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Emeline Bigler (1823 - 1862) Profile

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Emeline Bigler

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Emeline Bigler

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Occurred On 1824 August 20

Married John Wells Hess

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Historian's Office correspondence files, 1856-1926

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Ended On 1847 July 16

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Detached to Pueblo

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Joined Mormon Battalion Detachments

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Autobiography and journal of John W. Hess, circa 1887-1895

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Ended On 1847 July 29

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Occurred On 1862 January 31