Jens (James) Madson Jensen (1852-1931) became a Mormon convert, emigrated from Denmark to Heber, Utah, later moving to Huntington and then to Lawrence, Utah, and married twice. William Howard, Sr. (1815-1890) married Elizabeth Anderson in 1841, and as Mormon converts, they emigrated from Ireland to Salt Lake City in 1853/ 1854. Descendants lived in Utah, California and elsewhere.

Andrew S. Jensen (1864-1941), son of Simon Christian Jensen and Ana Marie Sondergaard, immigrated with his widowed mother and the family from Denmark to Mt. Pleasant, Utah--as Mormon converts. He married Caroline Mogensen (known later as Lena Monsen) in 1888, and moved to Axtell, Utah in 1920, and in 1936 moved to Magna and then Salt Lake City, Utah. Descendants and relatives lived in Utah, California and elsewhere. Includes Danish ancestors--in Nørresunby, Ålborg county and in Tårnborg, Sorø county.

Chreston (Christian) Sorensen was born in Denmark in 1835. He met Christena Jensen about the time they met the missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They joined the Church, married and soon joined the saints in Utah in 1859. They settled with other Scandavians in central Utah. Christena soon sent for her younger sister Willerena who became Christian's second wife. Together they were the parents of Christian's seventeen children. Biographies of Christian, his wives, children, grandchildren, and many of his other descendants are included in this volume. Most have remained in the western states and continue to be active in the Church of Jesus Christs of Latter-day Saints.