Sarah M. Cleveland
Counselors of the Relief Society
About Sarah M. Cleveland
Lived 1788 – 1856 (aged 67–68).
Marriage to Joseph Smith
A letter from John L. Smith, Sarah Kingsley’s son-in-law, to the First Presidency, dated March 8, 1895, states: "In the days of Joseph. Mother [Sarah M. Kingsley (Howe)] Cleveland by advice, was sealed to the prophet in Nauvoo but lived with her [non-LDS] husband John Cleveland." Sarah was also resealed to Joseph Smith vicariously in the Nauvoo Temple in 1846.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Sarah M. Cleveland?
Counselors of the Relief Society
When was Sarah M. Cleveland born?
Sarah M. Cleveland was born on 20 October 1788.
When did Sarah M. Cleveland die?
Sarah M. Cleveland died in 1856 in Plymouth.
Sources & further reading
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