
Milo Andrus
Most sources list Wilmington or Pleasant Valley, New York as his birth place. Wilmington was organized out of Jay in 1822 Pleasant Valley is not a jurisdiction, but rather a description of the area. His mother's name is also spelled "Azubah."
Born in Jay, Essex, New York, United States
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Baptized by Gideon H. Carter
Served in Eastern States Mission
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In the missionary report of his companion, Truman Wait, he states that he served another mission in 1833 with Brother Milo Andrus who would have been 19 at that time. - Source: Missionary Reports 1831-1900
Served in Northern States Mission
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Served in Joseph Smith Presidential Campaign Mission
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Sent to the Southern part of Ohio April, 1844 with Elder John Loveless to preach the gospel and assist with Joseph Smith's presidential campaign. The mission was aborted when John Loveless heard that Joseph Smith had been killed.
Served in British Mission
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Milo Andrus traveled with his second wife, Sarah Ann Miles, who was 6 months pregnant when they arrived in England. Milo Andrus Jr. was born 1 October 1848 in Liverpool, England.
Served in Eastern States Mission
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He was set apart to serve as the president of the St. Louis Stake of Zion in 1854. He returned with a company of Saints in 1855.
Served in British Mission
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Served in Eastern States Mission
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When the railroad was completed many of the men went east on short missions Milo was among these men. This was a five month mission