William Cameron Dunbar

Birth Date
On 1822 October 26 (Born)
Death Date
On 1905 June 8 (Died)
Gender
Male

His wife Helen, and children Euphemia and Franklin appear with him on the 1852 Kennebec ship manifest, but they died before he began his journey to Utah. He crossed the plains again in 1856 as a returning missionary.

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Born in Inverness, Scotland

1822 October 26
Mother
Ann
Father
James Dunbar

Date Details

Occurred On 1822 October 26

Baptized

1840 December 28 (Age 18)

Traveled in John Tidwell Company (1852)

1852 June 4 – September 23 (Age 29) Pioneers in Company

Date Details

Started On 1852 June 4
Joined Company
Ended Between 1852 September 10 – 23
Company Arrived

Served in British Mission

1854 July 5 – December 2 (Age 31) See Missionaries
Mission Type
Proselytizing
Marital Status
Married
Priesthood Office
Seventy
Residence When Called
England
Location Served
England

Date Details

Started On 1854 July 5
Arrived in Field
Ended On 1854 December 2
Released
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British Missionaries, Liverpool, 1855 - discussed plans to utilize handcarts to bring some Saints to Zion during 1856 season.

Called as President to French Mission

1854 December 2 – 1856 July 26 (Age 32) See Missionaries
Mission Type
Proselytizing
Marital Status
Married
Priesthood Office
Seventy

Date Details

Started On 1854 December 2
Called
Ended On 1856 July 26
Departed from Field

Traveled in George D. Grant Company (1856)

1856 September 3 – October 4 (Age 33) Pioneers in Company
Roles
Returning Missionary

Date Details

Started On 1856 September 3
Joined Company
Ended On 1856 October 4
Company Arrived

Married Harriet Hales

1857 February 13 (Age 34)

Died

1905 June 8 (Age 82)
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William Cameron Dunbar (1823 - 1905) Profile
William Cameron Dunbar (1823 - 1905) Profile
William Cameron Dunbar (1822 - 1905) Profile
William Cameron Dunbar (1822 - 1905) Profile
British Missionaries, Liverpool, 1855 - discussed plans to utilize handcarts to bring some Saints to Zion during 1856 season.
British Missionaries, Liverpool, 1855 - discussed plans to utilize handcarts to bring some Saints to Zion during 1856 season.

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