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Atkinville day; a 'one-family village' and polygamist refuge
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17 Oct — In 1868, William and Rachel Atkin received the call to help settle Utah's Dixie. When they first arrived, they lived in St. George. › archive ›
Replica of 'Wilford Room' - Church News
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29 Jun — ... an authentic U.S. flag from 1896, the year Utah became a state, to symbolize the love of country that William and Rachel Atkin had. › replica-of-wilford-ro...
Airmail day; how St. George came to get mail from afar – St George...
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Home of William and Rachel Atkin in area then called Atkinville, where the SunRiver community of St. George, Utah, now situates. Date not specified | Photo courtesy of Washington County Historical Society, St. George News. It took until for St. George to enjoy airmail. The first incoming mail was ...
Crowd packs Legend Solar Stadium for Merrill Osmond’s pioneer pageant...
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During the pre-show, the “Pioneer Legacy Award” was presented to the Atkin family, whose ancestors, William and Rachel Atkin, settled on 160 acres of uninhabited land in the present day location of SunRiver. Their descendants include the founder of SkyWest Airlines, among many other entrepreneurs.
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