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Margaret Watson Gardner

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Occurred On 1836 February 2

Married John Robinson

Joined John R. Young Company

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Testimonies for the Truth: A Record of Manifestations of the Power of God, Miraculous and Providential, Witnessed in the Travels and Experience of Benjamin Brown, High Priest in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Pastor of the London, Reading, Kent and Essex Conferences (1853)

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William Hodson, Autobiography, reel 3, box 4, fd. 5, item 9, 2

Woman's Exponent

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Ended On 1863 September 12

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Occurred On 1888 August 31