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privilege of buying or renting Lands of their friends, who instead of being allowed to participate in or being protected by a "Republican Government" were oppressed by a "Military Despotism," who were even threatened, by "Proclamation" from the Chief Officer of the aforesaid Despotism, with extermination if they would not depart out of the Country, leaving all of their property, their arms and beasts of burden, and thus deprived of the means of flight or defense. We were to be driven through deserts, inhabited by hostile Indians to certain destruction. To overthrow a Government which has seized upon the property of the Missions for its individual aggrandizement; which has ruined and shamefully oppressed the laboring people of California, by their enormous exactions on goods imported into this country; is the determined purpose of the brave men who are associated under his command.
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Behrens—building on the work of David Freeman and Ronald L. "Smokey" Bassett—positively identified an unsigned letter in the archives of the LDS Church as being penned by Ide. Ekins has laid out all of the arguments on both sides of this controversy, positively concluding that Ide was baptized a Mormon in July 1837, was likely set apart as the President of the Springville Branch of the Church in July 1844 and was called on a mission to assist Joseph Smith's campaign for the Presidency of the United States on April 6, 1844. Accordingly, Ide and his family were the first known Mormons to enter California and Ide—as commander of the short-lived
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where a monument is visible from the road. On June 7, 2014 new gravestones, created by William B. Ide Adobe State Historic Park docent David Freeman and assisted by members of the Chico California Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, were dedicated by S. Dennis Holland, President
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He also solemnly declares his object to be First, to defend himself and companions in arms who were invited to this country by a promise of Lands on which to settle themselves and families who were also promised a "republican government," who, when having arrived in California were denied even the
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He also solemnly declares his object in the Second place to be to invite all peaceable and good Citizens of California who are friendly to the maintenance of good order and equal rights (and I do hereby invite them to repair to my camp at Sonoma without delay) to assist us in establishing and
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Since at least as early as 1886 and as late as 1993, some historians have argued that Ide was never a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This argument was settled in 2014 in the affirmative, however, when researchers Roger Robin Ekins, Michael N. Landon and Richard K.
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William B. Ide wrote a proclamation announcing and explaining the reasons for the revolt during the night of June 14–15, 1846 (below). There were additional copies and some more moderate versions (produced in both English and Spanish) distributed around northern California through June 18.
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The Commander in Chief of the Troops assembled at the Fortress of Sonoma gives his inviolable pledge to all persons in California not found under arms that they shall not be disturbed in their persons, their property or social relations one to another by men under his command.
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He further declares that he relies upon the rectitude of our intentions; the favor of Heaven and the bravery of those who are bound to and associated with him, by the principle of self preservation; by the love of truth; and by the hatred of tyranny for his hopes of success.
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perpetuating a "Republican Government" which shall secure to all: civil and religious liberty; which shall detect and punish crime; which shall encourage industry, virtue and literature; which shall leave unshackled by Fetters, Commerce, Agriculture, and Mechanism.
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He further declares that he believes that a Government to be prosperous and happyfying in its tendency must originate with its people who are friendly to its existence. That its Citizens are its Guardians, its officers are its Servants, and its Glory their
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Apparently, Ide never actually lived at the Ide Adobe, but rather at a location much further south in Tehama County. "William B. Ide never lived at park" by Rebecca Wolf, Red Bluff Daily News Online, accessed February 23,
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The Bear Flag Republic lasted until July 9, 1846, just 25 days, until the U.S. Flag was raised at Sonoma. Ide and other "Bear Flaggers" joined
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To all persons, citizens of Sonoma, requesting them to remain at peace, and to follow their rightful occupations without fear of molestation.
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in December 1852, probably during the night of the 19th–20th, at the age of 56. He is buried in a small cemetery on the east side of
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California, from the Conquest in 1846 to the Second Vigilance Committee in San Francisco: A Study of American Character
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of the California Pioneer Heritage Foundation & Director of Public Affairs of LDS Historic Sites in California.
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by trade, Ide married Susan Grout Haskell (1799–1850) in 1820. He and his wife Susan lived at first in
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who were not Mexican citizens, about thirty settlers conducted what was to become known as the
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Ekins, Roger Robin. "William Brown Ide: Mormon President of the Republic of California".
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In 1846, on a report that the Mexican government was threatening to expel all
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William B. Ide: A Re-Examination of His Life and Role in California History
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and the U.S. armed forces in taking possession of California from Mexico.
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house and other buildings near Red Bluff, commemorates his life.
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Hubert H. Bancroft's History of California, Vol. V. 1846-1848
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and captured the Mexican Commandante of Northern California,
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One version of the text of the proclamation can be found at
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In 1845, Ide sold his farm and joined a wagon train in
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on October 25, 1845. Ide traveled north to work for
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William B. Ide, Head Quarters Sonoma, June 15, 1846
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Index


California Republic
Andrés Pico
Alta California
John D. Sloat
Military Governor of California
Rutland, Massachusetts
Red Bluff, California
Smallpox
Monroeville, California
California Republic
Rutland, Massachusetts
Vermont State Legislature
carpenter
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Ohio
Illinois
Springfield
California Republic
Independence, Missouri
Oregon
mountain man
Caleb Greenwood
Alta California
Mexico
Sutter's Fort
Peter Lassen
Rancho Bosquejo
settlers

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