
Amasa Jay Redd
Born in Bluff, San Juan, Utah Territory, United States
Date Details
Occurred On 1895 April 10
Relationships
Father
Mother
Baptized
Married Alice Marie Ekins
Set Apart as Missionary
1919 October 28 – 1922 June 14 (Age 24)
Start Date Details
End Date Details
Ended On 1922 June 14
Additional Information
Marital Status at Start of Position
Residence When Called
Priesthood Office When Called
Location Served
Mission Qualifier
Set Apart By
Additional Notes
March 15, 1921 Elders Redd, Steward, and Anderson are serving together in Long Beach, California. (Calimis 5:4); March 25, 1921, Elder Redd spoke in a public meeting in Long Beach refuting libelous slander against the church and the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon. He also answered questions from the audience at the conclusion of the meeting. (Calimis 6:1); Long Beach, July 9, 1921- A few days ago Elder Redd and Anderson were called to administer to a sick child whose parents were not members of the Church. A few days later the child died and the parents asked the missionaries to conduct the funeral services, not withstanding the fact that the grandfather of the child was a Methodist minister. (Calimis 13:9); July 17, 1921 Long Beach Conference created and Elder Redd was sustained as president of the new organization where 14 missionaries are laboring in this area at the present time. (Calimis 14:1)
Mission Companionship
Nephi Lorenzo Anderson (20)
Set Apart as Missionary
1928 January 17 – June 17 (Age 32)
Start Date Details
End Date Details
Ended On 1928 June 17
Additional Information
Marital Status at Start of Position
Residence When Called
Priesthood Office When Called
Location Served
Mission Qualifier
Set Apart By
Additional Notes
While Long Beach District President he and Sister Redd resided at 811 W Myrtle St. Santa Ana, California.
Mission Companionship
Alice Marie Ekins (26)
Died in Monticello, San Juan, Utah, United States
Date Details
Occurred On 1984 January 19
