George D. Grant

0 personal · 9 curated

Accounts naming George D. Grant appear first, followed by stories George D. Grant shared with the archive as a contributor.

The LDS Witness archive holds 9 documented accounts involving George D. Grant — including Protection & Deliverance, Multiplication of Resources, Spiritual Conversion, spanning the 1840s through the 1850s, in United States and United Kingdom — each one a documented experience of divine power.

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Curated by George D. Grant (9)

Stories George D. Grant shared with the archive as a contributor. They remain part of the site but are not accounts of this person’s own witness.

Brigham Young's Deliverance from a U.S. Marshal through William Miller's Disguise(1845)

Brigham Young Puts His Team on the Nauvoo Temple and Trusts God for the Increase — His Untended Corn Matches Any on the Farm (1845)

Elder George D. Grant and William H. Kimball preserved by the finger of Providence(1856)

William Henry Kimball: Son of an Apostle, He Led 60 Wagon Loads of Willie Company Survivors to Safety(1856)

Abel Weaver Garr: The Fastest Rider in the Rescue — He Galloped Into Camp and the Martin Company Wept(1856)

James G. Willie: From English Convert to Handcart Captain — Led His Company Through Death and Into Zion(1856)

Brigham Young's Call to Rescue the Willie and Martin Handcart Companies (October 1856)

Rescue of the Willie and Martin Handcart Companies (October–November 1856)

The Three Young Men Who Carried Martin Handcart Pioneers Across the Frozen Sweetwater River(1856)