“New book tells how Quincy offered refuge to fleeing Mormons in 1839”

Last updated on: February 19, 2017 at 3:53 pm   by
“New book tells how Quincy offered refuge to fleeing Mormons in 1839” 2017-02-19T15:53:29-07:00

 

St. Peter's cemetery, Quincy, ILL
There are some very admirable things in the history of Quincy, Illinois. The town’s treatment of Mormon refugees is one of them. This Wikimedia Commons public domain photo — taken in the town’s St. Peter’s Cemetery — illustrates another.

 

A noble story, worth being remembered:

 

http://www.whig.com/20170213/new-book-tells-how-quincy-offered-refuge-to-fleeing-mormons-in-1839#

 

I look forward to reading the book.

 

Posted from Waikoloa, Hawaii

 

 

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