Stenhouse, T. B. H., Mrs., 1829-1904

found: nuc86-76124: Her Exposé of polygamy in Utah [MI] 1872(hdg. on CU-BANC rept.: Stenhouse, Fanny, 1829- ; usage: Mrs. T.B.H. Stenhouse)

found: LC data base, 3-1-88(hdg.: Stenhouse, Fanny, 1829- ; usage: Mrs. T.B.H. Stenhouse)

found: A lady's life among the Mormons, 1872:title-page (Mrs. T.B.H. Stenhouse) page 6 (Fanny Stenhouse)

found: Walker, Ronald W. The Stenhouses and the making of a Mormon image, Journal of Mormon history 1: 51-72 (1974) via WWW May 7, 2014:pages 51-53, 59, 62, 72 (Fanny Warn; anti-Mormon writer and lecturer; known for her autobiography, "Exposé of polygamy" (1872), which she later reworked into her famous "Tell it all" (1874). Born on the island of Jersey; baptized into the Mormon church by the missionary Thomas Brown Stenhouse, whom she married on Feb. 6, 1850; both served as Mormon missionaries in Europe and moved to Salt Lake in 1859. They joined the Godbeite movement, Fanny being the first woman to do so; both became vocal opponents of the Mormon church; Fanny was excommunicated in 1874 after she gave a lecture in Salt Lake on the evils of polygamy. Died in Los Angeles in 1904.)