Serge Louis Ballif
He served as the Captain of the Third Ten in the 1854 Campbell Company. In 1862 he was returning from a mission to Germany and Switzerland having crossed the Atlantic on the ship Windermere.
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Clear AllBorn in Perroy, Vaud, Switzerland
1821 April 17
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Father
Frederick Ballif
Mother
Alexandria Begue
Baptized by T. B. H. Stenhouse
1852 June 6 (Age 31)
Joined Robert L. Campbell Company
1854 July 18 – October 31 (Age 33)
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Ended Between 1854 October 28 – 31
Organization was Ended
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Set Apart as Missionary
Swiss Mission
1860 April 25 – 1862 May 15 (Age 39)
1860 April 25 – 1862 May 15 (Age 39)
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Set Apart
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Departed from the Field
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Arrived in The Field
Arrived at Home
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Marital Status at Start of Position
Plurally Married
Residence When Called
Logan, Cache, Utah Territory, United States
Priesthood Office When Called
Seventy
Priesthood Quorum When Called
8th
Mission Qualifier
Proselytizing
Set Apart By
F. D. Richards
Joined William H. Dame Freight Train
1862 August 14 – October 29 (Age 41)
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Joined When Organization was Formed
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Ended Between 1862 October 20 – 29
Organization was Ended
Set Apart as Mission President
Swiss and German Mission
1879 May 19 – 1881 May 14 (Age 58)
1879 May 19 – 1881 May 14 (Age 58)
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Set Apart
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Departed from the Field
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Arrived at Home
Additional Information
Marital Status at Start of Position
Plurally Married
Residence When Called
Logan, Cache, Utah Territory, United States
Priesthood Office When Called
Seventy
Priesthood Quorum When Called
8th
Mission Qualifier
Proselytizing
Set Apart By
F. D. Richards
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Serge Louis Ballif (1821 - 1901), Swiss and German (1879 - 1881)
Died
1901 April 25 (Age 80)
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Serge Louis Ballif (1821 - 1901) Profile
Serge Louis Ballif (1821 - 1901) Profile
Serge Louis Ballif (1821 - 1901), Swiss and German (1879 - 1881)