Philip Hurst (1836 - 1901) Profile

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First Presidency missionary calls and recommendations 1877-1918

First Presidency missionary calls and recommendations 1877-1918, September 30, 1885.

First Presidency missionary calls and recommendations 1877-1918.

"Life of Philip Hurst," at Family Tree Memories, KWCN-6G5 - Contains mission excerpts from Philip Hurst's Journal

"Life of Philip Hurst," at Family Tree Memories, KWCN-6G5 - Contains mission excerpts from Philip Hurst's Journal.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, September 14, 1888, Vol. 1, Page 104, Line 153.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, October 28, 1876, Vol. 1, Page 45, Line 1518.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, October 28, 1876, Vol. 2, Page 39, Line 1518.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, September 14, 1888, Vol. 2, Page 103, Line 153.

Missionary reports, 1831-1900

Missionary reports, 1831-1900.

Fairview June 4th 1877 Elder Orson Pratt, Dear Bro In obedience to a call made at the last October conference I went on a mission to the States leaving Ogden on the 15th of November 1876 I labored under the direction of President D. M. Stuart in St Louis Mo, Iowa, &amp; Illinois. I was alone most of the time until February when I joined Bro S G Wing at Clayton Ill, we were generally successful in obtaining houses to preach in Adams, Pike, &amp; Green Co’s Ill, with fair congregations, who gave very good attention, but they come out hear us more for curiositiy than a desire to learn the plan of salvation, and in Hancock &amp; Pike Adams Co’s they think they know more about Mormons than what we do ourselves. We held from 2 to 5 meetings per week in February March and fore part of April. Babtized 2 persons in Green Co, we could not get houses to preach in at the towns without money, which we had not, and as our labors were in in the Country among farmers who as spring advanced were too tired to turn out to night meetings and has the houses were mostly engaged by other denominations on sundays, we were released to return home, I arrived in S L City on the 24th of April 1877 fetching with me B B Lewis &amp; wife J.P, Killpatrick and wife B, Killpatrick and Hettie, Killpatrick. six persons. I went to the Historians on the morning of the 25th but too early to find anyone to report too, I should have written before but I expected to have been in S L City before this. with kind regards to all, I remain your brother in the gospel Philip Hurst Fairview Sanpete Co. Utah

Transcript for Missionary reports, 1831-1900, MS 6104, Church History Library

Deseret News

2nd Company

"2nd Company", Deseret News, September 18, 1852, Page 2.

2nd Company, James J. Jepson Capt., wife and daughter; Agnes J. Lindsay; John Smith; Robt. Daft, wife and 1 child; Emeline Holmes; John Clark; Levi Thornton, wife and 6 children; Jas. Hague[,] wife and 4 children; Eliza Fenn; Wm. Smith; Andrew Henderson, wife and daughter; Wm. Dick; Edward Jones, wife and 5 children; Jemima Hough and daughter; Josua Midgley; Eleanor Elliott [Ellett] and daughter; D[aniel]. H. Sutherland and wife; Jas. Collie and brother; Mary Jeffries; Wm. Partington; Ann Minchel and daughter; John Merchant [Marchant], wife and 4 children; Ann Woodhouse and 6 children; Amelia Clark and 2 children; Wm. Hurst, wife and 3 children; Richard Westwood; George Perry, wife and 3 children; David Henderson; Mary Ann Elsey; Chas. Grayson [Taysom], wife and 2 children; Saml. Huff and wife; Geo. Thompson and wife; James Gale, wife and child; Henry White and wife; John Burgess and wife; Elizabeth Bell; Joseph Co[a]tes, wife and 6 children; Mary Holmes; Thos. Davi[e]s, wife and 3 children; Chas, Knight, wife and 2 children; Wm. Jenkins, wife and 5 children; Edward Roberty [Roberry]; Geo. Wilshire, wife and son; Francis Lemasson; Walter S. Savage, wife and child

Transcript for "2nd Company," Deseret News, 18 September 1852, 2

Deseret News.

Historical Department journal history of the Church

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008. Supplement after 31 December 1852: Page 9.

Historical Department journal history of the Church.

"Immigration," Semi-Weekly Telegraph

"Immigration," Semi-Weekly Telegraph, August 27, 1868.

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IMMIGRATION.—Captain Horton D. Haight's train arrived to-day at noon, consisting of forty-six teams, seventeen of which contained freight for Messrs. Eldridge &amp; Clawson. There were 275 passengers, consisting mostly of Swedish and Norwegian Saints. They left Laramie on the 28th of July. Six children died during the journey, from measles. Otherwise the health of the company has been good, and they have enjoyed an excellent time.

Transcript for "Immigration," Semi-Weekly Telegraph, 27 August 1868, 3

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IMMIGRATION.—We have been favored with the following telegram to President Young from Capt. W. L. Seeley's train:



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August 23, 1868.</center>



 



We camped here last night. We leave here this evening. All well. Stock doing well.



 



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"Immigration," Semi-Weekly Telegraph.

"Phillip Hurst," In Biographical Information Relating to Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel database

"Phillip Hurst," In Biographical Information Relating to Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel database.

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