Isaac C. Haight — Healing of Eliza Ann Snyder Haight
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In 1847, while the Haight family was traveling across the plains toward the Salt Lake Valley, Isaac's wife, Eliza Ann, became dangerously ill. With the company far from medical assistance, Isaac exercised his faith and the authority of the priesthood to administer a blessing to her. According to family records, Eliza experienced a rapid and dramatic recovery that allowed her to continue the arduous journey. Isaac documented this as a clear instance of the power of the priesthood and divine mercy.
Sources & References
Brenda Sue Webster, 'Isaac Chauncey Haight,' DUP History Collection; Caroline Keturah Parry Woolley, 'I Would to God: A Personal History of Isaac Haight' (2009). (research confidence: medium)
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