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*[[/Introduction_of_the_eternal_marriage|Introduction of eternal marriage]] (also Fanny Alger) | *[[/Introduction_of_the_eternal_marriage|Introduction of eternal marriage]] (also Fanny Alger) | ||
*[[/Early womanizer|Early womanizer]] (includes Eliza Winters, Marinda Nancy Johnson) | *[[/Early womanizer|Early womanizer]] (includes Eliza Winters, Marinda Nancy Johnson) | ||
| + | *[[/Illegal marriages in Ohio|Illegal marriages in Ohio?]] | ||
*[[/Age of wives|Age of wives]] | *[[/Age of wives|Age of wives]] | ||
*[[/Children of polygamous marriages|Children of polygamous marriages]] | *[[/Children of polygamous marriages|Children of polygamous marriages]] | ||
*[[/Polyandry|Polyandry]] | *[[/Polyandry|Polyandry]] | ||
*[[/John C. Bennett|John C. Bennett]] | *[[/John C. Bennett|John C. Bennett]] | ||
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- Initiation of plural marriage
- Introduction of eternal marriage (also Fanny Alger)
- Early womanizer (includes Eliza Winters, Marinda Nancy Johnson)
- Illegal marriages in Ohio?
- Age of wives
- Children of polygamous marriages
- Polyandry
- John C. Bennett