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George Osmond
Born
George Virl Osmond
October 13, 1917
Etna, Wyoming, United States
Died
November 6, 2007 (aged 90)
Provo, Utah, United States
Religion
Mormon
Spouse(s)
Olive May Davis (December 1, 1944 – May 9, 2004; her death)
Children
9
George Virl Osmond (October 13, 1917 – November 6, 2007) was the patriarch of the Osmond family.
Life and career[edit]
Osmond was born in Etna, Wyoming, the son of Agnes LaVerna (née Van Noy) and Rulon Osmond. His ancestry included English, Danish, Scottish, Scots-Irish, Swiss-German, and Dutch.[1][2] Rulon died at age 24 on November 24, 1917, shortly after George was born. A devout Mormon, Osmond served two missions for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, one in Hawaii and the other in the United Kingdom.
A World War II veteran, on December 1, 1944, he married Olive May Davis. The two had nine children: Virl, Tom, Alan, Wayne, Merrill, Jay, Donny, Marie and Jimmy.
He worked in real estate, insurance and as a postmaster for the city of Ogden, Utah. He loved to sing, and he taught his children to sing barbershop harmony. The children's natural talent received public notice, which led to frequent appearances at church functions and local civil events. Osmond managed his sons careers, and gained an appearance at Disneyland in California. They caught the eye of Walt Disney, who took a personal interest in them. The boys auditioned for Andy Williams, whose father helped launch them into the national spotlight.
As his children's fortunes rose, Osmond put his career aside to focus on the family's musical interests and moved the family to California to place them closer to the heart of the entertainment industry.
In 2004, his wife Olive Osmond died shortly before the couple's 60th anniversary. In addition to their children and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, their legacy was the Osmond Foundation, which later became the Children's Miracle Network, the largest charitable organization of its kind serving children's hospitals around the world.
On November 6, 2007, George Virl Osmond died at his home in Provo, Utah of natural causes. Affectionately known as "Father Osmond" to Osmond fans all over the world, he was buried in the East Lawn Memorial Hills Cemetery in Provo, Utah beside his wife, Olive. Along with the nine children, Mr. Osmond was survived by 55 grandchildren and 48 great-grandchildren.
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ http://www.genealogy.com/famousfolks/dosmond/index.html
2.Jump up ^ http://ethnicelebs.com/donny-and-marie-osmond
External links[edit]
Official Osmond Family Site
George Osmond at the Internet Movie Database
Obituary in The Times, 8 November 2007
George Osmond, Osmond family patriarch, dies at 90 - CNN.com
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Olive Osmond
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Olive Osmond
Born
Olive May Davis
May 4, 1925
Samaria, Idaho
Died
May 9, 2004 (aged 79)
Provo, Utah
Other names
Mother Osmond
Religion
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Spouse(s)
George Osmond (m. 1944; death 2004)
Children
Virl
Tom
Alan
Wayne
Merrill
Jay
Donny
Marie
Jimmy
Olive May Osmond (née Davis; May 4, 1925 – May 9, 2004) was the matriarch of the American Osmond singing family, and mother of entertainers Donny Osmond and Marie Osmond.
Life and career[edit]
Osmond was born in Samaria, Idaho, the daughter of Vera Ann (née Nichols) and Thomas Martin Davis. She had Welsh and English ancestry.[1] She moved to Ogden, Utah, where she worked as a secretary. There, she met and fell in love with George Osmond. They married on December 1, 1944.
Their first two children, Virl and Tom, were born with a degenerative condition which left them nearly deaf. Doctors warned the couple that any other children would be at risk of inheriting the same disorder, but George and Olive wanted a large family. The rest of the children, Alan, Wayne, Merrill, Jay, Donny, Marie, and Jimmy, were born healthy.
George formed a barbershop quartet consisting of Alan, Wayne, Merrill and Jay. Singer Andy Williams' father saw their act at Disneyland, and from 1962 to 1971, the Osmond Brothers appeared on The Andy Williams Show. Donny made his show-business debut on the program the day after his sixth birthday.
The brothers eventually left The Andy Williams Show and launched a successful recording career. They – including Donny, Marie, and Jimmy as solo artists – scored several hits. The Osmond's biggest being "One Bad Apple" which climbed to Number 1. From 1976 to 1979, Donny and Marie hosted The Donny and Marie Show.
Marie played Olive in the 1982 TV movie Side by Side: The True Story of the Osmond Family. Another 2001 TV movie, Inside the Osmonds, produced by Jimmy, depicted the brothers' egos, George's fiscal mismanagement, and the family's quest to build a multi-media empire as leading to their downfall. As a nurturer and because of her love for all children who are struggling, Olive leveraged her family's fame to start The Osmond Foundation, now known as the Children's Miracle Network which Marie continues to support.
Olive Osmond passed ahead on May 9, 2004, which was Mother's Day and five days after her 79th birthday.;The cause of her death was listed as complications from a stroke she had suffered three years earlier on November 13, 2001. She was surrounded and loved by her family. She is still remembered and loved by people everywhere as "Mother Osmond". She was survived by husband George (who died on November 6, 2007), their 9 children, 55 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren.
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ http://ethnicelebs.com/donny-and-marie-osmond
External links[edit]
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Olive Osmond at the Internet Movie Database
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Mike Lookinland
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Mike Lookinland
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Lookinland at the Big Apple Convention in Manhattan, October 1, 2010.
Born
Michael Paul Lookinland
December 19, 1960 (age 53)
Mount Pleasant, Utah, U.S.
Occupation
Actor
Years active
1969–2000
Spouse(s)
Kelly Wermuth (1987-present; 2 children)
Michael Paul "Mike" Lookinland[1] (born December 19, 1960) is an American actor. He is best known for his role as the youngest brother Bobby Brady on The Brady Bunch from 1969 until 1974.
Contents [hide]
1 Early life
2 Career
3 Personal life
4 References
5 External links
Early life[edit]
Mike Lookinland's father was a Vice Principal at San Pedro High School, located in San Pedro, California, part of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), in the late 1970s. Lookinland was born in 1960 in Mount Pleasant, Utah, a small town located eighty miles south of Salt Lake City. He has a younger brother named Todd, who starred in "Blue Bird" with Elizabeth Taylor and an older sister Terese. Lookinland grew up in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He is a self-professed conservationist and "camping nut". He attended the private Chadwick School on the Palos Verdes Peninsula in Southern California, and graduated in 1978.
Career[edit]
Lookinland was a TV commercial actor before he was cast in The Brady Bunch, having done around thirty commercials. He has naturally sandy-colored wavy hair. Because his hair color did not match Peter's or Greg's natural dark brown color, he had to have his hair dyed dark brown and straightened to match. Occasionally, the lights on set though were so hot that his dye job would sometimes run down his face. During the last two seasons of The Brady Bunch, his natural hair color was finally allowed to show. Bobby (Mike) was always the type of kid who was sweet, funny, energetic, and sometimes dramatic during his role on the Brady Bunch. Lookinland's character was the first of the Brady kids to carry a scene without any of the other children. In the scene, Bobby tells his father, Mike (Robert Reed), he has put his mother's photograph away for fear of offending the new Mrs. Brady (Florence Henderson). Mike assures Bobby that no one wants him to forget his mother, and places the photo back on the boy's dresser.
Lookinland's brother, Todd, appeared in a Brady Bunch episode that served as the pilot for a spin-off series called Kelly's Kids[2] about a husband and wife who adopt three boys, one white, one black, and one Asian. The pilot was not bought, however. In another episode during the show's final season, Bobby kisses a girl named Milicent (Melissa Sue Anderson) and he sees “sky rockets.” She then informs him that she may have the mumps and he "shouldn't have done that." Bobby and his family nervously await her telephone call with the doctor's results. Years later, the two reunited on an episode of Little House on the Prairie, on which Anderson played Mary Ingalls, and Lookinland guest starred. Melissa Sue Anderson was also raised in the LDS (Mormon) church.
Lookinland also provided the voice of Oblio in the animated film The Point!. Shortly after the final season of The Brady Bunch wrapped filming, he appeared alongside Jennifer Jones and Paul Newman in the 1974 disaster film blockbuster The Towering Inferno and on the 1970s TV show The Secrets of Isis.
Lookinland reprised his role as Bobby Brady in the 1988 Christmas special A Very Brady Christmas, and again in the 1990 sequel series The Bradys, in which Bobby Brady was involved in a racing car accident, which made him a wheelchair user throughout the series.
Interestingly, the first two names of the Brady father character played by Robert Reed was "Michael Paul", the same as Lookinland's actual names.
Personal life[edit]
Since 1987, Lookinland has been married to Kelly Wermuth, who worked as a script supervisor on Touched by an Angel. They have two sons: Scott (born 1990) and Joe (born 1993). He was portrayed by his son Scott in the TV movie Growing Up Brady.[citation needed] Years after leaving 'The Brady Bunch, Lookinland cut off the end of his index finger with a table saw. The end was deemed too small to be sewn back on, but it has never affected his career.[citation needed] After acting, Lookinland became an alcoholic and was arrested for a DUI in 1997.
Lookinland is a fan of the rock band the Grateful Dead, and has stated that he attended over 100 of their live concerts.[3][4]
Lookinland spent several years as a television camera operator. He currently operates a business which makes decorative concrete.[5]
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ Mike Lookinland Biography (1960-)
2.Jump up ^ The Brady Bunch: "Kelly's" Kids episode at the Internet Movie Database
3.Jump up ^ "Mike Lookinland". NNDB. Retrieved February 5, 2013.
4.Jump up ^ "A Greg-Shaped Box: Barry Williams dismantles post-Brady hijinx, and hawks his CD". Gettingit.com. Retrieved February 5, 2013.
5.Jump up ^ www.concreteconstruction.net/concrete
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Mike Lookinland at the Internet Movie Database
Mike Lookinland's Arrest at rotten.com
Mike Lookinland at thesmokinggun.com
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Melissa Sue Anderson
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Melissa Sue Anderson
1974 Melissa Sue Anderson Little House on the Prairie.jpg
as Mary Ingalls in Little House on the Prairie, 1974.
Born
September 26, 1962 (age 51)
Berkeley, California, U.S.
Occupation
Actress
Years active
1972–present
Melissa Sue Anderson (born September 26, 1962 in Berkeley, California) is an American-Canadian actress. She began her career as a child actress. Anderson is known for her role as Mary Ingalls on the NBC drama series Little House on the Prairie. She is also known for her film roles; Vivian in Midnight Offerings, Ginny in the cult classic slasher Happy Birthday to Me, and Alex in the ABC Afterschool Special, Which Mother Is Mine?, for which she won an Emmy Award in 1979.
Contents [hide]
1 Career 1.1 Acting
1.2 Author
2 Personal life
3 Filmography
4 References
5 External links
Career[edit]
Acting[edit]
Her show business career began when a dance teacher urged her parents to find an agent for her. She began doing television commercials, and soon she was in demand for television roles. Her first came in a 1972 episode of Bewitched entitled "Tabitha's First Day Of School." A memorable early role of hers was of Millicent, a girl who kissed Bobby and induced him to see fireworks on The Brady Bunch.
At the age of eleven, Anderson landed the role of Mary Ingalls on Little House on the Prairie. Beating out hundreds of competitors for the role, she would go on to star on the show for eight seasons; beginning in 1974 and leaving after season seven, later appearing in two episodes of season eight in late 1981.
Anderson with Lance Kerwin in the 1977 television film, James at 15
In 1976, Michael Landon asked Anderson if she would appear in his autobiographical film,The Loneliest Runner. Anderson agreed to play Nancy Rizzi, the first girlfriend of John Curtis (based on Landon and played by Lance Kerwin), saying she was very thrilled to have been asked. In 1977, she once again co-starred as the love interest opposite Lance Kerwin in the television film James at 15.
She was nominated for a 1978 Primetime Emmy Award for Best Leading Actress in a Drama Series for her work on Little House on the Prairie and won the Emmy Award for her performance in Which Mother Is Mine?, which aired as an ABC Afterschool Special in 1979. Also in 1979, she played the title role of Dana Lee Gilbert, a North Dakota transfer student to Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley, California in CBS's TV movie Survival of Dana.
In 1980, Anderson earned a 'TP de Oro' Award (considered to be Spain's most prestigious award for television) for 'Best Foreign Actress' for her role Little House. This followed a successful visit to Spain in 1979 to appear as a guest on RTVE's program, 625 Lineas. In 1981, she earned a Young Artist Award nomination for her performance in the Canadian slasher film Happy Birthday to Me.[1] After leaving Little House, she continued acting in television shows like The Equalizer, Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1980s), and Murder, She Wrote, and was the associate producer for the next to last TV project Michael Landon made before dying: Where Pigeons Go to Die (1990). In 1998, she was inducted into the Western Performers Hall of Fame at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Author[edit]
In 2010 Anderson released her autobiography entitled The Way I See It - A Look Back at My Life on Little House. The book, which is primarily based on her life during her years as a child star on The Little House On The Prairie, contains behind the scenes-stories and anecdotes about the show itself, its stars, guest stars and crew members.
Methodically, Anderson takes the reader through each of the first seven seasons of the show (the seasons in which she appeared). She also tells about her pre and post Little House career and her side-projects during the Little House years. She is frank and open about her feelings about the projects in which she has been involved, and also writes about her personal life and how it was affected by her career.
Personal life[edit]
Anderson's first publicly known romance was with actor Lorenzo Lamas,[citation needed] with whom she made an appearance in the television series The Love Boat in which two friends (Lorenzo and Melissa) resist the matchmaking efforts of their parents. After this short romance, she dated Frank Sinatra, Jr.[citation needed] in the late 1970s, who, at the time, was more than twice her age.
With husband Michael Sloan, Anderson has two children, daughter Piper (born February 1991) and son Griffin (born June 1996). She has lived in Montreal, Quebec, Canada since 2002. She and her husband became naturalized Canadians in 2007.[2]
Filmography[edit]
Television
Year
Title
Role
Notes
1972 Bewitched Girl Episode: "Tabitha's First Day of School"
1973 The Brady Bunch Millicent Episode: "Never Too Young"
1973 Shaft Cathy (uncredited) Episode: "The Enforcers"
1974–81 Little House on the Prairie Mary Ingalls 163 episodes
1976 The Loneliest Runner Nancy Rizzi
1977 James at 15 Lacey Stevens Episode: "Pilot"
1977 ABC Afterschool Special Kate Episode: "Very Good Friends"
1978 The Hanna-Barbera Happy Hour Director of the musical 1 episode
1978–80,
1986 The Love Boat Jennifer 'Chubs' Smith / Cindy Jerome / Cathy Cummings / Dana Colton 4 episodes
1979 Survival of Dana Dana Lee Gilbert
1979 ABC Afterschool Special Alexandria 'Alex' Benton Episode: "Which Mother Is Mine?"
1979 A New Kind of Family Lisa Episode: "The Overcharge"
1979 Little House Years Mary Ingalls
1979 CHiPs Herself Episode: "Roller Disco" (Part 2)
1980 Fantasy Island Amy Marson Episode: "Rogues to Riches/Stark Terror"
1980 Insight Mary Beth Episode: "Princess"
1981 Midnight Offerings Vivian Sotherland
1981 Advice to the Lovelorn Maureen Tyler
1982 An Innocent Love Molly Rush
1982/83 Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends Katherine 'Kitty' Pryde / Spryte (voice) Episodes: "The Origin of Iceman", "The X-Men Adventure"
1983 First Affair Toby King
1984 Finder of Lost Loves Nikki Gatos Episode: "Pilot"
1984 Murder, She Wrote Eve Crystal Episode: "Hooray for Homicide"
1984 Glitter Elizabeth Episode: "A Minor Miracle"
1984/85 Hotel Cassie Ray / Anne Goldman Episodes: "Lifelines", "Imperfect Union"
1986 Dark Mansions Noelle Drake
1987–88 The Equalizer Yvette Marcel 4 episodes
1988/89 The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Laura Donovan / Julie Fenton Episodes: "VCR - Very Careful Rape", "Murder in Mind"
1989 Memories of Manon Yvette Marcel
1989 The Return of Sam McCloud Colleen McCloud
1993/94 X-Men Snowbird (voice) Episodes: "Repo Man", "Phoenix Saga, Part 5: Child of Light"
1994 Burke's Law Michelle Ryder Episode: "Who Killed Alexander the Great?"
1998 Earthquake in New York Dr. Marilyn Blake
1999 Partners Cheryl Darrin 3 episodes
2000 Thin Ice Tanya Ferguson
2006 10.5: Apocalypse First Lady Megan Hollister
2007 Marco Polo Mother (voice, uncredited)
Film
Year
Title
Role
Notes
1981 Happy Birthday to Me Virginia Wainwright
1984 Goma-2 Kukki (uncredited)
1984 Chattanooga Choo Choo Jennie
1988 The Suicide Club Laura Donovan on TV
1988 Far North Young Nurse
1989 Looking Your Best
1990 Dead Men Don't Die Dulcie Niles
1991 Manuel
1994 Animated Stories from the Bible: Music Video – Volume 1 Snake (voice) Video
1995 Killer Lady American Lady
2006 Crazy Eights Hospital Patient (uncredited)
2010 Marker 187 Short film
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ "3rd Youth In Film Awards". YoungArtistAwards.org. Retrieved 2011-03-31.
2.Jump up ^ http://www.canada.com/topics/entertainment/story.html?id=e41b709e-3b13-4130-a22f-aa2b32e9bcaf
External links[edit]
Melissa Sue Anderson at the Internet Movie Database
Melissa Sue Anderson interview on YouTube
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George Osmond
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For the judge and state senator in Wyoming, see George Osmond (politician).
George Osmond
Born
George Virl Osmond
October 13, 1917
Etna, Wyoming, United States
Died
November 6, 2007 (aged 90)
Provo, Utah, United States
Religion
Mormon
Spouse(s)
Olive May Davis (December 1, 1944 – May 9, 2004; her death)
Children
9
George Virl Osmond (October 13, 1917 – November 6, 2007) was the patriarch of the Osmond family.
Life and career[edit]
Osmond was born in Etna, Wyoming, the son of Agnes LaVerna (née Van Noy) and Rulon Osmond. His ancestry included English, Danish, Scottish, Scots-Irish, Swiss-German, and Dutch.[1][2] Rulon died at age 24 on November 24, 1917, shortly after George was born. A devout Mormon, Osmond served two missions for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, one in Hawaii and the other in the United Kingdom.
A World War II veteran, on December 1, 1944, he married Olive May Davis. The two had nine children: Virl, Tom, Alan, Wayne, Merrill, Jay, Donny, Marie and Jimmy.
He worked in real estate, insurance and as a postmaster for the city of Ogden, Utah. He loved to sing, and he taught his children to sing barbershop harmony. The children's natural talent received public notice, which led to frequent appearances at church functions and local civil events. Osmond managed his sons careers, and gained an appearance at Disneyland in California. They caught the eye of Walt Disney, who took a personal interest in them. The boys auditioned for Andy Williams, whose father helped launch them into the national spotlight.
As his children's fortunes rose, Osmond put his career aside to focus on the family's musical interests and moved the family to California to place them closer to the heart of the entertainment industry.
In 2004, his wife Olive Osmond died shortly before the couple's 60th anniversary. In addition to their children and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, their legacy was the Osmond Foundation, which later became the Children's Miracle Network, the largest charitable organization of its kind serving children's hospitals around the world.
On November 6, 2007, George Virl Osmond died at his home in Provo, Utah of natural causes. Affectionately known as "Father Osmond" to Osmond fans all over the world, he was buried in the East Lawn Memorial Hills Cemetery in Provo, Utah beside his wife, Olive. Along with the nine children, Mr. Osmond was survived by 55 grandchildren and 48 great-grandchildren.
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ http://www.genealogy.com/famousfolks/dosmond/index.html
2.Jump up ^ http://ethnicelebs.com/donny-and-marie-osmond
External links[edit]
Official Osmond Family Site
George Osmond at the Internet Movie Database
Obituary in The Times, 8 November 2007
George Osmond, Osmond family patriarch, dies at 90 - CNN.com
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Olive Osmond
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Olive Osmond
Born
Olive May Davis
May 4, 1925
Samaria, Idaho
Died
May 9, 2004 (aged 79)
Provo, Utah
Other names
Mother Osmond
Religion
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Spouse(s)
George Osmond (m. 1944; death 2004)
Children
Virl
Tom
Alan
Wayne
Merrill
Jay
Donny
Marie
Jimmy
Olive May Osmond (née Davis; May 4, 1925 – May 9, 2004) was the matriarch of the American Osmond singing family, and mother of entertainers Donny Osmond and Marie Osmond.
Life and career[edit]
Osmond was born in Samaria, Idaho, the daughter of Vera Ann (née Nichols) and Thomas Martin Davis. She had Welsh and English ancestry.[1] She moved to Ogden, Utah, where she worked as a secretary. There, she met and fell in love with George Osmond. They married on December 1, 1944.
Their first two children, Virl and Tom, were born with a degenerative condition which left them nearly deaf. Doctors warned the couple that any other children would be at risk of inheriting the same disorder, but George and Olive wanted a large family. The rest of the children, Alan, Wayne, Merrill, Jay, Donny, Marie, and Jimmy, were born healthy.
George formed a barbershop quartet consisting of Alan, Wayne, Merrill and Jay. Singer Andy Williams' father saw their act at Disneyland, and from 1962 to 1971, the Osmond Brothers appeared on The Andy Williams Show. Donny made his show-business debut on the program the day after his sixth birthday.
The brothers eventually left The Andy Williams Show and launched a successful recording career. They – including Donny, Marie, and Jimmy as solo artists – scored several hits. The Osmond's biggest being "One Bad Apple" which climbed to Number 1. From 1976 to 1979, Donny and Marie hosted The Donny and Marie Show.
Marie played Olive in the 1982 TV movie Side by Side: The True Story of the Osmond Family. Another 2001 TV movie, Inside the Osmonds, produced by Jimmy, depicted the brothers' egos, George's fiscal mismanagement, and the family's quest to build a multi-media empire as leading to their downfall. As a nurturer and because of her love for all children who are struggling, Olive leveraged her family's fame to start The Osmond Foundation, now known as the Children's Miracle Network which Marie continues to support.
Olive Osmond passed ahead on May 9, 2004, which was Mother's Day and five days after her 79th birthday.;The cause of her death was listed as complications from a stroke she had suffered three years earlier on November 13, 2001. She was surrounded and loved by her family. She is still remembered and loved by people everywhere as "Mother Osmond". She was survived by husband George (who died on November 6, 2007), their 9 children, 55 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren.
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ http://ethnicelebs.com/donny-and-marie-osmond
External links[edit]
Official Osmond Family Site
Olive Osmond at the Internet Movie Database
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Mike Lookinland
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Mike Lookinland
10.1.10MikeLookinlandByLuigiNovi.jpg
Lookinland at the Big Apple Convention in Manhattan, October 1, 2010.
Born
Michael Paul Lookinland
December 19, 1960 (age 53)
Mount Pleasant, Utah, U.S.
Occupation
Actor
Years active
1969–2000
Spouse(s)
Kelly Wermuth (1987-present; 2 children)
Michael Paul "Mike" Lookinland[1] (born December 19, 1960) is an American actor. He is best known for his role as the youngest brother Bobby Brady on The Brady Bunch from 1969 until 1974.
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1 Early life
2 Career
3 Personal life
4 References
5 External links
Early life[edit]
Mike Lookinland's father was a Vice Principal at San Pedro High School, located in San Pedro, California, part of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), in the late 1970s. Lookinland was born in 1960 in Mount Pleasant, Utah, a small town located eighty miles south of Salt Lake City. He has a younger brother named Todd, who starred in "Blue Bird" with Elizabeth Taylor and an older sister Terese. Lookinland grew up in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He is a self-professed conservationist and "camping nut". He attended the private Chadwick School on the Palos Verdes Peninsula in Southern California, and graduated in 1978.
Career[edit]
Lookinland was a TV commercial actor before he was cast in The Brady Bunch, having done around thirty commercials. He has naturally sandy-colored wavy hair. Because his hair color did not match Peter's or Greg's natural dark brown color, he had to have his hair dyed dark brown and straightened to match. Occasionally, the lights on set though were so hot that his dye job would sometimes run down his face. During the last two seasons of The Brady Bunch, his natural hair color was finally allowed to show. Bobby (Mike) was always the type of kid who was sweet, funny, energetic, and sometimes dramatic during his role on the Brady Bunch. Lookinland's character was the first of the Brady kids to carry a scene without any of the other children. In the scene, Bobby tells his father, Mike (Robert Reed), he has put his mother's photograph away for fear of offending the new Mrs. Brady (Florence Henderson). Mike assures Bobby that no one wants him to forget his mother, and places the photo back on the boy's dresser.
Lookinland's brother, Todd, appeared in a Brady Bunch episode that served as the pilot for a spin-off series called Kelly's Kids[2] about a husband and wife who adopt three boys, one white, one black, and one Asian. The pilot was not bought, however. In another episode during the show's final season, Bobby kisses a girl named Milicent (Melissa Sue Anderson) and he sees “sky rockets.” She then informs him that she may have the mumps and he "shouldn't have done that." Bobby and his family nervously await her telephone call with the doctor's results. Years later, the two reunited on an episode of Little House on the Prairie, on which Anderson played Mary Ingalls, and Lookinland guest starred. Melissa Sue Anderson was also raised in the LDS (Mormon) church.
Lookinland also provided the voice of Oblio in the animated film The Point!. Shortly after the final season of The Brady Bunch wrapped filming, he appeared alongside Jennifer Jones and Paul Newman in the 1974 disaster film blockbuster The Towering Inferno and on the 1970s TV show The Secrets of Isis.
Lookinland reprised his role as Bobby Brady in the 1988 Christmas special A Very Brady Christmas, and again in the 1990 sequel series The Bradys, in which Bobby Brady was involved in a racing car accident, which made him a wheelchair user throughout the series.
Interestingly, the first two names of the Brady father character played by Robert Reed was "Michael Paul", the same as Lookinland's actual names.
Personal life[edit]
Since 1987, Lookinland has been married to Kelly Wermuth, who worked as a script supervisor on Touched by an Angel. They have two sons: Scott (born 1990) and Joe (born 1993). He was portrayed by his son Scott in the TV movie Growing Up Brady.[citation needed] Years after leaving 'The Brady Bunch, Lookinland cut off the end of his index finger with a table saw. The end was deemed too small to be sewn back on, but it has never affected his career.[citation needed] After acting, Lookinland became an alcoholic and was arrested for a DUI in 1997.
Lookinland is a fan of the rock band the Grateful Dead, and has stated that he attended over 100 of their live concerts.[3][4]
Lookinland spent several years as a television camera operator. He currently operates a business which makes decorative concrete.[5]
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ Mike Lookinland Biography (1960-)
2.Jump up ^ The Brady Bunch: "Kelly's" Kids episode at the Internet Movie Database
3.Jump up ^ "Mike Lookinland". NNDB. Retrieved February 5, 2013.
4.Jump up ^ "A Greg-Shaped Box: Barry Williams dismantles post-Brady hijinx, and hawks his CD". Gettingit.com. Retrieved February 5, 2013.
5.Jump up ^ www.concreteconstruction.net/concrete
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Mike Lookinland at the Internet Movie Database
Mike Lookinland's Arrest at rotten.com
Mike Lookinland at thesmokinggun.com
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Melissa Sue Anderson
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Melissa Sue Anderson
1974 Melissa Sue Anderson Little House on the Prairie.jpg
as Mary Ingalls in Little House on the Prairie, 1974.
Born
September 26, 1962 (age 51)
Berkeley, California, U.S.
Occupation
Actress
Years active
1972–present
Melissa Sue Anderson (born September 26, 1962 in Berkeley, California) is an American-Canadian actress. She began her career as a child actress. Anderson is known for her role as Mary Ingalls on the NBC drama series Little House on the Prairie. She is also known for her film roles; Vivian in Midnight Offerings, Ginny in the cult classic slasher Happy Birthday to Me, and Alex in the ABC Afterschool Special, Which Mother Is Mine?, for which she won an Emmy Award in 1979.
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1.2 Author
2 Personal life
3 Filmography
4 References
5 External links
Career[edit]
Acting[edit]
Her show business career began when a dance teacher urged her parents to find an agent for her. She began doing television commercials, and soon she was in demand for television roles. Her first came in a 1972 episode of Bewitched entitled "Tabitha's First Day Of School." A memorable early role of hers was of Millicent, a girl who kissed Bobby and induced him to see fireworks on The Brady Bunch.
At the age of eleven, Anderson landed the role of Mary Ingalls on Little House on the Prairie. Beating out hundreds of competitors for the role, she would go on to star on the show for eight seasons; beginning in 1974 and leaving after season seven, later appearing in two episodes of season eight in late 1981.
Anderson with Lance Kerwin in the 1977 television film, James at 15
In 1976, Michael Landon asked Anderson if she would appear in his autobiographical film,The Loneliest Runner. Anderson agreed to play Nancy Rizzi, the first girlfriend of John Curtis (based on Landon and played by Lance Kerwin), saying she was very thrilled to have been asked. In 1977, she once again co-starred as the love interest opposite Lance Kerwin in the television film James at 15.
She was nominated for a 1978 Primetime Emmy Award for Best Leading Actress in a Drama Series for her work on Little House on the Prairie and won the Emmy Award for her performance in Which Mother Is Mine?, which aired as an ABC Afterschool Special in 1979. Also in 1979, she played the title role of Dana Lee Gilbert, a North Dakota transfer student to Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley, California in CBS's TV movie Survival of Dana.
In 1980, Anderson earned a 'TP de Oro' Award (considered to be Spain's most prestigious award for television) for 'Best Foreign Actress' for her role Little House. This followed a successful visit to Spain in 1979 to appear as a guest on RTVE's program, 625 Lineas. In 1981, she earned a Young Artist Award nomination for her performance in the Canadian slasher film Happy Birthday to Me.[1] After leaving Little House, she continued acting in television shows like The Equalizer, Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1980s), and Murder, She Wrote, and was the associate producer for the next to last TV project Michael Landon made before dying: Where Pigeons Go to Die (1990). In 1998, she was inducted into the Western Performers Hall of Fame at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Author[edit]
In 2010 Anderson released her autobiography entitled The Way I See It - A Look Back at My Life on Little House. The book, which is primarily based on her life during her years as a child star on The Little House On The Prairie, contains behind the scenes-stories and anecdotes about the show itself, its stars, guest stars and crew members.
Methodically, Anderson takes the reader through each of the first seven seasons of the show (the seasons in which she appeared). She also tells about her pre and post Little House career and her side-projects during the Little House years. She is frank and open about her feelings about the projects in which she has been involved, and also writes about her personal life and how it was affected by her career.
Personal life[edit]
Anderson's first publicly known romance was with actor Lorenzo Lamas,[citation needed] with whom she made an appearance in the television series The Love Boat in which two friends (Lorenzo and Melissa) resist the matchmaking efforts of their parents. After this short romance, she dated Frank Sinatra, Jr.[citation needed] in the late 1970s, who, at the time, was more than twice her age.
With husband Michael Sloan, Anderson has two children, daughter Piper (born February 1991) and son Griffin (born June 1996). She has lived in Montreal, Quebec, Canada since 2002. She and her husband became naturalized Canadians in 2007.[2]
Filmography[edit]
Television
Year
Title
Role
Notes
1972 Bewitched Girl Episode: "Tabitha's First Day of School"
1973 The Brady Bunch Millicent Episode: "Never Too Young"
1973 Shaft Cathy (uncredited) Episode: "The Enforcers"
1974–81 Little House on the Prairie Mary Ingalls 163 episodes
1976 The Loneliest Runner Nancy Rizzi
1977 James at 15 Lacey Stevens Episode: "Pilot"
1977 ABC Afterschool Special Kate Episode: "Very Good Friends"
1978 The Hanna-Barbera Happy Hour Director of the musical 1 episode
1978–80,
1986 The Love Boat Jennifer 'Chubs' Smith / Cindy Jerome / Cathy Cummings / Dana Colton 4 episodes
1979 Survival of Dana Dana Lee Gilbert
1979 ABC Afterschool Special Alexandria 'Alex' Benton Episode: "Which Mother Is Mine?"
1979 A New Kind of Family Lisa Episode: "The Overcharge"
1979 Little House Years Mary Ingalls
1979 CHiPs Herself Episode: "Roller Disco" (Part 2)
1980 Fantasy Island Amy Marson Episode: "Rogues to Riches/Stark Terror"
1980 Insight Mary Beth Episode: "Princess"
1981 Midnight Offerings Vivian Sotherland
1981 Advice to the Lovelorn Maureen Tyler
1982 An Innocent Love Molly Rush
1982/83 Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends Katherine 'Kitty' Pryde / Spryte (voice) Episodes: "The Origin of Iceman", "The X-Men Adventure"
1983 First Affair Toby King
1984 Finder of Lost Loves Nikki Gatos Episode: "Pilot"
1984 Murder, She Wrote Eve Crystal Episode: "Hooray for Homicide"
1984 Glitter Elizabeth Episode: "A Minor Miracle"
1984/85 Hotel Cassie Ray / Anne Goldman Episodes: "Lifelines", "Imperfect Union"
1986 Dark Mansions Noelle Drake
1987–88 The Equalizer Yvette Marcel 4 episodes
1988/89 The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Laura Donovan / Julie Fenton Episodes: "VCR - Very Careful Rape", "Murder in Mind"
1989 Memories of Manon Yvette Marcel
1989 The Return of Sam McCloud Colleen McCloud
1993/94 X-Men Snowbird (voice) Episodes: "Repo Man", "Phoenix Saga, Part 5: Child of Light"
1994 Burke's Law Michelle Ryder Episode: "Who Killed Alexander the Great?"
1998 Earthquake in New York Dr. Marilyn Blake
1999 Partners Cheryl Darrin 3 episodes
2000 Thin Ice Tanya Ferguson
2006 10.5: Apocalypse First Lady Megan Hollister
2007 Marco Polo Mother (voice, uncredited)
Film
Year
Title
Role
Notes
1981 Happy Birthday to Me Virginia Wainwright
1984 Goma-2 Kukki (uncredited)
1984 Chattanooga Choo Choo Jennie
1988 The Suicide Club Laura Donovan on TV
1988 Far North Young Nurse
1989 Looking Your Best
1990 Dead Men Don't Die Dulcie Niles
1991 Manuel
1994 Animated Stories from the Bible: Music Video – Volume 1 Snake (voice) Video
1995 Killer Lady American Lady
2006 Crazy Eights Hospital Patient (uncredited)
2010 Marker 187 Short film
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ "3rd Youth In Film Awards". YoungArtistAwards.org. Retrieved 2011-03-31.
2.Jump up ^ http://www.canada.com/topics/entertainment/story.html?id=e41b709e-3b13-4130-a22f-aa2b32e9bcaf
External links[edit]
Melissa Sue Anderson at the Internet Movie Database
Melissa Sue Anderson interview on YouTube
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► American Samoan Latter Day Saints
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints
► African-American Latter Day Saints
► American Latter Day Saint artists
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
► American members of the Community of Christ
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► Mormon pioneers
► People's Party (Utah) politicians
► American Latter Day Saint writers
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► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints (1 C, 2 P)
A
► African-American Latter Day Saints (22 P)
► American Latter Day Saint artists (26 P)
C
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (3 C, 491 P)
► American members of the Community of Christ (45 P)
H
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters (71 P)
I
► Images of American Latter Day Saints (100 F)
M
► Mormon pioneers (288 P, 1 F)
P
► People's Party (Utah) politicians (5 P)
W
► American Latter Day Saint writers (1 C, 195 P, 1 F)
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Ed Ableser
George J. Adams
J. Todd Adams
James Adams (lawyer)
Linda Hunter Adams
Paul Adams (Massachusetts politician)
J. Stuart Adams
Cindy Ady
Against the Season
Joseph Ah Quin
Danny Ainge
Hazen Aldrich
Travis Alexander
Fanny Alger
Robert G. Allen (author)
Sheryl Allen
Quinn Allman
Brady R. Allred
Corbin Allred
Keith G. Allred
Lance Allred
Mike Allred
Owen A. Allred
Rulon C. Allred
Tumua Anae
Helen Andelin
John Andelin
Heather Anderson
Lavina Fielding Anderson
Lili de Hoyos Anderson
Scott S. Anderson
John C. Andreason
Mark Andrus
Mary Ann Angell
Tyson Apostol
Gerald Argetsinger
Jodi Arias
Niklas Arrhenius
James Arrington
Alan Ashby
Hal Ashby
Frank Ashdown
Scott Ashjian
Daniel Avery (Latter Day Saints)
Valeen Tippetts Avery
B
Larry Bagby
Will Bagley
David H. Bailey
Paul Dayton Bailey
Sloan Bailey
Thurl Bailey
Tom Bailey (U.S. politician)
Steve Bair
Jenny Oaks Baker
Randall Bal
Nathaniel Baldwin
Michael Ballam
Liz Bangerter
Brian Banks (baseball)
Kayla Barclay
Brent A. Barlow
Israel Barlow
John Y. Barlow
Kevin L. Barney
Robert T. Barrett
Roger E. Barrus
Billy Barty
B cont.
Milo Baughman
Orestes U. Bean
Glenn Beck
Robert S. Beecroft
Heather Beers
Greg Bell (politician)
Maxine Bell
Terrel Bell
Wade Bell
David Belnap
Gilbert Belnap
Linda Bement
Ben Shepard (Utahn)
Jeff Benedict
Bob Bennett (politician)
Harden Bennion
Mervyn S. Bennion
Dee Benson
Flora Benson
Joseph I. Bentley
Phillip Bentz
Laura Berg
Marian Bergeson
Rachel Berry (legislator)
Mike Bethel
Carolyn Beug
Darrell Bevell
Lee Bickmore
Ron C. Bigelow
Arthur Gary Bishop
Gladden Bishop
Rob Bishop
Pam Blackwell
Kerry Blair
Neal Blair
Neal Blaisdell
Lawrence J. Block
Henry H. Blood
Samuel Taylor Blue
Brady Bluhm
Brandon Bluhm
Don Bluth
Nikki Bohne
Roger Boisjoly
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Edwina Booth
Ezra Booth
Murray Boren
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Emma Lucy Gates Bowen
John F. Boynton
Shawn Bradley
Stewart Bradley
Merrill Bradshaw
Curt Bramble
Ron Brand
Jeffrey Breinholt
Peter Breinholt
James C. Brewster
James Brighouse
George H. Brimhall
Wilford Brimley
Bonnie Brinton
Todd Britsch
H. Smith Broadbent
Jan Broberg Felt
Joanna Brooks
B cont.
Leonard C. Brostrom
Arthur Brown (Utah)
Charles Brown (mayor)
Curtis Brown (running back, born 1984)
Emilie Brown
John Brown (American author)
John Brown, Jr. (Navajo)
Wayne Brown (politician)
Val A. Browning
Scott Brumfield
Bay Buchanan
Jason Buck
John Buck (baseball)
Hamer H. Budge
Charles Bullen (Utah politician)
Herschel Bullen
Clair Burgener
Chris Burgess
Tom L. Burnett
Christian Burridge
H. H. Burt
Laurence J. Burton
Blair Buswell
Brad Bushman
Nolan Bushnell
John M. Butler (scientist)
Chris Buttars
Ariel Bybee
Jay Bybee
C
Ben Cahoon
James Caldwell (Latter Day Saints)
Paula Cale
Jillian Camarena-Williams
Dean L. Cameron
David E. Campbell (academic)
Cavendish W. Cannon
Chris Cannon
Edwin Bennion Cannon
Elizabeth Anne Wells Cannon
Frank J. Cannon
Howard Cannon
Paul Cardall
Sam Cardon
Maggie Carlton
John Stilley Carpenter
Elsie Chamberlain Carroll
Jaycee Carroll
Kate B. Carter
Ronald G. Carter
Virgil Carter
Wil Carter
Bruce Carver
Billy Casper
Roy Castleton
Edwin Catmull
John Cato
Robert Cato
Stanford Cazier
Leah Cecil
Jeffrey R. Chadwick
Jason Chaffetz
Nathan Keonaona Chai
Ralph Vary Chamberlin
Erin Chambers
Glen and Les Charles
Chester R. England
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Category:American Latter Day Saints
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
▼ American Latter Day Saints
► American Samoan Latter Day Saints
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints
► African-American Latter Day Saints
► American Latter Day Saint artists
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
► American members of the Community of Christ
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters
► Images of American Latter Day Saints
► Mormon pioneers
► People's Party (Utah) politicians
► American Latter Day Saint writers
Subcategories
This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.
*
► American Samoan Latter Day Saints (1 C, 8 P)
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints (1 C, 2 P)
A
► African-American Latter Day Saints (22 P)
► American Latter Day Saint artists (26 P)
C
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (3 C, 491 P)
► American members of the Community of Christ (45 P)
H
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters (71 P)
I
► Images of American Latter Day Saints (100 F)
M
► Mormon pioneers (288 P, 1 F)
P
► People's Party (Utah) politicians (5 P)
W
► American Latter Day Saint writers (1 C, 195 P, 1 F)
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Ambyr Childers
Norm Chow
Allen M. Christensen
Bruce L. Christensen
Chad Christensen
LaVar Christensen
Lew Christensen
Mac Christensen
Mose Christensen
Todd Christensen
Willam Christensen
Scott Christopher
Clark L. Kidd
David B. Clark
John E. Clark
Alyce King Clarke
John L. Clarke
Kathleen Clarke (Bureau of Land Management)
Robert Clarke
Del M. Clawson
Spencer Clawson
Jane Clayson Johnson
Michael P. Clayton
Eldridge Cleaver
Alan D. Clemmons
Sarah M. Cleveland
Steve Cleveland
Craig Clyde
George Dewey Clyde
June Clyde
K. C. Clyde
Mary Clyde
William E. Cole
Rachel Coleman
Michael R. Collings
Ray Combs
Richard P. Condie
Chris Conkling
William C. Conway
Holly Cook
Melvin A. Cook
Merrill Cook
Wade Cook
Peter Cooke
Jonathan C. Coon
Stan Cooper
Leman Copley
Gary C. Cornia
Rob Cornilles
Marie Cornwall
Larry Correia
Sean Covey
J Milton Cowan
Reed Cowan
Oliver Cowdery
Warren A. Cowdery
Austin Cowles
R Adams Cowley
Samuel P. Cowley
Kristen Cox
Louis E. Crandall
Rich Crandall
Brian Crane
Mike Crapo
Alvin Crockett
Earl C. Crockett
Bobby Crosby
C cont.
Ed Crosby
Robert C. Crossfield
Katherine Crouch
Gary Crowton
Paul Cummings
John R. Curtis
Alpheus Cutler
John Christopher Cutler
D
Joseph W. Dailey
Dallon Weekes
Gene Dalton
Jenny Dalton
Charles R. Dana
Jamie Dantzscher
William W. Davies
Bart Davis
Mitch Davis
Robert L. Davis (police chief)
Alison Davis-Blake
Kathy Davison
Hazel Dawn
Jessica Day George
Laraine Day
Kathryn M. Daynes
Lex de Azevedo
Thomas Duncombe Dee
Joel Dehlin
John Dehlin
Ashly DelGrosso
Oliver DeMille
Jack Dempsey
Ryan Denney
David-Edward Desmond
Bree Despain
Michelle Despain
Ty Detmer
Robert Detweiler
Donna Dewberry
A. C. DeWolf
Annette Richardson Dinwoodey
Dean Dinwoodey
Ron Dittemore
Henry Aldous Dixon
Brandon Doman
John Doolittle
Anson Dorrance
Curt Doussett
Leonard Draves (Latter-Day Saint)
W. A. Draves
Theron Drew
Adam Driggs
H. Wayne Driggs
Carl W. Duckworth
Rodger Dean Duncan
Troy Dunn
William E. Dunn
Edmund Durfee
Christine M. Durham
Cole Durham
Paul Durham
Matthew B. Durrant
E
E. E. Long
John R. Eardley
Randy Eastwood
George S. Eccles
Marriner Stoddard Eccles
Dennis Eckersley
E cont.
Aaron Eckhart
Alma Eldredge
Richard Elliott (organist)
Jacoby Ellsbury
Jackson Emery
Mireille Enos
Norman Erekson
Ric Estrada
Mark Eubank
Cora Evans
David C. Evans
John V. Evans
Richard Paul Evans
Steve Evans (lawyer and blogger)
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Daniel J. Fairbanks
Hebron Fangupo
Augustus Farnham
Kyle Farnsworth
Philo Farnsworth
James E. Faulconer
Dean Fausett
Ray Feinga
Antonio A. Feliz
Helaman Ferguson
Otto Fetting
Linnie Findlay
Kathryn Jean Finlayson
David C. Fischer
Bernard F. Fisher
Erik Fisher
Becca Fitzpatrick
The 5 Browns
Jeff Flake
Kathleen Flake
Timothy Flanigan
Sherman L. Fleek
Clyde Fletcher
Emery Fletcher
Harvey Fletcher
James C. Fletcher
Rupert Fletcher
B. J. Flores
Brandon Flowers
Tairia Flowers
J. Spencer Fluhman
Sally Flynn
King Follett
Renata Forste
Charles A. Foster (Latter Day Saints)
James Foster (Mormon)
Ian Fowles
Feramorz Y. Fox
David Francis (cyclist)
Esther Charlotte Emily Weisbrodt Francis
Aaron Francisco
Jimmer Fredette
Robert C. Freeman
Amy Freeze
Martin Fujiki
Mark Fuller (wrestler)
Don Fullmer
Ira A. Fulton
G
John Garbett
David P. Gardner
Ronnie Lee Gardner
Rulon Gardner
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Contents [hide]
Top ·
0–9 ·
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
▼ American Latter Day Saints
► American Samoan Latter Day Saints
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints
► African-American Latter Day Saints
► American Latter Day Saint artists
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
► American members of the Community of Christ
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters
► Images of American Latter Day Saints
► Mormon pioneers
► People's Party (Utah) politicians
► American Latter Day Saint writers
Subcategories
This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.
*
► American Samoan Latter Day Saints (1 C, 8 P)
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints (1 C, 2 P)
A
► African-American Latter Day Saints (22 P)
► American Latter Day Saint artists (26 P)
C
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (3 C, 491 P)
► American members of the Community of Christ (45 P)
H
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters (71 P)
I
► Images of American Latter Day Saints (100 F)
M
► Mormon pioneers (288 P, 1 F)
P
► People's Party (Utah) politicians (5 P)
W
► American Latter Day Saint writers (1 C, 195 P, 1 F)
Pages in category "American Latter Day Saints"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 1,358 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
(previous 200) (next 200)
G
Kendall D. Garff
Jake Garn
Kevin Garn
Daryl Gates
Jesse Gause
Daniel E. Gawthrop
Frank William Gay
John Gaylord
Dan Gayman
Robert L. Geddes
Frederick Gedicks
E. Gordon Gee
John Gee
Salmon Gee
Larry Gelwix
Lloyd D. George
Jack Gerard
Jake Gibb
Jim Gibbons (U.S. politician)
Larry M. Gibson
Walter M. Gibson
Gilbert Blue
Algernon Sidney Gilbert
Kent Gilbert
Gary P. Gillum
Mindy Gledhill
Maurice L. Glendenning
William S. Godbe
John Goddard (adventurer)
Marvin Goldstein
Bonnie Goodliffe
Kiowa Gordon
Floyd Gottfredson
Oliver Granger
Augusta Winters Grant
Pat Gray
Jess Green
Tom Green (polygamist)
Enid Greene
John P. Greene
Ray Greenwood
Jon J. Greiner
Ray Grey
Virginia Grey
Michael T. Griffith
Sandi Griffiths
Lee Groberg
Jeff Groscost
Heidi Groskreutz
Benjamin Franklin Grouard
Thomas Grover
Henry Grow
Igor Gruppman
Robert C. Gunderson
Zenas H. Gurley, Sr.
Jeremy Guthrie
H
Lori Hacking
LeRoy R. Hafen
Kristine Haglund
Gregg Hale (musician)
David Hale (American football)
Ruth Hale (playwright and actress)
Shannon Hale
John F. Hall
Max Hall
Tracy Hall
Travis Hall
H cont.
Roy Halladay
Gail Halvorsen
William H. Hamblin
William J. Hamblin
John C. Hamer
Malik Hamilton
J. Marion Hammon
James Thaddeus Hammond
Mosiah Hancock
Pauline Hancock
George B. Handley
Mufi Hannemann
George V. Hansen
H. Reese Hansen
Harold I. Hansen
Ira Hansen
James V. Hansen
Orval H. Hansen
Travis Hansen
Ralph R. Harding
Leigh Harline
Pete Harman
John L. Harmer
Appleton Milo Harmon
Carlyle Harmon
James Harmston
James D. Harmston
Harold Orlob
Bryce Harper
Steven C. Harper
Donald J. Harreld
Jim Harrick
Martin Harris (Latter Day Saints)
Conrad B. Harrison
Andrew Hatch
RaDene R. Hatfield
Sharlene Wells Hawkes
Alan J. Hawkins
Paula Hawkins
Elizabeth Pugsley Hayward
Todd Heap
Jon Heder
Andrew H. Hedges
Granville Hedrick
Cecil Heftel
Lee Heider
Katherine Heigl
John Held, Jr.
Dean Heller
Parley G. Hellewell
Brett Helquist
William Williams Henderson
Zenna Henderson
Chuck Henry
Gary Herbert
Wally Herger
Eric Herman
Eli Herring
Christopher Herrod
Jared and Jerusha Hess
Laura Hickman
Tracy Hickman
Wild Bill Hickman
Chauncey L. Higbee
Elias Higbee
Francis M. Higbee
Chelsie Hightower
H cont.
Brent Hill (politician)
George R. Hill III
Jack Hill (Canadian football)
Lyle W. Hillyard
Bob Hilton
Robert H. Hinckley
Frank T. Hines
George M. Hinkle
Merril Hoge
Joseph Holbrook
Lafayette Holbrook
Robert Holding
Matthew S. Holland
Wayne Holland
Becky Holliday
Chris Holmes (musician)
Tom Holmoe
Timothy Holst
Aubrey Hooks
Lisa Hopkins
Alice Merrill Horne
John M. Horner
Jack Horsley
Paul Y. Hoskisson
Julianne Hough
Paula Houston
Jeffrey Hovenier
Jeph Howard
Allan Howe
Joseph Howell
Scott Howell (politician)
Ken Hubbs
Valerie M. Hudson
Dick Hunsaker
Ken Hunt (pitcher)
Mary Kaye Huntsman
Soben Huon
Colleen Kay Hutchins
I
Suu Kyi trespasser incidents
Robert B. Ingebretsen
Archie Johnson Inger
Tony Ingle
Cale Iorg
Garth Iorg
Reed Irvine
Ernest Istook
J
Kent P. Jackson
Richard H. Jackson (geographer)
Christian Jacobs
Allen and Wendell Jacobson
Wendell Jacobson
Dean Jagger
Allen Jaggi
M. Wells Jakeman
Joseph Janse
Howard Jarvis
Brent W. Jeffs
Lyle Jeffs
Rulon Jeffs
Warren Jeffs
Ab Jenkins
Scott K. Jenkins
Ken Jennings
Alex Jensen
Merrill Jenson
J. LaMoine Jenson
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Contents [hide]
Top ·
0–9 ·
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
▼ American Latter Day Saints
► American Samoan Latter Day Saints
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints
► African-American Latter Day Saints
► American Latter Day Saint artists
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
► American members of the Community of Christ
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters
► Images of American Latter Day Saints
► Mormon pioneers
► People's Party (Utah) politicians
► American Latter Day Saint writers
Subcategories
This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.
*
► American Samoan Latter Day Saints (1 C, 8 P)
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints (1 C, 2 P)
A
► African-American Latter Day Saints (22 P)
► American Latter Day Saint artists (26 P)
C
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (3 C, 491 P)
► American members of the Community of Christ (45 P)
H
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters (71 P)
I
► Images of American Latter Day Saints (100 F)
M
► Mormon pioneers (288 P, 1 F)
P
► People's Party (Utah) politicians (5 P)
W
► American Latter Day Saint writers (1 C, 195 P, 1 F)
Pages in category "American Latter Day Saints"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 1,358 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
(previous 200) (next 200)
J
Jericho Road
Craig Jessop
Joseph Smith Jessop
Merril Jessop
William E. Jessop
Willie Jessop
The Jets (band)
Grant Johannesen
Britton Johnsen
Joseph Ellis Johnson
Lee Johnson (American football)
Leroy S. Johnson
Lyman E. Johnson
Mark W. Johnson
Doug Jolley
Gordon Jolley
Don Leo Jonathan
Daniel Webster Jones (Mormon)
Edwin B. Jones
Patricia W. Jones
Raymond F. Jones
Samuel S. Jones
Stephen M. Jones
Steven E. Jones
Gerrit de Jong Jr.
Mike Jopek
Kent A. Jordan
Alex Joseph
William Joseph (musician)
Wally Joyner
Gordon Jump
K
Arthur Kane
Kanosh (chief)
Nolan Karras
Kaskade
Kory Katseanes
Genoa Keawe
Bryan Kehl
Brett Keisel
Deen Kemsley
C. Jane Kendrick
George Kennedy (rancher)
Ardyth Kennelly
S. A. Kenner
Tracy Kennick
Steven L. Kent
Paul E. Kerry
Harmon Killebrew
Mary Killman
Sheldon Killpack
Helen Mar Kimball
Richard Ian Kimball
Spencer L. Kimball
Stanley B. Kimball
Ted Kimball
William Henry Kimball
J. Spencer Kinard
The King Sisters
Robert R. King
Shawn King (singer)
William H. King
Charles W. Kingston
John Ortell Kingston
Paul Elden Kingston
Barton Kay Kirkham
Boyd Kirkland
Gladys Knight
K cont.
Goodwin Knight
Jesse Knight
Joseph Knight, Sr.
Martha McBride Knight
Ray Knight (rodeo organizer)
Vinson Knight
Peter C. Knudson
V. Lewis Kofford
Kylie Kofoed
Ogden Kraut
Paul Kruger (American football)
Lynn Kurland
L
Raúl Labrador
Jay Lambert
Neal E. Lambert
Alfred Lambourne
Richard Lambourne
Lance Larsen
Joi Lansing
Allan Larsen
Spencer Larsen
Breeja Larson
Chad Larson
Clinton F. Larson
Glen A. Larson
Jeffry H. Larson
Colleen Later
Vance Law
Vern Law
Kristen Lawrence
Rex Layne
David O. Leavitt
Mike Leavitt
Myron E. Leavitt
Alma Dayer LeBaron, Sr.
Benjamin LeBaron
Joel LeBaron
Alana Lee
John Jay Lee
Rex E. Lee
Stacy Lee
Thomas Rex Lee
Howard Leighton-Floyd
Alema Leota
Caroline LeSueur
The Lettermen
Chad Lewis
Dan Liljenquist
Denise Posse-Blanco Lindberg
Jeff Lindsay (engineer)
Shawn Lindsay
Sherman P. Lloyd
Rebecca D. Lockhart
Thomas Loertscher
Johnny Longden
Nate Longshore
Bob Lonsberry
Mike Lookinland
Ed Lopez
Ransom Love
A. Scott Loveless
Elam Luddington
Anthony C. Lund
Jeffrey Lundgren
Deuce Lutui
M
William E. McLellin
Archer MacMackin
M cont.
Rick Macy
Gordon A. Madsen
Louis L. Madsen
Mark B. Madsen
Mark Madsen
David Magleby
Reno Mahe
Drew Major
Millard F. Malin
Craig K. Manscill
Brandon Manumaleuna
Hyrum Manwaring
Fred L. Markham
William Marks (Latter Day Saints)
Mike Marquardt
Alice Marriott
David Daniel Marriott
Henry Marsh (athlete)
Arielle Martin
Mike Masaoka
Steven Mascaro
John R. Massaro
Ray Matheny
Jim Matheson
Scott M. Matheson
Scott Milne Matheson, Sr.
Scott Matheson, Jr.
Robert Jay Mathews
Trevor Matich
Harvey Matusow
Rex Maughan
Larry L. Maxam
Ed Mayne
Josh McAdams
John D. T. McAllister
Neylan McBaine
Darl McBride
Dave McCann (sportscaster)
Matthew K. McCauley
Richard McCoy, Jr.
Bert McCracken
James W. McHenry
Emma Ray McKay
K. Gunn McKay
Monroe G. McKay
Gayle McKeachnie
Wilford M. McKendrick
Buck McKeon
Michael McLean (composer)
Lavar McMillan
Sterling M. McMurrin
Leonidas Ralph Mecham
Priddy Meeks
Jeffrey Meldrum
Robert Mendenhall
Bronco Mendenhall
Eugene H. Merrill (politician)
Kieth Merrill
Marriner W. Merrill
Caitlin EJ Meyer
Stephenie Meyer
Ron Micheli
Louis C. Midgley
Itula Mili
Katie Millar
Chillion L. Miller
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Category:American Latter Day Saints
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Wikimedia Commons has media related to Latter-day Saints from the United States.
For more information, see Latter Day Saint movement.
Contents [hide]
Top ·
0–9 ·
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
▼ American Latter Day Saints
► American Samoan Latter Day Saints
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints
► African-American Latter Day Saints
► American Latter Day Saint artists
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
► American members of the Community of Christ
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters
► Images of American Latter Day Saints
► Mormon pioneers
► People's Party (Utah) politicians
► American Latter Day Saint writers
Subcategories
This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.
*
► American Samoan Latter Day Saints (1 C, 8 P)
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints (1 C, 2 P)
A
► African-American Latter Day Saints (22 P)
► American Latter Day Saint artists (26 P)
C
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (3 C, 491 P)
► American members of the Community of Christ (45 P)
H
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters (71 P)
I
► Images of American Latter Day Saints (100 F)
M
► Mormon pioneers (288 P, 1 F)
P
► People's Party (Utah) politicians (5 P)
W
► American Latter Day Saint writers (1 C, 195 P, 1 F)
Pages in category "American Latter Day Saints"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 1,358 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
(previous 200) (next 200)
M
Clyde L. Miller
Johnny Miller
Larry H. Miller
Nephi Miller
Richards Miller
Ryan Millar
Mima Murdock Broadbent
Patti Miner
Andrew Mitchell (American football)
Brian David Mitchell
James Elmer Mitchell
Shawn Mitchell
Gerald R. Molen
Adrienne Monson
David Smith Monson
Mike Montandon
J. Ward Moody
Terry Moore (actress)
Stew Morrill
Jack Morris
Rob Morris (American football)
Michael W. Mosman
Frank Moss (politician)
John Moyer (comedian)
LaRell Muir
Edwin Mulitalo
Brandon Mull
Joseph Royal Murdock
Orrice Abram Murdock, Jr.
Jared Murillo
Ryan T. Murphy
Joseph White Musser
Rebecca Musser
N
Frank Naylor (Latter Day Saints)
David Neeleman
Thomas C. Neibaur
Ivan Neilsen
Brady Nelson
Glen Nelson
Spencer Nelson
Steven Sharp Nelson
Stewart Nelson (executive)
Neon Trees
Gregory J. Newell
Lloyd D. Newell
Haloti Ngata
Richard Nibley
Jeffrey Nielsen
Richard P. Nielsen (health care)
Wendell Loy Nielsen
Howard C. Nielson
Stephanie Nielson
Ken Niumatalolo
David Nixon (American football)
John E. Nixon
William Nixon
Ray Noorda
Dick Nourse
John Nunn (athlete)
Steven Nyman
Lacey Nymeyer
O
Dallin D. Oaks
Bart Oates
Mary Ann Oatman
Olive Oatman
Alex Golden Oblad
Chris Obzansky
O cont.
Benjamin M. Ogles
Carol Ohmart
James Oler
A. Ray Olpin
Greg Olsen (artist)
Merlin Olsen
Moroni Olsen
Phil Olsen
Stanford Olsen
Ben Olson
James S. Olson
William Van Orden
Erik Orton
Bill Orton
Roger Orton
Steve Osborn
Alan Osmond
Donny Osmond
George Osmond
Jay Osmond
Jimmy Osmond
Marie Osmond
Merrill Osmond
Olive Osmond
Tom Osmond
Wayne Osmond
The Osmonds
Blake Ostler
Jerold Ottley
Frank Otto (academic)
Willie Ottogary
Burgess Owens
Chris Oyler
P
Nathan Pacheco
Kelly Packard
Ron Packard
Doug Padilla
Richard Paez
Hiram Page
John E. Page
Grant H. Palmer
Paul Palmieri (The Church of Jesus Christ)
T. Earl Pardoe
John R. Park
Ed Parker
Jabari Parker
Benson Y. Parkinson
Alan K. Parrish
Warren Parrish
Donald W. Parry
Ardis E. Parshall
David W. Patten
Phoebe Ann Patten
Joseph Paur
Monty J. Pearce
Russell Pearce
Monte Pearson
Kim Peek
Romania B. Pratt Penrose
Marvin Perkins
Wayne M. Perry
John Durham Peters
Owen Petersen
Sandy Petersen
Gerald Peterson, Jr.
Gerald Peterson, Sr.
Alyssa Peterson
P cont.
Esther Peterson
Ken Peterson
Paul Peterson (American football)
Ziba Peterson
Lynn Pett
Tony Peyton
Marvin Philip
Morgan Philpot
Aprilynne Pike
Dennis Pitta
Louise Plummer
Chief Pocatello
Martin H. Pomeroy
Aimee Walker Pond
Marin Poole
Annie Poon
C. Arden Pope
Louis Pope
Brady Poppinga
Roger B. Porter
Arnold Potter
Sione Pouha
Clair M. Poulson
Disappearance of Susan Powell
Pratt family
Addison Pratt
Louisa Barnes Pratt
Sarah Marinda Bates Pratt
Cheryl B. Preston
Clark Kelly Price
Gary Lee Price
Megyn Price
Ivy Baker Priest
Pat Priest (actress)
JaLynn Prince
Lant Pritchett
Maurine Proctor
Carolyn B. Przekurat
W. H. Pugmire
Merlo J. Pusey
Q
D. Michael Quinn
Wayne Quinton
R
Rich Raddon
Randall Ray Rader
Melba Rae
Kevin Rahm
John Rakolta
Janette Rallison
Amanda Rammell
Rex Rammell
Calvin L. Rampton
Walter Rane
James Rasband
Art Rascon
Glenn Rawson
Dell Raybould
J. T. Ready
Cove Reber
Andy Reid
Harry Reid
Mike Reid (golfer)
Roger Reid
Rory Reid
Rose Marie Reid
James Rennie (actor)
Alvino Rey
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Contents [hide]
Top ·
0–9 ·
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
▼ American Latter Day Saints
► American Samoan Latter Day Saints
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints
► African-American Latter Day Saints
► American Latter Day Saint artists
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
► American members of the Community of Christ
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters
► Images of American Latter Day Saints
► Mormon pioneers
► People's Party (Utah) politicians
► American Latter Day Saint writers
Subcategories
This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.
*
► American Samoan Latter Day Saints (1 C, 8 P)
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints (1 C, 2 P)
A
► African-American Latter Day Saints (22 P)
► American Latter Day Saint artists (26 P)
C
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (3 C, 491 P)
► American members of the Community of Christ (45 P)
H
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters (71 P)
I
► Images of American Latter Day Saints (100 F)
M
► Mormon pioneers (288 P, 1 F)
P
► People's Party (Utah) politicians (5 P)
W
► American Latter Day Saint writers (1 C, 195 P, 1 F)
Pages in category "American Latter Day Saints"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 1,358 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
(previous 200) (next 200)
M
Clyde L. Miller
Johnny Miller
Larry H. Miller
Nephi Miller
Richards Miller
Ryan Millar
Mima Murdock Broadbent
Patti Miner
Andrew Mitchell (American football)
Brian David Mitchell
James Elmer Mitchell
Shawn Mitchell
Gerald R. Molen
Adrienne Monson
David Smith Monson
Mike Montandon
J. Ward Moody
Terry Moore (actress)
Stew Morrill
Jack Morris
Rob Morris (American football)
Michael W. Mosman
Frank Moss (politician)
John Moyer (comedian)
LaRell Muir
Edwin Mulitalo
Brandon Mull
Joseph Royal Murdock
Orrice Abram Murdock, Jr.
Jared Murillo
Ryan T. Murphy
Joseph White Musser
Rebecca Musser
N
Frank Naylor (Latter Day Saints)
David Neeleman
Thomas C. Neibaur
Ivan Neilsen
Brady Nelson
Glen Nelson
Spencer Nelson
Steven Sharp Nelson
Stewart Nelson (executive)
Neon Trees
Gregory J. Newell
Lloyd D. Newell
Haloti Ngata
Richard Nibley
Jeffrey Nielsen
Richard P. Nielsen (health care)
Wendell Loy Nielsen
Howard C. Nielson
Stephanie Nielson
Ken Niumatalolo
David Nixon (American football)
John E. Nixon
William Nixon
Ray Noorda
Dick Nourse
John Nunn (athlete)
Steven Nyman
Lacey Nymeyer
O
Dallin D. Oaks
Bart Oates
Mary Ann Oatman
Olive Oatman
Alex Golden Oblad
Chris Obzansky
O cont.
Benjamin M. Ogles
Carol Ohmart
James Oler
A. Ray Olpin
Greg Olsen (artist)
Merlin Olsen
Moroni Olsen
Phil Olsen
Stanford Olsen
Ben Olson
James S. Olson
William Van Orden
Erik Orton
Bill Orton
Roger Orton
Steve Osborn
Alan Osmond
Donny Osmond
George Osmond
Jay Osmond
Jimmy Osmond
Marie Osmond
Merrill Osmond
Olive Osmond
Tom Osmond
Wayne Osmond
The Osmonds
Blake Ostler
Jerold Ottley
Frank Otto (academic)
Willie Ottogary
Burgess Owens
Chris Oyler
P
Nathan Pacheco
Kelly Packard
Ron Packard
Doug Padilla
Richard Paez
Hiram Page
John E. Page
Grant H. Palmer
Paul Palmieri (The Church of Jesus Christ)
T. Earl Pardoe
John R. Park
Ed Parker
Jabari Parker
Benson Y. Parkinson
Alan K. Parrish
Warren Parrish
Donald W. Parry
Ardis E. Parshall
David W. Patten
Phoebe Ann Patten
Joseph Paur
Monty J. Pearce
Russell Pearce
Monte Pearson
Kim Peek
Romania B. Pratt Penrose
Marvin Perkins
Wayne M. Perry
John Durham Peters
Owen Petersen
Sandy Petersen
Gerald Peterson, Jr.
Gerald Peterson, Sr.
Alyssa Peterson
P cont.
Esther Peterson
Ken Peterson
Paul Peterson (American football)
Ziba Peterson
Lynn Pett
Tony Peyton
Marvin Philip
Morgan Philpot
Aprilynne Pike
Dennis Pitta
Louise Plummer
Chief Pocatello
Martin H. Pomeroy
Aimee Walker Pond
Marin Poole
Annie Poon
C. Arden Pope
Louis Pope
Brady Poppinga
Roger B. Porter
Arnold Potter
Sione Pouha
Clair M. Poulson
Disappearance of Susan Powell
Pratt family
Addison Pratt
Louisa Barnes Pratt
Sarah Marinda Bates Pratt
Cheryl B. Preston
Clark Kelly Price
Gary Lee Price
Megyn Price
Ivy Baker Priest
Pat Priest (actress)
JaLynn Prince
Lant Pritchett
Maurine Proctor
Carolyn B. Przekurat
W. H. Pugmire
Merlo J. Pusey
Q
D. Michael Quinn
Wayne Quinton
R
Rich Raddon
Randall Ray Rader
Melba Rae
Kevin Rahm
John Rakolta
Janette Rallison
Amanda Rammell
Rex Rammell
Calvin L. Rampton
Walter Rane
James Rasband
Art Rascon
Glenn Rawson
Dell Raybould
J. T. Ready
Cove Reber
Andy Reid
Harry Reid
Mike Reid (golfer)
Roger Reid
Rory Reid
Rose Marie Reid
James Rennie (actor)
Alvino Rey
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
▼ American Latter Day Saints
► American Samoan Latter Day Saints
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints
► African-American Latter Day Saints
► American Latter Day Saint artists
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
► American members of the Community of Christ
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters
► Images of American Latter Day Saints
► Mormon pioneers
► People's Party (Utah) politicians
► American Latter Day Saint writers
Subcategories
This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.
*
► American Samoan Latter Day Saints (1 C, 8 P)
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints (1 C, 2 P)
A
► African-American Latter Day Saints (22 P)
► American Latter Day Saint artists (26 P)
C
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (3 C, 491 P)
► American members of the Community of Christ (45 P)
H
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters (71 P)
I
► Images of American Latter Day Saints (100 F)
M
► Mormon pioneers (288 P, 1 F)
P
► People's Party (Utah) politicians (5 P)
W
► American Latter Day Saint writers (1 C, 195 P, 1 F)
Pages in category "American Latter Day Saints"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 1,358 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
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R
Alice Louise Reynolds
Leonard Rich
Alma Richards
J. Kirk Richards
Levi W. Richards
Richard Richards (Utah)
Samuel W. Richards
Dennis Richardson (politician)
Joe Richey
Larry L. Richman
Stephen D. Ricks
Randy Rigby
Sidney Rigdon
Melanie Roach
Pam Roach
David Roberts (Latter Day Saint)
Eugene L. Roberts
Frank Chester Robertson
George W. Robinson
J. W. Robinson
Clarence Robison
Clayne Robison
Luz Robles
Sarah Robles
Russell L. Rogers
Josh Rohatinsky
Kevin Rollins
Clinton Romesha
Romney family
Ann Romney
Antone Kimball Romney
Elwood Romney
Lenore Romney
Tagg Romney
Vernon B. Romney
Adam Rosales
Dave Rose (basketball)
Ed Roth
Aaron Ruell
Howard Ruff
Isaac Russell
Joseph Russell (shipbuilder)
Leonard Russon
Gayle Ruzicka
S
Sagwitch
Matt Salmon
Kyle Sampson
Brandon Sanderson
Cael Sanderson
Stephen Sandstrom
Ken Sansom
Shirley Sargent
Jean Saubert
Patrick R. Saucer
Levi Savage Jr.
Lori and George Schappell
Jon Schmidt
Susan Ray Schmidt
Ricky Schroder
Matt Schultz
Scott Schultz (producer)
Todd Michael Schwartzman
Benji Schwimmer
Buddy Schwimmer
Lacey Schwimmer
Scot Proctor
Larry Scott (bodybuilder)
S cont.
Brent Scowcroft
Richard A. Searfoss
Jack Paul Sederholm
J. Edwin Seegmiller
Jay Seegmiller (politician)
David Rolph Seely
Charles Sellier
Kathryn Sessions
Patty Bartlett Sessions
John Laurence Seymour
Jon Beck Shank
Wayne Shanklin
James Sharp (mayor)
Shay Carl
SHeDAISY
Charlotte Sheffield
William Sheffield (judge)
Arthur Shepherd
Lyman R. Sherman
Mack G. Shirley
Roberta Shore
James Shumway
Mark Shurtleff
Salesi Sika
Vai Sikahema
Soren Simonsen
Mike Simpson
John Singer (homeschooler)
Annalee Skarin
Joel Skousen
Paul Skousen
Royal Skousen
Tim Skousen
Obert Skye
James Calvin Sly
Elizabeth Smart
Summer Naomi Smart
Aaron Smith (Latter Day Saint)
Don Carlos Smith
E. Gene Smith
Emma Smith
George Albert Smith, Jr.
Greg Smith (Oregon politician)
Hyrum Smith
Jessie Evans Smith
Joseph Smith
Joseph Smith, Sr.
Julia Murdock Smith
Lot Smith
Mary Fielding Smith
Milan Smith
Mitch Smith
N. Randy Smith
Robert Farrell Smith
Samuel H. Smith (Latter Day Saints)
Scott Smith (American politician)
Stephen C. Smith (sociologist)
Sylvester Smith (Latter Day Saints)
William Smith (Latter Day Saints)
Reed Smoot (cinematographer)
Dan Snarr
Gordon E. Snow
Oliver G. Snow
Denver C. Snuffer, Jr.
Cory Snyder
Vaughn Soffe
James LeVoy Sorenson
S cont.
Virginia Sorensen
Danny Southwick
Alan Sparhawk
Beatrice Sparks
Bennion Spencer
Peggy Fletcher Stack
Luke Staley
Richard H. Stallings
Joseph Standing
Thomas C. Stanford
Steven Stayner
April Steiner Bennett
Howard A. Stephenson
Jill Stevens
Stanley Smith Stevens
Chris Stewart (politician)
Douglass Stewart
I. Daniel Stewart
LeConte Stewart
Monte N. Stewart
Ted Stewart
William Thomas Stewart
Lindsey Stirling
Thomas Stockham
Ellwyn R. Stoddard
Howard J. Stoddard
Julie Stoffer
Eric James Stone
Dennis E. Stowell
James Strang
Douglas R. Stringfellow
Lucy Stringham
Kaycee Stroh
Leonard Strong (actor)
Bruce Summerhays
Daniel Summerhays
John Swallow
John C. Swensen
May Swenson
Katrina Swett
Richard Swett
Stephen Swift
Jeffrey C. Swinton
Jacob Syfritt
T
Naufahu Tahi
John Tait (American football)
Mitch Talbot
M. May Booth Talmage
John Tanner (Mormon)
Obert C. Tanner
Seth Tanner
Rockne Tarkington
Steve Taylor (politician)
Thomas C. Taylor
Weldon J. Taylor
Brad Teare
Debra Teare
Minerva Teichert
Mesh Tenney
Boyd Terry
Ezra Thayre
Wayne Thiebaud
Chance Thomas
E. Parry Thomas
Jesse Lee Thomas
Charles B. Thompson
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Contents [hide]
Top ·
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
▼ American Latter Day Saints
► American Samoan Latter Day Saints
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints
► African-American Latter Day Saints
► American Latter Day Saint artists
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
► American members of the Community of Christ
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters
► Images of American Latter Day Saints
► Mormon pioneers
► People's Party (Utah) politicians
► American Latter Day Saint writers
Subcategories
This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.
*
► American Samoan Latter Day Saints (1 C, 8 P)
► Puerto Rican Latter Day Saints (1 C, 2 P)
A
► African-American Latter Day Saints (22 P)
► American Latter Day Saint artists (26 P)
C
► American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (3 C, 491 P)
► American members of the Community of Christ (45 P)
H
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters (71 P)
I
► Images of American Latter Day Saints (100 F)
M
► Mormon pioneers (288 P, 1 F)
P
► People's Party (Utah) politicians (5 P)
W
► American Latter Day Saint writers (1 C, 195 P, 1 F)
Pages in category "American Latter Day Saints"
The following 159 pages are in this category, out of 1,358 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
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T
John "Cat" Thompson
Michael P. Thompson
Arland Thornton
Alma A. Timpson
John W. Timpson
Tio-van-du-ah
Ruth Todd
Brett Tolman
Manase Tonga
Andy Toolson
Brad R. Torgersen
Blair Treu
Angela Trusty
Tuba (Chief)
Glen Tuckett
Henry A. Tuckett
Daryn Tufts
F. LaMond Tullis
Nik Turley
Tutsegabit
Lane Twitchell
Emily Tyndall
U
Bode Uale
Brady Udall
Don Taylor Udall
Eliza Stewart Udall
Jesse Addison Udall
John Hunt Udall
Mo Udall
Stewart Udall
Tom Udall
Laurel Thatcher Ulrich
Andrew E. Unsworth
Nellie Unthank
Francis L. Urry
Jim Usevitch
V
Fui Vakapuna
John L. Valentine
Sterling Van Wagenen
Richard S. Van Wagoner
Frank L. VanderSloot
Kevin T. VanTassell
Peter Vidmar
Dan Vogel
Voice Male
Danny Vranes
W
Michael G. Waddoups
Gordon Wagner (economist)
George Edward Wahlen
Walkara
Carlene M. Walker
Jeffrey N. Walker
Olene S. Walker
W cont.
Robert Walker (actor)
Trent Walker
Orma W. Wallengren
Luman Walter
Eugene O. Walton
Lynn Wardle
C. Terry Warner
Frank W. Warner
Paul Warner (judge)
Bruce W. Warren
Kevin Wasden
Washakie
Arthur Vivian Watkins
Wingfield W. Watson
Ralph Watts
Stan Watts
Bruce Webster
Eric Weddle
Edgar A. Wedgewood
Hilary Weeks
William Weeks
Jay E. Welch
Briant H. Wells
Dan Wells (author)
Emily H. Wells
Heber Manning Wells
Ellen Wheeler
Johnny Whitaker
Nick Whitaker
Wetzel Whitaker
Brooke White
Danny White
Morgan White
Chancey Whiting
Erle Whiting
Isaac Whiting
Julian Whiting
Michael F. Whiting
Harvey G. Whitlock
Christian Whitmer
David Whitmer
Jacob Whitmer
John Whitmer
Mary Whitmer
Peter Whitmer, Sr.
Peter Whitmer, Jr.
Sarah Ann Whitney
Fred Whittingham
Kyle Whittingham
Lyman Wight
Kelly Wiglesworth
Mack Wilberg
Murder of Brooke Wilberger
W cont.
Charles Henry Wilcken
Ryan Wilcox
Wallace Wilkerson
Michael J. Wilkins
Herb Wilkinson
Winston Wilkinson
William S. S. Willes
Arnold Williams
Frederick G. Williams
Terry Tempest Williams
Rachel Willis-Sørensen
Dean Wilson
Jenny Wilson (politician)
Keith J. Wilson
Marc Wilson (American football)
Marian Robertson Wilson
Naomi Kahoilua Wilson
O. Meredith Wilson
Ted Wilson (mayor)
Larry Winborg
Benjamin Winchester
Michael K. Winder
Marie Windsor
Anne Wingate
Richard I. Winwood
Lester Wire
Elizabeth Wolfgramm
Eugene Wolfgramm
Dave Wolverton
Daniel Wood (Mormon pioneer)
JoAn Wood
Emily H. Woodmansee
Fred Woods
Scott Woodward
Warner P. Woodworth
John William Woolf
Martin Woolf
John W. Woolley
Lorin C. Woolley
Fay Wray
Meg Wyllie
Y
Thomas J. Yates
Jack Yerman
Paul A. Yost, Jr.
La Monte Young
Richard Whitehead Young
Robert O. Young
Ron Young (United States Army officer)
Scott Young (American football)
Steve Young
Waldemar Young
William Hooper Young
Z
Charles Zitting
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C
John Thomas Caine
Spencer Clawson
S
John Sharp (Mormon)
W
Daniel H. Wells
John R. Winder
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Mormons that emigrated to Utah Territory between April 1847 and May 1869, when the First Transcontinental Railroad was completed.
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Daughters of the Utah Handcart Pioneers
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Sons of Utah Pioneers
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Mormon Pioneer Memorial Monument
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Fountain Green Massacre
Salt Creek Canyon massacre
A
Elijah Abel
Edward H. Anderson
Milo Andrus
Mary Ann Angell
Truman O. Angell
B
Almon W. Babbitt
Rodney Badger
Alexander Badlam
Richard Ballantyne
Israel Barlow
Ebenezer Beesley
Gilbert Belnap
John Milton Bernhisel
Louis A. Bertrand
Titus Billings
George W. Brimhall
John Brown (Mormon pioneer)
Jonathan Browning
Ebenezer Bryce
William Budge
Thomas Bullock (Mormon)
Edward Bunker (Mormon)
Robert T. Burton
C
Reynolds Cahoon
John Thomas Caine
David O. Calder
Anson Call
Angus M. Cannon
Clara C. M. Cannon
George Q. Cannon
Martha Hughes Cannon
Charles Ora Card
John Stilley Carpenter
Albert Carrington
Duncan Spears Casper
John M. Chamberlain
Welcome Chapman
C. C. A. Christensen
Benjamin L. Clapp
Samuel Claridge
Hiram B. Clawson
William Clayton (Mormon)
Robert Clift, Jr.
Harvey H. Cluff
William W. Cluff
Zebedee Coltrin
Augusta Joyce Crocheron
D
William H. Dame
Charles R. Dana
William W. Davies
Daniel C. Davis
Joseph J. Daynes
Thomas Duncombe Dee
Philip DeLaMare
William C. Dunbar
Warren Newton Dusenberry
E
Ellis Eames
Horace S. Eldredge
James Emmett
F
Lorin Farr
Louie B. Felt
F cont.
Nathaniel H. Felt
Hannah Greenwood Fielding
Joseph Fielding
Hugh Findlay
Christian D. Fjelsted
William J. Flake
William Harrison Folsom
Warren Foote
Elijah Fordham
John E. Forsgren
William Fowler (Mormon)
Samuel Francis (politician)
Emma Lee French
David Fullmer
John S. Fullmer
G
Archibald Gardner
Jacob Gates
William S. Godbe
George Goddard (Mormon)
Rachel R. Ivins Grant
Thomas C. Griggs
Thomas Grover
Elisha H. Groves
Henry Grow
Gudmund Gudmundson
H
John Hafen
Horton D. Haight
Isaac C. Haight
Jacob Hamblin
William H. Hamblin
Levi W. Hancock
Mosiah Hancock
Hanks' Dugouts
Ephraim Hanks
Peter O. Hansen
Leonard W. Hardy
Milton H. Hardy
Appleton Milo Harmon
Henry Harriman (Mormon)
Martin Henderson Harris
Abram Hatch
Ira Hatch
Henry Heath (Mormon pioneer)
Joseph L. Heywood
Wild Bill Hickman
Ira Hinckley
Abraham Hoagland
Joseph Holbrook
John Holladay
William Henry Hooper
Henry Howell (Mormon)
Orson Pratt Huish
Jefferson Hunt
Dimick B. Huntington
William Huntington (Mormon)
Orson Hyde
J
Jane Elizabeth Manning James
John Jaques (Mormon)
William Jefferies, Jr.
David John (Mormon)
Benjamin F. Johnson
Joel H. Johnson
Joseph Ellis Johnson
Luke S. Johnson
Dan Jones (Mormon)
Daniel Webster Jones (Mormon)
Samuel S. Jones
K
David Patten Kimball
Heber C. Kimball
Helen Mar Kimball
Sarah Granger Kimball
William Henry Kimball
Jesse Knight
Martha McBride Knight
L
Alfred Lambourne
Christopher Layton
Dudley Leavitt
Thomas Rowell Leavitt
John D. Lee
Caroline LeSueur
Theodore B. Lewis
Jesse Carter Little
Cornelius P. Lott
Elam Luddington
Christian Nielsen Lund
Francis M. Lyman
M
John Menzies Macfarlane
Karl G. Maeser
Lee Mantle
Abraham Marchant
Peter Maughan
John D. T. McAllister
Priddy Meeks
Marriner W. Merrill
Henry W. Miller
Alfred Milnes
Isaac Morley
Mormon Pioneer Cemetery
John Rowe Moyle
John R. Murdock (Mormon)
Joseph S. Murdock
A. Milton Musser
N
Alexander Neibaur
Jens Nielson
O
Cyril Ogston
George Osmond (politician)
George M. Ottinger
P
John Pack
John Parry (Mormon)
Ralph Partington
Edward Partridge, Jr.
Mary Goble Pay
Peter Madsen Peel
Romania B. Pratt Penrose
Asahel Perry
Hans F. Petersen
Hans Henry Petersen
Canute Peterson
Charles Sreeve Peterson
Phebe Carter Woodruff
W. W. Phelps (Mormon)
William Pitt (Mormon)
Arnold Potter
Addison Pratt
Louisa Barnes Pratt
Orson Pratt
Parley P. Pratt
Sarah Marinda Bates Pratt
William Prows
R
Enoch Reese
Joseph C. Rich
Franklin D. Richards (Mormon apostle)
Jane S. Richards
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R
Levi Richards
Phinehas Richards
Samuel W. Richards
Willard Richards
Darwin Richardson
Joel Ricks
Thomas E. Ricks (Mormon)
B. H. Roberts
Porter Rockwell
Albert P. Rockwood
Aurelia Spencer Rogers
Miles Park Romney
Shadrach Roundy
S
Robert Sands (conductor)
Charles Roscoe Savage
Levi Savage Jr.
Paul Schettler
Orange Seely
Patty Bartlett Sessions
Ellis Reynolds Shipp
Lewis W. Shurtliff
Edward L. Sloan
James Sloan (Latter Day Saints)
James Calvin Sly
Bathsheba W. Smith
Elias Smith (Mormon)
Jesse N. Smith
John Smith (uncle of Joseph Smith)
Joseph F. Smith
Lauritz Smith
S cont.
Lot Smith
Mary Fielding Smith
Silas S. Smith
Willard G. Smith
William R. Smith (Mormon)
Abraham O. Smoot
Eliza R. Snow
Erastus Snow
Lorenzo Snow
Zerubbabel Snow
Daniel Spencer (Mormon)
Orson Spencer
T. B. H. Stenhouse
Edward Stevenson
Levi Stewart
Hosea Stout
T
John Tanner (Mormon)
Seth Tanner
Agnes Taylor
Elmina Shepard Taylor
John Taylor (Mormon)
Joseph Edward Taylor
Margaret Young Taylor
Ammon M. Tenney
Moses Thatcher
Charles John Thomas
Joseph Toronto
U
David King Udall
Eliza Stewart Udall
Nellie Unthank
V
John Van Cott
W
Charles L. Walker
Jane McKechnie Walton
William Weeks
Dan Weggeland
Daniel H. Wells
Emmeline B. Wells
Chauncey W. West
Cyrus H. Wheelock
Newel K. Whitney
Thomas Levi Whittle
Charles Henry Wilcken
William S. S. Willes
James G. Willie
Elijah Nicholas Wilson
John R. Winder
Rebecca Winters (pioneer)
Daniel Wood (Mormon pioneer)
Emily H. Woodmansee
Wilford Woodruff
Edwin D. Woolley
Y
Brigham Young
Brigham Young, Jr.
John Willard Young
Joseph Young
Joseph Angell Young
Phineas Young
Zina D. H. Young
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Category:American Latter Day Saint writers
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This category is for American writers who are or were Latter Day Saints and are notable for writing on Latter Day Saints-related topics. This category is NOT for American writers who happen to be Latter Day Saints.
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H
► American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters (71 P)
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The following 195 pages are in this category, out of 195 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
A
James B. Allen (historian)
Karl Ricks Anderson
Nephi Anderson
Richard Lloyd Anderson
Leonard J. Arrington
Michael R. Ash
Marvin J. Ashton
Wendell J. Ashton
B
Milton V. Backman
Terry B. Ball
Melvin J. Ballard
Jae R. Ballif
James L. Barker
Philip Barlow
Alexander L. Baugh
Maureen Ursenbach Beecher
Archibald F. Bennett
LaMar C. Berrett
William E. Berrett
Barry R. Bickmore
Davis Bitton
Susan Easton Black
Pam Blackwell
William W. Blair
David F. Boone
Mary Lythgoe Bradford
R. Lanier Britsch
Dennis Broadbent
Joanna Brooks
Juanita Brooks
Laura M. Brotherson
Marilyn Brown (author)
Matthew B. Brown
Gary L. Browning
Claudia Lauper Bushman
Richard Bushman
A. Dean Byrd
John Bytheway
C
Eugene E. Campbell
Abraham H. Cannon
Donald Q. Cannon
Elaine A. Cannon
Orson Scott Card
Paul R. Cheesman
Alan Cherry
Todd Compton
Gene R. Cook
Arianne Cope
Matthew Cowley
Matthias F. Cowley
Augusta Joyce Crocheron
Christopher E. Crowe
D
Jill Mulvay Derr
Sheri L. Dew
Loren C. Dunn
G. Homer Durham
George Durrant
E
Eugene England
John Henry Evans
Richard L. Evans
F
Scott H. Faulring
Russell Arben Fox
Ruth May Fox
Lillie T. Freeze
G
Marvin K. Gardner
G cont.
Arnold K. Garr
Susa Young Gates
Francis M. Gibbons
Avraham Gileadi
Terryl Givens
Darius Gray
Betsy Brannon Green
Doyle L. Green
John H. Groberg
Mark L. Grover
Matthew Grow
H
Jennie Hansen
William G. Hartley
Leon R. Hartshorn
Hartt Wixom
Chris Heimerdinger
Marvin S. Hill
Bryant S. Hinckley
Jeffrey R. Holland
Patricia T. Holland
Richard N. Holzapfel
Dean Hughes
J
Rhett S. James
Richard L. Jensen
Dean C. Jessee
K
Emma Smith Kennedy
Kathryn H. Kidd
Edward L. Kimball
Spencer W. Kimball
Francis W. Kirkham
Oscar A. Kirkham
Ogden Kraut
L
Glen M. Leonard
Daniel H. Ludlow
Gerald N. Lund
T. Edgar Lyon
M
Carol Cornwall Madsen
Truman G. Madsen
W. Jeffrey Marsh
Patrick Q. Mason
Armand Mauss
Neal A. Maxwell
Susan Evans McCloud
Bruce R. McConkie
Joseph Fielding McConkie
James McLachlan (editor and professor)
Mike McPheters
Robert L. Millet
Marianne Monson
Thomas S. Monson
Thomas W. Murphy (anthropologist)
Rebecca Musser
N
Margaret D. Nadauld
Coke Newell
Linda King Newell
Hugh Nibley
Preston Nibley
Rachel Ann Nunes
O
Dallin H. Oaks
Nathan Oman
Anne G. Osborn
P
Boyd K. Packer
Spencer J. Palmer
Jay A. Parry
Carol Lynn Pearson
P cont.
Steven L. Peck
Boyd Petersen
Todd Robert Petersen
Daniel C. Peterson
H. Donl Peterson
Levi S. Peterson
Richard D. Poll
Gregory Prince
George D. Pyper
R
Naomi W. Randall
Ellis T. Rasmussen
Noel B. Reynolds
LeGrand Richards
Lula Greene Richards
Matthew O. Richardson
Stephen D. Ricks
Jana Riess
B. H. Roberts
Stephen E. Robinson
S
Gilbert W. Scharffs
Harold Schindler
Richard G. Scott
Naomi M. Shumway
Linda Sillitoe
Cleon Skousen
Elbert A. Smith
George Albert Smith
Heman C. Smith
Hyrum M. Smith
Joseph Fielding Smith
Lucy Mack Smith
Mary Ellen W. Smoot
Eliza R. Snow
Denver C. Snuffer, Jr.
Dorothy Allred Solomon
Conway Sonne
Darrell Spencer
Josephine Spencer
Orson Spencer
Sidney B. Sperry
Peggy Fletcher Stack
Anita Stansfield
T
Joseph M. Tanner
John Taylor (Mormon)
Samuel W. Taylor
Douglas Thayer
Emma Lou Thayne
Douglas F. Tobler
Richard E. Turley, Jr.
U
Grant Underwood
W
John W. Welch
Emmeline B. Wells
Junius F. Wells
Robison Wells
Franklin L. West
Jack Weyland
Maurine Whipple
Orson F. Whitney
David J. Whittaker
Robert J. Woodford
Jason F. Wright
William Robert Wright
Y
Blaine Yorgason
Margaret Blair Young
S. Dilworth Young
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Category:American Latter Day Saint hymnwriters
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This category is being considered for merging into Category:American hymnwriters.
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The following 71 pages are in this category, out of 71 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
A
Ida R. Alldredge
Penelope Moody Allen
Paul L. Anderson
Marilyn Arnold
Frank W. Asper
B
Elizabeth Fetzer Bates
Archibald F. Bennett
Wallace F. Bennett
Janeen Brady
Marilyn Brown (author)
C
Tracy Y. Cannon
Lynn R. Carson
Daniel Carter (LDS composer)
Clay Christiansen (organist)
William Clayton (Mormon)
J. Spencer Cornwall
Robert M. Cundick
D
Karen Lynn Davidson
K. Newell Dayley
David Dollahite
Hugh W. Dougall
Loren C. Dunn
G. Homer Durham
F
James E. Faust
F cont.
Ruth May Fox
G
Mabel Jones Gabbott
Marvin K. Gardner
B. Cecil Gates
Crawford Gates
Bonnie Goodliffe
H
Marion D. Hanks
Edward L. Hart
Orrin Hatch
Gordon B. Hinckley
Roger Hoffman
Orson Pratt Huish
Nan Greene Hunter
J
Joel H. Johnson
Stephen M. Jones
K
Edward P. Kimball
L
John Longhurst
A. Laurence Lyon
M
Clara Watkins McMaster
Robert Manookin
John J. McClellan
Susan Evans McCloud
Bruce R. McConkie
Michael F. Moody
M cont.
Joseph S. Murdock
N
Reid N. Nibley
O
Russell T. Osguthorpe
P
Edward Partridge
Janice Kapp Perry
Lee Tom Perry
W. W. Phelps (Mormon)
Parley P. Pratt
George D. Pyper
R
Naomi W. Randall
G. William Richards
Leroy Robertson
S
Ellis Reynolds Shipp
Joseph Fielding Smith
Eliza R. Snow
T
John S. Tanner (Mormon)
John Taylor (Mormon)
Joseph L. Townsend
Henry A. Tuckett
W
Emmeline B. Wells
Cyrus H. Wheelock
Lorin F. Wheelwright
Orson F. Whitney
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Category:American leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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A
► American Samoan leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (2 C)
G
► American general authorities of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (1 C, 289 P)
M
► American Mormon missionaries (38 C, 428 P)
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The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 491 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
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A
Thomas G. Alexander
Inez Knight Allen
James B. Allen (historian)
Stephen B. Allen
Edward H. Anderson
Karl Ricks Anderson
Milo Andrus
Nolan D. Archibald
Alan Ashton (executive)
Wendell J. Ashton
B
Almon W. Babbitt
Maud Babcock
Danel W. Bachman
Rodney C. Badger
Terry B. Ball
Ariel S. Ballif
Jae R. Ballif
Norman H. Bangerter
James L. Barker
Kate M. Barker
Ivan J. Barrett
Alexander L. Baugh
David L. Beck
Julie B. Beck
Janette Hales Beckham
Clara W. Beebe
Arias G. Belnap
Gilbert Belnap
Ben E. Rich
Lowell L. Bennion
Milton Bennion
Steven D. Bennion
Samuel Bent
Allen Bergin
John Milton Bernhisel
William E. Berrett
Lewis Billings
Woody Bledsoe
Wilford Booth
Randy L. Bott
Jeffrey M. Bradshaw
Rodney H. Brady
Samuel Brannan
R. Lanier Britsch
Carlfred Broderick
John Brown (Mormon pioneer)
S. Kent Brown
Gary L. Browning
Reed Bullen
Fraser Bullock
Berkeley L. Bunker
Edward Bunker (Mormon)
Dean R. Burgess
M. Anthony Burns
Linda K. Burton
Richard Bushman
C
Reynolds Cahoon
Anson Call
J. Elliot Cameron
Kim S. Cameron
David G. Campbell
Angus M. Cannon
Clara C. M. Cannon
Donald Q. Cannon
Edwin Q. Cannon
Elaine A. Cannon
George Mousley Cannon
C cont.
Janath R. Cannon
Joseph A. Cannon
Lucy Grant Cannon
Tracy Y. Cannon
Welcome Chapman
Dave Checketts
Paul R. Cheesman
Stephen L. Chipman
Clayton M. Christensen
J. Reuben Clark III
Kim B. Clark
Hiram B. Clawson
Edward L. Clissold
Harvey H. Cluff
William W. Cluff
Don B. Colton
Kent W. Colton
William C. Conway
Mary N. Cook
Kenneth Cope (musician)
Richard H. Cracroft
Gary Crittenden
Horace H. Cummings
Elbert R. Curtis
D
Charles W. Dahlquist II
Bruce E. Dale
Elaine S. Dalton
K. Newell Dayley
Mo Denis
Sheri L. Dew
Ann M. Dibb
Mark Dietlein
David Dollahite
Maria Young Dougall
Roy W. Doxey
Howard R. Driggs
Junius Driggs
Reed C. Durham
George Durrant
Ida Smoot Dusenberry
Warren Newton Dusenberry
William G. Dyer
E
John K. Edmunds
William F. Edwards
W. Jay Eldredge
Elias Hicks Blackburn
James Emmett
Jim Engebretsen
Cheryl A. Esplin
Joy F. Evans
Richard and Linda J. Eyre
Henry Eyring
Henry J. Eyring
Matthew J. Eyring
F
Burton K. Farnsworth
Lorin Farr
Antonio A. Feliz
Louie B. Felt
Nathaniel H. Felt
Karl Fields
William Harrison Folsom
Joseph Freeman (Mormon)
Lillie T. Freeze
David Fullmer
John S. Fullmer
Ruth H. Funk
G
Arthur Gaeth
G cont.
Ignacio M. Garcia
Robert H. Garff
Arnold K. Garr
B. Cecil Gates
Susa Young Gates
Van C. Gessel
James B. Gibson
Walter Maxwell Gibson
Terryl Givens
Earl J. Glade
Walter Gong
James D. Gordon III
Walter K. Granger
Michaelene P. Grassli
Darius Gray
Doyle L. Green
Thomas B. Griffith
C. Wilfred Griggs
Elisha H. Groves
H
Horton D. Haight
Isaac C. Haight
Wayne B. Hales
Keith N. Hamilton
Ephraim Hanks
Milton H. Hardy
Bradley D. Harris
Franklin S. Harris
Martin Henderson Harris
Edward L. Hart
William G. Hartley
Leon R. Hartshorn
Abram Hatch
Orrin Hatch
Carl S. Hawkins
D. Arthur Haycock
Creed Haymond
Richard Headlee
Daniel Heiner (Utah)
Henry G. Boyle
J Malan Heslop
Joseph L. Heywood
Martin B. Hickman
Robert Hilder
George R. Hill
Ned C. Hill
Bryant S. Hinckley
Abraham Hoagland
David F. Holland
Patricia T. Holland
Richard N. Holzapfel
Daryl Hoole
William Henry Hooper
David C. Hoopes
Lorenzo Hoopes
Adele C. Howells
George W. Huber
Kathleen H. Hughes
Jefferson Hunt
Roger L. Hunt
Nan Greene Hunter
Dimick B. Huntington
William Huntington (Mormon)
Jon Huntsman, Sr.
Eric D. Huntsman
Kenneth Hutchins
Annie Taylor Hyde
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A
► American Samoan leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (2 C)
G
► American general authorities of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (1 C, 289 P)
M
► American Mormon missionaries (38 C, 428 P)
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The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 491 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
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H
Paul Hyer
J
Florence S. Jacobsen
Ronald B. Jarrett
William Jennings (mayor)
Christen Jensen
De Lamar Jensen
Nephi Jensen
Bruce Jessen
Benjamin F. Johnson
Joel H. Johnson
Charles E. Jones (judge)
Robert Clive Jones
Daniel K Judd
K
William Valentine Black
James R. Kearl
Alan Keele
Joseph B. Keeler
Von G. Keetch
Roger R. Keller
John Paul Kennedy
Andrew Kimball
Dale A. Kimball
David Patten Kimball
Edward L. Kimball
Edward P. Kimball
Sarah Granger Kimball
David S. King
Jennie B. Knight
Newel Knight
Eleanor Knowles
Frank I. Kooyman
L
Harold A. Lafount
Cheryl C. Lant
Reuben D. Law
Gary Lawrence
Dudley Leavitt
Thomas Rowell Leavitt
John D. Lee
Colleen B. Lemmon
Glen M. Leonard
Jerry Lewis (Arizona politician)
Margaret S. Lifferth
Don L. Lind
Bruce Lindsay (broadcaster)
Cornelius P. Lott
Victor L. Ludlow
Amy B. Lyman
Walter Clisbee Lyman
T. Edgar Lyon
M
Charles R. Mabey
Clara Watkins McMaster
Truman G. Madsen
W. Jeffrey Marsh
J. Willard Marriott
J. W. "Bill" Marriott, Jr.
Tony Martin (songwriter)
Vicki F. Matsumori
Robert J. Matthews
Herbert B. Maw
Dean L. May
David M. McConkie
Joseph Fielding McConkie
Oscar W. McConkie
Oscar W. McConkie, Jr.
Pace J. McConkie
Howard S. McDonald
David Lawrence McKay
M cont.
Quinn G. McKay
Mike McPheters
Evan Mecham
J. Keith Melville
Wendell B. Mendenhall
Coleen K. Menlove
A. Roger Merrill
Henry W. Miller
John M. Moody
Michael F. Moody
William James Mortimer
Henry D. Moyle, Jr.
James Moyle
John Murdock (Mormon)
John R. Murdock (Mormon)
Joseph S. Murdock
Dale Murphy
A. Milton Musser
N
Margaret D. Nadauld
Stanley D. Neeleman
Michael A. Neider
Charles Clarence Neslen
Preston Nibley
Freeman Nickerson
Glenn Nielsen
Jens Nielson
William Nixon
Monte S. Nyman
Mae Taylor Nystrom
O
Chieko N. Okazaki
Theodore H. Okiishi
Bruce L. Olsen
Anne G. Osborn
Bonnie L. Oscarson
Russell T. Osguthorpe
Craig J. Ostler
William D. Oswald
Wayne Owens
P
George W. Pace
Frederick J. Pack
Sadie Grant Pack
Spencer J. Palmer
Mark Paredes
Douglas H. Parker
Bonnie D. Parkin
LaVern W. Parmley
Thomas J. Parmley
Edward Partridge, Jr.
David L. Paulsen
Virginia H. Pearce
Keith W. Perkins
Lloyd Howard Perkins
Asahel Perry
Lee Tom Perry
Charles Sreeve Peterson
Chase N. Peterson
Daniel C. Peterson
H. Donl Peterson
W. W. Phelps (Mormon)
Ed J. Pinegar
Patricia P. Pinegar
Clayne L. Pope
Helaman Pratt
Lorus Pratt
William Prows
George D. Pyper
R
Naomi W. Randall
R cont.
Ellis T. Rasmussen
V. Lane Rawlins
Bertha S. Reeder
Robert A. Rees
Enoch Reese
Linda S. Reeves
A. Hamer Reiser
Noel B. Reynolds
Sydney S. Reynolds
Joseph C. Rich
Richard Rich (director)
Emily Sophia Tanner Richards
Franklin S. Richards
G. William Richards
Jane S. Richards
Levi Richards
Lula Greene Richards
Phinehas Richards
Preston Richards
Samuel W. Richards
Darwin Richardson
Matthew O. Richardson
Joel Ricks
Mark Ricks
Thomas E. Ricks (Mormon)
Hilton A. Robertson
O. Preston Robinson
Willis E. Robinson
Louise Y. Robison
Porter Rockwell
Aurelia Spencer Rogers
G. Scott Romney
George S. Romney
George W. Romney
Mitt Romney
Isabelle S. Ross
Shadrach Roundy
James Russell III
S
Ron Saltmarsh
Neil D. Schaerrer
Gilbert W. Scharffs
Orange Seely
J. Wyley Sessions
John Sharp (Mormon)
Marianne C. Sharp
Ellis Reynolds Shipp
Eric B. Shumway
Naomi M. Shumway
Norman D. Shumway
Lewis W. Shurtliff
Richard M. Siddoway
Andrew C. Skinner
K. Fred Skousen
Barbara B. Smith
Bathsheba W. Smith
Elias Smith (Mormon)
G. Carlos Smith
Gordon H. Smith
Hortense Child Smith
Hyrum W. Smith
Jesse N. Smith
Julina Lambson Smith
Menlo F. Smith
Rodney K. Smith
Silas S. Smith
Willard G. Smith
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This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.
A
► American Samoan leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (2 C)
G
► American general authorities of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (1 C, 289 P)
M
► American Mormon missionaries (38 C, 428 P)
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William R. Smith (Mormon)
Abraham O. Smoot
Brigham Smoot
Mary Ellen W. Smoot
Eliza R. Snow
Conway Sonne
Wilson W. Sorensen
John L. Sorenson
Debra H. Sowell
Madison U. Sowell
Belle S. Spafford
Daniel Spencer (Mormon)
Orson Spencer
William Spry
Don H. Staheli
Richard Stamps
Carole M. Stephens
Jean A. Stevens
Levi Stewart
Hosea Stout
Stephen M. Studdert
Gaylord K. Swim
Heidi S. Swinton
T
John S. Tanner (Mormon)
Joseph M. Tanner
Susan W. Tanner
Alma O. Taylor
Elmina Shepard Taylor
Margaret Young Taylor
Thomas N. Taylor
Ammon M. Tenney
T cont.
Edna Harker Thomas
Elbert D. Thomas
Robert K. Thomas (BYU)
Barbara Thompson (Mormon)
Janie Thompson
Paul H. Thompson
Martha H. Tingey
Douglas F. Tobler
Brent L. Top
James A. Toronto
Lamont Toronto
U
David King Udall
Levi Stewart Udall
Nick Udall
Grant Underwood
W
Alton L. Wade
Ronald W. Walker
Brent W. Webb
Milton H. Welling
Emmeline B. Wells
Junius F. Wells
Chauncey W. West
Franklin L. West
Josephine Richards West
D. Sterling Wheelwright
Lorin F. Wheelwright
Steven C. Wheelwright
Walter Whipple
Richard G. Whitehead
Elizabeth Ann Whitney
Leah D. Widtsoe
W cont.
Bradley R. Wilcox
Richard Wilkins (law)
Ernest L. Wilkinson
Mark H. Willes
Clarissa S. Williams
James G. Willie
Elijah Nicholas Wilson
Larry T. Wimmer
Barbara W. Winder
Richard W. Winder
LeRoy S. Wirthlin
Sylvan Wittwer
Rosemary M. Wixom
Kim Wolfe
Edward J. Wood
Edwin D. Woolley
John W. Woolley
Kevin J Worthen
Roland R. Wright
William Robert Wright
Y
B. Morris Young
Dwan J. Young
Joseph Angell Young
Don Carlos Young
Michael K. Young
Phineas Young
Robert D. Young
Willard Young
Zina D. H. Young
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The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 289 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
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A
Wilford W. Andersen
H. Verlan Andersen
Neil L. Andersen
Joseph Anderson (Mormon)
Mervyn B. Arnold
Carlos E. Asay
Marvin J. Ashton
B
Robert L. Backman
Alexander Badlam
M. Russell Ballard
Melvin J. Ballard
William Grant Bangerter
Ben B. Banks
Merrill J. Bateman
David A. Bednar
Adam S. Bennion
Samuel O. Bennion
Ezra T. Benson
Ezra Taft Benson
Titus Billings
Albert E. Bowen
Shayne M. Bowen
William R. Bradford
Bernard P. Brockbank
Monte J. Brough
Hugh B. Brown
L. Edward Brown
Carl W. Buehner
H. David Burton
Theodore M. Burton
C
Tad R. Callister
Abraham H. Cannon
George Q. Cannon
John Q. Cannon
Sylvester Q. Cannon
Craig A. Cardon
Bruce A. Carlson
John K. Carmack
Albert Carrington
Sheldon F. Child
Craig C. Christensen
Joe J. Christensen
ElRay L. Christiansen
D. Todd Christofferson
Benjamin L. Clapp
J. Reuben Clark
Don R. Clarke
J. Richard Clarke
Rudger Clawson
L. Whitney Clayton
Gary J. Coleman
Zebedee Coltrin
Spencer J. Condie
Carl B. Cook
Gene R. Cook
Quentin L. Cook
Richard E. Cook
Lawrence E. Corbridge
John Corrill
Matthew Cowley
Matthias F. Cowley
William J. Critchlow, Jr.
James A. Cullimore
LeGrand R. Curtis
LeGrand R. Curtis, Jr.
D
Dean M. Davies
Robert K. Dellenbach
D cont.
Royden G. Derrick
Kevin R. Duncan
Loren C. Dunn
Paul H. Dunn
G. Homer Durham
Alvin R. Dyer
E
Larry Echo Hawk
Richard C. Edgley
Horace S. Eldredge
Stanley G. Ellis
David F. Evans
Richard L. Evans
Henry B. Eyring
F
James E. Faust
Vaughn J Featherstone
J. Thomas Fyans
G
Jacob Gates
Robert C. Gay
Francis M. Gibbons
Jack H. Goaslind
Gerrit W. Gong
Heber J. Grant
Jedediah M. Grant
John H. Groberg
C. Scott Grow
H
Bruce C. Hafen
David B. Haight
Robert D. Hales
Donald L. Hallstrom
F. Melvin Hammond
James J. Hamula
Levi W. Hancock
Marion D. Hanks
W. Eugene Hansen
Leonard W. Hardy
Rufus K. Hardy
Henry Harriman (Mormon)
Charles H. Hart
Keith K. Hilbig
Harold G. Hillam
Alonzo A. Hinckley
Gordon B. Hinckley
Richard G. Hinckley
Jeffrey R. Holland
F. Burton Howard
Edward Hunter (Mormon)
Howard W. Hunter
Milton R. Hunter
Orson Hyde
I
Thorpe B. Isaacson
Anthony W. Ivins
Antoine R. Ivins
J
Jay E. Jensen
Marlin K. Jensen
Luke S. Johnson
Paul V. Johnson
Spencer V. Jones
K
L. Lionel Kendrick
W. Rolfe Kerr
Heber C. Kimball
J. Golden Kimball
Spencer W. Kimball
Oscar A. Kirkham
Paul E. Koelliker
Cree-L Kofford
Adney Y. Komatsu
L
W. Don Ladd
L cont.
Dean L. Larsen
John R. Lasater
Larry R. Lawrence
George P. Lee
Harold B. Lee
Theodore B. Lewis
Richard P. Lindsay
Jesse Carter Little
John Longden (Mormon)
Gerald N. Lund
Amasa Lyman
Francis M. Lyman
Richard R. Lyman
M
John M. Madsen
Thomas B. Marsh
James B. Martino
Clate W. Mask, Jr.
James O. Mason
Neal A. Maxwell
Richard J. Maynes
Bruce R. McConkie
David O. McKay
Thomas E. McKay
Keith B. McMullin
Joseph W. McMurrin
Joseph F. Merrill
Lynn A. Mickelsen
Daniel S. Miles
George Miller (Latter Day Saints)
Orrin P. Miller
Earl M. Monson
Thomas S. Monson
John Hamilton Morgan
Isaac Morley
George Q. Morris
Henry D. Moyle
Joseph C. Muren
N
Stephen D. Nadauld
Marcus B. Nash
Russell M. Nelson
Dennis B. Neuenschwander
Gifford Nielsen
Brent H. Nielson
O
Dallin H. Oaks
Robert C. Oaks
Adrián Ochoa
Spencer H. Osborn
P
Glenn L. Pace
Allan F. Packer
Boyd K. Packer
James M. Paramore
William W. Parmley
Kevin W. Pearson
Anthony D. Perkins
L. Tom Perry
Mark E. Petersen
H. Burke Peterson
Paul B. Pieper
Rex D. Pinegar
Hugh W. Pinnock
Ronald E. Poelman
Bruce D. Porter
L. Aldin Porter
Carl B. Pratt
Orson Pratt
Parley P. Pratt
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A
► American Samoan general authorities of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (1 P)
Pages in category "American general authorities of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints"
The following 89 pages are in this category, out of 289 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
(previous 200) (next 200)
P
Rey Pratt
William B. Preston (Mormon)
Zera Pulsipher
R
Ronald A. Rasband
Hartman Rector, Jr.
Dale G. Renlund
Charles C. Rich
Franklin D. Richards (Mormon seventy)
Franklin D. Richards (Mormon apostle)
George F. Richards
Kent F. Richards
LeGrand Richards
Stayner Richards
Stephen L Richards
Willard Richards
Michael T. Ringwood
Lynn G. Robbins
Albert P. Rockwood
Marion G. Romney
Glen L. Rudd
S
Cecil O. Samuelson
Richard G. Scott
Sam K. Shimabukuro
Sterling W. Sill
Robert L. Simpson (Mormon)
David A. Smith (Mormon)
Eldred G. Smith
George A. Smith
George Albert Smith
Hyrum G. Smith
S cont.
Hyrum M. Smith
John Smith (nephew of Joseph Smith)
John Smith (uncle of Joseph Smith)
John Henry Smith
Joseph F. Smith
Joseph Fielding Smith
Joseph Fielding Smith (presiding patriarch)
Nicholas G. Smith
Reed Smoot
Erastus Snow
Lorenzo Snow
Lowell M. Snow
Steven E. Snow
Zerubbabel Snow
Alma Sonne
David E. Sorensen
Donald L. Staheli
Delbert L. Stapley
Gary E. Stevenson
O. Leslie Stone
Paul K. Sybrowsky
T
Nathan Eldon Tanner
Henry D. Taylor
John H. Taylor (Mormon)
John W. Taylor (Mormon)
William W. Taylor
Moses Thatcher
Earl C. Tingey
A. Theodore Tuttle
V
John Van Cott
V cont.
John H. Vandenberg
W
W. Christopher Waddell
F. Michael Watson
Daniel H. Wells
Robert E. Wells
Rulon S. Wells
Scott D. Whiting
Newel K. Whitney
Orson F. Whitney
Lance B. Wickman
Keith W. Wilcox
Larry Y. Wilson
Richard Wirthlin
Joseph B. Wirthlin
Joseph L. Wirthlin
Robert S. Wood
Frank B. Woodbury
Abraham O. Woodruff
Wilford Woodruff
Durrel A. Woolsey
Y
Brigham Young
Brigham Young, Jr.
Clifford E. Young
John Willard Young
Joseph Young
Levi E. Young
S. Dilworth Young
Seymour B. Young
Z
W. Craig Zwick
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Category:American Mormon missionaries
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See also category: Mormon missionaries in the United States
This category is for people who are American nationals who served as Mormon missionaries.
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Subcategories
This category has the following 38 subcategories, out of 38 total.
*
► American Samoan Mormon missionaries (1 P)
► Puerto Rican Mormon missionaries (1 P)
A
► American Mormon missionaries in Argentina (27 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Australia (20 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Austria (18 P)
B
► American Mormon missionaries in Belgium (8 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Bolivia (5 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Brazil (23 P)
C
► American Mormon missionaries in Canada (35 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Chile (19 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in China (1 C, 1 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Colombia (6 P)
D
► American Mormon missionaries in Denmark (14 P)
F
► American Mormon missionaries in Finland (9 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in France (32 P)
G
► American Mormon missionaries in Germany (77 P)
H
► American Mormon missionaries in Hong Kong (5 P)
I
► American Mormon missionaries in India (5 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Ireland (8 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Italy (20 P)
J
► American Mormon missionaries in Japan (40 P)
M
► American Mormon missionaries in Mexico (28 P)
N
► American Mormon missionaries in the Netherlands (14 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in New Zealand (20 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Norway (8 P)
P
► American Mormon missionaries in Paraguay (6 P)
P cont.
► American Mormon missionaries in Peru (4 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in the Philippines (8 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Portugal (5 P)
R
► American Mormon missionaries in Russia (10 P)
S
► American Mormon missionaries in South Africa (10 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Spain (10 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Sweden (9 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Switzerland (41 P)
T
► American Mormon missionaries in Taiwan (8 P)
U
► American Mormon missionaries in the United Kingdom (146 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Uruguay (12 P)
V
► American Mormon missionaries in Venezuela (2 P)
Pages in category "American Mormon missionaries"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 428 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
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A
Elijah Abel
Travis Alexander
James B. Allen (historian)
Robert G. Allen (author)
Stephen B. Allen
Wilford W. Andersen
H. Verlan Andersen
Jack Anderson (columnist)
Richard Lloyd Anderson
Mervyn B. Arnold
Carlos E. Asay
Mark Ashurst-McGee
Ryan Avery
B
Danel W. Bachman
Robert L. Backman
Rodney C. Badger
Michael Ballam
Melvin J. Ballard
Jae R. Ballif
Kevin L. Barney
Ivan J. Barrett
Wulf Barsch
Elizabeth Fetzer Bates
Alexander L. Baugh
Arias G. Belnap
Ben E. Rich
Ryan Bennett (sportscaster)
Samuel O. Bennion
Steven D. Bennion
Ezra T. Benson
Flora Benson
Reed Benson
LaMar C. Berrett
Barry R. Bickmore
Henry H. Blood
David F. Boone
Wilford Booth
Randy L. Bott
Samuel Brannan
R. Lanier Britsch
Monte J. Brough
Hugh B. Brown
John Brown (American author)
John Brown (Mormon pioneer)
L. Edward Brown
Matthew B. Brown
Gary L. Browning
John Browning
Ebenezer Bryce
Berkeley L. Bunker
Linda K. Burton
Richard Bushman
C
Reynolds Cahoon
Charles A. Callis
Tad R. Callister
Angus M. Cannon
D. James Cannon
Edwin Q. Cannon
George I. Cannon
Janath R. Cannon
Joseph A. Cannon
Lucy Grant Cannon
Charles Ora Card
John K. Carmack
John Stilley Carpenter
Paul R. Cheesman
Alan Cherry
C cont.
Chester R. England
Sheldon F. Child
Stephen L. Chipman
Clayton M. Christensen
Joe J. Christensen
ElRay L. Christiansen
Benjamin L. Clapp
Rudger Clawson
Benjamin Cluff
Harvey H. Cluff
William W. Cluff
Gary J. Coleman
Don B. Colton
Kent W. Colton
Zebedee Coltrin
Ray Combs
Spencer J. Condie
Mary N. Cook
Richard E. Cook
Richard O. Cowan
Paul Alan Cox
James A. Cullimore
Elbert R. Curtis
LeGrand R. Curtis
D
Ezra C. Dalby
Charles R. Dana
Joel Dehlin
John Dehlin
John Denney
Bill Dew
Mark Dietlein
Paul H. Dunn
Reed C. Durham
George Durrant
Warren Newton Dusenberry
Alvin R. Dyer
William G. Dyer
E
Richard C. Edgley
John K. Edmunds
LaVell Edwards
W. Jay Eldredge
S. George Ellsworth
Jim Engebretsen
Mitch English
Cheryl A. Esplin
Ron Esplin
Joy F. Evans
Carl F. Eyring
F
Daniel J. Fairbanks
Burton K. Farnsworth
Lorin Farr
Vaughn J Featherstone
Nathaniel H. Felt
Jake Flake
Jeff Flake
Elijah Fordham
Ian Fowles
Sione Fua
David Fullmer
J. Thomas Fyans
G
Mabel Jones Gabbott
Arthur Gaeth
B. Cecil Gates
Susa Young Gates
Robert C. Gay
Larry Gelwix
Van C. Gessel
G cont.
Walter M. Gibson
Jack H. Goaslind
Walter K. Granger
Heber J. Grant
Doyle L. Green
Jess Green
Tom Green (polygamist)
John P. Greene
Michael T. Griffith
John H. Groberg
Benjamin Franklin Grouard
Elisha H. Groves
H
David Hale (American football)
Jacob Hamblin
F. Melvin Hammond
James J. Hamula
Levi W. Hancock
Marion D. Hanks
Milton H. Hardy
Bradley D. Harris
Franklin S. Harris
Martin Henderson Harris
William G. Hartley
Leon R. Hartshorn
Ira Hatch
Orrin Hatch
D. Arthur Haycock
Claude Heater
Chris Heimerdinger
Henry G. Boyle
J Malan Heslop
Kirby Heyborne
Tracy Hickman
Ned C. Hill
Lynn M. Hilton
Bryant S. Hinckley
Edwin S. Hinckley
Richard G. Hinckley
Seth Holladay
David F. Holland
Richard N. Holzapfel
Lorenzo Hoopes
Dimick B. Huntington
Jon Huntsman, Sr.
Eric D. Huntsman
Kenneth Hutchins
Orson Hyde
I
Antoine R. Ivins
J
Parker Jacobs
Florence S. Jacobsen
De Lamar Jensen
Jay E. Jensen
Marlin K. Jensen
Nephi Jensen
Joel H. Johnson
William Daniel Johnson
Spencer V. Jones
Daniel K Judd
K
Joseph B. Keeler
L. Lionel Kendrick
W. Rolfe Kerr
Andrew Kimball
Heber C. Kimball
J. Golden Kimball
Spencer W. Kimball
Stanley B. Kimball
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Category:American Mormon missionaries
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
See also category: Mormon missionaries in the United States
This category is for people who are American nationals who served as Mormon missionaries.
Contents [hide]
Top ·
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Subcategories
This category has the following 38 subcategories, out of 38 total.
*
► American Samoan Mormon missionaries (1 P)
► Puerto Rican Mormon missionaries (1 P)
A
► American Mormon missionaries in Argentina (27 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Australia (20 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Austria (18 P)
B
► American Mormon missionaries in Belgium (8 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Bolivia (5 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Brazil (23 P)
C
► American Mormon missionaries in Canada (35 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Chile (19 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in China (1 C, 1 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Colombia (6 P)
D
► American Mormon missionaries in Denmark (14 P)
F
► American Mormon missionaries in Finland (9 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in France (32 P)
G
► American Mormon missionaries in Germany (77 P)
H
► American Mormon missionaries in Hong Kong (5 P)
I
► American Mormon missionaries in India (5 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Ireland (8 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Italy (20 P)
J
► American Mormon missionaries in Japan (40 P)
M
► American Mormon missionaries in Mexico (28 P)
N
► American Mormon missionaries in the Netherlands (14 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in New Zealand (20 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Norway (8 P)
P
► American Mormon missionaries in Paraguay (6 P)
P cont.
► American Mormon missionaries in Peru (4 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in the Philippines (8 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Portugal (5 P)
R
► American Mormon missionaries in Russia (10 P)
S
► American Mormon missionaries in South Africa (10 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Spain (10 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Sweden (9 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Switzerland (41 P)
T
► American Mormon missionaries in Taiwan (8 P)
U
► American Mormon missionaries in the United Kingdom (146 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Uruguay (12 P)
V
► American Mormon missionaries in Venezuela (2 P)
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The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 428 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
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K
David S. King
Robert R. King
Charles W. Kingston
Boyd Kirkland
Vern Oliver Knudsen
Cree-L Kofford
Adney Y. Komatsu
Ogden Kraut
Paul Kruger (American football)
L
Dean L. Larsen
David O. Leavitt
George P. Lee
Harold B. Lee
Mike Lee (U.S. politician)
Theodore B. Lewis
Jesse Carter Little
John Longhurst
Elam Luddington
Amasa Lyman
Francis M. Lyman
Walter Clisbee Lyman
M
John M. Madsen
Truman G. Madsen
Craig K. Manscill
Fred L. Markham
Mike Marquardt
J. Willard Marriott
James B. Martino
Clate W. Mask, Jr.
Robert J. Matthews
Armand Mauss
Herbert B. Maw
Dean L. May
John D. T. McAllister
Bruce R. McConkie
Oscar W. McConkie
Oscar W. McConkie, Jr.
Howard S. McDonald
David Lawrence McKay
K. Gunn McKay
Joseph W. McMurrin
A. Roger Merrill
Joseph F. Merrill
Lynn A. Mickelsen
Henry W. Miller
Abe Mills
John Hamilton Morgan
George Q. Morris
James Moyle
John Murdock (Mormon)
John R. Murdock (Mormon)
Joseph C. Muren
Dale Murphy
A. Milton Musser
Joseph White Musser
N
Marcus B. Nash
Michael A. Neider
Spencer Nelson
Dennis B. Neuenschwander
Preston Nibley
Glenn Nielsen
Howard C. Nielson
David Nixon (American football)
Monte S. Nyman
O
Chris Obzansky
Adrián Ochoa
Nathan Oman
O cont.
Spencer H. Osborn
Russell T. Osguthorpe
George Osmond
Willie Ottogary
P
George W. Pace
Glenn L. Pace
Frederick J. Pack
Sadie Grant Pack
Boyd K. Packer
Spencer J. Palmer
Douglas H. Parker
William W. Parmley
Jay A. Parry
Edward Partridge, Jr.
Kevin W. Pearson
Asahel Perry
L. Tom Perry
Lee Tom Perry
Mark E. Petersen
H. Donl Peterson
Paul Peterson (American football)
Ziba Peterson
W. W. Phelps (Mormon)
Paul B. Pieper
Ed J. Pinegar
Patricia P. Pinegar
Rex D. Pinegar
Hugh W. Pinnock
Dennis Pitta
Addison Pratt
Orson Pratt
Parley P. Pratt
Rey Pratt
William B. Preston (Mormon)
Clark Kelly Price
Zera Pulsipher
George D. Pyper
R
Ronald A. Rasband
Art Rascon
Ellis T. Rasmussen
Glenn Rawson
Hartman Rector, Jr.
Bertha S. Reeder
Robert A. Rees
Enoch Reese
Linda S. Reeves
Sydney S. Reynolds
Joseph C. Rich
Richard Eyre (author)
Franklin D. Richards (Mormon seventy)
Franklin D. Richards (Mormon apostle)
G. William Richards
George F. Richards
Kent F. Richards
LeGrand Richards
Samuel W. Richards
Darwin Richardson
Michael T. Ringwood
Hilton A. Robertson
Willis E. Robinson
G. Scott Romney
George S. Romney
Glen L. Rudd
S
Ron Saltmarsh
Kyle Sampson
Brandon Sanderson
Levi Savage Jr.
S cont.
Neil D. Schaerrer
J. Wyley Sessions
Eric B. Shumway
Lewis W. Shurtliff
Sterling W. Sill
Andrew C. Skinner
K. Fred Skousen
George A. Smith
George Albert Smith
Hyrum W. Smith
John Smith (nephew of Joseph Smith)
Joseph F. Smith
Silas S. Smith
Stephen C. Smith (sociologist)
Sylvester Smith (Latter Day Saints)
Abraham O. Smoot
Brigham Smoot
Mary Ellen W. Smoot
Dan Snarr
Erastus Snow
Lorenzo Snow
Lowell M. Snow
Oliver G. Snow
Steven E. Snow
Zerubbabel Snow
Alma Sonne
Conway Sonne
David E. Sorensen
Wilson W. Sorensen
James LeVoy Sorenson
Danny Southwick
Grant Speed
Orson Spencer
Sidney B. Sperry
William Spry
Joseph Standing
Delbert L. Stapley
Douglas R. Stringfellow
Will Swenson (actor)
T
Naufahu Tahi
Joseph M. Tanner
Howard Tayler
Henry D. Taylor
John H. Taylor (Mormon)
John W. Taylor (Mormon)
Moses Thatcher
Paul H. Thompson
Douglas F. Tobler
Manase Tonga
Tim Toone
Brent L. Top
Lamont Toronto
Joseph L. Townsend
Angela Trusty
A. Theodore Tuttle
U
Nick Udall
V
Fui Vakapuna
John Van Cott
Richard S. Van Wagoner
W
W. Christopher Waddell
Alton L. Wade
Frank W. Warner
Milton H. Welling
Rulon S. Wells
Chauncey W. West
Jack Weyland
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Category:American Mormon missionaries
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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This category is for people who are American nationals who served as Mormon missionaries.
Contents [hide]
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Subcategories
This category has the following 38 subcategories, out of 38 total.
*
► American Samoan Mormon missionaries (1 P)
► Puerto Rican Mormon missionaries (1 P)
A
► American Mormon missionaries in Argentina (27 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Australia (20 P)
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► American Mormon missionaries in Belgium (8 P)
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► American Mormon missionaries in Brazil (23 P)
C
► American Mormon missionaries in Canada (35 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Chile (19 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in China (1 C, 1 P)
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► American Mormon missionaries in Denmark (14 P)
F
► American Mormon missionaries in Finland (9 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in France (32 P)
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► American Mormon missionaries in Germany (77 P)
H
► American Mormon missionaries in Hong Kong (5 P)
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► American Mormon missionaries in India (5 P)
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► American Mormon missionaries in Japan (40 P)
M
► American Mormon missionaries in Mexico (28 P)
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► American Mormon missionaries in the Netherlands (14 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in New Zealand (20 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Norway (8 P)
P
► American Mormon missionaries in Paraguay (6 P)
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► American Mormon missionaries in Peru (4 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in the Philippines (8 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Portugal (5 P)
R
► American Mormon missionaries in Russia (10 P)
S
► American Mormon missionaries in South Africa (10 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Spain (10 P)
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T
► American Mormon missionaries in Taiwan (8 P)
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► American Mormon missionaries in the United Kingdom (146 P)
► American Mormon missionaries in Uruguay (12 P)
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► American Mormon missionaries in Venezuela (2 P)
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Cyrus H. Wheelock
Walter Whipple
Orson F. Whitney
Leah D. Widtsoe
Mack Wilberg
Keith W. Wilcox
Ryan Wilcox
Grant M. Wilson
Benjamin Winchester
Barbara W. Winder
W cont.
Richard W. Winder
Richard I. Winwood
Gary Witherspoon
Rosemary M. Wixom
Edward J. Wood
Wilford Woodruff
Edwin D. Woolley
Lorin C. Woolley
Durrel A. Woolsey
Roland R. Wright
W cont.
William Robert Wright
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Blaine Yorgason
Brenton G. Yorgason
B. Morris Young
Joseph Young
Phineas Young
S. Dilworth Young
William Hooper Young
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Category:American Samoan general authorities of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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O. Vincent Haleck
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Category:American Samoan Mormon missionaries
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O. Vincent Haleck
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Category:American Latter Day Saint artists
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American artists who are notable for having created art that is related to the Latter Day Saint movement. Not intended for American artists who happen to be Latter Day Saints.
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The following 26 pages are in this category, out of 26 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
A
Edward O. Anderson
George Edward Anderson
James Avati
B
Pat Bagley
Joseph Brickey
Don Busath
C
James C. Christensen
T. C. Christensen
John Willard Clawson
F
Avard Fairbanks
John B. Fairbanks
Ortho R. Fairbanks
Lynn Fausett
Emil B. Fetzer
William Harrison Folsom
Arnold Friberg
H
Glen S. Hopkinson
J
Franz M. Johansen
K
Brian Kershisnik
N
Helen Naha
Fannie Nampeyo
P
Del Parson
R
Lee Greene Richards
S
Dennis Smith (sculptor)
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Stanley J. Watts
Y
Mahonri Young
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Eni Faleomavaega
H
Al Harrington (actor)
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H. Rex Lee
R
Gabe Reid
S
Lauvale Sape
T
Manti Te'o
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Nathaniel Tuamoheloa
Tuanaitau F. Tuia
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► Puerto Rican Mormon missionaries (1 P)
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Carlos Díaz (politician)
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Raúl Labrador
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Category:Puerto Rican Mormon missionaries
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Carlos Díaz (politician)
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Elijah Abel
B
Thurl Bailey
C
Catherine M. Stokes
Alan Cherry
Eldridge Cleaver
F
Joseph Freeman (Mormon)
G
Genesis Group
Darius Gray
H
Keith N. Hamilton
J
Jane Elizabeth Manning James
K
Bryan Kehl
Gladys Knight
L
Walker Lewis
Mia Love
M
William McCary
Abe Mills
O
Burgess Owens
P
Jabari Parker
Marvin Perkins
T
Jesse Lee Thomas
Angela Trusty
W
Winston Wilkinson
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Category:Black Mormons
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The main article for this category is Black Mormons.
Black Mormons are Mormons of Black African descent. From the death of Joseph Smith until 1978, Black Mormons in the LDS Church were restricted from receiving the priesthood or participating in temple ordinances. Some fundamentalist Mormon churches maintain such restrictions. For more information, see black people and Mormonism, black people and early Mormonism, and black people in Mormon doctrine.
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A
Kenneth Andam
Kweku Anno
Ezekiel Ansah
B
Alex Boyé
D
Edward Dube
J
Billy Johnson (Mormon)
Ebenezer Joshua
K
Emmanuel A. Kissi
M
Moses Mahlangu
Chico Mapenda
Helvécio Martins
Marcus Martins
Julia Mavimbela
Leonard Myles-Mills
N
Mbuyi Nkitabungi
N cont.
Egide Nzojibwami
O
Anthony Obinna
P
Alexandre Paul
S
Yeah Samake
Ernest Sibanda
Joseph W. Sitati
Francisco Dique Sousa
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Category:Mormonism and race
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People, organizations, events, objects, or issues relating to Mormonism and race or skin color as a classification of human beings.
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► Black Mormons (1 C, 23 P, 1 F)
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► Mormonism and Native Americans (2 C, 23 P)
P
► Mormonism and Pacific Islanders (1 C, 6 P)
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1
1978 Revelation on Priesthood
A
Elijah Abel
Accra Ghana Temple
Act in Relation to Service
B
Black people and early Mormonism
Black people and Mormonism
Black people in Mormon doctrine
C
Edwin Q. Cannon
C cont.
Janath R. Cannon
Church of Israel
F
Joseph Freeman (Mormon)
G
Genesis Group
Darius Gray
L
Lamanite
Walker Lewis
M
Helvécio Martins
M cont.
Marcus Martins
Robert Jay Mathews
William McCary
N
Nephite
P
Marvin Perkins
S
Joseph W. Sitati
Skin color in the Book of Mormon
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Category:Mormonism and Native Americans
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► Book of Mormon (8 C, 11 P, 2 F)
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► Mountain Meadows massacre (32 P)
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Act in Relation to Service
B
Bear River Massacre
Black Hawk War (1865–72)
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Book of Mormon
E
Larry Echo Hawk
G
Genetics and the Book of Mormon
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Indian Placement Program
J
Jaredites
K
Kanosh (chief)
L
Lamanite
George P. Lee
Lemuelites
M
Mountain Meadows massacre
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Nephite
S
Sanpitch (Ute chief)
T
Tio-van-du-ah
V
View of the Hebrews
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Walkara
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Frank W. Warner
Washakie
The Wonders of Nature
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Category:Mormonism and Pacific Islanders
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Note: This category is about Mormonism and indigenous Pacific Islanders. It is therefore separate to both the Oceanian, and national categories
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► The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Oceania (12 C, 2 P)
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Hagoth
J
Johnny Lingo (1969 film)
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The Other Side of Heaven
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Paora Te Potangaroa
Polynesian Cultural Center
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