Location: St. Johns, Arizona In August of 1880, the first Mormon settlement in St. Johns, Arizona was established with D. K. Udall as the first bishop. President John Taylor charged the settlers to keep proper accounts, organize the Priesthood, collect and account for tithing’s, and teach diligently. This settlement was named after the ancient biblical...
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Location: Apache
County: Apache
Monument #: 14 Sponsor/Year: Little Colorado River Chapter - 1987
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Recent Additions
- 1900 Baptismal Site
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- 1st Settlers of Logan
- 1st Statewide Pioneer Days Celebration
- 1st Ward Meeting House
- 65 Mile Trail to Hole in the Rock
- A Historical Event – Mother Froze Saving Baby
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- Abraham Lincoln, Frontiersman
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