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James Morehead Brown (1834 - 1924) Profile

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James Morehead Brown III

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James Morehead Brown III

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Born in Versailles, Brown, Illinois, United States

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Occurred On 1834 November 17

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Joined Heber C. Kimball Company

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Ended On 1848 September 24

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Called as Mission President

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A Condensed History of Capt. James Brown

Historical Record Book, 1841-1874

Shoshone Mission journal, 1855 May-1857 October

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Ended On 1857 September 15

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Married Adelaide Exervia

Married Matilda Hornsby

Died in Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States

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Occurred On 1924 December 26