Philemon Christopher Merrill
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Clear AllBorn in Byron, Genesee, New York, United States
1820 November 12
Baptized by Joel Hills Johnson
1839 March 14 (Age 18)
Appointed as Second Lieutenant
Mormon Battalion Company B
1846 July 16 – 1847 July 16 (Age 25)
1846 July 16 – 1847 July 16 (Age 25)
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Appointed
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Ended On 1847 July 16
Discharged
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Enrollment
Enlisted and Marched
Joined Levi W. Hancock/Jefferson Hunt/James Pace/Andrew Lytle Company
1847 August 25 – October 16 (Age 26)
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Started Between 1847 August 25 – 26
Joined When Organization was Formed
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Ended Between 1847 October 11 – 16
Organization was Ended
Joined Silas Richards Company
1849 July 10 – October 29 (Age 28)
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Joined When Organization was Formed
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Ended Between 1849 October 25 – 29
Organization was Ended
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Joined Thomas S. Williams Freight Train
1851 August 3 – 25 (Age 30)
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Joined When Organization was Formed
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Ended On 1851 August 25
Organization was Ended
Arrived in the Field as Missionary
British Mission
1853 October 22 – 1855 November 30 (Age 32)
1853 October 22 – 1855 November 30 (Age 32)
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Arrived in the Field
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Ended On 1855 November 30
Arrived at Home
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Marital Status at Start of Position
Plurally Married
Priesthood Office When Called
Seventy
Location Served
England
Mission Qualifier
Proselytizing
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British Missionaries, Liverpool, 1855 - discussed plans to utilize handcarts to bring some Saints to Zion during 1856 season.
Appointed as Company Captain
Philemon C. Merrill Company
1856 June 5 – August 13 (Age 35)
1856 June 5 – August 13 (Age 35)
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Appointed
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Ended On 1856 August 13
Organization was Ended
Died in Safford, Graham, Arizona Territory, United States
1904 September 15 (Age 83)
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Occurred On 1904 September 15
Died
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Philemon Christopher Merrill (1820 - 1904) Profile
British Missionaries, Liverpool, 1855 - discussed plans to utilize handcarts to bring some Saints to Zion during 1856 season.