
Elizabeth Ann Claridge
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Clear AllBorn in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, England
1852 February 19
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Occurred On 1852 February 19
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Father
Samuel Claridge
Mother
Charlotte Joy
Joined Joseph W. Young Company
1853 June 1 – October 10 (Age 1)
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Started Between 1853 June 1 – 7
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Ended On 1853 October 10
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Arrived in the Field as Missionary
British Mission
1897 (Age 44)
1897 (Age 44)
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Started Circa 1897
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Married
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Proselytizing
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Elizabeth Ann Claridge McCune was never officially called and set apart as a missionary but did share the gospel while visiting England with some of her children in 1897. President Joseph W. McMurrin asked her to speak in the London Conference where her speech was well-received by the large crowd. Afterwards she was asked to speak at other meetings. Because of her effectiveness President McMurrin requested that sister missionaries be sent to England. In April 1898, George Q. Cannon called for women to do missionary work. Shortly thereafter, Amanda Inez Knight and Lucy Jane Brimhall were called as the first single sisters to serve as proselyting missionaries for the Church.
Died in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States
1924 August 1 (Age 72)
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Occurred On 1924 August 1
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Elizabeth Ann Claridge (1852 - 1924) Profile

Elizabeth Ann Claridge