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 . Here he hasserved as choir leader, superintendentof Sunday school, and Ward 1883 to 1897. he served as a presi-dent and as clerk of the 21st quorumof Seventy. He was made the seniorpresident of the 111th quorum Feb. 21,1897, holding that position till Feb. 25. 1901, when he was ordained a HighPriest by Apostle Francis M. Lymanand set apart as president of the HighPriests, and superintendent of Sabbathschools and religion
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 . Here he hasserved as choir leader, superintendentof Sunday school, and Ward 1883 to 1897. he served as a presi-dent and as clerk of the 21st quorumof Seventy. He was made the seniorpresident of the 111th quorum Feb. 21,1897, holding that position till Feb. 25. 1901, when he was ordained a HighPriest by Apostle Francis M. Lymanand set apart as president of the HighPriests, and superintendent of Sabbathschools and religion classes, in theMillard Stake of Zion. Brother Mem-mott has served as postmaster, justiceof the peace, and notary public, inScipio. His first wife having died , 1898, he married Catherine HunterMay 30, 1900. WHITE, Charles Dennis, sec-ond president of the Beaver Stake ofZion, was born Sept. 10, 1851, in Lehi,Utah county, Utah, son of Samuel and Mary H. Burton. He re-moved with his parents to Cedar City,Iron county, in 1853, and thence toBeaver, in 1859, where he has residedever since. Here he was baptized, or-dained a Deacon and presided ovei. the Deacons quorum. In 1868, when six-teen years old, he was ordained an El-der, received his endowments and wassent to Laramie, as a Church team-ster, in Capt. John R. Murdocks gom-pany. ^hen a branch of the UnitedOrder was organized in Beaver, BrotherWhite was appointed to take charge ofthe Order teams. In 1877 he was or-dained a High Priest and Bishop andappointed to preside over the BeaverFirst Ward. He acted in that capacityfor ourteen years, or until June 27,1891, when he was chosen and set apartas Elder John R. Murdocks successorin the office of president of the BeaverStake of Zion, which high and import-ant office he still holds. 532 LATTER-DAY SAINT SMITH, John Calvin Ijazelle, firstpresident of the Parowan Stake ofZion, was the son of Calvin and NancyM. Smith, and was born Sept. 8, New Salem, Franklin county
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