History of Joseph Lee Robinson (February 18, 1811 - January 1, 1893).

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  • History of Joseph Lee Robinson (February 18, 1811 - January 1, 1893). Book Detail

  • Author : Joseph Lee Robinson Family Organization
  • Release Date : 1982
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  • Pages : 372
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  • File Size : 86,86 MB
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History of Joseph Lee Robinson (February 18, 1811 - January 1, 1893). by Joseph Lee Robinson Family Organization PDF Summary

Book Description: Joseph Lee Robinson (1811-1893) was the son of Nathan and Mary Brown Robinson. Several of their children converted to the Mormon Church about 1836, and migrated to Utah in the years following. Joseph married five times, Marie Wood/Atwood, Susan McCord, Laurinda Atwood/ Wood, Lydia Foster and Mary Taylor. Descendants and relatives lived throughout the West.

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History of Joseph Lee Robinson

History of Joseph Lee Robinson

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Joseph Lee Robinson (1811-1893) was the son of Nathan and Mary Brown Robinson. Several of their children converted to the Mormon Church about 1836, and migrated

Joseph Lee Robinson Journal Fragments

Joseph Lee Robinson Journal Fragments

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Joseph Lee Robinson's autobiography and journal, 1852-1893. Joseph Lee Robinson writes about his family, spiritual manifestations, conversion to The Church of J

Joseph Lee Robinson Autobiography and Diary

Joseph Lee Robinson Autobiography and Diary

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Typewritten condensation of an autobiography and a diary. The item was shortened by Robinson's granddaughter, Rena Robinson Cutler. Joseph Robinson writes about