Laura Eliza Guymon
Louisa Rowley Guymon's youngest daughter who was sent to the store with instructions to answer every question with 'I don't know' when a federal marshal came looking for the family during the years of plural marriage persecution. She kept the family safe with four small words.
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Louisa Rowley Guymon's youngest daughter who was sent to the store with instructions to answer every question with 'I don't know' when a federal marshal came looking for the family during the years of plural marriage persecution. She kept the family safe with four small words.
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Books featuring Laura Eliza Guymon
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