Mormon Prisoners Pt. 2
Polygamists in striped Mormon polygamists in prison uniforms, including George Q. Cannon (center with cane), William Gimbert Saunders (second from right), and William Morley Black (right of Cannon with white beard). These men were also known as "Prisoners of Conscience."
Photo Number P0450n02
Keywords Utah; Mormons and Latter-Day Saints; Mormon History; Polygamy; Men; Portraits; Prison and prisoners; Jail
Subject Cannon, George Q. (George Quayle), 1827-1901--Photographs
Additional Information See Manuscript Accn 1224
Collection Number and Name P0450 George Q. Cannon Photograph Collection
Collection Name George Q. Cannon
Textual Date April 5, 1886
Item found on the University of Utah's digital library.
Keywords Utah; Mormons and Latter-Day Saints; Mormon History; Polygamy; Men; Portraits; Prison and prisoners; Jail
Subject Cannon, George Q. (George Quayle), 1827-1901--Photographs
Additional Information See Manuscript Accn 1224
Collection Number and Name P0450 George Q. Cannon Photograph Collection
Collection Name George Q. Cannon
Textual Date April 5, 1886
Item found on the University of Utah's digital library.
Labels: Ancient History, Duel, history, Indian Massacre, Massacre of sodomites, Molech, Moloch, Pemmican, Politics, Scalp warfare, Slayer of Indians, Television Interview, War, Warfare, WKEF, WRGT-TV
posted by Emmanuel Isaiah Smith (E. I. Smith) @ October 19, 2020
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