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Ziba Peterson
Ziba Peterson〔In some sources, his full name might be identified as Richard Ziba Peterson or Richard B. Peterson. 〕 (died 1849)〔Peterson's article in the ''Encyclopedia of Latter-day Saint History'' states his birth was in 1818 in Burke County, North Carolina, which may have been mistaken with his wife's birth in 1808 in Burke County, North Carolina. If Peterson's birth year was 1818 he would have been 12 years old when he was ordained an Elder in 1830, which is doubtful. The article's author, H. Dean Garrett, wrote three years earlier, in 1997, "No identifieable sources of his birth, parentage, or his early childhood have been discovered. … Apparently, he was a young man in his late teens or young adulthood when he was baptized." 〕 was an early American Latter Day Saint best known as one of the four initial missionaries sent by Joseph Smith in 1830 to preach to Native Americans in Indian Territory. This mission brought in several influential converts and introduced the church to Kirtland, Ohio and Jackson County, Missouri, which would become religiously significant to Mormonism.
==Biography==
Peterson was baptized into the Church of Christ (Latter Day Saints) by Oliver Cowdery on April 18, 1830 in Seneca Lake, New York〔''Journal History'', LDS Church Archives〕 and by June 1830 he had been ordained an Elder. Peterson was one of six elders attending the first conference of the church on June 9, 1830.〔''Journal History'', June 9, 1830〕
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