White Mountain

Founded
1855 April
Closed
1855 July 31

The First Presidency directed Elder David Evans of Lehi to lead a group of missionaries to the Indians that inhabited the lands near the White Mountains in present-day Great Basin National Park, Nevada west of Fillmore, Utah. A portion of the men were sent to the Beaver River Valley to establish farms. The Mission was never fully established but provided the explorations that resulted in the settlement of Beaver, Utah.

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Mission Founded

1855 April

David Evans Called as President

1855 May – July  See Missionaries

Date Details

Started On 1855 May
Called
Ended On 1855 July
Arrived at Home

Mission Closed

1855 July 31