O lenei sauniga tagata patino e le o faasalalauina atu pe faamaumauina.

Afai e i ai se syllabus po o ni ata, e mafai ona e siiina mai i lalo. Afai o loo e auai patino, maimoa i le sauniga lenei i luga o le uepisaite tagata patino.

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Daughters of Utah Pioneers - preserving the history of the Utah Pioneers who came to Utah 1847-1869

From 1847 to 1869, Utah Pioneers—members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—migrated to Utah from diverse regions of the United States and around the world. Discover comprehensive genealogy resources at the Pioneer Memorial Museum, offered by the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Access exclusive pioneer histories, photographs, and collections of artifacts to enrich your family tree research and uncover valuable information about your Utah Pioneer ancestors. Visit the Pioneer Memorial Museum for expert guidance on exploring pioneer genealogy and advancing your ancestral research.

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