John Hafen, born in Scherzingen, Switzerland on 22 March 1856, came with his parents to Payson, Utah in 1862, converts to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Six years later, the family was in Salt Lake City.
Hafen’s earliest teachers there were Danquarth Anton Weggeland (1827-1918) and George Morton Ottinger (1833-1917). Hafen, Louis Pratt (1856-1923) and John P. Fairbanks (1844-1940) proposed that the Church provide travel scholars (showing 500 of 8915 characters). |
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