Samuel Buchanan Frost
Birth Date
On 1810 January 2 (Born)
Death Date
On 1888 June 27 (Died)
Gender
Male
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Mission Activity
2
Pioneer
1
Born in Wake, North Carolina, United States
1810 January 2
Mother
Pennina Smith
Father
McCaslin Frost
Baptized
1841 (Age 31)
Served in
Southern States Mission
1841 (Age 31)
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Mission Type
Proselytizing
Marital Status
Married
Priesthood Office
Seventy
Served in
Joseph Smith Presidential Campaign Mission
1844 April 15 – June 27 (Age 34)
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Mission Type
Proselytizing
Marital Status
Married
Missionary Activity Notes
Called to preach the gospel in Kentucky, and help in Joseph Smith's Presidential Campaign.
Priesthood Office
Seventy
Date Details
On 1844 April 15
Called
On 1844 June 27
Released
Traveled in
William K. McKissick Company (1861)
1861 May 20 – August 20 (Age 51)
Pioneers in Company
Traveling Group
James McCaslin Frost (Age 8)
Hettie Frost (Age 15)
Samuel Buchanan Frost, Jr. (Age 12)
Date Details
On 1861 May 20
Joined Company
On 1861 August 20
Company Arrived
Married
Esther Davis
1864 April 17 (Age 54)
Re-baptized
1880 August 22 (Age 70)
Died in Coyote, Garfield, Utah Territory, United States
1888 June 27 (Age 78)
Media
Samuel Buchanan Frost Sr. (1810 - 1888) Profile
Sources
Person
Nauvoo Seventies List
Nauvoo Seventies List, Page 146.
Utah, FamilySearch, Early Church Information File, 1830-1900
Utah, FamilySearch, Early Church Information File, 1830-1900, Item 2282-2288, Page 461-467.
Mission
Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008
Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008, 18 May 1841.
Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008, 15 April 1844.
Transcript for Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008, April 15, 1844
Pioneer
Fremont County Sun
"Returns after Many Years", Fremont County Sun, (24 September 1908).
Transcript for "Returns after Many Years," Fremont County Sun, 24 September 1908