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Alma Dayer LeBaron Sr.

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116:, Onie Jones's hometown. In response, LeBaron and his two wives and eight children moved back to Colonia Juárez, where he sought work as a painter and doing odd jobs and was described as an "energetic" and "hard-working" man. Purchasing a "fixer-upper" home, he rebuilt it little by little as his families expanded. Onie bore six children and eventually separated herself and her children from LeBaron and his fundamentalist activities. 20: 107:
Moving back to Utah, LeBaron met Maude Lucinda McDonald, and the two were wed in 1910. Together they had thirteen children, five girls and seven boys. In 1923, Dayer approached Nathan Clark, who performed his sealing to Onie Jones. The following year, both he and his wives were excommunicated "for
100:, to continue his education, and there met his first wife, Barbara Baily. Married in 1904, they had one son. However, LeBaron's religious beliefs soon alienated his wife who left him, taking their child and moving to 288: 85:. LeBaron made a written request for permission to return to the church on March 24, 1934, but he died in 1951 without being readmitted to the LDS Church. 293: 74: 136:. At various times, seven of them would believe himself to fulfill the premillennial demi-messianic priesthood office or offices such as the 124:
LeBaron's seven sons with Maud McDonald included Benjamin Teasdale LeBaron, Ross Wesley LeBaron, Alma Dayer LeBaron Jr., Floren LeBaron,
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who was the father of a number of leaders and church founders in Mormon fundamentalism.
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in All the World, according to a professed Right of the Firstborn (equating to
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People excommunicated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Plural Marriage Limited by Paul E. Reimann 1974, p. 227
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LeBaron family
Ervil
Joel
Verlan
Mormon fundamentalist
Benjamin F. Johnson
Joseph Smith
Latter Day Saint movement
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
excommunicated
plural marriage
Mesa, Arizona
Colonia Juárez, Chihuahua
Mexico
Salt Lake City
disciplinary council
La Verkin, Utah
Verlan LeBaron
Joel F. LeBaron
Ervil LeBaron
One Mighty and Strong
Presiding Patriarch
Joseph Smith Jr.
Council of Fifty
http://www.mormonfundamentalism.com
Categories
1886 births
1951 deaths
American emigrants to Mexico
Latter Day Saints from Arizona

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