Mexican
The first Latter-Day Saints to Mexico were sent in 1875 with the newly translated Trozos Selectos del Libro de Mormon. The mission was officially organized on 16 November 1879. Missionaries left Mexico with the mission closing on 1 June 1889 due to troubles with polygamy. The Mormon Colonies in Northern Mexico (founded in 1885) remained. On 8 June 1901 the Mexican Mission was reorganized. As a result of the Mexican Revolution (1910-1917) missionary work was hampered and Latter-Day Saints, both missionaries and colonists, were evacuated in 1912. Local Mexican members remained. At the end of the war (1917) both missionaries and colonists returned.
Missionaries Arrive
Daniel W. Jones led the first group of missionaries into Mexico. He was accompanied by Helaman Pratt, Wiley C. Jones, Anthony W. Ivins, and James Z. Stewart.
Mission Founded
James Zebulon Stewart Called as President
Moses Thatcher Called as President
August Heinrich Friedrich Wilcken Called as President
Anthony Woodward Ivins Called as President
Helaman Pratt Called as President
Henry Eyring Called as President
Ammon Meshach Tenney Called as President
David John Rogers Called as President
Headquarters Move
The mission home was located at Fifth Humboldt 50, Mexico, D. F.
Talma Emerson Pomeroy Called as President
Hyrum Smith Harris Called as President
Headquarters Move
The mission home was located at 1-A Calzada de Santa Maria No. 23 Mexico, D. F. Mexico.
In the early 1920s the mission home was located at 3531 Fort Boul, El Paso, Texas. In 1929 it was moved to 2067 S Hobart Blvd., Los Angeles, California.
Kenneth Haymore Called as President
Rey Lucero Pratt Called as President
Antoine Ridgway Ivins Called as President
Harold Wilcken Pratt Called as President
Ami Lorenzo Anderson Called as President
