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Title: Mormon settlement in Arizona : a record of peaceful conquest of the desert
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: McClintock, James H., 1864-1934
Subjects: Mormons
Publisher: Phoenix, Ariz. : (Printing and binding by the Manufacturing Stationers Inc.)
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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BATTALION MEMBERS WHO RETURNED TO ARIZONA 1—Samuel H. Rogers2—Henry Standage3—Edward Bunker4—Henry W. Brizzee5—George Steele 6—Hyrum Judd7—Samuel Thompson8—Wm. A. Follett9—Schuyler Hulett10—David Pulsipher
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liATTALIOX MEMBERS WHO RETrUNED TO ARIZONA I —RufusC. Allen 2-.loliii Steele 3 —Heuhen Allied 4—1:Izm<1;i Foiil Allied 5—Win. H. Maxwell 6—Henry G. Bovle 7—Zadok K. Judd San Diego the men appeared to have had httle miUtaryduty. They were allowed to work as mechanics, repairedwagons, did blacksmithing and erected a bakery. Theybecame very popular with the townspeople, who wanted toretain them as permanent residents. It was noted that theMormons had conquered prejudice and had effected akind of industrial revolution in languid Alta California. The enlistment term expired in January, but it wasMarch, 1848, before the men were paid off and discharged.Most of the 78 members of the company went northward,but one party of 22, led by Henry G. Boyle, taking a wagonand 135 mules, started to Salt Lake by way of the Mojavedesert, reaching its destination June 5. This wouldappear to have been a very important journey, the partyprobably being first with wagons to travel what laterbec

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