Sophronia Smith Stoddard
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Accounts naming Sophronia Smith Stoddard appear first, followed by stories Sophronia Smith Stoddard shared with the archive as a contributor.
Sophronia Smith Stoddard (1803–1876) was the eldest daughter of Joseph Smith Sr. and Lucy Mack Smith and the Prophet Joseph Smith's older sister; her ninety-day near-death siege of typhoid fever in 1813 and miraculous recovery after her family's prayer was among the earliest divine interventions that shaped the faith of the whole Smith family. The LDS Witness archive holds 1 documented account involving Sophronia Smith Stoddard — including Healing / Medical Reversal & Remission, set in the 1810s, in United States — each one a documented experience of divine power.
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Curated by Sophronia Smith Stoddard (1)
Stories Sophronia Smith Stoddard shared with the archive as a contributor. They remain part of the site but are not accounts of this person’s own witness.