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Journal Article

English

Cable, Mary

She Who Shall Be Nameless

American Heritage

February 1965

16

1965

50-55

Relates the discovery that the author's great, great grandmother was the fifth wife of Brigham Young. Augusta Adams left her husband in Boston to marry Young after she heard him give a lecture.

http://www.americanheritage.com/content/she-who-shall-be-nameless

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Biographies, women, 19th century (articles or chapters)
Women, pioneer life (biographical, articles or chapters)
Young, Augusta Adams
Young, Brigham, plural marriage

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