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James Malcolm

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David Malcolm

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David Malcolm

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Born in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom

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Occurred On 1819 May 16

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Baptized

Married Agnes Lavina Brown

Joined Harmon Cutler Company

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Palmyra Branch record in Coonville Branch record, 1848-1851

Presiding Bishopric immigrant location committee minutes, 1852 September 20-October 13

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Ended On 1852 October 4

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Died in Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah Territory, United States

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Occurred On 1868 August 16