Enciclopedia biografica di quest'ultimo giorno : una raccolta di bozzetti biografici di uomini e donne prominenti nella Chiesa di Gesù Cristo dei Santi Degli Ultimi giorni. Anno, andato con i Santi a Council Bluffs, Iowa. Nel periodo del 1852 iniziò a attraversare le pianure, insieme ai suoi genitori, andivò nella Valle nell'ottobre dello stesso anno. Si stabilirono in quello che oggi è conosciuto come Mill Creeek, Salt Lakeounty, dove James ha continuato a toreside da allora. Fu ordainedan Elder nel 1867 da John D. T. MCAL-lister. 28 novembre 1870, sposò Isa-bella H. Hill nella Endowment House.In 1876 fu ord

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Latter-day Saint biographical encyclopedia : a compilation of biographical sketches of prominent men and women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints . year, went with theSaints to Council Bluffs, Iowa. In thespring of 1852 he started to cross theplains, together with his parents, andarrived in the Valley in October ofthat year. They settled at what isnow known as Mill Creeek, Salt Lakecounty, where James has continued toreside ever since. He was ordainedan Elder in 1867 by John D. T. McAl-lister. Nov. 28, 1870, he married Isa-bella H. Hill in the Endowment House.In 1876 he was ordained a Seventy, which office he held till March 30, 1884, when he was ordained a High Priestand a Bishop by Pres. Joseph F. Smith, and set apart to preside over the MillCreek Ward. Elder Hamilton hasfaithfully and diligently labored in that capacity up to the present time.He married Mary B. White March 4, 1885, in the Logan Temple. Oct. 12, 1888, he was sentenced to 75 days imprison-ment and fined $150 for unlawful co-habitation; again, on Nov. 8, 1890, hewas sentenced to pay a fine of $100 forthe same offense. Bishop Hamiltonhas been an eyewitness to the great. change in Utah—the transformation ofthe country from a barren wildernessto a fruitful garden—but he has alwaysbeen one of those who by hard effortshave helped nature to bring that changeabout. He is open-hearted and gen-erous, and is loved like a father by theSaints over whom he presides. He isthe father of twenty children, elevensons and nine daughters. HlLIi, William Hood, first coun-selor to Bishop Jas. C. Hamilton, ofMill Creek Ward, Salt Lake county, Utah, is the son of Alexander Hill andAgnes Hood, and was born Feb. 21, 1840, in Toronto, Canada. In 1841 he emi-grated to Nauvoo, 111., with his pa-rents, and later they moved to Quincy, 111., where they lived till April, 1849, when they left for the west. TheHamilton family crossed the plainswith ox-teams, and after arriving inthe Valley Oct. 3, 1849, they located atMill

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