The Rexburg Stake Pioneers - Idaho Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

This history sign is located on the left pillar in front of the entrance to The Rexburg Tabernacle Civic Center.

Marker Name: In Honor of the Rexburg Stake Pioneers Marker Type: City Marker Text: No 54 Erected Sept. 28, 1935 In Honor of the Rexburg Stake Pioneers The founders of Rexburg, March 11, 1883. Thomas E. Ricks - - - Henry Flamm Francis C. Gunnell - - - Fred Smith William F. Rigby - - - Daniel Walters Thomas E. Ricks Jr. - - - Lorenzo Thorpe Brigham Ricks - - - Heber Ricks Leonard Jones - - - Willard Ricks James M. Cook, Andrew S. Anderson, Surveyor The Pioneer Call “Go into the Snake RIver Country, found settlements, care for the Indians; stand upon an equal footing, and co-operate in making improvements, gain influence among all men, and strengthen the cords of the stakes of Zion.” John Taylor, George Q. Cannon, Joseph F. Smith. Members of Rexburg Stake and Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association County: Madison City: Rexburg Date Dedicated: Sept. 28, 1935 Group Responsible for Placement: Members of Rexburg Stake and Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association Marker Number: No 54 Web link(s) for additional information: Not listed

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