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Alvah Fenn (1889 - 1980) Profile

Elders Fenn and Bundy

Alvah Fenn, missionary

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Alward Forster Fenn and Louise Fenn Larson, A House By the Side of the Road: Memoirs: The Story of AIvah and Carmen Forster Fenn (Mesa, Arizona: Cox Printing, 2005

Alward Forster Fenn and Louise Fenn Larson, A House By the Side of the Road: Memoirs: The Story of AIvah and Carmen Forster Fenn (Mesa, Arizona: Cox Printing, 2005.

Alward Forster Fenn, A House By the Side of the Road: Memoirs: The Story of AIvah and Carmen Forster Fenn (Mesa, Arizona: Image Printers, 1974

Alward Forster Fenn, A House By the Side of the Road: Memoirs: The Story of AIvah and Carmen Forster Fenn (Mesa, Arizona: Image Printers, 1974.

MISSIONARY Department missionary registers, 1860-1959

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, Vol. 4, Page 207, Line 403.

MISSIONARY Department missionary registers, 1860-1959.

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Lawrence, Emery, Utah Territory, United States

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<p xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> He was originally called to the Southern States Mission and set apart on 26 September 1916. However, the call was changed to the Western States Mission. He was later transferred to the Mexican Mission.</p>

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Pomerene, Cochise, Arizona, United States

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<p xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> He preached to the Mexican population in Mesa under the purview of the Mexican Mission during the Revolution in Mexico.</p>

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Alvah Fenn

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Born in Lawrence, Emery, Utah Territory, United States

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Occurred On 1889 November 23

Baptized by Andrew Anderson

Served in Western States Mission

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Started On 1916 October 10

On 1916 October 11

Ended On 1918 May 1

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Served in Mexican Mission

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Started On 1918 May 1

Ended On 1918 November 14

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Died in Benson, Cochise, Arizona, United States

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