. 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. e Nether-lands Mission from 1869 to 1871, wasborn Oct. 12, 1832, at Zwolle, Nether-lands, a son of Martinus Krumpermanand Gerritdina Krijnders. He was bap-tized Aug. 21, 1866, ordained an ElderNov. 14, 1868, and appointed missionpresident pro tem. Sept. 25, 1869, atthe departure of Marcus HoUing. Herendered service until the arrival ofSybren van Dyk, who took charge , 1871. Elder Krumperman came toUtah in 1873 and died in Ogd
. 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. e Nether-lands Mission from 1869 to 1871, wasborn Oct. 12, 1832, at Zwolle, Nether-lands, a son of Martinus Krumpermanand Gerritdina Krijnders. He was bap-tized Aug. 21, 1866, ordained an ElderNov. 14, 1868, and appointed missionpresident pro tem. Sept. 25, 1869, atthe departure of Marcus HoUing. Herendered service until the arrival ofSybren van Dyk, who took charge , 1871. Elder Krumperman came toUtah in 1873 and died in Ogden July27, 1876. LAMMERS, Peter Jacob, presidentof the Netherlands Mission from 1875to 1877 and from 1882 to 1884, wasborn Oct. 22, 1839, in Amsterdam,Holland, a son of Pieter Lammers andChristina Alida Kortman. He wasbaptized June 23,1864, ordained anElder Oct. 20, 1865,under the hands ofJoseph Weiler andFrancis A. Brown,and set apart as alocal missionary. Inthis capacity he la-bored until Aug. 20,1869, when he leftHolland as an emigrant for Weiler, reporting his missionaryactivities, describes Elder Lammers asindefatigable in his labors. Brother. Lammers returned twice to his nativeland, both times as president of themission, and translated and publishedseveral small books and first edition of the Dutch or Neth-erlands L. D. S. Hymn Book was alsocompiled by him. He died March 1,1921, at Ogden, Utah. (See also Im-provement Era, Vol. 24, p. 669, andthe Netherlands Mission Ster, , pp. 120 and 127.) LILLYWHITE, John Philip, presi-dent of the Netherlands Mission from1920 to 1923 and from 1926 to 1929,was born Dec. 23, 1882, at Greenville,Beaver Co., Utah, ason of BenjaminL i 11 y w h i t e andMary Lewis. Hewas baptized June1, 1893, and filledthree missions tothe Netherlands,the first one in1905-1907. On hissecond and thirdmissions, when he presided, he was ac-companied by his wife, Lillian Dahls-rud Lillywhite, who was born Feb. 8,1896, at Salina, Se
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