Northern States

Alternate Names
Illinois
Founded
1889 July 20

The mission was originally organized as the Northwestern States Mission on 6 May 1878 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. The mission name changed to the Northern States Mission on 20 July 1889.

The Northern States Mission was renamed as the Illinois Mission on 17 June 1973, at that time it consisted of the state of Illinois, except the Illinois portion of the St. Louis, Missouri Stake. It contained a small strip of eastern Iowa, which included Keosauqua, Fort Madison, and Burlington; plus a small portion of western Indiana around LaPorte, Hammond, and Gary.

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Northern States (1878 - ?) Profile
Northern States (1878 - ?) Profile
Conference Presidents
Conference Presidents
Northern States Missionaries
Northern States Missionaries
Missionaries of the Michigan Conference
Missionaries of the Michigan Conference
North Ohio District Missionaries
North Ohio District Missionaries
Northern States Mission Home in Chicago
Northern States Mission Home in Chicago
Northern States Missionaries
Northern States Missionaries
Lady Missionaries of the Northern States Mission
Lady Missionaries of the Northern States Mission
United States Mission Presidents
United States Mission Presidents
Publications Office Staff
Publications Office Staff
North Ohio Conference
North Ohio Conference
Navuoo Centennial Event 1939
Navuoo Centennial Event 1939
Tirza Amelia Hansen (1878-1966) Missionary, Circa 1913
Tirza Amelia Hansen (1878-1966) Missionary, Circa 1913
Northern States Mission - Bryant Hinckley Mission President, Circa 1936
Northern States Mission - Bryant Hinckley Mission President, Circa 1936

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