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Salt Lake City, Utah Territory in 1847. (later became Utah state in 1896)

He encouraged many other colonizations from Candada to Mexico.

Las Vegas, NV

Mesa, AZ

San Francisco, CA

Alberta Canada area

"Mexican Colonies", MEXICO

and many others in Utah, Idaho, Arizona, California, and others.

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