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Because nobody else wanted to live there, and it was rumored to be uninhabitable. The Mormons wanted somewhere where they could live and practice their religion in peace without anyone coming to bother them. They thought they could do this in Utah because nobody else wanted to go there.

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In 1847 why did mormons emigrate to the area between the rocky mountains and the great salt lake?

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When did Mormons settle at the Great Salt Lake?

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1847who was the leader of the Mormons?

brigham young was the leader of the Mormon church in 1847


What city was found by the Mormons in the year or 1847?

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the Famine was from 1845 to 1850 - the worst year was 1847


Where did the Mormons go in 1847?

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How many Mormons did brigham young move Salt Lake City?

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