George Patten
Patten initially emigrated with the Wilford Woodruff Company in 1850. However, his life sketch indicates that he also participated in the Homer Duncan Company of 1862 as an out-and-back teamster, sent from the Payson Ward. Handcart Veteran Association records indicate that was also among the small group of rescuers that assisted the handcart companies that were stranded in Wyoming the winter of 1856.
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Clear AllBorn in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
1828 October 26
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Occurred On 1828 October 26
Birth
Relationships
Father
William Cornwell Patten
Mother
Julianna Bench
Baptized
1843 June 14 (Age 14)
Joined Wilford Woodruff Company
1850 June 16 – October 14 (Age 21)
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Joined When Organization was Formed
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Ended On 1850 October 14
Organization was Ended
Joined Rescue Companies
1856 October 7 – December 15 (Age 27)
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Joined When Organization was Formed
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Ended On 1856 December 15
Organization was Ended
Assigned as Teamster
Homer Duncan Company
1862 July 22 – September 21 (Age 33)
1862 July 22 – September 21 (Age 33)
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Assigned
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Ended On 1862 September 21
Organization was Ended
Set Apart as Missionary
Eastern States Mission
1871 October 9 – 1872 January 13 (Age 42)
1871 October 9 – 1872 January 13 (Age 42)
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Set Apart
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Ended On 1872 January 13
Released
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Residence When Called
Payson, Utah, Utah Territory, United States
Priesthood Office When Called
Seventy
Priesthood Quorum When Called
27th
Location Served
United States
Mission Qualifier
Proselytizing
Set Apart By
W Woodruff
Died
1914 February 16 (Age 85)
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Occurred On 1914 February 16
Died
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George Patten (1828 - 1914) Profile
George Patten (1828 - 1914) Profile