JAMES PEARCE - A MORMON SHOOTER AND CLUBBER

JAMES PEARCE - A MORMON SHOOTER AND CLUBBER. In September 1857, eighteen-year-old Pearce was a private in one of the platoons in his father's (Harrison Pearce) company, Company I. The 1859 arrest warrant listed Harrison Pierce but not James. In 1875 during the first trial of John D. Lee, James Pearce was among several dozen witnesses who testified. Pearce identified several militiamen in their party.

Biographical Sketch | Genealogy of James Pearce

List of Victims killed by the above and other Mormon Participants

The above information was obtained from the The 1857 Iron County Militia Project and "Mormonism Unvailed," by John D. Lee

Home \| Mormom Shooters and Clubbers \| Life Story \| Young's Involvement \| Online Bookstore \| Disclaimer
\| MMMF Home Page \| The Surviving Children \| Victims \| Survivors \| Chain of Command \| Site Index \|
\| Replica of Rock Cairn \| Books and Videos \| Video Index \| Newspaper Articles \| Photo Index \|
\| © 2006 Frank Kirkman \| Disclaimer \|

Read how the Mormon Killers got paid by the US Government for caring for the orphan children after they had killed their parents.