Historical Sketches of Western New York
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What I have said respecting the characters of these men will apply to the whole family. What I have stated relative to the characters of these individuals, thus far, is wholly true. After they became thorough Mormons, their conduct was more disgraceful than before. They did not hesitate to abuse any man, no matter how fair his character, provided he did not em- brace their creed. Their tongues were continually employed in spreading scandal and abuse. Although they left this part of the country ...without paying their just debts, yet their creditors were glad to have them do so, rather than to have them stay, dis- turbing the neighborhood. Signed, Willard Chase. " a " On the 11th of December, 1833, the said Willard Chase ap- peared before me, and made oath that the foregoing statement, to which he has subscribed his name, is true, according to his best recollection and belief. Frederick Smith, " Justice of the Peace of Wayne County. " Parley Chase affirms as follows : — "I was acquainted with the family of Joseph Smith, Sen.
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What I have said respecting the characters of these men will apply to the whole family. What I have stated relative to the characters of these individuals, thus far, is wholly true. After they became thorough Mormons, their conduct was more disgraceful than before. They did not hesitate to abuse any man, no matter how fair his character, provided he did not em- brace their creed. Their tongues were continually employed in spreading scandal and abuse. Although they left this part of the country ...without paying their just debts, yet their creditors were glad to have them do so, rather than to have them stay, dis- turbing the neighborhood. Signed, Willard Chase. " a " On the 11th of December, 1833, the said Willard Chase ap- peared before me, and made oath that the foregoing statement, to which he has subscribed his name, is true, according to his best recollection and belief. Frederick Smith, " Justice of the Peace of Wayne County. " Parley Chase affirms as follows : — "I was acquainted with the family of Joseph Smith, Sen.
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