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| + | |summary=There was much contention regarding who Joseph Smith's successor was supposed to be after his death. | ||
| + | Some claim that Joseph Smith designated his son Joseph III as his successor. | ||
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Succession in the Presidency of the Church
Summary: There was much contention regarding who Joseph Smith's successor was supposed to be after his death.Some claim that Joseph Smith designated his son Joseph III as his successor.