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  • of George and Ann Quayle Carmon. His ancestors, for several centuries were residents sea-faring people, of the Isle of Man. He was thirteen years old when he and his parents were converted to Mormonism. In 1842 vi th other members of his fam.ily he
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  • deal of in some parts of the South. F: Coming out on Air Force One, did he sort of pick your brains on Colorado, on whom he would be seeing and what he ought to [do] ? A: Not especially. to vi sit. He already had that information. He was anxious
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