Today In Mormon History
Several curious tidbits that happened on this day in Mormon History
15 years ago today - 15 years ago - Sep 15, 2001
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The Mormon Tabernacle Choir performs in a nationally broadcast church service on the National Day of Prayer and Remembrance for September 11...
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50 years ago today - 50 years ago - Sep 15, 1966
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BYU Political Science professor Ray Hillam is charged, by BYU president Ernest L. Wilkinson, with being pro-communist and disloyal to BYU at...
95 years ago today - 95 years ago - Sep 15, 1921
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[George F. Richards] Attended regular weekly council meeting in temple. At this meeting J Leo Fairbanks, the artist showed to the Presidenc...
185 years ago today - 185 years ago - Sep 15, 1831
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[Hyrum Smith] Administers to William McLellin, who is instantly healed. [Source: Jeffrey S. O'Driscoll, Hyrum Smith: A Life of Integ...
65 years ago today - Sep 8, 1951
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Colleen K. Hutchins is named Miss America. Other Mormon winners of national and international pageants are May Louise Flodin (Miss Sweden an...
75 years ago today - Sep 8, 1941
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[J. Reuben Clark] Vetterli'Repeated what I said to Commissioner McConkie and Mayor Jenkins and told him he must decide how best to hand...
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115 years ago today - Sep 8, 1901
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... members of the Twelve held an informal meeting at which the matter of handling the plural marriage cases in the Church was discussed i.e...
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130 years ago today - Sep 8, 1886
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Isaac C. Haight dies in Arizona, fully reinstated in the church sixteen years after his excommunication for ordering the Mountain Meadows Ma...
135 years ago today - Sep 08, 1881
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David O. McKay is baptized in Spring Creek near Huntsville, Utah; he is the first future President of the Church to be baptized on his eight...
140 years ago today - Sep 08, 1876
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Amanda Inez Knight (Allen), later one of the first single women missionaries called by the Church, is born in Payson, Utah.
160 years ago today - Sep 8, 1856
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[Brigham Young] Br. Dimmock [Huntington] also stated the Indians occasionally had what they called a whore dance, which was lewd and wrong....
165 years ago today - Sep 8, 1851
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B[righam] Young said I will put the motion. Will the Sisters + vote to quit using tea & coffee? The Brethren have voted not to use tobac...
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165 years ago today - Sep 8, 1851 (Afternoon, Conference)
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President Young said, there would be traveling Bishops, to visit the Bishops in their respective wards, to see that they do their duty, and ...
40 years ago today - Sep 7, 1976
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At a BYU devotional address President Spencer W. Kimball preaches: "We recommend that people marry those who are of the same racial bac...
100 years ago today - Sep 7, 1916
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Corporation of the Presiding Bishop organized. [Source: The Mormon Hierarchy - Extensions of Power by D. Michael Quinn, [New Mormon Histo...
125 years ago today - Monday, Sep 7, 1891
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[John Henry Smith] Salt Lake City It is announced from Cape May that Jos. F. Smith is amnestied by the President [of the United Stat...
135 years ago today - Sep 7, 1881
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a game of chess by telephone was played between Salt Lake and Ogden on Sunday. Salt Lake won. This is probably the first instance of telepho...
170 years ago today - Sep 7, 1846
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[Hosea Stout] Monday September 7th 1846. Went to see President Young after breakfast and reported what [had] been done which he said was al...
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40 years ago today - 6 September 1976
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[Leonard J. Arrington] "It was in the early 1950s, when graduate research at BYU built up, that Brother Lund put the clamps on researc...
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50 years ago today - Sep 6, 1966
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Deseret Management Corporation becomes the holding company for the church's income producing enterprises. "There was criticism from...
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