People and their place in the History of Lehi Q-T

Racker, Christian ● Member of the first Lehi Brass Band in 1871. Racker, Frederick Eugene ● Born in Lehi in 1877 ● At age twelve became an apprentice with the Lehi Publishing Company in 1889 ● At age fourteen became a Clerk and teamster at the People's Cooperative- 1891-1897 ● Volunteered to serve in the Spanish American War-Went to the Philippines. ● Infected with a serious case of dysentery. Almost died. Returned to a hospital in San Francisco, ● Returned and went to work as a miner. ● Rejoined the Army and served throughout the United States ● Served as a School Teacher in the army. ● Died of Dysentery in 1905 Racker, Jacob E. ● Took over the east businesses at the retirement of his father William Racker in 1922. ● It stayed Racker Mercantile with his initials in front. ● The store went out of business in 1925 Racker, Leonard D. ● Took over the west businesses at the retirement of his father William Racker in 1922. ● Established the Winchester Store. ● It went out of business in 1925 Racker, William E. ● Lehi City Treasurer 1879-87 ● Lehi’s 20th Mayor 1911-1913 ● Came to live in Lehi in 1868. ● Clerk at the local Tithing Office for seven years ● Worked for the People’s Co-op serving as bookkeeper, ten years as Secretary-Treasurer and Superintendent. Leadership brought the People’s for successful financial period. ● Retired from the People’s Co-op to serve a mission to Denmark. ● Negotiated a buyout of the Peoples Cooperative store on Main Street. The Racker Mercantile Company opens for business. 1905 ● Built an addition to his store on the east portion. 1912 ● In 1922 he turned over the business to his sons in 1922. ● Developed a three section business area on the north side of Main Street called Racker Block. ● One of the primary proponents of the Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank and Director in 1891. ● Businessmen Thomas R. Cutler, Ira D. Wines, and William J. Racker built and established the Union Hotel in 1891. Wines bought them out in 1908. ● Director and Chairman of the State Bank of Lehi ● President and Director of the Utah County Power and Light Company Radmall, Gregory J. ● Bishop Lehi Thirteenth Ward 1986- Rappleye, Tunis ● Born February 2, 1807 in Ovid, Seneca County, New York. ● Tunis Rappleye came to Utah on July 24, 1847. He was a member of the original company under Brigham Young, which arrived in Salt Lake Valley on that Day. Luke S. Johnson was the Captain of his company, and Tunis drove one of the teams belonging to President Young. ● Tunis made several “missions” back and forth, escorting bands of Saints ● In August 1847, Tunis, in the company of Shadrach Roundy, returned to Council Bluffs, to accompany another group of immigrants to the Valley. ● His wife had remained at Council Bluffs, with her little brood of children, and continued to live there until 1853, while Tunis made several “missions” back and forth, escorting bands of Saints. She gave birth to three children while at Council Bluffs, and after coming to Lehi, Utah, died giving birth to another son. ● Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. First to have his home and wall built to eight feet. ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● The family was living in Lehi at this time, 1854, and Tunis remained there with his children until approximately 1870, ● Tunis served a mission to the Eastern states after settling in Lehi. ● He was a farmer by vocation. ● He fought in the Indian wars, and was a typical Yankee; shrewd, and witty. ● In 1870 he moved to Sanpete County and died and buried in Kanosh, Millard County. Rasmussen, Wesley ● Lehi City council Member 1988-92 Ray, Max ● Lehi City Fire Chief 1978-81 Raymond, Alonzo Pearls ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846-47 Ream, Marian ● In April 1977 purchased the Webb Jewelry building at 72 West Main and the Powers building at 68 West Main. ● She Opened a Reams Wrangler in Lehi. Revill, Johnny ● Lehi City Council member 2009-2016 ● Emcee, Miss Utah and Miss Lehi Pageants ● Sings in the group Johnny and the Rebels Rhodes, Alonzo Donnell ● Born the 2 September 1824 in Fowler Ohio ● Alonzo initially traveled to the Salt Lake Valley in the Easton Kelsey Company in 1851. Came to Lehi in 1851. ● Met Sarah Ann Bushman in the pioneer company and later married her. She was the daughter of Martin Bushman who also came to Lehi. ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● One of the three fiddlers who led the first parade of Lehi on the 24th of July 1854. ● His group also played that night in the Log Schoolhouse for a dance. The string trio played cotillion, jig, and quadrille music for dancing. ● Lehi City Marshal 1854-1858 and 1869-1871 ● Territory Legislature gives Alonzo Rhodes, Charles Hopkins, Ezekiel Hopkins permission to build the bridge over the Jordan River January 21, 1853 ● He sold stock in the Jordan River Bridge to pay for the cost of the bridge. Each stock cost twenty five cents. ● Sent by Brigham Young to help ill fated Handcart companies in November 1856. Gave much service to the helping of these companies making many trips. ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 ● Died in Lehi on the 8 July 1893. Rhodes, Lucile ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939. Richins, Jay E. ● Lehi First Ward Bishop Ricks, George Alexander ● Bishop Ricks, the sixth of twelve children, was born March 23, 1905, to Joseph Alexander Ricks and Alice Nutt, while they resided in Benson, Cache County, Utah. ● After completing his early education at Benson, he attended Logan. ● He married Myrel Bennett in June 1925. ● George Alexander Ricks made Lehi his residence on February of 1829, while working for Utah Copper at Bingham. ● Bishop Ricks spent twenty-one years in the company of Utah Copper. ● Since then has farmed in northwestern Lehi. ● He served as President of the Third Quorum of Elders until 1942, ● Lehi City Marshal 1947; 1952-57 ● Lehi Third Ward Bishop 1942-1949 ● Served a mission to Mexico. ● Author ● He died on 13 June 1991. Ricks, Howard ● Lehi City Council Member 1940-43 Richards, Guy S. ● American Fork Doctor who used the Lehi Hospital extensively. Rigby, William B. ● Supervised the Adobe Pit and the adobe brick production for the Lehi Meeting House with William W. Taylor and Abel Evans 1855-60. Rippy, Hester ● Founder of the Lehi Rippy Literacy Center ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2010 Roberts, John T. Jr. ● Born in 1847 ● Came to Lehi in 1863 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865-67 ● Freighted by Team in Nevada after the war. ● Lehi City Council Member for two terms 1894-97 ● Lehi City Treasurer for six terms 1888-1892. 1900-1903 ● 17th Lehi City Mayor 1904-05 ● Came to Lehi in November 1863. ● Worked at the People’s Co-op and was manager of the Branch on Main Street for fourteen years. ● Served on the Lehi School Board for six years. `Served as Chairman ● President of the 68th Quorum of the Seventy. ● Died in Lehi in 1931 Roberts, Joseph ● Lehi City Marshal 1888-1890 Robinson, George G. ● Born in 1869 ● Moved to American Fork. ● Worked for Chipman's in American Fork running their mill. ● Moved to Lehi in 1910. He purchased the Graff home at 118 East Main Street. ● Member of the Lehi City Council 1911-1917; 1922-27 ● Purchased the recently built Lehi Roller Mill and Elevator company for approximately $10,000. He also purchased the Garff residence located near the mill. May 10. 1920 ● Sold the Graff home to Alva H. and Udene Wing in 1924. ● Ran the Mill until his death in 1936. The management of the Mill was turned over to his sons. Robinson, Howard W. ● Lehi City Councilmember 1958-1965. Robinson, Joseph ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. Robinson, Josephine ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Robinson, Sherm ● Took over the management of the Lehi Roller MIlls in 1980. He was the grandson of George G. Robinson. Rockhill, Lucy ● Charter Member of the Athenian Club in 1909. Rockhill, Nate ● Purchased the Comer Building at 116 West Main in 1906 ● Owned the Hoosier Hotel at 116 West Main ● Renamed it the Glee Club Saloon when it moved to 125 West Main. ● Rockhill was arrested for selling alcohol on Sunday. ● He also was arrested for selling alcohol to minors. ● In 1898 the Lehi Prohibition put him out of business. and he closed the saloons. ● He moved to Sevier County.in 1898 ● Owner and operator of the Log Cabin Saloon and Pool and Billiard Parlor. in 1903-1919. Rockwell, Christina Olsen ● Christina was born in 1837 in Norway ● Third Wife of Porter Rockwell ● Mother of (Olivia)Irene, Elizabeth Christina, Stephen and Ida May Rockwell. ● Took Porter to Salt Lake to get rid of the alcohol until his death. ● She was a member of the Scandinavian Society. ● Christina took on the role to take care of the Scandinavian sisters of the ward. ● Lived in Lehi after Porter’s Death ● She died on Apr. 14, 1911 in Salt Lake City. Rockwell, John ● Teacher of History in Granite School District ● Long time member and chairman of the Lehi Historical Preservation Commission and preserver of Lehi History. ● Great Grandson of Porter Rockwell and a scholar and a historian of Porter Rockwell. He wrote a book on the stories of Porter Rockwell. ● Portrays Rockwell as a one man show and travels far and wide presenting Porter’s story. Rockwell, Porter ● Present at the Organization of the LDS Church 1832 ● Porter’s home in Missouri destroyed by mob 1934 ● Bartender for Joseph Smith in Nauvoo 1943 ● Participated in the destruction of the Nauvoo Expositor June 1844 ● Kills 5 men and wounds another at Nauvoo 1845 after the death of Joseph Smith. ● Appointed Brigham Young’s Bodyguard ● Part of the Advanced group who reaches Salt Lake Valley first. Picture on the This is the Place Monument ● Led Mormon Battalion members from California to Salt Lake 1848 ● Named the State of Deseret Deputy Marshal in 1849. ● Opened a saloon at Sutter’s Mill in California in 1849 ● Important member of the Lott Smith Initial Utah War military group ● Opened the Hot Springs Brewery and Inn at the Point of the Mountain. 1859 ● Ran the Ferry across the Jordan River from 1861-1868. Provided it for the Pony Express, Transcontinental telegraph and the Overland Stage. The Ferry was a platoon like system which was either pulled or poled across the river. The Ferry sank from High Winds on 09 June 1863. ● Owned the block where the Legacy Center is. Built his home outside the Lehi Fort. ● Brought cattle wrestling charges before Brigham Young against Israel Evans. In 1866 bought a lot in Salt Lake City from Wells Fargo. ● Captured the notorious murder Chauncy Millard in 1869 Rockwell, Leonard, ● Purchased the Merrihew Building in 1964. ● Rented it to the Post Office and Jo’s Fashion. ● They lived in the upstairs apartment. ● Sold the Merrihew Building to Wes Dalley in 1973. Rockwell, Twila ● Owned the Merrihew building in 1964 ● Very Prominent Lehi Artist. Rodeback, Addie Winn ● First Lehi Public Librarian 1910-11 Rogers, Samuel ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Rolfe, Jasper ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865-67 Ross, Alice ● Charter Member of the Athenian Club in 1909. Ross, Amanda Melissa Norton ● Amanda Melissa Norton Ross was born at Winter Quarters Iowa on the 19 April 1847. ● Her family was involved in the Haun's Mill Massacre with family members killed. ● Her family lived in a home where the George Ingram home is, just inside the Fort Wall when they came to Lehi. ● She remembered a large gate in the fort wall where the children enjoyed swinging on a swing hanging from the brace over the gate. This is one of the fort gates made by her father. ● They were afraid and used to run in the house when they would see the Johnson army coming through from Camp Floyd. ● On July 1, 1865 she married John Edgar Ross in the old Endowment House in Salt Lake City, Utah. ● Her husband, my father, was a pioneer school teacher. He taught when the tuition was paid in produce so, it took great skill to provide for their family of twelve. ● Soon after their marriage, father built a small, one room dugout, part underground and part on the ground. They lived there their first year. ● Then four rooms, two and two up were built a little farther north. This was on 3rd North and 1st West. This home when built, was the further east, away from the Fort.The fear of the Indians were experienced by Mother. The Indians later became good friends of Mother. ● She being a good seamstress and taylor, found plenty to do making coats and trousers for the people of town. ● As a nurse she was dearly loved and respected among her neighbors. It was never too cold or dark, nor was she ever too busy to help a neighbor in sickness. She went into homes where there were contagious diseases, having faith that the Lord would protect her and her own little family, though being very cautious not to take the diseases home. ● She used herbs extensively as medicine and they proved very successful. A few of the herbs I remember she used were catnip and fennel for colic, horehound for coughs and colds and for a delicacy she made horehound and honey candy. Dandelions for yellow juridic and liver trouble. Yarrow and kinnikinick for blood purifier - Sage brush for a spring tonic. Honey and onion syrup for cough. She burned green copperas, lump alum and sulphur on a stove lid for diphtheria, boiling peach leaves, sage, alum, honey and golden seal for canker. A cure-all salve of lard and raisin.

Then there was the foot bath, and steaming bricks or rocks to make us sweat. She made a liniment of vinegar turpentine and egg - Saffron tea for bringing out measles. Then the bags of aseffa we had to wear to guard against disease of any kind. But with faith in God the herbs gave relief for many aches and pains and saved much suffering. ● She carded, spun, and wove wool. ● When the project of raising silkworms for silk was begun she entered into that. She planted mulberry trees and produced 26 pounds of cocoons for silk. That project proved quite unsuccessful in Lehi, but her project was successful.. ● In charge of activities, banquets and socials of the Ross School. Anniversary parties were held each year. They would distribute prizes to the students who succeeded. Co-Chairman was Mary Ann Webb. ● She would supervise popular banquets in Lehi. Pies, cakes and English pudding were made by Amanda. She made these for the students also. Banquets required people to bring their own chairs. ● Purchased the property which became the Ross Block of Lehi Main Street with her son William in Fall of 1900. The buildings were completed in the Christmas season of 1901. Ross and Ross went out of business after three months, ● She died 17 February 1920 and was buried in the Lehi Cemetery. Ross, John Edgar ● Was born in Newark, New Jersey, January 13, 1840. ● Settled Lehi in 1853 ● Married Amanda Norton on July 1, 1865, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Norton, who were also among the first settlers of Lehi Utah. ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865-67 ● Part of a Brigham Young called Lehi team to go to Winter Quarters and bring LDS converts to Utah 1861-66 ● Did more for Lehi Education than any other man ● Taught school for 29 years. ● His pay in the earlier days consisted of various kinds of produce. ● Taught at the Ross School-school is still existing today. The school was named after him when he retired. ● Retired in 1897. ● Named a School Trustee in 1897 ● Whipped students. Believed that a student would not succeed until he had produced blood. ● Lehi City Councilor 1875. ● Lehi City Alderman 1876; 1883-86 ● Lehi City Recorder 1879-84; 1887-92. 1896-97 1900 ● He also has been a religious worker, serving 25 years in the Sunday Schools. ● He was a teamster in his youth. In 1861 he drove four yoke of cattle across the plains, back to Florence for immigrants, and in 1864 he drove a six-mule team to Los Angeles for freight for John R. Murdock. ● He passed from this earth on January 5, 1919. His funeral was at the Lehi Tabernacle. Ross, Stephen ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865-67 Ross, Stephen W. ● Lehi City Attorney 1895; 1897; 1905-1908 ● Lehi City Judge 1900-1903 Ross, William ● Lehi City Postmaster ● Purchased the Ross Block of Main Street in Fall of 1900 Rothe, Joseph ● Lehi City Councilmember 1951-54 Royle, Ann Capstick ● Born in 1812 ● Married Henry Royle (died in 1852) ● Moved to Lehi in 1851 ● Mother of the First Male Child born in Lehi-Henry Royle Born in 1851 ● Married John Mercer(died 1860) ● Married Samuel Mulliner. ● Died in 1879. Royle, Henry ● Henry was born in England 01 April 1813. ● Came to St. Louis Missouri. ● Was married to Ann Capstick. Brigham Young performed their marriage at Winter Quarters, Iowa on 03 May 1848. ● They traveled to the Utah Territory in 1848 with the Heber C. Kimball Company. ● Henry was a farmery by trade. ● Proficient at making adobes. ● Built the first meeting house in Salt Lake ● First Explorer of Lehi with Canute Peterson. in early 1850 ● Settled for 3 days with the David Clark family at Stinkweed Springs on Dry Creek, one mile east of Sulphur Springs. ● Moved to Sulphur Springs to the group after three days camping. ● Came to Sulphur Springs to settle in 1850. Tree fell on him and he had to go to Salt Lake. ● Came to Lehi in Spring 1851 ● Father of the First Male Child born in Lehi ● Died in early 1852 ● Buried in the Old Pioneer Cemetery. He was one of the first deaths in Lehi Royle, Henry Jr. ● First Male Child born in Lehi on June 22, 1851. ● Unveiled the new Pioneer Monument built in honor of the Fort Wall November 26, 1908 Royle, H.M ● Lehi Fire Chief 1916-17 Rushton, Kenneth ● Lehi City Attorney 1978-2009 ● Opened his law office in Lehi June 1977 at 46 West Main. Had his office there from 1977-82. ● Moved to the old State Bank of Lehi building in 1982 ● Was a partner with Robert Gunn for a few years. ● Lehi High School Student Body President 1967 Russon, Amanda ● Charter Member of the Athenian Club and elected first Corresponding Secretary in 1909. Russon, Eliza Round ● Born in 1830 ● Married Lot Russon in 1850 ● Came to Lehi in 1872 ● Died in 1908 while her husband was on a mission. Russon, Dee Ray ● Lehi City Council member ● Owner of the John Franklin Bradshaw home at 3 East State in 1997. Russon, JaLaine Singleton ● Married Dee Ray Russon ● Owner of the John Franklin Bradshaw home at 3 East State in 1997. Russon, Karlyn ● First Olympian Club Treasurer in 1944. Russon, Kevin ● Bishop Lehi 16th Ward ● Stake Presidency UVU student stake ● Stake Presidency LDS Missionary training Center Russon, Lela ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club. Russon, Lott Sr. ● First Lehi Old Folks committee 1892 ● Came to Lehi in 1872 ● First Elders Quorum President in Lehi. Served for 22 years. ● Only missed 4 meetings in 22 years. Russon, Merlin ● Lehi Fourteenth Ward Bishop 1984-1988 Russon, Sadie ● Original Lehi Hospital Board Member 1940 Russon, Stanford D. ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1977-1983 Sabey, Arthur ● Born in Lehi 03 April 1917. ● Veteran of World War I ● He married Mary Odessa Zimmerman on the 24 January 1938. ● Most of his working career was as Sergeant of the Guards at the Geneva Steel US steel. ● He officiated at Football, Basketball and Baseball games. ● He even refed at a Harlem Globetrotter Game in Salt Lake. ● He served as the Publicity Chairman for the Lehi Roundup for many years. ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1971 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1979 ● He enjoyed hunting, fishing, traveling, comedy, literature, and being involved in humanitarian activities. ● Arthur and his wife traveled throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. ● Art's greatest passion in life was his children and grandchildren. They were paramount to him. ● Lehi City Councilmember 1960-1965 ● Arthur (Art) Sabey, 78, died Nov. 5, 1995 at his home of a heart attack. Sabey, Odessa ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1979 Salzner, Franz ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. Sampson, Garry Ray ● Born in Delta in 1941 ● Garry was quite the character growing up in Delta. He, his siblings and friends would play hard, fish a lot and lived the life of Tom and Huck. ● Garry moved to Lehi in 1955 in his 9th grade year and attended school in Lehi through graduation. ● After high school Garry served a full-time service mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Gulf States Mission. ● After returning from his mission with honor, Garry began dating the love of his life, Kay Stewart. They were married in the Salt Lake Temple and sealed for all time and eternity. ● Trained as a Barber ● He was an accomplished Barber and taught at Salt Lake Barber School. Garry cut hair for a few of his favorite clients until just a few years ago.. Garry has literally changed the lives of many for the better. ● Worked at Glen’s Barber Shop from 1969-1970. ● Was very involved in Drama in Lehi and performed in numerous plays and melodramas that were directed by Sarah Price and included many prominent people of Lehi in the performances, ● He wrote and performed in many Roadshows. ● Performed in the Cinderella Ballet for Utah Regional Ballet’s performance as the wicked stepsisters. This was a humorous portrayal of the famous sisters. ● Garry performed in Barbershop Quartets and musical groups throughout the community. He was a strong supporter of the arts. ● Fought as mayor for the continuation of CRSP for Lehi City. ● Worked for Intermountain Consumer Power Association. ● 40th Mayor Of Lehi 1982-83. He was chosen Mayor at the resignation of Mayor Bud Ellison. ● Led the City through the Great Floods of 1983. His leadership really led the community through a hard few months and days. ● Lehi City Councilmember 1980-84 ● Member of the Lehi Stake Presidency until 2014. ● Lehi City Judge 2004-2011.He was a very respected judge by his peers and was the Judge for Lehi City and retired from that position. Garry has been honored on several occasions for his diligent work, while sitting on the bench. ● He received many scouting awards and raised many many varsity scouts into men. ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1983 ● He crocheted many beautiful afghans ● He was a craftsman in his wood shop and enjoyed working in his yard. He built his and Kaye’s caskets. ● At the time of his death, he was going to join the Board of the Lehi Historical Society and Archives and made large donations of historical documents he found working in the Stake Presidency. ● He was a great friend and people who called him their personal close friends were many. He never betrayed a true friendship. ● Garry and Kay served a mission to Rapid City, South Dakota 2014 - 2015, before having to come home for this dreaded disease. ● Died from Cancer in 12 November, 2015. Sampson, Kaye Stewart ● Kaye was born and grew up in Lehi ● She went to Lehi Schools ● Devoted wife and mother ● Plays the piano ● She was actively involved in young women and primary ● Great Gardner...Loved to share her produce with her neighbor and friends. ● She has been a large supporter of the Lehi Marching band. ● She was a great seamstress and made her family’s clothes. ● She was a great quilter and other sewing arts. ● She served on the Lehi Roundup Committee. ● She made many floats for the Lehi Parade ● She served as an officer for the Lehi Booster Club ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1983 ● Garry and Kay served a mission to Rapid City, South Dakota 2014 - 2015, before having to come home for this dreaded disease. ● Took care of her husband until in death in 2015. Sauer, Robert ● In the 1900’s took over the Lehi Silver Band and brought it to great prominence. ● Left Lehi To teach music at Brigham Young University. Savage, David ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850-51 ● Called to be the Religious Leader of the Sulphur Springs Settlement. ● Elected First Alderman of Lehi 1853-54 ● Religio ● Helped establish the first cemetery where John Griggs White was buried. He made the coffin out of White’s wagon and dug the first grave with a wooden shovel. Savage, Levi, Jr. ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846-47 Savage, Mary Ann White ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850-51 Schow, Alvin ● Lehi World War II veteran. Went to war at age 17. ● Lehi Utah Stake President 1977-1987 ● Bishop Lehi Fifth Ward 1974-1977 ● Bugler for the American Legion ● Bookkeeper for the Lehi Roller Mills for many years ● Longtime employee of State Bank of Lehi. ● Manager at one time of the Lehi Hospital ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2003 Schow, Anchor Carlos ● First Lehi Utah Stake President 1928-1947 Schow, Elaine Norman ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2003 Schow, George Peter ● Born on July 20, 1853 in Ronne, Denmark ● His father’s home was a resort and the rugged cliffs and beautiful scenery was known all over Europe. ● He wasn’t a Mormon but made up his mind to come to Utah. ● He reached Utah in April 1872. ● Married Celestia Willes on 18 November 1880 ● They had five children. ● Worked as a Miner in Little Cottonwood and Bingham mines 1872 ● Started a business taking agricultural products from Lehi and selling them at the Mines at Bingham.. ● Successful Farmer and Dry Farming west of the Jordan River ● Spent several years in California teaching them the principles of irrigation. ● Joined the LDS Church in Lehi ● Counselor to Andrew Fjeld in the Lehi First Ward Bishopric. ● In June 1896, he went into partnership with Morgan Evans, James M. Kirkham, M. T Woodhouse, and James Harwood. They formed Lehi Creamery and Manufacturing. It was at 700 East State. It was made to receive 2,500 gallons of milk an hour and form 250 pounds of butter per hour. After a few years, they sold the business. It never met the projected output. ● He was a strong supporter of education and his son George Sidney was the first person to graduate from the University of Utah. ● He died on July 6, 1917 in Idaho and was buried in Lehi. Schow, George Sidney ● First Lehi Man to graduate from the University of Utah Seabright, Eva ● Purchased the property at 72 West Main in 1898 and resold it the same day to build the E.C. Merrihew Dental Office. Secretan, Kalyn Peck ● Kalyn was born, May 19, 1939 in American Fork, Utah, to NS and Beda Peck of Lehi. ● She graduated from Lehi High School. ● She married Robert Secretan in the Salt Lake Temple on September 12, 1957. ● She sold Avon for 30 years ● She was a reporter for the Pleasant Grove Review for many years. ● She had seven children: Kyle [Katie] Secretan, Sheri [Jef] Johnson, Kent [Lavonne] Secretan, Karen [Mark] Schumann, Julie [Lance] Strouse, Cary [Jechelle] Secretan, and Jenny Secretan. ● She died on June 14, 2014. Seeley, Kristy Cox ● Lehi Public Librarian 2004-Present Sermon, Randy ● Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward Sharp, Frank Eldon ● 33rd Mayor of Lehi 1954-57 ● Born in Lehi in 1898 ● Served as Lehi High School Student Body President 1917-1918 ● Worked for the Utah Idaho Sugar Plant for eight years ● Served thirty-seven years as District Agent and Collection Manager for Utah Power and Light. ● Pushed and Completed bringing sewer to Lehi as Mayor. ● President of the Lehi Lions Club ● Member of the Lehi Beautification Committee for many years. ● Chorister for the Lehi Fourth Ward for many years. ● Sang at hundreds of church and civic functions throughout the years. ● Farmer up west of the Lehi Cemetery. ● Died in 1967. Sharp, William ● Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852 ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854 Sharp, William R. ● Lehi City Councilor 1891-92

Shaw, Mary Dixon ● She was born in England on August 25, 1848. ● Married Hugh Shaw in England on 28th of August, 1876. ● Shaw, Hugh ● He was born in England on August 25, 1848. ● Married Mary Dixon in England on 28th of August, 1876. ● Worked as a weaver in a large woolen mill, where beautiful white woolen blankets were woven. He worked in this mill for over forty years. ● Was baptized a member of the LDS Faith by Elder Joseph S. Broadbent from Lehi. ● They sold all of their furniture except their sewing machine, a copper tea kettle, and the bread tins. These were packed and shipped to Lehi, Utah. ● Went by train from Boston to Utah arriving in Lehi. The Joseph Broadbent family and their son Mark was waiting for them. ● They bought a red brick house, called Rose Cottage, and some furniture. The home was in the Fourth ward area on Wall Street. ● He went to work for the Sugar Factory at 10 hours a day at $1.50 per day. ● Purchased a seven acre farm and raised potatoes. He bought a horse and wagon. The horse was very wild and threw him and destroyed the wagon. He sold potatoes for 25 cents a bushel. ● Had to sell his farm at a loss because eczema sores on his skin and made it almost impossible to work. No medication could ease the sores and pain. ● As weaving was his trade, he purchased a second-hand carpet loom. People soon began to bring their rags and warp for him to weave into rugs. With his good wife, the warp was put on the loom, and after school, Bertha and Arthur would help wind the rags on spools, then insert them into the shuttle. Grandfather would pull that loom back and forth all day, for twelve and a half cents a yard, but was very happy with his work. ● His favorite thing to do was to go to dances and social events held at the Lehi Pavilion. ● Grandfather took very ill with influenza, and after surgery died the 21st of December 1928 at the Lehi Hospital, at the age of eighty years.

Shaw, Mark ● Ran a Chicken business from his home at 624 North Wall Street. Would sell the chickens in Salt Lake. (early 1900’s) ● Raised his four children in Lehi. ● Always had a Model T Ford in his driveway ● Moved later to Salt Lake. ● Returned to Lehi in their old age.

Shaw, Mary Joynson Jackson ● Came to Lehi in 1868 with her husband John Jackson Jr. ● Always known as Mother Jackson.

Shaw, Naomi ● Married to Frank Shaw ● Long time Kindergarten Teacher at Lehi Elementary ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club; Served as president in 1950. Shelton, Joseph ● Lehi Ninth Ward Bishop 1970-1978 ● Lehi City Council member 1980-84 Shepherd, G. Kent ● Lehi Eighth Ward Bishop 1972-77 ● Lehi City Council Member 1984-89 Shock, Duane P. ● Lehi Sixteenth Ward Bishop 1982-86 ● Long time Lehi High School Math Teacher Simmonds, Henry ● Family came across the plains in the Israel Evans Company 1857 ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. Simmons, William ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865-67 Simper, Dan ● Owner Dan's Drive Inn on Main Street in Lehi. Singleton, Blaine Kenneth ● Born in American Fork. ● Moved to Lehi in 1946 ● Graduated from Lehi High School in 1947 ● Attended BYU in Chemistry ● Veteran of the Korean War 1950-52 ● Member of the Utah National Guard 1953-1966 ● Worked for Geneva Steel 1953-1959 ● Worked for UNSYS Corporation 1959-1991. ● Lehi’s 38th Mayor 1978-81 ● Married Doris Roberts ● Served on the Lehi City Board of Adjustments ● Served on the Lehi Planning and Zoning Commission ● Received two Community Service Awards in 1985 and 1986 ● Bought the first computer system for Lehi City-Large Burrough B-91 computer. ● Died 19 October 2001 Singleton, Edythe Goates ● Married Kenneth Singleton. ● Mother of three children ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club. Singleton, Kenneth D. ● Bishop Lehi Second Ward 1961-1966 Skeen, David ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Skeen, Joseph ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846-47 ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Served as Lehi City Councilor 1854-1855 Skeen, Maria Amanda ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846-47 (wife) Skeen, William ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Skinner, J. Wendell ● First Lehi Eighth Ward Bishop 1965-1972 Slater, Joseph ● Family Came across to Utah in the Daniel Robinson Handcart Company- 1860. Smith, Anna Coleman ● Born in 1833 ● Married Joseph J. Smith in 1850. ● Came to Lehi in 1851. ● She died in 1909. Smith, B. W. ● Rio Grande Agent in Lehi for many years. ● Took over management of the Brown Hotel(Lehi Hotel) with Ulysses S. Grant In 1891 ● Dissolved partnership soon afterwards and he retained sole management of the Hotel until approximately 1895. Smith, Edward ● Lehi City Judge 1892-93 Smith, Emerette ● First President of the Athenian Club created in 1909 Smith, George A. ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. Smith, George H. ● Lehi City Councilor 1898-99 Smith, Grant B. ● Longtime Dry Farmer and turkey producer ● Lehi City Councilmember 1958-1965 ● Fire Chief Lehi Fire Department 1974-77, 1982-89 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2007 Smith, James ● Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop ● Lehi Volunteer Fireman ● Chairman of the Lehi Stake Emergency Preparedness Committee during the floods of 1982-83. ● Lehi Utah Stake President ● Long time Lehi Farmer-Cedar Valley Farms. ● Moved to Cedar Fort. Smith, Jesse ● Lehi City Councilors 1887-90 Smith, John Y. ● Lehi City Attorney 1901-1904 ● State Senator from Lehi. Smith, Joseph E. ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1926-1937 ● Lehi City Council Member 1932-33; 1940-43 ● Lehi City Judge 1938-39 ● Original Member Lehi Hospital Board 1940 Smith, Joseph F. ● Dedicates the Lehi Tabernacle May 15, 1910 ● Attended the Lehi Homecoming June 5-11, 1911 Smith, Joseph Frederick ● Born in 1879 ● One of the Lehi Tabernacle Choir organists. The Choir was formed in 1905 and dissolved in 1947 making way for ward choirs. ● Died in 1941 Smith, Joseph J. ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Built a saw mill on the Dry Creek ● First Blacksmith of Lehi ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. ● In 1883 moved to the North Bench and built a blacksmith shop, a large barn and a large adobe home. Smith, John Y. ● Lehi City Attorney 1900 ● Charter Member of the Lehi Silver Band in 1887 ● Leader and Director of the Lehi Silver Band ● Son-in-Law of Thomas R. Cutler ● Built a home at 518 North 100 East in Lehi in 1903 out of brick. ● Cashier at Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank ● Utah State Senator ● Married Emerett Cutler. Smith, Laura B. ● Secretary of the Athenian Club in 1950 Smith, Leland Elliott ● Was on the Battleship South Dakota during World War II. This was the first ship to enter into the Tokyo Bay. It was the first ship to blast the homeland of Japan. Smith, Lewis ● Lehi High School Student Body President 1931 ● Lehi Volunteer Fireman Smith, Kaye Louise Passey ● Married Ronald V. Smith in 1961 ● They are the proud parents of eight children Smith, Mae ● Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the Co- Chairmen. Smith, Marvel ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club. Smith, Mary Elizabeth Fox. ● The first Rose Garden in Lehi was in 1929. Mary Elizabeth Fox Smith collected over 150 bushes all grown from slips received from friends, funeral sprays, corsages and wedding bouquets. ● Many of these roses came from other states. She had several plants with two different kind of roses on the vine. Smith, Mearle ● Lehi High School Business Teacher ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1983-1988 Smith, Robert D. ● Lehi Eighth Ward Bishop 1977-1983 ● Lehi North Stake Presidency Counselor 1983- Smith, Ronald V. ● Born in Lehi in 1936. ● Worked at Geneva Steel 1958-60 ● Graduated from BYU in 1963 ● Teacher in Granite School District for over 31 years. ● In 1969 he bought the small farm where he had grown up and moved back to Lehi ● Lehi Eleventh Ward Bishop 1983-88 ● Lehi North Stake Young Men President 1988-91 ● Lehi City Council Member 1992-93 ● Named the 43rd Lehi City Mayor at the resignation of Guy Cash 1992-1994. Smith, Roosevelt ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the Co- Chairmen. ● Long-time Lehi Farmer and Rancher. Smith, Rose ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2007 ● Was one of the first people to drive over the new 1-15 from Lehi Smith, Samuel T. ● Family settled in Lehi in 1852 ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Smith, Sarah Ann Liddiard ● Born in 1831 ● Married to Joseph J. Smith ● Came to Lehi in 1865 ● Opens the first permanent Hotel and Restaurant by the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. Fall 1881 ● Taught school at her home (Building is still there.) at 390 West Main. ● The school was built out of adobe in 1865. ● The students would set on benches and use slates to do their work. ● There was a cellar underneath the school for the students to hide in case of Indian attack. ● Sold the Hotel in 1891 to Leverett W. Brown. ● Died in 1909. Smith, Stanley ● Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop 1986- ● Lehi Utah Stake President(-2014) Smith, Thomas Candyman ● He was born in Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire, England on 29 Feb 1844 ● After converting to Mormonism, he came to Utah to prepare for his family in 1878. ● He purchased land and his mother already lived here. He brought trunks of clothes and left them with his mother. ● During his absence his mother died and he didn’t return until 1884. ● When he came back, he found his property was sold and saw people with his clothes on. ● John Woodhouse family took him in until he could get other property. ● Thomas Smith held grudges against the LDS Church and held the leaders responsible for his loss. ● He opened a confectionery at 154 West Main. The business did not do well because of this renouncing membership in the LDS Church. ● Leaders asked him to reconsider his membership or they would avoid buying his wares. ● He moved his production to his home and built the confectionery shop that is still at 411 West 100 South. ● All around the room were brick ovens. ● Huge hooks were on the walls where he made his taffy. ● He became known as Candy Tom and with his horse Charley and a buggy would load it up with the candy and go to St. John, Faust, Vernon, Cloves, Ajax and Loaded Pass. He would be seen going from town to town selling his wares. ● The boycott of his wares were soon forgotten and children of the day remember the all-day suckers, taffy and the Lucky Streak. ● Lucky Streaks were candy and if the taffy had a streak, the child would get another nickel and could buy another candy with it. ● He died in Lehi on 12 March 1911. Smith, Virginia ● Member of the Lehi Olympian club. Smith, Wicliffe ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865-67 Smoot, Abraham O. ● Utah Stake President when Lehi was a member of the Stake ● Dedicated the Relief Society Hall on 27 April 1884. Smuin, Boyd ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the Treasurer. Smuin, Katherine ● Lehi City Treasurer 1954-60 ● Died in 2016 Smuin, Pauline ● Founding Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club in 1943. ● Lehi Parade Committee for many years. ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the Treasurer. Snow, Eliza R. ● General Church President named by Brigham Young in 1867 ● Came to Lehi and called the first Relief Society Presidency in Lehi on 27 October 1868. ● Attended meetings in the building in October 1883. ● Attended the Relief Society Hall dedication on 27 April 1884 Snow, William ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Lehi Alderman 1856-58; 1861-62 ● Sulphur Springs name was changed to Snow Springs after William Snow purchased the property. Sorenson, Anne Lou ● She was born June 15, 1928 in Evanston WY to Frank and Annie Martin Narramore. ● She Graduated from BYU with a teaching degree and taught kindergarten at Sego Lily Elementary in Lehi. ● She Married Nile Sorenson on May 9, 1952. They were later sealed on June 22, 1966 in the Salt Lake Temple. ● Lou is survived by her sons Dennis (Susan) Sorenson and Guy (Vicki) Sorenson ● Lou Sorenson passed away May 23, 2014 in her sleep just like she wanted. Sorenson, Winnell ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Southwick, Ann Marie Taylor ● Born in 1841 ● Married Edward Southwick in 1866 ● Suffered Asthma ● Died in 1892. Southwick, Bonnie ● Charter Member of the Letitian Club 1952 Southwick, Dorothy ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Southwick, Edward ● Born 1842 ● Shoemaker by trade ● Came to Lehi in 1871 ● Worked on building Railroad up American Fork Canyon in 1871 ● Member of the Lehi School Board ● Died in 1888/ Southwick, Edward III ● Born in Lehi in September 13, 1871 ● Sunday School Superintendent ● President of the 68th Quorum of the Seventy. ● City Recorder 1898-1899 ● School Trustee from 1907-1910 ● Lehi’s 19th Mayor 1910-11 ● State Legislature 1913-14 and 1917-18 ● Served in the State Senate from 1919-1921. ● Director of the State Bank of Lehi. ● Real Estate Agent on Main Street ● Farmer ● Dairy Inspector for the Utah State Department of Agriculture ● Mayor during the Lehi Homecoming Celebration June 5-11, 1911. ● He died in Lehi on 16 Nov 1936 Southwick, Ernest ● Lehi City Marshal 1916-17 Southwick, Grady ● Has a Western Blog called “They Looked West” ● A great western cook that shared his recipes. ● Written a western book that was published in 2015. Southwick, Michael ● President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1989-1993 ● Vice President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1986-88 ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1972-85 ● Longtime Lehi Volunteer Fireman ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1996 Southwick, Michael Vanile ● Lehi Volunteer Fire Department ● Lehi Tenth Ward Bishop 1987- ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 2002-present ● Lehi Utah Stake Presidency ● Lehi City Council 2011- ● Lehi Historical Society and Archives Board; 2014-present. Southwick, Rebecca (Becky) ● Purchased the property at 101 West Main Street and opened a Dance Studio. Southwick, Rex ● Lehi City Fire Chief 1966-69 Southwick, Byrl ● Founding Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club in 1943 Southwick, Ruby ● Established the S&P Store at 189 East State in one of the old Cooperative buildings in 1959 with Frieda Peterson. Southwick, Shirley Webb ● Alpine School District Homemaking Teacher for many years. ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1996 Southwick, William ● Born in 1835 in England ● Came to Lehi in 1857 ● Worked for farmers-later owned his own farm. ● He was five feet eleven inches tall and weighed one hundred sixty five pounds in his prime. His eyes were blue and his hair light brown. ● During the first winters he spent much time as a home guard at the Fort gates; the first winter without shoes and scarcely enough clothing to keep warm. There were no fires, nothing pleasant about it, only discharge of duty. Indeed, He had to keep moving to keep from freezing. ● Joined the Lehi militia ● Helped on building the Lehi Meeting House ● Lehi Police Chief ● 1858 Member of the Lehi choir. He was the leader for a number of years. ● Created the the first ever Old Folks Committee in Lehi in December 1892. It was started in Lehi and expanded throughout Utah. The first Old Folks Party was held in Lehi at the Lehi Opera House. ● Chairman of the First Old Folks Party ever held in the church in 1892. Served in the position for 20 years. ● Member of the Dramatic Society of Lehi ● He was general water master for Lehi for seven years, and president of the Lehi Water Company for two years. ● He died February 4, 1922 Spires, John ● Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Spry, William-Governor of Utah ● Attended the Lehi Homecoming Celebration June 5-11, 1911. Standring, Edwin ● Born in 1828 ● Came to Lehi in 1857 ● Second Counselor to Bishop Thomas Cutler ● Went to Court on Polygamy charges in 1888. ● Died of pneumonia in 1888 Standring, Judd Edward ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Standring, Rebecca ● Born in 1828 ● Married to Edwin Standring ● Came to Lehi after the move south during the Utah War ● Member of the Home Dramatic Association ● Secretary in the First Lehi Relief Society Presidency 1868. ● Second President of the Relief Society of Alpine Stake 1879-1913 Stanley, Robin Hutchings ● Played in the Hutchings Orchestra ● Board of Directors of John Hutchings Museum ● Member of the Hutchings Museum Collection Committee ● Employed at Bank of American Fork in Lehi ● Started working at State Bank of Lehi for Alvin Schow. ● Lehi Chamber of Commerce Officer. ● Expert in minerals and rocks and has a large collection. Steele, Dr. Robert ● Opened a medical office at 101 West Main Street in 1896. ● Purchased the land at 60 West Main and built a new Medical Office. ● Performed the first appendectomy performed in Lehi in this building. It was on Joseph Hammer. ● He was the most successful of all the Drs at the turn of the century. ● He led a movement to get Lehi children vaccinated against smallpox during the Smallpox Epidemic of 1900. ● He was able to get the State Board of Health to mandate all children get the vaccination before they went to school. ● Most of Lehi refused to have the vaccine and had meetings of protest. ● Dr. Steele moved his business to Salt Lake and sold the building to Dr. Horace Holbrook. Stewart, Boyd S. ● Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 1968-1973 ● Lehi West Stake President 1983-1990 ● Lehi Businessman-Super Quality Market Stewart, Carl Lloyd ● Stewart, Hannah Victoria Bone ● Born in Lehi in August 1872 ● Married Harry Jasper Stewart on February 20, 1893 ● Mother of Seven Children. Stewart, Harry Jasper ● Born in Lehi in May 1869. ● Carpenter by Trade and build many buildings still standing in Lehi ● Church worker Stewart, John ● Born in 1827 ● Moved to Camp Floyd in 1859 ● Moved to Lehi in 1868 ● Carpenter ● Died in 1898 Stewart, Lee ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1994-2004 Stewart, Lydia Rolf ● Born in 1831 ● Married John Stewart in 1851 ● Came to Lehi in 1868 ● Died in 1912 Stewart, May LaRee Strickland ● Born November 2, 1937 in American Fork. ● Grew up in Cedar Fort ● Graduated from Lehi High School in 1958 ● Married Carl Lloyd Stewart in the Salt Lake Temple May 29, 1957. ● Their first home was in Cedar Fort. ● Moved shortly later and has lived in Lehi ever since. ● LaRee worked as a Librarian for Alpine School District for 23 years. ● She served as the Lehi 6th Ward Relief Society President ● She is the mother of five children. ● She died January 24, 2014 Stewart, Raymond ● Established the Stewart Lumber Company north of the Lehi Rodeo Grounds in 1945. Stoddart, Birdie ● Hired as a operator for the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company in 1905, ● She was responsible for all of the Long Distance Calls. Stoddart, Ira ● First Hotel Proprietor of the Union Hotel on State Street in 1891. She and her husband Robert managed it until November 1905 when it was sold to Ira Wines. Stoddart, Robert ● Member of the First Mormon Handcart Company. Edmund Ellsworth was the Captain. Arrived September 26, 1856 ● First Hotel Proprietor of the Union Hotel on State Street in 1891. He and his wife Ira managed it until November 1905 when it was sold to Ira Wines. Stoker, Clara Swaby ● Clara Swaby Stoker, daughter of George and Elizabeth Bean Swaby, was born in Bushwood, England May 12, 1858 ● She was married to John Stoker, August 7, 1882, They settled in Doncaster, England and went into the clothing business. ● She worked in several organizations of the Church and served on the Old Folks Committee in the early days of that organization. ● Converted to the LDS Church by missionary James Kirkham in 1892. ● They gave up their flourishing business and with their four children emigrated to Utah and made their home in Lehi in 1893. They were happy to do their temple work. ● On September 3, 1893. they came to Lehi on an invitation from Brother James Kirkham and made their home there. ● She worked in several organizations of the Church and served on the Old Folks Committee in the early days of that organization. ● She was the mother of five children: John W., Harry S., Dorothy, Olive and Clara. Her two sons filled missions for the Church. ● She remained active and alert until her passing in her eighty-ninth year. March 31, 1947. Stoker, John ● Born in England in 1856 ● Became an Apprentice mercantile in England ● Opened his own men’s clothing Store. He married Clara Swaby, August 7, 1882. ● Converted to the LDS Church by missionary James Kirkham in 1892. ● Came to Lehi in 1893 ● Soon afterwards opened John Stokers Cash Grocery Store on the northeast corner of Main Street and First East. It was difficult to make a living. ● Sold men’s furnishings and his wife’s baked goods. ● He moved the store to the back of his home at 469 North 100 East ● Disposed of his home and business and moved to the North east part of town. ● He sent his son, John W., on a six year mission to Japan and his son Harry S. filled a mission in England. ● Made a living selling fish from Utah Lake in mining camps. A lover of sports, fishing was his lifelong hobby. He liked to take the boys “where the fish would bite”. ● First Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1903-1923 ● Later became a very prosperous farmer. ● Lehi City Treasurer 1910-11 ● He passed away November 9, 1939. Stone, Arvil Oliver ● Arvil Oliver Stone, son of Joseph Oliver and Christina Larsen Stone was born in Vineyard, November 20, 1898. ● In 1913, the family moved to Provo where Arvil attended High School. He played football and basketball for Provo High. ● At the B.Y.U. he met his wife, the former Ruth Goodrich. They were married March 10, 1919 and made their home in Vineyard. ● Life time Dairy Farmer. ● Mr. Stone worked as Sunday School and M.I.A. Superintendent and as a member of the Sharon Stake High Council. ● He was a member of the Timpanogos Farm Loan Association and Union dairy board and President of the Utah Wasatch Dairy Herd Improvement Association. ● In 1942, he bought a dairy farm on the Saratoga Road in Lehi. By petition, he secured daily mail serve and also had the telephone extended to his home. ● In 1949, with the cooperation of neighbors, he promoted and managed the digging of seven thousand feet of drain from the Jordan River to east of the Saratoga Road. ● Mr. Stone is a member of the Lehi High Council and the father of six children. Stoney, Robert ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Stookey, Annie ● Charter Member of the Athenian Club in 1909. Strasburg, G. Bryant ● Lehi Second Ward Bishop 1972-1977 Strasburg, George T. ● Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956 ● Lehi Civic Improvement Association Director 1948-1971 ● Lehi City Councilmember 1950-55 ● Member of the Committee to spearhead the drive for a new hospital in 1952. Helped raise money for the property where the Lehi Swimming Pool is. Strasburg, Laura ● Founding Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club in 1943. Straw, Steve ● Steve Straw,was a man from Florida. He was a southern gentleman, over six feet tall, and had a beard like Colonel Sanders of Chicken fame. ● He opened Silver Dollar Market in 1961 at 181 West Main ● He built the building at 200 East and Main Street on the Southwest Corner. ● He sold it shortly afterward to Doyle Kohler and Mr. Allen. ● Steve went and completed his Doctorate degree and was a professor at a University. Strong, James W. ● Raise in the Black Hills of South Dakota ● Lehi First Ward Bishop 1980-85 ● Lehi Utah Stake Presidency ● John Hutchings Museum Tour Guide and Mineral Expert ● Member of the John Hutchings Museum Collection Committee Sudweeks, Richard R ● Member of the Alpine School District Board. Sudweeks, Sherral ● Bishop Lehi Seventh Ward 1984-1989 Sunderland, Reed ● Lehi Jr. High School Science Teacher ● Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 1973-1978 ● Lehi City Council member 1966-73 Swain, Edna ● Lehi Public Librarian 1968-1978 Sweat, Harlan P. ● 24 year old freighter from New Hampshire ● He was murdered near Saratoga by young Chauncey Millard on 11 December 1861. ● He was originally buried in the Pioneer Cemetery. ● His relatives from New Hampshire hired the body to be moved to the Lehi Cemetery and hired a headstone to be made. It is one of the most interesting stones in the cemetery. Swenson, Calvin Helge ● Born December 3, 1916. ● Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop 1952-1959 ● Chairman of State Bank of Lehi ● 35th Mayor of Lehi 1966-69 ● Grew up in Pleasant Grove. ● Graduated from BYU in Political Science in 1939 ● Started his Banking career at the State Bank of Pleasant Grove. ● Married a Lehi girl Ila Schow in 1939 ● Moved to Lehi in 1946 and joined State Bank of Lehi as cashier. ● President and director of the State Bank of Lehi. ● President of the Lehi Lion Club ● President of the Chamber of Commerce ● Chairman of the Lehi Hospital Board ● Chairman Lehi Planning and Zoning Committee ● Directly involved in the changing of State Bank of Lehi to Deseret Bank. ● Executive Committee of the Western Independent Bankers Association. ● Served as President of the Utah Bankers Association. ● Lehi Stake High Council ● Stake Mission President ● Member of the Provo Temple Presidency and Temple Sealer. ● Woodworking was his favorite pastime. ● Died 18 November 1999 ● Swenson, Ila Schow ● Born in Lehi ● High School Teacher at Spanish Fork High School. Had to resign her contract when she got married. Only single women could teach school. ● Married Calvin Swenson. in 1939. Taylor, Ann Rogers ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. ● During the Smallpox epidemic in Lehi, she risked her life by vaccinating every child in Lehi and taking care of the sick. Taylor, David ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Taylor, Gerald R. ● In September 1917 purchased Merrihew Drug store with John Franklin Bradshaw fpr $15,000. It was at 98 West Main. ● In 1919 traded the Merrihew Building for the Garff Hall and the Opera House. ● Bought out Lehi Drug Company from John Franklin Bradshaw with his brother Stan Taylor in 1927.. ● Ran the Lehi Drug Company portion on Main Street (Stan ran the State Street Drug. ● In 1959, after 41 years of business, sold his business to his son-in-law Abel J. Ekins. Taylor, Herbert ● Lehi City Treasurer 1914-1920 Taylor, Isaac ● Charter Member of the Lehi Silver Band in 1887. Taylor, James Whitehead ● James Taylor was born in Lancashire England in 1819. ● Came to the United States in 1848. ● In 1848, After being in Salt Lake City a short time, in which I was ordained a Seventy in the Sixth Quorum, we then moved to a place 30 miles south, to a place called Lehi. Lived there until his death. ● Brought the first Apple and Peach Trees to Lehi with Abram Hatch and John R. Murdock Spring 1855. ● In 1854, started a dramatic association and was the first Stage Manager for the Lehi Dramatic Association. ● He was the first or one of the first to agitate the question of Sunday School in Lehi, was appointed Superintendent of the school and was a faithful worker therein from its inception until his death — a period of 24 years. ● Started the first Coop in Lehi. People’s came into direct competition with the Lehi Union Exchange, the LDS store ran by Bishop David Evans. This Caused great conflict between the two men. ● Bishop Evans released Taylor from his Sunday School position which caused him great sadness and problems within the Church. ● When Thomas Cutler was put in as Bishop, he was reinstated as head of the Sunday School in Lehi. ● He was a performer and loved to sing and recite speeches and poetry at the 4th and 24th of July Programs. ● Member of the First Lehi Library Association 1865 ● President of the People’s Co Op. ● Lehi City Alderman 1859-62 ● Lehi City Councilor 1856-58 ● Director Lehi’s United Order of Enoch 1874-1880 ● James Whitehead Taylor departed this life on Friday, March 27th, 1891 after an illness of ten days.

Taylor, Martha Ann Fox ● Born in 1844 ● Came to Lehi in 1860 ● Married Samuel R. Taylor in 1861 ● Named to the First Old Folks Committee in Lehi ● Member of the First Ward Relief Society Presidency ● Politically Active. ● Parents of 15 children. Taylor, Oscar ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Taylor, Robert ● Lehi City Marshal 1906 Taylor, Samuel Rogers ● Born in Oldham, England on the 12th August 1840 ● Came to Lehi in 1853 ● Helped build the first Lehi Meeting House ● Married Martha Ann Fox-One of the first marriages from Lehi in the Endowment House. ● Police Captain in 1871 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865-67 ● Member of the first Lehi Bass Band in 1871. Served for 20 years. ● Member of the Old Enough Band Served for 20 years. ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. ● Lehi 12th Mayor 1889-1890 ● Served as Lehi Alderman 1880; 1887-88 ● Served as a Lehi Councilor 1879-86;1898-1903 ● Lehi City Judge 1906-1909 ● Died September 1, 1911 in Lehi and was buried in Lehi. Taylor, Stanley M. ● Chairman of the American Legion Veterans Ballpark Committee 1952 ● Lehi City Recorder 1924-25 ● 26th Mayor of Lehi 1934-35 ● World War I veteran-fought in the trenches of France. ● Pharmacist ● 1921 Became a partner in Lehi Drug Company ● Managed State Street Drugstore 1926-1961. ● Formed Hawks Drug Company which became Salt Lake Drug Company in Salt Lake. ● He was a charter member of the Lehi Lions Club ● Founding Member of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association ● Helped organize the Lehi Post of the American Legion. ● Served as chairman of six of the Lehi Ward Bond Drives during World War II. ● Served as commander of the Commander of the Local American Legion Post from 1941-1947. Taylor, Thomas ● Had an early Lehi Home Business in fashion ● Started the First Lehi Business with Brother William in Fall 1861 ● It was located at 181-189 West Main. ● Firm served as an exchange intermediary between Lehi townspeople and the huge US Military base at Camp Floyd in Cedar Valley. ● The Union Exchange put them them and most other stores out of business. ● President of the First Dramatic Association in Lehi-Started in 1854 ● People’s Cooperative is formed by Thomas R. Cutler and Thomas and William W. Taylor in anticipation of the railroad coming to Lehi. This is one of the most important businesses to come to Lehi. ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. ● Lehi City Recorder 1854-1858 Taylor, William T. ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. Taylor, William Whitehead ● Born in 1928 ● Helped build the Salt Lake 15th Ward Meeting House ● Excavated for the Salt Lake Temple ● Saw the Salt Lake Temple Cornerstone laid and Dedicated ● Moved to Lehi in 1853 ● Fairy and Dairy Farmer ● Supervised the Adobe Pit and the adobe brick production for the Lehi Meeting House with William B. Rigby and Abel Evans. ● Had an early Lehi Home Business in fashion ● Started the First Lehi Business with Brother Thomas in Fall 1861. ● It was located at 181-189 West Main. ● Firm served as an exchange intermediary between Lehi townspeople and the huge US Military base at Camp Floyd in Cedar Valley. ● The Union Exchange put them them and most other stores out of business. ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Named Manager. Also served as Secretary. ● People’s Cooperative is formed by Thomas R. Cutler and William W. Taylor in anticipation of the railroad coming to Lehi. This is one of the most important businesses to come to Lehi. ● Member of the Lehi Militia ● Died in 1907 Terry, Harold ● Longtime Lehi City Police Officer ● Shot in Duty, but survived ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2012 Terry, Karen ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2012 Thayn, Ronald E. ● Lehi Third Ward Bishop 1977-1979 ● Lehi West Stake Presidency 1983-1989 Thomas, Blaine ● Lehi City Council Member 1970-1975 Thomas, Claiborne ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850-51 ● First Judge of Election 1853 ● Bought a skiff and started first Fishing enterprise in Lehi Winter 1850. Thomas, Daniel C. ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850-51 Thomas, Daniel Stillwell ● Born in 1805 ● Family settled in Lehi in 1852 ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Served as a School Board Trustee ● Chairman of the Construction of the Lehi Meeting House Fall 1854 ● Build the First Lehi School-Thurman School 1863 Thomas, Daniel W. ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865-67 ● Lehi City Councilor 1956-58 Thomas, Jane Gaither ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850-51 Thomas, John ● Surveyed and Dug the Bull River Ditch from Alpine across the Bench to the Jordan River in 1875. Thomas, Joseph A. ● Lehi City Marshal 1867-68,1893; 1896-99 ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Thomas, Mamie Smuin Thomas ● Purchased the Lehi Hotel as a residence in 1929. ● It was located at 394 West Main.

Thomas, Martha Paine ● Wife of Daniel Stillwell Thomas ● Served as a Counselor in the First Lehi Relief Society Presidency 1868- 1892. Thomas, Myra Amanda Clark ● Born in Lehi in 1854 ● Expertise in Needle Work ● Excellent Saddle Horse Rider ● Went to every funeral in Lehi..Felt it was her duty. ● Died in 1900 two days after the birth of her last child. Thomas, Preston ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Member of the Lehi Fort Committee Created Feb. 17, 1854. ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Served as Lehi Alderman 1954-55 ● First Teacher in Lehi in the Log Cabin School House Fall 1851. ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. ● Elected as one of the first Lehi School District Board Members 1854 Thomas, Stanley W. ● Born in Lehi in 1898 ● Enlisted July 26, 1917. ● Casualty of World War I-Died from wounds Nov. 12, 1919. Thrasher, Edward ● Owner of the Lehi Business Green Grocery in 1917. Thurgood, Debbie Cullimore ● Amateur Historian and Scientist ● Amateur Photographer-Several of her photographs of birds are featured at the John Hutchings Museum. ● John Hutchings Museum Record Keeper and Docent ● Profession Quilt maker and a teacher of sewing at the John Hutchings Museum. ● Direct Descendent from Lehi Pioneers. Thurman, David J. ● Member of the first Lehi Bass Band in 1871. ● Lehi City Attorney 1892-93; 1898 ● Lehi City Judge 1918-1920 Thurman, George William (Thurmond) ● Born on 11 August 1843 in Kentucky ● Was a member of the Kentucky Home Guard organized to protect their community during the Civil War. ● He was involved in many raids during the Civil War. ● In 1864, he headed with some young men to go to California. ● Worked for the Overland Stage in Nevada in 1864 ● Transferred to Fairfield for the stage in 1865 ● Fought in the Black Hawk War ● He married Catherine Rodeback in 1866. ● 1868-69 Taught school in Lehi ● In the Spring of 1869 he went to Kentucky to bring his mother and family to Lehi and Utah to live. ● 1869-70 Taught school in Cedar Fort ● 1870-71 Taught school in Lehi ● Director and creator of the Lehi Brass Band in 1871. ● First Lehi Sexton. Surveyed new cemetery with Israel Evans. ● Murdered by a student on Christmas Eve at the Thurman School 1871 ● Named the School by the Meeting house after him. (Thurman School) Thurman, Samuel Richard. ● He was born in 1850 in Kentucky, immigrating to Utah at age twenty. ● Thurman studied at Brigham Young Academy and Deseret University (now the University of Utah.) ● In 1880, he graduated from the University of Michigan Law School. ● First President Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association April 23. 1875 ● Lehi City Alderman 1872-77; 1879-80 ● Lehi City Attorney 1885-86 ● Became Lehi’s 8th Mayor with the resignation of Mayor William Winn in 1877. Reelected for another term in 1881-82. Resigned in 1882. ● After practicing in Utah County for six years, he and Sutherland founded the partnership Thurman & Sutherland. ● From 1893 to 1896, he was an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Territory of Utah. ● Thurman was a member of the Constitutional Convention and saw to it that women’s suffrage was included in the 1895 Constitution. ● Instrumental in forming the Democratic Party in Utah ● Formed the Sagebrush Democrats-first mayor party in Utah ● Utah State Democratic Chairman for many years ● Ran for United States Congress but was defeated ● Member of the Utah Supreme Court ● Served eight terms on the Utah Territorial Legislature. ● Strong supporter of Women’s Right to vote and other issues. ● Moved from Lehi To Provo to dedicate himself to the Law Profession. ● Formed a Law Firm with David Evans Jr. ● Served an LDS Mission to England. ● Justice Thurman was known for his keen sense of humor and marked intellectual abilities. ● He died on July 12, 1941 in Salt Lake City. Timothy, Hyrum ● Lehi City Marshal 1892 ● In 1893-94 was a committee member on the North Branch Meeting House at 500 West and 1200 North. Titcomb, Luke ● Moved to Lehi in 1852 ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. Served as the Cook ● Helped build the Meeting House. Served at the Janitor ● Farmer ● Died in 1913 Todd, Derek ● Graduated from Brigham Young University ● Former City Administrator for Renton, Washington and Frederick, Colorado ● Lehi City Administrator 2012-Present Time. Trane, Eliza Maria Howes ● Born in 1849 ● Moved to Lehi in 1854 ● Married Thomas F. Trane ● Mother of eight children Trane, Thomas F. ● Born in 1846 ● Came to Lehi in 1860-resided for 52 years ● Hauled freight for Brigham Young 1864 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865-67 ● Worked on building the Transcontinental Railroad ● Present that the driving of the Golden Spike. ● Bingham Miner ● Lehi City Treasurer 1898-99 ● Lehi City Councilor 1891-93 ● Member of the Lehi School Board. Trane, Vera ● Piano Teacher for many years. ● Directed Many Lehi Choirs ● Toured Europe with the LDS Relief Society Choir ● Founding member of the Lehi Liahonian Club in 1943. Trinnaman, Thomas ● Lehi City Marshal 1938-39 Tripp, George Frederick ● Born in August 23, 1926 in Hinckley, Utah. ● Grew up on a ranch in Callao. ● Graduated from Lehi High School in 1944 ● Served in the Merchant Marines from 1945-47 ● Went to work in the home building industry after the war. ● Worked as a Lehi City electrician 1949-51 ● Worked for the Lehi Post Office from 1951-1981 for thirty years. ● Worked for Alpine School District as a cabinet maker 1981-1992 ● Named Alpine School District’s employee of the year for 1989-90 ● 41st Mayor of Lehi 1984-89 ● Board of Directors John Hutchings Museum ● Bishop Lehi First Ward 1968-1974 ● Served as President of the Timpanogos Special Service District 1984-86 ● Served as Vice-chairman and secretary Treasurer of the Mountainland Council of government. 1987-89 ● Served as Vice-chairman of the Utah County Council of Governments 1987- 88 ● Patriarch UVU Single Stake ● President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1994-99 ● Vice President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1989-93 ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1981-88 and 2000-2004 ● Longtime Lehi Post Office employee-Started out delivering the mail on bicycle. Retired after 30 years. ● Board of Directors Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS). ● Board of Directors Intermountain Consumer Power Association (ICPA) ● Actively Involved in the 1990 remodeling of the Memorial Building for the John Hutchings Museum. Blackie Harris and George in charge. ● Veteran of World War II.- United States Merchant Marines ● Served on the Utah County Planning Commission beginning in 1991. Served as Vice-chair in 1993-94. ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2004 ● Died February 27. 2014 of Leukemia Tripp, Shirley Jean Peterson ● Married George Tripp in August 25, 1948 in the Salt Lake Temple ● Raised six children in Lehi. ● Charter Member of the Letitian Club 1952 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2004 Tucker, Valten J. ● Lehi West Stake Presidency 1989-1990 ● Lehi West Stake President 1990- ● LDS Japan Mission President Tuckett, Arden F. ● Lehi First Ward Bishop 1989- ● Lehi Businessman Lehi Bakery Turner, Alfred ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865-67 Turner, Blanche ● Lehi City Treasurer 1944-45; 1948-53 Turner, Clemn ● Lehi City Marshal 1943-51, 1958-1961 ● Lehi City Judge 1966-68 Turner, James ● Lehi City Councilor 1892-1893 Turner, Joyce ● Charter Member of the Letitian Club 1952 Turner, Wesley ● Member of the Lehi Jaycees. ● Lehi Chairman of the 1953 Get Out the Vote Campaign. ● Pilot ● Member of the Lehi Volunteer Fire Department. ● Chairman of the Lehi Fireworks in 1973. Turner, William ● Manager of the Plastering on the Lehi Tabernacle