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Farrer, William vol. 5, 1852-1853
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- Page 98 is blank. Convert to the Mormon Church in 1842. He was called to go to California in the "Mormon Gold-mining Mission of 1849." From there, he was called to serve on a mission in Hawaii, 1850-1854. He helped translate the Book of Mormon into the Hawaiian language and lived in Provo when he returned to Utah. Zeutschel 1000 TT or 1000A1 V... Sandwich IslandsPacificHawaii
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