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Joshua Reuben Clark (1840 - 1929) Profile

Joshua Reuben Clark (1840 - 1929)

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Joshua Reuben Clark

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Joshua Reuben Clark

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Born in Canton, Stark, Ohio, United States

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Joined Company Unknown

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Started Circa 1867

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Ended Circa 1867

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Joined John Gillespie Company

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Ended 1868 September 15

Married to Mary Louisa Woolley

Set Apart as Missionary

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Ended 1872 April 26

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Set Apart as Mission President

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Ended 1896

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Died in Grantsville, Tooele, Utah, United States