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   Who was Eliza Snow?

   • Mormon proselytizers went to their region of Ohio about 1830, and in 1831 Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism, called at the Snow home. In 1835 Eliza Snow and her mother joined the Mormons, and in April she was baptized by Smith at the Mormon settlement in Kirtland.

   Eliza Roxey Snow Smith | American Mormon leader and poet

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   • Eliza Roxey Snow Smith, née Eliza Roxey Snow, (born Jan. 21, 1804, Becket, Mass., U.S.-died Dec. 5, 1887, Salt Lake City, Utah), American Mormon leader and poet, a major figure in defining the role of Mormon women through her work in numerous church organizations.

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   Who is Dr Elizabeth Snow?

   • Dr. Elizabeth Snow, MD is an internal medicine specialist in Lincoln, NE. She is affiliated with CHI Health St. Elizabeth. Her office is not accepting new patients. Your trust is our top concern. We strive to keep the reviews trustworthy, honest & fair. Very polite, knowledgeable, and seemed to have the drive to be helpful in any way she could.

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   What did Eliza Snow learn from Joseph Smith?

   • She learned to write poetry, keep books for her father, and sew and keep house with her mother. Sidney Rigdon, a Reformed Baptist minister and family friend, introduced the Snows to Joseph Smith in 1831, and Eliza’s mother and sister immediately converted. 1 More than four years later, after much thought and study, 31-year-old Eliza was baptized.

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   Eliza Roxey Snow (January 21, 1804 – December 5, 1887) was one of the most celebrated Latter Day Saint women of the nineteenth century. A renowned poet, she chronicled history, celebrated nature and relationships, and expounded scripture and doctrine.

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   Apr 30, 2019 · Eliza was born January 21, 1804, in Becket, Massachusetts, to Oliver and Rosetta Snow. She was the second of seven children. Her younger brother Lorenzo Snow later became the fifth President of the Church. The Snow family valued learning, and Eliza was a brilliant student.

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   As a founder and early leader of all three women’s organizations within the Church, Eliza R. Snow traveled extensively and spoke often to the women of the Church. “We stand in a different position from the ladies of the world,” she taught them.

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   Eliza R. Snow was the second General President of the Relief Society and served in that capacity 21 years (1868–1887). Called "Zion's Poetess," Eliza is responsible for 10 hymns in the present day LDS hymnal and was one of the most celebrated Mormon women of the nineteenth century.

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   Feb 21, 2020 · Karen Lynn Davidson and Jill Mulvay Derr’s biography on Eliza R. Snow, Eliza: The Life and Faith of Eliza R. Snow, explains, “ As a young woman in her twenties, [Eliza] addressed themes of faith, patriotism, responsibility, and alienation, and explored questions regarding oppression, gender roles, and life beyond death.

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   During the earliest years of Primary, Eliza R. Snow, as General President of the Relief Society, was the de facto General Primary President. She traveled throughout the Latter-day Saint communities of the American West, encouraging the organization of local Primaries and instructing new presidencies.

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   Jul 15, 2020 · One of the most influential Latter-day Saint women of the 19th century, Eliza was a prolific speaker and poet who served as the second general Relief Society president from 1880 to 1887. She helped found the Ladies’ Cooperative Retrenchment Association, Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Association (later renamed Young Women) and Primary.