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    A map and timeline of the Mormon experience in Missouri from 1831 to 1839.

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    A map and timeline of the Mormon experience in Missouri from 1831 to 1839.

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    Mormon Missouri Timeline Map

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    A map and timeline of the Mormon experience in Missouri from 1831 to 1839.

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    Missouri Timeline

    DAVIESS COUNTY CALDWELL COUNTY CLAY COUNTY

    Battle of Crooked River

    Area shown in the enlarged map

    JACKSON COUNTY

    January 1831: The first missionaries arrived in Missouri. July 1831: The Lord designated Missouri as the location for the city of Zion. August 1831: Joseph Smith dedicated the temple site in Independence, Missouri. July 1833: A mob attacked the Saints in Independence, Missouri. November 1833: The Battle of the Big Blue occurred. The Saints were driven from Jackson County to Clay County, Missouri. MayJune 1834: Zions Camp marched from Kirtland, Ohio, to Clay County, Missouri.
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    June 1836: Citizens of Clay County asked the Saints to leave the county. September 1836: The Saints began moving to Far West and other locations that became Caldwell and Daviess Counties, Missouri. March 1838: Joseph Smith and his family arrived in Far West, Missouri, after fleeing from the mobs in Kirtland, Ohio. October 1838: The Battle of Crooked River occurred. Governor Boggs of Missouri issued his extermination order. October 1838April 1839: Joseph Smith and other Church leaders were kept as prisoners in Missouri. April 1839: The Saints fled from Missouri to Illinois.

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