Spiritual Conversion

Henry Beal: A Mormon Pioneer Who Brought His Family to Utah Territory

1850s · 1850
Utah Territory; Sanpete Valley, Utah
Henry Beal; John Alma Beal

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Henry Beal was a Mormon pioneer who came to Utah Territory in the great overland migration of 1847–1868 to help settle the Saints' new mountain home. He was the patriarch of a faithful Latter-day Saint family that included his son John Alma Beal (1836–1902) and later descendants who helped settle the Sanpete Valley. Brother Beal's life is a faith-promoting witness of the pioneer patriarchs who gathered with the Saints and, through their families, built up the kingdoms and communities of Zion in the western valleys.

Sources & References

'John Alma Beal (1836-1902),' Find a Grave / Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, 1847-1868 (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/60433/john_alma-beal); 'Beal-1568,' WikiTree (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Beal-1568); LDS Pioneer Travel Company records, Church History Library.

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