
Date Unknown
- Birth Date
- 23 March 1820
- Death Date
- 13 December 1910
- Gender
- Male
Levi Savage Jr.
Levi Jr. joined the Mormon Battalion and in 1847, he traveled to the Salt Lake Valley with the Levi W. Hancock/Jefferson Hunt/James Pace/Andrew Lytle Company.
At the end of a mission, Levi traveled home with the James G. Willie Company in 1856. He was the Captain of the 2nd hundred.
Levi W. Hancock/Jefferson Hunt/James Pace/Andrew Lytle Company (1847)
- Age at Departure: 27
James G. Willie Company (1856)
- Age at Departure: 36
Sources
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