Person:Benjamin Lynn Clapp
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Benjamin Lynn Clapp
Grandpa Bill's General Authority Pages |
Early Mormon Leader
Notes:
• Married 1832 to Mary Schultz; later practiced plural marriage; twelve children
• He had "some difficulty" with Bishop Warren S. Snow and finally was excommunicated for "apostasy" in 1859. He died in Liberty, California in 1860, "with a firm conviction of the truth of the latter-day work."
• Mission to Kentucky 1838
| Born: | August 19, 1814, West Huntsville, AL |
| Died: | October 31, 1865, Liberty, CA |
Notes:
• Married 1832 to Mary Schultz; later practiced plural marriage; twelve children
• He had "some difficulty" with Bishop Warren S. Snow and finally was excommunicated for "apostasy" in 1859. He died in Liberty, California in 1860, "with a firm conviction of the truth of the latter-day work."
• Mission to Kentucky 1838
Ordained Seventy 1844
Called to First Council of Seventy 1845
• Benjamin Lynn Clapp was one of the First Seven Presidents of Seventies, from 1845 to 1859 under the hand of Joseph Young and Levi W. Hancock.
Related Links:
• Grampa Bill's General Authority Pages - Bio with an interesting historical letter detailing a dramatic and mystical event.
• Wikipedia - Bio
Categories: Person | C | Other Demonination | Other Religion | Clergy | Born in Madison Co. | 1801-1825 | 1826-1850 | 1851-1875
