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1805-1844) Founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons), the young Smith gained a following after an angel directed him to a set of golden plates that, when deciphered, became the Book of Mormon. Smith's communal, authoritarian church and his advocacy of plural marriage antagonized his neighbors in Ohio, Missouri, and finally Illinois, where he was murdered by a mob in 1844.
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