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Sidney Rigdon (February 19, 1793 – July 14, 1876) was a
leader during the
early history of the
Latter Day
Saint movement.
Rigdon was born in St. Clair...
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Rigdon may
refer to:
Kevin Rigdon Paul
Rigdon Sidney Rigdon W.
Bradford Rigdon Rigdon,
Indiana Sidney Rigdon: A
Portrait of
Religious Excess This disambiguation...
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movement (also
called the LDS movement, LDS
restorationist movement, or Smith–
Rigdon movement) is the
collection of
independent church groups that
trace their...
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Rigdon (2007), p. 155. Varberg,
Purcell &
Rigdon (2007), p. 157. Varberg,
Rigdon &
Purcell (2007), p. 42. sfnp error: no target: CITEREFVarberg
RigdonPurcell2007...
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people competed to take over his role, the
leading contenders being Sidney Rigdon,
Brigham Young, and
James Strang. The
majority of the
Latter Day
Saint movement...
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Rigdon's July 4th
oration was a
speech delivered by
Mormon leader Sidney Rigdon during a 4th of July
celebration in Far West,
Missouri in 1838. Rigdon...
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Robley S.
Rigdon is a
retired brigadier general in the
Georgia Army
National Guard.
Rigdon originally enlisted in the
United States Army in 1968. He was...
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Apostol 1967, p. 172; Varberg,
Purcell &
Rigdon 2007, pp. 125–126.
Apostol 1967, p. 160. Varberg,
Purcell &
Rigdon 2007. See p. 133 for the
power rule, pp...
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Nancy Rigdon (December 8, 1822 -
November 1, 1887) was the
daughter of
Sidney Rigdon, an
early leader in the Latter-day
Saint Movement. In 1842, she was...
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church sees
Sidney Rigdon as Smith's
rightful successor following the ********ination of
Smith because Rigdon was Smith's
first counselor in...
