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Alena Kitchen
The Thatcher family initially emigrated to Utah in 1847. At some point after their arrival, they continued on to California and made their home in San Bernadino. In 1857, when the Saints in outlying settlements were asked to return to Utah, Hezekiah Thatcher led his own little company from California, leaving in mid-July, as far as Carson City, Nevada. There they joined up with another group returning to Utah. The two groups organized under Perrigrine Session's leadership.
Alley's given name appears as "Alena" in some sources.
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Clear AllBorn in Ganotown, Berkeley, Virginia, United States
1808 April 12
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Occurred On 1808 April 12
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Father
Joseph Kitchen
Mother
Catrina Gulick
Married Hezekiah Thatcher
1829 February 26 (Age 20)
Joined Daniel Spencer/Perrigrine Sessions Company
1847 June 18 – September 25 (Age 39)
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Ended Between 1847 September 24 – 25
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Baptized
1848 February 21 (Age 39)
Joined Hezekiah Thatcher Company
1857 July 6 – August 16 (Age 49)
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Ended On 1857 August 16
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Joined Perrigrine Sessions Company
1857 July 16 – August 12 (Age 49)
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Ended On 1857 August 12
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Died in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States
1889 January 8 (Age 80)
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Occurred On 1889 January 8
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Alena Kitchen (1808 - 1889) Profile