Partridge, Edward, Jr., 1833-1900

found: BYU studies quarterly, 2013:volume 52, number 1, page 136 (Edward Partridge Jr., 1833-1900)

found: Jenson, A. LDS Biographical Encyclopedia, 1971.:p.488(Partridge, Edward, president of the Utah Stake of Zion from 1895 to 1900, was born June 25, 1833, at Independence, Jackson county, Missouri. His parents were Edward Partridge and Lydia Clisbee....In 1854 he was called to fill a mission to the Sandwich Islands...May 1, 1882, he left on a second mission to the Sandwich Islands... He was president of the mission for nearly three years.)

found: Wikipedia, website viewed November 25, 2014(Edward Partridge, Jr.; born June 25, 1833, Independence, Missouri; died November 17, 1900, Provo, Utah; member of the Utah Territorial Legislature, the Utah State Constitutional Convention, and president of the Utah Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; born in Idependence, moved to Clay County, Missouri, Caldwell County, Missouri, Nauvoo, Illinois; arrived in Utah in 1848 and called on mission to Hawaii in 1854-1857; married Sarah Lucretia Clayton in 1858; later moved to Farmington, Utah; moved to Fillmore, Utah in 1864; president of the Hawaiian Mission from 1882-1885; moved to Provo, Utah; president of the Utah Stake from 1895 until his death)