BIRTH: Parish Register of Dunton Bassett and Bitteswell, Leicestershire, England; Census of Dunton Bassett, Leicestershire, England 1841 (Ed #1 pp 6-7); 1851 (Ed #1 p 47); 1861 (Ed #1 p116, 119, 131); 1871 (Ed #1, pp35, 100, 116); 1881 (Ed #1 pp 5, 14)
MARRIAGE: Banns 27 Sep, 4 and 11 Oct 1857 Sarah EAGLE
Trade: Wheelwright and Engraver.
Born-CHR-MARR-BUR: Dunton Bassett Bishop's Transcripts, FHL film #588450;
Bitteswell Bishop's Transcripts, FHL film #585310; Marriage, Death and Birth.CERTIFICATES: Birth, Marriage and death in possession of Clara W. Woodfield, St. George, Utah.
CENSUS: Dunton Bassett, 1841,1851,1861,1871
ORDINANCES: Salt Lake Endowment House records, Salt Lake Temple records, Alberta Temple records and family records in possession of Clara W. Woodfield
Family records in possession of Clara W. Woodfield
Child #5 christened Joseph William, but known as William Joseph on all L. D.S. Church documents, his personal history written in l854, S.S.International passenger list in l853, census records, etc.
Lovell Killpack- [September 28, 2000] email correspondence from Charles Crane in England via email): "It's a long story, but Rachel Killpack (the second one - the twin, not the younger sister who died in infancy) married George Crane who died (I think - can't prove it yet), then married Samuel Crane. They Had a son called George after the first brother / husband
Tha's where I come into it. I've attached two GEDCOM files for you. The first is the Killpacks from Rachel backwards, the other is the Cranes from me backwards. The two aren't linked but you'll find Rachel/George/Samuel on both. I'm sure you'll have hours of endless fun with them.
Do let me know what you've got and if willing, send me a GEDCOM or two.
Please keep in touch, Charles Crane c.crane@virgin.net
IGI Great Britain: Christened at Bitteswell, Leicestershire, England 23 Nov 1799 Film 457543.
BIRTH: GS 026129 Manti, Utah North Ward Records, p36 (6 Feb 1832);
GS 588450 Dunton Bassett, Leicestershire, England Bishops Transcripts: Baptisms p.37, entry 293MARRIAGE: (6 Aug 1854- age 22) Sealing wife to husband GS 183395 SL EH Sealings Book C, p118-119 entry #738 (19 Mar 1857); EH 183404 Endowed Thurs 13 Mar 1857
DEATH: Certificate of Death (13 Feb 1911- age 79).
BAPTIZED: 820142 14 Jun 1852 by C. Walsh, Ordained 70 by Jacob Gates.
NOTE: William Joseph Killpack was a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (30 Jul 1851- age 19) and came to America in 1853 (age 21), with his older brother James (age 22), sailing on the ship International to New Orleans, (Ship's Log 025690, 298435). Also on the same voyage was the family of William Sauze (age 41), including William Joseph's future wife Eliza Sarah Sauze- age 15). They crossed the plains in the Jacob Gates ox-cart company, arriving in the SL Valley 30 Sep 1853; They helped settle Manti and Glenwood, Utah. His brother Jonathan came to America later, going on to San Francisco. James settled in Iowa.
BIRTH: IGI 1988 London page 120,287
SEALED P: IGI 1988 London 7711508-83 24 Sep 1977 Ogden reference 8617702 47 s/n 00053-4 001 23.
NOTE: MOTHER UNKNOWN. William and his family sailed from Liverpool, England 23 Feb 1853 on the ship International (Ships Log GS 025690, 298435) at age 45, to New Orleans, crossed the plains by Ox-Train, arriving in the Salt Lake
Valley 30 Sep 1853 in the Jacob Gates Company. "Pioneers & Prominent Men of Utah"-Frank Esshom 1913: p 1147 "he was a farmer and manufacturer of umbrellas. He was an Elder."
36. Stephen Chadwick Perry-1FVM-X2
MARRIAGE: (1) 6 Jan 1840 Susanah Colista HIDDEN (2) 18 Jan 1844 Anna Maria HULETT (3) 4 Feb 1854 Margaret Eleanor STEWART (div) (4) 4 Apr 1857 Mary BOGGS (5) Elizabeth WILKENS (div) Perry Family History Vol. 1-(Ivan Perry)
BIRTH: Family Record of Thelma Perry Jenkins. DEATH: same source; Early Church Members- Susan W. Easton; Confidential Film GS Manti Temple Sealings 1891; St. George Temple Rec 593 Bk C p 282-3; EH Temple Rec 1131 Bk G p 37; Rec of Naoma Perry Jolley 1988; Marion Perry Desc/Prog 1988 p 362-367.
Perry Family History Vol. 1 (Ivan Perry). Family Record of Thelma Perry Jenkins. Early Church Memb- Susan W. Easton.
39. Almira Mehitable Meacham-B2KW-5S
Rec O.C. Day American Fork, UT; Myrtle Pitcher 1959; TIB 1966;
NOTE: Related to Brigham Young: John Young, Elizabeth Hayden, John Hayden, Josiah Hayden/Elizabeth Goodenow. Almira Mehitable Meacham: Dorothy Ransom, Dorothy Cooper, Ezra Cooper, Elizabeth Axtell, Abigail Hayden, Josiah Hayden/Elizabeth Goodenow.
"Before and After Mt.Pisgah"-Christensen p:113: "...The first plural marriage within that set took place 3 Jan 1845 (Nauvoo) between Edwin Whiting and Almira Mehitable Meacham." p.125:"...The next day after her attendance at the temple (Nauvoo 27 Jan 1846), to be sealed to Edwin Whiting, Almira M.M.Whiting bore him a son. They named the baby Edward Lucian Whiting (born 28 Jan 1846). That was not Almira's first child. Almira was born 13 May 1824 at Hopkinton, St. Lawrence, New York, the daughter of Stephen Peabody Meacham and Dorothy Maria Ransom. Almira was the 4th child. The Meacham family were converts to the Mormon Church. In their westward migration, they stopped for a time at Springfield, Illinois where at the age of 15 years, Almira married Andrew Warren Palmer. To that marriage were born 2 sons, Almon Babbitt Palmer and 2nd, Warren Palmer, who died in infancy. Soon after the baby's death, Andrew Palmer (husband) died. Two years after that, Almira, the 20-year old widow with a four month old son, married Edwin Whiting."
Birth-Marriage-Death: 0908222 Item 2- Foote History & Genealogy (Abram W. Foote) Vol 1; 0000165 David Foote, Irene Lane Ancestors- 5 Generations; 000079 Temple Record by Warren Foote; Early Church Memberships- Susan W. Easton 000074 Family record- Descendants of Nathaniel Foote by Warren Foote Hancock Branch, Nauvoo, IL;
NOTE: Baptized by Elder Murdock in 1833, Ordained an Elder by Joseph Young.
NOTE: Related to Joseph Smith Jr. through his mother Lucy Mack, Lydia Gates, Lydia Fuller, Shubael Fuller, John Fuller, Jane Lathrop, Reverend John Lathrop.
David Foote: Rebecca Barker, Martha Munson, Mary Moss, Martha Lathrop, Samuel Lathrop, Reverend John Lathrop.
Birth-Marriage-Death: 0908222 Item 2, 1033779 Item 1 Foote History and Genealogy- Abram Foote Vol 1 (929.273 F739faw); IGI 1988 Massachusetts p24,876 batch 8709904 4 Marriage: 0000165 David Foote and Irene Lane- Ancestors, 5 Generations Early Church Memberships- Susan W. Easton.
"Lane Genealogies" Vol II p49;
NOTE: (Irene was a sister to George Lane, the Methodist minister whom young Joseph Smith heard preaching a sermon, when he was searching to know which of all the churches was true. The Reverend George Lane, preached from James ch.1 v.5 which influenced the young Joseph Smith to "ask God, that giveth... by going to the grove near his farm home and praying to God. This led to The Father and The Son Jesus Christ appearing to him in 1820.)
NOTE: Probably related to Joseph Smith Jr: Joseph Smith Sr, Asael Smith, Priscilla Gould, Captain Joseph Gould, Sarah Baker. Irene Lane: Dorcas Mascraft, Dorcas Gould, Thomas Gould, Thomas Gould (family from the same area in England before coming to America and in same place here).
Record of Lillian Foote Petersen 510803 Patron Sec 1966; Early Church Membership Records- Susan W. Easton;
Mike Krannawitter- Hays, Kansas 67601 8-92 (89) (Says burial in Ankney Town Cemetery, Knox County, Ohio. He gives places of residence as Belmont and Richland Counties, Ohio, Caldwell and Adams Counties, Illinois and Council Bluffs, Iowa;
He was known as "Father Myers", spoken of by the Prophet Joseph Smith in Church History. He was a Bishop in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints;
Howard G. Griffith 40 Hillsdale Drive, Council Bluffs, Iowa 51503 12-94. "Jacob Myers built Dagger's Grist Mill near Council Bluffs, Iowa in 1847 (on the corner of Mill and Sixth Streets). He also built the Losh Mill in Macedonia, Iowa in 1848. Shortly after, he left the area never to return."
Vocation: Millwright.
Jacob and Sarah Coleman Myers Family- A Research by the Salt Lake Genealogy Library 6 Aug 1963
A research survey conducted on the Myers line by the Genealogy Library.
The names Artemisia Sidney Myers, Jacob Myers and Sarah Coleman were checked in the Temple Records Index Bureau and Church Record Archives. An endowment card is on file for both Jacob Myers and Artemisia Sidney Myers. A group sheet was also located in the Archives for Frederick Myers and Elizabeth Wirick listing Jacob as a child (copies enclosed).
The early Church Records file was searched for Jacob Myers and it was found he was ordained a High Priest in Nauvoo on 8th April 1841 and also received a Patriarchal Blessing in Kirtland on 13 Sept. 183?.
Several sources from our Locality File were checked including baptisms and endowments for the dead in the St. George Temple and the records pertaining to Jacob Myers and Sarah Coleman Myers have been extracted.
In an effort to gain more information concerning Jacob Myers, a trip was made to the Church Historian's office to search in the Journal History of the Church and the entries referring to Jacob Myers were extracted and enclosed.
Jacob's death date appears to be Oct. 17th 1867 and from the fact that he was in Council Bluffs in 184? that he came West.
However time did not permit the research to go farther and it was suggested that many early Church records could be searched. In addition, the original records (land, probate, etc.) of every locality of residence should be searched.signed by: Frank Smith
Genealogical Society
Research Dept.Enclosure:
1838, 1 Oct. "Joshua Holman, by permission of one or two of the Council, went on Sunday evening to visit Elder Jacob Myers, formerly from Richland County, Ohio. (then living in Illinois).
1838, 30 Oct. (accounts of Haun's Mill Massacre) Pg. 2 "Among the wounded who recovered were two brothers by the name of Jacob and George Myers.
27 Father Myers listed as having tried to talk the mob into leaving the Saints alone.
P. 11 Ellis Eannit (question on spelling of last name) is quoted as giving the following account of settlement of Haun's Mill. "I purchased a saw mill from Mr. Myers and in the spring Mr. Myers and son and I built a grist mill which was finished that season."
P. 20 (Same as pg. 2 above)
1839, Nov. 29, Pg. 12, Following is a list of the brethren who presented claims against the State of Missouri for losses of property etc., alphabetically arranged; Myers, George $150, Myers, Jacob $1625
1843, June 4, "On this and a preceding day a conference was held in Elder Heman Hyde's house, Freedom Branch, Adams County, Illinois, at which Jacob Myers acted as Presiding Elder and Warren Foote as Clerk.
1846, July 17, "Pleasant morning camp of Israel, Council Bluffs......The following were selected to act as Bishops......Jacob Myers......".
April 18, 2000:
Myers Information 4-18-2000 via Email from Kay William Foote (Safford, Arizona):
"Once upon a time long ago, when I worked for a living, I was at Cerro de Pasco in Peru. My parents came down to visit. they took a side trip to Manchu Pichu to see the ruins My father told me later of his trip..They ran a gasoline powered rail car up from Cusco for the tourist day trip. It stalled on a grade.
My father said "I knew we would have trouble when I saw them putting that Standard gas in the tank."One of the passengers came over and introduced himself "I am Paul Jacob Myers. I am president of Standard Oil Company of California. I want you to know Standard gasoline is the best in the world." My father said "I am glad to meet you. I am a great grandson of Jacob Myers."
They started talking about the family and became very friendly. He said that after Nauvoo, his family returned to Richland County, Ohio. The best land was already taken up. They took up land in an area neglected because of bad water. You know, awful taste and a little black scum.
Along came a fast talking oil promoter and traded them some shares in a "paper oil company" for drilling rights The "paper company" was formed to buy and trade shares of other oil companies..
Well the promoter's name was John D. Rockefeller and the "paper company" became Standard of New Jersey (now Exxon) He said his family had been very prosperous ever since." (Kay William Foote)
43. Sarah Elizabeth Coleman-2H12-Q8
Record of Lillian Foote Petersen 510803 Patron Sec 1966; Record of Mike Krannawitter.
DEATH: Utah State Death Certificate #28 200;
NOTE: On the Death Certificate of his son, William Arnold Rose, informant (daughter) Lydia Ferguson gave her grandfather John Rose as "John Henry Rose" and birthplace as "Canada". She also gave her grandmother's name as "Minerva Peet" instead of Aurelia Minerva Peet (State of Utah- Death Certificate #28 200 Mar 27, 1984);
Early Church Membership- Susan W. Easton (Special Collections- BYU 1988);
Dave Vickers claims birth in Macket, NJ instead of Morris Plains, Morris, NJ:
Archive Record of Mrs. Newton Andrus 1945;
Archive Record of Mrs. George E. Rose; Malcolm Rich Meacham 930 Newmark North Bend, Oregon 97459; Mrs. Roland Rose, Naf, Idaho; Hazen Burns Brimhall, Lovell, Wyoming;
Mary C. Rose Brigham City Utah.; Archive Record of Sybil Blakely (Record of O'dell Ingram, Almira Mecham and Andrew Rose family in possession of Mrs. Roland Rose, Naf, Idaho;
Maxine Smith: "Before their first child, Lydia Marie Rose was three years old (about 1838), John Rose and Aurelia Minerva Peet Rose joined the LDS Church and left Canada to join the saints in Far West, Missouri. They were shortly driven to Council Bluffs, Iowa. In 1849 they arrived in the Salt Lake Valley, in Captain Hunt's company. Father Andrew Rose died from cholera and is buried on the plains.
The family settled first in Little Cottonwood for about 5 years. Brigham Young assigned them land in North Ogden around 1858."
Birth-Marriage-Death: Early Church Memb- Susan W. Easton (birth 28 Feb 1812); IGI;
Obituary Deseret News 15 Dec 1886 p.752: "...Jonathan Campbell was baptized in 1839 or 1840 by Benager Campbell. He gathered with the Saints to Nauvoo in the early part of the year 1844, previous to the death of the Prophet Joseph Smith. At the time the Saints were expelled, he and his family were driven across the river, underwent many hardships and finally arrived at Winter Quarters. When Captain Allen came to Council Bluffs to get 4 or 5 companies of men to go to Mexico. He enlisted in the Mormon Battalion 16 July 1846 and left with the camp of saints all that was near and dear to him, a loving wife and three small children. His wife, he never saw again as she died at Council Bluffs... Her 3 little children were brought to Salt Lake Valley with the pioneers. Jonathan went with the Battalion to California and received an honorable discharge. He came to the Salt Lake Valley by the southern route from Los Angeles in 1848. He lived in Salt Lake City until autumn of 1850, when he moved to Ogden with his wife and children. He had married Lucinda Shipman and wintered at Farr's Fort. In the spring of 1851 he helped to settle North Ogden and lived there the rest of his life. He was a teacher all this time except for the last two years."
NOTE: Lynn Ransom Burton 1994: "Jonathan was a farmer. North Ogden, Weber, Utah Elders Quorum and Genealogy Record 1869-1913 (FHL film 6175, pt 2 (old number), Census 1850 Weber County, Utah 56-56 p.303 (FHL film 6154); Death and Burial Record of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Members 1846-1848; Winter Quarters, Douglas, NE, Ref UT 23; FHL film 25265 pt.24, EH Rec of birth, Baptism and Endowment dates of #2, Abiel, EH Book C, p.74; FHL film 25165, pt.25) EH Book E, No.4, p.84; Birth, Bapt & End date of #3, Nephi; EH Endowment and Sealing Records 1841-1854, No. 786 (FHL film 25165, pt.13); Sealing and Birth of Charity.
47. Lucinda Shipman Austin-8H7W-XK
BIRTH: Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register 1845-46 (23 Dec 1822); Patron Section FGS- Margaret Callahan Eckersley (23 Dec 1823 see note reference: Adoption by William AUSTIN); (Early Church Members- Susan W. Easton: "FGS by spouse" shows Lucinda's parents: Daniel SHIPMAN/Olive LEE); TIB EH 1491 bk A p 54; Arch Rec Euroca Brimhall DICKSON; Family Record of Sarah J. R. Campbell and Margaret Callahan Eckersley, Ogden, Utah. Birthplace also listed as Athens, Leeds, Ontario, Canada.
MARRIAGE: (1) abt 1837 Thomas William CALLAHAN (2) 1846 Jonathan CAMPBELL Jr.
DEATH: Patron Section FGS; Early Church Members- Susan W. Easton;
NOTE: According to Early Church Members- Susan W. Easton, Thomas William CALLAHAN was a Private in Company B of the Mormon Battalion. Jonathan CAMPBELL also enlisted in the Mormon Battalion- Company B, 16 Jul 1846. Jonathan's wife died at Council Bluffs and her 3 small children were brought to "the valley" in 1847. Jonathan joined the children in Utah in 1848.
Thomas William Callahan did not return for some time from California after the Mormon Battalion. The children of Lucinda's by Thomas William CALLAHAN were sealed with Lucinda to (2) Jonathan CAMPBELL (Endowment House 15 Sep 1852 husband/wife). Above source shows marriage to Jonathan CAMPBELL Feb 1846.
(A child by Thomas William CALLAHAN was born 3 Dec 1846). The first child born by Lucinda and Jonathan CAMPBELL was on 15 Mar 1850 at Salt Lake City. They settled at North Ogden, Weber, Utah.Thomas William CALLAHAN married (2) 1865 ? Mary Ann GROVER (first child born to them 19 Sep 1863 at Smithfield, Cache, Utah). They settled at Park Valley, Box Elder, Utah;
Lynn Ransom Burton 1994, Brigham City, Utah: (2 endowment dates 7 Feb 1846 and 15 Sep 1852) "2 fathers listed for Lucinda- William Austin and Daniel Shipman; she is often listed as Lucinda Austin and also as Lucinda Shipman. Some family members, especially the late Verna R. Sederholm, collector of genealogy for Ransom and Austin families, did not accept Lucinda as a child of William Austin at all. Some insist that Daniel Shipman was Lucinda's father. Lucinda's first child, Alma Austin Callahan was raised by William Austin as "Alma Austin". Thomas William Callahan deserted Lucinda and family, so Lucinda and her children were sealed to her 2nd husband, Jonathan Campbell (wife sealed 15 Sep 1852 Salt Lake Temple, children sealed 18 Jun 1924). The date in our records for Lucinda's sealing to William Austin is 12 Dec 1934, but not verified by [Utah] Gen[ealogical] Soc[iety], and she has been cleared at Ogden Temple."
NOTE: Juanita Bitton jbitton@silverstar.com Swan Valley, Idaho:
(June 2000): "William Austin and an unknown woman were her real parents, but her mother died giving birth. William GAVE Lucinda to Daniel Shipman and his wife Olive Lee. When they joined the Church they came to the States to be with the Saints. William Austin either came with them or later, but he was an important part of Lucinda's life. Jonathan & Lucinda had 8 children, but only 3 lived to be adults.
When her oldest son, Jonathan was 16 and Helaman was 9 she took then to Box Elder County where Andrew Callahan was already living and she homesteaded a farm there. Jonathan married Sarah Joiner Raliegh of Salt Lake City and continued to live on the farm with his Mother until his family was almost grown, then he served a Mission in North Carolina. We still have his diaries he kept on his Mission. When he returned, after a few years he moved his family to the Rigby, Idaho area in 1905. His Mother came with the family and died here in 1906 and is buried in Lewisville, Jefferson County, Idaho.
I have heard rumors that she [Lucinda] divorced her husband, Jonathan, but have no proof of this. In fact a search is being conducted in Ogden, Weber County right now to see if this is true. I rather doubt it, as my Mother-in-law was her granddaughter, and she never mentioned it to any of her family. She was Jonathan's daughter and lived with her grandmother all of her life, and I think she would have known. I'm just having this search made to stop the rumors!"NOTE 2: From Juanita Bitton, Swan Valley, Idaho- jbitton@silverstar.com (June 2000) "Have you ever been to Park Valley or Rosette, Utah? They are located in the far northwest corner of Utah.
We went several years ago - the year of the 150th celebration of the LDS Church. There isn't even a post office at Rosette anymore, but we did find the old... and visited with the old man who owns it now. We asked if there had ever been a written history, and found out there were actually three of them. We visited with the wife of the author of the first one - and she, incidentally, was the oldest living person who was actually born in Rosette. She had recently had a stroke and wasn't very lucid, but her son and daughter-in-law sent us to the Post Mistress in Park Valley, where we hit real pay dirt. She had two of the three history's available, and the third was at the printers. I paid for all three right then, and she mailed me the third when it was finished. The one titled "PARK VALLEY, UTAH 1976" is the one telling about Lucinda, Jonathan and Helaman coming there in 1871. It also said that Andrew Callahan was already living there, as well as Levi Campbell, and that William Callahan (her ex-husband) came later.
Recently I found that Lucinda & Jonathan's oldest daughter, Lucinda Phebe, was married to Levi Campbell and they had a large family, but she divorced him and married John Nef. one of two of the children called themselves "Nef", but they were all born while she was still married to Levi. Another daughter, Rhoda Ann, lived to be 13 before dying in Malad, Idaho.
I wondered why they were so far north but she died in 1871, and they must have been on their way to Park Valley - I've been told there is a 2 CONT? Got an answer to my question of the divorce between Jonathan and Lucinda today from the records office in the Weber County Court House, and they could find NO record of a divorce, although the one for Lucinda Phebe and Levi Campbell is there. IF she did divorce him could it have been in Box Elder County? I'm more confused now than ever!"
Film 25165 pt 13 p. 26 Archives. F Scot 6 pt 925 Gen Library. Utah and Nauvoo Temple Records #815 Book A Slg. p. 54.
Letter from James G. Brown, printed in the Millenial Star... : "60, Clark Street, Airdrie, October 12, 1848: To President Orson Pratt, Dear brother,..... the work of the Lord is moving on in this region of country... The Elders belonging to the Airdrie Branch are labouring with all their might, .... considerable agitation prevails in this quarter regarding the Church of Jesus Christ, in consequence of the exertions of the Elders during the past summer... We desire to be diligent and energetic in the work of the great God, and to sustain you and all good men, from President Brigham Young to the last and least who are worthy the name of saints, by our faith and prayers, and every thing else which our Father in Heaven has placed within our reach.
My kind love to you, your wife and family, and Elder Orson Spencer, hoping that he is recovering from his sickness. I remain your obedient servant and brother in the Kingdom of God, James G. Brown".
49. Agnes Johnston Dunlop-8KMC-3F
NOTE: Surname Dunlap or Dunlop.
TIB SL no. 17576 bk 4S p 777; IGI Ayrshire, Scotland 1984 p 2,139 batch 7101816 28;
Burial: Sec A 270 Salt Lake City Cemetery.
Archive Record of Alice Steele Jensen; Stewarton Parish Register F Scot 6 145059 p.923.
George A. Brown, in his Biography of his grandfather Thomas Dunlap Brown, states that "Agnes Dunlap's parents were Thomas Dunlap and Barbara Highet. Thomas Dunlap's parents were John Dunlap and Agnes Stevenson. John Dunlap's parents were Adam Dunlap and Janet Gimmel...
...Jan 26, 1852, Elder T. D. Brown, baptized Agnes Brown. She was confirmed Feb. 1, 1852 and emigrated 6 March, 1852. (Book 410, page 45, line 1479). Also a list of passengers under this same date shows the name of T. D. Brown as having sailed by Steamer from England.
Ruth Brown Lewis: "In 1851, Thomas returned to England and baptized his mother, Agnes into the Church. His parents returned to America with him 6 March, 1852. They sailed on the ship Rochawas."
50. William Wesley Willis-8GT1-ND
George A Brown Journal p.87: "William Wesley Willis was a Lieutenant in the Mormon Batallion. Willis and Wallace are the same name in Ireland and Scotland."
Archive Record of Etta Berry Heap.
George A. Brown Journal, page 109, 110, 111: "Jesse Woods Berry fought in the War of 1812. He and his wife Armelia Shanks Berry were the parents of 11 children. p.111 claims marriage was in Virginia 8 Feb 1820.
All 4 of their sons, John, Matison, Robert Albert and Joseph Smith Berry were killed or wounded for the Gospels sake.
John Williams Berry carried a bullet in his arm, shot there by Indians, as he was carrying a message to President Brigham Young from Southern Utah to Salt Lake City.
William Shanks Berry was killed while on a LDS Mission by a mob in Tennessee 10 Aug 1884.
Robert Matison and Joseph Smith Berry and also the wife of Robert M. were killed by Indians while traveling through Southern Utah April 2, 1866 at or near Short Creek, Arizona, about 25 miles from Pipe Springs, Utah."
Archive Record of Herbert Alonzo Berry; TIB NV bk 1 p 187 no.2 (re-confirmed all ordinances in the Salt Lake Temple.
Baptism 17 Sep 1968); IGI Tennessee 1984 p 7,887 batch 7232214 63, 7303621 4.George A. Brown Journal, page 109, 110, 111: "Jesse Woods Berry fought in the War of 1812. He and his wife Armelia Shanks Berry were the parents of 11 children. page 111 claims marriage was in Virginia 8 Feb 1820.
George A. Brown Journal, page 109: "Amelia Shanks Berry lived in Lebanon, Tennessee, born 24 Jan 1804. She died at Richfield, Utah 10 Jan 1893."
Jesse Woods Berry and his wife Armelia Shanks Berry were the parents of 11 children. All 4 of their sons, John, Matison, Robert Albert and Joseph Smith Berry were killed or wounded for the Gospels sake.
John Williams Berry carried a bullet in his arm, shot there by Indians, as he was carrying a message to President Brigham Young from Southern Utah to Salt Lake City.
William Shanks Berry was killed while on a LDS Mission by a mob in Tennessee 10 Aug 1884.
Robert Matison and Joseph Smith Berry and also the wife of Robert M. were killed by Indians while traveling through Southern Utah April 2, 1866 at or near Short Creek, Arizona, about 25 miles from Pipe Springs, Utah."
54. James Sands Thomas-38K1-J9
TIB St. George Number 641 bk C p 36; Arch rec Mary E. B. Creer; Herbert Alonzo Berry.
George A. Brown Journal, page 109, 120: "James Sands Thomas; Jane Elizabeth Thomas' mother was Mary Morrow. Both of her parents were born in South Carolina. Mary Pamela Morrow, with her daughter Jane Elizabeth Thomas crossed the plains in the Jedediah M. Grant Company, arriving in Salt Lake Valley, Utah, October 2, 1847.
After James Sands Thomas died Oct 1843 at Nashoba, Mississippi, Mary Pamela Morrow married Washington Norwood Cook . Her husband, Washington Norwood Cook, was called on a mission to the Indian Territory. He died and is buried there."
55. Mary Pamela Morrow-38K1-KG
Archive Record of Mary E. B. Creer; Herbert Alonzo Berry;
IGI South Carolina 1984 p 1,882 batch 7111713 83;
NOTE: James Wylie, Mary Pamela Morrow's first husband was her 1st cousin.
George A. Brown Journal, page 109: "James Sands Thomas; Jane Elizabeth Thomas' mother was Mary Pamela Morrow. Both of her parents were born in South Carolina. Mary Pamela Morrow, with her daughter Jane Elizabeth Thomas crossed the plains in the Jedediah M. Grant Company, arriving in Salt Lake Valley, Utah, October 2, 1847.
After James Sands Thomas died Oct 1843 at Nashoba, Mississippi, Mary Pamela Morrow married Washington Norwood Cook March 5, 1855 in Salt Lake City. Her husband, Washington Norwood Cook, was called on a mission to the Indian Territory. He died and is buried there."
56. Elisha Whiting Jr.-1B2Z-ZW
NOTE: Related to Emma Hale: Elisha Whiting Jr: Elisha Whiting Sr, William Whiting, Jerusha Lord, Richard Lord, Rilchard Lord, Captain Richard Lord, Dr. Thomas Lord/Dorothy Bird.
Emma Hale: Elizabeth Lewis, Nathaniel Lewis, Mary Maltby, Hannah Lord, William Lord, Dr Thomas Lord/Dorothy Bird.Naoma Manwaring Harker's Family Group Sheet #110 & 111 & 112
1. Family tradition: Elisha Whiting's father was a Sea Captain in Connecticut, dying when Elisha was a young boy. His mother bound him out to an old Quaker, and after a few years Elisha ran away and went to Massachusetts and found work with a wheelwright. He followed the trade of wagon and chair maker. About 1815 they moved to Nelson, Portage County, Ohio.
2. TIB July 1965 found no card for #1 William except as follows: William Whiting, born 1807 of Clay County, Missouri, died 21 Oct 1834, baptized 15 Sep 1919, endowed 28 Jan 1920 by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
3. 1831 census Nelson, Portage Co., Ohio
males over 21: Elisha, Edwin Whiting and Nelson Talcott 1835 census Nelson, Portage County, Ohio males over 21: Edwin, Elisha and Charles Whiting and Nelson Talcott.
4. Utah Genealogical and Historical Magazine Vol 7 (1916) p. 69
Burials of Elisha Whiting and wife Sally recorded on the monument at Mt. Pisgah: Monument erected 1888 in memory of those members of the Church who died in 1846-7 during the exodus. On South side: Emily Whiting, Elisha Whiting, Sally Whiting, Widow Head Whiting
5. Vital Records, Lee, Berkshire , Massachusetts: First five children of Elisha and Sally recorded.
6. 1860 Census Fremont County, Iowa: Chauncy Whiting age 42 and family Sylvester Whiting age 33 and family .7. Child #3 Charles was also sealed 7 Nov. 1872 to Lois Heath
Endowment Book H of Sealings Pt. 18 pl 322.
8. Ref. 973/V23g; Record of Early Members of the Church who died in Missouri, Kirtland, Nauvoo and on the plains--taken from the Evening and Morning Star; The Messenger and Advocate, The Elder's Journal; The Times and Season; The Wasp; The Nauvoo Neighbor; The Prophet; The St. Louis Luminary; The Frontier Guardian; The Mormon; The Western Standard; and the Deseret News.William Whiting, born 1807 Clay Co., Missouri, died 21 Oct 1834. Baptized 15 Sep 1919; Endowed 28 Jan 1920
9. May 17, 1967: A letter just received from Mrs. Zella R. Bennion, Altamont, Utah to the effect that her 2 ggmother, Catherine Maggard married Anthony Head, who died in 1843 in Nauvoo. She started West, got to Mr. Pisgah where she died. See the above monument inscription for "widow Head Whiting". She has a letter written by a daughter of Cataherine Head to "father Whiting" as he was called and wife of Catherine were cut off or disfellowshipped because of some minor infraction. They both died at Mt. Pisgah, and baptisms were re-done for both in Utah. Sally Hulett, wife of Elisha Whiting died in Aug. 1846 and Elisha died in March, 1848, so they could not have been married for long. Catherine was born in 1792, so there would have been no children from this marriage.
10. Endowment House Sealing Record (GS ser # 25165 pt. 18, Bk. H. P. 322).
11. 1835 census of Nelson, Portage Co., Ohio.
12. Utah Genealogical and Historical Magazine Vol 7 page 169
(Burials of Elisha and Sally) Call No. 979.2/B2ug
13. St. George endowments (GS ser # 23055) pt. 11 p. 433: 24 Oct 1879 #10427 Endowment for William Whiting, born Sep 1807 Lee, Massachusetts. died 1839 "died in church"
Baptized 1837 Proxy, Edwin Whiting, brother.
14. Endowment House baptism for the dead (GS ser #25165, Bk. D. p. 43
6 Nov 1872 Edwin Whiting, proxy: for Elisha Whiting, son.
15. TIB card: William Whiting, born 1807, of Clay County, Missori. Died 21 Oct 1834. Baptised 15 Sep 1919. Endowed 28 Jan 1920 by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
16. Clay County, Missouri, Marriages: Lydia Whiting married 24 May 1835 to Charles English (no doubt the widow of William Whiting).
17. Information in possession of Zella R. Bennion, Altamont, Utah:
GS ser #23889 pt. 25 (St. George Baptisms For The Dead) Bk. W.p.7
#3419 Catherine Maggard, born Tennessee baptism 1 February 1887
proxy Sarah Head Bracken, daughter) "She was in the Church and cut off because of a neighborhood difficulty, which her husband, father WHITING was cut off for. She had nothing to do with it, and should not have been cut off. This is why she baptized for her."On the Mt.Pisgah monument following the names of Elisha Whiting, Sally Whiting and Emily Whiting is "widow Head Whiting."
Letter dated 28 Nov 1847 to William S. and Mary Oaks, signed by Elisha Whiting and Katharine Whiting (Mary Oaks was a daughter of Catherine Maggard Head Whiting) mentions having stayed at Norvil Head's home (son of Catherine Maggard)
Archive Record of the Edwin Whiting Family Association- Springville, Utah, Early Church Members- Susan W. Easton.
Sally is the sister of Charles HULET (PERRY Family line).
Edwin Whiting Family Association- Springville, Utah; Early Church Members- Susan Easton;
Record of Ella Whiting Waite, LaGrande, Oregon; O.C. Day records;BIRTH: IGI Batch C500931 1938, 7222259 56.
MARRIAGE: 18 Sep 1805 Elisha WHITING (IGI 1988 Massachusetts, p. 20,390 batch M500931 0928 (Elisha WHITON); Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register 1845-46; TIB;
DEATH: Early Church Records File- Burial;
ENDOWED: Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register 1845-46; TIB.
DOCUMENTATION (by Margaret Neuffer):
MARRIAGE: Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register 1845-46; TIB;
DEATH: Early Church Records File- Burial;
ENDOWED: Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register 1845-46; TIB;
58. Jonathan Upham Cox-1CP8-9L
Family Record of Orlan Cox and Elvira A. Stott; Record of the First Church of Cambridge;
Research of Lawrence Brainerd 7 Arborway Court, Forest Hills, Massachusetts.Occupation: Miller. In 1809 he moved to Plymouth, Chenango, NewYork and in 1815 to Owego, NY where he died.
DOCUMENTATION (by Margaret Neuffer):
DEATH: Source - Before and After Mt. Pisgah by Clare B. Christensen, p.38.
BURIAL: Source - same as death.SOURCE - "The Cox Family in America" This source gives birth date as 5 Feb 1785, Baptism - 6 Mar 1785; Death 21 Apr 1804.
Jonathan and Samuel Cox removed about 1809 to Plymouth Chenango County, New York. Jonathan removed about 1815 to Owego, New York.
59. Lucinda Blood [Royal Line]-1CP8-BR
Family Record of Orlan Cox and Elvira A. Stott; IGI 5001485 32
DOCUMENTATION (Margaret Neuffer):
The Bloods were a people of rather large stature. After Lucinda and Jonathan's marriage, they made their home in Boston. They were Free-will Baptists.
In 1834, Lucinda was baptized a Mormon in Nelson, Portage Co. Ohio.Source - Before and After Mt. Pisgah by Clare B.Christensen.
Jacob NILSSON & other brothers, sisters sealed to mother and first husband Truls HAKANSSON 30 Jun 1943;
Record of Pauline Christiansen.
Record of Pauline Christiansen.
Sources of Information:
1. Family records in possession of Pauline H. Christiansen Salt Lake City, Utah.
2. Vallekilde Parish Register (FHL #0049545; 0049546)
3. Faarevejle Parish Register (FHL #0049251)
4. Endowment House record (FHL #0183383; 0183397)
5. Salt Lake Temple record (FHL #0184098)
6. International Genealogical Index and Temple Index Bureau.
Notes:
1. Since his natural parents did not marry, he was first sealed to his
mother's husband, Frederik Pedersen, 4 Jan 1980, Salt Lake. Under revised guidelines, he was re-sealed to his natural father and mother.
2. Also baptized 9 Dec 1933, Salt Lake; also endowed 29 Jan 1934, Salt Lake; Also sealed to spouse 18 Feb 1981, Swiss Temple. Rasmus Olsen is sealed to mother Dorthe Pedersen and Frederik Pedersen, 8 Apr 1940 Salt Lake; Record of Pauline Christiansen;Vallekilde Parish Register 049545, 049546; Faarevejle Parish Register 049251; Danish Census of 1834 039069, 1845 039234; Endowment House Records 183383, 183397, 183406; Salt Lake Temple Records 184098, 184658, 184732; Colonia Diaz Branch Records 035126; Bear River, Utah Ward Records 025684; TIB.
63. Dorthe or Dorte Sorensdatter-1C2P-DX
Sources of Information:
1. Family records in possession of Pauline H. Christiansen, Salt Lake City. 2. Vallekilde Parish Register (FHL #0049545; 0049546)
3. Faarevejle Parish Register (FHL #0049251)
4. Endowment House record (FHL #0183383; 0183397)
5. Salt Lake Temple record (FHL #0184098)
6. International Genealogical Index and Temple Index Bureau.
Notes:
1. Also baptized 9 Dec 1933, Salt Lake; also endowed 12 Jan 1934, Salt Lake; also sealed to spouse 18 Feb 1981, Swiss Temple. Pauline H. Christiansen, Salt Lake City, Utah; (also see Husband notes).