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| − | '''Helaman Pratt''' ( | + | '''Helaman Pratt''' (31 May [[1846]] - 26 November [[1909]]) was an early leader of [[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]] in [[Mexico]]. |
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Brother Pratt was one of the first missionaries to Mexico, and in 1876 at [[Hermosillo]], [[Sonora]], Pratt and [[Meliton Trejo]] performed the first baptisms recorded by the LDS Church in that country. Pratt latter served as [[mission president|president]] of the Mexican [[Mission (LDS Church)|Mission]] based in [[Mexico City]] for part of the 1880s. After his release he moved to [[Colonia Dublan]] in [[Galeana, Chihuahua|Galeana]], state of [[Chihuahua]], [[Mexico]], where he died. | Brother Pratt was one of the first missionaries to Mexico, and in 1876 at [[Hermosillo]], [[Sonora]], Pratt and [[Meliton Trejo]] performed the first baptisms recorded by the LDS Church in that country. Pratt latter served as [[mission president|president]] of the Mexican [[Mission (LDS Church)|Mission]] based in [[Mexico City]] for part of the 1880s. After his release he moved to [[Colonia Dublan]] in [[Galeana, Chihuahua|Galeana]], state of [[Chihuahua]], [[Mexico]], where he died. | ||
| − | Brother Pratt married in [[Salt Lake City, Utah]], | + | Brother Pratt married in [[Salt Lake City, Utah]], 20 April [[1874]] Anna Johanna Dorothy ("Dora") Wilcken ([[Dahme, Schleswig-Holstein|Dahme]], [[Zarpin]], [[Rheinfeld]], [[Ostholstein]], [[Schleswig-Holstein]], 25 July [[1854]] - [[Colonia Dublán]], [[Galeana, Chihuahua|Galeana]], [[Chihuahua]], [[Mexico]], 22 June [[1929]]), daughter of Carl Heinrich Wilcken ([[Eckhorst]], [[Holstein]], [[Schleswig-Holstein]], 5 October [[1831]] - [[Salt Lake City, Utah]], 9 April [[1914]]) and (m. [[Neustadt in Holstein]], [[Ostholstein]], [[Schleswig-Holstein]], 10 August [[1853]]) Eliza Christina Carolina Reiche ([[Neustadt in Holstein]], [[Ostholstein]], [[Schleswig-Holstein]], 1 May [[1830]] - [[Salt Lake City, Utah]], 13 August [[1906]]), both of whom also became LDS Church members.<ref>http://www.wargs.com/political/romney.html Ancestry of Mitt Romney</ref> |
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* [http://www.pratt-family.org/jared/parley_family_histories/helaman-pratt-history.html Bio] at pratt-family.org | * [http://www.pratt-family.org/jared/parley_family_histories/helaman-pratt-history.html Bio] at pratt-family.org | ||
Revision as of 18:34, 10 August 2021
Helaman Pratt (31 May 1846 - 26 November 1909) was an early leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Mexico.
Family
He was the son of Parley P. Pratt and wife Mary Wood, the father of Rey L. Pratt, the grandfather of Michigan governor George W. Romney, and the great-grandfather of Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney. He was born in a covered wagon during a one-hour stopover on the Mormon Trail near Mount Pisgah, Iowa.
Life account
Brother Pratt was one of the first missionaries to Mexico, and in 1876 at Hermosillo, Sonora, Pratt and Meliton Trejo performed the first baptisms recorded by the LDS Church in that country. Pratt latter served as president of the Mexican Mission based in Mexico City for part of the 1880s. After his release he moved to Colonia Dublan in Galeana, state of Chihuahua, Mexico, where he died.
Brother Pratt married in Salt Lake City, Utah, 20 April 1874 Anna Johanna Dorothy ("Dora") Wilcken (Dahme, Zarpin, Rheinfeld, Ostholstein, Schleswig-Holstein, 25 July 1854 - Colonia Dublán, Galeana, Chihuahua, Mexico, 22 June 1929), daughter of Carl Heinrich Wilcken (Eckhorst, Holstein, Schleswig-Holstein, 5 October 1831 - Salt Lake City, Utah, 9 April 1914) and (m. Neustadt in Holstein, Ostholstein, Schleswig-Holstein, 10 August 1853) Eliza Christina Carolina Reiche (Neustadt in Holstein, Ostholstein, Schleswig-Holstein, 1 May 1830 - Salt Lake City, Utah, 13 August 1906), both of whom also became LDS Church members.[1]
See also
References
- ↑ http://www.wargs.com/political/romney.html Ancestry of Mitt Romney
External links
- Bio at pratt-family.org
- Histories and records at pratt-family.org
