The following portion of BRIGHAM YOUNG'S address at the semi-annual Conference ?? Salt Lake City, is taken from his organ, the D?? News.

But the church continues to sanction a form of one-day-some-day polygamy — pioneer-prophet Brigham Young was sealed to more than 50 women back in the day, and current church President Russell ...

SALT LAKE CITY, Tuesday, March 16. Judge KINNEY, this day, issued a writ against BRIGHAM YOUNG, under the Polygamy act of Congress.

And finally Brigham Young is watching a funeral entourage pass down the main street of Nauvoo, and he finally acknowledges: "I will accept this principle.

Latter-day Saints imagine Brigham Young as a commanding theocrat, who mobilized a crestfallen and beleaguered people after the death of their prophet-founder, who led them on an epic exodus across ...

The man in the photograph is Brigham Young, a founder of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. But the face of the woman seated next to him has been scratched out.

Writer David Ebershoff's novel, "The 19th Wife," is two stories: one based on the life of Ann Eliza Young, one of Mormon leader Brigham Young's 19 wives who divorced him and became a crusader ...

Church of Latter-day Saints leader Brigham Young and many of his followers had multiple wives, but the practice was largely ditched around 1890 as part of Utah’s bid for statehood.

There is polygamy in all its sordid promiscuity, with a trifle more luxury of detail than I myself can relish, but perhaps not with more than was necessary to historical veracity.

There in 1852 Prophet Young publicly proclaimed polygamy as a divine doctrine which, he said, Founder Smith and a chosen few had secretly initiated a decade before.

The state joined 32 others this week in outlawing the practice when Gov. Ned Lamont signed House Bill 6918, now Public Act 25-72.