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James Stanley McIntosh (1873 - 1943) Profile

Cassa (Idaho) Stake Academy Missionary Class

Tahiti missionaries, March 1906

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Solomon Parks McIntosh Sr

Mary Elizabeth Bancroft

James Stanley McIntosh

MISSIONARY Department missionary registers, 1860-1959

First Presidency missionary calls and recommendations, 1877 - 1918

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James Stanley McIntosh

Born

Died

Birthplace

Born in Grantsville, Tooele, Utah Territory

Relationships

Father

Solomon Parks McIntosh Sr

Mother

Mary Elizabeth Bancroft

Baptism

Performed By

Solomon Parks McIntosh Sr

Set Apart as Missionary

Start Date Details

Sources

First Presidency missionary calls and recommendations, 1877 - 1918

MISSIONARY Department missionary registers, 1860-1959

End Date Details

Ended 1906 April 18

Additional Information

Residence When Called

Basin, Cassia, Idaho, United States

Priesthood Office When Called

Seventy

Location Served

Society Islands

Set Apart By

George Teasdale

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