Original sentence: , publisher of the Book of Mormon in 1830.Following Smith's death, the largest group of adherents followed Brigham Young, settled in Utah Territory and called themselves The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and denominations headquartered in the west are sometimes referred to as Rocky Mountain Saint sects or Brighamites.Latter Day Saint Restorationism had its largest schism after the death of Joseph Smith, Jr.Other groups remained in and around Nauvoo, Illinois and Independence, Missouri and are sometimes called Prairie Saint sects or Josephites.This is a list of sects which consider themselves a part of Latter Day Saint Restorationism.in 1844
Edited sentence: , publisher of the Book of Mormon and founder of the Church of Christ in 1830.After Smith's death, the largest group of adherents followed Brigham Young, settling in Utah Territory and calling themselves The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Other groups also formed in and around Nauvoo, Illinois, Voree, Wisconsin and Independence.The movement experienced a profound schism following the death of its founder in 1844.The second-largest group of adherents ultimately coalesced around Joseph Smith III, son of Joseph Smith, Jr.These groups and the Reorganized Church (now called the "Community of Christ") are sometimes called Prairie Saints.This is a list of sects which form a part of Latter Day Saint movement, sometimes referred to as "Restorationism".Thus,  denominations headquartered in the west are sometimes referred to as Rocky Mountain Saints.and formed the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, headquartered in Independence, Missouri