Joseph Holbrook
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This article is about the Mormon pioneer. For the coach of the AAST Math Team of BCA, see Bergen County Academies#AAST Math Team. For the English composer, see Joseph Holbrooke.
Joseph Holbrook (January 16, 1806 – November 14, 1885) was a Mormon pioneer in the U.S. territory of Utah.
Holbrook was born in Florence, New York, and died in Bountiful, Utah.[1] Before Bountiful, Holbrook was in Clay County, Missouri, and was affected by the 1838 Mormon War.[2] Holbrook was a member of Zion's Camp.
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- ^ Early Latter-day Saints Database: Joseph Holbrook, accessed 2007-08-09
- ^ Joseph Holbrook autobiography covering 1806 to 1846 at The Book of Abraham Project, accessed 2007-08-09
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