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John Robinson Jr. (1850 - 1920) Profile

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John Robinson, Jr.

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Occurred On 1850 May 4

Joined Edmund Ellsworth Company

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Diary of Ann Ham Hickenlooper, wife of William Hanney Hickenlooper, crossed the plains with the first handcart co., arrived in Salt Lake City 26. Sept., 1856 and record of work done for the dead

Edmund Ellsworth Emigrating Company papers, 1856

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008

Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company financial accounts, 1849-1886

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Ended On 1856 September 26

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Occurred On 1920 March 8