Item Detail
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11253
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Journal Article
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English
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Homer, Michael W.
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An Immigrant Story : Three Orphaned Italians in Early Utah Territory
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Utah Historical Quarterly
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Summer 2002
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70
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2002
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196-214
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The Bertoch family were some of the converts among the Waldensians living in the Piedmont area of Italy. Jean Bertoch stayed behind in Italy to preside over a branch, but sent some of his children ahead with a group of other converts. Two of his children died enroute, but Jean, Jacques, and Antoinette arrived safely in Utah and spent several years working for Joseph Toronto on Antelope Island. Eventually they were able to marry and establish homes and jobs in other locales, but the process of assimilation was difficult.
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