Andrew Jenson

1850–1941 (age 91)

Historian

Biography

Andrew Jenson, born in 1850, was a historian whose dedication to preserving the past served as a bridge to the future. His meticulous research and compassionate curiosity brought clarity and meaning to the stories of countless lives.

Resting at Salt Lake City Cemetery, he is remembered for his tireless contributions to understanding heritage and for the care with which he chronicled the lives of others.

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