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Brigham Young

American religious leader, second president of the LDS Church, and governor of Utah Territory (1801–1877).

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Lived76 years1801–1877

The record

Brigham Young was an American religious leader, second president of the LDS Church, and governor of Utah Territory. Born on 1 June 1801 in Whitingham, Young died on 29 August 1877 in Salt Lake City at the age of 76.

Positions held include Governor of the Territory of Utah (1851–1858).

With a Wikipedia article in 58 languages, Brigham Young is No. 2,195 in the People and Position Index.

Born
1 June 1801, Whitingham
Died
29 August 1877, Salt Lake City (aged 76)
Country
United States
Known as
Theologian, carpenter, prophet
Field
Religion
Languages
English
Children
12
Wikipedia editions
58

Did you know

50

Was 50 when first governor of the Territory of Utah (1851).

76

Lived to 76.

1 Jun

Shares a birthday with Marilyn Monroe and Morgan Freeman.

58

Has a Wikipedia article in 58 languages.

Computed from the Index and Wikidata.

Career

Positions held

  1. 1851–1858Governor of the Territory of Utah

Connections

Brigham Young
  • FatherJohn Young
  • MotherAbigail Nabby Howe
  • SpouseMiriam Angeline Works Young
  • SpouseMary Ann Angell
  • SpouseLucy Ann Young
  • SpouseHarriet Elizabeth Young
  • SpouseEmily Dow Partridge
  • SpouseClarissa Ann Young
  • SiblingJoseph Young
  • ChildSusa Young Gates
  • ChildZina P. Young Card
  • ChildMaria Young Dougall

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Sources

  1. Wikidata Q203559 (facts, CC0)
  2. Wikimedia pageviews API (popularity)