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(Millie’s mother) My ancestors were strong Lutheran, originating in Germany and continuing in the Lutheran faith when they moved to Russia and then to America and Canada. My mother told of going to Church in Russia as a young girl. Sunday was a special day, where they went to...
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Written by Millie Salway Redford in the book Finding Our Way. January 1951 Glynn was hired by a Karl Salmon, a mortician who had a cattle ranch outside Raymond, Alberta. Glynn was responsible for overall management of the ranch. Karl had a home for us to live in while working...
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Southern Alberta – Youth and Early Married Life by Leola Redford Zemp As shared by her daughter Donna Rigby I can well understand why we are encouraged to write our life story while we are young. After so many years pass, it is impossible to remember everything or dates, so...
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Once Upon a time there was a young boy of 12 with black hair and brown eyes. His name was John but everyone called him Jack. He had many friends and was captain of a cricket team. Jack’s mother Eva Mary listened to two Mormon missionaries and the whole family...
(Millie’s mother) My ancestors were strong Lutheran, originating in Germany and continuing in the Lutheran faith when they moved to Russia and then to America and Canada. My mother told of going to Church in Russia as a young girl. Sunday was a special day, where they went to...
Written by Millie Salway Redford in the book Finding Our Way. January 1951 Glynn was hired by a Karl Salmon, a mortician who had a cattle ranch outside Raymond, Alberta. Glynn was responsible for overall management of the ranch. Karl had a home for us to live in while working...
Southern Alberta – Youth and Early Married Life by Leola Redford Zemp As shared by her daughter Donna Rigby I can well understand why we are encouraged to write our life story while we are young. After so many years pass, it is impossible to remember everything or dates, so...
Once Upon a time there was a young boy of 12 with black hair and brown eyes. His name was John but everyone called him Jack. He had many friends and was captain of a cricket team. Jack’s mother Eva Mary listened to two Mormon missionaries and the whole family...
Joining the Mormon church If the early history of Utah is ever completely written, it will reveal many instances of undaunted determination, perseverance, and self sacrifice in this country where each man or woman must carve out their own fortunes and be judged, not by what their ancestors have done,...
HISTORY OF LETTICE ECKERSALL REDFORD by MARY R. STODDARD, G.D. and ALTA C. BRENCHLEY, G.G.D. Sometime later she met and married Robert Patefield Redford, another mysteriously converted Saint on April 12th, 1841. Unto this union were born five boys and one girl. They managed a green grocery, going about the...