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Samuel Pollock (1824 - 1891) Profile

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Samuel Pollock

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Samuel Pollock

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Born

Date Details

Occurred On 1824 January 3

Married Elizabeth Reeves

Joined William Snow/Joseph Young Company

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Brigham Young office files, 1832-1878 (bulk 1844-1877)

Gardner Snow record and account book, 1847-1869

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008

Luke W. Gallup reminiscences and diary, 1842 May-1891 March

Registry of names of persons residing in the various wards as to bishop's reports, 1852-1853

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Ended Between 1850 October 1 – 4

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Occurred Circa 1891