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Thomas Nathaniel Perkins (1887 - 1968) Profile

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Thomas Nathaniel Perkins on his mission in Missouri

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Family Search, Memories, Condensed Version of the Life History of Thomas Nathaniel Perkins

Family Search, Memories, Condensed Version of the Life History of Thomas Nathaniel Perkins.

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Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, Vol. 4, Page 122, Line 846.

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Price, Carbon, Utah Territory, United States

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<p xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">Wife, Mary Elizabeth Hinck served with him the final six months. Condensed Version of the Life History of Thomas Nathaniel Perkins, Family Search, Memories.</p>

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Thomas Nathaniel Perkins

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Born in Price, Carbon, Utah Territory, United States

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Occurred On 1887 January 29

Baptized by Edwin Fullmer

Served in Central States Mission

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Started On 1911 December 12

Ended On 1913 December 22

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Married Mary Elizabeth Hinck

Served in Canadian Mission

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Started On 1944 December 13

Ended On 1945 June 11

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Served in Southern States Mission

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Started On 1956 September 1

Ended Circa 1958 September 1

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Died in Logan, Cache, Utah, United States

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