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Alexander Gillespie Adamson (1841-1902) Profile

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Alexander Gillespie Adamson

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Born in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland, United Kingdom

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Baptized by Walter Richie

Joined Company Unknown

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Started Circa 1864

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Blanthorn, Ouida. History of Tooele County, Salt Lake City, 1998

Perpetual Emigrating Fund ledger index, 1992; 2015

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Ended Circa 1864

Married Elizabeth Shaw McGill

Set Apart as Missionary