. 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. the Southern States in1857, and was set apart for a missionto South Africa May 11, 1862; he re-turned in June, 1865. His last mis-sion was to Arizona in 1874. He wasa member of the High Council of theSalt Lake Stake of Zion, being calledto that position at the April Confer-ence in 1869. He died May 17, 1887,in Salt Lake City, Utah. BADGER, Ralph A., president ofthe South African Mission from 1906to 1908, was born April 8, 1880, inS
. 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. the Southern States in1857, and was set apart for a missionto South Africa May 11, 1862; he re-turned in June, 1865. His last mis-sion was to Arizona in 1874. He wasa member of the High Council of theSalt Lake Stake of Zion, being calledto that position at the April Confer-ence in 1869. He died May 17, 1887,in Salt Lake City, Utah. BADGER, Ralph A., president ofthe South African Mission from 1906to 1908, was born April 8, 1880, inSalt Lake City, Utah, the son of Rod-ney C. Badger and Louisa Noble Ash-by. He was baptized Aug. 6, 1888,set apart for his mission March 10,1905, and returned July 10, 1908. DALTON, Don Mack, president ofthe South African Mission froiii 1929to 1935, was born May 12, 1895, inManassa, Colorado, the son of John C. Dalton and Hannah Daphne was baptized May 12, 1903, andlater ordained a High Priest. He wasset apart as president of the SouthAfrican Mission Jan. 2, 1929; return-ed July 14, 1935. FOTHERINGHAM, William, presi-dent of the South African Mission. from 1861 to 1864, died Feb. 27, 1913,in Milford, Beaver Co., Utah. (SeeBio. Ency., Vol. 2, p. 190.) HAVEN, Jesse, president of theSouth African Mission from 1853 to1855, was born March 28, 1814, inHolliston, Middlesex Co., Mass., a sonof John Haven and Betsy Howe. Hewas baptized April 13, 1838, by ElderJoseph Ball, was with the Saints intheir persecutions and expulsion fromthe State of Missouri; was ordainedan Elder Jan. 10, 1839, by BrighamYoung, and at a conference heldMarch 19, 1841, he was called to fill amission in the Eastern States. OnNov. 24, 1842, he married Martha ; emigrated to Nauvoo from Mas-sachusetts, and when the 14th quo-rum of Seventy was organized hewas ordained one of the presidentsof that quorum. He filled anothermission to the Eastern States, fromwhich he returned to Utah in 1850. BIOGRAPHICAL
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