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Tango0107 May 2016 10:21 p.m. PST

Of possible interest?

"As the title of this book suggests its author recalls a long period of his life in the American South- West of the nineteenth century commencing from 1847 when, travelling to take part in the war with Mexico as a volunteer, he was attacked by Comanche Indians. His first association with the Mormons, following a shooting accident, followed in 1850. Native American Indians and the Mormons from this point form the interlocking threads of this colourful autobiography. It is clear that the author has much sympathy for the plight of the Indians of his time and had frequent dealings with various tribes. These were, however, often violent times and the book touches upon the Echo Canyon War, the Black Hawk War and Apache outbreaks. Later, as an active member of the Mormon Church, Jones led a rescue of Mormon hand-cart company pioneers which necessitated his party wintering at Devil's Gate under conditions of extreme hardship. The incident promoted much acclaim as an act of undoubted selfless heroism. Significantly Jones is credited with translation of selections ‘The Book of Mormon' into Spanish, leading the first Mormon mission to Mexico and the foundation (at Brigham Young's behest) of a new settlement originally called Jonesville, in the Salt River Valley Arizona which is now incorporated into the city of Mesa, Arizona."
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Hafen von Schlockenberg08 May 2016 9:22 a.m. PST

Placing it in the Dark Ages seems a bit harsh.

Zebcook Supporting Member of TMP08 May 2016 10:03 a.m. PST
GarrisonMiniatures08 May 2016 11:01 a.m. PST

Pretty much Dark Ages for the Native American Indians.

Tango0108 May 2016 12:04 p.m. PST

Many thanks Zebcook!

But I cannot pick up the text!…

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Hafen von Schlockenberg08 May 2016 12:15 p.m. PST

Nonsense, GM,we brought them all the joys of civilization:

youtu.be/wjNqlhPFc4Y

jdginaz08 May 2016 3:30 p.m. PST

I wonder if he mentions my Great-Grandfather Henry Clay Rogers the second in command of the expedition to the Salt River. Jonesville is/was better known as Lehi, Arizona.

Druzhina08 May 2016 10:00 p.m. PST

Placing it in the Dark Ages seems a bit harsh.

That was my now deleted post – caught by a bug.

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Great War Ace09 May 2016 6:46 a.m. PST

Still not seeing any psalter. Or any forty year old Indians either. Bill's Bug, Bill's bugaboo….

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