. Latter-day Saint biographical encyclopedia : a compilation of biographical sketches of prominent men and women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 1818, at Korn-westhime, Wurtemburg, Germany, ason of Chiistopher Casper Riser and Vol. IV. No. 22 May 30, 1936 338 LATTER-DAY SAINT Barbara HoflFman. He emigrated toAmerica in the spring of 1831, wasbaptized Dec. 12, 1842, in the Mis-sissippi River by Elder Albert Brown,and went to Utah in 1846. He wascalled on a mission to Europe in 1852,arriving in Liveipool, England, , 1853. After visiting some of thebranches in England, he
. Latter-day Saint biographical encyclopedia : a compilation of biographical sketches of prominent men and women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 1818, at Korn-westhime, Wurtemburg, Germany, ason of Chiistopher Casper Riser and Vol. IV. No. 22 May 30, 1936 338 LATTER-DAY SAINT Barbara HoflFman. He emigrated toAmerica in the spring of 1831, wasbaptized Dec. 12, 1842, in the Mis-sissippi River by Elder Albert Brown,and went to Utah in 1846. He wascalled on a mission to Europe in 1852,arriving in Liveipool, England, , 1853. After visiting some of thebranches in England, he went toHamburg, Germany, and was appoint-ed president of the German MissionJan. 21, 1854. He was arrested andimprisoned for preaching the GospelAug. 13, 1854, and not being allowedto continue his labors, he was releasedto return home, and reached the Val-ley Sept. 11, 1855. Elder Riser diedJan. 24, 1892, in Salt Lake City, Utah. German-Austrian Mission (Established in 1925)Presidents: Fred Tadje, 1925-1926;Hyrum W. Valentine, 1926-1929; Ed-ward P. Kimball, 1929-1930; Oliver HBudge, 1930-1934. KIMBALL, Edward P., president ofthe German-Austrian Mission from. BUDGE, Oliver H., president of theGerman-Austrian Mission from 1930 to1934, was born April 3, 1873, a son ofWm. Budge and Ann Hyer. He wasbaptized when nine yeais old by RobertPrice, ordained a Seventy Oct. 7, 1896,by Chr. D. Fjeldsted, and filled a mis-sion to Switzerland and Germany in1896-1899. On his second mission(1930-1934), when he presided, he wasaccompanied by his wife, MargaretSutton Budge, who was born April 15,1877, in Paris, Idaho, a daughter ofJohn A. Sutton and Margaret H. Shep-herd. TADJE, Fred., president of the Ger-man-Austrian Mission from 1925 to1926. (See page 388.) VALENTINE, Hyrum presidentof the German-Austrian Mission from1926 to 1929. (See Bio. Ency., Vol. 3,p. 731.)
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