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Upper Canada (1832–1837) |
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Patrick study group, Irvingites
The Taylors |
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Canadian Methodism; William Patrick and the study group; Irvingites.
Family primitivist congregations grow in England but Mary is destitute;
at thirty-three she leaves her aging father to join her brother and sister
in Toronto; the study group continues; John and Leonora Cannon Taylor. |
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¶ Upper Canada (1832–1837) |
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| Study group, Irvingites, war imminent |
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The Patrick study group. Fieldings, Taylors, others converted by Parley
P. Pratt, 1836. Irvingites. Prophecies of war and pestilence in Canada. |
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¶ Joseph Fielding
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| April–May 1836 |
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Parley in Toronto |
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Parley's letters describing his activities published in the Messenger and Advocate. |
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Parley P. Pratt's Toronto Letters (1836) |
| Joseph Fielding diary |
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Joseph Fielding recollection. |
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¶ Joseph Fielding Diary (1832–1837) |
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| May 1836 |
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Orson Hyde and Parley in Scarborough |
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Orson's lengthy debate with a Presbyterian minister. He and Parley baptize
40. |
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¶ Orson Hyde (h) |
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John Taylor a Methodist preacher? |
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| Was John Taylor a Methodist preacher? |
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B. H. Roberts wrote that John Taylor was a Methodist preacher
in England and Canada. Is this the only source for that information? Neither
Methodist sources nor contemporary Mormon accounts support the claim. |
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John Taylor's
Methodism |
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