began to fulfill Cutler's long-cherished dream when they relocated their headquarters to Independence, Missouri; there they built a meetinghouse that remains today as the only functioning Cutlerite church building. As Cutler had taught in Manti, his followers continue to perform endowments and baptisms for the dead today, virtually alone among all non–LDS Church-derived Latter Day Saint churches. Two schisms emerged from the original Cutlerite organization: the first was started by Clyde Fletcher in 1953 and vanished with his death in 1969. The second was begun by former member Eugene Walton in 1980, after the mainline Cutlerite organization rejected his claims to be the "One Mighty and Strong." Cutler's church continues to function today, albeit with diminutive membership numbers (12 members in 2010, all in Independence). Its current president is (as of 2013) Vernon Whiting. Wife, alleged plural wives and children Cutler's legal wife (and the only wife Cutlerites will acknowledge him having) was Lois Lathrop, who was born September 24, 1788, in Lebanon, New Hampshire, and remained married to Cutler until his death. She and Cutler had the following children: Thaddeus (b. June 18, 1809, in Lisle, Broome Co., N.Y.) Libeus (b. 1814 in Ontario, Broome) Louisa Elizabeth (b. May 16, 1816, in Lisle, Broome) Sally Mavea (b. Sept. 9, 1818 in Lisle, Broome) William (b. Feb. 6, 1821 in Ontario, Wayne Co., N.Y.) Benjamin Franklin (b. Apr. 13, 1823 in Pomfret, Chatauqua Co., N.Y.) Clarissa Crissy (b. Dec. 23, 1824 in Pomfret, Chattauqua) Emily Trask (b. Feb. 23, 1828 in Hanover, Chautauqua) Edwin H. (b. 1829 in New York) Betsy A. (b. 1832 in Pomfret, Chatauqua, N.Y.) Cutler's daughter Louisa Elizabeth Cutler (1816–1854) married Tunis Rappleye (1807–1883), who led the second group of Mormon pioneers (after Brigham Young's group) into the Salt Lake Valley in 1847. Their marriage produced 10 children and hundreds of descendants. Two other daughters, Clarissa (1824) and Emily (1828), married LDS Church apostle Heber Chase Kimball (1801) as polygamous wives. Both later divorced him. In addition to his legal wife, Lois, LDS Church records indicate Cutler as having married the following women in 1846: Luana Hart Beebe Rockwell (b. Oct. 3, 1814 in Lebanon, Madison, NY; d. Mar. 6, 1897 in West Tintic, Juab Co., UT) Margaret Carr (b. 1771 in North Carolina); Abigail Carr (b. 1780 in North Carolina); Sally Cox Smith Hutchings (b. Feb. 26, 1794 in Bernard, Somerset, NJ; d. Sept. 28,