Nail, hosted McLellin for tea in Bluffdale, Illinois, on Mar. 21, 1833. Possibly Daniel Nail, born around 1804. Member of the Old Settlers Association for Greene County. [McLellin]

Negus, R. S., subscribed to the Star in Carrollton, Illinois, Mar. 25, 1833. Possibly Robert S. Negus. [McLellin]

NEWCOME was possibly Samuel Newcomb, born Jan. 8, 1794, died Aug. 13, 1879. Went on a mission to the eastern states with Oliver Granger in 1833. Planned to go on a "preaching tour" with McLellin, but McLellin travelled instead with John F. Boynton. [McLellin]

Nickerson, Eleazer Freeman (1806-1862), merchant; born at Cavendish, Windsor County Vermont. Son of Freeman Nickerson (1779-1847) and Huldah Chapman (1780-1860). Merchant living in Mt. Pleasant, Ontario, Canada in the early 1830s. Married Eliza McAllister, 1831. [PJSv2]

Nickerson, Eliza McAllister (1811-1835), born in Canada. Daughter of Samuel McAllister (1774-1865) and Elizabeth (1774-1865). Married Eleazer Freeman Nickerson at Woodhouse, Norfolk, Ontario, Canada in 1831. [PJSv2]

Nickerson, Freeman (1778-1847), was born in South Dennis, Massachusetts, Feb. 5, 1778. In 1800 he emigrated to Vermont, where he met and married Huldah Chapman. They had nine children. Was a commissioned lieutenant in the War of 1812. Joined the Church in Apr. 1833 and served a mission to Ohio later that year. In Oct. 1833, he accompanied Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon on a mission to Canada. In May 1835, he hosted Brigham Young and William Smith in his home at Leona, New York. [McLellin]

Nickerson, Freeman (1779-1847), seaman; born at South Dennis, Barnstable County Massachusetts. Moved to Vermont and married Huldah Chapman, 1800. Officer in the War of 1812. Joined the Latter-day Saints at Dayton, Cattaraugus County, New York, 1833. Participant in the march of Zion’s Camp, 1834. Died in Iowa during the Mormon exodus to Utah. [PJSv2]

Nickerson, John (no information) [PJSv2]

Nickerson, Moses Chapman (1804-1871), merchant; born at Cavendish, Windsor County, Vermont. Son of Freeman Nickerson (1779-1847) and Huldah Chapman (1780-1860). Merchant living in Mt. Pleasant, Ontario, Canada in the early 1830s. Selected counselor to John Smith in the Iowa Stake, 1841. [PJSv2]

Nickerson, Richard (1795-1868), farmer; born at South Dennis, Barnstable County, Massachusetts. Brother of Freeman Nickerson (1779-1847). Died at Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts. [PJSv2]

Nickerson, Samuel (1789-1859), Mariner; born at South Dennis, Barnstable County, Massachusetts. Brother of Freeman Nickerson (1779-1847). Living in South Dennis, 1850. [PJSv2]

Niswanger, William (1796-?), born at Middletown, Frederick County, Maryland. Married Mary Martin. Children born in Pennsylvania, Missouri, Illinois, and Iowa. Living in the Nauvoo, Illinois 3rd ward in 1842. Elected major in the Nauvoo Legion, 1841. His family living without him in Pottawattamie County, Iowa in 1850. [PJSv2]

Noble, Joseph Bates (1810-1900), farmer, miller, stockraiser; born at Egremont, Berkshire County, Massachusetts. Joined the Latter-day Saints in New York, 1832. Married Mary Beman, 1834. Participant in the march of Zion’s Camp, 1834. Appointed bishop of the 5th ward at Nauvoo, Illinois, and at Winter Quarters. Crossed plains to Utah, 1847. Counselor to bishop Edward Hunter in the Salt Lake City 13th ward. Moved to Bountiful, Davis County, Utah, 1862. Member of the Davis stake high council. Died at Bear Lake, Idaho. [PJSv2]

Noramore, Catherine. See Wilcox, Catherine Noramore

Norton, Hester, was baptized by Orson Hyde on May 11, 1835, in Westfield, New York. [McLellin]

Norton, Sylvester, was baptized and confirmed by Orson Hyde on May 12, 1835, in Westfield, New York. [McLellin]

Nourse, E. B. (no information) [PJSv2]

Nunally, N. W., lived in Paris, Illinois. Hosted Harvey Whitlock and David Whitmer, who introduced Mormonism to McLellin. Probably Major Nelson W. Nunnally (1801-69), born in Buckingham County, Virginia, in 1801. Married Letitia S. Hicklin, and they had nine children. Resided much of his life in Paris, Illinois. Died in 1869. [McLellin]

Nutting, Sister, hosted McLellin in Cincinnati, Ohio, Apr. 25, 1836. She was very anxious to go to Zion. Probably Syvander. [McLellin]

Nutting, Syvander, was listed as subscribing to the Messenger and Advocate in 1836. [McLellin]

Nyman, Margaret, married to Steward M. Agan at Nauvoo, Illinios, 1843. [PJSv2]

Nyman, Matilda (no information) [PJSv2]