Although I don't know of any actual historical records of Young ever drinking, it would not be surprising in the least that he drank. These are the reasons why he probably drank: Young was a convert to the church so he would have drank anyway before he was baptized. Although Latter Day Saints today do not drink alcohol that was not necessarily the case in the early years of the LDS church. Mormons believe in modern revelation. The reason they do not drink is because they believe that Joseph Smith received a revelation in 1833 that listed things that are good for the body and things that are bad for the body. This revelation can be found in their book "Doctrine and Covenants" - section 89. can be found on lds.org even after that revelation was received, it was not taken as a commandment until years later. Brigham Young may easily have been among the many members of the LDS church who drank and used tobacco in the early years of the church.
There are no historical records that definitively prove Brigham Young drank alcohol, as he was known to strictly adhere to the Word of Wisdom, a health code practiced by members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Despite rumors and speculation, there is insufficient evidence to support the claim that he consumed alcohol.
The exact age at which Haggai died is not explicitly mentioned in historical or biblical records.
There is no definitive information on the number of siblings that Saint Sebastian had. It is believed that he may have had one sibling, but concrete historical records are scarce.
There is no recognized saint named Callie in the Catholic tradition. However, there may be saints with similar names in other Christian denominations or historical records.
Yes, Saint Sophia had three daughters named Faith, Hope, and Charity, but she did not have any siblings mentioned in historical records.
It is not specified in historical records, but Mary Magdalene is commonly thought to have been a contemporary of Jesus, rather than being significantly older or younger.
Historical Records Survey was created in 1935.
Historical Records Survey ended in 1943.
Sima Qian wrote the Historical Records throughout his life time
directs the states public records
yes
Theda Page Brigham has written: 'Descendants of John Page (1614-1687) of Hingham and Haverhill, Massachusetts, together with genealogical records of certain branches of the Mead, Jeffers, and Hunkins families'
An Archives. A place where historical records and memorabilia are stored and preserved for research and posterity.
History of Native American Tribe 1920 to 1953. I would like to have these books copied.
it can't.
no, not according to historical records
historical records
Such historical records do not exist.