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Gwen Blackmore

People

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Dates not yet confirmed

Gwen Blackmore

Gwen Blackmore spoke at a general meeting at the Fischer home in Salt Lake City on 6 November 1960. The archive file is labeled Gwen Blackmore. No public death record that can be tied to this speaker has been found, and she is treated here as a person whose vital dates are not yet confirmed.

The recording is introduced as “Sister Gwen Blackmore.” In the talk she speaks of having come a long way from Canada, and of a little girl in Canada named Brenda.1 A second archive copy of the same talk is noted in the sources and is not listed as a separate appearance.

Compiled memorials for Harold Blackmore name a wife Gwendolyn Williams. That is a different compiled name, and this page does not treat the 1960 speaker as Harold’s wife, or as that woman, without a confirmation. No birth date, death date, or parents’ names are given here.

Appearances

1960

  1. TalkSalt Lake CityFull meeting: General meeting, Salt Lake City · 2:30:4411:47

Sources

  1. Archive recording 1960-11-06-Gwen Blackmore-SLC-Fischer Home-General Meeting, catalog a38be4290c63, 11:47. 6 November talk. A second copy of the same talk is catalog 69f22ef29558, file 60-11-06-Gwen Blackmore-SLC-Fischer Home-General Meeting. The opening introduces “Sister Gwen Blackmore.” The text on the talk page is an automatic, unreviewed transcript; the recording is the source.