Frederick Phister
Frederick initially traveled to the Salt Lake Valley in the Canute Peterson Company in 1856, according to a Deseret News article of 15 October 1856. According to Journal History 20 September 1856, most of the emigrants in this company left Copenhagen, Denmark, 29 November 1855, and crossed the Atlantic in the ship “John H. Boyd” which sailed from Liverpool, England, 12 December 1855.
Frederick’s surname is listed as "Phisler" in Journal History.
At the end of a mission, Frederick traveled home with the Samuel A. Woolley Company in 1861, according to Journal History of 22 September 1861.
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Clear AllBorn in Copenhagen, Zealand, Denmark
1824 October 4
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Occurred On 1824 October 4
Birth
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Father
Carl Frederich Phister
Mother
Margreathe Christine Lyster
Married Caroline Larsen
1853 May 4 (Age 28)
Baptized
1854 April 29 (Age 29)
Joined Canute Peterson Company
1856 June 27 – September 16 (Age 31)
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Ended On 1856 September 16
Organization was Ended
Set Apart as Missionary
Eastern States Mission
1860 September 22 – 1861 (Age 35)
1860 September 22 – 1861 (Age 35)
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Set Apart
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Ended On 1861
Released
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Marital Status at Start of Position
Widower
Residence When Called
United States
Priesthood Office When Called
Seventy
Priesthood Quorum When Called
42nd
Location Served
Boston
Mission Qualifier
Other
Set Apart By
E Snow
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Boston on Business
Joined Samuel A. Woolley Company
1861 July 12 – September 22 (Age 36)
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Ended On 1861 September 22
Organization was Ended
Died
1879 November 9 (Age 55)
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Occurred On 1879 November 9
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Frederick Phister (1824 - 1879) Profile
Frederick Phister (1824 - 1879) Profile