The History of the Hunter LDS Church by Year

Following World War II, Hunter experienced a rapid housing boom and population surge, transforming it from a rural outpost into a growing suburban community

Outstanding Peoplesheri biesingerMay 23, 2025Morris, Joseph Morris, Sarah Grow MorrisComment

Growth of Hunter, Utah Area - (1847–Present)

This timeline highlights the remarkable growth of the Church in the Hunter, Utah area—from humble beginnings in the 1840s to its vital role today in one of Utah’s largest cities

Outstanding Peoplesheri biesingerMay 23, 2025Morris, Joseph Morris, Sarah Grow MorrisComment

Joseph N. & Sarah Grow Morris : Pioneers of Hunter, Utah

The Morris family showed extraordinary stamina and determination as they hand-dug a 120-foot-deep well to bring drinking water to their homestead—no small feat in the days of picks, shovels, and sheer grit. Their drive to create a better life in the harsh conditions of early Hunter stands as a powerful testament to the strength and perseverance of Utah’s pioneers

Outstanding Peoplesheri biesingerMay 23, 2025Morris, Joseph Morris, Sarah Grow MorrisComment

1883 Judges

The Judges 135 years ago

Outstanding Peoplesheri biesingerOctober 9, 2018Cook, Bolton, Mackay, Morris, Asher, Jones, Justice, Justice of the Peace, JudgeComment

An early Map of Hunter

It’s a great map!

Maps-Plots-Aerial Shotssheri biesingerMay 31, 2018Hunter, Rasmussen, Peterson, Evans, Morris, Lewis, Vaughn, Nielson, Smith, MosserComment

From Home to Carwash 1863 W 4100 S

The Morris home was built in 1900 with a new barn built in 1937. It is now Crown Carwash. The owner of the car-wash is a Granger Kid...Nick Klonizos (of the Crown Burger Family-GHS class of 1983)

Homes from the Pastsheri biesingerNovember 18, 2017Morris, Crown Burger, KlonizosComment

The history of granger, Utah