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These are the nine biological children of Emma and Joseph Smith, four of whom survived to adulthood, and the two children they adopted: [6] [7] [8] [9] Joseph and Emma Hale Smith family. See also. List of Joseph Smith's wives#Allegations of children born to polygamous wives. Community of Christ. Category:Lists of children by person. Notes.
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Joseph and Emma had five children who lived to maturity:...
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Children: Joseph F. Smith: November 13, 1838 Far West, Missouri: November 19, 1918 Salt Lake City, Utah The sixth president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) and last President of the Church to have personally known Joseph Smith Jr. Martha Ann Smith May 14, 1841 Nauvoo, Illinois October 19, 1923 Provo, Utah
NameBirth DateBirth PlaceDeath DateFebruary 9, 1800Tunbridge, VTJune 27, 1844Jerusha BardenFebruary 15, 1805October 13, 1837Lovina Smith WalkerSeptember 16, 1827October 8, 1876Mary SmithJune 27, 1829Manchester, New YorkMay 29, 1832People also ask
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Following the death of Joseph Smith Mary went briefly back to Nauvoo. In the fall of 1844 Brigham Young and Heber Kimball offered themselves to Smith's widows as proxy husbands and Mary accepted Young's proposal. She was sealed to him for time in a proxy marriage on May 22, 1845, though she continued to live with Adam.
Joseph and Emma had five children who lived to maturity: adopted Julia Murdock, Joseph Smith III, David Hyrum Smith, Frederick Granger Williams Smith, and Alexander Hale Smith. Some historians have speculated—based on journal entries and family stories—that Smith fathered children with his plural wives.
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- John C. Bennett
- Alvin
- Thadeus and Louisa
- Joseph Murdock Smith
- Julia Murdock Smith Dixon Middleton
- Joseph Smith III
- Frederick Granger Williams Smith
- Alexander Hale Smith
- Don Carlos Smith
- Stillborn Son
- David Hyrum Smith
Born & Died June 15, 1828 Joseph and Emma’s first son lived for only a few hours and suffered from un-described birth defects. He was buried in what is now the McKune Cemetery near Harmony, Pennsylvania. His headstone has been preserved within a larger marker. While his name is recorded in the family Bible as Alvin, after Joseph’s beloved eldest br...
Born & Died April 30, 1831 Twins Thadeus and Louisa only survived for a few hours. They were believed to be buried in unmarked graves on the Morley Farm in Kirtland, Ohio. A memorial marker has been placed in the cemetery near the Kirtland Temple. They are likewise listed as unnamed in the Joseph Smith Papers but given names in the family Bible.
Born April 30, 1831 Died March 29, 1832 After the deaths of Thadeus and Louisa, Joseph and Emma adopted twins born the same day, but whose mother died in childbirth. On March 24, 1832, a mob attacked Joseph, and little Joseph, already struggling with the measles, became deathly ill from exposure to the elements. He died a few days later on March 29...
Julia was the surviving Murdock twin and the first of the Smith children to live to adulthood. She was thirteen when Joseph was martyred and remained with Emma in Nauvoo after the Saints traveled west. Evidence suggestsshe eloped at the age of seventeen to a much older man, who died shortly thereafter in a steamboat accident. She returned to Nauvoo...
Born November 6, 1832 Died December 10, 1914 Joseph Smith III was the eldest surviving son of the Smith family and the first leader of the Community of Christ (formerly known as the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints). At a young age, Joseph had been purportedly blessed by his prophet-father to one day succeed him as leader of ...
Born June 20, 1836 Died April 13, 1862 Frederick was born shortly after the dedication of the Kirtland temple in Ohio and was carried as a young toddler across the frozen landscape to Missouri. He didn’t have many recollections of the tumultuous times but later spoke of nightmares about Missourians attacking. He was eight when his father was martyr...
Born June 2, 1838 Died August 12, 1909 Alexander was named after Alexander Doniphan, an attorney who refused the command the execute Joseph Smith when he was brought to Liberty Jail. He was six when his father died and only eight when the Saints left Nauvoo. Some historians believe Alexander is the son who most resembles Joseph. Alexander was an at...
Born June 13, 1840 Died September 15, 1841 Named after Joseph’s youngest brother, Don Carlos was only a little over a year old when he died. The uncle for which he was named had died of the same sickness, which was sweeping through Nauvoo.
Born & Died February 6, 1842 This little son was the last of Joseph and Emma’s children to die in infancy and was not given a name that we know of. He was buried at the Old Homestead along with many other members of the Smith family.
Born November 17, 1844 Died August 29, 1904 When Joseph was martyred at Carthage Jail, Emma was pregnant with David Hyrum. He was born five months after the terrible incident and was cherished by his family. David was a creative soul and was often called the “Sweet Singer of Israel” for his voice and love of hymns. He was an avid reader and liked t...
Contents. hide. (Top) First generation. Second generation: children of Joseph Smith Sr. and Lucy Mack. Second generation: cousins to the Smiths. Third generation: children of Hyrum Smith. Third generation: children of Joseph Smith Jr. Third generation: children of Don Carlos Smith. Third generation: children of Smith cousins.
Apr 9, 2024 · Notable Family Members: spouse Eliza Roxey Snow Smith. Subjects Of Study: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Joseph Smith (born December 23, 1805, Sharon, Vermont, U.S.—died June 27, 1844, Carthage, Illinois) was an American prophet and founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Early years.
