0 HEAD
1 SOUR PAF
2 NAME Personal Ancestral File
2 VERS 5.1.12.0
2 CORP The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
3 ADDR 50 East North Temple Street
4 CONT Salt Lake City, UT 84150
4 CONT USA
1 DEST PAF
1 DATE 23 Jun 2002
2 TIME 19:22:33
1 FILE jeff&lizs.ged
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1 NAME Jeff Sly
1 ADDR 373 West 800 South
2 CONT Salem, Utah 84653
1 CTRY USA
1 PHON 801-423-3324
1 EMAIL slyjeff@earthlink.net
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1 NAME LIVING
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1 NAME Moses /Childs/
2 SURN Childs
2 GIVN Moses
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 Oct 1812
2 PLAC Barre, Orange, Vermont, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Oct 1890
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 5 Dec 1835
1 ENDL
2 DATE 26 Jul 1862
2 TEMP EHOUS
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1 SLGC
2 DATE 21 Mar 1991
2 TEMP PROVO
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2000
3 TIME 19:22:06
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1 NAME Thurland Dale /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Thurland Dale
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Apr 1912
2 PLAC North Creek, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 CHR
2 DATE 12 Jul 1912
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 Jul 1981
2 PLAC Enumclaw, King, Washington, Usa
2 SOUR @S10@
1 BURI
2 DATE 6 Jul 1981
2 PLAC Enumclaw, King, Washington, Usa
1 AFN AFN:7RC7-28
1 BAPL
2 DATE 22 Jun 1923
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 19 Sep 1935
2 TEMP SLAKE
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2 DATE 20 Oct 1998
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3 PAGE Addendum 2 2001
1 ORDN Ordained Elder by Wesley W. Farrer
2 DATE 25 Aug 1935
1 NOTE !Blessed on June 25, 1912, by Elder William G. Bickley, Beaver East Ward,
2 CONT Book A, no. 492.
2 CONT 
2 CONT !Birth Certificate No.:  62-a, vol. 1 Beaver City, Beaver County, Utah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ! Baptized by Leanord Paice, 22 Jul 1923, Beaver, Beaver, Utah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ! Ordained an Elder by Elder Wesley W. Farrer.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Thurland Dale Sly grew up in Manderfield Utah.  He was the oldest child
2 CONT in his family and worked to supplement the family income.  He skipped
2 CONT the 4th grade and jumped to the fifth, still earning high marks.  In High
2 CONT School he left school again to work, and help support his brothers and
2 CONT sisters.  He never received a High school Diploma, although he excelled in
2 CONT his studies.  Thurland was a very kind and soft towards his family and
2 CONT farm animals, but he had a shy, unpolished, rough social manner.  He
2 CONT courted his home town sweet heart, Alma Edwards, through letters while
2 CONT working out of town in a mine for many months at a time.  (These letters
2 CONT are in possession of Russ Sly)  Thurland also worked as a lumber jack.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He was married to Alma Edwards and later moved to Sulferdale, Utah
2 CONT where he worked as a miner and later as a foreman at the Sulferdale
2 CONT mine (now closed).  Thurland and Alma had two children who both died as
2 CONT infants before Russell Melvin Sly was born.  Later he started with the
2 CONT Union Pacific Rail Road and moved to Milford.  In Milford Thurland bought
2 CONT a farm with his friend Burt Merryweather, and later bought some
2 CONT government land in the Beaver Mountains where he and Bert each built
2 CONT cabins (used for camping and hunting season) where he lived until his
2 CONT retirement 33 years later.
2 CONT 
2 CONT After retirement, Thurland and Alma sold their home, farm and cabin and
2 CONT moved to Enumclaw, Washington to be with their only son and his family.
2 CONT He bought a house with three acres and raised some cattle and kept his
2 CONT two horses there.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Thurland smoked cigarettes most of his life and nearly died in 197? from
2 CONT an operation to remove an ?????? ???????. He recovered from this
2 CONT operation after many months and in 1979 went back to work as a farmer,
2 CONT helping his son cutting hay, while he was out of work as an airline pilot.
2 CONT He liked to spend time in his shop working on farm equipment, welding
2 CONT and repairing old broken machinery.  He had a very large garden and
2 CONT always gave away plenty of food.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Thurland attended church through out his life and was always involved in
2 CONT service projects.  Some times he would be the only one to continue work
2 CONT on them until they were done.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Thurland spent much of his life caring for Alma, his wife.  She had a
2 CONT weak heart and had several open heart surgeries.  In 1981 she spent a
2 CONT couple of months in the hospital with open heart surgery and
2 CONT complications.  Thurland traveled to hospital nearly every day until she
2 CONT died.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Thurland's brother Joe came up from California and took him on a trip for
2 CONT a week after the funeral.  Thurland was very down and sad at the loss of
2 CONT his wife and this trip seemed to help.  He continued to live on the farm
2 CONT caring for the animals for two months.  Then on May ??, 1981 on his way
2 CONT to the house from a mornings feeding of the livestock, he lied down and
2 CONT died.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ! Thurland  blessed by William G. Bickley; bapt by Leonard Paice;
2 CONT confirmed by Thomas W. Gunn 22 July 1923; Deacon: 18 Nov 1924 by Joseph
2 CONT Patterson; Teacher 1 April 1928 by Wesley W. Farrer; Elder 25 Aug 1935
2 CONT by Wesley W. Farrer.; Secretary 2 quorm of Elders Milford 1st ward 1949.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 1 Nov 2001
3 TIME 20:11:29
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Sly\Thurland.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE Thurland at age 60
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Jeff Sly Family\Milford House.jpg
2 TITL Milford House
2 NOTE 
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2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Sly\Thurland Alma Russ Manderfield.jpg
2 TITL Thurland, Alma, Russ Manderfield
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Sly\Thurland Russ LDS Hospital.JPG
2 TITL Thurland Russ at LDS Hospital
2 NOTE 
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2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Sly\Thurland Alma at her Parents 1936.jpg
2 TITL Thurland Alma at her Parents 1936
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Sly\Thurland Alma Marr.JPG
2 TITL Marriage Lic
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
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2 FILE images\Sly\Indian Creek.jpg
2 TITL Indian Creek Fishing
2 NOTE 
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2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
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2 FILE images\Sly\Thurland hunt @ Cabin.jpg
2 TITL Hunting at Cabin
2 NOTE 
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2 _PRIM N
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2 FILE images\Sly\Thurland sitting.jpg
2 TITL On couch
2 NOTE Thurland at house in Milford, 1971
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2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
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1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Sly\Thurland Fish.jpg
2 TITL Nice trout
2 NOTE 
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2 _PRIM N
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1 OBJE
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2 FILE images\Sly\Russ Lload Thur boat.jpg
2 TITL In front of boat
2 NOTE 
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2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
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1 NAME Alma Flora /Edwards/
2 SURN Edwards
2 GIVN Alma Flora
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Sep 1912
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 CHR
2 DATE 1 Dec 1912
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 Apr 1981
2 PLAC Enumclaw, King, Washington, Usa
1 BURI
2 DATE 2 May 1981
2 PLAC Evergreen Memor., Enumclaw, Washington, Usa
1 AFN AFN:8MW7-9V
1 BAPL
2 DATE 7 Sep 1924
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 19 Sep 1935
2 TEMP SLAKE
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2 DATE 8 Jul 1954
2 TEMP SGEOR
1 NOTE ! Blessing 1 Dec 1912 by Moses Edward, Beaver East Ward, Book A, #531.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ! Married in SL Temple by Steven L. Chipman 19 Sep 1935.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ! Patriarchal blessing by George Paice 19 Dec 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Personal History
2 CONT   I, Alma Flora Edwards was born 25 Sep 1912 in Beaver, Utah.  My
2 CONT Parents are Moses Melvin Edwards and Florence Ellen Bowers.  When I
2 CONT was a baby my parents moved to Manderfield, Utah.  There at age three I
2 CONT rode a run away horse.  As the years passed I was known as the "Wild Girl
2 CONT of Borneo" when on horse back.  I rode well but recklessly at times. While
2 CONT still young I cut my long golden curls, which were my mothers pride and
2 CONT glory.  I then hid the curls behind the trunk thinking my mother wouldn't
2 CONT know.  The first years at Manderfield were happy ones.  We attended
2 CONT church regularly.  My father was superintendent and later first counsler
2 CONT to the Presiding Elder, Thadeous Baldwin in the Manderfield Branch.
2 CONT   My had some land he had Homesteded which we lived on during the
2 CONT summer for a few years.  In the winter we lived at our small but
2 CONT comfortable home in Manderfield.  My Uncle Edgar(Dads brother) and Aunt
2 CONT Kathleen with their boys Cecil and Vivian lived down through the field on
2 CONT his land, called Big Hollow.  We traveled the trail between our homes
2 CONT many times.
2 CONT   When I was about 6 my family moved to Sulphurdale, Utah.  Here I met
2 CONT my childhood girlfriend Lois Monroe.  We had so many happy times
2 CONT together.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ! Alma, parents: Moses Melvin EDWARDS and Florence Ellen BOWERS (from
2 CONT England) Alma blessed by Moses Edwards; Bapt. by Norman Farnsworth;
2 CONT Confirmed 7 Sept 1924 by Moses Edwards; Pat. Blessing 19 Dec 1930 by
2 CONT George Paice.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 Jan 2000
3 TIME 22:31:08
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Sly\Alma.jpg
2 TITL 60 years
2 NOTE Alma at age 60
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Sly\Alma & Viv.jpg
2 TITL Alma & Vivian
2 NOTE Alma in front of Milford house with Vivian
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Sly\Alma 30.jpg
2 TITL Alma 30's
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Sly\Alma 4.jpg
2 TITL Alma 4 years
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Beaver\Indian Creek School-Church.JPG
2 TITL Church
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Beaver\Indian Creek Inside-Church.JPG
2 TITL Church inside
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Beaver\Moses M. Edwards House2.JPG
2 TITL House
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
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1 NAME Dale /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Dale
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Jul 1881
2 PLAC Chicken Creek, Juab, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Nov 1960
2 PLAC , Iron, Utah, Usa
1 BURI
2 DATE 29 Nov 1960
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 AFN 311M-KS
1 BAPL
2 DATE 12 Jun 1889
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 19 May 1951
2 TEMP SGEOR
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1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F12@
2 DATE 12 Apr 1962
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 NOTE ! Sources: 1. Birth Cert., Marr. Cert., Church records and personal knowledge
2 CONT   of Dale & Hilma Sly, records in possession of Lenore Waite,
2 CONT 
2 CONT James C. Sly told Jeff Sly June 6, 2000
2 CONT 
2 CONT When 3 years old he had never spoken, got lost and his mother said where are you, and he stoo
2 CONC d up and said "here I be" in a deep voice.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Mar 2002
3 TIME 18:03:11
1 OBJE
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2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
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1 OBJE
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2 FILE images\Sly\Dale Sly Family.jpg
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2 NOTE 
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2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
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1 OBJE
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2 FILE images\Sly\Dale Sly2.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
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1 OBJE
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2 FILE images\Sly\Dale Sly House Beaver.jpg
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2 NOTE 
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2 FILE images\Sly\Dale Sly milk shed N. Manderfield.jpg
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2 NOTE 
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2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
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1 OBJE
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2 FILE images\Sly\Dale Sly's  grain binde.jpg
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2 NOTE 
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2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
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1 OBJE
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2 NOTE 
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2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Head Stone Sly\Dale & Hilma  Rosenberg Sly.jpg
2 TITL Grave
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
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1 NAME Lloyd James /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Lloyd James
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Nov 1901
2 PLAC Thistle, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 Jul 1983
2 PLAC Payson, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE 1 Aug 1983
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 7 Aug 1910
1 ENDL
2 DATE 24 Jan 1928
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2 STAT BIC
1 NOTE Personal History of Lloyd James Ashcraft
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	I was born 27 November 1901 in Thistle, Utah the second son of Don Orean Ashcraft and Abigai
2 CONC l (Abbie) Wordsworth.  I was one in family of five, an older brother, Orean, younger sister D
2 CONC onna, and Ruel and Elden.  My progenitors on both lines were pioneers and among the first set
2 CONC tlers of Utah.  My great grand father William Shin Wordsworth crossed the plains with Brigha
2 CONC m Young and his Company of 143 men, 3 women and 1 child.  Another great grandfather Amos Swee
2 CONC t Warren, one of the first settlers in Springville, Utah, was an Indian War Veteran and an In
2 CONC dian interpreter.
2 CONT 	Lavina Fullmer, my father's mother, was the daughter of John Solomon Fullmer.  He spent th
2 CONC e night of June 26, 1844 with the Prophet Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum in the Carthag
2 CONC e jail in Illinois, sleeping on the arm of the Prophet, who with his brother was shot and kil
2 CONC led the next day.  The Prophet sent John Fullmer the next morning to get a lawyer, so he wa
2 CONC s not there when the Prophet was martyred.  
2 CONT 	My father was born August 18, 1874 in Provo, Utah.  He was the son of James Eli, who came we
2 CONC st with a company of soldiers on their way to Mexico to engage in the Mexican War.  They pass
2 CONC ed through Utah ahead of Brigham Young and the Mormon Pioneers.
2 CONT 	Mother was born July 27, 1879 in Royal City, Lincoln County Nevada the daughter of John Vanc
2 CONC e Wordsworth and Sarah Warren Brammall.  I was born under the covenant, my parents having bee
2 CONC n married in the Salt Lake Temple.  My father being a locomotive engineer on the D. & R.G. ra
2 CONC ilroad, we moved several times until he could establish some seniority.  One of my early reco
2 CONC llections was at the age of five we were living in Salt Lake.  My grandmother Lavinia Ashcraf
2 CONC t came to live with us when grandfather passed away in 1906.  A year later she passed away a
2 CONC t our home, and it made quite an impression on me.  We moved to Midvale where I started to sc
2 CONC hool.  It was a town where many nationalities lived because of a smelter being located ther
2 CONC e and although it was a small town, it had three saloons.  As kids we got a kick out of som
2 CONC e of the names such as:  Patavich, Pratavich, Satavich and many others.  We moved next door t
2 CONC o the William Parker family.  He was an engineer on the D. & R.G. railroad.  Their family mat
2 CONC ched ours with four boys, and a girl in the middle.  We really got along well together.
2 CONT 	At the age of eight or nine in company with an older group of boys, we were helping ourselve
2 CONC s to a farmer's fruit when he started chasing us.  We jumped on a freight train headed for th
2 CONC e copper mines in Bingham Canyon.  After riding we arrived at Welby which was the end of th
2 CONC e line, it was late afternoon.  When I got up even with the engine I was happily surprised t
2 CONC o find out the engineer was my dad.  Boy was he ever surprised to see me, and really shocke
2 CONC d when he found out how I got there.  He wanted to know how I was going to get home, I told h
2 CONC im I didn't know.  He told me it was lucky for me he had to take his engine and some cars bac
2 CONC k to Midvale.  He called Mom up and told her he was bringing me home and it would be late tha
2 CONC t night.  That was a real thrill for me to ride on the engine with my dad.  I sat on the sea
2 CONC t in front of him and before we got home I leaned up against him and went to sleep.  I neve
2 CONC r went on a wild goose chase like that again.  
2 CONT 	My parents were honorable, upright worthy members of the church.  They taught by example an
2 CONC d demonstrated to us that they loved each other and that they loved us.  I never remember hea
2 CONC ring therm quarrel or jangle nor did they gossip or find fault with others.  Their policy was
2 CONC , if you can't say something good about a person you had better not say anything.  I am gla
2 CONC d I grew up in a home where there was a spirit of love and congeniality.  I never remember sa
2 CONC ssing them or showing them disrespect and in this regard I have no regrets.
2 CONT 	Mom used to butter me up and call me her helper boy; she said with only one girl she neede
2 CONC d my help.  She made me feel proud by praising me for what I did.  I used to help her with th
2 CONC e dishes, mop the floors and help take care of my two younger brothers.
2 CONT 	I had a real good teacher in the fourth grade.  She taught us in our reading to sound the le
2 CONC tters and also in our spelling.  She had us stand in two rows.  The one in front stayed in fr
2 CONC ont until he missed a word and then he stepped back.  With the multiplication table she wen
2 CONC t forward and back.  The one in front stayed in front if he gave the correct answer first; i
2 CONC t was keen competition.  The answer was spontaneous without thinking.  She drilled so much th
2 CONC at I learned them about to perfection without thinking. 
2 CONT 	In the fall of 1909 Dad came down with typhoid fever.  They took him to the hospital in Sal
2 CONC t Lake.  A short time later my brother Orean and I came down with it.  Mother put us to bed t
2 CONC ogether; when Donna came down with it she was put to bed in the same room.  Ruel who was tw
2 CONC o years old was taken to 
2 CONT Salt lake to stay with Grandpa and Grandma Wordsworth; then Mom came down with it.  The neigh
2 CONC bors took Elden the baby, two months old at the time.  Lucille Whiting from Mapleton was pai
2 CONC d to come in and take care of us.  Mom got real real bad, they got word to Dad at the hospita
2 CONC l that Mom was not expected to live.  He managed to get out of the hospital, brought a docto
2 CONC r from Salt Lake with him and it was only a short time until Mother had passed the crisis.  A
2 CONC fter being in bed over a month it was like learning to walk over again, was sure weak at firs
2 CONC t.  We were  sure a thankful bunch to all be together again and well enough to enjoy Thanksgi
2 CONC ving dinner together.
2 CONT 	I'll never forget the impression I got when Grandpa Wordsworth came to stay with us for th
2 CONC e first time.  I knew he limped but I didn't realize why.  It dawned on me when he got read
2 CONC y for bed and he took off his wooden leg.  His leg was taken off about ten inches below his k
2 CONC nee.  That was a real shock  for me.  I must have looked like my grandsons looked when I too
2 CONC k out my false teeth the first time.  They put their hands up to their mouth to see if their'
2 CONC s would come out.  Grandpa handled his leg real well; most people wouldn't realize he had a w
2 CONC ooden leg.  It was only natural that I must know what happened.
2 CONT 	In his early married life in company with three others, they were out in the hills getting o
2 CONC ut timber to make railroad ties.  They were using double edged axes.  One of the fellows stuc
2 CONC k his axe up in a log leaving the other sharp side sticking up.  Grandpa slipped and fell bac
2 CONC kward against the sharp edge of the axe sticking up, it cut into the bone and was bleeding pr
2 CONC ofusely.  He asked them to administer to him.  They help the Priesthood but hadn't participat
2 CONC ed in administration.  He told them what to say.  They put him in a wagon and drove several m
2 CONC iles to a doctor.  The doctor said it was nothing short of a miracle that he hadn't bled to d
2 CONC eath.  The doctor took care of it and he was alight, but a short time later due to infectio
2 CONC n and exposure the leg had to be taken off.
2 CONT 	From 1910 to 1912 Dad and our neighbor Mr. Parker each started building a frame home in This
2 CONC tle.  They were separated by a creek running between them; they were able to help each other.
2 CONT 	We moved to Thistle in 1912; I was ten years old.  It was a small railroad town with a popul
2 CONC ation of approximately 200 people.  It had a round house with stalls for a dozen or more engi
2 CONC nes with a turn table in front.  There was a large wooden water tank build about 20 feet abov
2 CONC e the ground with a large metal spout to be lowered and fill the water tank on the back of th
2 CONC e engine.  There was also a large building called the Coal Chute where the engines run unde
2 CONC r and were fueled up.
2 CONT 	A new depot had just been built, also a new four room brick schoolhouse.  There were two sto
2 CONC ries; one was fairly large with an upstairs, where they were able to hold dances and a stag
2 CONC e on one side where plays were put on occasionally.  Postal service was handled in one of th
2 CONC e stores.  What was once the red sandstone school was now the church.  It was heated by a lar
2 CONC ge pot bellied stove.  Sunday School was held each Sunday and Mom taught the class I was in
2 CONC .  Sacrament meeting once a month was conducted by the home missionaries from Springville.
2 CONT 	Thistle was not much more than a wide place in the bottom of the canyon where the creek, rai
2 CONC lroad and highway ran.  Spring 1983 brought extensive mud slides and flooding to many parts o
2 CONC f Utah.  But nowhere was the damage s severe, long lasting, or far-reaching as at Thistle.  A
2 CONC nd while flooding caused temporary damage to many home in Utah, residents of the tiny crossro
2 CONC ads community of Thistle permanently lost their homes, and both rail and highway travel to Ea
2 CONC stern and Southern parts of Utah were disrupted for months.  The Thistle disaster was cause
2 CONC d when a gigantic earth slide created a dam.  Soldier Creek, from the East, and Thistle Creek
2 CONC , from the South, meet at Thistle to form Spanish Fork River which flows into Utah Lake.  Th
2 CONC e two streams; converging behind the dam formed a lake more than 200 feet deep and several mi
2 CONC les long.  A gigantic earth slippage continuing at a pace impossible to keep up with, eventua
2 CONC lly covering the railroad tracks, the river, and the highway with millions of tons of mud, fo
2 CONC rming a dam, creating a lake and submerging the entire community of Thistle.  What first appe
2 CONC ared to be a minor earth slide, resulted in the worst natural disaster in Utah's recorded his
2 CONC tory.
2 CONT 	Thistle was a kid's paradise.  We built a dam in the creek just around the bend from the hou
2 CONC se; it made an ideal swimming hole with large rocks sloping up from the creek where we were a
2 CONC ble to sun ourselves and dive off.  We didn't have bathing suits so we got  a healthy tan.  W
2 CONC e fished in the creek, our poles were long willows with line and hook.
2 CONT 	Our home was built next to the creek about six feet above it, the back bedroom where Orean a
2 CONC nd I slept was only about 30 feet from the water.  I used to enjoy laying in bed and hearin
2 CONC g the water run.  We didn't have running water in he house but obtained our culinary water fr
2 CONC om a spring across the creek; bathing was in a number three metal tub.  There wasn't much fo
2 CONC r us to do, only a few chores, so we spent a lot of time climbing the hills.  We found a lak
2 CONC e and built a raft out of oaks.  We found quite a few rattle snakes and killed some to get th
2 CONC eir rattles.  We knew where to go to find the different variety of flowers:  sego lilies, tig
2 CONC er lilies, Indian paintbrush, honey suckles, larkspurs and others.  Sometimes we would meet t
2 CONC he passenger trains and sell some.
2 CONT 	Dad was a real good fisherman and I used to enjoy going with him.  For bait we got live bul
2 CONC l heads, small fish about an inch and half to two inches long, their head fairly large and ro
2 CONC und. We obtained them along the edge of the creek where the water was shallow.  I carried the
2 CONC m in a small pail to keep them alive. We could come into a hole where there might be one or m
2 CONC ore fishing, and the first thing you know Dad would be pulling fish out, and they were usuall
2 CONC y nice sized ones.  Boy did I get a kick out of it when he landed a nice one; I would rush ov
2 CONC er to take it off the hook, and was I proud of Dad.  The others were curious to know what h
2 CONC e was fishing with.  It seemed it just came natural for him to know how to catch them, an
2 CONC d I am sorry to say I never inherited his skill but I sure did enjoy going with him.   I reme
2 CONC mber more than once when he got back from his run to Soldier Summit he would drop down two o
2 CONC r three holes below the house and come back with fish.  If it was in the morning, and we wer
2 CONC e still in bed and it was time we were up, he came in and laid a wet fish across our face.  Y
2 CONC ou can be assured we were not long piling out to get that slime off. 
2 CONT 	When Dad got back from his run to Soldier Summit, during the day he would cross over the swi
2 CONC tch about a block from our home.  He would blow the whistle one long and two shorts, which me
2 CONC ant he was back and would be home in about half an hour.  We would be watching for him and ju
2 CONC st before he got to the house, Mom and whoever was home would run out to meet him.  Just as w
2 CONC e got ready to grab him he would dodge us and we would take after him yelling and laughing
2 CONC .  He would grab Mom off her feet, swing her around a couple of times; she would go right aft
2 CONC er him as he was real ticklish.  Then we would all gang up on him.  It was something to loo
2 CONC k forward to.
2 CONT 	We didn't know what it was like to have money to spend; there wasn't anything to spend it o
2 CONC n anyhow.  There was no picture show, no hot dog stand, or ice cream parlor.  Oranges and ban
2 CONC anas were only available about twice a year; radio and television hadn't even been thought of
2 CONC , so we had to make our own fun.  A large group of boys and girls used to get together nearl
2 CONC y every evening and play such games as run sheep run, kick the can, duck on the rock, pomp, p
2 CONC omp pull away if you don't come I'll pull you away, and others.  Then for a change a birthda
2 CONC y party and such games as post office and I formed a wreath were played, both kissing games
2 CONC .  The girl stand up, puts her arms in front of her with fingers touching and says, "I for
2 CONC m a wreath."  When she is asked, "What kind of flowers?' and "Who do you want to wear it?" Sh
2 CONC e names her favorite boy; he stands in front facing her, she puts her arms over his head an
2 CONC d they kiss each other.  The game ended one night when one of the girls as they kissed her th
2 CONC rew up (rather embarrassing for both of them.)
2 CONT 	In 1914 we had a severe winter.  It was 35 degrees below zero.  The creek froze over so we c
2 CONC ould skate on it.  The snow was about three feet deep and froze on top so you could walk on i
2 CONC t.  It was so cold that they dismissed school, so we hurried home to get our sleighs and go s
2 CONC leigh riding.  We rode our sleighs belly booster.  While zipping down the hill my sleigh hi
2 CONC t a soft spot; I slid off the sleigh across the crusted snow.  It took the flesh off the sid
2 CONC e of my face leaving it raw and bleeding.  I rushed home as fast as I could go.  Mom nearly f
2 CONC ainted when she saw me.  There was no doctor to go to, but due to her tender care it didn't l
2 CONC eave a scar.  She used Vaseline mixed with boric acid powder.  
2 CONT 	In 1915 Dad got a pass on the railroad to San Francisco for he and Mom, Oreon and I.  We wer
2 CONC e on our way to go to the World's Fair.  Boy, was that something.  We traveled at night, Orea
2 CONC n and I in the upper berth and Mom and Dad in the lower.  There wasn't much head room.  It se
2 CONC emed funny to undress and dress sitting on the bed, rather awkward to pull on you trousers
2 CONC .  We finally went to sleep listening to the wheels go clickety clack, clickety clack over th
2 CONC e joints in the rails.
2 CONT 	We were really excited to arrive in a large city like San Francisco with all it hubbub and a
2 CONC ctivity, much of it built on steep hills.  Some of the street cars were cable cars.  There we
2 CONC re still evidences of the notorious earthquake of 1906 which demolished a good share of the c
2 CONC ity and hundreds of people killed.  The fair grounds covered a large area of ground.  Many na
2 CONC tions of the world were represented by buildings that were typical and exhibits that were mar
2 CONC velous and outstanding.
2 CONT 	In 1916 I graduated out of the eighth grade.  We had eight in our class and our teacher wa
2 CONC s John I. Rayes.  He taught the seventh and eight grades in the same room; while one class wa
2 CONC s reciting, the other would study.  He lived on a ranch at the mouth of Diamond Fork about th
2 CONC ree miles down the canyon.  He rode a horse back and forth every day tying it to a post.  Th
2 CONC e weather was quite rough in the winter, so he grew a full beard.  We got used to it and didn
2 CONC 't think so much about it, but that day in spring when he came with it shaved off we got quit
2 CONC e a kick out of it.  We stood around grinning and laughing.  He was a person of small feature
2 CONC s and we thought he looked like Ichabob Crane.  He was different; if you didn't have the righ
2 CONC t answer sometime he would say, "Oh pig track" or "Johnny get your gun."
2 CONT 	Our eighth grade class of eight students had the thrill of a lifetime when he took us in hi
2 CONC s new Maxwell car some twenty miles to Nebo District exercises in Salem.
2 CONT 	Father purchased a piece of property in Springville at the corner of 6th South and 3rd West
2 CONC .  It consisted of three acres of ground and a four room home at a cost of $650.  The thing t
2 CONC hat prompted the purchase was to provide a home for Grandpa and Grandma Wordsworth, and a pla
2 CONC ce for me to stay when I started High School in the fall of 1916.  I considered it a privileg
2 CONC e to be able to stay with Grandpa and Grandma Wordsworth.  There were four wards in Springvil
2 CONC le at the time.  I made friends with some boys in the neighborhood and ward and they helped t
2 CONC o influence me to get started off on the right foot.  I'll always be grateful for a Dad who w
2 CONC as able to teach by example so that I might follow in his footsteps and spend my time, energ
2 CONC y and money on things that help build one and not to weaken.  
2 CONT 	In the spring of 1917 Dad purchased a five acre peach orchard for the sum of $600; the sourc
2 CONC e of irrigation water was the creek water that flowed out of Hobble Creek Canyon.  The wate
2 CONC r got so low each year they were unable to mature a crop.  The Strawberry Reservoir had jus
2 CONC t been completed and the water was now available.  We then harvested a thousand bushels of pe
2 CONC aches and sold them for $1 per bushel making it possible to pay for the property and have $40
2 CONC 0 to the good the first year.  This was the year that the United States entered the first Wor
2 CONC ld War and to come to the rescue of France, England and others.  Many students in High Schoo
2 CONC l enlisted including some in the sophomore class.  Some of them came to school in their unifo
2 CONC rms before they left; they were real popular.  Such songs as "It's a Long Ways to Tipperary"
2 CONC , "Over There, Over There" and others were popular.
2 CONT 	When school let out I went home to Thistle and got a job working with a Negro at the coal ch
2 CONC ute for the Railroad Co.  Cars of lump coal were spotted on a track over a cement pit covere
2 CONC d with an iron grate spaced to let the coal go through.  It was then hoisted to the top of th
2 CONC e coal chute where the engines could run under and coaled up from a spout.  After we got th
2 CONC e bins filled up, it was my job to coal them up.  I brought a camp cot and did a little feath
2 CONC er bedding (sleeping) between times.  It took two longs and two shorts on the whistle to brin
2 CONC g me on the run.  My shift was from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. at 27 cents an hour.  I felt it wa
2 CONC s only fair for me to turn my checks over to Mom and Dad; there was no place to spend the mon
2 CONC ey anyhow.
2 CONT 	I moved back with Grandpa and grandma to start my sophomore year.  Two of my pals Milton Foe
2 CONC , Harlan Boyer and I had purchased new bicycles, so we decided to break them in by riding t
2 CONC o Salt Lake to spend two days and see the State Fair.  There was no cement surfaced road thi
2 CONC s side of Murray, so it turned out to be quite a jaunt for us.  We really had a good time an
2 CONC d were quite puffed up about it.
2 CONT 	The great flu epidemic hit in 1918, and it was practically world wide.  Many of the soldie
2 CONC r boys died in army camps in this country with it and many of them abroad.  It spread so fas
2 CONC t and they seemed so helpless to control it.  Many in a family would be down with it; many me
2 CONC mbers in a family were known to die with it within tow or three days, as many as four in a fa
2 CONC mily were buried at the same time.  All public gatherings, schools, shows, and church were cl
2 CONC osed down.  People were supposed to tie a cheese cloth mask over their nose and mouth that th
2 CONC ey could breathe into when they ventured out in the public.  It really had people worried eve
2 CONC rywhere.  They were afraid to offer to come in to help, and even though several might be dow
2 CONC n with it at the same time, many of those holding the priesthood were called on to administe
2 CONC r to the sick.  Grandpa was one of those who went a lot and never came down with it.  Our fam
2 CONC ily all had it, but it was a light case and we were so grateful.
2 CONT 	Mom and Dad had talked about moving to Springville where it would be possible for us to atte
2 CONC nd school and church.  In the spring of 1918 something happened that caused Mom to make up he
2 CONC r mind in a hurry to carry that plan out.  My pal Lindsay Parker and I had gone up the cree
2 CONC k about three miles from home.  The railroad track and road were adjacent to the creek and cr
2 CONC ossed it.  A thunder and lightening storm came up and it turned out to be a real cloud burst
2 CONC .  We got under a railroad bridge; the water was pouring down off from the cliffs into the cr
2 CONC eek.  In about a half hour the water had raised about six feet.  We decided to get out and di
2 CONC g for home, afraid it might wash our frame homes out.  The water was funning down the stree
2 CONC t in front and starting to backup and run into the house.  No damage was done to speak of, bu
2 CONC t it threw a scare into everybody.  Mom said, "That does it, we are going to get out of here
2 CONC " and that's what we did.  Dad had bought a place for Grandpa and Grandma and we moved in whe
2 CONC re they had been living.
2 CONT 	As a sophomore I realized that I had a problem with my eyesight.  I was unable to read or se
2 CONC e things at a distance.  In the classroom it was a real handicap with questions or problems o
2 CONC n the board.  I finally realized I had to do something about it.  I had my eyes tested and wa
2 CONC s made aware of how much I had been missing.  I got my glasses but was too big a coward to we
2 CONC ar them, there being only one other in the class wearing them.  I would put them on in a pict
2 CONC ure show and other places occasionally, and then I swallowed my pride and put them on the fir
2 CONC st thing in the morning and took them off the last thing at night. 
2 CONT 	We never had tea or coffee in our home.  Dad told me that I was old enough that I might be t
2 CONC empted to smoke or drink, that it would be harmful to the body, costly, habit forming and off
2 CONC ensive to others, that if I was going to smoke to wait until I saw him smoke and we would smo
2 CONC ke together.  I never saw him smoke.  Milton Noe and I decided to get a cigar and light it u
2 CONC p to see what it was like.  It only took a few puffs and we decided it was not for us.  I a
2 CONC m glad I didn't get sucked in on something like that.  The same thing is true with beer and c
2 CONC offee.  I saw too many who formed the habit and were slaves to it; besides, over the years i
2 CONC t would be costly.
2 CONT 	In the fall of 1918 they held back on starting school on account of the flu.  It was my juni
2 CONC or year.  Milton Noe and I decided to go to Thistle for a job.  We both got a job and even th
2 CONC ough school started again, we decided to stay and work.  it was just after the close of Worl
2 CONC d War One on Nov. 11, 1918 after four years since it started.  People everywhere celebrated f
2 CONC or a day or two.  On Nov. 11 the armistice was signed and the first world war was ended.  Whe
2 CONC n word was received at noon, whistles began to blow.  Everyone got out and joined the throng
2 CONC s in center of town to sing, shout and do foolish thing to know they were jubilant.  I ha
2 CONC d a shotgun, so my friends Milton Noe and Hurlan Boyer bought a box of shotgun shells, remove
2 CONC d the shot from each, and we drove through Main Street firing the gun into the air.  Train lo
2 CONC comotives' whistles and factory whistles blew for half the afternoon until they ran out of st
2 CONC eam.
2 CONT 	I was 17 years old and worked the night shift as a call-boy.  The dispatcher at the depot wo
2 CONC uld get a call for an engine and crew to hook on to a train in an hour and a half and push th
2 CONC em to the top of Soldier Summit and then return to Thistle.  We worked for several months an
2 CONC d missed out on our junior year.  In the fall of 1919 we took classes with the senior class a
2 CONC nd only had three years in high school.  There were 38 in the class that graduated in 1920.
2 CONT 	Dad talked to me in the spring about the family going in together on a project which he ha
2 CONC d been considering for a long time.  Much of the time his work was on the Tintic Branch a
2 CONC s a locomotive engineer between Springville and Eureka.  Joe Vane's 35 acre farm was paralle
2 CONC l with the tracks at Fifth West in Springville.  It was on of the better farms, well kept cho
2 CONC ice crops, a good water right, a good granary, cellar, corn crib and barn and house.  He ha
2 CONC d visualized that as an ideal set up for he and his four sons to settle on, share and share a
2 CONC like, a little Utopia as it were.  Dad would continue to work on the railroad as his job wa
2 CONC s steady and paid well.  The rest were to work on the farm or as many as were needed.  We wou
2 CONC ld turn in the home at Third East and Sixth South which we had moved into in 1918.  This wa
2 CONC s also the home where Grandpa Wordsworth and Grandma lived.  Dad had bought this home for the
2 CONC m.  They would be living with us.  The purchase price was $18,200 which included two cows, tw
2 CONC o horses and the equipment.  It was to be financed by Springville Bank at 8% interest.  The d
2 CONC eal was consummated on May 20, 1920.
2 CONT 	The crops turned out well and the prices were good, with the war being over two years and th
2 CONC ings looking up.  Wheat was $3.00 per bushel at harvest time.  We did like many others and he
2 CONC ld it for a better price and took a lot less in the recession of 1921.  It really caught peop
2 CONC le unexpected.
2 CONT 	When school let out in 1920, I went to work on the cement mixer for Earnest and Lee Boyer, c
2 CONC onstructing the first cement highway between Springville and Spanish Fork.  I failed to mak
2 CONC e it to college that fall.
2 CONT 	After the best harvest in the fall; Harlan Boyer and I got a job in the Spanish Fork sugar f
2 CONC actory.  When we were on the graveyard shift, we steeped our dates out till time to go to wor
2 CONC k and dropped them off on the way to work.  He was going with Florence Christensen from Spani
2 CONC sh Fork, and I was going with a little blonde from Benjamin.  As we returned home the next mo
2 CONC rning, dressed up again after our shift, we noted some look down their nose at us like, "It'
2 CONC s sort of late to be getting home from a date."  It doesn't pay to jump to conclusions.
2 CONT 	Our farm was in the second ward, and I was working with a group of Deacons.  They were a cho
2 CONC ice active group and we had some good times together.  I remember the Utah Lake froze over, a
2 CONC nd I got ten of them in and on a Model T Ford and went ice skating.  There was no snow on th
2 CONC e ice and it was as slick as glass, and I had a few spills.
2 CONT 	This Model T Ford was our first car and we were so proud of it.  It had no glass windows, ju
2 CONC st curtains to fasten on doors when weather was cold or stormy.  There was no starter on th
2 CONC e car; it had to be cranked in font of the motor.  Milton Noe taught me how to drive.  This l
2 CONC esson consisted of sitting in the driver's seat and steering the car.  Milton moved the gas l
2 CONC ever as needed while I put my attention to the steering.  A few blocks on I took over the ga
2 CONC s feed also, and all that remained was to learn how to get the thing to stop properly withou
2 CONC t killing the motor.  One had to use another floor pedal to cut out the clutch.  The trickies
2 CONC t part was knowing how to set the gas lever and the spark lever so that the motor would star
2 CONC t nicely when you got out and walked around front to crank it.  This cranking and having th
2 CONC e motor kick back at you was the worst part of driving, and it kept women from trying to driv
2 CONC e, especially if there were no men folks to do the cranking.  When the motor "kicked" it wen
2 CONC t backward, jerking the handle of the crank out of your hand and spinning it around to knoc
2 CONC k you on the elbow or thereabouts.  Dad later bought a Model A Ford in 1926.  It had glass wi
2 CONC ndows and a starter.  We were proud of it.
2 CONT 	After the boom year of 1920 there was a recession year of 1921 in which all of the countrie
2 CONC s were affected.  We were having difficulty keeping up with farm payments, and I convinced Da
2 CONC d it would be well for me to get a job at Soldier Summit and join him, which I did in 1923
2 CONC .  Dad and Bill Parker had built a two room home out of railroad ties and I moved in with the
2 CONC m and we batched it.  Our bathroom facilities were a number three galvanized tub and a path o
2 CONC utside to a toilet.  My job was to unload railroad oil tank cars into large underground stora
2 CONC ge tanks.  This oil was used to soak the packing used to pack the wheel bearings on the railr
2 CONC oad cars.  It was also used to maintain other supplies needed.  It was a six day a week and S
2 CONC undays off and a trip home each Saturday night and back Sunday night.  Dad and I would go tog
2 CONC ether to Branch dances and socials.  We both loved to dance.  We spent some evenings at Mur
2 CONC l Fullmer's home, playing games and cards.  Then I went back to the farm and stayed there t
2 CONC o work hard trying to get ahead during the 1921 recession. 
2 CONT 	I dated a Springville, Ruth Davidson.  She was not a Latter-Day Saint.  I thought I was in l
2 CONC ove with her and gave her a diamond ring.  My parents tried to persuade me to not go with her
2 CONC , but I was stubborn and thought I could get her to join the Church.  She went to Wyoming t
2 CONC o work, which was probably an answer to my parents prayers.  I became more active in the Chur
2 CONC ch and didn't miss her as much as I thought I would.  Patriarch O. B. Huntington gave me a bl
2 CONC essing December 1926.  It told me if I would be faithful, I would go on a mission and marr
2 CONC y a good girl in the Temple.  Then I began to wonder why I was planning on marrying a girl th
2 CONC at didn't belong to the Church.  I was ordained an Elder on January 23, 1927.  That sprin
2 CONC g I went to Wyoming to see Ruth and we broke our engagement on friendly terms.
2 CONT 	My sister, Donna, was divorced from Braemar Snell, so she and her little 15 month old daught
2 CONC er Arlene came back to the farm to live with mother for 12 years.  It seems that mother and d
2 CONC ad were always giving someone a home.  Dad's mother lived with them in Ogden until she died
2 CONC .  They bought a home for grandma and grandpa Wordsworth.  Later they came and lived on the f
2 CONC arm.  Mother's brother, Clarence, and his wife were out of work and came from California to l
2 CONC ive with them for over a year in 1932.  Bert Sumsion and his family moved from Idaho and wer
2 CONC e living in a cold barn in the winter, so mother had them stay with our family until they cou
2 CONC ld find a home.  Mother and Dad were always so kind and big-hearted to help others, even whe
2 CONC n they were struggling to get ahead themselves.
2 CONT 	The summer of 1927, I started to go with Helen Manwaring.  WE enjoyed each other and had som
2 CONC e good times together.  When I received my mission call to go to the Eastern States in Februa
2 CONC ry of  1928, I decided not to ask her to wait for me.  I thought I was in love with her, bu
2 CONC t wondered if either of us would change while I was gone and not care for each other later
2 CONC .  She wrote such interesting encouraging letters, so before the year was over, I knew I want
2 CONC ed her for my wife and for the mother of my children.  I wrote and told her of my love and ho
2 CONC pes, and she promised to wait for me.
2 CONT 	I first labored in Hartford, Connecticut and Glen Nielson was a wonderful companion.  He wa
2 CONC s 22 years old and I was 26 years old.  I was older than most of the missionaries and fel
2 CONC t a little self-conscious about it at times.  I labored in New Haven, Conn.; Springfield, Mas
2 CONC s; Rochester, N.Y. and all the towns surrounding these cities.  I Kept a journal while on m
2 CONC y mission, so I won't write about my experiences here.  Anyone interested may read my journal
2 CONC s.  I will mention that missionary methods were quite different them.  We had just a few day
2 CONC s training at the Mission Home in Salt Lake City.  There were no plans or organized lessons g
2 CONC iven to us to help us.  We just went out and did tracting, held street meetings and cottage m
2 CONC eetings, and visited members and investigators.  If there were enough members living close en
2 CONC ough, we would hold Sunday School and Sacrament meetings and we were in charge of them.  Usua
2 CONC lly we had to be the speakers and give the lessons.  Sometimes we could get a Mutual meetin
2 CONC g and a social held in a home.  The Lady Missionaries would have Primary in some districts
2 CONC .  There were no L.D.S. chapels.  WE really had to do a lot of praying and studying and rel
2 CONC y on the Lord's help and inspiration.  The missionary rules were not so strict then.  We wer
2 CONC e allowed to go to picture shows, visit other Churches, go to a few sport events and get perm
2 CONC ission from District President to go visit interesting places, such as:  Vermont, the birthpl
2 CONC ace of Joseph Smith, the Sacred Grove, Washington D.C., Boston and others when we were somewh
2 CONC ere near.  Missionary companions were not required to always stay together.  When we travele
2 CONC d it was on the highway, thumbing a ride, and we would stay at members or investigators home
2 CONC s at night.  They were always happy to feed us.  We passed out a lot of literature when we tr
2 CONC acted or held street meetings.  We had good gospel conversations with the people who gave u
2 CONC s rides, and when we were invited into people's homes.  We loaned and sold Books of Mormon
2 CONC .  The missionary methods are so much more efficient now it is no wonder they are making so m
2 CONC any converts.
2 CONT 	I truly enjoyed my mission, and it was hard to say goodbye to those dear people; many tear
2 CONC s were shed.  I still have many fond memories of the people, and we continue to correspond wi
2 CONC th some of them after 55 years.  
2 CONT 	I was thrilled that mother, dad, and my sweetheart were coming east to meet me.  Two years w
2 CONC as a long time to be separated from Helen and my parents.
2 CONT 	I met them at Buffalo, N.Y.  We toured Albany, then went to Niagara Falls and up into Canada
2 CONC .  To Palmyra, the Sacred Grove, and Hill Cumorah.  Visited some of my friends in Rochester
2 CONC , N.Y. and Springfield, Mass.  To Harvard University museum.  Enjoyed the historical places i
2 CONC n Boston.  Went on a ship and it was great to dance for the first time in two years.  Saile
2 CONC d down coast to New York.  Thrill to see sunrise on Statue of Liberty and N.Y. skyline.  In N
2 CONC .Y. we stayed at Eskridge home, an old friend of Mother and Dad.  At one time he lived in a b
2 CONC oxcar in Thistle and now was in the millionaire district.  (Quite a contrast.)  We went to mu
2 CONC seums, art galleries, Central Park--66 blocks long, to Broadway, Cathedral of St. John the De
2 CONC vine.  It was so elaborate; had seven chapels.  We went to a night club, an Opera, Bronx Zo
2 CONC o and many other interesting places.  At the huge Grand Central Station we got on the train t
2 CONC o go to Washington D.C.  It was a clean beautiful city.  Senator and Apostle Reed Smoot gav
2 CONC e us passes to the Bureau of Printing and Engraving where the U.S. money is made.  We went th
2 CONC rough the beautiful Congressional Library, White House, Capitol, Lincoln and Washington memor
2 CONC ials, Smithsonian Institute.  To Arlington Cemetery and to George Washington's home in Mt. Ve
2 CONC rnon.  We enjoyed all this and our trip home on the train.  It was great to be with those I l
2 CONC oved the most again.
2 CONT 	I was surprised when I arrived home to see three long chicken coops on the farm.  They had g
2 CONC one in debt more in 1929 when it was a booming business.  Dad realized it would take more tha
2 CONC n the farm to provide for four sons and their wives.  That was a foolish dream of Dads to hav
2 CONC e us all together, but we went along with him.  It would have been impossible even in good ti
2 CONC mes.  I was worried that they had bought $10,000 worth of baby chicks just when our Church au
2 CONC thorities had been warning the Saints to get out of debt.  They were inspired to give that ad
2 CONC vice even before they knew there was a depression coming.  Well the "Great Depression" come i
2 CONC n 1930.  Eggs sold for 12 cents a dozen and Cocherels and cull chickens sold for 20 cents eac
2 CONC h.  Dad got cataracts on his eyes and had to quit the railroad in 1935.  We had depended on h
2 CONC is good wages to pull us through.  We struggled  on, but kept getting farther behind, even wi
2 CONC th Elden and Ruel going to work in California to help out.  We finally had to turn the farm o
2 CONC ver to the bank.  Other people that plunged into the poultry business lost out also.  
2 CONT 	In March 1935 the Bank sold the farm to Boyer brothers for $13,500 leaving a balance of $1,5
2 CONC 00 to Dad's credit.  Well I had spent 15 years of hard work and had nothing to show for it
2 CONC .  I was sorry for Mother and Dad.  They had sacrificed so much for others when they could ha
2 CONC ve a nice home and easy life on Dad's good wages.  They made a deal to buy the old H. T. Reyn
2 CONC olds home for $2,600.  It was a bargain; a seven room brick house with furnace and modern plu
2 CONC mbing (something they had never had before).
2 CONT 	In the mean-time Helen and I decided to get married even if I didn't have a thing and was st
2 CONC ruggling with the rest of the family on the farm.  We were married in the Salt Lake Temple, O
2 CONC ctober 30, 1830 by George F. Richards.  That was when the "Great Depression" started througho
2 CONC ut the world at the close of World War II.  Helen's father gave us the little house his mothe
2 CONC r had lived in.  One room was log and one was lumber.  There were no conveniences.  I put ele
2 CONC ctric lights in, dug a cesspool and put a sink and cold-water tap in.  We painted it, bough
2 CONC t some nice kitchen and bedroom furniture and were real happy in our little love nest.
2 CONT 	Our daughter Elaine was born at Ekstrom nursing home the next October 8, 1931.  Then Verl wa
2 CONC s born at our home the following October 28, 1932.  Nelda was born at home November 4, 1933
2 CONC .  With three in three years, we had our hands full.  Dr. George Anderson was Helen's docto
2 CONC r and he only charged $25 for delivering each baby  He told me I had better slow down or he w
2 CONC ould have my Bishop send me on another mission.  I was almost 29 and Helen near 26 when we ma
2 CONC rried and I guess we were afraid we would not have time to have much of a family.
2 CONT 	In September 1936 we sold the little home and bought a five room brick house at 13th East an
2 CONC d Center Street.  There was 3 1/2 acres of ground, a barn, coop, brick granary over a cellar
2 CONC , and a young orchard.  I worked at various jobs after we lost the farm and then bought a cow
2 CONC , pigs and a few chickens and a car.
2 CONT 	While living at 13th East, Geniel was born on September 12, 1937; Marilyn on August 22, 1944
2 CONC , at Utah Valley Hospital; and Don on April 24, 1947, at Payson Hospital.  
2 CONT 	I started to work at Utah Service Lumber and Hardware for $70 a month from 1938 until 1949
2 CONC .  Once after asking for a raise, my boss told me if I would quit paying tithing all the time
2 CONC , I wouldn't need a raise.  I answered that I couldn't afford not to pay tithing, working fo
2 CONC r him.  We sold fruit to help increase the income; peaches and apricots for 90 cents - $1 fo
2 CONC r a bushel; raspberries and strawberries for 10 cents a cup, delivered.  I worked from 4 a.m
2 CONC . to 9 p.m. caring for work at home along with my job.  Helen and girls got up at 4 a.m. to p
2 CONC ick berries, then picked again in evening.  Helen spent many night shifts bottling fruit an
2 CONC d doing other work.  If I hadn't had the support of my dear wife and family, we would never h
2 CONC ave made it on my small wages.
2 CONT 	I kept busy in the Church.  I taught a Jr. Genealogy class and a Sunday School class, was Se
2 CONC cretary of Seventies for 9 years, Stake Missionary for 2 years, and a Counselor to Bishop She
2 CONC ffield in the new Sixth Ward for 4 years.
2 CONT 	I was happy to be able to build a nice bathroom, kitchen cabinets, wash room and an extra be
2 CONC droom in the house.  I sold two building lots in the orchard.  In August 1948, we sold the ho
2 CONC me and bought Ben Holley's home at 91 N. 400 E.  It was larger, had a furnace and an apartmen
2 CONC t in the basement to rent.  Our children were glad to be in town and closer to  school.  Do
2 CONC n was 14 months old.
2 CONT 	In August 1949, we went with Orean and Elva to visit our brother Elden and his wife Franci
2 CONC s in Redwood City, California.  We went through Redwood forest to see the giant trees, and t
2 CONC o San Francisco.  Returned by way of Hoover Dam, Bryce and Zion Canyons.  WE were a day lat
2 CONC e getting home and W. W. Clyde fired me from my job at Utah Lumber.  Helen cried and we wonde
2 CONC red what we would do.  I worked at different jobs and then in November was elected by a larg
2 CONC e majority of votes to Springville City Recorder.  So my being fired was really a blessing i
2 CONC n disguise.  I worked there 17 years.
2 CONT 	Our daughter Elaine married Bernell Anderson May 4, 1950 in Salt Lake Temple.  They moved t
2 CONC o Benjamin.  Nelda married Vaughn Behrmann August 29, 1952 at home.  They lived in Mapleton.
2 CONT 	December 1952, Helen and I went to Pasadena, California to visit Elden and family, and to So
2 CONC uth Gate where our son Verl was working.  I had the privilege of ordaining him an Elder Decem
2 CONC ber 28, 1952.  We saw the Rose Parade and other interesting sights.
2 CONT 	I was Stake Genealogical Chairman from 1949 to 1954.  I arranged for a group of 30 members f
2 CONC rom our Stake to make a trip to St. George and Arizona Temples.  Helen and I had the privileg
2 CONC e of talking in both meetings prior to the sessions.
2 CONT 	Our son Verl spent two years in the Army in Alaska, then went to California again to work
2 CONC .  In August 1956, he was called to go on a mission to Gulf States Mission, the first mission
2 CONC ary called from the Tenth Ward.
2 CONT 	I was Superintendent of Tenth Ward M.I.A. from 1954 to 1955.  The following year I was Hig
2 CONC h Priest Group Leader; then Ward Genealogical chairman in 1957.  I was set apart as Springvil
2 CONC le Stake High Priest Secretary September 22, 1959.
2 CONT 	When Verl returned from his mission in 1958, he went to an electronics school in Chicago.  H
2 CONC e met Hilda De Laney in Salt Lake and she followed him out there.  They were married by the B
2 CONC ishop and then he had to give up his schooling and go to work.
2 CONT 	Our family was getting small.  We took Don and Marilyn on a trip to Bryce and Grand Canyon a
2 CONC nd later to Yellow stone Park.  On the way we were happy to be able to go through the Idaho F
2 CONC alls Temple in 1960.
2 CONT 	Our daughter Geniel took a nursing course and roomed with girls going to B.Y.U.  She met Rus
2 CONC sell Sly and they were married December 20, 1961 in the Manti Temple.
2 CONT 	I bought a 1962 Impala Chevy in 1964 for $2,100.  So we decided to take a trip in June to Se
2 CONC attle, Washington.  I just sat back and relaxed and let Marilyn who was 20, and Don, 17, tak
2 CONC e turns driving.  We spent several days with cousins George and Mary Ashcraft, seeing many in
2 CONC teresting sights.  They had never had any children and they enjoyed us and our children.  W
2 CONC e rode down highway 101, the coast route from Seattle to San Francisco, following the ocean f
2 CONC or hundreds of miles.  The scenery was gorgeous.  We passed through the Giant Redwood forest
2 CONC , visited San Francisco and its China Town, then on to Long Beach to visit brother Elden an
2 CONC d family, and our son Verl, his wife Hilda and little Robin.  We enjoyed seeing interesting p
2 CONC laces and spent a lot of time at the beach riding the waves, etc.
2 CONT 	Marilyn attended USAC in Logan for three years, working during summer and at college librar
2 CONC y to help pay her expenses.  She met Robert Mayer there and they were married in the Manti Te
2 CONC mple September 3, 1965.  She went to school the next year and graduated.  
2 CONT 	Don started to go to B.Y.U. in 1965, then joined the Air Force June 1966.  He was sent to Lo
2 CONC wry Air Force base in Denver, Col.  That fall on Labor Day weekend Bob and Marilyn drove us d
2 CONC own there to see Don and to celebrate their first wedding anniversary.  Marsha Hayward, a Leh
2 CONC i girl that Don had been going with, went with us.  Don got time off duty and we went to th
2 CONC e Museum of Natural History, the Zoo, U.S. Mint, the show "Dr. Schivaugo." to Fast Mtg. and h
2 CONC eaded home on Labor Day.
2 CONT 	Geniel and Russ were living in Hermosa Beach, Cal. and when their daughter Carolyn was bor
2 CONC n July 13, 1967 we went down for three weeks.  We decided to ride down on the train.  We reac
2 CONC hed Las Vegas at noon and the railroad workers went on strike at noon; we were stranded.  Ext
2 CONC ra buses were brought in but they were already loaded.  We prayed that we could get there soo
2 CONC n to help 
2 CONT Geniel.  A lady that we visited with on the train, phoned her husband in Anaheim, Cal. to com
2 CONC e and get her and their children.  They offered to take us to their home.  That was an answe
2 CONC r to our prayers.  Elden lived in Anaheim, so he could take us to his home, then Russ came an
2 CONC d got us.  Geniel lived a few blocks from the beach and I would jog along the beach every mor
2 CONC ning.  We sailed over to Catalina Island.  Verl came and took us to Huntington Museum.
2 CONT 	I had retired from my job as City Recorder in March 1967 after working there for 17 years
2 CONC .  For a little vacation, we drove down to St. George and stayed at the Temple cabins for a w
2 CONC eek; going to the Temple everyday.  It was a restful and spiritual experience.
2 CONT 	Bishop Jacobson asked us consider going on a mission in about six months.  We told him we ha
2 CONC d no savings and would need to rent our home for enough income.  We accepted and prayed tha
2 CONC t we would be able to get the finance necessary.  I was called to jury duty on a federal cas
2 CONC e in S.L.C. in September.  This provided the extra money we needed, and Weldon Thacker's fami
2 CONC ly wanted to rent our home in the spring.  We were called to the Southern States Mission Ma
2 CONC y 4, 1968.  After spending two wonderful weeks at the Mission Home in S.L.C. we left home i
2 CONC n June to Mission Headquarter in Atlanta, Georgia.
2 CONT 	I was released as Sec. of Stake High Priest Quorum after having served since 1959.  The Stak
2 CONC e High Priests put four new tires on my car and gave us each $100.  The Ward High Priests gav
2 CONC e me the four scriptures.  They were leather bound and in large print.  This was a blessing b
2 CONC ecause I had impaired vision with glaucoma.  The Tenth Ward gave us $200 for traveling expens
2 CONC es.  Many friends and relatives gave us money to help.
2 CONT 	It was a beautiful drive through eight states, we enjoyed every minute of it.  We arrived a
2 CONC t Mission Headquarters in five days, and stayed overnight there with Pres. and Sis. Charles W
2 CONC . Nibley.  He sent us to Dothan, Alabama where District Pres. Maxwell assigned us to work i
2 CONC n Eufaula, Alabama.  We found a nice apartment in the large home of a Baptist widow, Anna Bel
2 CONC le Taylor.  She was a lot of fun and very kind to us, just like a mother.  She had rented t
2 CONC o L.D.S. missionaries for fourteen years but couldn't be converted.
2 CONT 	We were not assigned to do proselyting, but to help in the Branch.  Eufaula members were tra
2 CONC nsferred to the Lodi Branch, a distance of 22 miles.  There was discontentment about it and c
2 CONC riticism of the leaders, and inactivity.  We worked to get them more active and to be enthuse
2 CONC d about building a new chapel in Eufaula; we helped them with fund raising projects.  They we
2 CONC re not having Primary, M.I.A. or Relief Society.  Helen advised the Sisters and President o
2 CONC f Branch to have those organizations meet while Priesthood was being held just before Sunda
2 CONC y School and Sacrament.  The families made the long drive together and meetings were all on S
2 CONC unday, like we now have all over the church.  This worked and attendance and activity increas
2 CONC ed.  The beautiful chapel was started in December 1968 and completed, except for landscaping
2 CONC , in June 1969.
2 CONT 	After being there nine months we were pleased to see the Branch more united and reverent an
2 CONC d running smoothly.  They had a farewell for us and gave us a silver plate.
2 CONT 	We were transferred to Highland Home Branch in March, where Brother Best had us stay at hi
2 CONC s home until we could find a place to rent.  His wife was in Florida and he gave us a key an
2 CONC d told us to help ourselves to food in he fridge and deep freeze.  We moved into a trailer ho
2 CONC use belonging to Mary Registar.  I was Branch President, with Ford Beesley and John Nimmer a
2 CONC s counselors.  Helen was R.S. and Primary President and Treasurer and teacher.  We enjoyed ou
2 CONC r labors there also, but there was more responsibility.  When we left after three months, the
2 CONC y were able to take over the leadership.  We asked to be released after one year as our rente
2 CONC rs were leaving, Don was due home from the Air Force, and mother was 90 years old and might n
2 CONC ot be here much longer.  We loved the people there and had enjoyed their Southern hospitabili
2 CONC ty.  WE were blessed spiritually, financially, and physically.  We were grateful for the priv
2 CONC ilege of serving in the mission field.  After being released June 9, 1969, we visited Indepen
2 CONC dence, Mo.; Adam-on-diomen, Liberty jail, Nauvoo and Carthage jail on the way home.  We had g
2 CONC one through 15 states going to and from our mission.  We had a savings account of $1,000, th
2 CONC e first one during our married life of almost 40 years.  We used it to remodel our bathroom.
2 CONT 	Mother passed away at a rest home July 1, 1970.  She would have been 91 years old on July 27
2 CONC .  She was a wonderful mother who sacrificed and worked hard for her children and taught us t
2 CONC o live the Gospel.
2 CONT 	Our son Don married Lynda O'Driscoll in Salt Lake Temple January 8, 1971.  There was a big s
2 CONC nowstorm, making it bad traveling and for the reception at our ward that night.  Lynda live
2 CONC d with us for two months before they were married.
2 CONT 	Helen and I were called along with other couples to do sealings and initiatory work for si
2 CONC x months at the Manti Temple.  We went down every Tuesday and spent the whole day.  A great p
2 CONC rivilege.
2 CONT 	We went to California during the winter of 1971 and 1973 to visit with son Verl and brothe
2 CONC r Elden.  They took us to many interesting places:  Knotts Berry Farm, Disneyland, Salvang-Da
2 CONC nish town, Port 0' Call, Temple, Mission in Capistrana, Princess Louise ship, Japanese Park
2 CONC , Busch Gardens, Montery Park, Wax Museum and Palace of Arts at Buena Park.
2 CONT 	Don, Lynda, and one year old Ryan lived with us two months while they finished building thei
2 CONC r new home in Payson.
2 CONT 	Our children had a surprise party for our 45th Wedding Anniversary.  All except Verl and mos
2 CONC t grandchildren were there.
2 CONT 	Because my eye sight got worse I had a cataract removed from one eye, but it didn't seem t
2 CONC o help because glaucoma was worse and there was deterioration in my eyes.  When I went to ge
2 CONC t my drivers license in November 1975, my eyes were so bad they wouldn't renew it.  Dr. Oake
2 CONC s planned on a iridectomy operation to see if it might help me to see well enough to get a li
2 CONC cense.  The family fasted and prayed for me, I was administered to and my name was put on th
2 CONC e prayer list in the Temple.  The Dr. checked my eyes just before time for the operation an
2 CONC d my eyes had improved so he didn't operate and gave me a permit to get a drivers license i
2 CONC n daylight at 40 mph.  We were all grateful for the Lord's blessing to me.
2 CONT 	Helen and I were greeters at Church for Sunday School and in charge of scheduling all activi
2 CONC ties for three wards in our ward building.  We also enjoyed going to the Temple every Tuesda
2 CONC y to do two sessions.
2 CONT 	We went on an interesting trip with the Senior Citizens to San Diego in January 1976.  We we
2 CONC nt on a whale boat tour, zoo, and African wild life Safari, Sea World, planetarium and staye
2 CONC d overnight on the Queen Mary Ship.
2 CONT 	In July we flew up to Geniel's.  I went deep sea fishing and caught a salmon, flying with Ru
2 CONC ss, and to Victoria, British Columbia and a large aquarium with cousin George.
2 CONT 	We went to Grand Teton National Park in 1978, then to Flaming Gorge with the Senior Citizens
2 CONC .  Both trips were enjoyable.  October 1982, Elva drove us down to Cedar City to visit Ruel a
2 CONC nd Phyllis.  We went to St. George Temple, toured old Tabernacle and Brigham Young's home, an
2 CONC d rode over the famous Virgin highway and gorge cut through solid rock mountains.
2 CONT 	My brother Orean passed away suddenly August 3, 1978.  He had been bad with arthritis for se
2 CONC veral years.  My brother-in-law and good friend Zenos Manwaring died August 1, 1979 at a Res
2 CONC t Home.
2 CONT 	Helen and I both had hearing losses that made it necessary to get hearing aids May 1978.
2 CONT 	Christmas of 1979 we had a family Christmas party at the Church.  Helen decorated a tree wit
2 CONC h small gifts for everyone.  Lynda and Marilyn's children presented a beautiful play about th
2 CONC e birth of Christ, along with other program numbers.  Santa brought gifts for all the grandch
2 CONC ildren.  Refreshments and fun were enjoyed by 32 family members.
2 CONT 	For our 50th Wedding anniversary the children had a lovely reception at the Church for us
2 CONC .  All of our children and grandchildren were there except four of them.  many friends and re
2 CONC latives attended.  We received nice gifts and many cards.  The next day our family had a picn
2 CONC ic at Canyon View Park.  We have had 50 wonderful years together, even though it was a strugg
2 CONC le at times.  We love and are proud of our family.
2 CONT 	Because of Lloyd's very poor eye sight and failing health he was unable to finish his histor
2 CONC y so his wife Helen will complete it.
2 CONT 	In the spring of 1980 Lloyd had a bad cough that lingered on in spite of doctor's help.  H
2 CONC e lost weight and only weighed 119 pounds.  The doctor was afraid of cancer so Lloyd had al
2 CONC l kinds of tests and x-rays.  There was no serious problem except a dark spot on upper arm
2 CONC .  He had it operated on and a bone biopsy taken to see if it was a bone tumor, but it wasn't
2 CONC .  He had laser beam treatment on his eyes, but instead of it helping his bad eye sight, hi
2 CONC s vision rapidly got worse until he was almost blind.  Lloyd continued to get weaker and mor
2 CONC e handicapped because of his weak eyes, but he could not give up working in the yard and help
2 CONC ing me.  
2 CONT 	In the meantime, my (Helen) back got worse with arthritis.  i was in bed or in the hospita
2 CONC l all of June and July, 1983.  I was nauseated and lost 25 pounds and got very weak.  Finall
2 CONC y operated on me July 21.  Lloyd worried so about me, he got worse, discouraged and depresse
2 CONC d after coming to the hospital to see me.  He tried to put on a brave front, but just got s
2 CONC o bad Nelda took him to Mt. View hospital the night of July 23.  Dr. LoRoy said his heart an
2 CONC d lungs were okay, but he was in acute depression.  Two days later a nurse found him unconsci
2 CONC ous on the bathroom floor.  One lung had filled with water and he was in a coma.  He was unco
2 CONC nscious long enough that oxygen didn't get to vital organs.  The doctor said Lloyd could no
2 CONC t last long, that machines might keep him alive longer, but he would be helpless in mind an
2 CONC d body because of so much brain damage.  So we are grateful the Lord saw fit to take him.  El
2 CONC aine, Lynda and Don were with him when he passed quietly away at 4 a.m. July 27, 1983.  Neld
2 CONC a was with me.  I went to the viewing and funeral at Church on an ambulance stretcher.  Lloy
2 CONC d looked so peaceful, it consoled me that he didn't look so distressed anymore.
2 CONT 	The coffin, flowers and service were beautiful.  All the children, most grandchildren and ma
2 CONC ny relatives and friends attended.  It was on August 1, 1983.  He was buried in the Springvil
2 CONC le, Utah City Cemetery.
2 CONT 	Lloyd was survived by his wife, 2 sons - Verl and Don, and 4 daughters - Elaine Anderson, Ne
2 CONC lda Behrmann, Geniel Sly, Marilyn Mayer; and 25 grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren; a siste
2 CONC r - Donna Whiting, and 2 brothers - Ruel and Elden Ashcraft.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	Words to a Song that Lloyd often sang:
2 CONT I was born about 4,000 years ago 
2 CONT And there's nothing happened since, that I don't know
2 CONT I saw the serpent search the garden o'er
2 CONT I saw Eve and Adam driven from the door
2 CONT While the apple they were eating
2 CONT Round the bushes I was beating
2 CONT I can swear that I'm the guy that ate the core.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I was there when Cain killed Abel in the glade
2 CONT I can prove the game was poker that they played
2 CONT When it came to the rub
2 CONT Did Cain kill him with a club
2 CONT No, I think it was a diamond or a spade
2 CONT 
2 CONT I taught Solomon his little ABC's
2 CONT I helped Brigham Young invent limburger cheese
2 CONT I went sailing down the bay
2 CONT With Methuselah one day
2 CONT And I saved his flowing whiskers from the breeze
2 CONT 
2 CONT Queen Elizabeth fell dead in love with me
2 CONT A honeymoon in New York was to be
2 CONT But I turned around and shook her
2 CONT And I went with General Hooker
2 CONT To fight mosquitoes down in Tennessee
2 CONT 
2 CONT I am a highly educated man
2 CONT To keep my brains beneath my hat, I plan
2 CONT I've lived on earth so long
2 CONT But for you I'll sing this song
2 CONT How Abraham and Isaac rushed the can
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2 SURN Manwaring
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Dec 1904
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 May 1990
2 PLAC Provo, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE 22 May 1990
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 5 Jan 1913
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1 NAME Don Orean /Ashcraft/
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1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 18 Aug 1874
2 PLAC Provo, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 14 Feb 1940
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 3 Apr 1885
1 ENDL
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1 NAME Abigail /Wordsworth/
2 SURN Wordsworth
2 GIVN Abigail
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Jul 1879
2 PLAC Royal City, Lncln, Nevada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Jul 1970
2 PLAC Orem, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 4 May 1888
1 ENDL
2 DATE 29 Mar 1899
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1 NAME John Henry /Manwaring/
2 SURN Manwaring
2 GIVN John Henry
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 18 May 1866
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Sep 1950
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE 7 Sep 1950
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 AFN 1k0p-wq
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2 DATE 16 Dec 1875
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1 NOTE This sketch and happenings of my life was written, November 1942 when I was 76 1/2 years old
2 CONC , to my grandchildren whose names are: Karma Hill, Clyde Hill, Blaine Hill, Harold Hill, Ann
2 CONC a Jane Hill, Elaine Ashcraft, Verl Ashcraft, Nelda Ashcraft and Geniel Ashcraft, and to my gr
2 CONC eat-grandchildren should any be born, and placed in a deposit box to be opened in fifty years
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT I, John Henry Manwaring son of Henry Manwaring and Sarah Barber, was born May 18, 1866 at San
2 CONC dlach, Cheshire, England. My parents having Joined the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day S
2 CONC aints we emigrated to Utah in 1870, arriving in Salt Lake City in November the same year, aft
2 CONC er a journey of about one month. Sea and train service was very slow and accommodations poor.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I was one of a family of seven boys and two girls as follows: Herbert, George, Eleanor, Mary
2 CONC , David, Jesse, myself John Henry, and Albert, a brother William having died in infancy. Herb
2 CONC ert the oldest, at the age of sixteen, preceded us to Utah to assist in preparing the way fo
2 CONC r our coming. He made the journey in a sailing vessel and across the plains by ox team and co
2 CONC vered wagon, walking most of the distance, driving ox teams. He had never seen an ox team bef
2 CONC ore.
2 CONT 
2 CONT There were no railroads built in that early day for travel. He was in a company of four or fi
2 CONC ve hundred saints with some returning Elders in charge. Before he left England he was promise
2 CONC d by the gift of tongues that he should go to Zion (Utah) and be the means of getting his fat
2 CONC her's family to Utah, which he did by borrowing money from the Church Emigration Fund. Afte
2 CONC r arriving in Utah he got employment on the farm of a Mr. Thompson at Draper and while plowin
2 CONC g in the field a terrific thunder storm came up and lightning struck him and killed his horse
2 CONC , burned his clothes and he was picked up for dead, but the Lord preserved his life so he wa
2 CONC s restored, although his hearing on one side was affected.
2 CONT 
2 CONT When he left England in 1866, my brother Albert and I were not born so he didn't get to see u
2 CONC s until we arrived in Salt Lake City in November, 1870, the year after the railroad was buil
2 CONC t to Utah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT We lived in Salt Lake City until May, 1871, during which time my father had a long spell of s
2 CONC ickness of mountain fever and my s sister Mary died. Then we moved to Springville, by brothe
2 CONC r Herbert bringing us by horse and covered wagon. We were two and one-half days making the tr
2 CONC ip. There wasn't a house between Pleasant Grove and Provo. Orem was all sage brush and Prov
2 CONC o River was dangerous to cross on account of high water and no bridge. We had to ford the riv
2 CONC er.
2 CONT 
2 CONT My first home in Springville was on the corner of Main and 1st South Streets, an old adobe an
2 CONC d log rented house. , My brother George and Sister Eleanor remained in Salt Lake City. Fathe
2 CONC r obtained employment at his trade as a shoemaker. He learned the trade in England starting w
2 CONC hen he was eight years old. In those days our shoes were almost entirely made by shoemakers b
2 CONC y hand and one could scarcely buy shoes or boots in the stores.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In my youth I didn't have much chance for schooling, Just two to four months during the winte
2 CONC r. My first teachers were Amelia Curtis, Mary B. Crandall, wife of Spicer Cranda11. She alway
2 CONC s dismissed school and took us to fast meeting at 10 A.M. the first Thursday of each month wh
2 CONC en fast meeting was held. After the four wards were organized fast meeting time was changed t
2 CONC o the first Sunday in each month. At these meetings I enjoyed the testimonies, and many time
2 CONC s the speaking in tongues and the interpretation of the same.
2 CONT I was baptized December 16, 1875 by Thomas Child and confirmed by Lucien N. Scoville.  I atte
2 CONC nded Sunday School regularly in the old white meeting House and well remember Brigham Young c
2 CONC oming to Springville by horse and buggy and the Sunday School children and people lined up o
2 CONC n each side of the street and escorted him in the meeting house where he spoke to the people.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT I Joined the first Primary that was organized in Springville, My mother was in the presidenc
2 CONC y then. It was called Saturday School as we met on Saturday at 2 P.M.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I was ordained a Deacon at age 16 February 28, 1882 by William H. Kelsey and was the younges
2 CONC t Deacon in Springville. Our duty consisted of caring for the meeting house, collecting woo
2 CONC d from the people and cutting it in three-foot lengths for firing as there was no coal in tho
2 CONC se early days and no meeting house janitors. I labored under the presidency of Hozias Strong
2 CONC , Johah Phillips and my father and later as a counselor to John Peterson. We also collected t
2 CONC he fast offerings by visiting each home with team and wagon, fast offerings being mostly prod
2 CONC uce ? very little cash.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I kept fires in the vestry of the old meeting house for Patriarch John Smith when he gave ble
2 CONC ssings. Then he visited each ward in the church. He was the presiding and only Patriarch of t
2 CONC he Church and was the son of Hyrum Smith, who was killed with his brother, Joseph, the Prophe
2 CONC t.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I was ordained a Teacher, November 4, 1884 by John Tuckett and was the youngest teacher in Sp
2 CONC ringville. My first companion was John M. Clements. I Joined the first Y.M.M.I.A. organized i
2 CONC n Springville.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I was ordained an Elder January 20, 1885 by Bishop Nephi Packard and was the youngest Elder i
2 CONC n Springville and still continued by duty as a ward teacher.
2 CONT 
2 CONT As a boy with other boys and girls in the summer I would glean ground cherries in the fields
2 CONC , pod them, and mother would scald and dry them and sell them to the stores as dried fruit an
2 CONC d oh, wasn't ground cherry pie good, yum yum. I would also glean wheat heads in the wheat fie
2 CONC lds after the harvest--sacks full, all I could carry home' then would thrash and clean chaf
2 CONC f out by the wind and carry wheat to the grist mill to be ground into flour. I worked for th
2 CONC e farmers at odd farm Jobs, one year as chore boy for Bishop William Bringhurst who was the S
2 CONC econd Bishop of Springville. He put me to work in his cellar cutting potatoes for planting. M
2 CONC rs. Bringhurst had a jar of cookies in the seller and oh, weren't they good, yum-yum.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The luxuries of life were few, plenty of corn meal mush ; with skim milk and molasses made fr
2 CONC om sugar cane. I was invited t to attend a benefit party with my boy and girl companions whic
2 CONC h cost $.50. I didn't have $.50 and neither did my parents. I felt so disappointed that I pra
2 CONC yed to the Lord that he would open the way for me to get $.50. I had a little scrub runt o
2 CONC f a calf that had been given to me. John M. Dalton passing by saw it and offered me $3.00 fo
2 CONC r it which I gladly accepted as it wasn't worth a dollar; thus my prayer was answered and I h
2 CONC ad $2.50 left, and wasn't I happy for this was the first 13.00 I had ever had.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Word came to town the Z.C.M.I. Store Freight Wagon had arrived from Salt Lake City and brough
2 CONC t 100 lbs of sugar which was worth $20.00. Mother hurried to the store to get ten cents worth
2 CONC . That was all she could afford.
2 CONT 
2 CONT June 3, 1804 while living with my brother Herbert at Granger Ward, Salt Lake County, I receiv
2 CONC ed a Patriarchal blessing from William J. Smith. while living here some older boys on Sunda
2 CONC y were drinking apple cider and gave to me freely which made me sick drunk. I went out in th
2 CONC e field and vomited, sick as a pig, with sorrow in my heart and ashamed.  I prayed to God fo
2 CONC r forgiveness with a promise that I would not do such a thing again. After I found out the bo
2 CONC ys had added a bottle of alcohol in the cider.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In the spring of 1888 in company with C.A. Stane I engaged with George E. Anderson to canvas
2 CONC s for pictures in Cache Valley going to Logan. Being impressed with the sight of the Temple
2 CONC , I made my way to the Temple ground and feeling I was treading on holy ground removed my hat
2 CONC . As I walked around the building and being impressed with a desire to enter that holy hous
2 CONC e with the rest of my father's family I sat down on the window sill on the South side and pra
2 CONC yed earnestly to God to open the way that we might be able as a family to come there and be s
2 CONC ealed for time and eternity, with a promise if He would bless me with means I would use it fo
2 CONC r that purpose. 1 wrote to my parents and told them of my visit to the Temple and advised the
2 CONC m to get ready to come there with a promise that I would pay the expenses. I never had a doll
2 CONC ar, and there were nine of us as follows: Father, mother, Herbert, George, Eleanor, David, Je
2 CONC sse, Albert and myself. 'When they got my letter Father said, "Pooh that boy thinks he can d
2 CONC o a lot." The expenses would be about $75.00, and there wasn't one of the family that had eno
2 CONC ugh to pay their railroad fare. Mother said to Father, "Let's try, maybe the Lord will open t
2 CONC he way." And he did, for in a year we were all there and I had the money to bear the expense
2 CONC , and oh what a happy reunion for three days, and the blessing of being sealed together a
2 CONC s a family for time and all eternity. That was the last time we were together as George and E
2 CONC leanor died.
2 CONT 
2 CONT During one winter I worked for Joseph Bate at Soldier Summit getting out Railroad ties for th
2 CONC e D. & R. G. when it was being built to Denver, for $1.00 per day. When I returned home I gav
2 CONC e my earnings to my father to apply on the little home he was buying where the Seminary and H
2 CONC igh School Shops are now located. When we moved there in a little log and frame house I coul
2 CONC d stand on the fence and Jump over the Evergreen tree which now stands Just East of the Semin
2 CONC ary.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1889 I received employment from John W. Young of Salt Lake City (son of Brigham Young) i
2 CONC n answer to prayer and a promise to the Lord that I would pay my tithing and use the mean
2 CONC s I received for good.  While in his employ I lived with him in the Beehive House (Just Wes
2 CONC t of the Eagle Gate, both of which was built by his father, Brigham Young). In I,n March 189
2 CONC 0 he recommended me to President Wilford Woodruff for a mission and I was called to go to th
2 CONC e Southern States T!mission. He advised me to get married if I could leave my wife in a comfo
2 CONC rtable home. At once I came home to Springville and made arrangements to get married and I wa
2 CONC sn't even engaged, but that only took a minute to bind the bargain, for I had previously pray
2 CONC ed to be directed in the choice of a companion, which choice was Anna [Mary Peterson (daughte
2 CONC r of Magnus and Ingree Peterson of Springville.) Before leaving, we were married in the Loga
2 CONC n Temple by President M. W. Merrill, February 26, 1890 and took up our abode with her parent
2 CONC s for two weeks before leaving for my mission March 11, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I was ordained a seventy and set apart for my mission to the Southern States by Apostle Hebe
2 CONC r J. Grant, leaving Salt Lake City March 11' 1890 in company with 15 other Elders for differe
2 CONC nt fields of labor. On my arrival at Chattanooga, Tennessee I was appointed to labar in the N
2 CONC orth Alabama Conference by President William Spry. During this mission I labored with ten dif
2 CONC ferent companions, some of which were timid and backward on account of mob violence, two elde
2 CONC rs having been killed by mobs about a year before I was called. This made it difficult to pro
2 CONC gress. On account of persecution we couldn't get many appointments to hold meetings and saint
2 CONC s and friends were a long distance apart so we had very long, tedious walks. I was anxious t
2 CONC o do my duty and put forth every effort in my missionary work. At one time I secured an old s
2 CONC choolhouse to hold meetings, in the back woods. There was no floor, with slab benches for sea
2 CONC ts where hogs sometimes slept. There were about 50 or 60 people present. My companion had ha
2 CONC d no experience in speaking so the responsibility seemed to depend upon me with the Lord's as
2 CONC sistance. I went out into the woods alone and prayed earnestly for God's help and I receive
2 CONC d it.  After my companion had spoken but 5 minutes I spoke with freedom for forty minutes fo
2 CONC r the Lord seemed to put words into my mouth.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Our Conference covered Alabama and the North Part of Mississippi. May 9, 1891 I was appointe
2 CONC d President of the Conference by President William Spry, after which he was released and J. G
2 CONC olden Kimball was appointed to take his place. We traveled almost entirely without purse or s
2 CONC cript depending or the hospitality of the, people for food and bed, yet we were refused enter
2 CONC tainment many many times but in the main people were very kind, especially the saints and man
2 CONC y friends.
2 CONT 
2 CONT We held our district conference at the home of the Saints with President Kimball and eight El
2 CONC ders and 150 Saints and friends who cared for us without cost. I hired a Negro with his mul
2 CONC e team and wagon to go to the Railroad Station twelve miles to bring President Kimball and th
2 CONC e Elders to Conference and we road on board seats across the wagon bed as spring seats were o
2 CONC ut of the question. I returned President Kimball back to the Railroad Station by horseback le
2 CONC ading his horse back.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I received my release March, 1892 after two years absence. I returned home and took up my abo
2 CONC de with my wife at the home of her parents where we lived for more than a year. During the su
2 CONC _mer of 1892 I got employment on the railroad as a section hand and as a mason tender buildin
2 CONC g the H. T. Reynolds three-story building on the corner of Main and Second South opposite th
2 CONC e Springville Bank.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I took sick and was nigh unto death. It was six months before I gained enough strength to wor
2 CONC k again. Doctor Morris said I had Malaria fever, then typhoid fever, then typhoid pneumonia
2 CONC , lastly he said I was in the first stage of consumption and he could do nothing more for m
2 CONC e and told my wife we were at liberty to get another Doctor. This long sick spell brought m
2 CONC e down so low, poor and weak that for a time I couldn't walk, stand, or dress myself withou
2 CONC t assistance and I got so thin my wife could carry me to bed. By her kind treatment and the a
2 CONC ssistance of her parents Magnus and Ingree Peterson and many friends and the Lord's help I re
2 CONC covered after being administered to a number of times. Thanks to my many friends and for God'
2 CONC s mercy my life was spared by faith at one administration. Elder Benjamin T. Blanchard promis
2 CONC ed me that by my faith I should be healed after I had suffered as long as the Lord designed
2 CONC . At the last administration my father offered an earnest prayer, John M. Clements anointed m
2 CONC e with oil to the end I should be healed and William F. Wiscombe sealed the anointing, rebuke
2 CONC d the disease and promised me I should be healed and recover from that very moment. Inside o
2 CONC f an hour I arose from my chair (where I was bolstered up and walked to my bedroom which I ha
2 CONC d not done before for over two months without assistance. I remained awake all night, my lung
2 CONC s sluffed off more than a gallon of puss and corruption. In the morning my lungs seemed as cl
2 CONC ear as ever before although I was left weak and poor. I began to recover and gain strength an
2 CONC d I attended the doctor's funeral who gave me up to die.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The first fast and testimony meeting I attended in the old white meeting house I bore testimo
2 CONC ny to the goodness of God to me. Brother William Clegg spoke in tongues and Sister Sarah Harr
2 CONC ison speaking direct to me gave the interpretation which was to the effect that God had spare
2 CONC d my life for he had a work for me to do and that positions of trust and responsibility await
2 CONC ed me if I remained faithful. Soon after I was appointed to visit all the wards in Utah Stak
2 CONC e which covered all of Utah County at their regular sacrament meetings which were held Sunda
2 CONC y afternoons at 2 P.M. Each city or town in the stake had but one ward except Provo which ha
2 CONC d four wards. My companions were Elders Lucian D. Crandali and later William Wainwright. We v
2 CONC isited nearly every ward in the stake in the major part of two years traveling from Lehi on t
2 CONC he north to Payson on the South with my horse and two-wheel cart. There were no automobiles i
2 CONC n those days.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I labored as a Sunday School teacher and chorister for several years, also an officer in th
2 CONC e Y.M.M.I.A. in the 2nd District of Springville, as counselor to Samuel Allsworth and Don c
2 CONC . Fullmer, Presidents.
2 CONT 
2 CONT After being married seven years, (the first two of which I was on a mission), and having no c
2 CONC hildren, with the prospects of my wife being childless and having a desire for children, my w
2 CONC ife and I went to the Manti Temple where she was anointed and blessed that she should becom
2 CONC e a mother. President McCallister invited us to go into his private prayer room and tell th
2 CONC e Lord our desire and our prayers were answered and we were blessed with six children--thre
2 CONC e sons and three daughters Zenos J., Zora, Helen, Wilford M., George M., and ingree Maurine.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I was also a member of the fifty-first quorum of Seventies Prayer Circle. When the four ward
2 CONC s were organized the Seventies circle was dissolved and I was called by the Stake Presidenc
2 CONC y to be a member of the First Ward prayer circle, which I was a member of for about twenty-fi
2 CONC ve years, where twelve to fifteen leading brethren met once each week in prayer.
2 CONT 
2 CONT August 7, 1898 I was ordained a High Priest, called and set apart as first counselor to Bisho
2 CONC p George H. Maycock of the Springville First Ward with Willis Strong as Second Counselor, b
2 CONC y Apostle John Henry Smith and Stake President David John, laboring with them until the Bisho
2 CONC p's health failed and he was released. When he was called to act as Bishop he testified he wa
2 CONC s at a loss to know who he should have as Counselors. He made it a matter of prayer and it wa
2 CONC s revealed to him that myself and Willlis Strong should be his counselors.
2 CONT 
2 CONT During my labors with Bishop Maycock I witnessed two miraculous healings in the casting out o
2 CONC f evil spirits; first in the case of Jacob Hatfield who was possessed in such a raging manne
2 CONC r that he would use all kind of vile language. At times it took three or four men to hold him
2 CONC . Bishop Maycock called a group of about 90 of the Priesthood together in fasting and prayer
2 CONC ; while seven of us went to the home and administered to him, they remained in session in pra
2 CONC yer and testimony, I was called to anoint him. In the anointing I said, "I anoint the crown o
2 CONC f your head with oil to the end that these evil spirits may leave you." He held up his finge
2 CONC r and begged me to pour oil on his finger. See the cunningness of the devil after I had sai
2 CONC d I anoint your head. But I didn't obey the devils request. Oliver B. Huntington sealed the a
2 CONC nointing and rebuked the evil power and he was healed entirely. Another case was that of Emm
2 CONC i Peterson of Mapleton who was possessed of evil spirits and would carry on singing and wanti
2 CONC ng to dance with every person who came into the house and was so strong she could handle stro
2 CONC ng men at her will. After a previous administration in which she dictated who should anoint h
2 CONC er the brother who was presiding yielding to her request that her husband should anoint in pr
2 CONC eference to my brother, Herbert, (She said, "My husband has as much priesthood as Brother Man
2 CONC waring). Her husband was allowed to anoint her and the administration was a failure and she j
2 CONC ust laughed in their faces. Elder Thomas Williams was the presiding Elder. Afterwards Bisho
2 CONC p Loran H. Harmer of Springville Second Ward called seven of us to go in fasting and prayer t
2 CONC o administer to her and she wanted to swing and dance with us but the bishop commanded her t
2 CONC o sit down, which she did. and the administration was a success. She wilted under the power o
2 CONC f God, couldn't raise a hand and was carried to bed by two of the Elders, entirely healed.
2 CONT 
2 CONT After the release of Bishop Maycock, Oliver B. Huntington was appointed to take his place an
2 CONC d he chose brother Strong and myself to continue as his counselors in which position I remain
2 CONC ed 26 years and 3 months, being released November 28, 1924. During this period Brother Stron
2 CONC g moved to the Fourth Ward and Guy W. Mendenhall was chosen to take his place after which h
2 CONC e moved to the Fourth Ward and Carl W. Erickson was appointed to occupy the vacancy until ou
2 CONC r release November 28, 1924., when J. Emmett Bird was appointed Bishop.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I was appointed Janitor of the Jefferson School in 1905 at a salary of $20.00 per month, whic
2 CONC h position I held thirty-one years, five years of which I was transferred to the Washington S
2 CONC chool at $35.00 per month, with a promise to take charge of the Springville Art building at i
2 CONC ts completion, but I was released and my son Wilford was appointed to take over my job and al
2 CONC so the gym building caretaker.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT I was appointed City Sexton after the death of John M. Clements, August 16, 1897 (which posit
2 CONC ion I held 38 years). He dropped dead of a heart attach while speaking in the first ward prie
2 CONC sthood meeting. He was an early pioneer of Springville and told me of a remarkable answer t
2 CONC o his prayer when he lost his cow and hunted on foot all west of Springville to Utah Lake an
2 CONC d to the East fields and Mapleton when there was not a house up there. When he reached the bi
2 CONC g hollow Just South of the Evergreen Cemetery he knelt down and prayed to God to direct him t
2 CONC o the place where he might find his cow; that his family was in want of milk for food. Whil
2 CONC e praying he said a black crow flew over his head, around and around shrieking out "Caw, caw
2 CONC , caw" and it lit. The impression came to him to go near where the crow lit. He followed th
2 CONC e impression and there found his cow alone with a little young calf. Those days there were n
2 CONC o fences and animals ran at large.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I acted as agent and news correspondent for the Deseret News for about ten years for Springvi
2 CONC lle and Mapleton when there was no daily news, Just the semi-weekly. I was also night watchma
2 CONC n at H. T. Reynolds and Company store for fifteen years. During these years I did some farmin
2 CONC g and built my home which I commenced in 1893, which I now occupy and where my children wer
2 CONC e all born-488 South 4th East. This building lot was given to my wife by her parents.
2 CONT 
2 CONT February 16, 1910 having been recommended, my wife and I went to the Salt Lake Temple and rec
2 CONC eived our second blessings (annointings) from President Anton H. Lund.
2 CONT 
2 CONT My wife dropped dead of a heart attack June 19, 1921 on the sidewalk at corner of Second Eas
2 CONC t Third South at Springville as were walking together at 7 A. M. We were on our way to Dell B
2 CONC rimhall's to take the auto for Salt Lake to attend the funeral services of my nephew 'Myron M
2 CONC anwaring who had been killed by an electrical shock while working for an electrical company i
2 CONC n Salt Lake City. She appeared in perfect health, as she had fixed breakfast and did up her h
2 CONC ouse work and hurriedly walked four blocks when she dropped dead without a struggle. When sh
2 CONC e died she was president of the First Ward Relief Society. Before that she was Secretary an
2 CONC d Treasurer and was always a faithful Latter-day Saint, a devoted, kind, faithful, loving wif
2 CONC e and mother. This loss left me with a family of three boys and two girls; Zenos, Helen Wilfo
2 CONC rd, Maurice and Maurine. Zora having married William R. Hill and left home. Helen stayed hom
2 CONC e and kept house nine years then she married Lloyd Ashcraft in October, 1930 leaving us to sh
2 CONC ift for ourselves and since we have run sort of a bachelor's home. Maurine had been stricke
2 CONC n with spastic paralysis and lost the use of her lower limbs so she has been an invalid for t
2 CONC wenty years but has good health. Although she has been unable to attend school she has educat
2 CONC ed herself and has a bright mind and does much fancy needle work but is a constant care.
2 CONT 
2 CONT When she was taken with this affliction she was treated in Salt Lake City by Doctors and in t
2 CONC wo hospitals for two years without any results.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Wilford filled a mission in California from June 11, 1928 to September 1, 1930. After his ret
2 CONC urn he attended the University of Utah one school years.
2 CONT 
2 CONT At the Kolob Stake Conference October 2, 1932 I was called and ordained to the office of Patr
2 CONC iarch by Apostle and Acting Church Patriarch, George F. Richards, and at this date, Novembe
2 CONC r 22, 1942, I have given 745 blessings and the Lord has been very kind in blessing me in my c
2 CONC alling as I feel my unworthiness and inability.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I saw the first automobile that came to Utah County let in a parade in Provo.  It was adverti
2 CONC sed as a horseless carriage. When I was appointed City Sexton there were only five graves i
2 CONC n the Evergreen Cemetery.  It was covered with sage brush which I cleared off with a grup ho
2 CONC e and trimmed the cedar trees as they now stand.  I worked ten hours a day for $1.50 per day
2 CONC .  Then people condemned it as a burial place and said what a Godforsaken desert it was and t
2 CONC he city officers were condemned for locating such a place for a grav;yard. Now after fifty ye
2 CONC ars it is a place of beauty like a Garden of Eden. I think I dedicated more graves than any o
2 CONC ther Elder. Some though that was part of my duty as sexton.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In my official church duties,I administered to scores of sick people. In the case of Amasa Ha
2 CONC ymond - about five years ago he was in a condition where he was believed to be dying. I was c
2 CONC alled to assist in administering to him and he was promised he should live until he was satis
2 CONC fied with life and Amasa Haymond still lives at the age of 94 able to be up and about.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Aunt Frances Peterson was also in a dying condition and was promised she should live as lon
2 CONC g as she desired. Now she is 86 and able to be up and working about the house and in her flow
2 CONC er garden.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mrs. Rebecca Alexander was lame and went on crutches for two years. I assisted in administeri
2 CONC ng to her and she was healed and threw her crutches away.
2 CONT 
2 CONT At this writing (November 1942) I have a son, Maurice, in the Military Service of the U. S. i
2 CONC n World War No. II since last April whom we have not seen since he was drafted.
2 CONT 
2 CONT John H. Manwaring
2 CONT 
2 CONT * * * *
2 CONT 
2 CONT During the remaining 12 years that father lived, he enjoyed good health although he graduall
2 CONC y became less active. He finally had to quit giving Patriarchal blessings. He gave 1,015 whil
2 CONC e he was patriarch of Kolob Stake. He always fasted and prayed before giving blessings and ne
2 CONC ver took any pay for giving one.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Father was stern, also kind, jovial, considerate and generous. He had a strong testimony of t
2 CONC he gospel and great faith. He was always grateful for his heritage and the many blessings h
2 CONC e enjoyed.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Although he never had a high salaried Job, he was ambitious and worked hard. At one time he h
2 CONC eld down six Jobs. He was city sexton and registration agent, Janitor at school and bank buil
2 CONC ding, night watchman at Reynolds store, and Deseret News Reporter; besides taking care of hi
2 CONC s own and grandma's home lots and a fruit farm on Mapleton.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He wanted to live until Maurine was able to care for herself. When he saw that through faith
2 CONC , prayer and her own determination she was again able to walk, go to the Temple, do house wor
2 CONC k and church work, he was ready to pass on and be with his companion.
2 CONT 
2 CONT On September 3, 1954 he had a heart attack and died the next day. He was buried in Springvill
2 CONC e City Cemetery.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Helen M. Ashcraft
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1 NAME Anna Mary /Peterson/
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2 GIVN Anna Mary
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2 DATE 18 Aug 1870
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Jun 1921
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE 21 Jun 1921
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 AFN 1J8B-X5
1 BAPL
2 DATE 5 Dec 1878
1 ENDL
2 DATE 26 Feb 1890
1 _UID E7DB942496C4CE41A789E9A34507BC16BD4D
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2 STAT BIC
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 17:36:37
1 OBJE
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2 FILE images\Ashcraft\Anna Manwaring.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I18@ INDI
1 NAME Henry /Manwaring/
2 SURN Manwaring
2 GIVN Henry
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 10 Feb 1827
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 CHR
2 DATE 11 Nov 1827
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Mar 1902
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE 28 Mar 1902
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 AFN 1K0P-C0
1 BAPL
2 DATE 1860
1 ENDL
2 DATE 27 May 1872
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1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F19@
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2 TEMP SLAKE
1 SOUR @S31@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 17:33:57
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Ashcraft\Henry Manwaring.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I19@ INDI
1 NAME Sarah /Barber/
2 SURN Barber
2 GIVN Sarah
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Jul 1830
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 DEAT
2 DATE 3 Oct 1918
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE 6 Oct 1918
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 AFN 1k0p-d5
1 BAPL
2 DATE 1860
1 ENDL
2 DATE 27 May 1872
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1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F20@
2 DATE 17 Nov 1902
1 SOUR @S31@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:19:15
0 @I20@ INDI
1 NAME Magnus /Peterson/
2 SURN Peterson
2 GIVN Magnus
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 Dec 1825
2 PLAC , , Sweden
1 CHR
2 DATE 7 Dec 1825
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Oct 1911
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE 14 Oct 1911
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Ut
1 AFN 1J8B-6C
1 BAPL
2 DATE 19 Dec 1997
2 TEMP PROVO
1 ENDL
2 DATE 9 Jan 1998
2 TEMP PROVO
1 _UID D2C0ECEEE9C05A4E9E6E3660244730D5CF7C
1 FAMS @F275@
1 FAMC @F21@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F21@
2 DATE 20 Oct 1998
2 TEMP PROVO
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:31:39
1 OBJE
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2 FILE images\Ashcraft\Magnus Peterson.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I21@ INDI
1 NAME Ingrc /Swenson/
2 SURN Swenson
2 GIVN Ingrc
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Feb 1828
2 PLAC Bladinge, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 CHR
2 DATE 24 Feb 1828
2 PLAC Bladinge, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 14 Sep 1907
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE 16 Sep 1907
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Ut
1 AFN 1J8B-7J
1 BAPL
2 DATE 19 Dec 1997
2 TEMP PROVO
1 ENDL
2 DATE 15 Apr 1998
2 TEMP PROVO
1 _UID 5C18758CF9EBE74EA6F3EB6E0D822ACA0388
1 FAMS @F275@
1 FAMC @F22@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F22@
2 DATE 20 Oct 1998
2 TEMP PROVO
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 17:31:56
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Ashcraft\Ingre Swenson.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I22@ INDI
1 NAME James Eli /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN James Eli
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 15 Feb 1828
2 PLAC Mt. Sterling, Montgomery, Kentucky
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Mar 1906
2 PLAC Mapleton, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 PLAC Evergreen Cem., Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 2 Jun 1854
1 ENDL
2 DATE 10 Apr 1895
1 _UID D2ACCCB2CA9BC94FAD49589D8ABF8BD008FB
1 FAMS @F285@
1 FAMS @F369@
1 FAMC @F23@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F23@
2 DATE 1 Jun 1949
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2000
3 TIME 19:22:06
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Ashcraft\James E. Ashcraft.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I23@ INDI
1 NAME Lavinia Elizabeth /Fullmer/
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN Lavinia Elizabeth
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 Mar 1838
2 PLAC Nashville, Davison, Tennessee
1 DEAT
2 DATE 21 Jul 1907
2 PLAC Mapleton, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE Jul 1907
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Ut
1 AFN 1k4r-24
1 BAPL
2 DATE 1847
1 ENDL
2 DATE 10 Apr 1846
1 _UID DBBF5D4108035A478A2F0CEAC220BCA6D7C1
1 FAMS @F285@
1 FAMS @F24@
1 FAMS @F25@
1 FAMC @F26@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F26@
2 DATE 7 Sep 1927
1 BLES 
1 EVEN LDS name performed by Prophet Joseph Smith
2 TYPE LDS Naming 
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Ill.
1 NOTE Married in 1855 to William Coats, later divorced. One daughter born of
2 CONT this marriage, Joanna Elizabeth Coats, born 6 Feb, 1856. (Joanna married
2 CONT Parker Adelbert Childs, died 9 Mar, 1933 and was sealed to her mother
2 CONT and James Eli Ashcraft 17 Sept, 1956 in salt Lake Temple.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Lavina Elizabeth married (2) Zebedee Coltrin 25 Feb, 1857 and shortly
2 CONT afterwards divorced, No children
2 CONT 
2 CONT Lavina Elizabeth married (3) James Eli Ashcraft 23 January, 1859,
2 CONT sealed to him 10 Apr 1895 in the salt Lake Temple and received their
2 CONT endowments the same day.  He was born 1828 in Louisville, Kentucky.
2 CONT Rebapt. 9 November, 1882.  Endowed 10 April, 1895. died March, 1906 in
2 CONT Mapleton, Utah, and is buried in Springville, Utah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Lavina Elizabeth died 20 July, 1907 in Salt Lake City and is buried in
2 CONT Springville, Utah.  Parents of 11 children.
1 SOUR @S35@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:19:52
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Ashcraft\Lavina E. Fullmer.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I24@ INDI
1 NAME John Vance /Wordsworth/
2 SURN Wordsworth
2 GIVN John Vance
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 9 Mar 1852
2 PLAC Alpin, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 21 Sep 1938
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 27 Jun 1991
2 TEMP JRIVE
1 ENDL
2 DATE 15 Oct 1991
2 TEMP JRIVE
1 _UID EB5A5D4BFA839E4595736DEEA03D8B0E2629
1 FAMS @F286@
1 FAMC @F27@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F27@
2 DATE 16 Oct 1991
2 TEMP JRIVE
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2000
3 TIME 19:22:06
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Ashcraft\John V. Wordsworth.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I25@ INDI
1 NAME Sarah Ardella /Warren/
2 SURN Warren
2 GIVN Sarah Ardella
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 Aug 1855
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Aug 1934
2 PLAC Provo, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 19 Dec 1997
2 TEMP PROVO
1 ENDL
2 DATE 15 Apr 1998
2 TEMP PROVO
1 _UID 2B24951E23317A438F66FDC80F6055E7785B
1 FAMS @F286@
1 FAMS @F375@
1 FAMC @F28@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F28@
2 DATE 20 Oct 1998
2 TEMP PROVO
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2000
3 TIME 19:22:06
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Ashcraft\Sarah A. Warren.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I26@ INDI
1 NAME John /Manwaring/ Jr.
2 SURN Manwaring
2 GIVN John
2 NSFX Jr.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Feb 1789
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 CHR
2 DATE 28 Jan 1789
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 DEAT
2 DATE 17 Jan 1871
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 AFN 2VGB-V5
1 _UID 98E5AC6A1A8F2E4FABA9DEC4F9D8169F35DB
1 FAMS @F19@
1 FAMC @F434@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 18:00:44
0 @I27@ INDI
1 NAME Eleanor Helen /Bratt/
2 SURN Bratt
2 GIVN Eleanor Helen
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 May 1793
2 PLAC Warrington, Lanchester, England.
1 CHR
2 DATE 6 Jun 1793
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 Aug 1851
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 AFN 2VGB-WB
1 _UID C1B61ABECEFC7C4595F1DC5E55E455638BD7
1 FAMS @F19@
1 FAMC @F435@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 18:01:23
0 @I28@ INDI
1 NAME Thomas /Barber/
2 SURN Barber
2 GIVN Thomas
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 13 Mar 1796
2 PLAC Mill Dale, Stffrd, England
1 CHR
2 DATE 25 Oct 1796
2 PLAC Audley, Stafford, England
1 BURI
2 DATE 6 Nov 1870
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 AFN 2vgb-xh
1 BAPL
2 DATE 29 May 1888
2 SOUR @S25@
1 ENDL
2 DATE 30 May 1888
2 TEMP LOGAN
2 SOUR @S25@
1 _UID 22A16046FF3EE940A05070195231070DDF98
1 FAMS @F20@
1 FAMC @F29@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F29@
2 DATE 30 Aug 1967
2 TEMP IFALL
2 SOUR @S24@
1 SOUR @S31@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:25:43
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Ashcraft\Thomas Barber.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I29@ INDI
1 NAME Mary /Steele/
2 SURN Steele
2 GIVN Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Nov 1801
2 PLAC Alsager, Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 CHR
2 DATE 17 Nov 1801
2 PLAC Alsager, Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Sep 1848
1 BURI
2 DATE 26 Sep 1848
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 AFN 2VGB-ZN
1 BAPL
2 DATE 7 Jan 1989
2 TEMP LONDO
2 SOUR @S25@
1 ENDL
2 DATE 16 Mar 1989
2 TEMP LONDO
2 SOUR @S25@
1 _UID A3668C97A7F32B4B970459F56F98AD532CF7
1 FAMS @F20@
1 FAMC @F30@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F30@
2 DATE 29 Mar 1956
2 TEMP SLAKE
2 SOUR @S24@
1 SOUR @S31@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 18:30:57
0 @I30@ INDI
1 NAME Peter /Persson/
2 SURN Persson
2 GIVN Peter
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Apr 1786
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 14 Nov 1835
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WL-JC
1 _UID BEFF96539F4375489E7CD8F07A62F5615918
1 FAMS @F21@
1 FAMC @F440@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 17:39:17
0 @I31@ INDI
1 NAME Katarina /JOHANNESSON/
2 SURN JOHANNESSON
2 GIVN Katarina
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Oct 1793
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 17 Mar 1849
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronobergs, Sweden
1 AFN 43WM-ZQ
1 _UID C588D31EDB074040935E8C439D61FEFB57F8
1 FAMS @F21@
1 FAMC @F441@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 17:59:30
0 @I32@ INDI
1 NAME Magnus /Svensson/
2 SURN Svensson
2 GIVN Magnus
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 16 Dec 1791
2 PLAC Galvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 Mar 1838
2 PLAC Blandinge, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 AFN 9X95-QM
1 _UID AE408A4399A547449C7FE09D45AAB17F3B9D
1 FAMS @F22@
1 FAMC @F442@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 17:32:12
0 @I33@ INDI
1 NAME Catrina /LARSSON/
2 SURN LARSSON
2 GIVN Catrina
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Jul 1790
2 PLAC Blandinge, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 Jun 1864
2 PLAC Blandinge, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WP-HL
1 _UID C5A002D8B4DB8A40BC65EC4EA5EB89727ECB
1 FAMS @F22@
1 FAMC @F443@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 17:32:39
0 @I34@ INDI
1 NAME Hilma Johanna /Rosenberg/
2 SURN Rosenberg
2 GIVN Hilma Johanna
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 16 Sep 1889
2 PLAC Cedar City, Iron, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Oct 1963
2 PLAC Cedar City, Iron, Utah, Usa
1 BURI
2 DATE 29 Oct 1963
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 AFN 311M-L0
1 BAPL
2 DATE 12 Jun 1898
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 19 May 1951
2 TEMP SGEOR
1 _UID 94B06F97087B7E458F068CFA6C4201DD3770
1 FAMS @F10@
1 FAMC @F31@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F31@
2 DATE 20 Jul 1962
2 TEMP SGEOR
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Mar 2000
3 TIME 11:02:55
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Sly\Hilma.jpg
2 TITL Hilma
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Sly\Hilma Sly.jpg
2 TITL 60 years
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Sly\Hilma Sly2.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I35@ INDI
1 NAME Thomas Jefferson /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Thomas Jefferson
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 16 Sep 1858
2 PLAC Santaquin, Utah, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Aug 1927
2 PLAC Milford, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 BURI
2 DATE 26 Aug 1927
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 AFN 311M-M5
1 BAPL
2 DATE 2 Nov 1959
1 ENDL
2 DATE 12 Apr 1962
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 _UID 8B294B140879DE4C82DB1A62BC7BFD703B7E
1 FAMS @F12@
1 FAMC @F32@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F32@
2 DATE BEF 1970
1 NOTE !sources: James C. Sly Diary and family records in possession of
2 CONT C. Lenore Waite.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He homesteaded the ground right at the head of North Creek right at the fork of where the tw
2 CONC o creeks come together.  The old home burned down in the early 1916-1920.  Then the family mo
2 CONC ved to manderfield.  Then to McCormick, Utah and lived there until they lost there water righ
2 CONC ts to the Delta Land Watering company.  After that they moved back to Beaver and then to Mild
2 CONC ford Flat.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 Jan 2000
3 TIME 22:33:21
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Sly\Thomas J. Sly Face.jpg
2 TITL Face
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK N
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Sly\Thomas Sly.JPG
2 TITL Face
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK N
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Sly\Thomas J. Sly Big.jpg
2 TITL Portrait
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Beaver\NorthCreek 1st Home Burned.JPG
2 TITL NorthCreek 1st Home Burned
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Beaver\Thomas 1st house site of NCreek.jpg
2 TITL Thomas 1st house site of NCreek
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK N
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Beaver\NorthCreek Burned under this.JPG
2 TITL NorthCreek Burned under this
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Beaver\Thomas Sly cabin after 1st  house burned.jpg
2 TITL Thomas Sly cabin after 1st  house burned
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Beaver\NorthCreek 2nd cabin Door.JPG
2 TITL NorthCreek 2nd cabin Door
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK N
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Beaver\NorthCreek 2nd cabin joint.JPG
2 TITL NorthCreek 2nd cabin joint
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Beaver\NorthCreek 2nd cabin.JPG
2 TITL NorthCreek 2nd cabin
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Beaver\NorthCreek Duck pond.JPG
2 TITL NorthCreek Duck pond
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK N
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Beaver\NorthCreek Last Home after move.JPG
2 TITL NorthCreek Last Home after move
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Beaver\NorthCreek Last Home after move2.JPG
2 TITL NorthCreek Last Home after move2
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Beaver\NorthCreek Last home move from here.JPG
2 TITL NorthCreek Last home was moved from here
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK N
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Head Stone Sly\Thomas Sly Headstone.JPG
2 TITL Grave
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I36@ INDI
1 NAME Catherine Banks /Patterson/
2 SURN Patterson
2 GIVN Catherine Banks
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 30 Aug 1853
2 PLAC Cedar City, Iron, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Dec 1924
2 PLAC McCormick, Millard, Utah, Usa
1 BURI
2 DATE 8 Dec 1924
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 AFN 311M-NB
1 BAPL
2 DATE 12 Apr 1962
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 ENDL
2 DATE 12 Apr 1962
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 _UID B7E40118B378FA4BA2569CF116485F64CA1E
1 FAMS @F12@
1 FAMC @F33@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F33@
2 DATE 18 Oct 1982
2 TEMP JRIVE
1 NOTE ! Thomas and Catherine baptized as children but SL had them redone.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 Jan 2000
3 TIME 22:34:11
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE images\Sly\Catherine B Patterson.JPG
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I37@ INDI
1 NAME James Calvin /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN James Calvin
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Aug 1807
2 PLAC Sodus, Wayne, New York, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 31 Aug 1864
2 PLAC Chicken Creek, Juab, Utah, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 1864
2 PLAC Chicken Creek, Juab, Utah, USA
1 AFN 311M-PH
1 BAPL
2 DATE 9 Mar 1844
2 SOUR @S18@
3 PAGE page 514
1 ENDL
2 DATE 4 Aug 1852
2 TEMP EHOUS
1 _UID 4131A39AF351A74DB59AD8B1DA99CB6D6A5E
1 FAMS @F292@
1 FAMS @F293@
1 FAMS @F32@
1 FAMS @F34@
1 FAMC @F35@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F35@
2 DATE 31 Mar 1961
1 EVEN Branch Clerk
2 TYPE Calling 
2 DATE 27 Apr 1844
2 PLAC Lewiston, Niagara, New York
2 SOUR @S21@
3 PAGE 5:568
1 EVEN Mormon Battalion
2 TYPE Military Service 
2 DATE from 1846 to 1848
2 SOUR @S19@
3 DATA
4 DATE 1848
2 SOUR @S18@
3 PAGE page 514
1 EVEN 
2 TYPE Mission 
2 DATE from 7 Apr 1854 to 12 Sep 1855
2 PLAC Upper Canada
2 SOUR @S20@
1 NOTE 1807, Aug 8, James C. Sly is born in Sodus, Wayne, New York, USA to Joshua F. Sly and Eliza H
2 CONC ill.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1828, August 28, James' sister Lodemia Sly marries Samuel Barnett and later joins his LDS Chu
2 CONC rch.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1829, March 25, married to Mary Basset in Manchester, Ontario, New York
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1829, November 19, Birth of first son Neamiah Sly to James and Mary.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1830, February 13, Daughter Mary Ann Sly born in Canada
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1830, July 25, Mary Basset dies at Lockport, Niagra, New York
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1830 August 25, First son Neamiah Sly dies.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1831, September 1, James married to Margriet Jane Fuller at Granthim, Canada.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1832, April 6, Birth of James second son David C. Sly at Granthim, Canada.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1832, Aug 18, Son David C. Sly dies
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1843, His daughter, Mary Ann Sly, Marries James Departee (who is from Niagara, Ontario, Canad
2 CONC a).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1844, October 8, First Grandson, Joseph Calvin Departee, born near Concil Bluffs, Iowa. to Ma
2 CONC ry Ann Sly
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1844, March  James C. Sly Baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint
2 CONC s. (Bio. Ency. Vol 3, page 514)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1844, April 27, On this day a branch fo the church consisting of nine members was organized i
2 CONC n Lewiston, Niagrar Co., New York by Elder Walter N Nurd; Elder John Small chosen President o
2 CONC f the Branch and James C. Sly, Clerk.  (Times & Seasons 5568)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1846, In the beginning of 1846, James C. Sly emigrated to Nauvoo, Illinois and moved west wit
2 CONC h the Church, that year in the General Exodus of the Saints from Illinois.   (Bio. Ency. Vo
2 CONC l 3, page 514)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1846, Having reached the Missouri River he enlisted in the Mormon Battalion and marched a
2 CONC s a private in Company B to California.  (Bio. Ency. Vol 3, page 514)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1847, Served in Battalion. (Journal of History1848)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1848, A number of brethren who had served in the Mormon Battalion were still working in Calif
2 CONC ornia, but they were anxious to proceed to the Valley of the Great Salt Lake as soon as sprin
2 CONC t should open.  According to a previous arrangement a Company of 8 persons started 1 May 1848
2 CONC , Sgt. David Brewett being elected Captain, to pioneer, if possible, a wagon road of the Sier
2 CONC ra, Nevada mountains eastward.  The Truckee route being impractical at that season of the yea
2 CONC r.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	This company consisted of David Brewett, Captain Ira J. Willis, James C. Sly, Isreal Evens
2 CONC , Jacob G. Truman, Esra Allen, J. R. Allred, Henderson Cox and Robert Pixton.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	Three days travel brought this Company to Iron Hill where they found show so deep they coul
2 CONC d travel no further, a donkey belonging to one of the men was completely buried in the snow e
2 CONC xcept his ears.  On this occasion, these appendages were not to be despised, ugly and uniqu
2 CONC e as they usually appear.  For one of the men got hold of them and dragged Mr. Donkey out an
2 CONC d saved his life.  None of that Company will be very likely to wonder why those animals are m
2 CONC ade with large ears.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	Brother Willis, Sly and Evens ascended to the summit of the mountain seeing nothing but snow
2 CONC -capped mountains in advance of them.  It was decided not to abandon but to postpone the ente
2 CONC rprise until a later period.  So far as they could judge a wagon road would at least be possi
2 CONC ble and perhaps a success.  One days' travel in descending took them back from winters cold s
2 CONC now regions to a warm spring atmosphere where flowers bloomed and vegetation was far advanced
2 CONC .  (J of H 1 May 1848).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1848, May 1, a number of Battalion brethren and others in Sacramento Valley, California subsc
2 CONC ribed $512.00 and bought two brass cannons off Captain John A. Sutter to be taken to Great Sa
2 CONC lt Lake for the benefit of the Church of Latter-day Saints.  (Names and amounts listed.) Jame
2 CONC s C. Sly subscribed $10.00. (J of H 1 May 1848).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1848, June 26, Making preparations to start for Great Salt Lake.  Broke temporary encampmen
2 CONC t on American River, California and commenced eastward.  Some went to the mines to get tire
2 CONC s set. (J of H June 1848).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1848, June 27, Journey continued.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1848, June 28, advanced Company arrived a Pleasant Valley. 50 miles.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1848, July 1, Wagons which had gone to the mines to get tires set arrived in general encampme
2 CONC nt in Pleasant Valley.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1848, July 3, Arariah Smith, journalizes, we packed up and traveled 25 miles; came upon wagon
2 CONC s start a couple of days ago.  Two more miles - we came to a valley, found by bother J. C. Sl
2 CONC y.  We found good feed for our animals.  We built a corral.  This place came to be known as S
2 CONC ly's Park. (J of H July 3, 1848).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1848, July, Brother Addison Pratt returning from a mission in Soc Islands joins the group i
2 CONC n Pleasant Valley.  He writes, having brought with us 2 brass cannons, 6 pounders, which we b
2 CONC ought off Captain Sutter.  We saluted the day which made the mountains ring.  Went into Cam
2 CONC p and remained 10 days.  (J of H July 3, 1848).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	(There is beauty and fertility of Sierra Nevada Range pines according to A. Pratt).  They pr
2 CONC oduce a large burr which is full of seeds which taste like beach nut.  White gum when dry tas
2 CONC tes like manna, slight turpentine flavor.  Ate freely found them to have a purgative quality.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1848, July 16, A short drive was made to a creek which the brothers named Rock Creek.  Brewet
2 CONC t, Allen and Cox had gone on to find the best pass.  Not heard from.  Noted Indians with wha
2 CONC t looked like the three men's clothing.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1848, July 19, Wednesday, we made a move and in passing through a snow bank one of the wagon
2 CONC s broke down.  We soon reached the supposed Indian grave, (mentioned earlier in the text of t
2 CONC he Journal) and as soon as Brother Sly saw it he exclaimed, "Our brethren are in that grave.
2 CONC "  Tools were at once taken from the wagons and the ground opened.  We were shocked at the si
2 CONC ght.  There lay the brethren naked.  One with face turned upward, the other 2 downward.  A ha
2 CONC tchet evidently used in Brewett's face and a shot penetrated his eyes.  Allen was next and Co
2 CONC x underneath.
2 CONT 
2 CONT �.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1848 September 28, Addison Pratt records the joyous homecoming and how as they came into Webe
2 CONC r Valley many of the men though tired, got horses and rode the remainder of the distance to S
2 CONC alt Lake so they wouldn't be delayed in reuniting with families there.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1849, March 25, James married to Susannah Gustin in Salt Lake, Utah, USA
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1849, June 2, The council (in Salt Lake City Brigham Young met with them) resolved that Joh
2 CONC n Barnard, Sen. S. Willis, James C. Sly, Dr. Morse and Dr. Ezekiel Lee should go to the sout
2 CONC h pass to examine for gold. (J of H June 2, 1849)
2 CONT 
2 CONT (James C. Sly's Journal regarding guiding someone to Sacramento and there looking for gold wa
2 CONC s written at this time)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1850, January 19, Amos Sly, son of James C. and Susanna G. Sly born in Salt Lake City.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1850, October 2, James C. Sly visited Aunt Jane Sly on first day in Rock Creek.  (It is belie
2 CONC ved that Aunt Jane Sly is Margriet J. Fuller, second wife of James Calvin Sly)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1851, August 1, James C. Sly and Susannah Gustin Sly were sealed in Endowment House in Salt L
2 CONC ake City by Orson Pratt.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1851, August 14, James C. Sly called on us, took dinner and went on to San Pete.  (Luke Wm. G
2 CONC allup diary).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1852, April 15, Lodemia Sly daughter of James C. and Susanna G. Sly was born in Manti, San Pe
2 CONC te Co., Utah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1852, July 3, San Pete nomination for Precinct Officers - James C. Sly.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1852, September 16, Brothers James C. Sly and Amos Gustin gave us a call in going to Salt Cre
2 CONC ek (Luke Wm. Gallup diary).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1854, March 27, James Calvin Sly, Jr. born to James C. and Susannah G. Sly in Nephi, Juab Co.
2 CONC , Utah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1854, April 7, On the second day of the General conference of the Church of Latter-day Saint
2 CONC s the following missionaries were called to Upper Canada;  George P. Waugh, James C. Sly an
2 CONC d Amos Gustin.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1854, April, The brethren collected money to purchase a horse for James C. Sly and Amos Gusti
2 CONC n who have been called on a mission to Upper Canada.  (Old Nephi Ward records minutes). 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1854, April 20, James C. Sly and Amos Gustin and wife and a Wolf, (likely George P. Waugh), p
2 CONC assed the night with us.  Sly and Gustin are missionaries from Nephi, going to Upper Canada.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1854, April 27, John Hayes preposed to make shoes for Brother Sly's family in his absence. (o
2 CONC ld Nephi Ward minutes).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1854, May 19, James C. Sly, Amos Gustin, George Waugh, missionaries going east left in compan
2 CONC y with Benj Olappect.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1855, April 24, Following is the full text of the letter, Canboro Haldim and Ont. Canada 24 A
2 CONC pril 1855 from George P. Waugh, James C. Sly and Amos Gustin.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "The council of the north British American Mission of the Church of Latter-day Saints appoint
2 CONC ed by the General Conference of said church at Great Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, U.S. o
2 CONC n the 6 of April 1854 met pursuant to notice, time and place above stated as underwritten Geo
2 CONC rge P. Waugh, High Priest, President; James C. Sly. High Priest and Elder Amos Gustin of 15t
2 CONC h Quorum of Seventy.  Resolution 1st that we draw a brief statement of the progress and gener
2 CONC al features of the Mission to be forwarded to George Albert Smith of the Quorum of the Twelve
2 CONC , Church Historian's office, Salt Lake City.  On the 8th of May 1854, we left said city and a
2 CONC rrived at old Fort Kearney on the Missouri River on the 30th of June following and on the da
2 CONC y after our company of 21 missionaries took their respective routes.  The north British Ameri
2 CONC can Mission thereafter met in the house of Brother Alexander Dow on Market Street, St. Louis
2 CONC , Missouri.  On 30th of July and early in August we proceeded vie Alton, Illinois; Chicago an
2 CONC d Detroit to Windsor, Canada West.  Elder Waugh went westward to Toronto, Highland Creek, etc
2 CONC . where branches of the church had previously been organized but had fallen into apostasy an
2 CONC d being obstructed in every direction, he returned again to Toronto where he rebaptized a Bro
2 CONC ther George Hodge a Priest newly arrived from Glasgow, Scotland with his wife and family, who
2 CONC m after 10 weeks trial ordained him an Elder in said church to labor in the North British Ame
2 CONC rican Mission in connection with the Saints in Utah.   Elder Waugh procedded from Toranto t
2 CONC o London and on the 8th of November he met in council with Elders Sly and Gustin, his Coagust
2 CONC ors in the said church mission, who having proceeded from Windsor 18 miles east of Chatham wh
2 CONC ere they preached in Windsor, laboring with their own hands for support, but no prospects o
2 CONC f success.  They proceeded via London and Woodstock to Shakespeare, Perth Co., where they fou
2 CONC nd Elder William Cossey and sister Eliza cossey baptized by Elder Sly in 1846.  Here they con
2 CONC tinued to preach and labor to support themselves for the space of a month, most of the time E
2 CONC lder Gustin was indisposed from fever and ague. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	In Easthope they baptized Aquila Bennet.  From thense they proceeded to South Zora where the
2 CONC y baptized and ordained Adam Shadwick, late from Utah, where they also baptized Samual Marti
2 CONC n and ordained him an Elder.  Brother sly left Bro. Amos Gustin in Zora and went east by Hami
2 CONC lton, St. Catherine and Theorold to Niagara, preaching and laboring as heretofore.  Proceedin
2 CONC g by Theorold and Smithville to Canboro Haldim and Co., where he found Priest Able Parker an
2 CONC d two brothers Fuller, whom Brother Sly had also baptized in 1846 where he continued to preac
2 CONC h and labor alternately for his support for two weeks and return to Shakespeare via Brantfor
2 CONC d and Woodstock, where he met with Brother Gustin, improved in health considerably, about th
2 CONC e first of November.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	Thence they went to Brother Shadwick in So. Zoro on the 7th of November and the next mornin
2 CONC g met in council with Father Waugh, Richmond, St. London.  Brother Sly having stated the abov
2 CONC e progress of his and Brother Gustin, should continue to follow labors in Canboro and that Fa
2 CONC ther Waugh should proceed to Shakespeare and labor there and about London, Middlesex Co. Duri
2 CONC ng winter Brother Sly and Gustin returned again to Canboro and the surrounding country preach
2 CONC ing and laboring for their support as usual and they held regular meetings at Brother Parker'
2 CONC s in Canboro at least twice a week during the winter and elsewhere as often as circumstance
2 CONC s and weather would admit.  Father Waugh, persuant to above resolution, labored in Shakespear
2 CONC e, Easthope, Zora and in London said much opposition, and met in Canboro in council with sai
2 CONC d bretheren in the hall of Brother Parker 24 April 1855.  
2 CONT The total baptisms by Sly and Gustin 12; 8 males and 4 females and 2 rebaptisms.  12 others f
2 CONC ound professing to be firm in the faith.  The obstructions that has hither to impeded our mis
2 CONC sion in Canada and continues to do so arises from various causes,, vis; the influx of apostat
2 CONC es of all sorts from the U.S. who continue to publish vituperative statements received the tr
2 CONC uths of the gospel (Ferris book termed) "Utah and the Mormons", is so generally appreciated
2 CONC , seems to (have) up every avenue for our dissemination of the gospel in these regions unles
2 CONC s we were efficiently supplied with the tracts in refutation of those falsehoods daily ushere
2 CONC d forth against the Saints from Satonic pen of said exfugative, Sec. of Utah, together with o
2 CONC ur being surrounded by no less than nine of Stang's apostles and seventies whose missionary e
2 CONC fforts have proceeded and intercepted our labors and always have undermined the authorities o
2 CONC f the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Utah by introducing the Gov., Brigham Yo
2 CONC ung and the presidency there as the direst of direst of apostates.  These use every stratage
2 CONC m to seduce and strangle those few saints who have obeyed the principles of the gospel and dr
2 CONC aw off their minds from the simplicity fo the truth in order to believe a lie and be dammed f
2 CONC or which purpose they have visited every Saint in these regions endeavoring to establish them
2 CONC selves as the legitimate Mormon Church and James J. Strang as the real and only successor t
2 CONC o the martyred Prophet Joseph Smith as Prophet, Seer and Revelator to the Church of Jesus Chr
2 CONC ist of Latter-day Saints.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	In matured consideration of said premises, we have come to the annexed conclusion that wher
2 CONC e as Elders Sly and Gustin having, from extreme labors, become considerable impaired in thei
2 CONC r health proceed to Utah as soon as they obtain means to do so and that Elder George Wausgh c
2 CONC ontinue to labor in British North America Mission and to open his way by publishing the gospe
2 CONC l in simple tracts that cannot be gainswayed by the doctrines and commands of men.  He, havin
2 CONC g claims of land due to his late Father, termed head right, amount to 200 acres and 100 acre
2 CONC s in his own right which he obtained , will enable to clear his own way.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	In United love to presidencies and Saints in Zion, your faithful servants, George P. Waugh
2 CONC , James C. Sly, Amos Gustin, Canboro Haldim and Ont. 24 April 1855. (J. of H. 24 April 1855)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1855, June 2, St. Louis, Mo., Elder James C. Sly wrote as follows to the editor of the Lumina
2 CONC ry, St. Louis, Mo.,
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Dear Brothers:
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	Having lately arrived in this City from Canada I have thought a brief description of my lat
2 CONC e field of labor and the general prospects of the mission in Canada.  Elder Waugh proceeded i
2 CONC mmediately to Toronto.  Elder Gustin and myself to Shakespeare where we found Elder Cossey, w
2 CONC hom I had baptized and ordained in 1846.  We stayed in that vicinity some four or five weeks
2 CONC .  Brother Gustin was sick and unable to travel.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	After baptizing Samual Martin and rebaptizing Adam Shadwich of Zora and Aguala Bennet, I tra
2 CONC veled through the country and found many, of what some folks called, cold Mormons, who profes
2 CONC sed to believe in ancient Mormonism, but repudiated modern Mormonism.  I found another clas
2 CONC s who, through poverty or misfortune, have been unable to gather with the Saints but have bee
2 CONC n true and faithful according to their circumstances.  Some say if they listen to us they ar
2 CONC e sure to be deluded.  The Brethren that are to leave Canada for the West will organize in th
2 CONC e vicinity of Council Bluffs between now and next spring, when we hope to have a goodly compa
2 CONC ny to cross the plains to join our branch in the valley of Epheriam.  I propose leaving thi
2 CONC s city in a few days and shall proceed up the river if your counsels should not direct me oth
2 CONC erwise.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	I am Sir, your humble servant and brother in the everlasting gospel,
2 CONT 
2 CONT 		James C. Sly" (J of H 2 June 1855)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1855, June 13 (From the Luminary St. Louis)
2 CONT 	Elder Lamoreauz arrived, President of the French Mission (details of his illness).  Elder Ja
2 CONC mes C. Sly stayed with him nearly all day on Tuesday the 12th instructing, administering to a
2 CONC nd blessing him with all the powers of his body and spirit.  He left between 5 and 6 o'cloc
2 CONC k fully satisfied that he would not recover and told us about 6 o'clock that Elder Lamoreau
2 CONC x had finished his mission and the Lord wanted him in another sphere and he felt to resign hi
2 CONC m to the Lord knowing he had finished his course and kept the faith and there was a crown o
2 CONC f Righteousness laid up for him, that would not fade away.
2 CONT  (J of H 13 June 1855)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1855, September 12, James C. Sly left for the Great Salt Lake Valley in the Isaac Allred Co.
2 CONC , 42 men, 13 women, 7 children, 38 wagons, 234 oxen, 1 horse, 1 mule.  (There was an asteris
2 CONC k by his name, but no notations as to meaning.   There was no number by his name indicating h
2 CONC ow many came in his family).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1855, November 18, James C. Sly visited, being on his return home to Nephi from his Upper Can
2 CONC ada Mission, and preached here in the Springville evening.  (Gallup Diary p. 187).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1855, November 29, Returned Missionaries Party Social Hall Tuesday 29th Parley P. Pratt, Orso
2 CONC n Pratt, Ezra T. Benson, Wilford Woodruff and George Albert Smith, Jedidiah Grant presided
2 CONC .  58 or 60 missionaries (Index noted James C. Sly on that page, but couldn't find it.  Ther
2 CONC e were to have been 4 pages of data on that date and only 3 were microfilmed.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1856 August 30, Mary Catherine Sly (Cash) daughter of James C. and Susanna G. Sly born, Nephi
2 CONC , Juab Co., Utah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1856, November 19, James Calvin Sly Jr. died in Nephi, Utah
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1856, January 19, James C. Sly married Nancy Bruster Gustin in Nephi, Utah by Orson Pratt.  S
2 CONC he was the daughter of Thomas and Mary Gustin, sister of Susanna.  She was born March 21, 184
2 CONC 2, Venner, Vanburin Co., Iowa.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1857, December 5, Nancy Elizabeth Sly, daughter of James C. and Nancy was born in Santaquin
2 CONC , Utah
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1858, February 22, Santaquin Citizens met in mass meeting to fully sanction the sentiments o
2 CONC f Gov. Young to the legislative assembly, 15 Dec. 1857 signed by many including James C. Sly
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1858, September 16, Thomas (Jefferson) Gustin Sly, son of James C. and Susanna G. Sly was bor
2 CONC n in Nephi, Juab, Utah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1860, February 21, Soloman Sly born at Moroni, San Pete Co., son of James C. and Nancy B. Gus
2 CONC tin Sly.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1861, March 15, Susanna Sly, daughter of James C. and Susanna G. Sly was born in Moroni, Sa
2 CONC n Pete Co., Utah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1862, April 9, Calvana Sly born at Moroni, San Pete Co., daughter of James C. and Nancy B. Gu
2 CONC stin Sly.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1864, June 15, Mary Jane Sly born at Moroni, San Pete Co., daughter of James C. and Nancy B
2 CONC . Gustin Sly.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1864, James C. Sly failing to give a correct signal (countersign) was accidentally shot b
2 CONC y a guard.  (History of Juab Co., by McCune p. 67) (was not shot to death)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1864, August 31, James C. Sly died at Chicken Creek, Juab Co., where he had resided.  Brothe
2 CONC r Sly left a large family to mourn his loss.  He died faithful Latter-day Saint beloved and r
2 CONC espected by relatives and friends.  (Ency. Biog. vol 3, p 514).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1864, September 7, Daniel Samuel Sly, son of James C. and Susanna G. Sly was born Chicken Cre
2 CONC ek, Utah. (posthumous son).
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1866 "Since my last (article) I am sorry to have to report that a little boy of about 10 year
2 CONC s of age, the son of the "Battalion boys" our late worthy Brother, James C. Sly, had his ar
2 CONC m much injured by falling from a mule.  The injury done was so great that amputation was nece
2 CONC ssary which was performed by Dr. Lane of Springville.  The little fellow is doing well but mo
2 CONC urns over the loss of his arm."  (J of H, 11 August 1866)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1867, May 28, Daniel Samuel Sly, son of James C. and Susanna Sly died at Chicken Creek, Juab
2 CONC , Co. Utah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Research by Mrs. Gilbert E. Gooch, SLC, Utah, typed by Lenore Sly Waite, retyped by Jeffrey M
2 CONC . Sly
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT !His journal is in possesion of Russell M. Sly
2 CONT 
2 CONT ! sources: J.C. Diary; SLC Archives & old church records; Thomas
2 CONT Gustin bible. J.C. burried in Chicken Creek, but town is gone and the
2 CONT area could be covered by water. Grave unknown...Nephi, Utah records.
2 CONT James C. md 1) Mary Bassett 25 Mar 1829, Manchester, NY. Had son,
2 CONT Neamiah b 19 Nov 1829, d 25 Aug 1830. Mary d 25 July 1830...
2 CONT James C. md 2) Margriet Jane Fuller 1 Sep 1831. Had son, David C. b.
2 CONT 6 Apr 1832. d. 18 Aug 1832. James raised Margriet's dau Mary Sly b abt
2 CONT 1827, 33 in 1850 Rockport Mo. census. Mary md James DePartee. Margriet
2 CONT out lived James, divorced? He md 4) polygamy--Nancy Gustin age 14, (her
2 CONT family were very poor) 19 Jan 1856. Children: Nancy Elizabeth, Calvana,
2 CONT Mary Jane, Solomon. Nancy md Mr. Agers 1869; Curlis Appleby 1872.
2 CONT James was in Mormon Battalion and named SLY PARK in California; and was there
2 CONT where Gold was discovered and help found Mormon Trail over the Sierra
2 CONT Mountains. See History by Lenore Sly Waite..Salt Lake Archives.
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1 NAME Susannah /Gustin/
2 SURN Gustin
2 GIVN Susannah
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 May 1832
2 PLAC Vernner, Van Buren, Iowa, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 Jun 1919
2 PLAC North Creek, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 BURI
2 DATE Jun 1919
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 AFN 311M-QN
1 BAPL
2 DATE 28 Nov 1847
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 4 Aug 1852
2 TEMP EHOUS
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1 FAMS @F32@
1 FAMS @F299@
1 FAMC @F36@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F36@
2 DATE 20 Oct 1998
2 TEMP PROVO
1 NOTE ! Susannah bapt again 11 Mar 1965. She md Seth Ollerton 22 Jan 1865 had
2 CONT children: Mary Jane; Edward Josiah; George Ollerton.
2 CONT Sources: 1870 Census of Levan, Utah and J.C. Sly's Diary and Thomas Gustin
2 CONT Bible.
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2 TITL Grave
2 NOTE 
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2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
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2 FILE images\Sly\Susannah Gustin.JPG
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
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2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
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1 NAME Nancy /Gustin/
2 SURN Gustin
2 GIVN Nancy
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Mar 1842
2 PLAC Vernon, Van Buren, Iowa, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 20 Dec 1926
2 PLAC Near Lander, Frmnt, Wy
1 BURI
2 DATE 22 Dec 1926
2 PLAC Mt.hope Cem., Lander, Fremont, Wyoming
1 AFN 3GBJ-FJ
1 BAPL
2 DATE 2 Nov 1959
1 ENDL
2 DATE 22 Jan 1960
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1 FAMS @F34@
1 FAMS @F455@
1 FAMC @F36@
2 _PRIMARY Y
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F36@
2 DATE 28 Apr 1970
2 TEMP LANGE
2 SOUR @S24@
1 SOUR @S34@
1 SOUR @S36@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:44:26
0 @I40@ INDI
1 NAME Joshua F. /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Joshua F.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1772/1773
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1849
2 PLAC Ohio
1 AFN 311M-WJ
1 BAPL
2 DATE 2 Nov 1959
1 ENDL
2 DATE 1 Jun 1960
1 _UID B52C7385AF92C44F9AF34B06893A2C7872CF
1 FAMS @F35@
1 FAMS @F320@
1 FAMS @F328@
1 SLGC
2 DATE 2 Dec 1994
2 TEMP SDIEG
1 NOTE ! sources: Letter from Susannah Gustin Sly to Dau Susannah Barnum,
2 CONT listing children and wives. Joshua, Jr.'s pension records. Caleb's
2 CONT pension records, Ohio Census, Pickaway Co. 1850. Gideon's marriage rec.
2 CONT Joshua md 1) Lucretia Calkins, lived in Canada. Div.
2 CONT Children: Solomon; Benjamin, b. 10 Jan 1796; Martha Lavina Sly.
2 CONT Joshua md. 3)  Lodicia; Ammer Jane; Joshua Jr., Caleb B; Gideon Sly.
2 CONT First wife, Lucretia Calkins md 2) Joseph Thornton (a Mormon) desc.
2 CONT came to Utah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT !1840 Census in Mentor, Lake county Ohio (near Kirtland and Cleavland)
2 CONT Still need to check Newspapers for obituaries
1 SOUR @S34@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:12:06
0 @I41@ INDI
1 NAME Eliza /Hill/
2 SURN Hill
2 GIVN Eliza
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1774
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1810
1 AFN 311M-XP
1 BAPL
2 DATE 2 Nov 1959
1 ENDL
2 DATE 30 Nov 1959
1 _UID 8C6EB1E4A7B39B4785D9BEFDB12AEE2EDB4E
1 FAMS @F35@
1 SOUR @S34@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:12:32
0 @I43@ INDI
1 NAME Robert /Patterson/
2 SURN Patterson
2 GIVN Robert
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Mar 1793
2 PLAC Snenghton Cole, Clackmannon, Scotland, Scotland
1 BAPL
2 DATE 6 Feb 1878
1 ENDL
2 DATE 6 Feb 1878
1 _UID 830682D1DAD866499EF2F6BFD458537C7DD7
1 FAMS @F38@
1 NOTE ! sources: Fam Rec Clackmannon. Parish Rec Gen. Rec. Office
2 CONT Edinburgh, Sctland.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I44@ INDI
1 NAME Mary /Drysdale/
2 SURN Drysdale
2 GIVN Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1797
2 PLAC , Clackmannan, Scotland, Scotland
1 CHR
2 DATE 18 Apr 1797
2 PLAC , Clackmannan, Scotland, Scotland
1 ENDL
2 DATE 4 Sep 1847
1 _UID 4F857982338942448EFDA5206D68A8DAB821
1 FAMS @F38@
1 NOTE ! Mary's 1) md John ROY
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I49@ INDI
1 NAME Andrew /Patterson/
2 SURN Patterson
2 GIVN Andrew
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Oct 1815
2 PLAC Neutonshire, Clackmannon, Scotland, Scotland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Jul 1879
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 BURI
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 AFN 1QLL-WJ
1 BAPL
2 DATE 25 Oct 1847
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 4 Sep 1855
2 TEMP EHOUS
1 _UID 40C7D3144F4DFF4CB381A300B4142422BA43
1 FAMS @F33@
1 FAMC @F38@
1 NOTE ! Andrew md 1) Margaret Fife 18 Nov 1837, children: Margaret md. John
2 CONT Smith; Robert md S. Bohn; Agnes Ann md Philo Taylor Farnsworth; Mary
2 CONT Ray md Samuel Moffatt, dau md Bradshaw. She died 5 Aug 1848 Grovey, St.
2 CONT Louis, Mo. He md between St. Louis and Council Bluffs, widow, Jane
2 CONT McGill Nelson Morgan. Their son, Edward born in Council Bluffs.
2 CONT Jane sld to Andrew 18 Aug 1982 JR, no record of marriage to Thomas
2 CONT Morgan, children?
2 CONT Beaver Pattersons say that they went to EH 4 Sept 1855 and were sealed
2 CONT to their first spouses, Lenore searched these sealing records and could
2 CONT find nothing but Endowment dates, so had them sealed.
2 CONT They were sent to Cedar City by Brigham Young when they arrived in SL.
2 CONT They were sent to help settle Beaver in 1856, first settlers.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 Jan 2000
3 TIME 22:34:49
0 @I50@ INDI
1 NAME Jane Mc Gill /Nelson/
2 SURN Nelson
2 GIVN Jane Mc Gill
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 2 Feb 1815
2 PLAC Dediston, Midlothian, Scotland, Scotland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 Aug 1878
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 BURI
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 BAPL
2 DATE 7 Jun 1847
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 18 Oct 1982
2 TEMP JRIVE
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1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F44@
2 DATE 21 Nov 1997
2 TEMP ARIZO
2 SOUR @S24@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:44:32
0 @I51@ INDI
1 NAME Thomas /Gustin/
2 SURN Gustin
2 GIVN Thomas
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Mar 1801
2 PLAC , , Kentucky, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 17 Sep 1849
2 PLAC Gold Fields, , Califorina
1 BURI
2 DATE Sep 1849
2 PLAC Gold Fields, , Califorina
1 AFN 3GBJ-2M
1 BAPL
2 DATE 9 Oct 1943
1 ENDL
2 DATE 22 Feb 1945
1 _UID 76D263C64B249A4E870C77B40A98F1DFF883
1 FAMS @F36@
1 SLGC
2 DATE 6 Feb 1990
2 TEMP JRIVE
2 SOUR @S25@
1 NOTE ! Thomas joined LDS Church in Ohio or Iowa and came to SL. He went to
2 CONT Calif. with son-in-law, James C. Sly, as a guide for gold seekers and
2 CONT died there. His family were very poor and there were several young
2 CONT children and they grew up with some bitterness toward the church.
2 CONT His wife, Mary, is supposed to have married a Mr. Parker and was
2 CONT the oldest living resident of Nephi.
2 CONT Sources: Thomas Gustin Bible, Lenore Waite has copy.
2 CONT Capt. Joseph Gustin Manuscript; James C. Sly Diary; Manti Temple
2 CONT Record Book; Early Church Emigration Records (Journal of History pg 9)
2 CONT Early Church files; S.L. Archives, all in poss. of L. Waite.
1 SOUR @S17@
1 SOUR @S34@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:13:15
0 @I52@ INDI
1 NAME Mary /Peterson/
2 SURN Peterson
2 GIVN Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Jul 1805
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Sep 1865
2 PLAC Nephi, Juab, Utah, Usa
1 AFN 3GBJ-3S
1 _UID 56FBFA8793A1FD4C8C96A7A648A1C10F772F
1 FAMS @F36@
1 SOUR @S34@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:13:28
0 @I54@ INDI
1 NAME Robert W /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Robert W
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1822
2 PLAC St. Clair, Michigan
1 _UID 1030AB08E694B5498BC795FBE4CF39C902BF
1 FAMC @F386@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 20 May 2000
3 TIME 17:11:21
0 @I59@ INDI
1 NAME Edward /Nelson/
2 SURN Nelson
2 GIVN Edward
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 15 Aug 1793
2 PLAC Liberton, Midlothian, Scotland, Scotland
1 CHR
2 DATE 15 Aug 1793
2 PLAC Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland, Scotland
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1855
1 BAPL
2 DATE 8 Nov 1881
1 ENDL
2 DATE 9 Nov 1881
1 _UID 1378B7F367470342A1BDD1978092243E622A
1 FAMS @F44@
1 NOTE ! sources: Fam Rec of Par. Reg. Inveresk, Mid. Sctl
2 CONT  Rec 23 Sept 1949 Endowment House Rec Gen Soc CLMH
1 CHAN
2 DATE 19 May 2002
3 TIME 18:37:44
0 @I60@ INDI
1 NAME Catherine /Banks/
2 SURN Banks
2 GIVN Catherine
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1793
2 PLAC Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland, Scotland
1 BAPL
2 DATE 21 Nov 1997
2 TEMP ARIZO
2 SOUR @S24@
1 ENDL
2 DATE 18 Nov 1881
1 _UID 69BED7F8E6A05F4B9FF11BDE0ECF3C19E1CA
1 FAMS @F44@
1 NOTE !Catherine's parents: John Banks and Catherine Flucker
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:44:21
0 @I65@ INDI
1 NAME Katie Jean McGill /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Katie Jean McGill
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 Sep 1884
2 PLAC Levan, Juab, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Dec 1974
2 PLAC Las Vegas, Clark, Nevada, Usa
1 BURI
2 DATE Dec 1974
2 PLAC Las Vegas, Clark, Nevada, Usa
1 BAPL
2 DATE 14 Jul 1901
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 16 Jul 1981
1 _UID D4868E6EFB5F6947B8BA0CFEBA1D867CB5C1
1 FAMS @F82@
1 FAMS @F14@
1 FAMC @F12@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F12@
2 DATE 20 Oct 1998
2 TEMP PROVO
1 NOTE ! Katy Jean endowed when md 12 Nov 1902 or Jan 1903. was redone.
2 CONT   She md John Twitchell had many children and div. Md. Arthur Horgan
2 CONT   no issue.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I70@ INDI
1 NAME Polly /Patten/
2 SURN Patten
2 GIVN Polly
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Dec 1814
2 PLAC Newport, Herkimer, New York, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Feb 1897
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 7 Aug 1834
1 ENDL
2 DATE 26 Jul 1862
2 TEMP EHOUS
1 _UID 08749B9CA9AC6643A67A24C9D5018C345447
1 FAMS @F8@
1 SLGC
2 DATE 14 Oct 1949
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2000
3 TIME 19:22:06
0 @I71@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 5B3B08852B8B81488E2EF9BC475A14BD8528
1 FAMS @F16@
1 FAMC @F268@
0 @I72@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 70A6C2D4B06423408D57EBA1A0D4D23D1691
1 FAMS @F381@
1 FAMS @F179@
1 FAMC @F268@
0 @I73@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 6E9FC04142359D4AB96F8683CBD4F9518688
1 FAMS @F16@
0 @I74@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID CFA1E7078BDB9745A7AB4709818290471C49
1 FAMS @F272@
1 FAMC @F16@
0 @I75@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 124D9F19FEE69E48BCF0D38BFCFF8CE85A1E
1 FAMS @F271@
1 FAMC @F16@
0 @I76@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID A43DD0C5535FD8499C5FF8965A1FC196A242
1 FAMS @F273@
1 FAMC @F16@
0 @I77@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 11D2FF83F9D8C947AD60ECBD35F4DE8D907E
1 FAMS @F382@
1 FAMC @F381@
0 @I78@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 7B833541F12A874784F2E2B2A849AA9C9E5E
1 FAMS @F383@
1 FAMC @F381@
0 @I79@ INDI
1 NAME Raphael Orean /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Raphael Orean
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 13 Feb 1900
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 31 Jul 1978
1 BAPL
2 DATE 6 Sep 1908
1 ENDL
2 DATE 17 Sep 1936
1 _UID 5E20CA7D190FD24293428FABA3DC1CAE5999
1 FAMS @F287@
1 FAMC @F269@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F269@
2 STAT BIC
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2000
3 TIME 19:22:06
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Ashcraft\R. Orean Ashcraft.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I80@ INDI
1 NAME Donna /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Donna
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 10 Dec 1903
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Jan 1988
1 BAPL
2 DATE 2 Jun 1912
1 ENDL
2 DATE 3 Jun 1925
1 _UID 967AEBFAA0FB8A42A9D79C8B4423F059B34B
1 FAMS @F62@
1 FAMS @F63@
1 FAMS @F288@
1 FAMC @F269@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F269@
2 STAT BIC
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2000
3 TIME 19:22:06
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Ashcraft\Donna Ashcraft.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I81@ INDI
1 NAME William /Coats/
2 SURN Coats
2 GIVN William
1 SEX M
1 _UID 0A3C1F29BB3D5A4AB810377B47A0909FBA08
1 FAMS @F24@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I82@ INDI
1 NAME Zebedee /Cotrin/
2 SURN Cotrin
2 GIVN Zebedee
1 SEX M
1 _UID 23ADB3994B62A140B7FDD1E7F73E5AF49970
1 FAMS @F25@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I83@ INDI
1 NAME John Solomon /Fullmer/
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN John Solomon
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Jul 1807
2 PLAC Huntington, Luzerne, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 8 Oct 1883
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE 10 Oct 1883
2 PLAC Evergreen Cem., Springville, Utah, Utah
1 AFN 1RW9-QF
1 BAPL
2 DATE 29 Jul 1839
1 ENDL
2 DATE 15 Dec 1845
2 TEMP NAU
1 _UID B7B94C8E9A748D49AAE7BB5D5863AA5894F5
1 FAMS @F26@
1 FAMS @F64@
1 FAMS @F65@
1 FAMC @F66@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F66@
2 DATE 23 May 1945
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 NOTE John Solomon Fullmer was baptized 29 jul 1839, in Nauvoo, by the
2 CONT Prophet Joseph Smith.  He had traveled from his home in Nashville,
2 CONT Tennessee to visit with his parents and others of his family who were
2 CONT then living in Nauvoo and was basptized before returning home.  It was
2 CONT customary in the early days of the Church to perform rebaptisms,
2 CONT however these dates are usally used only whern the original date cannot
2 CONT be found.
2 CONT 
2 CONT John Solomon Fullmer, Mary Ann Price and Olive Amanda Smith all
2 CONT received their Second Anointings in the Nauvoo temple, 3 February, 1846
2 CONT at 5:50 p.m. (F Utah S 1 A page 625)
2 CONT 
2 CONT When the Fullmer family lived in Nauvoo they were close neighbors and friends of the Prophet
2 CONC .  Lavinia remembers sitting on the Prophets lap and listening to his big watch tick.  In th
2 CONC e evenings the rugs of the smith home would be rolled up and they would dance, or John S. Ful
2 CONC lmer and the Prophet would engage in wrestling matches, or they would talk about the gospel
2 CONC .  The Prophet gave John his sword and watch as tokens of his love.  John was in the Cathag
2 CONC e jail with the Prophet the night before the assassination.  They were lying on a matress o
2 CONC n the floor together and the Prophet ask John to sing his favorit songs to him.  In the morni
2 CONC ng John went to subpoena witnesses for the approching trial.  When he returned the guards ref
2 CONC used to let him enter.  This act was probably the means of his life being spared.
2 CONT 
2 CONT John Solomon Fullmer came to Utah in October, 1848 with the Willard
2 CONT Richards Company, he being a captian of Ten.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Died 8 Oct 1883 in Springville, Utah, Utah.  He and Mary Ann were first
2 CONT buried on a lot on the old Fullmer Farm and then, some years later, were
2 CONT removed to the Evergreen cemetery where they are buried on a Fullmer
2 CONT plot.
1 SOUR @S35@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:18:08
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Ashcraft\John S. Fullmer.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I84@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Ann /Price/
2 SURN Price
2 GIVN Mary Ann
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 16 Sep 1815
2 PLAC Nashville, Davison, Tn
1 DEAT
2 DATE 29 Nov 1897
2 PLAC Marysvale, Piute, Ut
1 BURI
2 DATE 2 Dec 1897
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 AFN 1K4P-ZH
1 BAPL
2 DATE 2 Aug 1877
1 ENDL
2 DATE 15 Dec 1845
2 TEMP NAUVO
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1 FAMS @F26@
1 FAMC @F67@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F67@
2 DATE 17 Dec 1985
2 TEMP SEATT
1 NOTE Mary Ann Price was married to John Solomon Fullmer about 9:00 am 24
2 CONT May 1837 by Reverend Howell in Nashville, Tennessee.  She was probably
2 CONT baptized into the Church after moving to Nauvoo in the spring of 1840
2 CONT but a record of the date has not been found, therefore, the date of a
2 CONT rebaptism is used.  (She did not know of the Church before her marriage.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mary Ann was sealed to John Solomon Fullmer in the Nauvoo Temple, 15
2 CONT January, 1846 at 12:20 p.m. by H. C. Kimball.  Witnesses: L. R. Foster and
2 CONT W. Farr. (Nauvoo Temple Rec. F Utah S 1 A page 273.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mary Ann came to Utah with her husband and their five children in
2 CONT October, 1848.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mary Ann died in Marysvale, Piute, Utah where she had been staying with
2 CONT her daughter, Ann Adelaaide Dennis for about a month before her death.
2 CONT Buried in Springville, Utah.   Parents of 8 children.
1 SOUR @S35@
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2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:15:49
1 OBJE
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2 FILE images\Ashcraft\Mary Ann Price.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I85@ INDI
1 NAME Peter /Fullmer/
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN Peter
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Feb 1774
2 PLAC Reading, Berks, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Jan 1857
2 PLAC Salt Lake, Slc, Ut
1 BURI
2 PLAC City Cem., Salt Lake, Ut
1 BAPL
2 DATE 31 Aug 1802
1 ENDL
2 DATE 15 Dec 1845
1 _UID AD9C82C5E738734F8BF2C73F65F7066AC05C
1 FAMS @F66@
1 SLGC
2 DATE 10 Oct 1978
2 TEMP OGDEN
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Mar 2000
3 TIME 10:54:39
0 @I86@ INDI
1 NAME Susannah /Zerfass/
2 SURN Zerfass
2 GIVN Susannah
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Sep 1773
2 PLAC Whitehall, Northampton, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Nov 1856
2 PLAC Salt Lake, Slc, Ut
1 BURI
2 DATE Nov 1856
2 PLAC City Cem., Salt Lake, Ut
1 BAPL
2 DATE 6 Feb 1969
1 ENDL
2 DATE 15 Dec 1845
1 _UID 8F70B8D31D1FA4459FB658F8EF533021E7DD
1 FAMS @F66@
1 SLGC
2 DATE 15 Sep 1955
2 TEMP ARIZO
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Mar 2000
3 TIME 10:54:45
0 @I91@ INDI
1 NAME John /Price/
2 SURN Price
2 GIVN John
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 Dec 1790
2 PLAC Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 Dec 1848
2 PLAC Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee
1 AFN 8MW9-LP
1 _UID 58E378D207FFAB488EA64CE14CBD4ADD0F85
1 FAMS @F67@
1 SOUR @S35@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:16:15
0 @I92@ INDI
1 NAME Johanna /Rucker/
2 SURN Rucker
2 GIVN Johanna
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Apr 1796
2 PLAC Richmond, Henrico, Virginia
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Feb 1822
2 PLAC Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee
1 AFN 8MW9-MV
1 _UID 1BDC9601695BAA419A9E78E3AC8D9305A17A
1 FAMS @F67@
1 SOUR @S35@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:16:33
0 @I93@ INDI
1 NAME Joseph (Steel) /Steele/
2 SURN Steele
2 GIVN Joseph (Steel)
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1754
1 CHR
2 DATE 16 Jan 1754
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 BURI
2 DATE 1 Aug 1826
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 AFN 2vgc-5n
1 _UID 6AB7FB2ED70DD74ABCF739F8CD1E0BDC055B
1 FAMS @F30@
1 SOUR @S31@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 17:58:16
0 @I94@ INDI
1 NAME Lucy /Baskerville/
2 SURN Baskerville
2 GIVN Lucy
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1762
1 CHR
2 DATE 1762
2 PLAC Goostny, Cheshire, England
1 BURI
2 DATE 10 Nov 1825
1 AFN 2vgc-6t
1 _UID 3B296808D459444CB1FCA0F41E1BEE5F583A
1 FAMS @F30@
1 SOUR @S31@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 17:56:38
0 @I99@ INDI
1 NAME Charles /Barber/
2 SURN Barber
2 GIVN Charles
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 26 Jan 1766
2 PLAC Edgmond, Shropshire, England
1 CHR
2 DATE 29 Jun 1766
2 PLAC Newport, Shropshire, England
1 AFN 8MW9-QD
1 _UID 7B686A047B0E5B41A2FB4895543AEE60CCBD
1 FAMS @F29@
1 SOUR @S31@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 17:58:42
0 @I100@ INDI
1 NAME Ann /Fold/
2 SURN Fold
2 GIVN Ann
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1772
2 PLAC Audley, Staffordshire, England
1 AFN 8MW9-RK
1 _UID E0B89112CD47564697E06E82D99EC165EF36
1 FAMS @F29@
1 SOUR @S31@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 17:59:00
0 @I101@ INDI
1 NAME Gerald George /Anderson/
2 SURN Anderson
2 GIVN Gerald George
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Jan 1965
2 PLAC Payson, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Jan 1965
2 PLAC Payson, Utah
1 BURI
2 PLAC Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah, Usa
1 BAPL
2 STAT INFANT
1 ENDL
2 STAT INFANT
1 _UID BDD5AE9C25EA744FAEBCEBF06D6D82A7F640
1 FAMC @F16@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F16@
2 STAT BIC
1 CHAN
2 DATE 8 Jun 2001
3 TIME 20:44:42
0 @I102@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 2CE1B178D5E1A94F9530D1F93AABD394BF9B
1 FAMS @F267@
1 FAMC @F16@
0 @I103@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 1234E36D7CA88D4E976E2DE7A2F9F4044111
1 FAMS @F266@
1 FAMC @F16@
0 @I104@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 50F93DAEEA5F4A43B561D397741FBD4F2939
1 FAMS @F273@
0 @I108@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 7C0E74823517A9488DB82DA985C257FC72EE
1 FAMS @F271@
0 @I109@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 029A26BD43652545959ED12232DEA59602F9
1 FAMS @F272@
0 @I110@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID C0EDF275B73741498E4669E01B00839AE158
1 FAMS @F278@
1 FAMS @F279@
1 FAMC @F268@
0 @I111@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 482CA38E87641E4E818C230E571376B8D2EB
1 FAMS @F283@
1 FAMC @F268@
0 @I112@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID CE952EF3E3B894419F870BC957797F94D144
1 FAMS @F77@
1 FAMS @F284@
1 FAMC @F268@
0 @I113@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 0F6AE498EC5D4C4F9847A7E360DF67644C7D
1 FAMS @F279@
0 @I114@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 42D1E81201E04C44AC8E80255424EEEEB182
1 FAMS @F400@
1 FAMC @F279@
0 @I115@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 9A478268425D0749A6C6185A2C50D64C369F
1 FAMS @F278@
0 @I116@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 8A811E45F644694FB9C641B19EDE71A5636F
1 FAMS @F381@
0 @I117@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 0A6AA5722107244B980FA5EEE5690FE9A20D
1 FAMS @F283@
0 @I118@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 33DE72CDC9D7644FB694F8B2939305D29416
1 FAMS @F58@
1 FAMC @F283@
0 @I119@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 33CA03EDD7419048A5580B8F30ADF11F61A5
1 FAMC @F283@
0 @I120@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 046742339E30F04480F35FBDB16C847F91D7
1 FAMC @F283@
0 @I121@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 517866CBB9274341A759BB32A8CD680B3320
1 FAMS @F402@
1 FAMC @F283@
0 @I122@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 1BC43BC6BB14AD4194F6EFD5E493A0CED093
1 FAMC @F283@
0 @I131@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID BAA43FE8F67D794B98952ACDE2617362F87D
1 FAMC @F278@
0 @I132@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 5D6FE02DC9739D46B8810B98AF1C08A44B14
1 FAMS @F75@
1 FAMC @F278@
0 @I133@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 83647DCB82C25D4989231CCBE8B18804D175
1 FAMS @F77@
0 @I134@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 54BC48A92DACF745A1ECABF44A307F3E7992
1 FAMS @F403@
1 FAMC @F77@
0 @I135@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 8A4EB7B95D60684E8B88B547EF07FCAE6A0B
1 FAMS @F404@
1 FAMC @F77@
0 @I136@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID FCE528E9E2B1344BB289199B5688A5188E4C
1 FAMS @F405@
1 FAMC @F77@
0 @I137@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 7F9242745F3AD54B9FB3BA402F6CDB6CAE80
1 FAMS @F406@
1 FAMC @F77@
0 @I138@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 2332C82DEAD5CC48A8422104CA8330B25BA1
1 FAMS @F407@
1 FAMC @F77@
0 @I139@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 43AAB06BF6BFAE40880EACA7D282781B7BC4
1 FAMC @F77@
0 @I140@ INDI
1 NAME Ruel Reed /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Ruel Reed
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Feb 1907
2 PLAC Salt Lake, Salt Lake, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Feb 1965
1 BAPL
2 DATE 20 Jun 1915
1 ENDL
2 DATE 21 Jan 1932
1 _UID CD3190801262F34AAC3C358BF5CA495FCE51
1 FAMS @F289@
1 FAMC @F269@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F269@
2 STAT BIC
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Dec 1999
3 TIME 14:41:46
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Ashcraft\Ruel Ashcraft.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I141@ INDI
1 NAME Elden Leroy /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Elden Leroy
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 26 Jul 1909
2 PLAC Salt Lake, Salt Lake, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 5 Sep 1987
1 BAPL
2 DATE 5 Aug 1917
1 ENDL
2 DATE 8 Sep 1931
1 _UID 7DB32BFA543FDD41A4C8A29144E8C004956E
1 FAMS @F290@
1 FAMC @F269@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F269@
2 STAT BIC
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Dec 1999
3 TIME 14:41:46
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Ashcraft\Elden L. Ashcraft.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I142@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID D405603C5CDDB9479941F7864FCCDE605E12
1 FAMS @F62@
0 @I143@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 4A9636515530374B8DC7968F5AA166F63E85
1 FAMS @F63@
0 @I144@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID ABF1AB6909F8004096DAB7B06F45BB346B67
1 FAMS @F287@
0 @I145@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID E985C3F6B2D29A44B24E26948CC244AC816D
1 FAMS @F289@
0 @I146@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 84B8C879E73C3D42AA83D3A84E17D62022A1
1 FAMS @F290@
0 @I147@ INDI
1 NAME Benjamin Eli /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Benjamin Eli
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 Nov 1859
2 PLAC Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 May 1920
1 BAPL
2 DATE 24 Jan 1878
1 ENDL
2 DATE 3 Jan 1924
1 _UID CC3DDA8709D4554EB8F0C26EFD3970CD3500
1 FAMC @F285@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F285@
2 DATE 30 Nov 1954
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I148@ INDI
1 NAME William Henry /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN William Henry
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Jan 1862
2 PLAC Moroni, Sanpete, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Mar 1923
1 BAPL
2 DATE 1872
1 ENDL
2 DATE 30 Mar 1892
1 _UID 309B9328B8CDE74F95C8E1FCAC34E568A833
1 FAMC @F285@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F285@
2 DATE 24 Jun 1935
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I149@ INDI
1 NAME Nancy /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Nancy
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 Jan 1864
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Jan 1864
1 BAPL
2 STAT INFANT
1 ENDL
2 STAT INFANT
1 _UID 0D13B46725BF7B429408E03477403FE26429
1 FAMC @F285@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F285@
2 DATE 11 May 1916
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2000
3 TIME 19:22:06
0 @I150@ INDI
1 NAME Ann Adalaide /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Ann Adalaide
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 15 Sep 1865
2 PLAC Moroni, Sanpete, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 22 Jul 1955
1 BAPL
2 DATE 24 Jan 1878
1 ENDL
2 DATE 7 Mar 1959
1 _UID 68DFF05DA34DD941838DF15F1BE856B9101D
1 FAMC @F285@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F285@
2 DATE 14 Sep 1959
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I151@ INDI
1 NAME Wallance Eugene /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Wallance Eugene
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Jul 1868
2 PLAC Moroni, Sanpete, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 29 Dec 1890
1 BAPL
2 DATE 8 May 1916
1 ENDL
2 DATE 11 May 1916
1 _UID 09D50AC9564A1B45A684600F7FE593DD1E82
1 FAMC @F285@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F285@
2 DATE 11 May 1916
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I152@ INDI
1 NAME Lou Lillian /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Lou Lillian
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 15 Apr 1870
2 PLAC Morgan, Morgan, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Aug 1939
1 BAPL
2 DATE 12 Nov 1882
1 ENDL
2 DATE 20 Nov 1894
1 _UID F04DC5F7C703E745992FEA1F7BA4518ABAE8
1 FAMC @F285@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F285@
2 DATE 11 May 1916
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I153@ INDI
1 NAME Francis Marion /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Francis Marion
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Apr 1872
2 PLAC Weber, Weber, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Jun 1940
1 BAPL
2 DATE 9 Nov 1882
1 ENDL
2 DATE 23 May 1899
1 _UID 9092E3C248AE5547BD8779190E891E07EB7F
1 FAMS @F84@
1 FAMC @F285@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F285@
2 DATE 30 Nov 1954
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I154@ INDI
1 NAME John Wesley /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN John Wesley
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Nov 1876
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Apr 1888
1 BAPL
2 DATE 3 Dec 1885
1 ENDL
2 DATE 12 May 1916
1 _UID E032296A0CADFE4692C127A482651719D762
1 FAMC @F285@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F285@
2 DATE 11 May 1916
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2000
3 TIME 19:22:06
0 @I155@ INDI
1 NAME Lester /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Lester
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Jan 1879
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Nov 1929
1 BAPL
2 DATE 5 Sep 1899
1 ENDL
2 DATE 15 Aug 1932
1 _UID 85EBB4D834C68E4A99497DA8B9D73F6B0F4C
1 FAMC @F285@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F285@
2 DATE 15 Aug 1932
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2000
3 TIME 19:22:06
0 @I156@ INDI
1 NAME Clarence /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Clarence
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 Dec 1880
2 PLAC Mapleton, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 May 1934
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 PLAC Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 7 Aug 1890
1 ENDL
2 DATE 31 Mar 1909
1 _UID 5C5994F3B19B08489DE2FA56DA5B64AAEABE
1 FAMS @F85@
1 FAMC @F285@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F285@
2 DATE 24 Oct 1932
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2000
3 TIME 19:22:06
0 @I157@ INDI
1 NAME Mary /Evans/
2 SURN Evans
2 GIVN Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Sep 1880
2 PLAC Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 21 Sep 1932
2 PLAC Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 PLAC Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 1889
1 ENDL
2 DATE 31 Mar 1909
1 _UID B320CF2029E82045A27BDA10874C7C1FAD83
1 FAMS @F85@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I160@ INDI
1 NAME Clarence /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Clarence
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 Jun 1910
2 PLAC Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 5 Jun 1910
1 BAPL
2 STAT INFANT
1 ENDL
2 STAT INFANT
1 _UID D0548CF59AD12449941F8CE19E8DF94506AD
1 FAMC @F85@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F85@
2 STAT BIC
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I161@ INDI
1 NAME Melba Susanna /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Melba Susanna
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Mar 1912
2 PLAC Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 17 Nov 1932
1 BAPL
2 DATE 17 Mar 1920
1 ENDL
2 DATE 9 Apr 1953
1 _UID 024F34F503D2E243BF5EE4780C8DF248C0A0
1 FAMS @F87@
1 FAMC @F85@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F85@
2 STAT BIC
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I162@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID D9F218EF7ADE3B48AE14E327B91F00D92A74
1 FAMS @F88@
1 FAMC @F85@
0 @I163@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 147600C41084DB4696AEDD48FC3A662C342C
1 FAMS @F89@
1 FAMC @F85@
0 @I164@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 8715285C8B993A43B70E08060BD7211AB1B2
1 FAMS @F87@
0 @I165@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 5B3A444E3444EF41B8602FD99C1EF5C05EEA
1 FAMS @F88@
0 @I166@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 83C7D85F0C48844DA642BCC583DAE65CAE02
1 FAMS @F89@
0 @I167@ INDI
1 NAME Benjamin /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Benjamin
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1798
2 PLAC Mt. Sterling, Montgomery, Kentucky
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1832
2 PLAC Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky
1 BAPL
2 DATE 8 Oct 1895
1 ENDL
2 DATE 3 May 1917
1 _UID 227122392B5BA04BABD9F8925BECD1991EAC
1 FAMS @F23@
1 FAMC @F427@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2000
3 TIME 09:19:30
0 @I168@ INDI
1 NAME Nancy /Owens/
2 SURN Owens
2 GIVN Nancy
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1802
2 PLAC Indiana
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1832
2 PLAC Louisville, Kentucky
1 BAPL
2 DATE 19 Dec 1997
2 TEMP PROVO
1 ENDL
2 DATE 9 Jan 1998
2 TEMP PROVO
1 _UID BB7EDF4AF6425D4C9058F6ED3A77B9BA3278
1 FAMS @F23@
1 FAMC @F433@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 1 Jan 2000
3 TIME 11:24:41
0 @I169@ INDI
1 NAME Susannah Elizabeth /Pace/
2 SURN Pace
2 GIVN Susannah Elizabeth
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 PLAC Sp Fk. or Thstl, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 1 May 1901
1 _UID C4414744709EC244A34E03DCC87D5E324984
1 FAMS @F84@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I170@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID B3AD4DFBA4F27C42BFDC7839BDCCE64E05E3
1 FAMC @F84@
0 @I171@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 4F682D5FD6BD7E479B18F614B2820BFF96EE
1 FAMC @F84@
0 @I172@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 85C009342493D4439A8DD7606BFAB5D39BC2
1 FAMC @F84@
0 @I173@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 262D24B5F984304EB144E7F934F3AE8B5C5D
1 FAMC @F84@
0 @I174@ INDI
1 NAME Frank Leon /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Frank Leon
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Aug 1908
2 PLAC Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Mar 1909
1 BAPL
2 STAT INFANT
1 ENDL
2 STAT INFANT
1 _UID B641EC5BF820EF4D8124D6F67F89F91E223E
1 FAMC @F84@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F84@
2 STAT CLEARED
2 SOUR @S24@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:38:30
0 @I175@ INDI
1 NAME Seth /Ollerton/
2 SURN Ollerton
2 GIVN Seth
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1828
2 PLAC England
1 BAPL
2 DATE 20 Feb 1993
2 TEMP OAKLA
2 SOUR @S25@
1 ENDL
2 DATE 24 Feb 1993
2 TEMP OAKLA
2 SOUR @S25@
1 _UID DE35FC1216E5114484395A1A44F7DD7D3713
1 FAMS @F299@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:44:15
0 @I176@ INDI
1 NAME William Arthur /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN William Arthur
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Apr 1911
2 PLAC Thistle, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 16 Feb 1964
1 BAPL
2 DATE 28 May 1999
2 TEMP ARIZO
2 SOUR @S24@
1 ENDL
2 STAT CLEARED
2 SOUR @S24@
1 _UID 825F8C5AA298C44CAB09C24D482B08B0FF64
1 FAMC @F84@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F84@
2 STAT CLEARED
2 SOUR @S24@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:38:37
0 @I177@ INDI
1 NAME David Warren /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN David Warren
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 29 Mar 1915
2 PLAC Thistle, Utah, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Jan 1962
1 BAPL
2 DATE 1923
1 ENDL
2 STAT CLEARED
2 SOUR @S24@
1 _UID B5319511170503498117C8A50D72DEA1F7A5
1 FAMC @F84@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F84@
2 STAT CLEARED
2 SOUR @S24@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:38:28
0 @I178@ INDI
1 NAME Lawrence Alfred /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Lawrence Alfred
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Aug 1920
2 PLAC Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 Sep 1920
1 BAPL
2 STAT INFANT
1 ENDL
2 STAT INFANT
1 _UID F48E5D5137BBF6409A327984ADB6559972EF
1 FAMC @F84@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I179@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID C0DC5A66D8FBB944816ADD5CDE7FCB960E8E
1 FAMC @F84@
0 @I180@ INDI
1 NAME William Henry /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN William Henry
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1822
2 PLAC Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky
1 BAPL
2 DATE 19 Jan 1935
1 ENDL
2 DATE 24 Jun 1935
1 _UID 9D7C9212CC8F08469C6B48EDA194DCD0835B
1 FAMC @F23@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F23@
2 DATE 1 Jun 1949
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I181@ INDI
1 NAME Druceilla /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Druceilla
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1824
2 PLAC Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky
1 BAPL
2 DATE 19 Jan 1935
1 ENDL
2 DATE 28 Mar 1935
1 _UID 6D40C5BF01CC8D41960D20A68B4A2D225933
1 FAMC @F23@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F23@
2 DATE 1 Jun 1949
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I182@ INDI
1 NAME Harriet /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN Harriet
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1826
2 PLAC Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky
1 BAPL
2 DATE 19 Jan 1935
1 ENDL
2 DATE 19 Apr 1935
1 _UID 80636A6110A42543B24EC273C2067790CE34
1 FAMC @F23@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F23@
2 DATE 1 Jun 1949
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I183@ INDI
1 NAME Johanna Price /Fullmer/
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN Johanna Price
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 13 Dec 1839
2 PLAC Murfreesboro, Ruth, Tennessee
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 Nov 1915
2 PLAC Provo, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE Nov 1913
2 PLAC Orangeville, Utah
1 AFN 1D1P-BK
1 BAPL
2 DATE Oct 1848
1 ENDL
2 DATE 25 Apr 1856
1 _UID 5516C4D33FCAAE478A3A146A6C7DF58DAD04
1 FAMS @F90@
1 FAMS @F91@
1 FAMC @F26@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F26@
2 DATE 14 Nov 1884
1 NOTE Married in 1854 to James Lawrence Bess.  Both received their
2 CONT endowments and were sealed in the Endowment House 25 April, 1856.
2 CONT Sealing was canclled 3 May, 1859.  One son born of this marriage, James
2 CONT Lawrence Bess Jr. , born 11 June, 1856 was raised by his father.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Johanna Price Fullmer married (2) Erastus Curtis 14 February, 1860 in
2 CONT Spanish Fork, Utah and was sealed to him the same day.  (This sealing
2 CONT date is recorded on their endowment cards.)  They were resealed in the
2 CONT Logan Temple 4 November, 1885.  (Logan Sealing of Couples, filed by
2 CONT date.)  Erastus Curtis was born 15 May, 1828 in Georgetown, Ohio.  Bapt
2 CONT 8 June, 1838.  Endowed 8 March, 1854 in Endowment House.  Died 20
2 CONT January, 1902 in Barton, Idaho.  Johanna died 15 November, 1915 in
2 CONT Provo, Utah and is buried in Orangeville, Utah.  Parents of 8 children.
1 SOUR @S35@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:19:29
0 @I184@ INDI
1 NAME Ann Adelaide /Fullmer/
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN Ann Adelaide
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Oct 1841
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hnck, Illinois
1 DEAT
2 DATE 10 Apr 1899
2 PLAC Marysvale, Piute, Ut
1 BURI
2 DATE 5 Apr 1899
2 PLAC Marysvale, Piute, Ut
1 AFN 29BC-J0
1 BAPL
2 DATE 1852
1 ENDL
2 DATE 24 Nov 1865
1 _UID AC1AB9DABDAE3846AE4E61BBDD23517B26EB
1 FAMS @F92@
1 FAMC @F26@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F26@
2 DATE 23 Mar 1945
1 NOTE Ann Adelaide Fullmer Married and sealed to William Taylor Dennis in the
2 CONT endowment House 6 Sept, 1857.  She received her endowmants 24 Nov,
2 CONT 1865 (after her marriage) also in the Endowment House.  William Taylor
2 CONT Dennis was born 18 January, 1810 in Lincoln County, Tennessee.  Bapt. 14
2 CONT March, 1850.  Endowed 14 November, 1855.  Died 22 November, 1894 in
2 CONT Marysvale, Utah and is buried in the Dennis Family cemetery at
2 CONT Marysvale, Utah.  Parents of 11 children.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Ann Adelaide Fullmer died 10 April, 1899 in Salt Lake City and is buried
2 CONT in the Dennis Family demetery in Marysvale, Utah.
1 SOUR @S35@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:19:25
0 @I185@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Ann Francis /Fullmer/ Bates
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN Mary Ann Francis
2 NSFX Bates
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 May 1844
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hnck, Illinois
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Nov 1853
2 PLAC Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut
1 AFN 29BC-K5
1 BAPL
2 DATE 4 Nov 1902
1 ENDL
2 DATE 7 Nov 1902
1 _UID 1664E0EE93B2C64E8384628D9E6F826A908A
1 FAMC @F26@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F26@
2 DATE 14 Nov 1884
1 SOUR @S35@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:20:01
0 @I186@ INDI
1 NAME John Solomon /Fullmer/ Jr.
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN John Solomon
2 NSFX Jr.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Apr 1846
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hnck, Illinois
1 DEAT
2 DATE 13 Jul 1898
2 PLAC Mammoth, Juab, Ut
1 BURI
2 DATE 16 Jul 1898
2 PLAC Evergreen Cemete, Springville, Utah, Ut
1 AFN 1K4R-5M
1 BAPL
2 DATE Apr 1856
1 ENDL
2 DATE 2 Mar 1869
1 _UID D3DADFA58F8E3847B1D398644365D98D5B51
1 FAMC @F26@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F26@
2 STAT BIC
1 SOUR @S35@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:19:36
0 @I187@ INDI
1 NAME William Price /Fullmer/
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN William Price
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 May 1849
2 PLAC Salt Lake, Salt Lake, Utah
1 CHR
2 DATE 2 Jan 1871
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Jun 1926
2 PLAC Mapleton, Utah, Ut
1 BURI
2 DATE 22 Jun 1926
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Ut (evergreen Ce
1 AFN 29BC-LB
1 BAPL
2 DATE 5 Jul 1857
1 ENDL
2 DATE 2 Mar 1869
1 _UID E611B1B742EC3944A11194E58209AEC432E5
1 FAMC @F26@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F26@
2 STAT BIC
1 SOUR @S35@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:20:36
0 @I188@ INDI
1 NAME Don Carlos /Fullmer/
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN Don Carlos
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Nov 1857
2 PLAC Farmington, Davis, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 10 Apr 1925
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Ut
1 BURI
2 DATE 13 Apr 1925
2 PLAC Evergreen Cemete, Springville, Ut, Ut
1 AFN 29BC-MH
1 BAPL
2 DATE Jun 1862
1 ENDL
2 DATE 12 Oct 1875
1 _UID E98D79E7F2B2E74F988DA17DCF75414EC634
1 FAMC @F26@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F26@
2 STAT BIC
1 SOUR @S35@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:21:14
0 @I189@ INDI
1 NAME Samuel David /Fullmer/
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN Samuel David
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Nov 1856
2 PLAC Salt Lake, Salt Lake, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 29 Jul 1921
2 PLAC Salem, Madison, Id
1 BURI
2 DATE 31 Jul 1921
2 PLAC Sugar City, Madison, Id
1 AFN 178N-C0
1 BAPL
2 DATE 29 Sep 1867
1 ENDL
2 DATE 24 Oct 1878
1 _UID A015B673A986534D96CC80F31BDF45B172EE
1 FAMC @F26@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F26@
2 STAT BIC
1 SOUR @S35@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:20:25
0 @I190@ INDI
1 NAME David /Fullmer/
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN David
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Jul 1803
2 PLAC Chillisquaque, Nrthmb, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 21 Oct 1879
1 BAPL
2 DATE 16 Sep 1836
1 ENDL
2 DATE 15 Dec 1845
1 _UID 5B129765F456664D98F8EC1F18D8C113C51C
1 FAMC @F66@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F66@
2 DATE 23 May 1945
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Mar 2000
3 TIME 10:53:34
0 @I191@ INDI
1 NAME Mary M. /Fullmer/
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN Mary M.
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Jul 1805
2 PLAC Chillisquaque, Nrthmb, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 16 Dec 1874
1 BAPL
2 DATE 13 Jun 1936
1 ENDL
2 DATE 24 Sep 1884
1 _UID E9C6135F8613924F85B5730D5C42FE574832
1 FAMC @F66@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F66@
2 DATE 23 May 1945
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Mar 2000
3 TIME 10:53:53
0 @I192@ INDI
1 NAME Desdemona Wadsworth /Fullmer/
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN Desdemona Wadsworth
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 Oct 1809
2 PLAC Huntington, Luzerne, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 9 Feb 1886
1 BAPL
2 DATE 12 Sep 1967
1 ENDL
2 DATE 21 Jan 1846
1 _UID 84917AC0BBD9D94EBF5B4646A02586EDE8D9
1 FAMC @F66@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F66@
2 DATE 23 May 1945
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Mar 2000
3 TIME 10:56:14
0 @I193@ INDI
1 NAME Charlotte /Fullmer/
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN Charlotte
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Jan 1812
2 PLAC Huntington, Luzerne, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 5 Mar 1871
1 BAPL
2 DATE 8 Feb 1930
1 ENDL
2 DATE 21 Feb 1930
1 _UID B271F36599D8E449A38ACF428419BD964784
1 FAMC @F66@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F66@
2 DATE 23 May 1945
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Mar 2000
3 TIME 10:56:14
0 @I194@ INDI
1 NAME Louisiana /Fullmer/
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN Louisiana
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 25 Jun 1814
2 PLAC Huntington, Luzerne, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 Apr 1870
1 BAPL
2 DATE 8 Feb 1930
1 ENDL
2 DATE 24 Feb 1930
1 _UID B9D8632C53699044BAF11E7749AA494672B1
1 FAMC @F66@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F66@
2 DATE 1 Feb 1954
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Mar 2000
3 TIME 10:56:14
0 @I195@ INDI
1 NAME Almon Linus /Fullmer/
2 SURN Fullmer
2 GIVN Almon Linus
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Sep 1816
2 PLAC Huntington, Luzerne, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 Oct 1890
1 BAPL
2 DATE 30 Aug 1967
1 ENDL
2 DATE 21 Jan 1846
1 _UID 59C6B392153959429137E7669350429F2669
1 FAMC @F66@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F66@
2 DATE 23 May 1945
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Mar 2000
3 TIME 10:56:14
0 @I227@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 1F8795A967DDD7459190B1CE7963869CE213
1 FAMS @F59@
0 @I230@ INDI
1 NAME Olive /Smith/
2 SURN Smith
2 GIVN Olive
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Jan 1846
1 _UID 7F5C4111F822E447B9F7449A01A2840E355F
1 FAMS @F64@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I231@ INDI
1 NAME Sarah Ann /Stevenson/
2 SURN Stevenson
2 GIVN Sarah Ann
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Oct 1856
1 _UID 7D186A3999502F498AABE0A5EA36848B823F
1 FAMS @F65@
1 NOTE Sarah Ann Stevenson, daughter of James Stevenson and Martha Charles
2 CONT was born 31 July, in Loughborough, Leicestershire, England.  Baptized 14
2 CONT November, 1848 in England.  Came to America in 1855.  Endowed 4 April,
2 CONT 1857 in the Endowment House in Salt Lake City.  Sealed to John Solomon
2 CONT Fullmer 12 October, 18 56 in the Endowment House by President Brigham
2 CONT Young at 1:00 p.m.  Witnesses: D.Mackintosh and B. Young.  Parents of 12
2 CONT children.   Died 7 September, 1901 at Orangeville, Emery, Utah and buried
2 CONT at the side of Olive Amanda in the Orangeville cemetery.
2 CONT 
2 CONT !End. Hse. Rec. F Utah S 1 A page 12
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I232@ INDI
1 NAME Joanna Elizabeth /Coats/
2 SURN Coats
2 GIVN Joanna Elizabeth
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 Feb 1856
1 DEAT
2 DATE 9 Mar 1933
1 _UID 351651F27721EF419AD83C44A7FFB141E0A0
1 FAMS @F347@
1 FAMC @F24@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F24@
2 DATE 17 Sep 1956
2 TEMP SLC
1 CHAN
2 DATE 22 Jan 2000
3 TIME 15:06:42
0 @I233@ INDI
1 NAME Parker Adelbert /Childs/
2 SURN Childs
2 GIVN Parker Adelbert
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Feb 1852
2 PLAC Honey Creek, Pottawattomie, Iowa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 14 Feb 1938
1 BAPL
2 DATE 2 Mar 1876
1 ENDL
2 DATE 6 Mar 1876
1 _UID EE58BE287E12384B95F370DA823988DA2EC1
1 FAMS @F347@
1 FAMC @F8@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F8@
2 DATE 23 Oct 1890
1 CHAN
2 DATE 22 Jan 2000
3 TIME 15:06:57
0 @I234@ INDI
1 NAME James Lawrence /Bess/
2 SURN Bess
2 GIVN James Lawrence
1 SEX M
1 ENDL
2 DATE 25 Apr 1856
1 _UID 745A728756F95245A42F6A3A6808D7E34E49
1 FAMS @F90@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I235@ INDI
1 NAME James Lawrence /Bess/ Jr.
2 SURN Bess
2 GIVN James Lawrence
2 NSFX Jr.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 11 Jun 1856
1 _UID 0B3B8744B8870D4EAE11AD478BF97F8EEFA3
1 FAMC @F90@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I236@ INDI
1 NAME William Taylor /Dennis/
2 SURN Dennis
2 GIVN William Taylor
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 18 Jan 1810
2 PLAC Lincoln County, Tennessee
1 DEAT
2 DATE 22 Nov 1894
2 PLAC Marysvale, Utah
1 BURI
2 PLAC Marysvale, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 14 Mar 1850
1 ENDL
2 DATE 14 Nov 1855
1 _UID 4D7CC3DB2D411842B39E7762A80A56066714
1 FAMS @F92@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I237@ INDI
1 NAME Erastus /Curtis/
2 SURN Curtis
2 GIVN Erastus
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 15 May 1828
2 PLAC Georgetown, Ohio
1 DEAT
2 DATE 20 Jan 1902
2 PLAC Barton, Idaho
1 BAPL
2 DATE 8 Jun 1838
1 ENDL
2 DATE 8 Mar 1854
1 _UID AE088F763F1A6F42A2530C2B093D814C047F
1 FAMS @F91@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I238@ INDI
1 NAME Moses Melvin /Edwards/
2 SURN Edwards
2 GIVN Moses Melvin
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Apr 1887
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Aug 1951
2 PLAC Milford, Beaver, Utah
1 AFN 482X-ZQ
1 REFN 482X-2Q
1 BAPL
2 DATE 6 Jun 1895
1 ENDL
2 DATE 14 Jun 1951
2 TEMP SGEOR
2 SOUR @S15@
3 NOTE Submitter, Alma Flora Edwards Sly, daughter.  Family Representative Harriett Marintha Edward
4 CONC s Pendleton, Sister to Moses.
1 _UID 7844455D13E1C8459F443E1FE89CFE4A6B64
1 FAMS @F11@
1 FAMC @F97@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F97@
2 STAT BIC
1 NOTE Brief History of Moses Melvin Edwards
2 CONT (Written by daughter Alma Edwards Sly)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Born 4, April 1887 at Beaver, Beaver County, Utah under the covenant. Third child of
2 CONT Moses Edwards-- Born 26 May 1860- Winfield, Yorkshire, England and Harriett Marintha Baker
2 CONT Born 19, Nov. 1861 Beaver, Beaver County, Utah-
2 CONT 
2 CONT Grandparents__ Robert Edwards- Born 3, Nov. 1827 Bloxam, Oxfordshire, England-- Elizabeth Hun
2 CONC tington- Born 29, Fel. 1830 Chipping, Lancashire, England. Phillip Baker- Born 11 Oct. 1821 E
2 CONC ast Dereham, Norfolk, England-- Harriett Ann Phillip Thompson_ Born 28, March 1844- East Dere
2 CONC ham, Norfolk, England.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Brothers and Sisters-
2 CONT Reubin Jessie Edwards- 	Born 22 Nov. 1882	 Beaver, Beaver County, Utah. 
2 CONT Linda Lizetta Edwards- 	Born 15, Dec. 1884	 " " " 
2 CONT Moses Melvin Edwards - 	Born 4, April 1887	 "  " " 
2 CONT Eleson Edwards - 	Born l8, Feb. 1889	 " " " 
2 CONT Philip Edgar Edwards - 	Born 21, Sept. 1890	 " " " " 
2 CONT Harriett Marintha Edwards 	Born- 9, April 1893	 Beaver, Beaver County, Utah. 
2 CONT Annie Olivia Edwards - 	Bornl7, June 1895	 " " " " " 
2 CONT Dora Winniefred Edwards 	Born 24, Oct.1898	 North Creek, Beaver County, Utah. 
2 CONT Solomon Baker Edwards- 	Born 6 Oct. 1900	 " " "  "
2 CONT 
2 CONT ****************
2 CONT 
2 CONT Small details of his younger years are very few. No one kept a record, and so just a few fact
2 CONC s are available.
2 CONT 
2 CONT When just a small boy, he and his brother Edgar were all dressed up for church and as boys li
2 CONC ke to play, wandered into the orchard. Edgar got overly playful and jumped across a big ditc
2 CONC h that ran through the orchard that had become almost over-flowing do to a excess of mountai
2 CONC n waters. His father called him to come back as they were leaving for church. He refused. The
2 CONC n his dad turned to Melvin and said you go get him, or you will get a good licking. That mean
2 CONC t he had to cross the water and get wet himself. Which he did. Then they both got a sound thr
2 CONC ashing  for getting  their clothes in a mess. Melvin said he was really angry at his Dad fo
2 CONC r this. His dad said they were equally at fault as they shouldn't have been down in the orcha
2 CONC rd in the first place in their Sunday Clothes.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The family lived in Beaver, Utah for many years. While in his teens he wanted extra employmen
2 CONC t to make a little spending money. He finally applied for work with a Bro. Beeson, Who were c
2 CONC onverts from England by  Moses Edwards. He was a great mason andbrick maker and layer. Many b
2 CONC oys turned up for the job. They were told to move a large pile of rocks from one end of the b
2 CONC lock to other. This they did. Then 2nd day told to move them back. Some quit, because they th
2 CONC ought it stupid. Those left were told to move them again . All quit, except Melvin. This wa
2 CONC s the way Mr Beeson had of weeding out the boys. Melvin got the job. All during his life time
2 CONC , what he learned here aided him in his lifes work. He helped Bro. Beeson & others in makin
2 CONC g the bricks and building the Belnap School House of Beaver - still in his teens. Their hom
2 CONC e in Beaver (what was later called the Hurst Home) was orginally Moses Edwards' home. His Gra
2 CONC ndparents owned the home just north of it. Their names were Philip Baker and Harriett Ann Tho
2 CONC mpson. Melvin said at one time for awhile the former Moses Edwards home was used for a school
2 CONC .
2 CONT From information gathered the reason Moses decided to move to NorthCreek, Beaver County was d
2 CONC uring Pres. Grover Cleveland's Presidency of the U.S. Wool went down so low, he had to sell a
2 CONC nd get what he could for his sheep. With the savings he had he bought a home with it. This wa
2 CONC s quite a change for everyone concerned. Melvin loved to go with his boy friends on little es
2 CONC capades. He told of one evening of visiting (with his friends) with a widow 'Cad' Valentine
2 CONC ,  who smoked a pipe and chewed tobacco. The boys would watch her with abated breath, as sh
2 CONC e would spit at a Spit-toon clear across the room and seldom missed and it would POP. Then to
2 CONC ld ghost stories until
2 CONT 
2 CONT  they were scared to death to go home. They would walk through the alfalfa fields and it woul
2 CONC d make swishing sounds behind them until they imagined they were being followed and would sta
2 CONC rt running. Then stop and the sound would stop also. Then on they would go and the sound cam
2 CONC e after them. It being dark they had no way of knowing it was the sounds they were making the
2 CONC mselves.
2 CONT One time Mrs Valentine  invited them for the evening. Her house was cleaned up fairly well fo
2 CONC r her and she had made Home-Made ice cream. This enticed the boys and overlooked the un-kep
2 CONC t house. Afterwards when filled to the brim with the Ice Cream she told them she had made i
2 CONC t with goat and horse milk. Melvin was sick for a week. Through the years when remembering, h
2 CONC e would go white around the lips. Such is immagination.
2 CONT He had some close friends at North Creek. Young Will Twitchel, A Merchant and of course, hi
2 CONC s brothers Ruben and Edgar. Edgar was more his age so were almost  always together.  (Melvin
2 CONC ) had a great relationship with his Uncle Ray. His mothers younger brother. Although Ray wa
2 CONC s married they really enjoyed each others company' and age didn't matter.
2 CONT He worked during the summer at Sulphurdale, Utah for Sulphur Industries. He saved his money t
2 CONC he first time out there. But his father was called on an L.D.S. Mission to England, so from t
2 CONC hen on all the money the family could manage had to go toward his fathers mission.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Upon his return (of his father) Melvin attended the Murdock Academy. He had the great honor o
2 CONC f being one of the great Hurdlers, Pole-vaulting in sports and placed 1st place in these even
2 CONC ts. He had unusual knowledge in mathematics. A true event happened while attending the Academ
2 CONC y. The professor had assigned some very hard unusal problems- Note- The arithmetic book had t
2 CONC he answers in the back of book, but the method of working the problems to get the answer wa
2 CONC s up to the student.! On one occaission Melvin said, "Two of the answers were
2 CONT wrong." He of course was called to front of class and told to show his brilliant reasoning fo
2 CONC r making such remarks about the book being wrong and him right. It was tried to make him apol
2 CONC igize. He would not. Then ordered to write on the black_board the problems with his answers
2 CONC . He did so and low and behold the professor admitted there had to be mistakes on the books a
2 CONC nswers. These problems were sent into the Educational Dept. and in time word was received tha
2 CONC t mistakes had been made in the book and congratulations were awarded to the one finding it.
2 CONT He was also talented in Drama. He wrote and directed a four act play for the presentation. I
2 CONC t was entitled "THE FINDING OF THE LOST BODY" He used some of his immediate family in the pla
2 CONC y. (His daughter Alma has this play in her keep-sakes, in his own handwriting).
2 CONT He also had purchased a Mandolin out of his hard earned money, and on his own ability learne
2 CONC d to play it. He became very good on it, so much so was accepted in the string band at the Ac
2 CONC ademy. A Brother Dernham was the Music Instructor at that time. Through the years he played t
2 CONC he Mandolin at many dances and also for special occassions. His daughter always requested hi
2 CONC m to play for her when she was ill. This of course was many years later. He also owned a Harp
2 CONC , which he loved to play. But it got broken. Alma (his daughter) has the Mandolin.
2 CONT 
2 CONT While his father was on his Mission he corresponded with a young girl in England through hi
2 CONC s fathers love for this girl, who was one of his converts. Never dreaming she would one day b
2 CONC ecome his wife here in America. Her name was Florence Ellen Bowers.
2 CONT 
2 CONT By living on a farm he learned all the chores that go with it. Milking cows, harvesting crops
2 CONC , milking, Hauling wood etc. He grew up to be quite the young man. Real thick blonde hair, wi
2 CONC th slight waves. Dark blue eyes and a straight, erect stature, about 6 feet tall. A real attr
2 CONC active young man (Note: All his life he maintained this straight physical body.) The family w
2 CONC as a happy well adjusted one. He loved his brothers and sisters. He loved to tell tales abou
2 CONC t them all. They were a fun family.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  His father Moses Edwards, was a stalwart worker in the church. Sunday School Superintendent
2 CONC , Helped to raise funds to build the North Creek School House, which also served as the Churc
2 CONC h. Later became a High Priest and the Stake Patriarch.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1909 word was received that Florence Ellen Bowers of Sudbury, England had left for Americ
2 CONC a Dec. 10th. and would arrive in Salt Lake City, Utah with shipmate friends, and then on to M
2 CONC ilford, Utah, on the Union Pacific Railroad. NOTE: She expected to be met but not so. She tel
2 CONC ls how she stepped off the train and thought she had been dropped into a place God forgot t
2 CONC o finish. No sidewalks, just mud; and planks to walk on to the little shack, called a station
2 CONC . Quite different from the Depot of London, England. Upon asking questions was told how to ca
2 CONC tch the Stage to Beaver, Utah. This she did. What a frightening experience.
2 CONT Upon arriving in Beaver, Utah she was met by Elder Moses Edwards, who had converted her, an
2 CONC d his son Melvin.. Thus the little, lovely girl met Melvin for the 1st time and re-newed he
2 CONC r happiness with the uniting with her former Elder Edwards.
2 CONT Very soon it became necessary to call her by a different 1 st name, because, Melvin's brothe
2 CONC r Ruben, had married a young woman with the name of Florence Irene Twitchell. In England sh
2 CONC e had been called Flo, but in time Grandpa Moses called her Florrie, and then later changed t
2 CONC o Flora. 
2 CONT The arriving of this English Girl changed Melvin's life from then on. She was accepted by al
2 CONC l the family: and before long were engaged and on June 2, 1910 were married. The marriage cer
2 CONC emony was held at his sister Linda Edwards Twitchel's home. Bro C. Dennis White performing th
2 CONC e ceremony. Another sister Marintha Edwards was Maid of Honor and Harry Green Best Man. A lov
2 CONC ely hot dinner was served by immediate family. Afterwards a dance was enjoyed at school hous
2 CONC e at North Creek, Beaver Co. , Utah. They eluded his pals and went to their little two room h
2 CONC ome.
2 CONT This home was where their 1st baby was born. A beautiful lovely boy. He only lived 3 hours. T
2 CONC hey named him, Sydney Arthur Edwards., and he was buried in the fields of his sister Linda an
2 CONC d her husbands (Edward Twitchel's) field. There were other babies buried at this spot. His wi
2 CONC fe, Flora, was very ill. Blood poison set in and a special registered nurse, Mrs Joe Jackso
2 CONC n of Beaver, was with her for 14 days. His sister Marintha, a student at Murdock Academy stay
2 CONC ed out of school a week to help. Flora was finally moved to his parents home for care. His si
2 CONC ster Linda came over from Manderfield, where she lived and helped out often. Upon regaining s
2 CONC ome of her strength they moved to Beaver, where it was much nicer. A real home and decent flo
2 CONC ors. She took in sewing again to help with money problems. In about one year a beautiful blu
2 CONC e eyed baby girl was born. His wife had been warned never to have another child. But the thou
2 CONC ght of it was to much, and with the Lords Blessing, Dr. Donald McGregor and his nurse Mary Wh
2 CONC itehead were called in (Flora's own doctor Warren Shepherd was out of town). This probably wa
2 CONC s a blessing in disguise. Melvin always had a real special feeling for this Doctor. Their lit
2 CONC tle daughter Alma was named after his wife Alma. She was given the name of Alma Flora Edwards
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT Note-- She was Blessed l st, of December 1912 by Elder Moses Edwards' my father, of Beaver Ea
2 CONC st Ward.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Baptised Sept. 7, 1912 by Priest Norman Farnsworth
2 CONT 
2 CONT Confirmed by Elder Moses Edwards Sept 7, 1912, my father and her Grandfather.
2 CONT 
2 CONT By this time Melvin's parents had been called on a two year mission to the St. George Temple
2 CONC . So Melvin and family moved into their home. He started building a home of his own on land d
2 CONC eeded to him as a wedding gift. He did all his own work, except for his kid brother Baker hel
2 CONC ping, while living with them for 
2 CONT awhile, while their parents were on their mission.
2 CONT In 1915 he Homsteaded 160 acres of land. It required to live on it so many months out of th
2 CONC e year. These were busy years. A one room lumber cabin was erected on the Homstead.
2 CONT 
2 CONT  They lived here during the summer months.  They 'proved' up on this land during the next thr
2 CONC ee years.  it was really nice.  Then had a nice garden and could see their cows browsing arou
2 CONC nd and had a nice team of horses.
2 CONT   They visited with Melvins brother Edgar and wife Kathleen and sons Cecil and Vivian. Ceci
2 CONC l was 6 days older than Alma. Flora loved Kathleen and the children were raised practically t
2 CONC ogether most of their childhood. It lasted through their lifetime. Like brothers and sister
2 CONC . Edgar had also taken up land adjoining theirs. Many evenings were spent together. During th
2 CONC is time Flora did sewing. She would take horse and buggy along with Alma and sometimes Kathle
2 CONC en and children to Beaver and surrounding communities. It was always hard going, and no tim
2 CONC e was spared in making do with what was on hand. So much had to be paid on the farm and inter
2 CONC est was high. It seemed they were always one year behind.
2 CONT 
2 CONT With his wife sewing it helped but as something more had to be done, they decided tomake a mo
2 CONC ve.
2 CONT 
2 CONT When Alma was around five years old they moved out to Sulphurdale, Utah to live. Here he mad
2 CONC e very good money, and with Flora still sewing, things started to get better. The knowledge h
2 CONC e had acquired up to this time came in handy., and was a factor in his future work. He was s
2 CONC o dependable and a real friendly good natured man he was well liked by everyone. He worked i
2 CONC n the Mill and also Machine Shop. Which was the preferred job. The Bosses family became thei
2 CONC r close friends. Roy and Leone and daughter Lois Monroe. Lois a few months younger than Alma
2 CONC . They became life-long friends. Another family also were good friends, the Levi Gunderson's
2 CONC . They had a daughter Gladys' about the same age as Alma & Lois.
2 CONT Many experiences happened during these years. The flu epedemic hit and people were dying ever
2 CONC ywhere.
2 CONT One night Melvin was called upon to administer to a boy and girl by name of Gerald and Audre
2 CONC y Bradshaw. Alma and Gerold were playmates. Melvin notified his brother-in-law Frank Pendleto
2 CONC n to assist. (Melvin's sister Marintha had married Frank and was the school teacher at Sulphu
2 CONC rdale at that time.) The Camp was alarmed, as this home was quarentined against anyone enteri
2 CONC ng it. They were told if they did they would have to isolate theirselves from everyone. But t
2 CONC hey were true Elders of the Church and said they would go. They both had an experience that s
2 CONC tayed with them through out their lives. The girl Audrey according to parents was the worse
2 CONC ; but as they performed the administration, they knew the girl would live and the boy would d
2 CONC ie. They didn't tell the parents this, but conversed about this to each other as they left. S
2 CONC ure enough Gerald died next morning and Audrey was better. The funeral was sad. The family ha
2 CONC d to stay in doors and prepare the body theirselves. The casket was tipped toward window fo
2 CONC r people to see and services held outside. This was winter time. Alma never forgot this, eve
2 CONC n at her tender age. Melvin and Frank went to a big rock building that had been used for bask
2 CONC etball and other games indoors, and slept on cots set up for them. Food was delivered to th
2 CONC e building for about one week. They never caught even a cold.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Melvin also drove the mail at times to Black Rock. A road of sorts had been made over the hil
2 CONC ls from highway 91 to the railroad on the other side of mountain for connections. This was us
2 CONC ed in good weather to haul Sulpher to the railroad. but the mail car used this road also duri
2 CONC ng the good weather. The Big Boss of the Sulphur Industries used to come to Black Rock and ha
2 CONC ve a car bring him to Sulphurdale on this road many times. Things really husseled when he wa
2 CONC s in Camp. He would stay with the Monroe's at the Lodge and Melvin & Flora & Alma were alway
2 CONC s included in the dinners given for him.
2 CONT They lived in one of the cottages and these were happy days. There were huge shipments of Sul
2 CONC phur sent out. Flowers of Sulphur soaked in Burlap Bags and sown up by hand. Through the year
2 CONC s different ways of processing of the Sulphur was introduced. The mine closed down for a brie
2 CONC f time and eastern buyers came in.  Mr Morrissey was in charge W. R. Monroe was office cler
2 CONC k and supervisor of the Camp. A big store was opened in the Lodge and Carlyle Tanner and fami
2 CONC ly were the owners. More fiends were made. While the plant was closed Melvin still worked a
2 CONC s overseer of watching different machinery and the plant as a whole.  So he & family didn't s
2 CONC uffer during the shut-down.  Many families moved at this time, and new one's came in.
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Milk was one thing the family needed. Alma just couldn't stand canned milk. Flora had to fi
2 CONC x it in many ways to get her to drink it. So arrangements were made with the mail driver to b
2 CONC ring milk from Beaver, Utah. The route to Black Rock for mail had discontined. 
2 CONT The school days were great for Alma and Melvin was proud of her. His sister Marintha had move
2 CONC d and Lee Smithson of Milford Utah came, then she caught pneumonia and she left. So a Mrs Gas
2 CONC pin came in. Alma didn't like her. She was an old maid and, and seemed homly after her othe
2 CONC r teachers. But it didn't matter after a while as they decided it was time to move back to Ma
2 CONC nderfield and start building up their home in Manderfield that he had started years before. T
2 CONC he home was located about one mile north along 91 Highway north of his Sister Linda's home.
2 CONT He rented 40 acres from the State (called the State Farm) and purchased 40 acres of land fro
2 CONC m his sister Linda Twitchel. Bought milk cows, pigs, chickens, planted a beautiful garden an
2 CONC d planted potatoes, corn and along with the fruit trees he had planted years before, when h
2 CONC e started building it, had apples and plums. Raspberries, strawberrys, rhubarb, currants, goo
2 CONC seberries supplied them with the necessary vegetables and fruit they needed. They had their o
2 CONC wn meat with the beef, pork and mutton they changed around with his brothers and sisters fami
2 CONC lies. Cold storage or deep freezers were unknown at that time. When deer season was in, thi
2 CONC s also helped. Fishing was plentiful and their greatest joy was taking a day or two off and g
2 CONC oing up Manderfield Caynon on a camping trip. In the fall Chokecherries and Elderberries wer
2 CONC e plentiful. So the bottles were full for the winter.
2 CONT In the fall wood hauling was a great time for Alma. Melvin would take her most everytime on t
2 CONC hese trips for wood. He would turn her around, and around, with a blind-fold on her and tak
2 CONC e it off and ask her which direction was which. She most always could tell him the correct an
2 CONC swer. This was so she wouldn't get lost. It was fun to sit under the cedars and eat their lun
2 CONC ches together. They became a team. Although only a girl, she could do most anything a boy cou
2 CONC ld do. They were real pals. Through the years he taught her many chores. Cutting hay, rakin
2 CONC g hay, plowing, drilling the grain, shocking the grain and hauling the hay and grain shocks
2 CONC . Hard work. Then un-loading the hay. They mananged to keep up the pace acording to the crops
2 CONC . He taught her how to water some of the fields. Ride along the ditches and watch the preciou
2 CONC s water was not going astray. The hard things were the continual herding of cows from one fie
2 CONC ld to the other. Then after the feed was low Alma had to take the cows to the pasture about o
2 CONC ne and one-half miles away. This was rented from his sister and her husband Eddie Twitchel. T
2 CONC aking them down to pasture in morning and going after them in afternoon, was around 3 miles p
2 CONC er day. Sometime it was awfully hot, and the flies were bad. She had to walk, as the horses w
2 CONC ere being used for farm work. After she was older Melvin did buy her a horse for riding. Sh
2 CONC e (the horse) walked and run stiff legged, or so it seemed to Alma. But she was good and didn
2 CONC 't try to hurt her. Her name was Bess. Every day wood was cut for the cook stove, and in wint
2 CONC er piles were chopped for the Parlor Stove as well as the cook stove. It took about an hour
2 CONC s cutting with an ax. Alma had to carry the wood to the house. Gather the eggs, and sometime
2 CONC s feed them. Never a dull moment. But in the evenings it seemed there was always time for the
2 CONC m to do other things which was pleasureable. Melvin would play his Mandolin and Flora would s
2 CONC ing and give readings, from the OLD COUNTRY. Sometimes he would read and explain the Book o
2 CONC f Mormon to Flora. She being a convert had many auestions. It made for a good atmosphere fo
2 CONC r a child to be raised up in. Then company would come and Home Made Ice cream was generally m
2 CONC ade, or Flora's special cream pies. Sometimes they would go to other homes for a short evenin
2 CONC g's entertainment.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Soon after his return back to Mbnderfield to live he became Superintendent of the Sunday Scho
2 CONC ol, as his father had once had before him. He taught the adult classes. This he taught for ma
2 CONC ny years. He soon became Supervising Elder. (This was almost like a Bishop of the Ward only i
2 CONC t was under the super- visor-ship of the main Ward of Beaver Stake.) However he had full auth
2 CONC ority in calling teachers, secretary and musician etc. He blessed babies and anointed the sic
2 CONC k. Was available for any illness. Many times he was the only Elder present to hold the meetin
2 CONC gs. At times he blessed both the Sacrament on Bread & Water, and helped the deacons pass th
2 CONC e Sacrament. He was always present.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Once he had a serious event that about cost him his hand. The window on one side of the build
2 CONC ing (There were three windows on each side) had become stuck. He put so much pressure on it (
2 CONC the slide up and down kind) it came down with a BANG and about cut his hand off.  It took suc
2 CONC h a long time to slide the window up again, he fainted.  He had a real bad hand for weeks.  O
2 CONC thers had to help do his chores.
2 CONT 
2 CONT  The winter time always brought deep, deep snow and real cold weather. It would seem with al
2 CONC l the crops up and the food supply all under control, there would be lots more time for relax
2 CONC ing. Some ways yes, but others no.
2 CONT The morning chores began around 5:30 A.M. Melvin would make the fire in the cook stove and th
2 CONC en out to corrals for milking of cows. It would take about one hour for milking. Then milk wa
2 CONC s taken to the Separator , which he had set up in his cellar. It was kept here as it didn't f
2 CONC reeze under ground. (Note. The bottled fruit, potatoes, onion and other vegetables were kep
2 CONC t here ) The milk was run through the separator to seperate the cream from the milk. Every on
2 CONC e used a separator in those days.  Then the cream and milk were picked-up by the mllk truck a
2 CONC nd taken to the Beaver Creamery. The milking was done twice a day. Each day the milk was sen
2 CONC t to Beaver Creamery. Each day the separator was washed. Flora made their own butter. Alma, w
2 CONC hen older used to turn the Churn. This made ones arms ache. They ordered cheese from the Crea
2 CONC mery. The' money received from the milk & cream helped keep a pay check coming in. Sometime
2 CONC s it was very small; but oh how precious it was. The eggs from the chickens were sold at th
2 CONC e store for groceries for maybe ten-cents per dozen. Melvin would always buy a 5 gallon can o
2 CONC f honey and 5 gallon of molasses in the fall. So a good table was enjoyed, with the milk, che
2 CONC ese, butter, meat, fruit and vegetables. Melvin would cure his own pork for bacon and hams. T
2 CONC hen wrapped them in heavy sacks, and bury them down in the wheat bins. The hams and bacon wer
2 CONC e smoked through before burying them. BOY! were they good. The wheat he raised, would hav
2 CONC e a portion taken to Beaver to the flour mill and made into flour. Sometimes he would take Al
2 CONC ma with him. This was a big treat for her.
2 CONT With the beginning of snow-falls, trails had to shoveled from one place to another. One yea
2 CONC r an event happened that became a 'talk about' through the years.
2 CONT In early January crazy things began to happen. Melvin came in from out-doors and said. "It ju
2 CONC st wasn't possible, but never-the-less it has."  One of the cows had some ideas of her own. A
2 CONC nd the weather had some big idea also. It had snowed and snowed. He began shoveling trails t
2 CONC o the corrals, granery, the car shed or any place he might have to walk. By this time a rea
2 CONC l blinding blizzard had set in. Drifts began to build up and getting colder. He said," I beli
2 CONC eve I'd better tie ropes along the trails back to the house. When it gets dark it won't be sa
2 CONC fe to venture outdours"! The reason of his concern, the cow had decided to have a calf. By th
2 CONC e time he had strung the ropes to corrals, pigpen, chicken coop the fences were covered. He h
2 CONC ad tied the ropes shoulder height. Still getting colder and
2 CONT snow more furious. He came indoors, had something to eat, and enjoyed the nice cozy fire of t
2 CONC he cook stove and the heater burning cheerfully in dining room. All seemed cozy and settled d
2 CONC own at last. Alma finally prepared for bed and so did Flora. He said," I'll make one last tri
2 CONC p out to the corral and check on the cow" So Flora stayed up and watch his lantern shinning t
2 CONC hrough the blizzard as he held on to the rope. He seemed gone quite a-while and then the ligh
2 CONC t started coming back to house. He kicked on door and she opened it, as he stumbled in wit
2 CONC h a baby calf. The mother cow han't seemed to tend it enough to get it dry, or it would freez
2 CONC e to death. A big tub was hastly brought into the kitchen and the calf placed in it. Rags wer
2 CONC e used to wipe it dry. After a-while he decided to go back out and check on the cow. Lo - whe
2 CONC n he came back he had a baby pig. The old sow had
2 CONT decided to have her litter. This little one was the 'RUNT', and couldn't fend for itself. S
2 CONC o it was wiped dry. By this time Alma was up and helping. This was quite exciting to her to s
2 CONC ee a calf and pig in the kitchen. Again he returned to the sheds and this time returned wit
2 CONC h a dozen eggs in a pan filled with straw. The old setting hen had left her nest as she had p
2 CONC robably gotten so cold started hunting a warmer place. Flora made a nest for the eggs in th
2 CONC e warming oven of the stove and placed the eggs in it. Melvin was so cold he was served som
2 CONC e hot milk toast. It was long after midnight now, and the storm still raged. Again he decide
2 CONC d to check on the cow, and made yet another trip. The ropes were a life saver for him and ani
2 CONC mals. The Cow was up and nibbling on some hay, so he
2 CONT returned and said he better take the calf back out to its mother or she wouldn't
2 CONT claim it. Each trip became harder. The cow snorted and refused the calf, but he stayed and wo
2 CONC rked with them. Got the calf to nurse and finally the cow accepted her calf. Any longer and s
2 CONC he would have refused to care for it. All night long the fires were kept burning and now he m
2 CONC ade another trip and took the baby pig back to its mother.  She accepted it along with 7 othe
2 CONC rs.  The pig-pen was filled with straw and was enclosed and the snow didn't penetrate.  The b
2 CONC aby chicks didn't do so well.  Only half lived.  Special feeding was given them with an eye d
2 CONC ropper.  Melvin & Flora got about 2 hours sleep that night, but were happy to have saved th
2 CONC e animals.  Each animal was precious, as it meant money.  Alma never forgot this night.  He
2 CONC r Dad seemed like a giant to her.  So brave and smart.  It was a real bad winter.
2 CONT  The school busses didn't run for days. The highways traffic was stopped. Melvin was  calle
2 CONC d upon to use his team and pull the horse drawn- grader on the road from Manderfield toward B
2 CONC eaver. His Uncle Thad Baldwin was also called upon. So  the two teams moved the snow as bes
2 CONC t they could to open the road from Manderfield to Beaver.  The State opened the rest of the h
2 CONC ighway north. These were some 'Wild Few Days' working in harmony and the ingunity of useing t
2 CONC he tools at hand. Toward the latter part of January, the weather broke and the sun began to s
2 CONC hine and melt some of the snow. As the fences began to show , they looked like a fairy-land
2 CONC , almost like lace. Every thing so pretty and white. The drifts laid for days and some for we
2 CONC eks.
2 CONT Then one morning Melvin opened the door and pointed to his fields and said, 'I believe we ar
2 CONC e going to get our January thaw now. A-bit late though'.
2 CONT The horse drawn sleighs were put into use., and were used to go to church. It was quite a sig
2 CONC ht to see people loaded on the sleighs. But fun in a-way.
2 CONT 
2 CONT NOTE BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH MORE OF HIS HISTORY' IT WOULD SEEM APPROPIATE TO ENCLOSE A BIT O
2 CONC F HIS HISTORY AS WRITTEN BY HIS SISTER WINNIE EDWARDS(PUFFER) SHE WROTE IT YEARS LATER.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Some Interesting Facts I Remember of My Brother Moses Melvin Edwards." BY Winnie
2 CONT 
2 CONT Melvin was born of goodly parentS. The Third Child of nine children, born april 4, 1887 at Be
2 CONC aver City, Utah. Died 19 Mar. 1951. Buried at Beaver, Utah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He being eleven years older than I; I do not remember much of his younger years.
2 CONT He has told me that he was the one who went in a one-horse buggy for the mid-wife, when mothe
2 CONC r gave birth to me. We were living at North Creek, Utah then and he had to come 5 miles to ge
2 CONC t the mid-wife and later take her back. Quite a task for an eleven year old.
2 CONT 
2 CONT By the way this history, If I should call it that is just little incidents and thoughts of m
2 CONC y brother, as I remember them, not others.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Melvin was the one who picked me up in the correll, when a cow kicked me over as a kid 6 year
2 CONC s old. He let me "Strip" her. Tha'ts getting the last stream of milk out. Guess I was pinchin
2 CONC g her 'tets'  to hard. He thought my leg was broken, but no it wasn't. He and Edgar used to f
2 CONC ill a tiny bright red honey bucket Mother gave me, with milk right from the cow. I'd go to on
2 CONC e and then the other to fill it and I'd drink it down.
2 CONT Melvin had un-usual thumbs I'd say. They were wide and short. How he could use them. He showe
2 CONC d me as a young kid how he could make a 'single crochet stitch into a long chain' with just h
2 CONC is thumbs. He enjoyed playing the Mandolin. Just when he bought it I don't remember but coul
2 CONC d he play it! We loved to hear him.
2 CONT He attended school at the Old Murdock Academy a couple of years. He was one who liked to lear
2 CONC n and read and imnrove upon his talents.
2 CONT I seem to have a faint memory of him hqving written a play, while we lived at North Creek
2 CONC . I guess I was bout 14 years old then. He asked me to take part in it. I practiced a few tim
2 CONC es, but the night he put it on I was not there." I presume purposely as I was too scarred. I'
2 CONC m not sure of its Title. It was a real interesting story. I guess Alma has the play or has he
2 CONC ard about it from her Dad. I know our sister Marintha and brother Edgar or sister Linda coul
2 CONC d add more about it. But it showed great courage, and self-confidence on Melvin's part.
2 CONT When Jasper (my husband of today) used to come to Manderfield for Sunday School and date me i
2 CONC t Wwas always up to Melvin's and Flora's that we were invited for Sunday Dinner. That was th
2 CONC e place we visited most often.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Their only child Alma was such a cute little girl. Dad enjoyed playing with her and I also
2 CONC . They really treated us nice. Flora made the best whipped potatoes and cream pie and how I e
2 CONC njoyed playing their piano.
2 CONT 
2 CONT For our wedding present Flora made my wedding dress and veil.. Very pretty indeed. Jasper use
2 CONC d to work for Melvin at times up at the Upper Farm, about four miles north of Manderfield, wh
2 CONC en Melvin rented it. We think we have hard times now, but its not like in those days. Jaspe
2 CONC r had but very little for lunch up there and Melvin dipped a crust of bread in the water fro
2 CONC m a big ditch. One day over at the Jenkin's home, where we lived, across a forty acre field f
2 CONC rom Melvin's I put stewed apples and bread and butter for Dad to eat at noon hour. O.K. He go
2 CONC t up and left the table, went back to work with NO meal. I guess that's all I had. I don't re
2 CONC member.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I do remember you Alma dear, what a pretty curly golden locks you had at age 3 I'd say. One m
2 CONC orning as Melvin was ready to go up thethe Upper Farm, you came running out to the front gat
2 CONC e with a pair of panties in your hand calling.'Wait for me Pappa". Of course he got you up b
2 CONC y him on a seat (in wagon with the team,) and off you went. I'll always remember the call o
2 CONC f a little girl. 'Wait for me Pappa"., and how he loved that little girl and his dear wife.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In a religious sense we believe Melvin was the most religious of Pa's four sons. How he love
2 CONC d to study the scriptures, and especially the "Book of Mormon. He knew and understood it ver
2 CONC y well. One reason no doubt he taught the "Book of Mormon" Class many years in Sunday Schoo
2 CONC l at Manderfield. He also taught several other classes through the years. He was Sunday Schoo
2 CONC l Superintendant for years in this community. Then he was also the Presiding Elder for many
2 CONC , many years.
2 CONT I know my brother Melvin was a prayerful, humble man, intelligent, honest, kind hearted,  pat
2 CONC ient and considerate of others, forgiving nature, dependable, a hard worker and he magnifie
2 CONC d his priesthood callings. Was faithful in attending his church duties. He had a good build
2 CONC . Tall and a real nice looking man.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Melvin was a very handy man. He could do carpenter work, lay cement and a pretty good mason
2 CONC . He took pride in his home and yards. Liked to have a garden. He worked hard for every cen
2 CONC t he got. He did never have an easy life. He spent wisely and Flora did also. Nothing went t
2 CONC o waste. He built the first two frame rooms of their home, then added on later.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He was kind to our mother and thoughtful of her. Often walking 6 or 7 blocks to see her afte
2 CONC r Pa passed away. and spend many an hour with her. Edgar was very much like Melvin in a lot o
2 CONC f way's. They were very close to each other I think. Edgar too, was a very hard working man
2 CONC , honest, kind hearted and dependable. I had four lovely brothers. Proud of each one.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Melvin used to have a black dog or brown, that followed him every where he went. He really Wa
2 CONC s kind to animals. He was a good clean moral man with a strong testimony of the Gospel.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The night he was taken to the Milford Hospital, Annie our sister and I were both up to his ho
2 CONC me. Course Alma was there. Flora was so up-set she felt she just could not go down and I Alm
2 CONC a stayed with her mother, until she could calm her down enough to bring her to Milford. So An
2 CONC nie & I went down in our car. Alma told us to go sleep up at her home in Milford and we did a
2 CONC bout midnight, when we left the Milford Hospital. She & I were always so glad we went. A litt
2 CONC le later Howard Bradshaw came down and spent the night with Melvin. He was unconscious most o
2 CONC f the time. Alma and Flora arrived next morning and it wasn't long before our brother Edgar a
2 CONC rrived, then my beloved brother finally passed away. He had suffered from a painful acciden
2 CONC t many years ago that finnaly caught up with him. His body couldn't take any more and the mai
2 CONC n artery to his stomach bursted and he bled to-death inwardly. Alma and Edgar were with him t
2 CONC o the end. We stayed with Flora in another room at the hospital.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  I am sure Alma and his grandson Russell can be proud of their heritage. They were good paren
2 CONC ts and gave Alma many opportunities to lmprove her talents.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Now I have written up histories (such as I remember) of all my brother and sisters but Edgar'
2 CONC s and Rube. I am getting so I hate to write. I may never get at theirs, but other's will.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Written for my Neice Alma BY Her
2 CONT Aunt Winne Edwards Puffer April 16, 1970.
2 CONT 
2 CONT (See Note: by grandson Russell Sly - at end of page 20)
2 CONT 
2 CONT On special occassions, like parties, Melvin generally put those present in laughing and clapp
2 CONC in up- roars. Besides playing his Mandolin, he was quite a great Pantomimist. He most alway
2 CONC s called a " QUAKER ,MEETIN" with friend of the family Sister Ella Philips. It was so real, e
2 CONC specially the playing of fake piano playing and the music director, and then the orations ove
2 CONC r the pulput, all in pantomime. Poker faces through-out it all.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Realizing that it was about time their daughter Alma(14 years old), should take Piano Lessons
2 CONC , they purchased a Player Gulbransen Piano. She was started on lessons. But it became the mai
2 CONC n fun for years to come in another way. Sometimes the furniture and rugs would be removed an
2 CONC d with the Player for the Music, couples would dance, dance and dance. Sometimes singing fr
2 CONC m the music verses displayed on the Piano Rolls. The music was the modern tunes of those days
2 CONC . His brother Baker and cousins Loyal and Jesse Baldwin loved to sing accompanied by the Play
2 CONC er Piano. This made for a close relationship for most everyone --Young and old alike - Most e
2 CONC veryone in Manderfield at one time or another enjoyed this Piano. The only other piano at thi
2 CONC s time was his sister Linda's.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Other entertainment was the Picture Shows held in Beaver Movie House. First the Silent Movie
2 CONC s and then the Talkies. It took effort on the family to get the chores done and go to Beaver
2 CONC , 6 miles away, in time for the 1 st show. In later years, Jesse Edwards, his nephew (His bro
2 CONC ther Ruben son) who owned and drove the school Bus to Beaver, would take the Bus to Beaver, w
2 CONC ith a load of MANDERFIELD - ITES. This was much easier for all concerned. Songs would general
2 CONC ly be sung going and coming the 6 miles to and from Beaver.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In the early years there was no electricity in Manderfield. Keresene or Coal-oil lamps were u
2 CONC sed and then later Aladdin. This made no difference as that was all they had. Many years late
2 CONC r electricity was installed.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Christmas time was one of anticipation for weeks.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Flora would start the Xmas Plum Pudding. (Her mother's receipt from England) The almonds, wal
2 CONC nuts and pecans had to be shelled, and then skinned in hot water. Alma hated this job. Thre
2 CONC e different kinds of raisins, plus suet all had to be gathered for the final making of the Pu
2 CONC dding. After it had steamed for 2- 3 hours and cooled it would be rolled up in cheesecloth an
2 CONC d sealed with cloth and put away until Xmas. Then it would have wine poured over it and sit o
2 CONC n fire. This gave the flavor. The fire would go POOF, and was out. But oh the flavor. Mince m
2 CONC eat pies (Flora made her own mince-meat) were all made in advance
2 CONT 
2 CONT The great joy of Xmas was Melvin getting the Xmas Tree. Alma would sometimes go with him if w
2 CONC eather permitted. The tree was not like the modern times have, but a small pinon-pine. The ca
2 CONC ndles of different colors would be placed on snaps and attatched to branches. The lighting wo
2 CONC uld only last a few minutes, as it would burn the tree. But the Pop-corn strands and Home-mad
2 CONC e ornaments with little gifts hidden in tree, would be a moment that 1asted all year. The sme
2 CONC ll of the Pinon was great.
2 CONT Xmas morning every grown-up visited every one else during the day. The children kept mostly a
2 CONC t home the 1st day. Then-- BANG' The comparing of gifts and eating, was one of happiness. Th
2 CONC e Holiday cheer lasted until after New Years. Then every one took a long sigh of relief.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Church always had Xmas Program plus a big Xmas Tree. Every home furnished gifts for thei
2 CONC r respective familv. Of course the children didn't know this.  Everyone turned out for this o
2 CONC ccassion
2 CONT  Flora and his Aunt Anne Baker Baldwin (His mothers sister) generally gave a duet. Flora 2 n
2 CONC d saprano and Aunt Annie Alto. They sang many times together and it was beaufiful. The childr
2 CONC en, that would, had a part on the crogram. Then Santa Claus. How exciting.  All grown-ups go
2 CONC t in the Xmas Spirit. Bob-sleighs were used, if snow very deep, for travel. Sometimes a Holid
2 CONC ay Dance was held at the Church. This building doubled for
2 CONT Church and Community Building. People from other places attended. Melvin loved to Square danc
2 CONC e, do the Fox-Trot, Schottische, Polka, and best of all the Quadrille. He always danced one w
2 CONC altz with his little daughter from age 3 yrs. on up. He would swing her off her off her fee
2 CONC t and then back down to the floor. How she loved this time. The public applauded on this ocas
2 CONC sion. The Music was furnished by Harmonica's, and a small orchestra of the Organ, Banjo, an
2 CONC d Accordion etc. Good old fashioned music. Once a Masked Dance, with costumes, was held an
2 CONC d a Basket Lunch along with it. Alma and cousin Cecil got to go to this time, perhaps cousi
2 CONC n Jesse. This time a tradgey about resulted. The last minute preparations were added at his p
2 CONC arents home- Moses and Harriett Fdwards. It was the most centerly located to most homes. Th
2 CONC e women and children were up-stairs and as the rooms were crowded, some-how Alma slipped an
2 CONC d fell head-first down the staris and rolled into a Steel Sewing-machine, where the Peddles w
2 CONC ere located. She was knocked un-counscious. Melvin with the aid of Priesthood there gave he
2 CONC r a blessing. She recovered and after about an hour wait, was taken on to the dance. Outsid
2 CONC e of a very sore head, was O.K. Because of this fall, she remembered this dance very clearl
2 CONC y as she was also in costume. Melvin loved these ocassions. He really enjoyed every minute o
2 CONC f it, and was so full of pep and vim, made the most of each minute.
2 CONT 
2 CONT NOTE
2 CONT It might be Wise to give the relatives that lived in Manderfield at this time.
2 CONT ***********
2 CONT Melvin had all his family of Father and Mother and Brothers and Sisters live at Mandrffield a
2 CONC t one time. Some moved away later. His sister Linda married Edward Twitchel and had a daughte
2 CONC r Linda. They lived about one mile from him . Had a lovely home. Alma and Linda played togeth
2 CONC er often and although Alma was older had many happy days. They were very close to each othe
2 CONC r and loved each other very much.  His Brother Ruben - married Florence Irene Twitchel.  Thei
2 CONC r 1st home was a log house across the lane from Melvin'shome. They had a son Jesse and daught
2 CONC er Enid. They later lived just across the road from Linda. Jesse was like a brother to Alma
2 CONC . Moses and Harriett Edwards lived east of Ruben and across a big wash, and about a Block fro
2 CONC m them. The houses were about a Triangle. Big Trees surrounded the homes. About three-fourth
2 CONC s a mile north of Linda's home was his Sister Annie - married to Henry Laffette Bradshaw. The
2 CONC y had 15 children. LaVel, Verle, Collis, Moses, Vernile,  Ray, Elenor, Howard, Barbara, Ronal
2 CONC d, Lois, Norman, June and Clark. One child died as  a baby. So 14 were left.  His Brother Edg
2 CONC ar married Kathleen  Twitchel- They had sons Cecil, Vivian and Kathleen.  Their son Cecil wa
2 CONC s only 6 days older than Alma and were raised practically together,  as mentioned further bac
2 CONC k in this history. Vivian was a loveable boy and was with Cecil  and Alma as age permitted. T
2 CONC hey lived across the road from Annie.  His sister Winnifred (Winnie) Edwards Puffer- marrie
2 CONC d Jasper Puffer- Children_  Maxine, Nettie, LoRayne, Shirley, Byron, Robert and Cullen- Live
2 CONC d about a mile north  east of Edgar.The Thanksgiving Dinners for all the Relatives, were hel
2 CONC d at their home.  She and husband wre very close to Melvin and Flora.  Their home about 1/4 m
2 CONC ile north of Melvin's.     His sister Marintha  married Frank Pendleton- Children- Carol, Bet
2 CONC h, Enid, Owen, Frank Jr.  Lynn, Doreen, Marintha. The last six children were born after the
2 CONC y moved from Manderfield.  Melvin and Frank had many spiritual events happen to them as pries
2 CONC thood holders. Frank had  been on L.D.S. Mission. Their home a short way from Winne and JAspe
2 CONC r. Then on to Beaver.  Hisyouger brother Baker Married Annabell Frazer. Children Merrill an
2 CONC d Irvin. They lived  with parents for a-while and then to the UpperFarm, a Ranch wich was own
2 CONC ed by his Father.  There was a home on this ranch.
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2 CONT So all the children lived at this time on the small location of Manderfield.
2 CONT 
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2 CONT  His brother Edgar lost is wife with pneumonia (Kathleen). Their baby Kathleen was born at th
2 CONC is time. The baby was taken by Edgar's sister Annie to have breast nursing. Annie was breast-
2 CONC feeding her son Ray at this time. This was great for the baby. A big thing for Annie as she n
2 CONC ursed the baby after her own was weaned. Eventually, his Brother & wife Florence took the bab
2 CONC y. Florence and Kathleen were sisters. The baby Kathleen became Jesse sister, as he had los
2 CONC t his own sister Enid a short time before. Melvin loved this tiny baby and so did every one.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Edgar eventually remarried-Julia Grisman- Children- Julia, Philip, MaryLu, Desma, Dan, Dian
2 CONC e and David Edwards.
2 CONT 
2 CONT END OF HIS FAMILY AND THEIR HOMFS.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Fourth-of-July was a great day for most families. It surely was with the Melvin Edward
2 CONC s  Family. About 5 A.M. the sounds of the GUN SALUTE could be heard from Beaver Six miles  aw
2 CONC ay. Chores were done early and on to Beaver for Program and the Parade of Floats.  Then Child
2 CONC ren's Races. Big thing the race. WHY? Because Alma always raced. She was  so good, never los
2 CONC t a race. Although she didn't know it, sometimes her Uncles would  bet on her. She raced unti
2 CONC l 15 yegrs old. Never losing a race. She always had the support  of her relatives. Sometime
2 CONC s she would receive 50�as the Prize, for racing. Melvin  would let her spend it as she wished
2 CONC . Money was scarce and she would be very wise in  making her decisions.  Melvin loved attendi
2 CONC ng the Baseball Game by the Adult Men Team. In fact if he had the  time would loved to have b
2 CONC een on the team. He was very athletic, as has been mentioned  before in the beginning of hi
2 CONC s history.  As the 4 th was over for that year another big day approached - the 24 th of July
2 CONC . The  4 th was America's Birthday, but the 24 th was Utah's Day. This was handled almost lik
2 CONC e  the 4 th, except with theL.D.S. Church Theme in most all events.  Again Alma would race an
2 CONC d as usual always won. Once a challange was made to race her with  an older group. At 1 st sh
2 CONC e refused; but afterward decided to do so. The only difference  the distance was lengthened
2 CONC . This proved in her favor. She gathered more speed the  longer she ran. She won and receive
2 CONC d $1.50 Melvin and Flora were very proud of her.  These ocassions were quite eventful. Visiti
2 CONC ng with the crowd was making-up for lost time.  The clouds of every-day cares were gone at le
2 CONC ast for one day.
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2 CONT Melvin loved to work with his hands. One project he never gave-up was trying to invent 'Perpe
2 CONC tual Motion'. Through the years he tried many ideas on this. Once he realy thought he had won
2 CONC ; but not so. But for his effort one can only be proud of him. He 'made -do' with many idea
2 CONC s of his own. Too bad he couldn't have had the chance to continue on inventions.
2 CONT 
2 CONT They decided to buy the Messinger Farm across the road from his home. Bought sheep and increa
2 CONC sed his cattle herd. Things began to go their way. This was so for a few years.
2 CONT 
2 CONT While Melvin was living at Sulphurdale, Utah he and Flora bought a Model T. Ford. This reall
2 CONC y was a great thing. Before, they traveled by Buggly. This changed things for them, as it di
2 CONC d for others who could afford one. Melvin could take the motor or anything else that needed f
2 CONC ixing. Never took his cars to the garage. Then they as time went on, bought a Ford Sedan. Thi
2 CONC s didn't prove a very frugal buy. It was enclosed with glass so curtains didn't need to be pu
2 CONC t on or taken off. So again they made another buy, a Model A. Ford. This they liked. Each yea
2 CONC r they would paint it with black paint. Would look like new. This was quite the thing in thos
2 CONC e days to paint your car. Then he decided to buy an Essex. What a LEMON it turned out to be
2 CONC . Something always wrong with it. So he turned it in and got a Whippet. It could go most anyp
2 CONC lace, with one  draw-back. No speed. This was sold to his daughter and husband 1ater. (This i
2 CONC s ahead of his history, but could be mentioned at this time`) It was rightly named "Whip-it"
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2 CONT  The First Cars had batteries to run the car. They fitted at the base of the steering  wheel
2 CONC . Two levers was located on the steering-wheel that gaave the speed and the amount for	  spar
2 CONC k needed to run the car. A hand crank on front of car below the radiator was used  to start t
2 CONC he motor. Not enough or to much spark had to be accounted for. Each car had	  its own persona
2 CONC lity.  The winter was bad for traveling, if freezing. The radiators, in those days, had water
2 CONC 	in it, and would freeze. Many, many times Melvin would have to get out and wrap a quilt  aro
2 CONC und it, and wait for it to thaw. The car had only snap-on curtains to keep the	  weather out
2 CONC . No heat of course in car. Melvin would generally have hot rocks claced on	the floor of ca
2 CONC r to put feet on. If the road was icy, he would many times have to in and	  out of car, and h
2 CONC avre Flora steer while he pushed. The wheel chains were not up to much.  BOY' So cold every-o
2 CONC ne would be almost frozen. They didn't travel if they knew the weather  was going to be storm
2 CONC y(in winter) but sometimes it would come up while they were gone.	  So these were exceptional
2 CONC y hard times. Even so better than a wagon. To Alma nothing  scared h er while her Dad was i
2 CONC n charge. He could handle almost anything. ._and so he	  AUMOST CCULD. It wasn't long befor
2 CONC e the Foot Starter was invented.	  One day during a terrific Thunder and Lightning Storm the
2 CONC y were in their home looking	  at the heavy rainfall through the window. The storm was intens
2 CONC e and Alma and Flora were	  un-easy. Then a terrible noise and a very bright FLASH of light
2 CONC . They saw where Lightning	  Bolt hit in their field across from the house. The Ball of Fir
2 CONC e bounced along the	  Alfalfa Field and struck a COW. The cow fell dead. Later it could be se
2 CONC en where it had  burned her hide. These frightening episodes with Thunder and Lightning cam
2 CONC e quite often	  to them. Once a tree was split open, while they were under it on a camping tr
2 CONC ip  in Manderfield Canyon. They happened to be on on opposite side of the Bolt or would have
2 CONC 	  been killed. Thus through out their lives they had a fear of this kind of storm. It  seeme
2 CONC d quite prevalent in those days. Melvin realized the seriousness of these storms,	  and coach
2 CONC ed them what to-do and not-to-do. But the dread of Thunder and Liohting coming  almost instan
2 CONC taneously stayed with them all the rest of their lives.  To help the Church Assessments, arra
2 CONC ngements were handled through the Tithing Cffice.  3ach year the Stake held what was called "
2 CONC THE WOOD DANCE." It was held in the Park Hall. So many cords of wood would be hauled to the T
2 CONC ithing Offlce for the different wards. Melvin would haul his share to Beaver Tithlng Office
2 CONC . Others in ward took their share also.   On the last day of Dead-line set a big WOOD DANCE
2 CONC " was held This was a great and grand	  affair. Most all in the Stake attended. It was held f
2 CONC or years, and was held in the	  famous Park Hall. It seemed there always was enjoyment that w
2 CONC as introduced by hard work.	  Melvin and Flora had a small social life with friends in Beaver
2 CONC . Parties were held at  different homes and this made for much happniness.	  Then bad luck st
2 CONC arted. 1st a bad year for crops. Before spring arrived cne year, hay	  became so scarce the s
2 CONC ome cows had to be sold at low prices. Hay was hauled during  bitter freezing weather from fa
2 CONC rms ahout 12 miles north; also from Milford, Utah almost	  40 miles away. Melvin almost froz
2 CONC e to death on one of his trips. He buried himself  down in the hay and let the horses find th
2 CONC ere way home. He had to be helped from the	  wagon. Hnd some frost-bites and it was a wonde
2 CONC r that the men the men that made these trips arrived  back in safety.The same winter he let h
2 CONC is sheep herd go to the M lford Hills for winter range, because	  he had no feed for them. Ho
2 CONC wever, Melvin's sheep were used to farm care and huddled up	  in groups. Didn't know how to f
2 CONC end for the winter grass under the snow and they died.  So tragedy hit all at once and thel
2 CONC r hopes started plunglng-. Money became so scarce they  couldn't make their payments on the 4
2 CONC 0 acres of land they had purchased from Clyde Messenger.  So lost it. They were out the produ
2 CONC ce from the land and the money they had already paid  on it. This was a real hard blow. But t
2 CONC here wasn't anything to do but go on.	  It took quite a few years before things started comin
2 CONC g their way again.
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2 CONT  The farms of manderfield had 'Shares of Water' or some times called 'Hours of Water'	
2 CONT in the Manderfield Irrigation and Reservoir Compay. Melvin for years was 'WaterMaster'. Thi
2 CONC s job consisted of arranging the turns's for each farm. Some farms owned more rights than oth
2 CONC ers. Water being always scarce, each hour was watched carefully - so none would be wasted. Wh
2 CONC en it became time for one's Turn of water, practically nothing was allowed to interfer. Sunda
2 CONC y's or Holiday's etc. couldn't be very well observed as	 water meant crops and food for the f
2 CONC amily. The Manderfield Reservoir was enlarged andso as time went by water was better controll
2 CONC ed. Never-the-less when the time arrived,	  the same system was used. Many times Melvin rod
2 CONC e the ditches that flowed from the Canyon to see all was well. On these rides he always carri
2 CONC ed a shovel.	  Melvin and Flora loved beautiful things. They took much pride in their homee a
2 CONC nd the	 landscape around the home. Flora had beautiful Peonies, Lilacs, climbing Roses, and A
2 CONC nnual flowers like Pansies and Sweet Peas. The lawns were always mowed and looked very well
2 CONC . With their orchard, things were real pretty. To keep the plants, garden and trees growing f
2 CONC rom 'Water Turn' to 'Water Turn' Melvin would spend time drawing water from his well. He ha
2 CONC d a 'Windlass' on it. This made it easier: but if it got loose 'BETTER WATCH OUT'. The handl
2 CONC e had such force it would kill anyone if it hit them.This was quite a tireing job. But save
2 CONC d the plants from dying. So things were really hard in those days. Of course they didn't hav
2 CONC e to do it. Many families didn't. Just coasted along and hoped for the best. Some didn't rais
2 CONC e fruit trees or flowers. Sometimes the Well would run dry, and that meant digging the well d
2 CONC eeper. Not many would go down the well. Scared of it. To bad they didn't have the knowledge o
2 CONC f cementing	 like was introduced in later years. By this time Alma was growing up. She took v
2 CONC ery ill when about 14 years of age. Families had been quarantined for Chicken Pox. This mean
2 CONC t an orange or Red Flag on	 the Gate Posts of each fa ily who had it. No one mingled one wit
2 CONC h another. It was strictly obeyed. The Doctor gave instructions on what to do. But Alma got w
2 CONC orse and 	her entire body started swelling. As the days went on it was decided she had Smal
2 CONC l Pox.  The cure was different. One the patient was kept cool and the other warm. The wrong
2 CONC 	 treatment had been used on her. Her nose, ears and mouth were swollen out of proportion. Th
2 CONC e eyes were just a slit on her face. Fingers, toes, hands, feet and body looked like a larg
2 CONC e balloon., and was unconscious. Because of the desperate need of Melvin and Flora  the quara
2 CONC ntine was lifted for the grown -ups. Grandparents, Uncles and Aunts took turns	 sitting wit
2 CONC h her day and night. They had been inoculated and felt safe. It probably wouldn't have matter
2 CONC ed any way, as they were all so worried. The Chicken Pox didn't cause to much sickness only s
2 CONC taying home and laying around.  A Circle of Family Prayers were offered twice daily, beside i
2 CONC n their individual homes.	  About 10 days later the terrible fever broke and in a few more da
2 CONC ys some swelllng went down. In about three weeks she could be lifted into a lounging chair. S
2 CONC o very thin and weak. She had the Small Pox Scars on shoulders. Doctors couldn't find the rea
2 CONC son why	 only she got the Small Pox. It was a dreaded thing as many died with it; as she abou
2 CONC t	 did. This ordeal was very hard on Melvin and Flora. They wouldn't leave the home.  Even wh
2 CONC en they were told she would be O.K. WOULD NOT GO. Finally his mother (Harriett)  made them ta
2 CONC ke an afternoon ride to Beaver. During Alma's illness and recovery it took	 a toll on their h
2 CONC ealth. But the relatives and friends carried on for them with the crops, milklng and feedin
2 CONC g etc. It brought all the relatives close together.  About this time his Father and mother(Mo
2 CONC ses and Harriett) leased their farm to a	 Sam Gordon and moved to Milford, Utah and took ove
2 CONC r The Martin Terrace. This was sort	 of a small hotel, only it had individual apartments fo
2 CONC r house keeping. It had three upstair and three downstairs. They lived in one of these apartm
2 CONC ents. This was fun for the respective families to go and visit. But more so for Alma and Ceci
2 CONC l. They alw ays seemed to go where the other went. They got to take in the Big Barnam and Bai
2 CONC ley Circus that came to Milford. What an event. They always remembered it. Melvin and Flora c
2 CONC ame down for the last days of it. Alma was taking Seminary and their small class of girls go
2 CONC t to take programs to the different wards in the Stake. When they went to Milford she gave he
2 CONC r talk and played a Piano Solo. Grandpa Moses got up and spoke a few words at conclusion an
2 CONC d didn't forget to mention that Alma was his Grand daughter. She was so pleased over this a
2 CONC s he was the Stake Patriarch .	  
2 CONT  Before three years was up he decided to move back to Manderfield and take back his	 farm h
2 CONC e had leased to Sam Gordan as it was losing money. The lease, had only been for	 30 months. T
2 CONC hus things started to settle back to being among his family. But fate was near by.	  The even
2 CONC ing of Oct. 3, 1929 Melvin, Edgar and a sister had been visiting with their	 parents and ha
2 CONC d an enjoyable time together. That day Moses had helped his son Baker complete putting up th
2 CONC e crops at the Upper Farm, which they owned. He was really pleased with the results. The harv
2 CONC esting was over. Then he got real serious and starting to speak on the Gospel, which he loved
2 CONC . He said when the time comes for me to leave this earth I want to go and Preach to the Spiri
2 CONC ts in Prison and he spoke of the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem . Around 11 o'clock they all wen
2 CONC t home. Around 2:30 A.M. the phone rang and it was his sister Linda crying, "If you want to s
2 CONC ee our father alive come on a run and tell Edgar as you come'' Melvin ran like he never had b
2 CONC efore and called to his brother Edgar, but as he entered the door his father had passed away
2 CONC . This was a terrible shock to Melvin. It had been only a few hours since visiting with him
2 CONC . His mother said he just started choking and just laid back and died.
2 CONT It was a great ordeal for Melvin and Flora and Alma. The loss of a father and Flora's	 link w
2 CONC ith England and her own family, which he knew. Alma-- The only grandfather she	 ever knew. Th
2 CONC ey were real pals. It seemed after his father was gone Melvin seemed to carry on the priestho
2 CONC od among his brothers and sisters children. Blessing the babies and admininstrating to the si
2 CONC ck.	 He also carried his fathers name.--Moses Melvin. Melvin used to visit his mother and bri
2 CONC ng her home for many meals and visits, and go to her home often. Very thoughtful of her. 
2 CONT About this time Ama became ill again with her heart. By now she was a Junior in High School
2 CONC . She had to quit as she only got about three months schooling that year. However she did gra
2 CONC duate with the Seminary Class, as she had studied while laying around. Then Melvin and her Se
2 CONC minary Teacher Wendel Rigby,made arrangements with the President of The St.George Temple to g
2 CONC ive her a Blessing. This could happen as the Seminary were going there as part of a trip in h
2 CONC onor of their graduation. All she could do was lay down and watch the others run around. The
2 CONC y were allowed to sleep on the Temple Grounds.
2 CONT Then she and her teacher entered the Temple and Pres. Snow gave her a Blessing. for her healt
2 CONC h. This experience stayed with her all her life. It was a great one. But	 for some un-known r
2 CONC eason her memory of the words were erased from her mind as she left	 the Temple. All she coul
2 CONC d remember was IT WAS WONDERFUL AND SHE WOULD TELL HER DAD	 EVERY WORD. But could not. Not ev
2 CONC en the Teacher could remember, but said it was some thing very special. She saw something i
2 CONC n the Temple that day though that no one else saw. At least the teacher did not. This was a t
2 CONC estimony to the family. 
2 CONT Then she received her Patriarchal Blessing and so did Melvin. The promises made	 were accordi
2 CONC ng to her faith. It seemed Prayers were what the family relied upon. It was sad she didn't ge
2 CONC t her blessing from her grandfather before he died. But one cannot see the future. He was th
2 CONC e Stake Patriarich, but she was just a little young.	
2 CONT As days went by Alma still seemed to drag along. No pep or vim. So Melvin took her to a Dr. A
2 CONC ddison Bybee at Milford, Utah. He proved to be a marveleous help toward her health. Taught he
2 CONC r what excerices to take. Also through examination found that her spine had been broken somet
2 CONC ime in her life. Upon remembering it recalled her falling from a large tree that had broken h
2 CONC er collar bone and arm, when about 7 yrs.old. It had fused together but not in a straight lin
2 CONC e. Grissle formed and this helped the	~  knitting process. By a miracle it hadn't left any co
2 CONC mplications that could have caused	 paralasis. Before taking Alma to Dr. Bybee she hadn't lau
2 CONC ghed for weeks. Melvin didn't tell her about the doctors voice. He had only one lung and spok
2 CONC e in a high shrill filsetto voice.	 
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2 CONT  He was a large build man, and hearing him speak, she broke into a laugh. In time she regaine
2 CONC d bqck her health- for a number of years.	
2 CONT During these years Flora was a correspondent of the Beaver County News. Her part was	 the Man
2 CONC derfield News. Each week the news had to be delivered to the News Office. Alma did this durin
2 CONC g the school years. Sometimes the family were well informed on Local and Currant Events hefor
2 CONC e the paper was edited.	
2 CONT Alma liked to write stories and poems for her own amusement, and so when an item was being pr
2 CONC inted tn the Beaver News Paper she read where the Beaver Lions Club was sponsoring What Can B
2 CONC e Done for the Community That Hasn't Been Done. Upon talking this over with her parents, sh
2 CONC e decided to enter the contest. Melvin gave her encourgement and very pleased she wanted to t
2 CONC ry. After writing and re- writing her Essay with her parents listening, she handed it in to t
2 CONC he News Office. Then LO!  AND BEHOLD! the High School students were urged to enter. After abo
2 CONC ut 3 weeks Alma was notified she had wonand was asked to be a guest at the Lions Club Banque
2 CONC t and give her essay in person.	 Melvin was so proud he told every one about it. Flora made h
2 CONC er a new dress, for the	 occassion. This really made Alma someone a little special to her cla
2 CONC ssmates and the	 Business Men and helped her gain a reputation for her future employment. Suc
2 CONC h a small beginning can un-fold to bigger things. 
2 CONT By this time Melvin needed a real good team of horses. Those he had, one old, and one lazy. T
2 CONC he new horses were nemed Vic(white) and Bill (brown). They worked as a team.	-  He was so hap
2 CONC py having them. Very intelligent. By now he also had nice riding mare named Lightening. Wit
2 CONC h the new team putting in and harvesting the crops seemed much easier. Outing in the Canyons
2 CONC , as a wagon was always used. Flora could drive this team. Alma already knew all about them
2 CONC . Hauling the winter wood bacame easier and more enjoyment with the hard work. In those day
2 CONC s each Fall the Wood Rack was put on wagon and in harvesting time was replaced with the Hay R
2 CONC ack. The changing around occured often in one year, depending on the needs. They were heavy a
2 CONC nd required at least two men to change them. But Melvin	 was alone most of the time. He use
2 CONC d leverage with Flora and Alma's help. But sometimes would wrench his back.
2 CONT Besides college sports and fishing, Melvin loved Deer Hunting Season. Each year the men	 woul
2 CONC d make a large camp in Manderfield Canyon. They would all camp together and hunt	 in groups
2 CONC . Their camp fires in evenings were quite the popular thing as well as the hunt.  Stories wer
2 CONC e told and re-told. It didn't seem many got heir deer during this first en-	campment. To many
2 CONC . Then later some would go out in two's and hunt in earnest. Some would take their wives. Eac
2 CONC h small canyon was well known to each hunter. Melvin always hunted	 with his brothers Ruben a
2 CONC nd Edgar. In the spring he liked hunting for coyote's. He would watch for their holes, whic
2 CONC h generally held the baby pups. Money could made if the pelts were turned into the County	 fo
2 CONC r the Bounty. His brothers were generally more lucky than he, as they hunted more often. Fo
2 CONC r a few hours past-time he would go on the Rabbit Hunt, some of the men and grown-up young bo
2 CONC ys that were held most years. They needed killing ns they would eat some of the m eat crops
2 CONC . If not held down in production, mulipIied very fast. Some got diseased. Then he liked hunti
2 CONC ng Sage Hens. They made for real good meals. Almost like chicken. There was more wild life an
2 CONC imals in those days.
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2 CONT In the fall Melvin and Flora and Alma, alone and sometimes with outhers made a big day	 of go
2 CONC ing up Manderfield Canyon for Chokecherry and Elderberry Picking. This made	 wonderful Jams a
2 CONC nd Jellies for the winter. The people enjoyed these outings. Singing	 and laughing and just p
2 CONC lain fun. To get away from the daily tasks was great. Even tho it had to made up.	
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2 CONT  Then Melvin and Flora had the great happiness of seeing her graduate from high-school.	
2 CONT Melvin sold a cow to help toward her graduation dress. Times were terrible. Depression was al
2 CONC l over the country. But as time went on things started tetting better again.	
2 CONT Alma wished to attend Brigham Young University. So again a cow was sold, and arrangements wer
2 CONC e made for her to live with Mrs Donald McGregor. She had a daughter Karma and one	 Mary. Bot
2 CONC h older than Alma. But it so happened that her husband Dr. Donald McGregor	 was the doctor wh
2 CONC o had delivered Alma and Mrs McGregor was whom she was named after. This lady treated Alma wi
2 CONC th much sweetness and kindness. After about one year of college Alma decided to work for th
2 CONC e Government, would receive	 good pay and could live at home. This made Melvin and Flora ver
2 CONC y happy. So she drove	 to Beaver and back during her week at work. This government job was ca
2 CONC lled 'The Rural	 Rehabilation Company'. In other words made loans to those who were considere
2 CONC d good risks	 in buying farms, cattle, and farm machinery, to help them get started toward th
2 CONC eir	 future. Alma became so adapt at this she was allowed in time to interview those making a
2 CONC pplications for loans. She would consider those that might be good prospects, and pass the in
2 CONC formation to her employer, Melvin J. Stephens. However some who were turned down by her woul
2 CONC d insist on an interview with Mr Stephens. Each time, he also would agree on what she had alr
2 CONC eady rejected, and passed on those she thought good investors. This didn't go well with some
2 CONC , and again made a complaint. Then he would send the information to headquarters for final ju
2 CONC dgement. Never once where they passed upon.
2 CONT Melvin was so proud of her. She was Beaver County Secretary for the Rehabilitation	 Company
2 CONC . and filled out and interviewed people for the entire county. Then she was	 called upon by t
2 CONC he Civil Service in an interview to see if she qualified to hold	 her job against those who h
2 CONC ad taken the examine. So she was given tests oral and written	 by the Civil Service. In thre
2 CONC e weeks she received notice she had passed with a very high average, and would receive back p
2 CONC ay from the first of the year. Which se did. Then	 was offered a job at The Berkley Land Ban
2 CONC k of California. This in those days was a	 very high position. But it would have meant movin
2 CONC g to California and a new invironment.	 After talking it over with her parents and employer S
2 CONC tephens, decided to stay where she	 was. BOY WAS MELVIN EVER PROUD OF HER. The people in Beav
2 CONC er treated her with great respect  as it was a real honor to be chosen. Because of this quali
2 CONC faction, she was called unon to assist with the State Jurors that held court in the Beaver Co
2 CONC unty Court House. Was called - upon to take notes in the Court Sessions and type up Wills , J
2 CONC udgements and court proceedings. She was excused from her job during these occassionS. Thus s
2 CONC he became well - acquainted with legal matters. She spent many hours with State Attorneys an
2 CONC d they respected her work and had her type the necessary papers rather then taking them to Sa
2 CONC lt Lake City. For awhile she was loaned to work for Congressmen Abe Murdock. This consisted o
2 CONC f typing his campaign letters under the jurisdiction of his brother Ray Murdock, who was hi
2 CONC s campaign manager, and their main Secretary. Days were spent typing campaigning letters to h
2 CONC igh officials in the government. Each letter had to be an orginal. Typing eight hours per daa
2 CONC y  was real tiring. But she learned so many things was called upon many times to assist in  m
2 CONC atters pertaining to government , State and County. Again her parents were very proud of her
2 CONC . Then the Love Bug Bit her. She fell in love with a boy she had known during later	 part o
2 CONC f her life. Thurland D. Sly. At first it didn't seem serious , but as time went on it reall
2 CONC y bloomed into a real romance. It was decided she would continue work and	 the checks from th
2 CONC e two incomes would set them up for a nice beginning. But it waa not	 to be so. Applicants ha
2 CONC d been watching for a loop hole to get her job , and word was	 sent into head office she woul
2 CONC d be married, and the new policy was that no married women  could work. It was a blow to the
2 CONC m when receiving this information. So she left the  government job and married Thurland. Quit
2 CONC e a change. The people didn't like this and made it known to the public. Then the office wa
2 CONC s moved to Iron County so no trouble could be caused. Even so she was approached by the Hea
2 CONC d of the County Extension Service to be their secretary. She accepted. but pressure was was p
2 CONC ut on this and she was asked to withdraw. But she had learned so much it proved valuable to h
2 CONC er thruout out her life.	  Her qualifications was known thruout the county. and respected. Me
2 CONC lvin was so proud of	 this he never let the chance pass of telling- about her. So she made hi
2 CONC m happy.
2 CONT She was now a Certified Stenographer.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  The night Thurland approached Melvin about marriage with Alma by his side, was quite an even
2 CONC ing.	  Melvin and Flora had retired for the night when Alma and Thurland knocked on their doo
2 CONC r. They sit up in bed and when Thurland poped the question for permission for marriage, ther
2 CONC e was complete silence for what seemed ages. Then Melvin said," It's certainly alright with m
2 CONC e on one condition. Promise you will never work in under-ground mines."  Flora finally said ,
2 CONC "Oh Alma,"  Then," I guess its alright, but Oh My! " No one got	 any sleep the rest of the ni
2 CONC ght. The wedding date was set for September 19, 1935. This was the first day the Salt Lake
2 CONC 	  Temple would be opened after being closed for summer remodeling and clean-up.  They drov
2 CONC e in Melvins car to Salt Lake City, Utah accompanied by Flora.	 Melvin couldn't go as he ha
2 CONC d been ill due to an awful accident a few years before.	 Traveling too far from home was alwa
2 CONC ys a problem due to the accident. This was the only	 sad thing about the trip. They were give
2 CONC n two rooms in their home. By this time Melvin was due to check back into the LD.S. Hospita
2 CONC l in Salt Lake City, Utah. He would have to stay there for several	 months taking treatments
2 CONC . So Flora generally took an apartment during the winter months and worked at the Big Aurbach
2 CONC s Store, in the alterations department. On good days	 Melvin had,he would come to the apartme
2 CONC nt and they were together most of the time. Shopping for groceries and taking in the Movies m
2 CONC ade things much easier while Melvin was taking his treatments.  Then back home to Manderfield
2 CONC . They needed help with everything now Alama and Thurland had their own lives to live. A youn
2 CONC g fellow by name of Warren Leibscher made his home with them. He was orginally from Connectic
2 CONC ut. He was liked and became one ot the family. During the short times Melvin had to return t
2 CONC o Hospital in Salt Lake, he was able to carry on the work besides attending High School in Be
2 CONC aver. He could drive Flora  where she needed to go, as she didn't drive.  When Melvin was not
2 CONC ified he and Flora were to be grandparents this bolted up his health	 considerable, and was r
2 CONC eleased from hospital care. There were some pretty bad times	 at home occassionally and the D
2 CONC octor McQuarrie would come out and give him a shot for pain. It was marvelous how much he rec
2 CONC overed. Carried on most of the work again.	 He absolutley adored his grandson Russell Melvin
2 CONC . The grandparents lived each accomplishment Russell did.	  Thurland and Alma had been livin
2 CONC g in Beaver, Utah when Russell was born and when he was about four months old, they moved t
2 CONC o Sulphurdale, Utah where Thurland hnd employment. He worked in the mills.  This was quite a
2 CONC n event for Alma, as Melvin and Flora had lived here when she was a child. So between her mem
2 CONC ories of childhood and the school days, she was now back again.  Melvin and Flora and sometim
2 CONC es Warren made many trips to Sulphurdale, and they really enjoyed these tlmes. Alma would tak
2 CONC e Russell and go stay with her parents often.  During their years at Sulphurdale Melvin was i
2 CONC n the Salt Lake L.D.S. Hospital quite often. So his history of those days are not accounted f
2 CONC or. When Russell was about 5 yrs. old Thurland and Alma moved to Milford, Utah where Thurlan
2 CONC d was employed by the Union	 Pacific Railroad as a Fireman on the Locomotive. So again Melvi
2 CONC n was able to pick up his relation-ships with his family once more. Russell was always the bu
2 CONC sy boy.	  He loved to go to Manderfield and stay with his grandparents days at a time. He lov
2 CONC ed the animals. Many great times were had fishing with his grandpa. During these years Melvi
2 CONC n saw his grandson become an excellent saxaphone Player and relished his every accomplishment
2 CONC . At Halloween Time Melvin loved to be down to Milford, and participate in the pranks playe
2 CONC d by the children of Milford. He always turned the pranks on those	 who were trying to scar
2 CONC e the children in Russell's neighborhood on them. Russell would	squeal and dance with joy. I
2 CONC t became a real game with them. Fishing with Flora, Thurland' Alma and Russell were about th
2 CONC e only real enjoyment Melvin got. He couldn't go too far away from home for many days at a ti
2 CONC me, because he needed treatments ever so often.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Melvins favorite songs were "Dear to the Heart of the Shepherd" an d OH! I Had Such a Prett
2 CONC y Dream Mama." out of the L.D.S. Hymns Book. Loved to play them on his Mandolin. Many, many t
2 CONC imes he did this when Flora or Alma were ill. In later years he liked the "Prisonors Song." T
2 CONC he first verse went like this:(Oh I wish I had wings of an Angel! Over these prison walls I w
2 CONC ould fly.)	;  He loved to spend evening with friends playing the card game of 500, Liked Chec
2 CONC kers and the  Chinese Checker Game, also Lotto,( A version of Bingo) aad Rummy. During thei
2 CONC r evening entertainment, Home-made Icecream was served or Flora's famous cream Pies, or cake
2 CONC s or	 candy. These types of evenings were enjoyed many years. It seemed most all residents	 l
2 CONC oved to go to Melv's and Flora. The Piano and the hospitality were a real-draw to every- one
2 CONC , old and young alike.
2 CONT After his son-in-law Thurland became one of the family, he had many enjoyable tricks with him
2 CONC . Most every year they went deer hunting together along with Thurlands friends. Camping out i
2 CONC n  Mountains was a yearly event. The Manderfield (Indian Creek) Canyon, the Cedars of Manderf
2 CONC ield, Milford Mountains and ranges North of Manderfield and the Sulphurdale District - were g
2 CONC enerally the hunting district. He really looked forward to these times.   One year in particu
2 CONC lar they took a few days off and went to Panguitch Lake on a Fishing trip. -  He really enjoy
2 CONC ed it all. He seldom took time out to take many holidays, as he was a hard	 working and home-
2 CONC body man at heart. He owned a 30-30 Rifle and later a 30-40 Crag.	
2 CONT His last car was Brand New. His one and only new one. It was a 1949 Ford-- Four seated. Kep
2 CONC t it  polished to a sheen.	  One time when Russell was about 4 years old, Alma and Russell ca
2 CONC me up from ^Milford to take	 her parents up Manderfield Canyon Fishing. They were enjoying th
2 CONC eirselves. Alma	 and Melvin were seperated about 1/4 mile a-part, fishing in same stream. Flo
2 CONC ra would drive car  with Russell by her side along road and wait. On one stop Alma came to ca
2 CONC r and stepped on 'Running Board' of car to ride a-ways, with fishing  pole in her hand. As th
2 CONC ey came to a sloping hill, Alma said to her mother, "Better change your gear into low as won'
2 CONC t go to fast."	 However Flora put it into 2 nd. gear and car gained speed. Alma kept callin
2 CONC g to "put your foot on the brake". Instead Flora put foot on the clutch, and this turned th
2 CONC e car loose	 and left the road. Going too fast to hold it on the road. It went through tree
2 CONC s and Alma could see a large Sawlog Pine coming and was deciding to iump. Meanwhile little Ru
2 CONC ssell pulled the hand brake with both his little hands. This threw Alma off car and she lit o
2 CONC n a	 pointed stump that Beavers had worked on. Good job he did this as the car was headed for
2 CONC 	 a large deep wash, and they would probably have been  killed.  As it was only Alma was hurt
2 CONC . She was knocked un-counscious. Russell got out and started running down road screaming "Gra
2 CONC ndpa! Grandpa"! Melvin heard him and came running. What a terrible sight. The front of car wa
2 CONC s up on a log and when he looked at his daughter's twisted leg he could see it was	broken. Fl
2 CONC ora was in hysterics . Melvin had brace on his back, but as mentioned before in his history h
2 CONC e knew how to use leverage. He had the strength beyond human possibilites. But the Lord was w
2 CONC ith him for sure. Alma became conscious long enough to know she was hurt and that he was goin
2 CONC g to drive to Manderfield for help. Then she became un-conscious again. During this time it s
2 CONC tarted to rain and I have heard that little Russell was the	 one that kept his grandmother fr
2 CONC om going into hysterics again. She kept screaming, "I've killed my	 daughter." In time Melvi
2 CONC n returned wnth help. This was an experience he never got over. It didn't hurt his health any
2 CONC , but he worried himself sick. Flora never tried to drive	 a car again. Alma's knee was broke
2 CONC n and her leg split up from shin to knee. She was months  getting around very well. On crutch
2 CONC es for ages. She never had a strong leg after that.	 But cou]d do most anything she wished, a
2 CONC fter many months.	  Melvin was so thrilled to hear his grandson Russell had been selected a
2 CONC s the most talented in the youth contest presented  by the L.D. S. Milford Ward ( Before th
2 CONC e Ward was divided) Try-outs had been held. He and a girl friend, Lanette Bracken. She best f
2 CONC or singing and Russell on music, Saxophone. They being only in Fourth Grade in school. Parent
2 CONC s and grand-	parents were of course in attendence the night of presentation.	
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  The last days of his life was drawing real near. What a blessing we don't know these things.
2 CONC 	  When Russell was in Fifth Grade he had been selected to represent the Milford High Schoo
2 CONC l  to give a Saxophone Solo, accompanist Patricia Wilcox, over the Radio Station in Cedar	-Ci
2 CONC ty, Utah. This was when Radio was quite the important thing (T.V. was just starting to make i
2 CONC ts debut). Auditions had been held in the school, and Russell had been one of	 the talented o
2 CONC nes. He played "Now Is the Hour". Parents and Grandparents were standing	- just out-side th
2 CONC e Glass Studio and could see and hear him in person. OH' The happiness	 of his Grandfather
2 CONC . A classmate or two played Piano Solos also. This is  mentioned for a purpose. The program w
2 CONC as to be played over the air again a week later. Melvin and Flora were getting prepared to b
2 CONC e sure they had their Radio turned on in plenty of time.	 All the night before Melvin comnlai
2 CONC ned of cramps in his stomach. He did his chores and came in and laid down con couch waiting f
2 CONC or the Radio Program. As luck would have it	 his was left to last. By this time Melvin was i
2 CONC n lots of pain. But wouldn't let Flora call the Doctor before he heard Russell. This was to b
2 CONC e his last great happiness. It seemed to Flora and his daughter Alma , that the Saxopohone So
2 CONC lo should be "NOW IS THE HOUR WHEN  WE MUST SAY GOODBYE". Coincidence??? But what a nice thin
2 CONC g in a-way.  The Doctor McQarrie was called and Alma was notified to get home to Manderfiel
2 CONC d as her father was very serious and speed was necessary. Alma went to the L.D.S. Church whic
2 CONC h was near to notify Russell and left for Manderfield. BUT TIME WAS AGAINST THEM. The Union
2 CONC 	 Pacific Railroad Train was in the train crossing, and didn't move for over 20 minutes. No o
2 CONC ther way out. When they finally got to Manderfield (six miles from Beaver--north)	 Melvin wa
2 CONC s being carried out to Doctor's car and two of his sisters helping. Alma didn't	 see her Da
2 CONC d at that time. Flora was un-manageable. She hadn't been feeling to well the past few days an
2 CONC yway, and this was just to much to cope with. The doctor had given her	 a shot and the relati
2 CONC ves thought it better for Alma to stay with her mother until she	 could settle her down. Russ
2 CONC ell stayed also, and his brother Edgar and other relatives	 were helping every way they could
2 CONC . That night his sisters Annie Bradshaw and Winnie	 Puffer decided to go and spend the nigh
2 CONC t near the hospital. It was taking time to find	 out Melvins trouble. Through the night it wa
2 CONC s found the main artery leading to his stomach was bleeding and it was too late to get him t
2 CONC o Salt Lake City L.D.S. Hospital. His two sisters finally went down to their neices home an
2 CONC d went to bed for a time. A nephew, Howard Bradshaw came down and stayed in room with his unc
2 CONC le as much as he was allowed. The early hours of morning found Flora, Alma, his brother Edga
2 CONC r present. This was a small hospital so many people at one time was quite difficult. The doct
2 CONC or and brother Edgar took Alma aside and told her 'Your Dad has only a short time to live. W
2 CONC e will now tell your mother and while he is conscious I think it best to talk to him	  and se
2 CONC e what his last wishes are. He already knows the news, but keeps going un-conscious"  Flora h
2 CONC ad to be taken from the room and Alma, Russell, and Edgar and a few others came	  for a minut
2 CONC e and then only Alma, Edgar were left. Melvin looked at his daughter and said "I need the bed
2 CONC pan," He pushed back the covers and she could see his swollen stomach. He took hold of her ar
2 CONC m and said." ALWAYS TAKE CARE OF YOUR M0THER." In a few minutes the doctor told them to leave
2 CONC , as he had gone.  as this is Melvin's Life History, wouldn't want to tell the results of det
2 CONC ails of the	  coming years. But can give some details in a short summary.	  He died March 19
2 CONC , 1951 just 16 days before his birthday of April 4, 1952, at Milford	  hospital- Beaver Count
2 CONC y, Utah. Doctor E.S. McQarrie.	  Funeral Arrangements.-- Beaver First Third Ward- 2 O'clock -
2 CONC March 22, 1951.	
2 CONT 
2 CONT Officiating -- Earl F. Baldwin-Presiding Elder Manderfield Branch(This position had been hel
2 CONC d by Melvin for many, many years.) Prayer- Nephew- Cecil Edwards ( violin Solo-Neice-Linda Tw
2 CONC itchel Prince-Speaker-Nephew-LaVel Bradshaw ("Lay my Head Beneath A rose)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Speaker- President Stake- A. Carlos Murdock	
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Vocal Solo---??? Neeley from Cedar City, Utah  
2 CONT Trio-- Milo Baker- Cousin: Kent Morgan,	( "Dear To The Heart Of The Shepherd")
2 CONT Nona Smith and Esta Cox 	( "Sometime We'll Understand and	
2 CONT                                                                                              
2 CONC     ("Oh My Father" -Accompanist *Mae White	
2 CONT Benediction Nephew-Jesse Edwards
2 CONT Pall-Bearers- Nephews--
2 CONT Dan Edwards	Owen Pendleton
2 CONT Philip Edwards	Howard Bradshaw	
2 CONT Merrill Edwards	Woodrow Griffths-in-law-nephew.	
2 CONT 
2 CONT The First Third Ward Relief Society in charge of Flowers and Food.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Melvin's viewing was at his home in Manderfield.	
2 CONT 
2 CONT ******
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mourners- 	His wife-Florence Ellen(Flora) Bowers Edwards	
2 CONT 	His daughter- Alma Flora Edwards Sly	
2 CONT 	His son-in-law- Thurland Dale Sly	
2 CONT 	His Grandson- Russell Melvin Sly 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Brothers and Sisters and spouses-
2 CONT 
2 CONT Linda E. Munford (Husband Will had passed away) 
2 CONT Edgar and Julia Edwards 
2 CONT Marintha and Frank Pendleton
2 CONT Annie and Lafe Bradshaw	
2 CONT Winnie and Jasper Puffer 
2 CONT Baker and Annabelle Edwards 
2 CONT Many Nieces and Nephews and Cousins Plus Friends and Neighbors.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He was buried in the Mountain View Cemetery at Beaver, Utah.
2 CONT His First Cousin--- Heber Edwards- Dedicated the Grave.	
2 CONT 
2 CONT A Book "The Voice of the Ages" Was signed by Friends and Relatives Register.	
2 CONT                                                            END	
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Note: by grandson Russell Sly - as it was told to me by my mother Alma and Grandmother Flora
2 CONT "It should be noted that my grandfather Melvin had suffered a serious accident when he was pe
2 CONC rhaps in his 40's?  He was hauling gravel under contract from the state for road repairs betw
2 CONC een manderfield and Beaver in a horse drawn dump cart.  He was hit from behind by car wit
2 CONC h a driver who was suspected of being drunk.  The impact threw him up and out of the cart an
2 CONC d he landed on his head on the road.  He had a fractured skull and was taken to LDS hospita
2 CONC l where a metal plate was put in his skull and where he stayed for a very long time recoverin
2 CONC g.  He suffered 'spells' the rest of his life which were similar to grand mall seizures, an
2 CONC d severe headaches.  He was unable to work much and was never quite himself again.  I believ
2 CONC e it was while he was at the hospital that for some strange reason he took up smoking and cou
2 CONC ld never quit.  His death was attributed to an abdominal anuerism - a smokers malady."
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0 @I239@ INDI
1 NAME Florence Ellen /Bowers/
2 SURN Bowers
2 GIVN Florence Ellen
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 30 Dec 1883
2 PLAC Monksleigh, Essex, England
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1963
2 PLAC Utah
1 AFN 8MWD-L4
1 BAPL
2 DATE 10 Jul 1907
1 ENDL
2 DATE 14 Jun 1951
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3 NOTE Submitter, Alma Flora Edwards Sly, daughter.  Family Representative Harriett Marintha Edward
4 CONC s Pendleton, Sister to Moses.
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2 DATE 9 Jun 1860
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1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Oct 1929
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1 SEX F
1 BIRT
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1 CHR
2 DATE 19 Nov 1861
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Jan 1946
2 PLAC Manderfield, Beaver, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE 27 Jan 1946
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1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Jul 1905
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2 _AKA Peterson
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1 NOTE When Joseph was fourteen years old he and his father had a little trouble and Joseph left hom
2 CONC e. He never went back home to live, but kept in touch with the family whenever he could. It w
2 CONC ould have been 1876 when he left home. His mother had three more children after that. His mot
2 CONC her died Dec. 12, 1882 and left her baby ten months old, her tenth child.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The night his mother died he was working night-herding mules along the railroad. At the hou
2 CONC r of her death he could hear music. He said the loveliest music he ever heard. Wherever he we
2 CONC nt, whatever he was doing, he could still hear music. The other men in the camp said they cou
2 CONC ldn't hear the music.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joseph went to see his family once when he was nineteen years old and again when he was twent
2 CONC y-one. His mother had died and his father had married again, a widow with four children. He f
2 CONC ound out the date of his mother's death and knew the cause of hearing the music. His father
2 CONC , Magness Florunteen, died at Mt. Pleasant April 4, 19.8 at the age of 73.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joseph Alfred worked at different things. He started to the Silver Reaf, a mining town, in Di
2 CONC xie on a freight wagon, but stopped in Cedar City and went to work for a farmer named Moot Ma
2 CONC ckoprang. This was about 1885.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He met and married Charolotte Gower, daughter of Thomas Gower and Martha Ann Tidswell on Nove
2 CONC mber 22, 1888 in Cedar City. Joseph died June 6, 1914 in Cedar City, Utah where he lived al
2 CONC l of his married life. His wife died January 24, 1954. They were the parents of five boys an
2 CONC d two girls. Hilma Johanna, Harvey Gower, Joseph Angus, Thomas Gower, Magness, Martha LaVer
2 CONC n and Horace Adron.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 Jan 2000
3 TIME 22:35:50
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2 TITL 
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0 @I291@ INDI
1 NAME Charlotte /Gower/
2 SURN Gower
2 GIVN Charlotte
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 Nov 1865
2 PLAC Cedar City, Iron, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Jan 1954
2 PLAC Cedar City, Iron, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE 27 Jan 1954
2 PLAC Cedar City, Iron, Utah
1 AFN 2FWM-GR
1 BAPL
2 DATE 8 Jul 1877
1 ENDL
2 DATE 18 May 1933
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1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F122@
2 STAT BIC
1 NOTE Mother was sick for a long time. She lived with Horace. She died Jan. 24, 19-54.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Harvey was in the Veterans Hospital in Fort Douglas in Salt Lake City for most of 2 years. H
2 CONC e died June 18, 1959 in this hospital. He, was burried in Cedar City.
2 CONT 
2 CONT (typed by Hilma's daughter, C. Lenore Sly Waite)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Angus died of a heart attack Oct. 27, 1954. Gower divorced Itha and married Cora Wells, Dec
2 CONC . 12, 1953, was divorced. He married Edith Smith (his son, Jay's, mother in law) Oct. 1958 an
2 CONC d lives in Huntington Park, Calif. (Gower died 12 Dec. 1968) 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hilma's son Etsil (Jack) Sly was shot and killed while deer hunting 19 October 1963. Hilma su
2 CONC ffered a stroke the next day and went into a coma and passed away 25 October 1963 in the Iro
2 CONC n County Hospital at Cedar City, Utah and was buried in the Mountain View Cemetery in Beaver
2 CONC , Utah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT LaVern and her husband Al Dobrusky live in Parawan, Utah. (Al passed away several years ago a
2 CONC nd LaVern is living in a rest home in Hurrican, Utah...1980)
2 CONT 
2 CONT (Lottie Rosenberg was known to everyone in Cedar City as Aunt Lot)
2 CONT 
2 CONT (Gower was known as Slim Rosenberg)
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
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1 NAME Magnus Florenteen (Rosenberg) /Peterson/
2 SURN Peterson
2 GIVN Magnus Florenteen (Rosenberg)
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Jul 1834
2 PLAC Skurup, Mlmhs, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Apr 1908
2 PLAC Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE 7 Apr 1908
2 PLAC Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah
1 AFN 17ZP-58
1 BAPL
2 DATE 16 Jan 1854
1 ENDL
2 DATE 7 Jun 1869
1 _UID 05BEDC563AF2C840AE9AAD1416D173C65295
1 FAMS @F121@
1 FAMS @F231@
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2 FAMC @F123@
2 DATE 28 Jan 1944
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 NOTE HISTORY OF MAGNESS FLORENTEN PETERSON ROSENBURG
2 CONT 
2 CONT Magness Florenteen Peterson, eldest child of the six children of Anders Peterson and Marna An
2 CONC derson, was born June 20, 1835 in Skurup, Malmohus, Sweden. He had three sisters and two brot
2 CONC hers, Johanna, Andrew A., Anna, Christina and John.
2 CONT 
2 CONT As Magness grew up and we went to school and got his education he learned a trade as was cust
2 CONC omary in the European country. He learned to be a mason. He also learned gardening, and lands
2 CONC caping. He worked for the King of Sweden doing gardening and landscaping. The King changed hi
2 CONC s name to Rosenberg, or added the name Rosenberg to his name, which means rosy mountain.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He was baptized in the Mormon church Jan. 16, 1854 in Sweden by L. Nilsson and confirmed th
2 CONC e same day by A. Jonsson. His mother and father, brothers and sisters joined the Mormon churc
2 CONC h also. They were the first people in Sweden to join the church.
2 CONT 
2 CONT His eldest sister Johanna, next younger than himself in the family, went with a young man-fri
2 CONC end for a buggy ride. As they passed a crowd of boys standing on a corner, the boys yelled an
2 CONC d clapped their hands and said, "There goes a Mormon." The horse became frightened and ran aw
2 CONC ay. As Johanna was thrown from the buggy her long skirt caught in the wheel and she was dragg
2 CONC ed to her death. It seems as though it was as unpopular there as it was here in the beginnin
2 CONC g to be a Mormon.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Magness married Johanna Jappason about 1860 or 1861 in Sweden. She was the daughter of Japp
2 CONC a Olson and Else Jensson. They went to Copenhagen, Denmark to await for a boat to sail from S
2 CONC weden and Denmark to America.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The following is an account of re-baptism of Magnus on 17 Oct. 1857. This article is found i
2 CONC n the "Church Chronology" Andrew Jenson, under the date of Wed. 4 Feb. 18-57 regarding the "R
2 CONC eformation and Re-baptism". "A Reformation meeting was held in No. 4 Islington, Liverpool, En
2 CONC gland. On the following day the presiding brethern of the British Mission, including Apostl
2 CONC e Orson Pratt and Ezra T. Benson, renewed their covenants by Baptism. This was followed b
2 CONC y a general renewal of covenants throughout the British and also the Scandanavian Mission.
2 CONT 
2 CONT For further history concerning his trip to America see the history of his son, Joseph Alfre
2 CONC d Rosenberg.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Also see the book by Jennive Clark Dransfield "The Anders Peterson Families 1862-1962".
2 CONT 
2 CONT Johanna, his wife, passed away 12 Dec. 1882, leaving a ten month old baby, along with her oth
2 CONC er children. Magness F. married Marie Fredrickson Halverson, a widow with four children.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He lived all his life in Mt. Pleasant, Utah. He passed away 4 April 1908 at Mt. Pleasant, a
2 CONC t the age of 73.
2 CONT 
2 CONT (Magnus F. Rosenberg was baptized 16 Jan. 1854, age 20 in Sweden and his wife, Johanna was ba
2 CONC ptized 7 Sept. 18-57, age 18 in Sweden and they were endowed and sealed 7 June 1869.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Children of Magness IF. Rosenberg
2 CONT 
2 CONT Back row: George Rosenberg Peterson; Albert Rosenberg, Julius
2 CONT Rosenberg; Front Row: Joseph A. Rosenberg; Mary & Alma Rosenberg
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joseph Alfred was born 7 Apr. 1862, Copenhagen, Denmark during the time his parents were goin
2 CONC g from Sweden, through Denmark, Germany to the United States. He Married Charolotte Gower 2
2 CONC 2 Nov. 1888 in cedar city, Utah. He died there 6 June 1914. George kept the name of Peterson
2 CONC . He was born 7 Mar 1875 in Mt. pleasant, Utah and married Hannah Marie Anderson. Died 24 Oct
2 CONC . 1948. Albert was born 10 Feb 1878 and married (2) Mary Jensen. Lived in Gunnison and Center
2 CONC field, Utah. Died 24 Sept. 1962. Julius Theodore born 1 June 1870. Married Roselia May Sherre
2 CONC tt in Cedar City, Utah. Died 26 Feb. 1930. Mary Johanna was born 7 Mar 1868. She married Joh
2 CONC n Whittey Edwards. Died 9 July 1942. Alma peter was born 14 Feb 1866. Married Caroline Halver
2 CONC son. Lived in Mt. pleasant. Children were known as Peterson. Died 19 July 1924
2 CONT 
2 CONT Magness Rosenberg .born 20 Jan 1864 Never married.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Emma Cecilia was born 3 June 1880. She married Melvin Waldon. Liven in San Diego, Calif.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Elsie Annie Rosenberg born 24 Dec. 1873 married Charles A. Hilton in Los Angeles, Calif. die
2 CONC d 27 Apr 1954.
2 CONT 
2 CONT _______________________________________________________________________
2 CONT 
2 CONT HISTORY OF THE SCANDINAVIAN MISSION
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Presidency of the Scandanavian Mission had made a contract with a Mr. Robert M. Slorman o
2 CONC f Hamburg, Germany to carry the Latter Day Saints emigrants from the port of Hamburg to New Y
2 CONC ork. This year he seemed to have filled his contract with perfect satisfaction to the represe
2 CONC ntatives of the Church and the emigrating Saints generally.
2 CONT 
2 CONT For several months the preparation for this large emigration had been going on in the differe
2 CONC nt conferences throughout Denmark, Sweden and Norway. The number of Saints emigrating from Sc
2 CONC andanavia in 1862 was greater than in any previous or subsequent year. No less than 1,556 sou
2 CONC ls in four companies sailed from Hamburg on four chartered vessels destined for Utah. The nam
2 CONC es of the four ships were Electric, Athenia, Humbolt and Franklin, and were anchored in the E
2 CONC lbe River off Hamburg, Germany.
2 CONT 
2 CONT On Friday April 18, 1862 the ship "Electric" (which carried Magnus F. Peterson Rosenberg, hi
2 CONC s wife Johanna and infant son Joseph)* with Captain H. J. Johansen sailed from Hamburg with 0
2 CONC '16 emigrating Saints bound for Utah in charge of Elder Soren Christofferson. The emigrants w
2 CONC ere from Holland and other conferences in Denmark and from Norrkopping Conference contingen
2 CONC t in Sweden. The original plan was that the Norrkopping Conference contingent should have sai
2 CONC led on the "Athenia" but this arrangement was changed-so that some of them sailed on the "Ele
2 CONC ctric" instead.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The "Electric" sailed down the Elbe to Gluckstadt Roads, arriving there about noon. Here anch
2 CONC or was cast near the ship "Athenia" which had another company of emigrating Saints on board (
2 CONC passengers on the Athenia was the parents of Magnus F. Peterson Rosenberg who sailed on the "
2 CONC Electric." They were Anders Peterson 53, Marna Peterson, 54, Anna Peterson 19, Christina Pete
2 CONC rson 15 and Johanes (John) 13.
2 CONT 
2 CONT At this time there were 335 emigrants on board the "Electric" and 486 on the "Athenia". The "
2 CONC Electric" lifted anchor April 22, sailed to a point off the coast Hanover, where anchor was a
2 CONC gain dropped and the ship waited for the -wind to change. Favored at last with a good wind th
2 CONC e "Electric" made the final start for America, April 25, sailing out into the North Sea. Befo
2 CONC re sailing, President John Van Cott came on board and assisted in organizing the emigrating S
2 CONC aints who were divided into nine districts, in each of which there were from 25 to 40 persons
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  SHIPPING LIST AND VOYAGE OF ATHENIA AND ELECTRIC 	by Andrew Jensen
2 CONT 
2 CONT During the voyage a number of emigrants died. Following is a partial list ;of the dead: A wom
2 CONC an from Lolland, Denmark who was sick before she left .her home, died May 2 leaving her husba
2 CONC nd a child; a 16 year old girl died of a throat disease May 3; a little girl from Lolland die
2 CONC d May 5; Sophia Marie Sorenson, 2 year old daughter of Knud Sorenson from Jutland, Denmark di
2 CONC ed May 8; Hilma Anderson daughter of sister Susanna Anderson of Sweden died May 14; Jorgen Ly
2 CONC dersen from Jutland, Denmark 48 years old died May 17 leaving a wife and one child; on the sa
2 CONC me day Augusta Caroline Johansen 1 year old daughter of August Johanson of Sweden died-; Lar
2 CONC s Peter Pehrsson died May 19; He was from Versterplano, Sweden. Paulene Mortensen, a daughte
2 CONC r of Carl Fred Mortensen died in the evening of May 2.5. She was the third of the Mortensen f
2 CONC amily to die on board the "Electric".
2 CONT 
2 CONT At least one marriage took place on board, that of Fredrick Bernhardt Thyberg and Sister Marh
2 CONC ea Josephine Nordfors, they were married May 10. On the 31 of May one of the sisters gave bir
2 CONC th to a, child who received the name of Electric Sophia Sorensen.
2 CONT 
2 CONT A number of meetings were held on board during the voyage and union and harmony existed amon
2 CONC g the emigrants during the entire journey. The ship arrived safely in New York and the emigra
2 CONC nts landed at Castle Garden on Friday June 6, 1862. Here the company met the Saints who had c
2 CONC rossed the Atlantic in the ship "Athenia" and who landed on the 7. Both companies left New Yo
2 CONC rk June 9 by train for Florence, (Neb.) where they arrived: safely on the 19.
2 CONT 
2 CONT On Monday April 21, 1862 the ship "Athenia" with Captain D. Shilburg sailed from Hamburg, Ger
2 CONC many. Among the 486 emigrants, were Anders , , Peterson and. his wife Marna, his son Andrew A
2 CONC . (and his wife Anna Marie;) daughters Anna, Christine and son John, on board in charge of Ol
2 CONC e N. Liljenquist. Before noon the ship was on the 'broad face of the North Sea. Elder Liljenq
2 CONC uist report of the voyage, writes:
2 CONT 
2 CONT "We steered. to the North of Scotland had fine weather, doubling a cape of Scotland on the 2
2 CONC 9 in the afternoon, passing the light tower in the evening. Before midnight we were sailing o
2 CONC n the Atlantic Ocean. We had favorable winds for several days with considerable motion of th
2 CONC e sea and therefore many suffered sea sickness. Two weeks after leaving Gluckstadt we had cov
2 CONC ered about half the distance to New York but from that time the wheel of fortune rather turne
2 CONC d against us. While we hitherto had been favored with good winds, these now turned and then a
2 CONC t other times we had perfect calm. The Captain steered towards the southwest until we reache
2 CONC d the gulf stream about 300 miles south of Newfoundland Banks. After that we had such a cal
2 CONC m for a shole week that not even a feather stirred and the temperature of the water and air v
2 CONC aried between 70 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. This sudden change from the cool north together w
2 CONC ith the bad water which becomes stagnant from the heat caused sickness, which already had a h
2 CONC old on us, to increase rapidly. The measles which had been brought on board and already and c
2 CONC laimed several victims, took away 33 of the little ones and several of the adults had suffere
2 CONC d with bowel complaints and diarrhea. The first winds that blew the Captain utilized to tak
2 CONC e us farther North into a cooler climate. Now we were well. Thanks to Him who holds our desti
2 CONC ny in His hands. Five adults had died namely: Ole Neilson 37 years; Christian Poulson 29 year
2 CONC s; Haus Neilson from Amager, 62 years; Ane Neilson 70 years and Kaisa Jensen 65 years. The Ca
2 CONC ptain ordered the cook to make oatmeal porridge for the sick in the morning, rice at noon an
2 CONC d sego porridge in the afternoon".
2 CONT 
2 CONT After both companies arrived at Florence and were again organized, "The other company which a
2 CONC lso counted about 40 wagons with its quota of persons and animals, etc., was in charge of Eld
2 CONC er Ole ff. Liljenquist and Elder John Van Cott was placed as leaders of both companies whic
2 CONC h broke camp at Florence July 14, 1862. The first few days some difficulty was experienced a
2 CONC s the oxen who where not used to Scandanavian orders and management would often follow thei
2 CONC r own inclination to leave the road and run away with the wagons. But often some practice o
2 CONC n the part of their inexperienced teamsters the difficulty somewhat disappeared. The journe
2 CONC y from Florence was via: Elkhorn River, Lorep Fork, Wood River, Willow Lake, Rattlesnake Cree
2 CONC k, Fort Laramie, Upper Platte River Bridge, Devils Gate, South Pass, Green River to Salt Lak
2 CONC e City", They arrived safely 25 Sept. 1862.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Elder Jeus C. A. Weibye, from whose journal most of the information in regard to the journe
2 CONC y across the Plains was obtained, gives the following details:
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Captain Christian A. Madsen advised us to take along several needful articles which we did
2 CONC , and were well-organized where we began the journey from Florence. To begin with we travelle
2 CONC d only a few miles each day which was a good thing for us who were unacustomed to drive oxen
2 CONC . We generally had good campgrounds and only occasionally we had to camp where-we could not o
2 CONC btain water.
2 CONT 
2 CONT As a rule  there was an abundance of grass for the oxen and at times also sufficient fuel t
2 CONC o be found, 'but a great part of the way the sisters had -to content themselves with cookin
2 CONC g over fires made from sunflower stems and "buffalo chips". Nearly all able-bodied men and wo
2 CONC men had to walk most of the way. Some of the women rode in the wagons only across the large
2 CONC r rivers. While they would wade across smaller streams like the men. Sometimes the women an
2 CONC d children were carried across the streams by the men when it was feared the oxen could not p
2 CONC ull the wagons with their heavy loads. We did exactly what our leaders told us to do and cons
2 CONC equently everything went well with us for we could not read in books how and-what -to do eith
2 CONC er on the voyage across the ocean which took 51 days or on the journey across the Plains, whi
2 CONC ch lasted 71 days. On the journey across the Plains the weather was generally fair and a goo
2 CONC d spirit prevailed among us. The health of the company-was also good as a rule and only one d
2 CONC eath occured on the Plains. We always kept up a guard and lost but a few head of cattle".
2 CONT 
2 CONT *(Taken from Lib. Book #1059 pg 122 and History of Scan. Miss. pg 166 (Athenia)
2 CONT 
2 CONT (Taken from Lib. Book #1059 pg 142 and History of Scan. Miss. pg 16.5 
2 CONT (Electric)
2 CONT 
2 CONT SHIPPING LIST	Scan. Miss. pg 21
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1862 April 21 Passengers on ship "Athenia)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Anders Peterson	53
2 CONT Marna Peterson	54
2 CONT Anna Peterson	19
2 CONT Christina Peterson	15
2 CONT Johannes (John)	13
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1862 Apr. 21 Sailed from Hamburg, Germany on ship Athenia and arrived New York 7th June.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Magness F. Rosenberg	 	(26) from Sweden
2 CONT Johanna Rosenberg 		                   (22)
2 CONT Joseph Rosenberg			infant
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1862 Apr. 18 sailed from Hamburg, Germany on ship Electric and arrived at New York June 5th.
2 CONT 
2 CONT (taken from same references as above) (researched by Lenore Sly Waite)
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 Jan 2000
3 TIME 22:36:04
1 OBJE
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2 TITL 
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2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I293@ INDI
1 NAME Johanna /Jappason/
2 SURN Jappason
2 GIVN Johanna
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 Sep 1839
2 PLAC Torlosa, Malmohus, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Dec 1882
2 PLAC Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE Dec 1882
2 PLAC Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah
1 AFN 1LBF-64
1 BAPL
2 DATE 7 Sep 1857
1 ENDL
2 DATE 7 Jun 1869
1 _UID E07462AD48EB024F8D8FC0194AC917C2C806
1 FAMS @F121@
1 FAMC @F124@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F124@
2 DATE 18 May 1962
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I294@ INDI
1 NAME Magnus Florentine /Rosenberg/
2 SURN Rosenberg
2 GIVN Magnus Florentine
2 _AKA Peterson
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Jan 1864
2 PLAC Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 5 Nov 1940
1 AFN 4639-C0
1 BAPL
2 DATE 14 Apr 1965
1 ENDL
2 DATE 29 Apr 1965
1 _UID 4E0CB930823D5B418489FAD40C1B707A8A6A
1 FAMC @F121@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F121@
2 DATE 28 Apr 1970
2 TEMP LANGE
1 CHAN
2 DATE 30 Oct 1999
3 TIME 13:13:33
0 @I295@ INDI
1 NAME Alma Peter (Rosenberg) /Peterson/
2 SURN Peterson
2 GIVN Alma Peter (Rosenberg)
2 _AKA Rosenberg
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Feb 1867
2 PLAC Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Jul 1924
1 AFN 4639-D5
1 BAPL
2 DATE 14 Jun 1952
1 ENDL
2 DATE 10 Mar 1956
1 _UID 6B7D6234EBE616438683AB65D76B3C0F4E04
1 FAMS @F125@
1 FAMC @F121@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F121@
2 DATE 8 Apr 1959
2 TEMP LANGE
1 CHAN
2 DATE 30 Oct 1999
3 TIME 13:52:34
0 @I296@ INDI
1 NAME Caroline /Halverson/
2 SURN Halverson
2 GIVN Caroline
1 SEX F
1 _UID 4C936CA91D1DAE40805FA019AB123D934146
1 FAMS @F125@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I297@ INDI
1 NAME Anders (Petersson) /Peterson/
2 SURN Peterson
2 GIVN Anders (Petersson)
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Jun 1808
2 PLAC , Malmohus, Sweden
1 CHR
2 DATE 19 Jun 1808
2 PLAC , Malmohus, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 20 Sep 1875
2 PLAC Lehi, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE Sep 1875
2 PLAC City Cemetery, Lehi, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 30 Apr 1854
1 ENDL
2 DATE 10 Feb 1865
2 TEMP EHOUS
1 _UID 285114684BD4C0408C36D191695D808200D1
1 FAMS @F123@
1 SLGC
2 DATE 28 Jan 1944
2 TEMP SLAKE
2 SOUR @S24@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:46:00
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Sly\Anders Peterson.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I298@ INDI
1 NAME Marna (Mary) /Anderson/
2 SURN Anderson
2 GIVN Marna (Mary)
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Oct 1806
2 PLAC Vineriet, Blentarp
1 CHR
2 PLAC Vineriet, Blentarp
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Apr 1879
2 PLAC Lehi, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 DATE May 1879
2 PLAC City Cemetery, Lehi, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 14 Jun 1854
2 TEMP RE
1 ENDL
2 DATE 10 Feb 1865
2 TEMP EHOUS
1 _UID 85E4EC3FE184CC489917F5A3EBF811BE0749
1 FAMS @F123@
1 SLGC
2 DATE 28 Jan 1944
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
1 OBJE
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2 FILE images\Sly\Marna Anderson.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I299@ INDI
1 NAME Johanna Lovisa /Peterson/
2 SURN Peterson
2 GIVN Johanna Lovisa
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Aug 1837
2 PLAC No 12 Bussjo, Bromma, Malmohus, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 14 Aug 1857
1 AFN 17ZP6F
1 BAPL
2 DATE 1 Oct 1854
1 ENDL
2 DATE 15 Apr 1938
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 _UID 0840C8BFC771D44696F70EFA95CE5AED60D6
1 FAMC @F123@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F123@
2 DATE 28 Jan 1944
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 NOTE ! could also be AFN: 1LBF-R2
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I300@ INDI
1 NAME Andrew A /Peterson/
2 SURN Peterson
2 GIVN Andrew A
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 13 Jan 1840
2 PLAC Ystad, Malmohus, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Dec 1911
2 PLAC Lehi, Utah, Utah
1 AFN 17L5-TC
1 BAPL
2 DATE 1 Oct 1854
1 ENDL
2 DATE 10 Feb 1854
1 _UID 93CC2FF44F6A6345BFAE3E6B8B7179EB5948
1 FAMC @F123@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F123@
2 DATE 28 Jan 1944
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I301@ INDI
1 NAME Anna /Peterson/
2 SURN Peterson
2 GIVN Anna
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 Oct 1842
1 _UID 40EC6852F5041A4B9155CA7793213FA200B6
1 FAMC @F123@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I302@ INDI
1 NAME Christina /Peterson/
2 SURN Peterson
2 GIVN Christina
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 May 1845
1 _UID 10BE7A7B4DA8104792B49B16956A349CD522
1 FAMC @F123@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I303@ INDI
1 NAME John Johannes /Peterson/
2 SURN Peterson
2 GIVN John Johannes
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Nov 1848
2 PLAC Skoghult, Blentarp, Malmohus, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Jun 1928
1 BAPL
2 DATE 21 Oct 1856
1 ENDL
2 DATE 16 Feb 1874
2 TEMP EHOUS
1 _UID 0E4B172CD37A49489261EF7B24BE3BD1C590
1 FAMS @F128@
1 FAMC @F123@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F123@
2 DATE 28 Jan 1944
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I304@ INDI
1 NAME Rhoda Jane /Ashton/
2 SURN Ashton
2 GIVN Rhoda Jane
1 SEX F
1 AFN 1D92-3K
1 _UID 9FEBBEB44F8E0747906AE87E12A11136819F
1 FAMS @F128@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I329@ INDI
1 NAME Thomas (Gowhern) /Gower/
2 SURN Gower
2 GIVN Thomas (Gowhern)
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 May 1816
2 PLAC Stourbridge, Worcestershire, England
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 May 1877
2 PLAC Cedar City, Iron, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 12 Oct 1967
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1 NOTE HISTORY OF THOMAS GOWER
2 CONT 
2 CONT Thomas Gower was born May 23, 1816, near Stourbridge, England. He was the son of Thomas and C
2 CONC atherine Cresswell Gower.
2 CONT 
2 CONT His mother died when he was six years old and his Aunt took him to raise, with his brother an
2 CONC d sister also. He went to work with his father on the canal when he was very young and worke
2 CONC d there until after his father died. When he was twenty three he went to work for his uncle R
2 CONC ichard Cresswell, who was manager of the blast furnace. He worked there until he left England
2 CONT 
2 CONT He married Jane Cresswell (his cousin) May 6, 1838 at Wednesbury, England, when he was 22 yea
2 CONC rs old.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Having joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, his one big aim was to join th
2 CONC e Saints in America. He sailed with his wife and three children January 6, 18_50 on the shi
2 CONC p "Argo", arriving in New Orleans in March 1850. They went from New Orleans to St. Louis an
2 CONC d while there lost his wife and two children with cholera, leaving him and his little six yea
2 CONC r old daughter Ann alone.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He met and married Martha Ann Tidswell Stockdale, who also lost her husband with cholera. The
2 CONC y were married November 4, 1650. Two children were born to them. at St. Louis, but one died t
2 CONC here.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He worked at shearing and stock taking in iron mills with his brother John, until he obtaine
2 CONC d money enough to go to Council Bluffs. Instead of going from St. Louis by ox team as some di
2 CONC d, he worked quite a while longer and went down 'by boat and then bought at Council Bluffs. T
2 CONC hey stayed there just long enough to organize an outfit and crossed the plains with four oxe
2 CONC n and two cows in Joseph Fielding's Company.
2 CONT 
2 CONT They endured the many dangers and hardships of those that crossed the plains. At one time the
2 CONC y were surrounded by the Shonee Indians with their war paint on. The Indians demanded provisi
2 CONC ons which of course they gave to them. Father was very useful in repairing the outfits as h
2 CONC e had bought a set of tools in St. Louis. They arrived in Salt Lake Valley, the fall of 185
2 CONC 4 He bought forty acres of land at West Jordan and two city lots in Salt Lake City in the Ele
2 CONC venth Ward. While they were there another son, Albert Francis was born.
2 CONT 
2 CONT President Young heard that father was an iron worker so he sent for him and had him draft th
2 CONC e plans for the furnaces and grounds and then sent him to Iron County. They sold their -prope
2 CONC rty in Salt Lake and moved to the Old Fort, but they didn't buy a home there as the move wa
2 CONC s to be to Cedar City. They lived in a wagon box that they crossed the plains in, when they d
2 CONC id arrive at Cedar City, until they built a small doby house with one side of the roof made o
2 CONC f lumber and the other made of willows, straw and dirt. They had a dirt floor.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Father worked most of his time at the iron works. For two years work he received as pay one p
2 CONC ound of butter and five yards of calico. They produced some very good pig iron, but being s
2 CONC o far from the failroad and the furnaces were smaller than father had planned, they found i
2 CONC t was not profitable. Joseph Walker, Joseph Smith and Thomas Bladen and others worked with hi
2 CONC m. Finally they had to give it up. He then bought some land and went to farming.
2 CONT 
2 CONT George Perry, Jacob Gates, John M. Higbee, Samual Leigh and father built a saw mill on what i
2 CONC s now know as Martins Flat in the Cedar Canyon and a griss mill near to town which got burne
2 CONC d down. He continued to farm and accumulated a few stock and hauled coal to Pioche and  Meado
2 CONC w Valley.
2 CONT 
2 CONT About the year of 1866 the Indians got on the wax path and father was called to Long Valley t
2 CONC o help protect the settlers. He left, Cedar City on the 12th day of April, 1866 and stayed un
2 CONC til late in the fall when the people moved away from Long Valley. He was in Long Valley whe
2 CONC n the Berry boys were killed near Short Creek, Arizona.
2 CONT 
2 CONT A man by the name of Hanks started to build iron works again on a larger scale and father wen
2 CONC t to work for him. They did some very successful work, taking more iron than had ever been i
2 CONC n Utah, until the Columbus Steel began work.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Some poison in the fumes of the iron made father ill, which finally caused a paralitic stroke
2 CONC , from which he never recovered.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He was an invalid seven years before he died. He died Kay 1, 1977 in Cedar City, Utah
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	He was a stock holder in the co-op store, the sheep store, the saw mill and the griss mill.
2 CONT 	He was the father of 18 children. Four by his first wife,  (Jane Cresswell)/ one child was b
2 CONC urried in England, two in  Missouri and Ann Gower Lunt.	
2 CONT 
2 CONT He had eleven children by his second wife, Martha Ann Tidswell.
2 CONT They were John Thomas Gower, Joseph Gower, Albert Francis Gower, 
2 CONT Jane Elizabeth Gower Yardley, Martha Ann Gower, Mary Isabell Gower, 
2 CONT Betsy Ann Gower, Katherine Gower Urie, Charlotte Gower Rosenberg, Horace
2 CONT Tidswell Gower and Louisa May Gower Condie.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	He had three children by his third wife, Ann Williams: David
2 CONT Steven Gower, Jarred Gower and Benjerman Gower.
2 CONT 
2 CONT (This history was compiled by his children)
2 CONT 
2 CONT (The following from Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah by Essholm)
2 CONT 
2 CONT THOMAS GOWER, son of Thomas Gower and Catherine Cresswell of Stourbridge, Worchestershire, En
2 CONC gland.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Born May 23, 1816, at Stourbridge came to Utah Oct. 1854 in Joseph Fielding Company.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Married Jane Cresswell, who was born July 17, 1817 and died at St. Louis, Mo. Their Children
2 CONC : Thomas born March 17, 1839. Elizabeth born June 7, 1841; Ann born Oct. 10, 1843, married He
2 CONC nry Lunt; Richard Henry born June 2, 1846.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Married Martha Ann (Tidswell) Stockdale Nov. 4, 1850. Their chidren; John Thomas married Harr
2 CONC iet Jane Corry; Joseph died; Albert Francis married Mary Grace Condie; Betsy Ann born may 26
2 CONC , 1857 died June 2, 1857; Jane Elizabeth born May 12, 1858 married James M. Hamilton May 2, 1
2 CONC 881 divorced 1886, married William E.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Yardley Nov. 12, 1889; Martha Am born April 30, 1860 died Aug. 29, 1861; Mary Isabelle born J
2 CONC an. 16, 1862, died March 6, 1879; Catherine Katura born Nov. 27, 1863 married Thomas Urie; Ch
2 CONC arlotte born Nov. 3, 1865 married Joseph A. Rosenberg; Horace Tidswell born Dec. 13, 1667 die
2 CONC d Jan. 12, 1901; Louisa May born May 31,1870 married William James Condie April 25, 1899.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Married Annie Williams April 4, 1863. Their Children: David Stephen
2 CONT 
2 CONT born Dec. 17, 1863, died Oct. 21, 1902; Jared died June 28, 1867;
2 CONT 
2 CONT Benjamin born Sept. 14, 1869, died April 10, 1903. Family home: Cedar City, Utah
2 CONT 
2 CONT Called by Brigham Young to go to Iron County to smelt iron. Took part in early Indian trouble
2 CONC s at Long Valley.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Assisted in building canals, roads, and sawmills in early days. Farmer. Died May 1, 1877
2 CONT 
2 CONT (From "Argo" Passenger List----microfilmecl in BYU Library)
2 CONT 
2 CONT GOWER, Thomas	age 33 	labourer
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	Jane	age 	33
2 CONT 	Elizabeth 	8
2 CONT 	Ann		 6
2 CONT 	Richard		 3
2 CONT 
2 CONT Booked passage Nov. 11, 1849. Sailed on 6 Jan 1850 to New Orleans from Liverpool, England.
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2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:44:28
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1 NAME Martha Ann /Tidswell/
2 SURN Tidswell
2 GIVN Martha Ann
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 Nov 1826
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1 NOTE HISTORY OF MARTHA Ann Tidswell Stockdale Gower by her daughter, Louisa May Gower Condie, 15 A
2 CONC pr 1940
2 CONT 
2 CONT The parents of my mother, Martha Ann Tidswell Stockdale Gower, were Richard Tidswell, born Au
2 CONC gust 18, 1773 and Mercy Tidswell,
2 CONT 
2 CONT born July 1, 1781. They were married January 20, 1810. To them were born the following childr
2 CONC en:
2 CONT 
2 CONT Abraham  born December 29, 1811 Thomas born January 25, 1813 Elizabeth born May 24, 1815 (Bet
2 CONC ty) Richard born April 23, 1817 Mercy born February 7, 1823 Martha Ann born November 1, 1826
2 CONT 
2 CONT From records mother kept we find she was born in the village of Northourn in Yorkshire, Engla
2 CONC nd on Sir Closons estate.
2 CONT 
2 CONT There is little mention of what the family did except that Abraham made patterns for-cloth an
2 CONC d that Thomas taught dancing and other members worked in the mills. However, we know mother w
2 CONC as an expert seamstress, a trade which she likely learned while at home.
2 CONT 
2 CONT When she heard the Latter Day Saint missionaries preach she believed their teachings and join
2 CONC ed the church in her nineteenth year. Three years later she married John Stockdale, another L
2 CONC DS convert and together they sailed for America hoping to gather with the saints in Zion.
2 CONT 
2 CONT They landed at New Orleans but before they could go on John Stockdale, the young husband cont
2 CONC racted cholera and died, leaving mother, a stranger in a strange land.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Broken by sorrow she became an easy victim to typhus feaver, a disease common to that climate
2 CONC , and ' would likely have passed to the great beyond had it not been for the kindness of a de
2 CONC ar lady, Mrs. Martin, who took her into her home and gave her every care the private doctor
2 CONC s and nurses could give.
2 CONT 
2 CONT It was some time before she regained her normal health, but when she did, she wanted to pay f
2 CONC or the care she had received, so tried to do it with sewing as all sewing was done by hand.
2 CONC , It was a long and tiresome task.
2 CONT 
2 CONT A real friendship grew up between the women, causing Mrs. Martin to ask mother to go with he
2 CONC r to Paris, then return and spend the rest of her life with her as her heir, mother thanked h
2 CONC er but said she must go on to Utah.
2 CONT 
2 CONT During her sickness she had been unable to write to her people in England and by the time he
2 CONC r letter reached them, her sister, Mercy, was ready to leave for America to find what the tro
2 CONC uble was. On receiving the letter, telling of so much trouble, her brother wrote Informing he
2 CONC r that Mercy was coming and pleading with her to come back to her own people. (His letter fol
2 CONC lows).
2 CONT 
2 CONT With a few other LDS members mother sailed up the Mississippi River to St. Louis and was ther
2 CONC e when her sister reached America.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In the Company in which Mercy came to America were Thomas Gower, his wife and three children.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ("Argo" shipping list states: Tidswell, Mercy age 25 from Bradford, Eng.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Shortly after reaching St. Louis, Thomas Gower's wife and two children died of cholera, leavi
2 CONC ng himself and his 6 year old daughter, Ann. Trouble draws people together, and so a friendsh
2 CONC ip was formed between Thomas Gower and Martha Ann, which culminated in marriage November 4, 1
2 CONC 850.
2 CONT 
2 CONT They remained some time in St. Louis and there their first son, hn Thomas was born October 15
2 CONC , 1851. Their second son Joseph was born Breman, near St. Louis May 21, 1854. He died May 23
2 CONC , 1854.
2 CONT 
2 CONT At that time a Company was getting ready to leave Council Bluffs for Utah. Mother and fathe
2 CONC r with their daughter Ann and son John, joined that Company. They bought an outfit consistin
2 CONC g of a wagon, four oxen, two cows and other equipment necessary for the trip.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Company was a large one so was divided into groups. The group in which mother and fathe
2 CONC r travelled was lead by Joseph Fielding.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The story of that caravan was similar to many others. Many hardships were endured, much suffe
2 CONC ring from fear, sickness, hunger and sorrow at loss of dear ones. Yet there was ever-presen
2 CONC t a faithwhich pushed them on.
2 CONT 
2 CONT As was customary, the wagons were placed in a circle as a protection against Indians but a fe
2 CONC w lives were lost in battles against them and
2 CONT a few cattle joined the stampeding buffalo. Buffalo were dreaded as much as the warring India
2 CONC ns. As the group travelled by day, thousands of buffalo could be seen on the prairie. One cou
2 CONC ld have walked on their backs for miles if such a thing could have been done, and at times wh
2 CONC en all but the guards were asleep in camp, they were suddenly awakened by the stampeding buff
2 CONC alo. The earth would shake with the weight of their mighty bodies as they bellowed onward.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Father became very sick so mother not only had to meet her own problems, but must care for hi
2 CONC m along with driving and caring for the oxen. They arrived in Salt Lake City, in the fall o
2 CONC f 18-54, foot-sore and weary from the long journey.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mother's sister, Mrs. William (Elizabeth) Turpin, had preceded her to Utah and was living a
2 CONC t West Jordan. There she was invited to live and did so until her third son Albert Francis wa
2 CONC s born April 12, 1855.
2 CONT 
2 CONT During the summer they were called to help settle Cedar City. They arrived here in the fall o
2 CONC f 1855. They stayed in the Old Fort for some time and then secured the land where the Old Hom
2 CONC e still stands at 193 North 1st West in Cedar City, Utah. They lived in a wagon box until a h
2 CONC ouse was built. At first it was only possible to get enough lumber to cover part of the house
2 CONC , the remainder being covered with willows and straw. At first food here was scarce and the
2 CONC y did not have enough to satisfy them. Bran bread was often used and they were glad for wil
2 CONC d honey, preserves made from wild berries and from melon rinds and molasses made from carrots
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT They had to use cotton-wood ashes instead of lye for softening the wash water. The tops of ra
2 CONC bbit brush and copperass found in the canyon were used as dye for cloth, much of which was wo
2 CONC ven by the pioneer women.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Father was sent to Long Valley on a peace mission. It seemed almost impossible to make peac
2 CONC e with the Indians and many of them were continually going on the war Path. It was quite comm
2 CONC on for them, if they knew father was away from home to walk in most any time of the day and d
2 CONC emand provisions. Even though mother had so little for her own growing family she dared not r
2 CONC efuse.
2 CONT *********
2 CONT 
2 CONT (Martha Ann Tidswell Gower was -baptized 29 June 1845 in England and was endowed and sealed t
2 CONC o her husband in the Endowment House 3 Nov 1857)
2 CONT 
2 CONT She became the mother of eight more children:
2 CONT 
2 CONT Betsy Ann, born may 26, 18.57, Died June 2, 1857 Jane Elizabeth, born May 12, 18-58. Martha A
2 CONC nn, born April 30, 1860. Died August 29, 1860. Mary Isabell, born January 16, 1862. Katherin
2 CONC e Keturah, born November 27, 1863.
2 CONT 
2 CONT *Charolotte born November 3, 1865. Horace Tidswell, born December 18, 1867. Louisa May born M
2 CONC ay 31, 1870.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In the last years of her life she was afflicted with rhumatism and was an invalid until her d
2 CONC eath in June 1908, in Cedar City, Utah. At the time there were five children still living.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mother always remained steadfast in her belief as to the truthfulness of the gospel of Jesu
2 CONC s Christ and died without one regret for the 'sacrifices she had made for the sake of her rel
2 CONC igion.
2 CONT 
2 CONT DESERET EVENING NEWS Tues. June 9 1 1908
2 CONT 
2 CONT Cedar City ----- "PIONEER GOES TO HER REST"
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mrs. Martha Gower closes life's labors in her 82nd year.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Spec. Corresp. Cedar C. Iron Co. June 4
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mrs. Martha Gower of this place died today in her 82nd yr., being survived by 5 of her 11 chi
2 CONC ldren, 4 daughters and one son.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mrs. Gower was born Nov. 1, 1826 in Northourn, England, baptized in 1845. Married John Stockd
2 CONC ale Sept. 17, 1848 and left for America on the first day of the month. Coming as far as St. L
2 CONC ouis where Mr. Stockdale died in 1849. The hear following she was married to Thomas Gower, co
2 CONC ming to Utah shortly after. They were among the first settlers of Iron County and participate
2 CONC d in the hardships of the pioneers. She has been a widow for 30 years and was ever devoted LD
2 CONC S
2 CONT 
2 CONT (copied by C. Lenore Sly Waite, Apr. 8, 1963 from microfilmed copy of newspaper in the Churc
2 CONC h Historian's Office in S.L. C., Utah)
2 CONT _______________________________________________________________________
2 CONT 
2 CONT THE FOLLOWING IS A COPY OF A LETTER TO MARTHA ANN TIDSWELL STOCKDALE GOWER FROM HER BROTHER A
2 CONC BRAHAM TIDSWELL IN ENGLAND Dec 30, 1849
2 CONT 
2 CONT To Mrs. Stockdale	Kingston, Halifax 
2 CONT 	Yorkshire, England 
2 CONT 	December 30, 1849.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Sister:
2 CONT 
2 CONT Your letter of the twentieth of November last came to England on the 18 of this month, havin
2 CONC g been only twenty-four days in coming. We had anxiously expected a letter from you long befo
2 CONC re. We are not surprized at John's death. We feared it had happened to you both. The climat
2 CONC e of New Orleans is very unhealthy and so is all the southern states to the Europeans.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I will not give you an account of how we all are. Our father is not now living. He died on th
2 CONC e twenty-first of last August and was burried at the old Halifax Church. Sister Mercy had mad
2 CONC e preparations for going to; America before we got your letter and had she gone before it cam
2 CONC e she would not have looked for you in New Orleans, as we had heard that you were at St. Loui
2 CONC s. She expects to set sail from Liverpool on the sixth of January next in the ship Argo, boun
2 CONC d for New Orleans and expects arriving in the beginning of March. She wishes that you will b
2 CONC e looking out for her, and you must prepare yourself for going to St. Louis. Mercy says you n
2 CONC eed not trouble yourself about the money as she is prepared for that.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Now we will tell you how we are getting on in this old world. Brother Thomas is but in middel
2 CONC ing health. The family are pretty well. The children are all growing bigger and have begun t
2 CONC o go to Crossleys Mill as spinners, where their father works. Brother Richard and his wife An
2 CONC n, axe in good health. They have five children; all well and growing. -As for myself, I hav
2 CONC e had a very dangerous sickness, and a narrow escape from death; but an now as well as I hav
2 CONC e been since you went off.
2 CONT 
2 CONT If Mercy finds you she will give all particulars, about it. Sarah is very well. She goes to t
2 CONC he mill to stamp cards. The children both go to the Church School and they will give you a sp
2 CONC ecimen of their writing in this letter.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  	We received a letter from William Turpin only a few weeks after you left us. It was wrote a
2 CONC t different times and places, in their route from Nauvoo to Council Bluffs in Iowa. The lette
2 CONC r was posted at Kain postoffice in the last named state. Its date was June 25, 1848. It state
2 CONC d that the Mormons had been driven from Nauvoo for a month or two, and that they wintered a
2 CONC t Bonaparte, where Betty was confined of a daughter which died when ten days old, and that Jo
2 CONC seph died the day after the latter was born. They had had the ague, both Betty and him two o
2 CONC r three times, which he says is a dreadful complaint, and that it went hard with her, she bei
2 CONC ng in the family way.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He says that it was 270 miles from Bonaparte to Council Bluffs, and that they got a big fiel
2 CONC d or rather a share in one which he cultivated, and got one crop from it. They then removed f
2 CONC rom Homis nation to the other side of the River. And that Betty had had poor health in winte
2 CONC r quarters. They were now living in the immediate vicinity of the Indians. There Mary had som
2 CONC e trade-with them.
2 CONT 
2 CONT They had there two acres of spring wheat, three acres of corn, and a good garden with peas an
2 CONC d beans, potatoes and all useful vegetables and a cow with two heifers, four calves and hen
2 CONC s and chickens. They were all well at that time and expected a good crop; and they intended g
2 CONC oing to the Salt Lake Valley the following spring. I have now given you the substance of hi
2 CONC s letter, which does not contain one word from our sister Betty; nor does William give any ac
2 CONC count by which we might judge of the state of her mind. From this I conclude that she is muc
2 CONC h the same as she was when she left England. Ever since he arrived in America he has been wit
2 CONC hin the territories of the United States and any letter posted there is almost sure of reachi
2 CONC ng this country, and yet has only wrote two.
2 CONT 
2 CONT We wish to know the reason why you cannot write every six months, at least. There axe peopl
2 CONC e who write from the United States to their friends in this country every month. Is it owin
2 CONC g to a scarcity of money to pay the postage, or what is it? We want to know.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In your letter you advised sister Mercy if she still be a saint to come to this country and t
2 CONC hat God will bless her. Now let us consider what are blessings. I understand that by blessing
2 CONC s are meant not only plenty of food and clothing, a good house to protect us from inclemeny o
2 CONC f the seasons, and a country where we can live without the fear of being robbed, murdered o
2 CONC r taken captive; where we can go out by day or night without the fear of being stung, by surp
2 CONC ents or being devoured by wild beasts; where we can profess any religion or profess no religi
2 CONC on, without being materially molested or persecuted and where the climate is congenial to ou
2 CONC r constitutions; and alas if we should happen anything in the way of sickness, or a limb brok
2 CONC en, or out of joint, there are men near at hand who can in a great many cases cure them. I sa
2 CONC y not only these things are meant by blessings, but a great many others such as the society o
2 CONC f relations and friends and all those we hold dear.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Now I leave you to consider what are the opposite to blessings. I fear that Mercy will 'Lin
2 CONC d the opposite of these things. I have told her again and again that her constitution would n
2 CONC ot bear the climate of America, and that supplication and prayer are of no avail nor in the l
2 CONC aying on of hands, no none whatever, disease and death are subject to unalterable laws. You w
2 CONC ish that your brother may embrace the truth. I believe we do embrace what appears to us to b
2 CONC e true. But before we believe what the Mormons say is truth we have a right to demand evidenc
2 CONC e in support of it as clear as that day appears with the rising of the sun and that night com
2 CONC es after his setting. Do you read my letter that you took with you? Did John give a satisfact
2 CONC ory reply to all that was in it? But should your brothers embrace Mormonism what would be th
2 CONC e woe it would occasion to their families; no one can tell. But it certainly would be a great
2 CONC er misfortune than any that has yet befallen them. You were more excusable than they would be
2 CONC . Your connection with John altered the case. But it has brought upon you a mountain of grief
2 CONC . The saints of Bradford now say if John had been there he might have died, why you might a
2 CONC s well say that if Sister Betty and William had been here they might have had the ague and ha
2 CONC ve burried their two children, but those who are deluded by Mormonism are easily deluded othe
2 CONC r ways. If any of the saints were slain in battle or shipwrecked the Elders would have no dif
2 CONC ficulty in persuading them that they might have died if they had been at home. When William w
2 CONC ent, Nauvoo was to be the gathering place of the saints. There they were to build a new Jerus
2 CONC alem, where Christ was to come down and reign. That in twelve years the world was to be destr
2 CONC oyed and not the cunning of their leaders have seen fit to alter it. Oh! my sister that you c
2 CONC ould forsake this delusion. It is but a plan of selfish, ambitious, and heartless men who car
2 CONC e nothing for their brethern so that they can make them the stepping stone to honor, wealth a
2 CONC nd power. It is no wonder that you should be deceived. History abounds with such instances. S
2 CONC ystems of fanaticism axe now forgot. The news of your misery has much distressed us but we ca
2 CONC nnot help you and we would rather have known of it than not known. We wish you would have Pu
2 CONC t all in your letter and not been afraid to let us know everything. I hope when Mercy writes
2 CONC , she will let us know what you have omitted.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Your niece, Emma Tidswell, writes this:
2 CONT 
2 CONT I am very sorry that your dear husband is dead. If you had stayed in Bradford he might have b
2 CONC een alive now. It would be better if you were to come back to Bradford. Pray never forget m
2 CONC e as long as you live. I have been very sick but I have got better.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Your niece Elizabeth write this:
2 CONT 
2 CONT I should be very glad if you will send me a little of your hair and I should be more glad sti
2 CONC ll to see you in our dear land again. If you want to come and cannot raise the money send u
2 CONC s word.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Now you see how anxious my daughters are that you should come back.You would find blessings m
2 CONC ore plentiful here than in America. I hope you will consider not to go to California for ther
2 CONC e are more dangers there than you know of. What would you do if Sister Mercy should die on th
2 CONC e way. I am not endeavoring to alarm you but I am giving you a warning which if you will tak
2 CONC e heed to will save you from more misery, but when religion teaches you to desert father an
2 CONC d mother, brother and sister. It is of no use to advise. The scriptures are quoted, and you s
2 CONC ay you must obey God rather than man. Oh! how mistaken you are. It is man only whom you obe
2 CONC y when you think that you are obeying God. I will as far as I know obey the institutions of n
2 CONC ature and by so doing I am more certain that I am obeying God than you are who only obey tha
2 CONC t which man says, nevertheless if you are resolute of going forward I wish you success with A
2 CONC ll my heart. But that will do you no good, when you write you
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT  must not try to make a letter with as little bad news as possible, but let us know all, bot
2 CONC h bad and good. My Aunt Betty is desirous to hear again from you before she dies.  I will con
2 CONC clude and bid you adieu.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	Your affectionate brother
2 CONT 	Abraham Tidswell
2 CONT 
2 CONT P.S. It is now the sixteenth of January 1850 and I think I have put in all that will be of an
2 CONC y use and I fear more. Let that be as it may, I fear this letter will never find you. The dir
2 CONC ections are not as full as they should be.
2 CONT 
2 CONT To Mrs. Stogden (Stockdale) in care of Charles A. Jacobs,
2 CONT New Orleans, America
2 CONT 
2 CONT (The diary of John Stockdale is on file in the B.Y.U. Gen. Library
2 CONT Special Collections)
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:44:43
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1 NAME Thomas (Gower) /Gowhearne/
2 SURN Gowhearne
2 GIVN Thomas (Gower)
1 SEX M
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
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2 SURN Cresswell
2 GIVN Catherine
1 SEX F
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
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2 SURN Tidwell
2 GIVN Mercy
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
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2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
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3 TIME 18:21:32
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2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Ennis Earl
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Nov 1913
2 PLAC North Creek, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 CHR
2 DATE 1 Feb 1914
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Jan 1958
2 PLAC Halfway, Baker, Oregon, Usa
1 BURI
2 DATE Jan 1958
2 PLAC Halfway, Baker, Oregon, Usa
1 BAPL
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2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 25 Sep 1959
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3 TIME 18:21:32
1 OBJE
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2 TITL 
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2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
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1 NAME Etsil Jefferson (Jack) /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Etsil Jefferson (Jack)
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 29 Jan 1918
2 PLAC North Creek, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 CHR
2 DATE Apr 1918
2 PLAC , Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Oct 1963
2 PLAC , Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 BURI
2 DATE 22 Oct 1963
2 PLAC Lehi, Utah, Utah, Usa
1 BAPL
2 DATE 13 Oct 1926
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 29 Mar 1958
2 TEMP MANTI
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1 NOTE ! Etsil was known as Jack Sly. He was shot and killed accidently hunting
2 CONT deer in mountains north of Beaver.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
1 OBJE
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2 FILE images\Sly\Etsil Jefferson Sly.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
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2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
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1 NAME Chester Nelson /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Chester Nelson
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 Jan 1920
2 PLAC North Creek, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 CHR
2 DATE Jul 1920
2 PLAC Manderfield, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Jul 1958
2 PLAC Boise, Ada, Idaho, Usa
1 BURI
2 DATE 10 Jul 1958
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 BAPL
2 DATE 20 Jul 1930
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 10 Oct 1959
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
1 OBJE
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2 FILE images\Sly\Chester Nelson.jpg
2 TITL 
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2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Head Stone Sly\Chester Sly.jpg
2 TITL Grave
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I366@ INDI
1 NAME Catherine /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Catherine
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Oct 1921
2 PLAC Manderfield, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 CHR
2 DATE 8 Oct 1921
2 PLAC Manderfield, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 8 Oct 1921
2 PLAC Manderfield, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 BURI
2 DATE Oct 1921
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 BAPL
2 STAT CHILD
1 ENDL
2 STAT CHILD
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1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F10@
2 DATE 19 May 1951
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
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1 SEX F
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0 @I384@ INDI
1 NAME Zenos Conger /Warren/
2 SURN Warren
2 GIVN Zenos Conger
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 Jan 1799
2 PLAC , , New Jersey, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Mar 1836
1 BAPL
2 DATE 11 Aug 1934
2 SOUR @S24@
1 ENDL
2 DATE 10 Oct 1934
2 TEMP SLAKE
2 SOUR @S24@
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1 SLGC
2 DATE 8 Oct 1991
2 TEMP JRIVE
2 SOUR @S25@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:45:56
0 @I386@ INDI
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1 SEX F
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1 FAMC @F1@
0 @I387@ INDI
1 NAME Nancy Ann /Vance/
2 SURN Vance
2 GIVN Nancy Ann
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 29 Sep 1824
2 PLAC Morgan, , Illinois, Usa
1 BAPL
2 DATE 9 Oct 1839
1 ENDL
2 DATE 26 Jul 1852
2 TEMP EHOUS
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2 FAMC @F168@
2 DATE 15 Oct 1991
2 TEMP JRIVE
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2 DATE 1 Jan 2000
3 TIME 23:16:42
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1 NAME Sarah /Sweet/
2 SURN Sweet
2 GIVN Sarah
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 13 Jan 1799
2 PLAC Hoosick, Rensselaer, New York
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Jul 1863
1 BAPL
2 DATE 6 Jan 1842
2 SOUR @S25@
1 ENDL
2 DATE 30 May 1856
2 TEMP EHOUS
2 SOUR @S25@
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2 DATE 5 Apr 1934
2 TEMP SLAKE
2 SOUR @S24@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:45:55
0 @I438@ INDI
1 NAME Catherine /Morgan/
2 SURN Morgan
2 GIVN Catherine
1 SEX F
1 _UID 940CB8FB8DCC744FBED094BAAF374B5CD87F
1 FAMS @F171@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I439@ INDI
1 NAME William Shin /Wordsworth/
2 SURN Wordsworth
2 GIVN William Shin
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 Mar 1810
2 PLAC Woodstown, Salem, New Jersey, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 Jan 1888
1 BURI
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 5 Jan 1846
1 ENDL
2 DATE 31 Mar 1847
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2 FAMC @F171@
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2 TEMP SLAKE
1 NOTE William Shin Wordsworth was born 5 March 1910 in Woodstown, Salem, New Jersey. He was the so
2 CONC n of Sylvester Henrey
2 CONT 
2 CONT Wordsworth, born 1770 in England and Katherine Morgan, born 20 July 1773, in 
2 CONT Upper Falls, Alloways Creek, Salem, New Jersey.
2 CONT 
2 CONT William Shin was on, of Utah's original pioneers. Be was a scout and belonged to the advance
2 CONC d guard in Brigham Vow's 1847 company. He went ahead of the company to blaze the trail. He an
2 CONC d Brigham Young were dear friends; in fact, he was considered Brigham Young's bodyguard. IN m
2 CONC ade friends with the Indians, so when Brigham Young camp to the valley, the Indians dressed i
2 CONC n their most beautiful clothes and went to meet him.
2 CONT 
2 CONT William went back to Winter Quartars with Briaham Young in August of 1847, then returned to S
2 CONC alt Lake City in May MS. The main body of the Church came in September 1848.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He had six wives:
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1. Ann Morrison--md. 5 Nov. 1231, New Jersey--no children.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2. Ann Fogg--md. 10337 New Jersey--3 children. Ann and the last child died at childbirth in 1
2 CONC 846 at Winter Quarters.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 3. Mary Lanrly--l child, George, born 1847.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 4. Nancy Ann Vance (our inccifor)--md- 31 Mar. 1847 Winter Quarters. They were sealed by Brig
2 CONC ham Young, and the marriage Was recorded in the Nauvoo Temple records. Nancy had 3 children--
2 CONC Eliza, John Vance (our grandfather and Elizabeth who was born in Lehi. Nancy died when Elizab
2 CONC eth was born and was buried in Lehi
2 CONT 
2 CONT 5. Matilda Streerer--he divorced her because she and her boys were so cruel 
2 CONT to his children.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 6. Nellie Griffith--md. 18741-5 children.
2 CONT 
2 CONT William was called on another mission with 29 other men to explore and lay out settlements a
2 CONC s far as Las Vegas, Nevada. There is a monument in Las Vegas with his name on it. They laye
2 CONC d out townships in southern Utah known as Millard, St. George, Parawan and other towns. He ca
2 CONC me through Springville locality and was very much impressed with it and said he would like t
2 CONC o settle here sometime.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Three months after his wife, Nancy Ann, died at childbirth, he took his 3 little ones and mov
2 CONC ed to Alpine, Utah. Brigham Young sent 12 families there to start a settlement. He built a lo
2 CONC g house, and it also served as a school until he was instrumental in getting a school built
2 CONC . He was mayor and constable in Alpine. The D.U.P. has erected a monument there with names o
2 CONC n a plaque of the first 12 families.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1858 there were 300 families who came to Springville from the North. William Shin and hi
2 CONC s wife, Matilda Streerer, was one family. William's son, John, tells about the first night th
2 CONC ey slept at William Mendenhall's log cabin. Be said there were about nine in one trundle bed.
2 CONT  William settled on the ground now known as Kelly's Grove and opened up a summer dairy and pl
2 CONC anted a garden. Kelly, 3 Grove used to be part of a vast wooded area where fir arid pine tree
2 CONC s grew. Most of the logs used in the construction of the Old Fort were from there.
2 CONT 
2 CONT On one occasion, the 24th of July, the residents of Springville were not enthused about celeb
2 CONC rating. William remembered a meeting with Captain James Bridger who said it was impossible t
2 CONC o bring a large population into the Great Basin until it could be ascertained that grain coul
2 CONC d be raised there. Ile said he would give $1,000 for the first ear of corn produced there. Wi
2 CONC lliam thought how the Saints were blessed after Mr. Bridger had given them a most dis-hearten
2 CONC ing report of conditions in Salt Lake Valley; also of the many blessings the Saints were no
2 CONC w enjoying. He walked out into his beautiful corn patch, broke off an armload of corn and u
2 CONC p a stock Of corn and started down the road.  In his loud, clear voice he called out, "Hear y
2 CONC e! Hear ye! 
2 CONT This is the 24th of July!" Men, women and children followed him, and when he arrived at the C
2 CONC ity Park, he delivered a patriotic speech that stirred the hearts of the people.
2 CONT 	
2 CONT William with Solomon Chase and his sons, opened a canyon, which bore his name and built a saw
2 CONC mill which sawed many thousands of feet of lumber. The canyon, which was named 
2 CONT "Wordsworth" after him, is located on the Right Fork of Hobble Creek Canyon on the road to St
2 CONC rawberry about 1/2 mile above Balsam camp. The entrance begins where- the road makes a sharp
2 CONC , right degree turn arid crosses a bridge and the access in is to the left of the stream b
2 CONC y a footpath.  It is a beautiful canyon, and Scouts love to got there to camp. The old mill-s
2 CONC ite is accessible only by hiking or horseback.
2 CONT 
2 CONT One wonders why they built a sawmill so far up into the canyon. We were told that the pine tr
2 CONC ees there were different, straight and tall, and tall, of better quality wood (red pine virgi
2 CONC n timber) which never had termites in it.
2 CONT 
2 CONT John Ford Burt worked there, and he told about hauling a load of lumber, arid the Indians att
2 CONC acking him and turning wagon over. A David Bowen said he enjoyed working at the mill with Wil
2 CONC liam for he was a good, kind man. He said the one, morning they awoke and found a bear aslee
2 CONC p on the foot of the bed, and William in his string powerful voice said) "Be gone Bruno," an
2 CONC d the bear ran away. He said bears and wild animals came around quite often, but lie was neve
2 CONC r afraid as long as William was there.
2 CONT 
2 CONT William's daughter, Mary Elizabeth, used to carry two 10-lb. buckets of lunch to her father a
2 CONC rid brothers. On the way home, she would fill one bucket with wild honey and on(,. with berri
2 CONC es. It was so far, and the buckets were heavy, so she was very tired when she returned home.
2 CONT 
2 CONT John Vance, William's son, told about he and his sisters going to school without shoes in th
2 CONC e winter. They ran over the snow until their feet got cold, then they would hop up on a pos
2 CONC t or log arid rub their feet until they warmed a little, and then they would go again to scho
2 CONC ol.
2 CONT  John V. herded sheep and cows. One day his mother sent him out with the cows to the hills. S
2 CONC he gave him instructions that if he wasn't back by a certain time she would give him a lickin
2 CONC g. He took. these cows by the tails with a willow in his hand, away he went.  On the way hom
2 CONC e he saw two fish in the creek about 18 inches long.  He knew how much his stepmother loved f
2 CONC ish, so he decided to catch them, and it took him an hour and a half to land them.  No boy ev
2 CONC er felt prouder than he as marched home. When he saw his stepmother, he knew he was in for it
2 CONC . She took a green cotton word root from a tree and whipped him until she cut blood out of hi
2 CONC s back in six places. Then she said to go and clean the fish and not leave any scales on the
2 CONC m or she would whip him again.  He cleaned the fish, she cooked them and they sat down to ea
2 CONC t them.  She asked how he caught the fish, so he told her he knew she loved fish so well, an
2 CONC d what difficulty he had in catching them. As he told her, the tears came to her eyes and ra
2 CONC n down her cheeks.  He felt it was worth the whipping to see her mellow enough to shed tears.
2 CONT 
2 CONT After William Shin divorced Matilda Streeper because she and her sons were so cruel to his ch
2 CONC ildren, he married Nellie Griffith.  He built an adobe house on 3rd East and 6th South (late
2 CONC r called Erickson Lane).  He was a man of strong physical frame, but warm hearted.   He wa
2 CONC s a hard worker and served as road supervisor for 15 years and was active in all public work
2 CONC .  He was mayor of Springville and also an alderman twice.  After a full and eventful life, W
2 CONC illiam still wanted to live and raise this younger family of 5 children.  He was not ready t
2 CONC o die.  His eldest sone, John Vance was with him when he died 18 Jan 1888, in Springville, Ut
2 CONC ah at nearly 78 years of age.  He was buried in Springville cemetery.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Written by Helen Ashcraft.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2000
3 TIME 19:22:06
0 @I440@ INDI
1 NAME James Ray /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN James Ray
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 18 May 1887
2 PLAC Juab, Juab, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 9 Mar 1954
2 PLAC Boise, Ada, Idaho, Usa
1 BURI
2 DATE 15 Mar 1954
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 BAPL
2 DATE 14 Jul 1901
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 20 Apr 1966
1 _UID F46461F9986A66408F9658159DFDF55CD7B5
1 FAMS @F83@
1 FAMC @F12@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F12@
2 DATE 1 Mar 1968
2 TEMP IFALL
1 NOTE ! James Ray md Ethel Mandana Dalley 13 Jan 1915 had children, Lucille,
2 CONT Ray Leon, James Calvin, Verda Lenora, Norma Catherine and Alberta.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I441@ INDI
1 NAME Thomas Dee /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Thomas Dee
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 Feb 1890
2 PLAC Fremont, Wayne, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 3 Aug 1935
2 PLAC Salt Lake, Salt Lake, Utah, Usa
1 BURI
2 DATE 6 Aug 1935
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 BAPL
2 DATE 14 Jul 1901
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 24 Sep 1949
1 _UID F1F3E02316024E4097B369467F0BB6D59B8D
1 FAMS @F2@
1 FAMC @F12@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F12@
2 DATE BEF 1970
1 NOTE !Thomas Dee md Eunice Rosezina Puffer 24 June 1914 and had children:
2 CONT Aleen Ellen, Doyle Puffer, Katherine Iola, Dorothy Lorraine, Rose Lavon,
2 CONT Nola D., Donald Ree, James Calvin.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Dec 1999
3 TIME 14:41:46
0 @I442@ INDI
1 NAME Susannah Banks /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Susannah Banks
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 26 Jul 1892
2 PLAC Loa, Wayne, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 10 Mar 1914
2 PLAC Richfield, Sevier, Utah, Usa
1 BURI
2 DATE 14 Mar 1914
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 BAPL
2 DATE 12 Apr 1962
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 ENDL
2 DATE 12 Apr 1962
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 _UID 5EE0C4A32CFF324D8E2F2C9D8F185F5A351B
1 FAMS @F59@
1 FAMC @F12@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F12@
2 DATE BEF 1970
1 NOTE ! Susannah md Thomas Waters 23 Aug 1959 Brigham City, Box Elder, Utah.
2 CONT Children: Thelma, b. 8 Feb 1909; LaRee b. 9 Feb 1911, d. 17 Feb 1911,
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I445@ INDI
1 NAME Amos Calvin Gustin /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Amos Calvin Gustin
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Jan 1850
2 PLAC Salt Lake, Salt Lake, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 May 1915
2 PLAC Delta, Millard, Ut
1 BURI
2 DATE May 1915
2 PLAC Levan, Juab, Ut
1 AFN 1QNL-FB
1 BAPL
2 DATE 1858
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 20 Jan 1888
1 _UID DC58B9EE18207246A6AC3E0A2AB050F7865F
1 FAMS @F295@
1 FAMC @F32@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F32@
2 DATE 22 Jun 1960
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 NOTE !sources: J.C. Sly Diary; Manti Temple Record Book; Archives in SLC.
2 CONT Amos md. Jane Ann Nelson Morgan 2 Jan 1873 had children: Martha Alzina,
2 CONT James Calvin; Susannah Jane; Amos Ira; John Athos; Effie Lodemia SLY.
1 SOUR @S26@
1 SOUR @S27@
1 SOUR @S28@
1 SOUR @S29@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 19 May 2002
3 TIME 22:07:55
0 @I446@ INDI
1 NAME Lodemia /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Lodemia
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 15 Apr 1852
2 PLAC Manti, San Pete, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 Dec 1936
1 BAPL
2 DATE 15 Apr 1861
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 13 Sep 1869
1 _UID 998CB8EADAA7F648BF1889B6B4DACAB6AA4B
1 FAMS @F296@
1 FAMC @F32@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F32@
2 DATE 18 Dec 1992
2 TEMP OAKLA
1 NOTE ! Lodemia md Oliver Harris 15 Sep 1869. Children:
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I447@ INDI
1 NAME James Calvin /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN James Calvin
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Mar 1854
2 PLAC Nephi, Juab, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Nov 1856
1 BAPL
2 STAT CHILD
1 ENDL
2 STAT CHILD
1 _UID 4CB81EA5FE497D4589985732C256F19A1DE1
1 FAMC @F32@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F32@
2 DATE BEF 1970
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I448@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Catherine /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Mary Catherine
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 30 Aug 1856
2 PLAC Nephi, Juab, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Jan 1927
1 BAPL
2 DATE 11 Mar 1866
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 28 Sep 1874
1 _UID CEA60029B87CC448AC8418F466D8FACA1B01
1 FAMS @F297@
1 FAMC @F32@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F32@
2 DATE 20 Oct 1998
2 TEMP PROVO
1 NOTE ! Mary Catherine md George Frederick Hophines 27 Sep 1873-4.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I449@ INDI
1 NAME Susannah /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Susannah
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 15 Mar 1861
2 PLAC Moroni, San Pete, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 17 Apr 1953
1 BAPL
2 DATE 2 Nov 1959
1 ENDL
2 DATE 30 Nov 1959
1 _UID 52D130505EAC674BABEF6FD85315B588E5B4
1 FAMS @F298@
1 FAMC @F32@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F32@
2 DATE 20 Oct 1998
2 TEMP PROVO
1 NOTE !Susannah md Charles C. Barnum
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I450@ INDI
1 NAME Daniel Samuel /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Daniel Samuel
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Sep 1863
2 PLAC Chicken Creek, Juab, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 May 1867
1 BAPL
2 STAT CHILD
1 ENDL
2 STAT CHILD
1 _UID 6DF368DFC83B5E4E9867BAD3E9A42C039E5A
1 FAMC @F32@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F32@
2 DATE 1998
2 TEMP PROVO
1 CHAN
2 DATE 31 Dec 1999
3 TIME 16:10:57
0 @I453@ INDI
1 NAME Lodemia /Sly/
2 SURN Sly
2 GIVN Lodemia
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Apr 1810
2 PLAC Scarborough, Ont, Canada, Canada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 29 Sep 1894
2 PLAC Ventura, Los Angeles, California
1 BAPL
2 DATE 2 Nov 1959
1 ENDL
2 DATE 22 Apr 1960
1 _UID 3D089523F8EDED40B240CD9EDA9041203774
1 FAMS @F329@
1 FAMC @F35@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F35@
2 DATE 20 Oct 1998
2 TEMP PROVO
1 NOTE !Lodemia md Samuel Barnett 28 Aug 1828
1 CHAN
2 DATE 20 Feb 2000
3 TIME 17:14:42
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE C:\FamilyHistory\Paf4\images\Sly\Lodemia Sly face.JPG
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM JPG
2 FILE C:\FamilyHistory\Paf4\images\Sly\Lomalida Sly.JPG
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I454@ INDI
1 NAME Sylvester Henry /Wordsworth/
2 SURN Wordsworth
2 GIVN Sylvester Henry
1 SEX M
1 _UID 6C5996B0BC2EED42829D74F10EAB0282E500
1 FAMS @F171@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I461@ INDI
1 NAME Edward /Patterson/
2 SURN Patterson
2 GIVN Edward
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 16 May 1852
2 PLAC Council Bluffs, Pttwtm, Iowa, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Oct 1926
1 BAPL
2 DATE 6 Jul 1981
2 TEMP SLAKE
2 SOUR @S25@
1 ENDL
2 DATE 6 Feb 1870
2 TEMP SGEOR
1 _UID 444EB5BB5FDD6A4BA9D4D281F75D59C535E0
1 FAMC @F33@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F33@
2 DATE 18 Aug 1982
2 TEMP JRIVE
2 SOUR @S25@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:45:42
0 @I462@ INDI
1 NAME Alexzandra /Patterson/
2 SURN Patterson
2 GIVN Alexzandra
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1854
2 PLAC Cedar City, Iron, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1854
2 PLAC Cedar City, Iron, Utah, Usa
1 BURI
2 PLAC Cedar City, Iron, Utah, Usa
1 BAPL
2 STAT CHILD
1 _UID 0638FC8A243AB94DAFD5033E18C4DACE7150
1 FAMC @F33@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F33@
2 DATE 17 Jun 1999
2 TEMP MTIMP
2 SOUR @S24@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:45:42
0 @I463@ INDI
1 NAME Andrew /Patterson/
2 SURN Patterson
2 GIVN Andrew
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1855
2 PLAC Cedar City, Iron, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1855
2 PLAC Cedar City, Iron, Utah, Usa
1 BURI
2 PLAC Cedar City, Iron, Utah, Usa
1 BAPL
2 STAT CHILD
1 ENDL
2 DATE 16 Oct 1997
2 TEMP LANGE
2 SOUR @S24@
1 _UID 2FA47ECEB9941C43B1361D56A9B5FC63E2DD
1 FAMC @F33@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F33@
2 DATE 17 Jun 1999
2 TEMP MTIMP
2 SOUR @S24@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:45:42
0 @I464@ INDI
1 NAME Thomas Morgan /Patterson/
2 SURN Patterson
2 GIVN Thomas Morgan
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 Jul 1857
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Sep 1936
1 BAPL
2 DATE 14 Oct 1966
1 ENDL
2 DATE 13 May 1967
1 _UID 44C599FEF06DC84C82A588ACE8BC031A2D8D
1 FAMC @F33@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F33@
2 DATE 10 Jun 1977
2 TEMP IFALL
2 SOUR @S25@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:45:43
0 @I465@ INDI
1 NAME John Nelson /Patterson/
2 SURN Patterson
2 GIVN John Nelson
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 31 Jul 1859
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 Jan 1905
1 BAPL
2 DATE 1867
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 23 Jun 1925
2 TEMP MANTI
1 _UID D66DFBF1452BB14BB73F34FF57F0B4CA895E
1 FAMC @F33@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F33@
2 DATE 18 Aug 1982
2 TEMP JRIVE
2 SOUR @S25@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:45:42
0 @I466@ INDI
1 NAME Martha Jane /Patterson/
2 SURN Patterson
2 GIVN Martha Jane
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Aug 1864
2 PLAC Beaver, Beaver, Utah, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Jan 1955
1 BAPL
2 DATE 5 Jul 1873
2 TEMP LVG
1 ENDL
2 DATE 23 Apr 1886
2 TEMP LOGAN
1 _UID 92F07882CE36C94281E4B46680709D7209F6
1 FAMC @F33@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F33@
2 DATE 29 Apr 1981
2 TEMP LOGAN
2 SOUR @S25@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:45:43
0 @I468@ INDI
1 NAME Amos Sweet /Warren/
2 SURN Warren
2 GIVN Amos Sweet
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 10 Jun 1831
2 PLAC Hartland, Niagara, New York, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Oct 1909
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BURI
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Utah
1 BAPL
2 DATE 1843
1 ENDL
2 DATE 16 Feb 1858
1 _UID 4727ABB34AFF5644B2CC716C2CCC6C7CEAA5
1 FAMS @F28@
1 FAMC @F167@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F167@
2 DATE 16 Mar 1956
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 NOTE !Archive Books 679, Family Records
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2000
3 TIME 19:22:06
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Ashcraft\Amos S. Warren.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I469@ INDI
1 NAME Janet /Patterson/
2 SURN Patterson
2 GIVN Janet
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1819
2 PLAC , Clackmannon, Scotland, Scotland
1 BAPL
2 DATE 11 Aug 1869
1 ENDL
2 DATE 8 Jun 1894
1 _UID DD04B76AC95E8A49A31FF3B0431C11D5A645
1 FAMC @F38@
1 NOTE ! Janet md Andrew Fife 11 Aug 1869
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I470@ INDI
1 NAME Robert /Patterson/
2 SURN Patterson
2 GIVN Robert
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Mar 1821
2 PLAC , Clackmannon, Scotland, Scotland
1 BAPL
2 DATE 30 Oct 1847
1 ENDL
2 DATE 28 Feb 1854
2 TEMP EHOUS
1 _UID 9AF1D263C740C647BED8F28A39F4070B25A0
1 FAMC @F38@
1 NOTE ! Robert md Agnes Sharp 16 Jan 1843
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I471@ INDI
1 NAME Alexander /Patterson/
2 SURN Patterson
2 GIVN Alexander
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Dec 1824
2 PLAC Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland, Scotland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Oct 1886
2 PLAC Riverdale, Weber, Utah, Usa
1 BAPL
2 DATE 14 Oct 1847
1 ENDL
2 DATE 13 Sep 1861
1 _UID A213463397A33349937B28F6E14403D8102D
1 FAMC @F38@
1 NOTE !Alexander md May or Mary Fife 15 May 1847
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I472@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID DD9380AABB8CED4987B3B90030F91ECF20D3
1 FAMS @F1@
1 FAMC @F248@
0 @I473@ INDI
1 NAME Abigail Ardella /Childs/
2 SURN Childs
2 GIVN Abigail Ardella
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Mar 1835
2 PLAC Wilna, Jefferson, New York
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 Jun 1915
1 BAPL
2 DATE Jun 1853
1 ENDL
2 DATE 16 Feb 1858
1 _UID F325B7AD9613DA4ABF10F2E181C817499469
1 FAMS @F28@
1 FAMC @F8@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F8@
2 DATE 24 Oct 1947
1 CHAN
2 DATE 1 Jan 2000
3 TIME 22:52:44
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE images\Ashcraft\Abbigail A. Childs.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I474@ INDI
1 NAME Mary /Nelson/
2 SURN Nelson
2 GIVN Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1806/1813
2 PLAC Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland, Scotland
1 BAPL
2 STAT CHILD
1 _UID D9CCD67B687E824E818E8CA2067547CE79C2
1 FAMC @F44@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F44@
2 DATE 17 Jun 1999
2 TEMP MTIMP
2 SOUR @S24@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:44:32
0 @I475@ INDI
1 NAME John /Nelson/
2 SURN Nelson
2 GIVN John
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 Jun 1819
2 PLAC Walliford, Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Sep 1894
1 BAPL
2 DATE 3 Jul 1846
1 ENDL
2 DATE 3 Apr 1857
2 TEMP EHOUS
1 _UID 8178A8A0A880BA46BC232D90E93C8A904431
1 FAMC @F44@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F44@
2 DATE 10 Oct 1894
2 TEMP SLAKE
2 SOUR @S25@
1 NOTE ! John md 1) Marion McNeil or McMerle. 2) Catherine Williamson.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:44:32
0 @I476@ INDI
1 NAME Ninian Douglas /Nelson/
2 SURN Nelson
2 GIVN Ninian Douglas
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Aug 1821
2 PLAC Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland, Scotland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Jun 1898
1 BAPL
2 DATE 4 Jul 1847
1 ENDL
2 DATE 11 Apr 1975
2 TEMP LANGE
1 _UID 198E01F83EEB6E4D9FD4B0AF23BB5BC75613
1 FAMC @F44@
1 NOTE ! Ninian md Christina Campbell 30 June 1898, was a twin
2 CONT There is confusion about this person in the 1988 IGI
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I477@ INDI
1 NAME Marian Doyle /Nelson/
2 SURN Nelson
2 GIVN Marian Doyle
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Aug 1821
2 PLAC Walliford, Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland
1 CHR
2 DATE 30 May 1823
2 PLAC Walliford, Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland
1 BAPL
2 DATE 8 Oct 1987
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 ENDL
2 DATE 26 Oct 1987
2 TEMP SLAKE
1 _UID 3F016C6539C86D419379E31B63600756EAA7
1 FAMC @F44@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F44@
2 DATE 17 Jun 1999
2 TEMP MTIMP
2 SOUR @S24@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:44:32
0 @I478@ INDI
1 NAME Ramsay /Nelson/
2 SURN Nelson
2 GIVN Ramsay
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 May 1823
2 PLAC Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland, Scotland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 May 1823
1 BAPL
2 DATE 30 May 1922
1 ENDL
2 DATE 5 Jun 1923
1 _UID 4457D621EE40BA448A3E2227AE79A85BF9A9
1 FAMC @F44@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I479@ INDI
1 NAME Matilda Martha McGill /Nelson/
2 SURN Nelson
2 GIVN Matilda Martha McGill
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Nov 1824/1825
2 PLAC Inveresk, Mid, Scotland, Scotland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Dec 1907
1 BAPL
2 DATE 7 Jun 1847
1 ENDL
2 DATE 4 Sep 1855
1 _UID 4D0C9F6AAF72F446A8408252466549057234
1 FAMC @F44@
1 NOTE ! Matilda/Martha  md William Morgan 23 Apr 1841.
2 CONT Was Wm a brother to Thomas Morgan that her sister, Jane McGill Nelson md?
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I480@ INDI
1 NAME Hogg /Nelson/
2 SURN Nelson
2 GIVN Hogg
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Mar 1827
2 PLAC Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland, Scotland
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1900
1 BAPL
2 DATE 30 Jun 1922
1 ENDL
2 DATE 14 Aug 1924
1 _UID F340F6DF3C5E0E4B8521E5230F658946EC9F
1 FAMC @F44@
1 NOTE ! Hogg md Betty McDowell- 1988 IGI 8516391-27
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I481@ INDI
1 NAME Edward Banks /Nelson/
2 SURN Nelson
2 GIVN Edward Banks
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 18 Jul 1830
2 PLAC Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland, Scotland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 13 Oct 1902
1 BAPL
2 DATE 1 Jun 1847
1 ENDL
2 DATE 30 May 1870
1 _UID A561474FADA4F94AA9688A8FB153F6D92D09
1 FAMC @F44@
1 NOTE ! Edward md Agnes/Ann Morgan 19 Mar 1849
2 CONT 1988 IGI 8516391-27.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
3 TIME 18:21:32
0 @I484@ INDI
1 NAME William /Gustin/
2 SURN Gustin
2 GIVN William
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 Mar 1823
2 PLAC , Adams, Ohio, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Apr 1823
2 PLAC , Adams, Ohio, Usa
1 BAPL
2 STAT CHILD
1 ENDL
2 STAT CHILD
2 SOUR @S25@
1 _UID B274D0829B27BE4E92481390F06873800E29
1 FAMC @F36@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F36@
2 DATE 18 Aug 1982
2 TEMP JRIVE
2 SOUR @S25@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:45:36
0 @I485@ INDI
1 NAME Amos /Gustin/
2 SURN Gustin
2 GIVN Amos
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Apr 1824
2 PLAC Troy, Adams, Ohio
1 DEAT
2 DATE May 1898
1 BAPL
2 DATE 5 Aug 1846
1 ENDL
2 DATE 24 Apr 1854
1 _UID 453865D5C1DEB74082F7565A2C74F2B9C12B
1 FAMC @F36@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F36@
2 DATE 8 Nov 1901
2 TEMP MANTI
2 SOUR @S25@
1 NOTE ! Amos md Catherine Ursula Cook 15 Sep 1852 or 11 Oct 1852 has many LDS
2 CONT descendants: Carol Nelson, Tacoma, Wash.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:45:32
0 @I486@ INDI
1 NAME Elizabeth /Gustin/
2 SURN Gustin
2 GIVN Elizabeth
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Feb 1826
2 PLAC , Brown, Indiana, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 May 1856
1 BAPL
2 DATE 11 Mar 1970
2 SOUR @S25@
1 ENDL
2 DATE 30 Mar 1852
1 _UID 6ADCA4114FF74D4B9C833B058397752EF528
1 FAMC @F36@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F36@
2 DATE 4 Nov 1901
2 TEMP MANTI
2 SOUR @S25@
1 NOTE ! Elizabeth md William Holden 18 Oct 1846. Sister, Jane Ristine also md
2 CONT him in polygamy, 25 Mar 1849.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:45:33
0 @I487@ INDI
1 NAME John Peterson /Gustin/
2 SURN Gustin
2 GIVN John Peterson
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Feb 1828
2 PLAC Trytownship, Brown, Indiana, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Oct 1838
1 BAPL
2 DATE 25 Jan 1945
1 ENDL
2 DATE 25 Jan 1945
1 _UID A17F002020D2D74DA13D09382445DF01BEE1
1 FAMC @F36@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F36@
2 DATE 8 Nov 1901
2 TEMP MANTI
2 SOUR @S25@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:45:34
0 @I488@ INDI
1 NAME Jane Ristine /Gustin/
2 SURN Gustin
2 GIVN Jane Ristine
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 26 Mar 1830
2 PLAC Trytownship, Brown, Indiana, Usa
1 BAPL
2 DATE 25 Aug 1847
1 ENDL
2 DATE 1 Nov 1855
1 _UID D5FFF981779D5B47BC96E1774D3067E274D3
1 FAMC @F36@
1 SLGC
2 FAMC @F36@
2 DATE 28 Apr 1970
2 TEMP LANGE
2 SOUR @S25@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2002
3 TIME 20:45:34
0 @I489@ INDI
1 NAME Martha /Gustin/
2 SURN Gustin
2 GIVN Martha
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Nov 1834
2 PLAC Trytownship, Brown, Indiana, Usa
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Oct 1838
2 PLAC , Brown, Indiana, Usa
1 BURI
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2 SURN Nix
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2 PLAC Blanding, San Juan, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 Jun 1957
2 PLAC Grand Junction, Mesa, Colorado
1 BURI
2 DATE 1957
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1 NOTE Diary of Isa E. Nix ETCHEVERRY
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	July 22, 1938
2 CONT 	Married for one month, seems longer Not that it hasn't been the pleasantest months but becau
2 CONC se I feel like I had belonged to Pate much longer than that..
2 CONT 	With much to do this morning in preparation for our trip, and finding our horses and mules
2 CONC , which got out of the pasture, we started at eleven thirty a.m. for a twenty eight mile rid
2 CONC e being tired before we started I wondered if I would be able to-make the trip, but, after w
2 CONC e were on our way a few miles I fe1t rested. Riding the nicest pinto horse (Prince), I foun
2 CONC d the trip all the way a very easy and enjoyable one. The first ten miles of the way I was fa
2 CONC miliar with the beauty of the hills, but after those miles I was discovering new places, beau
2 CONC ty, and steeper climbing.. I thought as I rode along the trail that day, that very' few peopl
2 CONC e really realized what a beautiful world we live in.  In a car one passes the** hidden places
2 CONC , on foot one doesn't get so far, but horseback one sees everything. The Columbines and wil
2 CONC d flowers were beautiful, I never saw such big beautiful spruce and fir trees. I don't have t
2 CONC he words to put down the real beauty of it all.
2 CONT 	We had lunch on a clear cold stream on the Umpoguery forest reserve line. While we were lunc
2 CONC hing, (which seemed better than most dinners-because we were hungry), it started to rains s
2 CONC o being well provided with proper slickers for the rain, we were not bothered at all. So th
2 CONC e next few miles we traveled in a gentle rain which seemed to enhance the beauty of everythin
2 CONC g. One trail after leaving the Rangers Station was a very steep zigzag one. It seemed like i
2 CONC t took us hour* to climb to the top which must have been three miles in length. ALL the way f
2 CONC rom there we were gradually climbing steeper into the higher mountains. The number of swift r
2 CONC unning streams of clear water was always a thrill to me; It seemed that there were so many o
2 CONC f them. Roses, I never saw such large ones: a& the wild one & we came through. Pete got off a
2 CONC nd picked me a few which I carried a distance of about seven or eight miles in my hand. Anyon
2 CONC e who has never seen the Indian paintbrush can never appreciate the gorgeous colorings fro
2 CONC m a most delicate pink and cream to the darkest of these colors. Well, we arrived at Fall Cre
2 CONC ek and Pete's brother's camp around seven o'clock p.m.., unpacked, and I put on my first pai
2 CONC r of horse hobbles - always 'something new - made our bed which is a good one under a tree an
2 CONC d the stars, cooked our supper of fried potatoes, sour, dough broad and tomatoes, visited wit
2 CONC h Blackie (Salvadore) and retired to bed - which seemed all of heaven to rest weary bones.
2 CONT  	July 23, 1938. Went back to sleep again, What a grand country
2 CONT 	Awakened about four but we to sleep in, frost an inch deep on our bad tarp, didn't get up be
2 CONC fore seven thirty. Found breakfast ready, which consisted of bacon and eggs and postum for me
2 CONC . Helped with the dishes and went with Pete to find the horses
2 CONT 	The horses were at the falls, and there for the first time I saw falls which were fall *, So
2 CONC me say they fall over two thousand feet, nearly three A large stream of water becomes a mis
2 CONC t before it reaches the bottom., What a eight, surly nature has provided this country with so
2 CONC me marvels which aren't seen but by a very few people. I feel honored.
2 CONT 	We packed our mules and left for another camp. I was riding a mule because of the steep an
2 CONC d rough trail we were going to go over. More beauty and a flower garden all the way. Many kin
2 CONC ds which I am not familiar with. Towards the last of our ride we were above timberline and i
2 CONC n among big snowdrifts with streams of water running in every direction.
2 CONT 	We left six hundred pounds of salt we were carrying at a camp ground, stopped and visited wi
2 CONC th a friend who lives in a tent (Clara) then came on to our camp- found things not so clean a
2 CONC s at Blackies Also the herder having troubles: with sheep, having mixed herds with another ou
2 CONC tfit. After setting up our teepee tent, Rote left to see what could be done, Clara came dow
2 CONC n to this camp while her husband (Agee) went and helped.
2 CONT 	We had quite a ha" storm which left the ground white and the air colder. I cooked supper an
2 CONC d after Clara left I retired feeling tired than I was the first day,
2 CONT 	July 24
2 CONT 	Got up after Pete had gone to finish cutting out the sheep. Eight o'clock a.m., feeling hung
2 CONC ry but rested. I built a fire and cooked some breakfast, cleaned up the camp boxes and cooke
2 CONC d dinner, still they haven't returned, so it seems; this day will be one of real rest for me
2 CONC . Three o'clock and they finally came for dinner:. Between wait* I have had some nice sleep
2 CONC . Dinner over, I helped Pat* got some wood, early supper and we went to bed.
2 CONT 	July 25
2 CONT 	Got up about eight o'clock. Got me some breakfast and went to look for Pete.. Didn't see him
2 CONC , so decided to do a little fishing. Stream by the tent, or I should say two, we are in a sma
2 CONC ll neck of land between two large streams of water, but no fish. Finally saw Pate, Went up an
2 CONC d watched them cut lambs and eve of Ketchems out of our herd. Came back and had an early dinn
2 CONC er. Our camp to close to the main trail, has been several people pass horseback all-day. Tw
2 CONC o men have been fixing trail across from our tent all day so it hasn't been lone some as fa
2 CONC r as seeing people. Slept four hour* while Pete cleaned up. Clara was down for a hour and Age
2 CONC e came by a few minutes later and they just left. We are going fishing tomorrow.
2 CONT 	July 26 Got up early. They finished cutting out the sheep and Pete came in sick* I gave hi
2 CONC s a big cup of soda water and two aspirins, and he felt some better - after that* Clara and A
2 CONC ggee came and we fixed our lunch and was off for Lake Crystal a distance of about ten miles
2 CONC . One cannot describe the trails. I felt like I had a bit of panty-waist about me when it cam
2 CONC e to some of the  places* We stopped at a camp and picked up a fellow (John). who was to sho
2 CONC w us a part  of the trail also fish with us.	After some time we landed at the lake and ther
2 CONC e we found a party of some fourteen tourists there, having come up horseback from Lack City t
2 CONC o fish. The wind was blowing and it tryed to rain	Five fish were caught by us. Clara the firs
2 CONC t, Agee the second and largest (1/2 lb.) and John  and then Pate and then my line.	I say my l
2 CONC ine but  I didn't land. it, the fish took line & pole and all into the middle of the lake an
2 CONC d if it hadn't been for  a ver,7 smart dog which retrieved it,, our fifth fish would have bee
2 CONC n lost It  was all as large as Agee's.	We returned over another trail, Agge case" a, coyote a
2 CONC nd several ground hogs. The trail was some what better although I nearly got Holley stuck i
2 CONC n a mud hole. Snow was all around us	I had a snow ball to eat while waiting for Pete, and Agg
2 CONC e to *reset a trap, got rained on, got home to camp about five or six o'clock hungry and tire
2 CONC d, (Clara and I)- had supper Agge and Clara left for camp and we went to bed. 	
2 CONT 	July 27 Got up early, helped count Raleencies sheep got my feet wet end they stayed that wa
2 CONC y all day. Had breakfast while Pete got the horses. We packed the camp but it rained so har
2 CONC d we were afraid that we wouldn't be able to wave. camp but finally it cleared up enough so w
2 CONC e moved up about a mile, got camp set and it rained like the devil. We were coming on to Blac
2 CONC kie's Camp and after so long a wait while we cooked dinner and ate it, it cleared up and we c
2 CONC ame back over the trail. We met Blackie on the way to his sheep, stopped and talked to him th
2 CONC en went on to his camp. We unpacked, pitched our tent, and had supper.  I read an article t
2 CONC o Pete out of the "American" - talked with Blackie then went to bed.
2 CONT 	Aft July 28
2 CONT 	Had breakfast early and packed camp and moved some two miles from old camp. It's a beautifu
2 CONC l place-but I preferred the other because of the trees., Set camp, had dinner. Pete took a ba
2 CONC th, and I washed. Put out a fairly good washing, then I took a bath, washed my head and fel
2 CONC t like a new person. Went to bed long before Pate did*
2 CONT 	July, 29 Blackie's birthday He is 36 years old. Day uneventful except for the pills Pete an
2 CONC d I took last night.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 Apr 2000
3 TIME 22:02:20
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1 NAME Edward /Kohls/
2 SURN Kohls
2 GIVN Edward
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Feb 1879
2 PLAC Pommer, Sheswig Holstein, Germany
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Nov 1958
2 PLAC Fruita, Mesa, Colorado
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2 DATE 27 Jul 2001
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3 TIME 16:21:36
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1 NAME Elizabeth Or Betty /STEELE/
2 SURN STEELE
2 GIVN Elizabeth Or Betty
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1792
1 CHR
2 DATE 28 Mar 1792
2 PLAC Alsager, Sandbach, Chshr, Engl
1 AFN 2VGC-WG
1 _UID A6D3053916A895459840E2F111692779142E
1 FAMC @F30@
1 SOUR @S31@
1 SOUR @S31@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 17:40:44
0 @I1308@ INDI
1 NAME John /STEELE/
2 SURN STEELE
2 GIVN John
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1795
1 CHR
2 DATE 26 Feb 1795
2 PLAC Alsager, Sandbach, Chshr, Engl
1 AFN 2VGC-XM
1 _UID 0D1FA78C92691D4B82E5EB6F3B63187FB8C3
1 FAMC @F30@
1 SOUR @S31@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:21:36
0 @I1309@ INDI
1 NAME Joseph /STEELE/
2 SURN STEELE
2 GIVN Joseph
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1796
1 CHR
2 DATE 1796
2 PLAC Alsager, Sandbach, Chshr, Engl
1 AFN 2VGC-ZS
1 _UID 77A74E72B4E12C47A72346F6190E2287BC91
1 FAMC @F30@
1 SOUR @S31@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:21:36
0 @I1310@ INDI
1 NAME Ann /STEELE/
2 SURN STEELE
2 GIVN Ann
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1798
1 CHR
2 DATE 18 Feb 1798
2 PLAC Alsager, Sandbach, Chshr, Engl
1 AFN 2VGD-0X
1 _UID DFDBAE6395BA7B4E9CF80413FD837765EAC5
1 FAMC @F30@
1 SOUR @S31@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:21:36
0 @I1320@ INDI
1 NAME John /MANWARING/
2 SURN MANWARING
2 GIVN John
1 SEX M
1 AFN 2VGC-10
1 _UID B51A57DACFAE3A46A56833A34BD78456DC02
1 FAMS @F434@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1321@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Ann /BLOOR/
2 SURN BLOOR
2 GIVN Mary Ann
1 SEX F
1 AFN 2VGC-25
1 _UID 3CD70962EAC51047A6010819DC7FCB87F94D
1 FAMS @F434@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1323@ INDI
1 NAME John /BRATT/
2 SURN BRATT
2 GIVN John
1 SEX M
1 AFN 2VGC-3B
1 _UID C690990298A1AB4D8283812CC0791C7FA85F
1 FAMS @F435@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1324@ INDI
1 NAME Mary /STOCKTON/
2 SURN STOCKTON
2 GIVN Mary
1 SEX F
1 AFN 2VGC-4H
1 _UID 0514E1490EF7304B836389104733BD8A0353
1 FAMS @F435@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1326@ INDI
1 NAME Thomas /MANWARING/
2 SURN MANWARING
2 GIVN Thomas
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 Dec 1812
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Mar 1892
1 AFN 2VGC-F2
1 _UID 27ED089E3C6C5C408F0EF47A20E5EDC5C0D7
1 FAMC @F19@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1327@ INDI
1 NAME Mary /MANWARING/
2 SURN MANWARING
2 GIVN Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 10 Aug 1814
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Jul 1862
1 AFN 2VGC-G7
1 _UID 6873027C86A9364EAB7E0F899AB0F4263161
1 FAMC @F19@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1328@ INDI
1 NAME John /MANWARING/
2 SURN MANWARING
2 GIVN John
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Nov 1816
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 CHR
2 DATE 1 Dec 1816
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Sep 1892
1 AFN 2VGC-HD
1 _UID 3E57290B8E35294399A010F1BA32E2676790
1 FAMC @F19@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1329@ INDI
1 NAME Ann /MANWARING/
2 SURN MANWARING
2 GIVN Ann
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 Feb 1818
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 CHR
2 DATE 28 Feb 1819
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Aug 1888
1 AFN 2VGC-JK
1 _UID D64585FF42C56B458B14C62EE8F5523C549B
1 FAMC @F19@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1330@ INDI
1 NAME Jane /MANWARING/
2 SURN MANWARING
2 GIVN Jane
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 Jan 1820
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 DEAT
2 DATE 22 Jan 1907
1 AFN 2VGC-KQ
1 _UID A1DCDB054C45374BBFE99059C0C6A3416BCC
1 FAMC @F19@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1331@ INDI
1 NAME Peter /MANWARING/
2 SURN MANWARING
2 GIVN Peter
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 18 Nov 1822
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 CHR
2 DATE 15 Dec 1822
1 DEAT
2 DATE May 1834
1 AFN 2VGC-LW
1 _UID 32C15F920D1E0842BF34921C35B00CDBC6C6
1 FAMC @F19@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1332@ INDI
1 NAME George /MANWARING/
2 SURN MANWARING
2 GIVN George
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Aug 1829
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 CHR
2 DATE 20 Sep 1829
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Jan 1897
1 AFN 2VGC-M3
1 _UID 683CA278F8A98C4FAE0C84016BD8183F139E
1 FAMC @F19@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1333@ INDI
1 NAME Elizabeth /MANWARING/
2 SURN MANWARING
2 GIVN Elizabeth
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 26 Oct 1831
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 CHR
2 DATE 27 Nov 1831
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1903
1 AFN 2VGC-N8
1 _UID A78E696E219EE94BA77556BA553BD254E137
1 FAMC @F19@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1334@ INDI
1 NAME Eleanor /MANWARING/
2 SURN MANWARING
2 GIVN Eleanor
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Jul 1834
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 CHR
2 DATE 10 Aug 1834
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Jan 1864
1 AFN 2VGC-PF
1 _UID E5E5375CE05BF9428CE7C630982590BB44CD
1 FAMC @F19@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1335@ INDI
1 NAME William /MANWARING/
2 SURN MANWARING
2 GIVN William
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Nov 1836
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 CHR
2 DATE 18 Dec 1836
1 DEAT
2 DATE 21 Sep 1859
1 AFN 2VGC-QL
1 _UID 036FECA5E4F49E4EA00FFAE05560AE27DAAC
1 FAMC @F19@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1336@ INDI
1 NAME James /MANWARING/
2 SURN MANWARING
2 GIVN James
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Jul 1839
2 PLAC Sandbach, Cheshire, England
1 DEAT
2 DATE 31 Jan 1912
1 AFN 2VGC-RR
1 _UID EAEB5C991EC2774E9C9B1D072AA6F61EAEE6
1 FAMC @F19@
1 SOUR @S32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:40
0 @I1341@ INDI
1 NAME Margaret /Carney/
2 SURN Carney
2 GIVN Margaret
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1778
1 _UID 24D3D7570601844485D6682BC5EC51B2961E
1 FAMS @F433@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 21:45:44
0 @I1342@ INDI
1 NAME James /Owens/
2 SURN Owens
2 GIVN James
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1774
1 _UID 6717FF09ADD7D1428C4B91F6C497EFFDC256
1 FAMS @F433@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 21:44:59
0 @I1343@ INDI
1 NAME William /Ashcraft/
2 SURN Ashcraft
2 GIVN William
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1774
2 PLAC Sleepy Creek, Berkeley County, West Virginia
1 _UID 2B9EB70E5A218443909F880B7FC7E6CE8CFB
1 FAMS @F427@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 18:47:38
0 @I1344@ INDI
1 NAME Drucilla /Smith/
2 SURN Smith
2 GIVN Drucilla
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Feb 1776
2 PLAC Virginia
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1839
2 PLAC Probably Wilson Co., Va
1 _UID 9CCD5CB23493C14E86F80EAED93C5814086C
1 FAMS @F427@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 18:48:44
0 @I1357@ INDI
1 NAME Stina Cajasa /PETERSON/
2 SURN PETERSON
2 GIVN Stina Cajasa
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Oct 1821
2 PLAC Kalvsirk, Kron., Sweden
1 AFN 1DGN-M5C
1 _UID AB50E83453555E4192DEF1707F77D0D0C57D
1 FAMC @F21@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1358@ INDI
1 NAME Johannes /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Johannes
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 15 May 1833
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WM-5L
1 _UID B25AAFE245988F429C7A0D9CE43413417641
1 FAMC @F21@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1359@ INDI
1 NAME Samuel /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Samuel
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 Jun 1812
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WL-XF
1 _UID D3ED92F85E5925458B75DB07002E2F721CEB
1 FAMC @F21@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1360@ INDI
1 NAME Sven /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Sven
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1815
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WL-ZL
1 _UID 5590609FC74D074C9B8FFAF9E344DA95FEC3
1 FAMC @F21@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1361@ INDI
1 NAME Ingierd /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Ingierd
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 11 Sep 1818
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WM-0Q
1 _UID 031087A60AB81046A1D33176B58B38AF9A3B
1 FAMC @F21@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1362@ INDI
1 NAME Sina Cajsa /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Sina Cajsa
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Oct 1821
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WM-1W
1 _UID EE7B7834EEDF8043BA7E030EEA88E5A6EBAB
1 FAMC @F21@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1363@ INDI
1 NAME Carl /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Carl
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 22 Nov 1823
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WM-23
1 _UID 719EF40BA05FB84096223C22B2D2AA236CA3
1 FAMC @F21@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1364@ INDI
1 NAME Elin /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Elin
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Oct 1828
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WM-4F
1 _UID 9D6F2F57F538054E9F026374249D54DA79A7
1 FAMC @F21@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1365@ INDI
1 NAME Per /MANSSON/
2 SURN MANSSON
2 GIVN Per
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Aug 1759
2 PLAC Skatelov, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Aug 1843
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WL-LP
1 _UID 3F6C8F3CF4C9DB43B689DEC321F63D0E937E
1 FAMS @F440@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1366@ INDI
1 NAME Lisa /PETERSON/
2 SURN PETERSON
2 GIVN Lisa
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Jun 1768
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 21 Mar 1844
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WL-MV
1 _UID 9B1A3235D79E4A4B84B299CF2E212DBFFFDB
1 FAMS @F440@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1367@ INDI
1 NAME Kjerstin /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Kjerstin
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 Jan 1804
2 PLAC Kalvsirk, Kron., Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 3 Jul 1813
1 AFN 1DGN-M7R
1 _UID 283479121A6CFE4B877B71AE52EF154774A6
1 FAMC @F440@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1368@ INDI
1 NAME Sven Samuel /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Sven Samuel
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Sep 1788
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 29 Nov 1788
1 AFN 43WM-6R
1 _UID FA81573E163FB7429F750FF4959C3B17F84A
1 FAMC @F440@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1369@ INDI
1 NAME Elin /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Elin
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 29 Nov 1789
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Dec 1789
1 AFN 43WM-7X
1 _UID B6CA4FF094ADAC4395BF128348D252DB1F1B
1 FAMC @F440@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1370@ INDI
1 NAME Elin /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Elin
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 22 Jan 1791
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Jan 1809
1 AFN 43WM-84
1 _UID D1F7C4A054FD5045A0E22AC1448C280D84BD
1 FAMC @F440@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1371@ INDI
1 NAME Magnus /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Magnus
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 Apr 1793
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 AFN 43WM-99
1 _UID 6C166915824A2541B6BDF0A25AE23C87368C
1 FAMC @F440@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1372@ INDI
1 NAME Sara Catharina /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Sara Catharina
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Apr 1796
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 5 Jun 1799
1 AFN 43WM-BG
1 _UID 65182F7D3100334AAA60346EEDB747D64412
1 FAMC @F440@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1373@ INDI
1 NAME Sara Catharina /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Sara Catharina
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 11 Mar 1800
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Jul 1835
1 AFN 43WM-CM
1 _UID FDC18458B373594298EB9B6C578185AFF173
1 FAMC @F440@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1374@ INDI
1 NAME Kjerstin /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Kjerstin
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 Jan 1804
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 3 Jul 1813
1 AFN 43WM-DS
1 _UID A787D01A52A1864F97C2A5070D4EF5DB10BB
1 FAMC @F440@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1375@ INDI
1 NAME Brita Stina /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Brita Stina
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Feb 1807
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Dec 1870
1 AFN 43WM-F0
1 _UID A4B1BD32F5B16346A109D2400EE46E37E654
1 FAMC @F440@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1376@ INDI
1 NAME Elin /PERSSON/
2 SURN PERSSON
2 GIVN Elin
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Jan 1810
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 AFN 43WM-G5
1 _UID 4298AC3F0D1C464797C5E76A0184675E7201
1 FAMC @F440@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1377@ INDI
1 NAME Johannes Ekstrom /JONSSON/
2 SURN JONSSON
2 GIVN Johannes Ekstrom
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Dec 1770
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 31 Dec 1831
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WN-0V
1 _UID B5B32C8594064E43BEFC282F707DD2A7BBC0
1 FAMS @F441@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1378@ INDI
1 NAME Ingrid /SVENSSON/
2 SURN SVENSSON
2 GIVN Ingrid
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Jul 1774
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Dec 1837
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WN-12
1 _UID 8C1B9E004DE1B444BCD7805632AE0EB274BB
1 FAMS @F441@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1379@ INDI
1 NAME Carl /JOHANNESSON/
2 SURN JOHANNESSON
2 GIVN Carl
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 13 Sep 1796
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 May 1800
1 AFN 43WN-DX
1 _UID 4DB3519833ABA84C84842A59E2A13CD3D897
1 FAMC @F441@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1380@ INDI
1 NAME Carl /JOHANNSEESON/
2 SURN JOHANNSEESON
2 GIVN Carl
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 26 Jan 1801
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 31 Jan 1801
1 AFN 43WN-F4
1 _UID 01793C452C29224D921DFCDA200D6273462F
1 FAMC @F441@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1381@ INDI
1 NAME Carl /JOHANNESSON/
2 SURN JOHANNESSON
2 GIVN Carl
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 Mar 1802
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 8 May 1874
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WN-G9
1 _UID C5398C4E07A70046A6EA8E0328AF9695EFA3
1 FAMC @F441@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1382@ INDI
1 NAME Jon /JOHANNESSON/
2 SURN JOHANNESSON
2 GIVN Jon
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 10 Jan 1808
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Oct 1810
1 AFN 43WN-HG
1 _UID 0F230F7E5BF4814892E94E64A90973ED16D0
1 FAMC @F441@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1383@ INDI
1 NAME Jonas /JOHANNESSON/
2 SURN JOHANNESSON
2 GIVN Jonas
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 13 Jul 1811
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 14 Apr 1850
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WN-JM
1 _UID 6179994EFDAC4E4BA1939C5725D929D8291B
1 FAMC @F441@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1384@ INDI
1 NAME Sven /JOHANNESSON/
2 SURN JOHANNESSON
2 GIVN Sven
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Oct 1816
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 Feb 1862
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WN-KS
1 _UID 37ACBEE969F6EE46BEC97A7E0A1A9AB10B19
1 FAMC @F441@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1387@ INDI
1 NAME Kjerstin /MAGNUSSON/
2 SURN MAGNUSSON
2 GIVN Kjerstin
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 15 Oct 1836
2 PLAC Blendenga, Kroneberg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Jun 1921
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Ut
1 BURI
2 DATE Jun 1921
2 PLAC Springville, Utah, Ut
1 AFN 3R4N-RS
1 _UID 851685378B2D4246B3DFEA63309A4FBA492A
1 FAMC @F22@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1388@ INDI
1 NAME Sven /SVENSSON/
2 SURN SVENSSON
2 GIVN Sven
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Mar 1813
2 PLAC Blandinge, Krnbrg, Sweden
1 AFN B5F7-CV
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1389@ INDI
1 NAME Johannes /SVENSSON/
2 SURN SVENSSON
2 GIVN Johannes
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Apr 1816
2 PLAC Blandinge, Krnbrg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 Feb 1824
1 AFN B5F7-D2
1 _UID C6BC1CB6ADB1A044A10669DCB65739F8C0C0
1 FAMC @F22@
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1390@ INDI
1 NAME Nils /SVENSSON/
2 SURN SVENSSON
2 GIVN Nils
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 22 Oct 1820
2 PLAC Blandinge, Krnbrg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Aug 1821
1 AFN B5F7-F7
1 _UID 5E201E6A76505749A5346D4F3C7964E4FE69
1 FAMC @F22@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1391@ INDI
1 NAME Christina /SVENSSON/
2 SURN SVENSSON
2 GIVN Christina
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 2 Jan 1824
2 PLAC Blandinge, Krnbrg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Mar 1843
1 AFN B5F7-GD
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1 FAMC @F22@
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2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1392@ INDI
1 NAME Nils Peter /SVENSSON/
2 SURN SVENSSON
2 GIVN Nils Peter
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Jul 1830
2 PLAC Blandinge, Krnbrg, Sweden
1 AFN B5F7-JQ
1 _UID 2BB6CD0355549B48B5F7DC073848DC184021
1 FAMC @F22@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1393@ INDI
1 NAME Maria /SVENSSON/
2 SURN SVENSSON
2 GIVN Maria
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Apr 1834
2 PLAC Blandinge, Krnbrg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Apr 1835
1 AFN B5F7-KW
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1 FAMC @F22@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
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1 NAME Kerstin /SVENSSON/
2 SURN SVENSSON
2 GIVN Kerstin
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 15 Oct 1836
2 PLAC Blandinge, Krnbrg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Jun 1921
1 AFN B5F7-L3
1 _UID 97ACD07449B02844A8AA93D0D930462010C0
1 FAMC @F22@
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
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1 NAME Sven /SIMONSSON/
2 SURN SIMONSSON
2 GIVN Sven
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 26 Dec 1758
2 PLAC Skaggalosa, Skatelov, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Aug 1834
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 AFN B5F6-0T
1 _UID E544913200ACAE4CAE83C4007AD716C3B199
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
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1 NAME Kerstin /SUNESSON/
2 SURN SUNESSON
2 GIVN Kerstin
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 Feb 1758
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Doronober, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 16 Apr 1822
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Doronober, Sweden
1 AFN B5F6-11
1 _UID 3AED14F93C870B42A5D5C9B8440FCF69CA2A
1 FAMS @F442@
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1397@ INDI
1 NAME Son /SIMONSSON/
2 SURN SIMONSSON
2 GIVN Son
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 May 1794
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg., Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE Bur 25 1794 May
1 BURI
2 DATE 25 May 1794
1 AFN B5F6-5P
1 _UID 70E3101690C15F47A3547797E8EBB7CAC945
1 FAMC @F442@
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1398@ INDI
1 NAME Martha /SVENSSON/
2 SURN SVENSSON
2 GIVN Martha
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 18 Jul 1785
2 PLAC Skatelov, Krnbrg., Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 Sep 1786
1 AFN B5F6-26
1 _UID C71E91E916B52744B784131FB82A1208FE99
1 FAMC @F442@
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1399@ INDI
1 NAME Kierstin /SVENSSON/
2 SURN SVENSSON
2 GIVN Kierstin
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 13 Feb 1788
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg., Swd
1 AFN B5F6-3C
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1 FAMC @F442@
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2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
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1 NAME Wallborg /SVENSSON/
2 SURN SVENSSON
2 GIVN Wallborg
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Dec 1798
2 PLAC Kalvsvik, Krnbrg., Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Jan 1822
1 AFN B5F6-6V
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1 FAMC @F442@
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
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1 NAME Lars /MANSSON/
2 SURN MANSSON
2 GIVN Lars
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Nov 1745
2 PLAC Blandinge, Kronberg, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Apr 1811
2 PLAC Blandinge, Kronberg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WP-JR
1 _UID C36030745B820B4CA732D9995D8B55EF729F
1 FAMS @F443@
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1402@ INDI
1 NAME Karin /STAFFANSSON/
2 SURN STAFFANSSON
2 GIVN Karin
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 2 Jul 1743
2 PLAC Blandinge, Kronobergs, Sweden
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Jan 1831
2 PLAC Blandinge, Kronobergs, Sweden
1 AFN 43WP-KX
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1403@ INDI
1 NAME Staffan /LARSSON/
2 SURN LARSSON
2 GIVN Staffan
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Oct 1771
2 PLAC Blandinge, Krnbrg, Swd
1 AFN 43WP-VH
1 _UID 9E901109A52155488804D15E1D7614505D1A
1 FAMC @F443@
1 SOUR @S33@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1404@ INDI
1 NAME Ingrid /LARSSON/
2 SURN LARSSON
2 GIVN Ingrid
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 Jan 1774
2 PLAC Blandinge, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 17 Feb 1803
2 PLAC Bladinge, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WP-WN
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1405@ INDI
1 NAME Pehr /LARSSON/
2 SURN LARSSON
2 GIVN Pehr
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 30 Aug 1776
2 PLAC Blandinge, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Feb 1777
1 AFN 43WP-XT
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1 FAMC @F443@
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1406@ INDI
1 NAME Marta /LARSSON/
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1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Nov 1777
2 PLAC Blandinge, Krnbrg, Swd
1 AFN 43WP-Z1
1 _UID 491C997D15EFE94895388CEA6BA4E1D9BC0B
1 FAMC @F443@
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1407@ INDI
1 NAME Pehr /LARSSON/
2 SURN LARSSON
2 GIVN Pehr
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 Nov 1780
2 PLAC Blandinge, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 29 Jul 1784
1 AFN 43WQ-05
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1 FAMC @F443@
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2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
0 @I1408@ INDI
1 NAME Jonas /LARSSON/
2 SURN LARSSON
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1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 16 Sep 1783
2 PLAC Blandinge, Krnbrg, Swd
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Jul 1827
2 PLAC Bladinge, Kronoberg, Sweden
1 AFN 43WQ-1B
1 _UID 53A8B8201F79F84096D353AA7E7A544DA263
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2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 16:29:55
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1 NAME Bettie C. /PRICE/
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1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1817
2 PLAC Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee
1 DEAT
2 PLAC Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee ?
1 AFN 1DQX-J76
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2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:02:09
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1 NAME William /PRICE/
2 SURN PRICE
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1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1820
2 PLAC Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee
1 DEAT
2 PLAC Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee ?
1 AFN 1DQX-J8D
1 _UID BD99AD471B478A468870E4132162E2FECE76
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2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:02:09
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1 NAME Johanna /PRICE/
2 SURN PRICE
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1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1822
2 PLAC Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1881
2 PLAC Clover Valley, Washington, Utah
1 AFN 1DQX-JC1
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1 FAMC @F67@
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2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:02:09
0 @I1477@ INDI
1 NAME Curlus Shim /APPLEBY/
2 SURN APPLEBY
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1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 29 Sep 1836
2 PLAC Trubless, , New Jersey
1 DEAT
2 DATE 10 Jan 1898
2 PLAC Lander, Fremont, Wyoming
1 AFN JHG3-KC
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2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:42:28
0 @I1481@ INDI
1 NAME Sarah Marinda /APPLEBY/
2 SURN APPLEBY
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Apr 1872
2 PLAC Ophir, Toole, Utah
1 AFN JHG3-LJ
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1 FAMC @F455@
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2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:42:28
0 @I1482@ INDI
1 NAME Curlus S Jr /APPLEBY/
2 SURN APPLEBY
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Nov 1875
2 PLAC Ophir, Toole, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 16 Jul 1902
1 BURI
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2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:42:28
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1 NAME Lonidar Bruce (Alonzo B.) /APPLEBY/
2 SURN APPLEBY
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1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 9 Dec 1876
2 PLAC Ophir, Toole, Utah
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Feb 1914
1 BURI
2 DATE Feb 1914
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1 FAMC @F455@
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2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:42:28
0 @I1484@ INDI
1 NAME Susanah /APPLEBY/
2 SURN APPLEBY
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2 NICK Susie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Nov 1878
2 PLAC Lander, Fremont, Wyoming
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1958
1 BURI
2 DATE 1958
1 AFN JHG3-P2
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1 FAMC @F455@
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 22 Jun 2002
3 TIME 14:26:19
0 @I1485@ INDI
1 NAME Ernest H. /APPLEBY/
2 SURN APPLEBY
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1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 18 Mar 1880
2 PLAC Lander, Fremont, Wyoming
1 DEAT
2 DATE 21 May 1935
2 PLAC Lander, Fremont, Wyoming
1 BURI
2 DATE 25 May 1935
2 PLAC Mt.hope Cem., Lander, Fremont, Wyoming
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1 FAMC @F455@
1 SOUR @S36@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:42:28
0 @I1486@ INDI
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Jul 1882
2 PLAC Lander, Fremont, Wyoming
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Apr 1953
2 PLAC Lander, Fremont, Wyoming
1 BURI
2 DATE 9 Apr 1953
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2 DATE 22 Jun 2002
3 TIME 14:27:01
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1 NAME Ethel L. /APPLEBY/
2 SURN APPLEBY
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Aug 1891
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2 DATE 2 Jun 2002
3 TIME 22:42:28
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