"It looks like a respectable place that honors people and honors ... stories in Northern California about the man he dubbed the "messiah from Ukiah" in 1972. Jones and the temple members responded ...

In the letter, Rebecca’s father writes about how his daughter first found Peoples Temple in Ukiah, California, a small town in Northern California and the headquarters before moving to San ...

He began a job teaching in Mendocino County, where the Peoples Temple first operated in California before moving ... School before the family moved to Ukiah in Mendocino County.

OAKLAND — Convinced Jim Jones was God, Garrett Lambrev was the first person to join Peoples Temple in Ukiah in 1966 after the group moved from Indiana. Ten years later — two years before the ...

Shortly afterward, Beam and his high school friend also moved to California ... told him that the Peoples Temple would pay for his college tuition. In 1969, he moved to Ukiah, where the Temple ...

Not to South America — not yet anyway — but to California ... their Social Security checks. The People's Temple settled in a little town called Ukiah, about 150 miles north of San Francisco ...

1965: Worried about a nuclear attack, Jones and many church families move to Ukiah. Jones declares ... torture their children. Armed Temple members surround the people to ensure everyone takes ...

Jones founded an interracial ministry in 1961 in Indianapolis, and, in 1965, he migrated with several members of his congregation to Ukiah ... The Peoples Temple relocated to the wilds of Guyana ...

The world was horrified by Jonestown. But it was in San Francisco and Northern California that the Peoples Temple held sway as a religious and political phenomenon, and where the abomination of ...

OAKLAND, Calif. -- Convinced Jim Jones was God, Garrett Lambrev was the first person to join Peoples Temple in Ukiah, Calif., in 1966 after the group moved from Indiana. Ten years later -- two ...