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focus, and Irish church members had very little contact with church leaders; church membership began to decline once more. Because missionary success had declined in the 1860s, church leaders encouraged members to emigrate to Utah to gather with the other Saints. American missionaries returned in 1861, but had little success. After several failed missionary efforts, the Irish mission was closed in 1867, and the Dublin and
Belfast Conferences were placed under the care of the British Mission.
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than had ever been in the country since missionaries were sent in 1840. Within one year of creating the Irish mission, church membership had increased over twofold, and would continue to increase over the coming decades. The increase in membership called for the building of four chapels in
Northern Ireland during the 1960s. The first stake was created in Northern Ireland in 1974.
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work after the war. During 1950 and 1951, microfilming of Irish records was led by James R. Cunningham, although some areas like the Public Record Office in
Belfast withheld their records. By June 1951, Mormon genealogists were able to make duplicates of all records available at the time, and copies
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branch in Belfast in October of that year. Riots during the summer of 1886 caused church meetings to be temporarily cancelled. Despite this, 214 new converts joined the church between 1884 and 1900. The branch in Dublin was also reorganized in 1900.
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