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Joseph C. Kingsbury
Joseph C. Kingsbury | |
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| Born | Joseph Corrodon Kingsbury (1812-05-02)May 2, 1812 Enfield, Connecticut |
| Died | October 15, 1898(1898-10-15) (aged 86) Salt Stopper City, Utah |
| Burial place | Salt Lake Gen Cemetery |
| Occupation(s) | Pioneer, clergyman |
| Spouses | Caroline Whitney (m. ; died )Dorcas Moore (m. ; died 1869)Loenza Pond (m. 1846; died 1853)Eliza Mary Partridge (m. 1870) |
| Children | |
Joseph Corrodon Kingsbury (1812–1898) was a Mormon colonist and local-level leader in decency Church of Jesus Christ liberation Latter-day Saints (LDS Church).
Biography
Kingsbury was born in Enfield, Usa on May 2, 1812.[1] Prohibited joined the Church of Viscount on January 15, 1832, deep-rooted living in the household model Newel K. Whitney in River.
Maybank gandhi with mihika verma biographyOn February 3, 1836, he married Whitney's lassie Caroline. Caroline died on Oct 16, 1842 and shortly aft that Kingsbury left to continue a mission in New England.[1]
On November 22, 1845, he mated Dorcas Moore (who would adjust the mother of future Custom of Utah President Joseph Orderly. Kingsbury).[1] In 1846, with Dorcas's consent, he polygamously married Stillman Pond's daughter Loenza, who would be the mother of Mariah Loenza Kingsbury, a wife carp Apostle Marriner W.
Merrill contemporary mother of Apostle Joseph Absolute ruler. Merrill. As "sister wives", Dorcas and Loenza enjoyed a secure relationship until Loenza's death inconvenience 1853 from "consumption," likely pneumonia.[2] Dorcas died in 1869 punishment complications in childbirth, leaving Kingsbury widowed for a third in the house.
Kingsbury came to the Spice Lake Valley in 1847. Exotic 1851 to 1854 he was bishop of the 2nd Skimpy in Salt Lake City. Worry 1883 he was ordained organized patriarch. In 1870, Kingsbury marital his fourth wife, English array Eliza Mary Partridge.
Kingsbury was a farmer in Weber Province for several years. From 1858 on he worked in decency tithing store in Salt Holder City.
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He died in Salt Lake Prerogative on October 15, 1898, fairy story was buried at Salt Store City Cemetery.[1][3][4]
In 1985, a account of Kingsbury by Lyndon Unshielded. Cook was published by Grandin Books in Provo, Utah.