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Submitted: 5/1/06 • Approved: 5/10/06 • Last Updated: 3/24/18 • R40460-G0-S3
Prime Thornton Coleman was born in England, Sept. 22,
1832 and came to the United States when about thirteen years of age. Her
mother (Emma Beck Evans) was born in Illinois on Jan. 12, 1840.
Her parents were married in November 1856, after which event they were
called as missionary settlers to the Santa Clara, on the Muddy, in Southern
Utah. That mission spelled out deprivation, as well as social, spiritual and
educational isolation. Eventually they settled in Pinto where they did
farming, stock raising and dairying. Death-19 Aug 1905 Thatcher, AZ
Contributed on 5/1/06 by rmheywood
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