He became a high ranking elder in he LDS Church, and held several positions of prominence around the state. he was also instrumental in the recruitment of people into the Mormon Faith in the UK, especially in Wales. He served as the Vice-President on the board of Brigham Young University, and did some jail time for his Mormon beliefs. David was a writer, poet and diarist.
He wrote a diary that has been cited for historical purposes, including his comments on Utah receiving statehood.
He became a high ranking elder in he LDS Church, and held several positions of prominence around the state. he was also instrumental in the recruitment of people into the Mormon Faith in the UK, especially in Wales. He served as the Vice-President on the board of Brigham Young University, and did some jail time for his Mormon beliefs. David was a writer, poet and diarist.
He wrote a diary that has been cited for historical purposes, including his comments on Utah receiving statehood.
Family Members
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Annie Jane John
1860–1861
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Mary Jane John Cluff
1862–1934
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Martha Ann John Williams
1864–1927
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Hannah John
1866–1866
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Thomas Cree John
1867–1910
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David John Jr
1867–1942
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Danial John
1869–1869
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Caroline Matilda John
1872–1872
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Rosellia John
1873–1874
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Alban Harris John
1875–1952
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Joseph John
1877–1877
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William Harris John
1877–1957
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Sarah John
1879–1879
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Estella May John
1880–1889
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Alice M John
1882–1882
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Jennie John Duke
1885–1975
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Benjamin D John
1887–1887
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