Preservation
Henry William Miller — Providential Preservation in the Cotton Mission
1860s · 1861
St. George, Utah
Henry William Miller
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Henry William Miller, father of Albert E. Miller, was called to the Cotton Mission and served as a key leader. During times of extreme scarcity, he was noted for his ability to organize resources and maintain the faith of the settlers. His survival through the 'Starving Time' of the early 1860s, where food was almost non-existent, was attributed to divine preservation of the colony's leaders to ensure the mission's success.
Sources & References
Albert E. Miller, Immortal Pioneers (1946); [Albert E. Miller - Washington County Historical Society](https://wchsutah.org/people/albert-miller5.pdf) (research confidence: medium)
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