What is
a Secondary Source?
Arkansas
Mountain Meadows Massacre Memorial in Harrison, Arkansas
Senator William C. Mitchell's 1860 List of
the Arkansas Victims
Arkansas
Research Links
Benton County
The
Fancher Train, under
the leadership of Captain Alexander Fancher, departed from Benton County,
Arkansas.
The Huff Train also departed from
Benton County.
Benton County
Arkansas Historical Society
Benton County Arkansas
U.S. Gen Web Project (Genealogy & History)
Carroll County
The Baker
Train, under the leadership of Captain John Twitty Baker, departed
from Carroll County, Arkansas. (Today this area where the
the Bakers lived is in
Boone County.)
Carroll
County Arkansas Historical Society
The Other Baker Train -
The Smith
Train Massacre
Johnson County
The
Cameron Train and
Miller Train departed from Johnson County,
Arkansas.
The Jones Train and
Tackett Train also departed
from Johnson County, Arkansas.
Johnson County Arkansas
Historical Society
Johnson County
Arkansas U.S. Gen Web Project (Genealogy & History)
Marion County
The
Mitchell Train and
Dunlap Train departed from Marion County, Arkansas.
Marion County Arkansas U.S. Gen Web Project (Genealogy
& History)
Marion
County Arkansas Heritage Society
Articles
The Mountain Meadows
Massacre and Its Completion as a Historic Episode,
by Ralph R. Rea
American Heritage - What Happened At Mountain
Meadows? by Sally Denton
The
Concord Review - The Mountain Meadows Massacre, A Crime
and a Mystery
Revisiting The Massacre
At Mountain Meadows - Glen M. Leonard, The Juanita
Brooks Lecture Series
New Light On The Mountain Meadows
Caravan - Roger V. Logan, Jr., Utah Historical Quarterly, 1992
Music
Mountain Meadow Massacre - Original Song Recorded by Lonnie J.
Good, great grandson of William Twitty Baker, survivor of the 1857 Mountain
Meadows Massacre.
Arkansas Folk Songs About the 1857 Mountain Meadows Massacre
On-Line Books
Mountain
Meadows Massacre
On-line book by Josiah F. Gibbs
Mountain Meadows Massacre
On-line book by Charles W. Penrose. 2nd ed. 1889
Massacres of the Mountains
by J.P. Dunn, Jr. 1886
Chapter X: Mountain Meadows
Tell It All, The Story Of A Life's Experience in Mormonism,
On-line
autobiography by Mrs. T.B.H. Stenhouse, 1875
Chapter XXIII is on the Mountain Meadows Massacre
Joseph Smith,
The Prophet And His Progenitors For Many Generations
On-line book by Lucy Smith, the mother of Joseph
Smith
Recollections of
the Mountain Meadows Massacre
Basil G. Parker, 1901
Trails
Cherokee Trail
Diaries, Memoirs, Letters
and Reports Along The Trails West
Old Spanish Trail
Oregon Trail Links
Oregon-California Trails
Association
South Pass Links
Trails West Links
PBS Series - The Mormons
Watch these episodes
on-line:
Section 8 - The
Mountain Meadows Massacre
Section 9 - The Ghosts of
Mountain Meadows
PBS - The West - Mountain Meadows
