Edward Spackman Hall
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Clear AllBorn in Sugar House Wd, Salt Lake, Utah
1881 July 13
Date Details
Occurred On 1881 July 13
Birth
Relationships
Father
John Hall
Mother
Naomi Emma Spackman
Baptized
1889 July 13 (Age 8)
Set Apart as Missionary
Tahitian Mission
1900 October 24 – 1903 February 28 (Age 19)
1900 October 24 – 1903 February 28 (Age 19)
Start Date Details
Set Apart
End Date Details
Ended On 1903 February 28
Released
Additonal Dates
On 1900 November 13
Arrived in the Field
Additional Information
Marital Status at Start of Position
Single
Residence When Called
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States
Priesthood Office When Called
Seventy
Mission Qualifier
Proselytizing
Set Apart By
Seymour B. Young
Called as Mission President
Tahitian Mission
1903 February 28 – 1907 August 21 (Age 21)
1903 February 28 – 1907 August 21 (Age 21)
Start Date Details
Called
End Date Details
Ended On 1907 August 21
Released
Additonal Dates
On 1907 August 22
Departed from the Field
Start Date Not Found
Arrived at Home
Additional Information
Marital Status at Start of Position
Married
Residence When Called
Tahitian Mission
Priesthood Office When Called
Seventy
Mission Qualifier
Proselytizing
Served With Children
Yes
Additional Notes
On 13 July 1905, he sailed for Salt Lake City to discuss with Church leaders the building of a new mission headquarters in Tahiti. Franklin J. Fullmer was given temporary charge of the mission. Hall returned from the trip on 29 October with a wife, Sarah Helena Carlson.
Mission Companionship
Media
Tahiti missionaries, March 1906
Tahiti missionaries, April 1906
Mission Photo
Married Sarah Helena Carlson
1905 October 4 (Age 24)
Died
1953 March 5 (Age 71)
Date Details
Occurred On 1953 March 5
Died
Media
Edward Spackman Hall (1881 - 1953) Profile
Tahiti missionaries, March 1906
Tahiti missionaries, April 1906
Mission Photo