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1847 Pioneer Company Research

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The LDS Witness archive holds 47 documented accounts involving 1847 Pioneer Company Research — including Protection & Deliverance, Healing / Medical Reversal & Remission, Dreams, spanning the 1830s through the 1860s, in United States and United Kingdom — each one a documented experience of divine power.

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A Bullet Through His Coat: How Ellis Eames and His Family Were Preserved at Haun's Mill (1838)
The Skeptic Who Stood on the Bench: Lewis Barney's Answer to the Mob (1840)
Hyrum Smith's Last Blessing: Robert Erwin Baird, Teamster and Healer of the First Company (1844–1847)
Warned in a Dream: Thomas Grover's Road to Carthage in the Hour of the Martyrdom (June 1844)
The Hickory-Stick Stand: Shadrach Roundy Turns Back Forty Men at Joseph Smith's Gate (June 1844)
The Fall of Frank Worrell: The Carthage Guard Commander Stopped by Bodyguards Redden and Rockwell (September 1845)
The Last Man Standing at Pony Creek: Edson Whipple, Delivered from Death to the Vanguard Company (1846–1847)
Called from the Graveside Camp: Ezra T. Benson, Apostle of the First Company (1846)
"Thus My Whole Family Died, Martyrs to Christ": Edson Whipple's Sacrifice at Pony Creek (1846)
The Wheelwright Who Drove the Second Team into the Valley: Norman Taylor, Age Eighteen (1847)
The Coffin Maker of Winter Quarters: Charles Burke's Quiet Service from Nauvoo to the Vanguard Company (1847)
The Bullets Whistled Pretty Close: Captain Joseph Matthews Under Fire on the Platte (May 1847)
Fifty Trusted with the Night Watch: David Powell, Southern Convert and Night Guard of the Vanguard (1847)
Leave All and Follow Me: Matthew Ivory's Choice Between Family and Faith (1847)
Fiddler Hans: The Danish Sailor Who Gave the First Company Its Evening Music (1847)
The Orphan Who Made Peace on the Trail: Andrew Smith Gibbons, Pioneer and Indian Missionary (1847–1886)
The Oldest Man in the Ranks: George Mills, Sixty Years Old on the Trail (1847)
The Hunter Who Kept Watch Over His Kill: Joseph Hancock's Night Alone on the Bluffs (May 1847)
A Boy of Seventeen at the Head of His People: Orson Kimball Whitney of the Vanguard Company (1847)
Behold, There Shall Be a Record Kept: Horace K. Whitney, the Diarist of the Whole Exodus (1846–1847)
The Young Scout of the Vanguard: Carlos G. Murray, Who Opened the Trail and Died on It (1847–1856)
The Hatter of Nauvoo: Philo Johnson, Who Hatted the Prophet and Walked with the Vanguard (1842–1847)
The Straw-Tick Shirt and the Prophecy Over It: George P. Billings Enters the Valley (July 1847)
Twice Left Behind, Never Turned Back: Charles D. Barnum of the First Company (1836–1850)(1847)
A Stonemason for Every Temple: Rufus Allen, Camp Guard of the First Company (1847)
The Vision the Carpenter Built: Truman O. Angell and the Salt Lake Temple (1847–1887)
The Night Guard Who Timbered the Tabernacle: Barnabas L. Adams of the First Company (1847)
The Blacksmith of the First Company: James Davenport's Forge on the North Platte (1847)
The Sagebrush Beacon and Six Pounds of Flour: Lyman Curtis, First Into the Valley and Home Again (1847)
Only Member of His Family, Father of Twelve: Francis Boggs and a Life of Answered Calls (1841–1889)(1847)
"A Testimony That He Would Recover from That Hour": Prayer and the Mountain Fever of Brigham Young and Albert Perry Rockwood (July 1847)
Sentenced to Burn at the Stake: The Deliverance of Tippets and Woolsey on the Winter Dispatch Run (1846–47)(1847)
Green Flake: The Enslaved Pioneer Who Drove the First Wagon into the Salt Lake Valley (July 1847)
Healed at the Waters of the Loup: Elijah Newman's Baptism for Health (April 25, 1847)
The Rattlesnake Bite at Chimney Rock: Nathaniel Fairbanks' Healing on the Pioneer Trek (May 1847)
Steadying the Capsizing Wagon: Andrew S. Gibbons' Platte River Rescue and Two Days Lost on the Prairie (1847)
Hark Lay and Oscar Crosby: The Enslaved Black Pioneers Who Scouted and Built the First Road into the Salt Lake Valley (July 22, 1847)
The First Shoes Made in Salt Lake City: Norwegian Orphan Ellen Sanders Kimball of the Vanguard Company(1847)
Ministering Angels to the Sick: Clara Decker Young, Youngest Woman of the 1847 Pioneer Company
Harriet Young's Mastiff Deliverance: An Armed Attack Turned Back at the First Home Outside the Fort(1847)
"This Present Calamity Will Pass Off": Jedediah M. Grant's Promise to Henson Walker Fulfilled by the Seagulls (1848)
Three Days on a Waterless Desert: The Finding of Hosea Cushing, Survivor of the Walker War (1853)
Greater Love Hath No Man: Deputy Sheriff Rodney Badger's Sacrifice in the Weber River (April 29, 1853)
He Never Came Home: Alexander Chesley, Sugar-Train Pilot and Missionary to Australia (1856)
See That None Were Left Behind: Millen Atwood's Watch Over the Sick of the Willie Handcart Company (1856)
At Eighty-One, Ezekiel Gleason Accepts the Gospel from His Pioneer Son (1857)
A Family Account of a Child’s Near-Death Recovery during John Streator Gleason’s English Mission (1860–1863)(1860s)