Horace Martin Alexander: From Persecutor of the Saints to Faithful Battalion Soldier — and the Woman Who Kept a Promise to His Dying Wife(1846)Seymour Brunson Jr.: Son of a Prophet's Confidant, He Marched the Full Battalion Route (1821–1891)(1846)Lorenzo Dow Babcock: Converted Under Heber C. Kimball's Preaching, Then Marched in the Mormon Battalion (1818–1893)(1846)James Bankhead: Private, Company B — Mormon Battalion Soldier Who Settled in Utah After the 2,000-Mile March (1819–1882)(1846)Elias Brewer: Private, Company E — Completed the Mormon Battalion March and Settled in Utah's Sanpete Valley (1818–1896)(1846)John Baker: Private, Company D — One of Several Bakers in the Mormon Battalion, Settled in Utah After the March (1820–1880)(1846)Ebenezer Brown: Private, Company B — Completed the Battalion March and Helped Settle Multiple Utah Communities (1815–1895)(1846)Henderson Cox: Private, Company E — Battalion Veteran Who Helped Settle Southern Utah After the March (1820–1895)(1846)Albert Clark: Private, Company B — Mormon Battalion Soldier Who Walked 2,000 Miles in Faith and Settled Eternal Roots in Utah (1818–1894)(1846)Amos Cox: Private, Company E — Mormon Battalion Soldier Who Settled Utah County After the Continental March (1818–1892)(1846)Philander Colton: Private, Company A — Completed the Mormon Battalion March and Settled Cache Valley, Utah (1821–1897)(1846)Robert Clift: Private, Company A — Marched at the Head of the Mormon Battalion Column and Settled Utah After Discharge (1820–1893)(1846)Lysander Dayton: Private, Company B — Mormon Battalion Veteran Who Settled Utah After Eight Months of Desert and Mountain (1822–1897)(1846)Levi Ward Hancock — Only General Authority in the Mormon Battalion (1846–1847)(1847)Henry G. Boyle: Converted by Jedediah M. Grant's Preaching in Virginia, Then Served in the Mormon Battalion (1843–1847)(1843)Samuel H. Rogers: Battalion Diarist Whose Journal Spans Nauvoo, the March, and 45 Years of Pioneer Life (1841–1886)(1846)Reddick Newton Allred: A Life of Faith and Obedience — Mormon Battalion Veteran Whose Writings Span a Century of LDS History (1822–1905)(1846)Orson Bennett Adams: The Second Man to Enlist in the Mormon Battalion — His Wife Susan Marches as Nurse and Laundress (July 16, 1846)(1846)Fent F. Allred: Born and Buried on the Mormon Battalion Trail on the Same Day — September 8, 1846(1846)John Wesley Adair: Alabama Convert Marches in the Mormon Battalion, Then Helps Settle Utah Dixie and Arizona (1821–1903)(1846)Jeduthun Averett: From the Mormon Battalion to a Life of Service — Lives to Age 85 in Springville, Utah (1816–1902)(1846)Samuel H. Brown: Battalion Veteran Who Settled Parowan — One of the First Colonizers of Iron County, Utah (1822–1906)(1846)William Austin Burt: The Compass Inventor's Son Who Marched in the Mormon Battalion (1822–1890)(1846)Ruel Barrus: From the Mormon Battalion to Temple Builder — A Life Rooted in Faith (1820–1896)(1846)Andrew Durfee: Private, Company A — A Founding-Era Saint Who Marched at the Head of the Mormon Battalion Column (1818–1890)(1846)James Dunn: Private, Company C — Mormon Battalion Veteran Who Marched Under Captain Hunter and Settled Utah After the War (1820–1892)(1846)Truman Doolittle: Private, Company B — Mormon Battalion Soldier Who Endured the Full March and Became a Utah Pioneer (1821–1896)(1846)Rufus Dayton: Private, Company C — Mormon Battalion Soldier Who Completed the Continental March and Helped Build the Pioneer West (1824–1899)(1846)William Decatur Kartchner: Private, Company D — Battalion Veteran and Colonizer Whose Life Embodied Pioneer Faith (1823–1905)(1846)Thomas Jefferson Adair: Latter-day Saint Pioneer and Mormon Battalion Veteran (1814–1890)(1846)Ezra Hela Allen: Battalion Fifer, Tragedy Spring Martyr — 'I Know the Gospel Is True' (1814–1848)(1846)Elijah Allen: Mormon Battalion Veteran and Reminiscence-Keeper (1826–1866)(1846)John Borrowman: Scottish Convert Who Marched the Full Trail and Kept a Journal Recording the Last Stage to California (1847)(1847)Joseph William Bates: A Member of the Mormon Battalion (1826–?)(1847)Gilbert Belnap: Mormon Battalion Veteran and Pioneer of Ogden (1821–1899)(1847)