Mormon pioneers in Pueblo, Colorado, 1846-1900
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Microfilm of original published: [S.l.] : M.L. Scarcello, c1993. x, 202 p.
References: p. 183-185.
Includes index.
Contains a brief history of the westward movement of Latter-day Saint pioneers, the Mormon Battalion and the settlement of Pueblo, Colorado. Includes a list of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who lived in Pueblo 1846-1847, as well as those who died enroute there, and vital records at Pueblo 1846-1847.
Includes a program pamphlet entitled "Pueblo Pioneer Days, July 23-24, 1993 : an evening of pioneer entertainment" and a program card entitled " Mormon Battalion Monument re-dedication, 24 July 1993".
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