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Earlier Presidents (1850-1929)


Peter Rulon Christensen (1928-1929)

President Christensen placed special emphasis on interesting the youth in the gospel, and these efforts met with "considerable success".

Ernest C. Rossiter (1925-1928)

In 1927, ground was broken for the Seraing, Belgium chapel, the first chapel in the French mission.

Russell H. Blood (1923-1925)

Two hundred persons were baptized in 1924 under President Blood. The mission headquarters were located in Geneva and the mission comprised France and francophone Switzerland and Belgium.


Swiss-German Mission (18 Sep 1914 - 20 Aug 1923)

Friederick J. Tadje (1923-1925)

Serge F. Ballif (1920-1923)

Angus J. Cannon (1916-1920)

Hyrum W. Valentine (1912-1916)


French Mission (15 Oct 1912 - 18 Sep 1914)

Benjamin F. Howells (1914)

Edgar B. Brossard (1913-1914)


Swiss-German Mission

Daniel J. Lang (1909-1911)--President of French Conference


French Mission (18 Jun 1850 - 1864)

Louis A. Bertrand (1859-1864)

Mark Barnes (1858)

George L. Keaton (1856-1858)

William C. Dunbar (1854-1856)

Andrew Losee Lamoreaux (1853-1854)

President Lamoreaux was born October 17, 1812 in Pickering, Upper Canada. He married Isabel Wilson on October 12, 1833. He was baptized in Scarborough in June, 1837. He served a number of missions in the United States before being called to preside over the French mission. Upon his return from France in June of 1855 with 74 converts, he died of cholera in St. Louis.

Curtis E. Bolton (1851-1853)

John Taylor (1850-1851)


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