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Joseph Moroni Westwood (1844 - 1929) Profile

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Joseph Moroni Westwood

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Joseph Moroni Westwood

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Born

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Occurred On 1844 January 21

Joined William Atkinson Company

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Brigham Young office emigrating companies reports, 1850-1862

Salt Lake Telegram

Westwood, Joseph M., in Utah Stake, Genealogical Committee, Personal Histories, ca. 1917, 2:479

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Ended On 1853 September 10

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Married Olivia Harrison

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Occurred On 1929 March 3