Peter and Johanna Nielsen immigrated to Utah in 1865. In July 1866 they were sealed in the Endowment house at Salt Lake city. In 1877 he was arrested on the accusation of inciting a riot, but was discharged upon examination.
Peter and Johanna Nielsen immigrated to Utah in 1865. In July 1866 they were sealed in the Endowment house at Salt Lake city. In 1877 he was arrested on the accusation of inciting a riot, but was discharged upon examination.
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Peter and Johanna Nielsen immigrated to Utah in 1865. In July 1866 they were sealed in the Endowment house at Salt Lake city. In 1877 he was arrested on the accusation of inciting a riot, but was discharged upon examination.
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Christ of Latter Day Saints by elder Nils Burman."
Larson. They left St Louis and moved back to The family immigrated to Utah in Huntsville where his father, Anders, was April 7, 1862, traveling first to living, where Peter started farming. Copenhagen, and then joining the ship, In his history he states "In the sum- Humboldt, and taking it to New York. mer of 1879 on the 31st day of July Zip- December 3, 1865 he married porah E. Nielsen was sealed to me at Salt Johanna Catherina Antoinetta Sandberg Lake City." There is no mention of how in Huntsville Utah. He was 18 and she he met her or any circumstances leading was 20. In July 1866 they were sealed in up to this sealing. He was 32 and she was the Endowment house at Salt Lake City 21. Both families were living in Hunts- and he was ordained an Elder by Joseph ville. F. Smith. Peter and Johanna had 5 chil- dren. They moved to Cheyenne Wyoming where they stayed for about a year. Then moved to Omaha Nebraska. In 1871 they took a steamboat to St Louis. There he learned the trade of Upholstering and paper hanging working at that for two years. In the summer of 1873 he went into business for himself at awning mak- ing. After that for a while he was a paper carrier on the St. Louis Globe, but he sold his paper route and was employed in the mail room as mail clerk, on the Globe and afterward when the Globe and Democrat papers consolidated he worked on the St. Louis Globe Democrat for upward of three years. He became a US Citizen on October 23, 1876. During these years he took In his autobiography he states "In the prominent part in the Labor organiza- fall of the same year I took my family and tions and in 1877 was arrested on the started for Arizona, but did not get any accusation of inciting a riot, but was dis- further than Richfield, Sevier Co. Utah, charged upon examination after having where we stayed over the winter. been in the city jail for two weeks. "In the spring of 1880 I received a re- Evidently that put his membership in quest to go on a mission to my native the church in jeopardy because he says in country. This came while I was under his history "On September 20th 1877 I very trying circumstances. I had no was re-baptized into the Church of Jesus means and what to do, I did not know, Christ of Latter Day Saints by Elder David but I had a desire to fulfill the mission to M. Stuart and reconfirmed by Elder A. which I had been called.