Legacy: A Journal of Missionary Service

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Legacy: a Journal of Missionary Service

Sponsored products for you. Hardcover Language of Text: Be the first to rate this product Rate this product: He also instructed Pratt to take the gospel to Upper Canada, where he would find souls prepared to hear his message. James Fielding, helped ignite the work by inviting the Mormon missionaries some of whom were Canadian converts to speak to his congregation in the Vauxhall Chapel.

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Elder Ballard fondly recalled standing at the very Vauxhall Chapel pulpit where those early missionaries first preached, as a young missionary himself in In , Church members lived in Kirtland, Ohio, and Missouri. Despite completing the Kirtland Temple, the Saints faced increasing economic problems, including the failure of the Kirtland Safety Society. Holland and Elder Quentin L. Cook, former mission companions in England in the early s, talk about the anniversary and continued missionary work in Great Britain at the Church Administration Building in Salt Lake City on June 23, They are now both members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.

More than a month later, Heber was the first to leap from the boat in Liverpool. Elder Cook is a direct descendant of Heber C.

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As a young missionary in , he stood on a bridge overlooking the River Ribble and contemplated what occurred there. Tender feelings accompanied the realization that those first missionaries had no funds, no mission home, no mission president or members to greet them upon arrival. All they had was an invitation to preach at the Vauxhall Chapel, Elder Cook said. Holland and Quentin L. The mission to England had a ripple effect of positive consequences for the LDS Church, the three Apostles pointed out.

First, it blessed the future leadership of the Church, as Joseph Smith sent the majority of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles over to supervise the work. Under the leadership of Brigham Young, the experience served to strengthen the Apostles as a quorum, Elder Holland said. Opening the work in England introduced the concept of a global Church.

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Five years later, Orson Hyde traveled to Jerusalem. He was baptized in that city on 7 February see Scandinavian Mission Index. Perhaps the experience was too much because sometime after he returned to Copenhagen in he asked to be excommunicated. The Copenhagen Branch records indicate that he was rebaptized on 10 October Francis and his family departed from Sweden in the spring of aboard the Monarch of the Sea. Although Francis was a tailor by trade, he worked in the grocery business in the valley. He arrived in Copenhagen on 14 June and was assigned to labor in the Stockholm Conference.

After serving an honorable mission, he departed from Copenhagen on 30 May aboard the steamer Milo see Jenson, History of the Scandinavian Mission , , Francis died of general debility in in Salt Lake City at age seventy. He and his wife immigrated to America with other emigrating Latter-day Saints aboard the steamer Minnesota.

After arriving in the United States, they boarded a train and journeyed to Utah. Nils and his wife settled in Salt Lake City. After serving an honorable mission, Nils departed from Copenhagen on 8 September aboard the steamer Cameo see Jenson, History of the Scandinavian Mission , — On this mission, he experienced severe health problems, including inability to speak and partial hearing loss.

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He sold dry goods and shoes and prospered until This failure took a toll on his health. He died in of general anemia at age fifty-five. Funeral services were held in the Salt Lake Seventeenth Ward meetinghouse.

In , he journeyed to Denmark and served two years as a local missionary. After serving an honorable mission, he departed from Copenhagen on 22 June aboard the steamer Otto see Jenson, History of the Scandinavian Mission , — He took time away from his inventing to visit Sweden in to acquire family genealogy see Jenson, History of the Scandinavian Mission , —35; Lund, Scandinavian Jubilee Album , When Nils was eight years old, he and his family immigrated to America aboard the Humboldt.

By , they had settled in Cache Valley, Utah. Nils was employed as a farmer, lumberman, and railroad worker in Smithfield, Cache County.

He married at age thirty-five and had three children before serving a mission to Scandinavia in see Carter, Our Pioneer Heritage , He served faithfully until his departure from Copenhagen on 29 September aboard the steamer Bravo see Jenson, History of the Scandinavian Mission , , , Nils returned to Smithfield.

After the death of his wife, he raised his seven children by himself. He died of a heart ailment in at his home in Smithfield at age ninety-seven see Carter, Our Pioneer Heritage , Send us a message and we'll get back to you right away. Stockholm Conference Departure date from Copenhagen: Kkjellebo, Hjo, Skaraborg, Sweden Father: Jonasson Trogen , Johan Mother: Johansdotter Essgren , Sara Spouse: Mofalla, Skaraborg, Sweden Spouse: Anderson, Britta Marriage date: Peterson, Stina Kajsa Marriage date: Stromberg, Kajsa Lisa Marriage date: Stromberg, Maria Christina Marriage date: Scandinavian Mission Departure date from Copenhagen: Fjeldsted, Hendrich Ludvig Mother: Henrichsdatter, Ane Cathrine Spouse: Olsen, Karen Marriage date: Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark Spouse: Christensen, Johanna Maria Marriage date: Christensen, Catrina Maria Marriage date: Larsen, Josephine Margarethe Marriage date: Logan Cemetery, Logan, Cache Co.

Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden Father: Winberg, Christine Katrina Jansson Spouse: Thomason, Elizabeth Christina Marriage date: Flygare, Christian Johansson Mother: Wetterlund, Julia Marriage date: Isackson, Mary Caroline Marriage date: Russell, Jeanette Death date: John Heber Forsgren — Residence: Brigham City, Box Elder Co. Carson City, Carson Co.

Forsgren, John Erick Mother: Davis, Sarah Belle Spouse: Evans, Ann Jane Marriage date: Thorn, Cynthia Marie Marriage date: Walker, Lydia Marriage date: Forsgren, Johan Olaf Mother: Hollstrand, Anna Christina Olsson Spouse: Knudson, Anna Christina Marriage date: Keokuk, Lee, Iowa Spouse: Olof Alfred Theodore Forssell — Residence: Forsell, Johan Bernhard Mother: Johnsson, Catharina Carolina Josephine Spouse: Anderson, Eva Neilson Marriage date: September Marriage place: Frandsen, Anders Christian Mother: Jensen, Anna Katherine Marriage date: Mount Pleasant, Sanpete Co.

Leo Cato Birth date: Stoense, Stoense, Svendborg, Denmark Father: Rasmusdatter, Anne Maria Spouse: Nielsen, Karen Marriage date: Syndergaard, Ingeborg Marriage date: John Frantzen Johannes Larsen — Residence: Spring City, Sanpete Co. Copenhagen Mission Office Departure date from Copenhagen: Pacific Cato Birth date: Kongsrudeie, Nes, Hedmark, Norway Father: Johannesdatter, Martha Maria Spouse: Nielsen, Elvilda Matilda Arnesen Marriage date: Niels Frederiksen Nils Fredriksen — Residence: Aarhus and Copenhagen conferences Departure date from Copenhagen: Hansdatter, Inger Marie Spouse: Frandsen, Ane Catrina Marriage date: Matison, Hannah Maria Marriage date: Dublan, Juarez, Mexico Burial place: Dublan, Juarez, Mexico Niels and his wife came from Denmark in the s.

Hou, Mariager, Randers, Denmark Father: Christensdatter, Else Maria Spouse: Andersen, Johanna Marie Marriage date: Mortensdatter Mortensen , Mette Marie Marriage date: Petersen, Sena Sine Marriage date: Hans Madsen Funk —92 Residence: Copenhagen Conference Departure date from Copenhagen: Egg, Pedersker, Bornholm, Denmark Father: Espersen, Didrik Funk Mother: Swenson, Christena Marriage date: December Marriage place: Peterson, Anna Sophia Marriage date: Larsen, Elizabeth Marriage date: Knudsdatter, Ane Marie Spouse: Pedersen Gjoderum , Mariane Marriage date: Bingham, Mary Ann Marriage date: Knudsen, Inger Marie Death date: Peter Christian Geertsen Jr.

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