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Conversion and Early Life of Brigham Young in Mendon NY

Mendon, NY, was the home of John Young, father of Brigham Young. Brigham and his wife, Miriam Works Young, lived on part of his father’s property. Brigham, a master carpenter, painter, and glazier, had a home, workshop, and mill-wheel powered by a creek running through the property. Many artifacts from an archaeological dig of the property are displayed in the nearby Valentown Museum. Brigham and Miriam, along with Heber C. Kimball’s family, as well as others of John Young’s family were converted and baptized in 1832. Before the Young family moved to Kirtland, Ohio, Miriam succumbed to tuberculosis. Heber C. and Vilate Kimball helped Brigham care for his children.