- The
Danites were a
fraternal organization founded by
Latter Day
Saint members in June 1838, in the town of Far West,
Caldwell County, Missouri. During...
- ha-Dani (Hebrew: אֶלְדָּד בֶּן מַחְלִי הַדָּנִי, lit. 'Eldad son of
Mahli the
Danite') (fl. c. 851 – c. 900) was a ninth-century
Jewish merchant, traveller,...
- also
reported the
existence of the
Danite group among the
Mormons and
repeated a po****r
rumor that a
group of
Danites was
planning to
attack and burn Richmond...
-
first militias was the
Danite. The
first military unit was the
Nauvoo Legion, the city
militia for Nauvoo, Illinois. The
Danites were a
fraternal organization...
-
descended from
these Danites. Some Beta
Israel ****ert that
their Danite origins go back to the time of Moses, when some
Danites parted from
other Jews...
- of
these rumors[which?] were
centered around a
group called the
Danites. The
Danites were a
fraternal organization which was
founded by a
group of Latter-day...
- confession, and
startling disclosures of the
notorious Bill Hickman, the
Danite chief of Utah, Geo A. Cro****t, New York - 1872 Hilton, Lynn M.; Hilton,...
- 21:25; cf. Ruth 1:1) as in the
following chart:
Chapters 17–18
record a
Danite founding narrative that
gives insight into
Israelite early religious lives...
- of
Joseph Smith's
plural wives, a
member of the
Council of
Fifty and a
Danite leader. Lott was born in New York City, to
Peter Lott and Mary Jane Smiley...
- "provoked the
animosity of the
Mormon faithful" and that "all I said
about the
Danite Band and the
murders is
historical so I
cannot withdraw that
though it is...
