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Transplain Migration: The Church Trains In Mormon Immigration, 1861-1868, John K. Hulmston
Transplain Migration: The Church Trains In Mormon Immigration, 1861-1868, John K. Hulmston
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
The purpose of this thesis was to trace the pattern of Mormon immigration from Europe and the eastern United States during the decade of the 1860s. Although the initial Mormon migration of 1847 has recieved extensive attention from historians, later organized movements into the Great Basin by immigrant Mormon groups has remained virtually untouched. This thesis traces the formation, organization, and implementation of the church train emigration from Europe and the eastern United States. Also, it details its organization from the church hierarchy, as well as the extensive participation by the Mormon population as a whole.
A primary focus of …
Quiet Power A History Of James Grey Willie, Doug R. Stephens
Quiet Power A History Of James Grey Willie, Doug R. Stephens
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
The purpose of this work has been to provide a working biography on the life of James Grey Willie for the field of history, and also to provide a useful and meaningful volume for the James Willie descendants. The work covers James' life from its beginnings in England in 1814, to his death in Mendon, Utah, in 1895. It covers the surviving traces that exist on his life, with the notable accomplishments of Pastor in the Mormon mission field in England (1853-1856), and Bishop of the Salt Lake City Seventh Ward between 1856 and 1859, with major emphasis on his …