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John D. Lee Daughters
No full textDaughters of John D. Lee and Sarah Caroline. Left to right, Josephine Lee Matthews, Elizabeth Lee Lamb, and Sarah Ann Lia Young. Juanita Brooks wrote the biography of John D. Lee and researched his involvement in the Mountain Meadows Massacre, viewing him as a scapegoat of the incident
John D. Lee and Wives
No full textJohn D. Lee with two of his wives, Rachel Woolsey and Caroline Williams. Juanita Brooks wrote the biography of John D. Lee and researched his involvement in the Mountain Meadows Massacre, viewing him as a scapegoat of the incident
John D. Lee monument
No full textBeginning construction of John D. Lee monument at Lee's Ferry.Photograph
John D. Lee
No full textGravemarker Iin memory of John D. Lee. September 6, 1812 to March 23, 1877. Panguitch, Utah. This grave is situated in the cemetery plot of Mohonri Moriancumer Steele, at one time President of the Panguitch Stake of Zion; a descendant of John D. Lee married a daughter of M. M. Steele by a polygamous wife. Lee visited Steele often, when on the \u27underground\u27 on his trips to Panguitch to get information and counse
John D. Lee Daughters
No full textDaughters of John D. Lee. Left to right, " Amorah Lee Smithson [mother, Rachel Woolsey], Mereb Lee Morris and Nellie Lee Stocks [mother Ann Gordge].
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