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Nephi Perdash

Jessie Zundel

Record of members collection, 1836-1970

Sealings of couples, living and by proxy, 1851-1889

Washakie Ward general minutes, 1902-1933, 1943-1962

Geneva Perdash

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Geneva Perdash

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National/Ethnic Identity

Born in Riverside, Utah, United States

Relationships

Father

Nephi Perdash

Mother

Jessie Anneboey

Sources

Record of members collection, 1836-1970

Sealings of couples, living and by proxy, 1851-1889

Washakie Ward general minutes, 1902-1933, 1943-1962

Joined Washakie Ward

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End Date Details

Ended Circa 1927

Sources

Record of members collection, 1836-1970

Sealings of couples, living and by proxy, 1851-1889

Washakie Ward general minutes, 1902-1933, 1943-1962

Naming and Blessing

Performed By

James Joshua

Sources

Record of members collection, 1836-1970

Washakie Ward general minutes, 1902-1933, 1943-1962

Died in Washakie, Utah, United States

Sources

Record of members collection, 1836-1970

Sealings of couples, living and by proxy, 1851-1889