seems like there should have a branch before the stake was organized.
assertion #3725093 by bplewe on 2017-07-14: confidence 100%.
ended:between 15 Sep 1845 and Oct 1845?
assertion #3736241 by bplewe on 2017-07-14: confidence 10%.
description:Consisted of scattered Mormon settlers about halfway between Nauvoo and Quincy. It was organized as a stake-branch in 1840 with a presidency (Isaac Morley) and bishopric (Gardner Snow), but when outlying stakes were demoted in May 1841, it came under the jurisdiction of the Nauvoo High Council. In late 1843, it was reorganized as a stake, now with a high council, and they decided to build a new town, which they soon named Yelrome (now Tioga). It was rarely called a stake. However, it did function much like other stake-branches, with a full presidency and bishopric, along with a high council (by 1843).
assertion #4003268 by bplewe on 2019-10-02: confidence 100%.
religion:Early
assertion #4000605 by bplewe on 2017-04-08: confidence 100%.
located at:Adams/Hancock County, Illinois, United States
assertion #3712076 by bplewe on 2017-07-14: confidence 100%.
location:40°12'28"N, 91°20'51"W(started:between Jul 1843 and 1844)
Centered in Yelrome village once it was platted in late 1843
assertion #3718344 by bplewe on 2017-07-14: confidence 70%.
location:40°11'42"N, 91°22'40"W(ended:between Jul 1843 and 1844)
Scattered members in both Hancock and Adams Counties
assertion #3718079 by bplewe on 2017-07-14: confidence 70%.
membership/population:424(on:13 Oct 1841, source:T&S 3:1, 591)
Appeal from Lima Branch to Nauvoo High Council 4 Feb 1842. Some question about the propriety of this, but Pres. Marks declares that they have appellate jurisdiction.
entity #700066, assertion #4003255 by mpra on 2017-07-14: confidence 100%.
FamilySearch:KWVM-MGR
, Started:22 Oct 1840
, Ended:14 Feb 1845
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, Source:Hyrum Smith, Diary 1839-1840, p.45, Church History Library MS 2945
, Source Record
FamilySearch:KWVM-3QX
, Started:23 Oct 1840
, Ended:between Jul 1843 and 1845
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, Source Record
, Source:Hyrum Smith, Diary 1839-1840, p.45, Church History Library MS 2945