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Gorwill, Carolyn

 Person

Biographical History

Carolyn King Gorwill is a great-great-granddaughter of Thomas Owen King, Jr., who was instrumental in compiling A travelling ministry: the journals and letters of Thomas Owen King Jr. Latter-day Saint missionary 1860-1864.

Carolyn King Gorwill married Robert Hugh Gorwill. They have three children. Carolyn is the great-great-granddaughter of Thomas Owen King Jr. She lives in Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

Citation:
Newcombe and Knill Genealogies, July 26, 2011 (Carolyn King Gorwill; m. Robert Hugh Goodwill; have three children)

A travelling ministry: The journals and letters of Thomas Owen King Jr. Latter-day Saint missionary 1860-1864, 2010 (Carolyn King Gorwill; great-great-granddaughter of Thomas Owen King Jr.; lives in Kingston, Ontario, Canada)

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

A travelling ministry : the journals and letters of Thomas Owen King Jr., Latter-day Saint missionary, 1860-1864 / Dorothy Brewerton, Carolyn Gorwill and Leonard Reed

 Item — Folder 1: [Barcode: 31197233247029]
Identifier: MSS 7677
Scope and Contents

Biography of Thomas Owen King, Jr., including letters, journal entries, and photographs. The compiled book documents his experiences as a Mormon missionary in England from 1860 to 1864, and his time as a pony express rider and rancher in Almo, Idaho.

Dates: 2010 June
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / A travelling ministry : the journals and letters of Thomas Owen King Jr., Latter-day Saint missionary, 1860-1864 / Dorothy Brewerton, Carolyn Gorwill and Leonard Reed

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