Mormon settlers

Mormon settlers are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who moved to new areas, especially during the 19th century, to establish communities and practice their faith freely. They sought religious freedom and economic opportunities, often facing challenging conditions. Their settlement efforts contributed to the development of regions like Utah, where they built towns, farms, and infrastructure. These settlers played a key role in extending Mormon influence across the American West, maintaining their religious traditions while adapting to and shaping their new environments.