Edson P. Jessop
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Edson P. Jessop
The compiled volume Sermons of John Y. Barlow credits a reporter named Edson P. Jessop on the dated talk of 8 June 1947. Compiled family sources name an Edson Porter Jessop (1919–1980) of Short Creek; this page does not treat that identification as confirmed.
The compiled volume Sermons of John Y. Barlow credits a reporter named Edson P. Jessop on the dated talk of 8 June 1947, “Called of God; ‘Constructive Criticism’ Is of Lucifer,” which is published from that compilation.1
Compiled family sources name an Edson Porter Jessop, born 20 September 1919 in Millville, Cache County, Utah, to Joseph Lyman Jessop and Winnie Porter, who died 25 September 1980 in Cedar City, Iron County, Utah, and was buried at Isaac W. Carling Memorial Park, Colorado City, Arizona. A 2024 family symposium paper gives the same dates and describes his life in Short Creek. He would have been 27 in June 1947.2
The reporter credit is “Edson P. Jessop.” The middle initial and the Short Creek setting are reasons some readers may connect that credit with Edson Porter Jessop. This page does not treat them as confirmed to be the same man until a source ties the reporter line to that life. No birth date, death date, or parents’ names are given here as facts about the reporter.
Appearances
1947
- ReporterSermon, 8 June 1947
Sources
- Compiled volume Sermons of John Y. Barlow; Sermon of John Y. Barlow, 8 June 1947, reported by Edson P. Jessop.
- WikiTree, “Edson Porter Jessop (1919–1980),” Jessop-310, citing Find a Grave memorial 45649765 (20 September 1919, Millville, Utah – 25 September 1980, Cedar City, Utah; Isaac W. Carling Memorial Park, Colorado City, Arizona). WikiTree; Find a Grave. Damien Dockstader, “Grandpa Edson,” Academy 2024 Symposium paper, giving the same birth, parents (Joseph Lyman Jessop and Winnie Porter), and death date.