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Evelyn Hyde (1903-2000) Profile

Mission Photo, Tonga 1938

Evelyn Hyde and Emile Dunn Family - Tongan Mission

Missionaries in the Tongan Mission meeting with their mission president, Emile C. Dunn

Tongan Feast at Makeke, Tongatapu, Tonga

Visiting the graves of two early missionaries

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Ernest Bertrand Hyde

Alice Gertrude Mortensen

Evelyn Hyde

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Emile C. Dunn mission journal, 1935 December-1950 August, Church History Library

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Evelyn Hyde

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Born in Monticello, San Juan, Utah, United States

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Married Emile Craner Dunn

Set Apart as Mission President's Companion

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Emile C. Dunn mission journal, 1935 December-1950 August, Church History Library

MISSIONARY Department missionary registers, 1860-1959

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Died in Farmington, Davis, Utah, United States