Orson Pratt, Jr.

Birth Date
On 1837 July 11
Death Date
On 1903 December 6
Gender
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Born in Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio, United States

1837 July 11

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Occurred On 1837 July 11
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Baptized

1845 July 11 (Age 8)

Joined James W. Cummings Company

1851 July 1 – October 7 (Age 13)

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Joined When Organization was Formed

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Ended Between 1851 September 30 – October 7
Organization was Ended

Called as Missionary

British Mission
1856 February 24 (Age 18)

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Called
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Start Date Not Found
Released

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Marital Status at Start of Position
Single
Residence When Called
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory, United States
Priesthood Office When Called
Elder
Location Served
England
Mission Qualifier
Proselytizing
Additional Notes

Journal History of Feb 24, 1856, pg 4 - Orson Pratt, Jr. was called, along with his father, to a mission to England; however, Orson, Jr. was courting in Salt Lake City in that year and married the 1st of October 1856. It does not appear that he actually fulfilled this 1856 mission. Orson Pratt Sr., from England, announced his son's marriage in the MS for 6 Dec 1856 in Salt Lake City. Further, in the Spring of 1863, while Orson Pratt, Jr. was living in St. George, Brigham Young called him on another mission to England. Orson Pratt, Jr. declined to serve. However, Orson Pratt, Jr. did serve a colonizing mission to Dixie or St. George in October 1860, when he went with his father who was called to preside along with Erastus Snow.


Married Susan Lizette Snow

1856 October 1 (Age 19)

Set Apart as Missionary

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Set Apart

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Ended On 1867
Released

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Mission Qualifier
Other
Additional Notes

Assistant Organist, Old


Died in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States

1903 December 6 (Age 66)

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Occurred On 1903 December 6
Died

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