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Where did Mormon pioneers come from?

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Almost everywhere! Most Mormon pioneers were natives of the Eastern areas of the United States and Canada, as well as Great Britain and Europe. A smaller number came from the Southern United States. Proselytizing was not done in Africa, Asia, the South Pacific, and Latin America until later, so there were few if any pioneers from those locations.

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