Tabernacle Post Office" Petition for the Saints of Kanesville, Iowa

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The "Tabernacle Post Office" Petition for the Saints of Kanesville, Iowa

Fred E. Woods [email protected]

Maurine Carr Ward

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The “Tabernacle Post Office” Petition for the Saints of Kanesville, Iowa

Maurine Carr Ward and Fred E. Woods

“As cold waters to a thirsty soul, so is good news from a far country.” Thus spoke wise King Solomon a millennium before the birth of Christ.1 As America labored to give birth to a new nation, the United States Post Office Department was born when the Second Continental Congress met in 1775 at Philadelphia and agreed to appoint Benjamin Franklin as the country’s first postmaster general.2 During the nineteenth century, America continued to grow in popula- tion as children were born and as immigrants crossed the Atlantic to the land of promise. This growth not only caused America to lengthen her bor- ders but also created the need for an expansion of mail service. By 1840, both Britain and the United States were in need of a good source of communication because of the migrant activities of both countries. In the spring, Britain published the world’s first adhesive postal stamp to be used commer- cially. This invention greatly benefited immigrants who were separated from their family, friends, and homeland by the vast ocean. At this time, the pop- ulation of the United States swelled to over seventeen million, which included some 76,000 English and 207,000 Irish immigrants.3 In this same year, Latter-day Saint British converts began to gather to

MAURINE CARR WARD is the editor of Mormon Historical Studies. She is also the editor of Winter Quarters: The 1846–1848 Life Writings of Mary Haskin Parker Richards, published in 1996 by Utah State University Press.

FRED E. WOODS is a professor of Church History and Doctrine at Brigham Young University, and he is also the executive director for the Mormon Historic Sites Foundation. They would like to thank Ronald G. Watt and Ronald O. Barney of the LDS Church Archives for their help and encouragement in preparing the information in this article. 150 Mormon Historical Studies

America to augment the building of Nauvoo. However, during the winter of 1846, they were forced to leave their beloved city. They crossed the prairie by the thousands, and Brigham Young established a temporary Church head- quarters at Winter Quarters—on the west bank of the Missouri River near modern-day Omaha, Nebraska. In the spring and summer of 1847, Young led a vanguard company of Saints into the Great Basin. There they established a new home in the Salt Lake Valley where they prepared the desert to blos- som as a rose. Like any inhabitants of a pioneer oasis, these Saints who settled in the desert West were eager to receive communications from their loved ones. Therefore, it was timely that 1847 also marked the establishment of postal service extending from the Atlantic Coast to the Pacific Coast and the adoption of the U.S. postal stamp by the United States government.4 Before the year closed, Brigham Young returned to the Missouri River; and at a Church conference held on 27 December 1847, the Church sustained him as President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This important event occurred on the eastern side of the river opposite Winter Quarters. Here in Iowa Territory, Pottawattamie County had just been established on 24 February of this same year.5 According to Wilford Woodruff, the Saints had just spent three weeks building a “Log Tabernacle for this & other Conferences.”6 Woodruff later noted that at the time Young and his counselors were sustained in the First Presidency, “about 1,000 souls got in the House [Tabernacle].”7 Before Brigham Young returned to the Salt Lake Valley, he appointed his thirty-three-year-old nephew, Evan M. Greene, to serve as the postmaster for this region, which was known as “Council Bluffs.”8 Here Greene served for nearly five years before immigrating to Utah in 1852. During his tenure as postmaster, he sent mail with each pioneer company as it depart- ed Kanesville (Council Bluffs) for the Salt Lake Valley.9 The settlement and development of the West created the need for more post offices. One author noted, “There is perhaps no better register of the growth of the country than the record of the expansion of the postal service. The opening of a post office in some remote section of the West is a proof sufficient of the presence of the pioneer.”10 Not only did a Kanesville post office create a vehicle for better communication with the outside world for the Saints temporarily settled in Pottawattamie County but also, perhaps more importantly, the post office served as an important signal that this Latter-day Saint community was officially recognized by the federal admin- istration in Washington, D.C. Therefore, with a successful petition for a local post office, a local government could be created, inherent with the legal rights that brought stability and security to a newly formed county. Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 151

In his journal dated 18 January 1848, Wilford Woodruff wrote, “Two petitions were presented to the meetings for signatures, one for A county in the Potawattame tract of land in Iowa And the other for A Post Office. And the People were signing them daily.”11 Just two days later, a petition to the Iowa legislature for the organi- zation of a county on the Pottawattamie lands was read and signed by many. In addition, a letter to the postmaster general for the establishment of a post office, near the Log Tabernacle, was read and signed. It included the request for semiweekly mail service from this point to Austin, the northwestern Missouri vil- Evan M. Greene, postmaster for the lage.12 Brigham Young sent the "Council Bluffs" region. letter of request to the Photograph courtesy of LDS Church Archives. “Honorable Postmaster General of the United States,” which stated the following:

There are many thousands Inhabitants in the vicinity of the Log Tabernacle, which is situated on the Government Purchase of the Pottawattamies and in the State of Iowa, whose interest is materially injured, and whose journey, business and improvements, are retarded or distroyed by non intercourse; there being no Post Office within forty or fifty miles of said Tabernacle, and the public good requires a convenient office: Therefore, We your Petitioners, Citizens of the United Sates and residents of said vicinage, pray your Honor, to cause, such an office to be located at or near said Tabernacle without delay, to be called the Tabernacle Post office; to appoint Evan M. Green Postmaster; and to cause the Semi Weekly mail of Austin or Linden, to be continued to said office and your Petitioners, etc.13

This petition was followed by eighteen hundred signatures, all males.14 That Brother Brigham and the Saints were eager for this petition to be granted can be ascertained by the fact that a number of the signatures are those of boys. This document is useful not only in demonstrating who was 152 Mormon Historical Studies

living in the Kanesville, Iowa, region in 1848 but also in demonstrating the strong desire for the Church to be granted official recognition by the federal government so the Saints could establish their legal rights as United States citizens. What follows is a list of names on the petition as found in the Journal History of the Church, dated 20 January 1848. These names were extracted at some time from the original petition pages found in the Brigham Young Office Files, Church Archives, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. However, during this extraction, many of the names were misread. The list below was, therefore, checked against the original petition. These names were then checked against five other sources, as shown below, in an effort to correctly identify the individuals and to show where the individuals lived and how many of those named were children:

1. Susan Easton Black, Membership of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints: 1830–1848.15

2. Susan Easton Black, Early Members of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.16

3. Ronald G. Watt, Iowa Branch Index: 1839–1859. During the temporary stay in Iowa, between 1846 and 1849, nearly one hundred branches of the Church functioned in Pottawattamie County, Iowa. Records from twen- ty-three of these branches have been acquired by the LDS Historical Department, but these account for more records than any other period of the early Church. The intent of the records varies from names and branches to baptism dates, marriage information, priesthood ordinations, and more. Because the branch clerk likely entered the names as he heard them, some misspellings were inevitable. Names found in the Pottawattamie High Council Record are included in this index. The Iowa Branch Index, located in the reference section of the LDS Church Archives Reading Room, includes more than five thousand names, only about 20 percent of the Mormons in Iowa from the late 1840s to the early 1850s.17

4. Winter Quarters Wards Index to Membership Lists: 1846–1848. This index is located in the LDS Church Archives. It was compiled from a vari- ety of sources, not comprehensive, including bishops’ reports, high council meeting minutes, tithing records, “census” reports of widows, soldiers’ wives, and other unassigned members of wards. The original ward records are in the LDS Church Archives, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. There Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 153

are a few problems with the index. Handwriting in the original record is difficult to read, making exact transcriptions difficult to produce. Many of the wards list only the widows, soldiers’ wives, and others, so the membership is incomplete. As was the case in the Iowa branches, people often did not remain in one ward or branch but moved to be with family or friends or moved to better housing; therefore, in same cases, there are multiple listings for an individual.18

5. Beverly Boileau, 1850 Census: Pottawattamie County, Iowa. The census shows ages, places of birth, family relationships, and occupations where known. This information greatly supplemented the information found in Susan Black’s membership lists.19 There are some serious misspellings of names, shown that way in the original census record. Some examples of the more serious errors are Edson Bary instead of Edson Barney, Ephraim Winkcum instead of Ephraim Mecham, and John L. Balten instead of John L. Butler.

The list that follows shows what has been determined to be the most correct rendering of each name,20 the Pottawattamie County branch that individual resided in (where known) or the initials PHC if the name is found in the Pottawattamie High Council minutes, the Winter Quarters Ward the individual resided in (where known), an X if a person is found in the 1850 Pottawattamie Census, and a comment section, specifically showing the fathers and ages of their sons eighteen years old and younger. Some names are obvious duplicates. Other common names, such as John Smith, are impos- sible to correctly identify in any of the sources.

Notes

1. Proverbs 25:25. 2. Rita L. Moroney, History of the U.S. Postal-Service 1775–1982 (Washington D.C.: Office of the Post Master General, 1983), 1. 3. James Trager, The Peoples’ Chronology (New York: Holt, Rhinehart and Winston, 1976), 220–22, quoted in Fred E. Woods, Gathering to Nauvoo (American Fork, Utah: Covenant Communications, 2002), 34, note 16. 4. LeRoy R. Hafen, The Overland Mail 1849–1869: Promoter of Settlement Precursor of Railroads (New York: AMS Press, 1969), 30. 5. “Pottawattamie County,” www.pottcounty.com/html/documentation2.shtml. 6. Wilford Woodruff Journals, ed. Scott G. Kenney, 13 vols. (Midvale, Utah: Signature Books, 1983), 24 December 1847, 3:299. 7. Wilford Woodruff Journals, 27 December 1847, 3:300–1. 8. Local Nebraska historian Gail G. Holmes notes that the name Council Bluffs was given to this Omaha, Nebraska, region, encompassing both sides of the Missouri River, 154 Mormon Historical Studies

because of a meeting held in 1803 between Lewis and Clark and the Oto Missouri Indians. He further adds that Church leaders governed about ninety temporary settle- ments in this area. During the years 1849–52, the postal service received additional sup- port for communication via the LDS newspaper, the Frontier Guardian, which was edited by Elder Orson Hyde of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. (See “Council Bluffs, Iowa,” Encyclopedia of Latter-day Saint History, ed. Arnold R. Garr, Donald Q. Cannon, and Richard O. Cowan (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 2000), 254–56). 9. History of Bear Lake Pioneers, comp. Edith Parker Haddock and Dorothy Hardy Matthews, ed. F. Ross Peterson, Edith Parker Haddock, and Dorthy Hardy Matthews (Bear Lake County, Idaho: Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, 1968), 218–19. In an article appearing in the Woman’s Exponent titled “Called Home, Death of Elder Evan M. Greene,” 11, no. 1 (June 1, 1882): 5, we learn the following information that was appar- ently prepared by editor Emmeline B. Wells: Evan M. Greene was the son of John P. and Rhoda Y. Greene and was born 22 December 1814 in Cayuga County, New York. He joined the Church in 1831 and was an intimate friend of Joseph Smith. He served as a high priest and was later ordained a patriarch in 1873. Evan died 22 May 1882 while trav- eling from Salt Lake City to Escalante, Utah. He died the father of eighteen children as well as many grandchildren and great-grandchildren to whom he left a legacy of faith. Evan served as a missionary to the eastern states and later served as the postmaster of Provo, Utah, as well as the mayor for two years. In addition, he served on the legislature for four years and worked as a farmer, stock raiser, merchant, and school teacher. (See Frank Esshom, Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah (Salt Lake City: Utah Pioneers Book Publishing Company, 1913.) For information concerning the western migration via Kanesville, see Walker D. Wyman, “Council Bluffs and the Westward Movement,” Iowa Journal of History 47 (April 1949): 99–118. See also Fred E. Woods, “More Precious than Gold: The Journey to and through Zion in 1849–1850,” Nauvoo Journal 11, no. 1 (spring 1999): 109–24. 10. Hafen, The Overland Mail 1849–1869, 26. 11. Wilford Woodruff Journals, 18 January 1848, 3:310. The Journal History, 20 January 1848, notes that the meetings Woodruff refers to lasted several days. President Brigham Young and others attended these meetings held in the Kanesville Log Tabernacle, 16–20 January 1848, on the occasion of the Seventies Jubilee. On the last day of the jubilee (20 January 1848), Brigham Young told the assembled Seventies that the event “could not be considered a Jubilee spoken of in the revelation for all bands were not broken and Pres. Young called it a jubilo.” 12. Journal History, 20 January 1848. The Austin Post Office was near Hunsaker’s Ferry in Atchison County Missouri (present-day Hamburg, Iowa). Mr. Thomas Tuttle worked as both the postmaster and a merchant at the Austin Post Office at the time of this 1848 petition. Before the Post Office was established in Kanesville, the Saints from Winter Quarters and Council Bluffs had to travel down a military trail to the Austin Post Office for their mail. (See History of Fremont County, Iowa [Des Moines: Iowa Historical, 1881], 177–78.) 13. Brigham Young to the Post Master General, 20 January 1848, Brigham Young, Office Files, Correspondence, LDS Church Archives. Note that an earlier draft of this letter (located just before the letter noted above) indicates that the name “Council Bluff Post Office” was considered before the name of the “Tabernacle Post Office” was select- ed. 14. The fact that no women’s names were on the petition is probably because votes Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 155

cast by women did not officially count at this time in America. Women’s right to vote was not won until the Nineteenth Amendment was passed in 1920. A women’s suffrage amendment was first introduced in Congress in 1878, but it failed to pass. The amendment refused to die, however, and was doggedly reintroduced at every session until it finally passed in 1920. 15. Susan Easton Black, Membership of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: 1830–1848, 50 vols. (Provo, Utah: Brigham Young University Religious Studies Center, 1989). 16. Susan Easton Black, Early Members of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 6 vols. (Provo, Utah: Brigham Young University Religious Studies Center, 1993). 17. Ronald G. Watt, Iowa Branch Index: 1839–1859 (Salt Lake City: Historical Department, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1991). 18. Winter Quarters Wards Index to Membership Lists: 1846–1848 (Salt Lake City: Historical Department, Museum Division, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1998). 19. Beverly Boileau, ed., 1850 Census: Pottawattamie County, Iowa (Henderson, Iowa: n.p., 1987). 20. Where the petition shows a first given name, middle initial, and surname, the authors have retained that format without trying to identify the middle name. 156 Mormon Historical Studies

Iowa WQ 1850 Name Branch Ward Census Comments , Jacob Abbott, Abiel Garden Grove Abbott, Jacob F. McOlney X Abbott, Myron Garden Grove Abbott, William A. Adams, Arza PHC Adams, Barnabas L. Adams, James Council Point X Adams, John Council Point Aiken, Benjamin Council Point Aiken, Samuel R. Council Point Ainscough, Nephi Ainscough, William X Ainscough, William duplicate? Aldridge, William PHC bishop of Cooley’s Branch Alleman, Benjamin J. Lake X son of John, age 13 Alleman, John Lake X Alleman, John H. Lake X son of John, age 8 Alleman, Joseph D. X son of John, age 4 Alexander, Henry S. Alexander, Charles S. son of Henry S., age 1 Alger, John 14 Alger, Samuel Alger, Thomas Allen, Alanson Allen, Andrew A. Coonville, Harris Grove X or Allen, Andrew L. Coonville, Harris Grove counselor in Coonville Branch Allen, Franklin Blockhouse X Allen, George Blockhouse Allen, Gideon Blockhouse Allen, Ira Harris Grove X Allen, Joseph Blockhouse, No. Pigeon, PHC X Allen, Joseph Smith son of Ira, age 2 or Allen, Joseph Steward Harris Grove son of James D., age 8 Allen, Joseph L. Harris Grove son of Joseph Steward, age 1 Allen, Jude North Pigeon X Allen, Marshall son of Albern, age 14 Allen, Philo Blockhouse Allen, Rufus PHC Alley, Charles H. son of George, age 9 Alley, George Alley, George H. Alley, Stephen W. son of George, age 16 Allred, Andrew J. Council Point son of James, age 17 Allred, James Council Point, PHC X bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Allred, John F. Council Point X Allred, R. [Reddick] N. Allred, Reuben W. Council Point Allston, Joseph Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 157

John Alleman Pioneers and Prominant Richard Ballantyne Ira Allen Men of Utah Logan DUP Museum International DUP

Alvord, Joseph 10 X son of Thaddeus, age 18 Ames, Ira Lake Amy, Dustin PHC 15 X Amy, Royal D. X son of Dustin, age 15 Anderson, Amos B. Anderson, James P. McOlney X Anderson, Martin H. McOlney X son of Miles, age 11 Anderson, Miles McOlney X Anderson, Wm. R. or K. McOlney son of Miles, age 6 Andrews, Amos B. Andrus, Milo Mt Pisgah X Andrus, James son of Milo, age 13 Andrus, John son of Milo, age 7 Angell, Albert son of Solomon, age 1 Angell, Alma son of Solomon, age 5 Angell, John O. son of Solomon, age 3 Angell, Solomon Angell, Thomas possibly Truman Angell Arnold, Joseph S. son of Josiah, age 8 Arnold, Josiah Arnold, Orson son of Josiah, age 10 Ashby, Benjamin 16 Ashby, John son of Nathaniel, age 3 Ashby, Nathaniel son of Nathaniel, age 13 Ashby, Richard son of Nathaniel, age 12 Ashby, William son of Nathaniel, age 9 Ashton, Isaac Ashton, Joseph Lake X son of Thomas, age 10 Ashton, Thomas Lake 21 X Atwood, Danford Atwood, Dwight X son of Reuben, age 11 Atwood, Malon Atwood, Reuben Atwood, Selahl shown as Cealer in 1850 census Averett, William son of Elisha, age 8 Backwell, James 158 Mormon Historical Studies

Backwell, James L. Baldwin, Caleb X Baldwin, James K. 21 Baldwin, K. P. Baldwin, Lyman R. Baldwin, Wheeler Ballantyne, Peter Ballantyne, Richard Ballard, John H. X Bank, Joseph Bank, Michael Barlow, Alimthy Barlow, Ianthus son of Israel, age 2 Barlow, Israel Barlow, Israel jr son of Israel, age 6 Barlow, Israel sr duplicate, see Israel Barnard, J. [John] P. PHC bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Barnett, Samuel 3 Barnett, William PHC age 17, no parents known Barney, Buren X son of Edson, age 18 Barney, Edson X Barney, Elroy X son of Edson, age 5 Barney, Joseph Seth X son of Edson, age 3 or Barney, Joseph Smith X son of Lewis, age 4 Barney, Lewis X Barney, Royal Barrington, Hyrum M. Barrows, James son of Joseph sr, age 14 Barrows, John Barrows, Joseph Barrows, Robert son of Joseph sr, age 18 Barrus, Benjamin X son of Emery, age 10 Barrus, Emery X Barrus, Emery duplicate? Barrus, Orrin X son of Emery, age 3 Bartholomew, George son of Noah W., age 16 Bartholomew, Joseph X Bartholomew, Lewis L. son of Noah W., age 18 Bartholomew, Nelson son of Noah W., age 13 Bartholomew, N. [Noah] W. 15 Bartholomew, Willis son of Noah W., age 8 Barton, John 11 Bassett, Elias North Pigeon X Beal, Henry son of John, age 13 Beal, John Beal, John duplicate? Beal, John jr son of John, age 12 Beal, William son of John, age 15 Bean, James Blockhouse bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Beathers, Zadock L. age 1 Beebe, Henry Plum Hollow Beebe, Joseph L. Plum Hollow Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 159

Beebe, Leroy W. Plum Hollow son of William, age 8 Beebe, William A. Plum Hollow X bishop of Plum Hollow Bell, Abner Bell, Archibald Belnap, Gilbert 13 Benbow, John PHC 14 bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Bennett, Eli Bennett, James X Benson, Alfred B. Macedonia Benson, David X Benson, James X Benson, Jerome M. Big Pigeon X Bentley, Richard X Bernhisel, John M. son of John M., age 2 Bernhisel, John M. MD Berrum, Guy C. Berry, Joseph McOlney son of Jesse, age 4 Berry, Robert McOlney son of Jesse, age 7 Berry, William McOlney son of Jesse, age 10 Bess, James L. Bess, Oliver C. son of Jule, age 17 Bess, William H. Bester, Henry Bevan, James X Bevins, Andrew Bidwell, Robert W. Bigelow, Asa son of Nahum, age 16 Bigelow, Daniel son of Nahum, age 6 Bigelow, Hiram 21 Bigelow, James O. Mt Pisgah Bigelow, Moroni son of Nahum, age 8 Bigelow, Nahum Bigler, Jacob G. Big Pigeon, Blockhouse 15 X Billington, Joseph Bills, John 14 Bird, Charles Council Point, PHC 17 X bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Bird, Ephraim Bird, Ephraim Bird, George W. X son of Charles, age 8 Bird, James Council Point Bird, John P. K. Council Point X Bird, Richard McOlney Bird, Samuel Bird, Taylor Council Point son of James, age 16 Bird, Thomas age 10, parents unknown Bird, Thomas son of James, age 8 Bitner, Breneman son of Abraham, age 11 Blackburn, Elias Council Point Blackman, Stephen McOlney X Blackwell, James Blodgett, Newman G. X Blanchard, John R. X Blanchard, John R. jr X son of John R., age 18 160 Mormon Historical Studies

Blanchard, Simeon Harris Grove bishop of Harris Grove Blazard, Elijah Blazard, John son of John H., age 1 Blazard, John Blazard, Samuel Bliss, Norman 17 Bliss, Orley 17 son of Norman, age 11 Bloseum, Robert Boley, Henry H. X Boss, John Boss, Solomon Boss, Willis Bostwick, Daniel W. X son of Hyrum, age 11 Bostwick, Hyrum PHC X Bostwick, Samuel A. X son of Hyrum, age 14 Boyce/Boice, John Boyce/Boice, Peter Boyer, Ephraim Boyer, J. C. Boyer, Orson Bradley, George Bradley, George Henry Bradley, Hiram Moroni Bradley, Jerome Braffet, George Braffet, Horace Braffet, Joseph W. Braley, Jesse C. Braley, Jesse C. jr Brandon, George W. Blockhouse Brandy, Thomas J. Bridger, William Brim, Alexander X Brinton, David Brinton, Evans P. Brite, Jabez Brite, John Brooke, John Mill X Brookie, Samuel Mill X Brown, Alexander Brown, Benjamin bishop of WQ 16th ward Brown, Benjamin Brown, Benjamin son of Lorenzo, age 3 Brown, Daniel X Brown, Daniel Brown, Homer age 18, parents unknown Brown, James Blockhouse 21 Brown, James H. or A. Brown, James M. son of James, age 14 Brown, Jesse S. Brown, Lorenzo Brown, Moroni Brown, Nathaniel T. Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 161

David Brinton David Candland LDS Church Archives Benjamin L. Clapp LDS Church Archives LDS Church Archives

Brown William Kanesville 21 X Brown, Willis X son of Daniel, age 14 Brown, Wilson Brownell, Gideon Buchanan, Archibald X son of John, age 18 Buchanan, John Bukford, Ezra Bulkley, Noah S. Blockhouse, PHC Bullock, Alexander son of James, age 10 Bullock, Benjamin K. Hyde Park, PHC X bishop of Hyde Park Bullock, Isaac X Bullock, James 5 Bullock, Thomas 17 Bullock, Thomas son of Thomas, age 9 Bundy, George PHC bishop, 27 Jul 1846 Bunker, Edward Garden Grove X Burch, Daniel Burch, James son of Daniel, age 13 Burch, Robert son of Daniel, age 10 Burch, William son of Daniel, age 16 Burdick, Thomas 14 X Burgess, George M. son of Horace, age 9 Burgess, Harrison Burgess, Horace Farmersville, PHC bishop of Farmersville Burgess, Hyrum son of Horace, age 11 Burgess, Samuel J. PHC X Burgess, Thomas X Burgess, Thomas Burgess, William 1,14 Burgess, William C. son of James, age 3 Burkelow, Luther V. Burkett, John X Burton, Robert Mt Pisgah Burton, Sidney Burton, William Blockhouse Busby, Joseph X 162 Mormon Historical Studies

Busby, Joseph S. Busenbark, Henry X son of Isaac, age 16 Busenbark, Isaac X Busenbark, William T. son of Isaac, age 1 Bushman, Martin X Butler, James X Butler, John L. North Pigeon X Butler, John L. X son of John L., age 5 Butler, Kenion T. X son of John L., age 17 Butler, Nathan Butterfield, Abel 1 Butterfield, Charles R. Bybee, Byrum North Pigeon Bybee, Byrum Levi North Pigeon son of Byrum, age 8 Cahoon, Daniel Cahoon, James C. son of William F., age 1 Cahoon, John son of William F., age 8 Cahoon, Mahonri son of Reynolds, age 14 Cahoon, Rais son of Reynolds, age 3 Cahoon, Reynolds Cahoon, William son of Reynolds Cairns, Henry 1 Cairns, John Cairns, John duplicate? Caldwell, Robert Blockhouse, PHC X Calkins, Luman H. Big Grove, PHC 15 bp of Big Grove & WQ 8th Calkins, Luman H. duplicate? Callahan, Andrew N. 17 son of Thomas W., age 14 Campbell, Abel 18 son of Jonathan, age 13 Campbell, Nephi 18 son of Jonathan, age 11 Campbell, Robert Blockhouse, Big Pigeon, PHC clerk of Blockhouse Candland, David Blockhouse, PHC Canerday, Charles Canerday, James Cannon, Hiram 15,21 Caravath, Rodolphus Carling, Abram F. X son of John, age 11 Carling, Francis X son of John, age 3 Carling, Isaac V. X son of John, age 16 Carling, John X Carling, Joseph M. X son of John, age 1 Carlos, Edward Carlos, Edward duplicate? Carlos, John Carlos, Thomas Carlos, William Carmichael, William Carroll, James McOlney X branch Clerk Cartam, John A. Carter, Chauncey W. Big Springs bishop of Big Springs Carter, Daniel X son of Reuben, age 9 Carter, Dominicus X Carter, John Blockhouse X son of Reuben, age 12 Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 163

Carter, Peter Y. X son of William, age 18 Carter, R. [Reuben?] Blockhouse X Carter, William Blockhouse X son of Reuben, age 17 Carter, William PHC X Carter, William Chaffin, L. [Louis] R. [Rice] Chamberlin, Nathan X Chapman, Charles PHC 7,15 bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Chapman Charles F. Chapman, Hiram son of Welcome, age 7 Chapman, Joseph son of Welcome, age 10 Chapman, Levi son of Welcome, age 3 Chapman, Orson Chapman, Welcome Chase, Ezra PHC 1 Chase, Sisson A. PHC X Chidester, David P. X son of John M., age 8 Chidester, John M. X Chidester, John P. X son of John M., age 15 Chidester, Joshua X son of John M., age 5 Chipman, George L. Chipman, Harmon J. Silver Creek, PHC bishop of Silver Creek Clapp, Benjamin L. PHC 14,15 Clapp, Joseph C. son of Benjamin, age 11 Clapp, Lewis F. son of Benjamin, age 14 Clapp, William N. son of Benjamin, age 13 Clark, Andrew J. G. X Clark, Enoch X son of John W., age 10 Clark, Ezra T. 14 Clark, Davis X son of John W.?, age 12 Clark, George Coonville X Clark, Hiram Blockhouse, PHC 14 Clark, Horace Blockhouse son of Hiram, age 16 Clark, John Council Point X Clark, John Haslem son of John, age 6 Clark, John T.X Clark, Joseph S. Council Point X Clark, Lorenzo PHC 3 Clark, Samuel G. Mill branch president Clark, Thomas X Clark, Thomas Clark, Thomas Clark, Thomas jr X son of Thomas, age 12 Clark, Washington son of Lorenzo, age 15 Claton, Hiram G. Big Springs Clayton, John X Clayton, Joseph T. son of William, age 1 Clayton Newell Horace? son of William, age 1 Clayton, Thomas O. Clayton, William 17 Clayton, William Clayton, William Clayton, William H. son of William, age 5 164 Mormon Historical Studies

Clawson Hiram B. 17 Clawson, Moses Blockhouse, PHC bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Cleveland, Henry son of Henry A., age 14 Cleveland, Henry A. 15 X Cleveland, William son of Henry A., age 11 Clementson, [Clement] James X son of Albert, age 15 Clementson, [Clement] Nephi X son of Albert, age 6 Clifford, 13 first name/initials unclear Clinton, Jeter D. Clothier, Ira Cloward, Daniel Rocky Ford X Cloward, Daniel duplicate? Cloward, Daniel H. Rocky Ford X son of Daniel, age 1 Cloward, Daniel H. duplicate? Cloward, Jacob Rocky Ford 15 X Cloward, Jacob jr Rocky Ford 15 X Cloward, James M. X Cloward, James M. duplicate? Cloward, Thomas P. Rocky Ford 13 X Cloward, Thomas P. duplicate? Cloward, William Rocky Ford X Cloward, William Rocky Ford duplicate? Coffin, William B. Mill Colburn, Thomas Colby, Alanson Cole, H. [Hugh] H. Council Point Cole, James Council Point Cole, John Colton, Philander Mill Condit, S. [Silas] W. X Congden, Ansch W. Conover, Peter Conyston, Allan Cook, Aaron PHC 13 Cook, Daniel Council Point Cook, Henry Macedonia X Cook, Henry L. Cook, James Lake, Council Point X son of Henry, age 9 Cook, Obeny L. Cook, Phineas W. Coon, Abraham Mill, PHC bishop of Mill Branch Coon, Eli Rocky Ford, Buoyo Coon, Jacob R Ford, Buoyo, North Pigeon Coon, John R Ford, Buoyo, North Pigeon son of abraham?, age 16 Coon, Joseph R Ford, Buoyo, North Pigeon Coon, Samuel Rocky Ford, North Pigeon Cooper, Agrippa X Corbitt, Thomas 17 Corbitt, Thomas duplicate? Coulson, George W.? bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Cottin, Samuel C. Cotton, Reuvan Covert, Evert ? son of William, age 15 Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 165

Covert, Smith son of William, age 8 Covert, Timothy son of William, age 10 Covert, W. Mt Pisgah 13 Covey, Benjamin 1 Covey, Enoch 1 son of Benjamin, age 11 Covey Hyrum 1 son of Benjamin, age 5 Covey, Joseph 1 Covey, Joseph son of Benjamin, age 9 Cox, Amos Cox, Charles T. 5 son of Amos, age 5 Cox, Elias son of Jehu, age 13 Cox, Frederick W. X Cox, Frederick W. jr X son of Frederick, age 12 Cox, Isaiah son of Jehu, age 9 Cox, Jackson 7 Cox, Jehu son of Jehu, age 11 Cox, John X Cox, Jonathan A. Cox, Ramsey Cox, Richard Cox, Silas Cox, Thomas Cox, William A. X son of Frederick, age 8 Cox, William H. X Crandall, Myron McOlney Crosby, John K. Macedonia bishop of Macedonia Crosby, William Crosby, William W. Garden Grove Culbertson, James G. Cummings, Charles 3 X son of George W., age 13 Cummings, Charles W. duplicate? Cummings, Cornelius 3 X son of George W., age 9 Cummings, Cornelius duplicate? Cummings, George W.X Cummings, George W. duplicate? Curtis, Erastus Curtis, Ezra X Curtis, Joseph 3 Curtis, Moses 3 Curtis, Uriah Mt Pisgah X Cutler, Alpheus PHC X Cutler, Edwin R. Cutler, Franklin Cutler, Oscar X son of Alpheus, age 16 Cutler, Oscar Cutler, Parley Shirts blessed 1 Oct 1848 Cutler, William L. Daley, Mathew H. Daley, Moses PHC Daley, Moses jr Daley, William X Dalton, Charles Dalton, John Mt Pisgah 166 Mormon Historical Studies

Dalton, Luther son of Charles, age 5 Daverish, Henry Davis, Elisha H. X Davis, Franklin J. Council Point 13 X Davis, John Rocky Ford, Buoyo & Union X Davis, Stanley P. Council Point X son of Franklin J., age 8 Day, Hugh Day, William S. son of Hugh, age 13 Dayton, Alma T. son of Hyrum, age 1 Dayton, Almon F. Blockhouse Dayton, Hyrum Blockhouse 15 X Dayton, Lysander Mt Pisgah X Dayton, Moroni? X son of Hyrum, age 13 Dayton, William X son of Hyrum, age 15 Decker, Charles DeForest, Josiah North Pigeon 15 X Dewitt, John E. X son of Reuben, age 2 Dewitt, Reuben X Dickies, Fountaine G. Dickson, David 5 X Dickson, David M. jr X son of David, age 3 Dickson, William W. X son of David, age 1 Dille, Andrew Dingman, John X Dobson, Thomas X Dodge, Eli Dodge, Enoch E. Dodge, Seth 1 Dolenson, Charles Donaldson, Charles X Dowdle, James X son of Robert, dec., age 15 Dowdle, Robert X son of Robert, dec., age 13 Drake, Newel Draper, Moses Council Point son of William jr, age 16 Draper, William jr Council Point, PHC bp, 17 Jul 1846, Council Point? Draper, William sr Council Point X Drix, William Dudley, Oliver 15 Dudley, Simeon B. son of Oliver, age 3 Duncan, James Duncan, James duplicate? Duncan, James duplicate? Duncan, John X Duncan, George Duncan, William Dunklin, Oliver Dunn, James X bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Dunn, Loren X Dunn, Simeon A. 17 Dunn, Simeon A. son of Simeon, age 2 Durfee, Abraham X Durfee, Henry D. Durfee, Jabez X Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 167

Durfee, John Durfee, Perry PHC X Durfee, Willard F. Durphy, Royal Big Springs X Duzette, Edward P. Duzette, Edward P. duplicate? Dykes, George P. Mill, PHC X counselor in Mill Branch Dykes, Nephi X son of George, age 10 Dykes, William Mill son of George, age 10 Eames, Ellis PHC Earl, Sylvester Earl, Wilbur J. Edmundston/Edminston, John Edwards, Edward E. PHC X son of Elisha, age 13 Edwards, Elisha C. Point, Pleasant Valley 17 X Edwards, Esaias Edwards, Franklin X son of Elisha, age 15 Edwards, Harrison X son of Elisha, age 8 Edwards, James P. X son of Elisha, age 10 Edwards, William a William Edwards died at Garden Grove 12 May 1846 Egan, Horace A. son of Howard, age 1 Egan, Howard Egan, Howard R. son of Howard, age 8 Egan, Richard E. son of Howard, age 6 Eggleston, Edwin X son of Samuel, age 15 Eggleston, Harvey B. X son of Samuel, age 13 Eggleston, Orson H. X son of Samuel, age 7 Eggleston, Reuben X son of Samuel, age 17 Eggleston, Samuel 5 X Eldredge, Horace S. 5 Ellsworth, David 1 Ellsworth, Edmund Ellsworth, Egbert Ellsworth, Ephraim X Ellsworth, German Big Springs clerk of branch Ellsworth, James H. son of David, age 16 Empey, Isaac Empey, Levi X Empey, Nelson son of Adam, age 11 Empey, William Empey, William A. Ensign, Marius Evans, David S. Kanesville Everett, Elijah X Everett, Elijah jr X son of Elijah, age 8 Ewell, Pleasant Big Pigeon X Ewell, William F. Big Pigeon Fairchild, Alma Fairchild, Moroni Farlin, Orrin D. Council Point Farnsworth, Albert Coonville X son of Stephen, age 4 Farnsworth, Alonzo Coonville X son of Stephen, age 6 168 Mormon Historical Studies

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Farnsworth, Austin Coonville X son of Stephen, age 9 Farnsworth, Philo J. ? Farnsworth, Stephen M. Coonville X Farnsworth, Stephen jr Coonville X son of Stephen, age 2 Farr, Winslow X Fausett, Joseph X Fausett, William Allred’s, PHC 1 X bp of Allred’s Branch & WQ 6 Felshaw, John X son of William, age 11 Felshaw, William 21 X Ferguson, Isaac Ferre, John X Ferry, John Fielding, Joseph 13 Fifield, Charles B. son of Joseph Levi, age 15 Fifield, Matthew son of Joseph Levi, age 18 Fifield, William J. son of Joseph Levi, age 2 Fish, Horace Council Point Fisher, Edmund X Flack, John L. Mill X age 15 Flake, Charles L. son of James, age 8 Flake, James M. 21 Flake, William J. son of James, age 11 Fleming, Isaac 15 Fletcher, Charles E. Harris Grove son of Francis, age 5 Fletcher, Edwin F. Harris Grove son of Francis, age 8 Fletcher, Francis Harris Grove Fletcher,Wellington or Willington 1 Fliny, A. E. Follett, William Foote, Warren Blockhouse X clerk of branch Ford, William Foster, Arthur Foster, Charles Adams/Allen 1 or Foster, Charles Franklin Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 169

Foster, Daniel Foster, Franklin son of Solon sr, age 1 Foster, George Blockhouse X Foster, Hubert Foster, Joseph H. Blockhouse X son of George, age 5 Foster, Solon 1 Foster, Thomas J. Blockhouse X son of George, age 1 Foster, William Fox, Samuel France, Joseph France, Dewelton Franklin, Stephen X Free, Absalom P. Free, Absalom duplicate Free, Finley duplicate Free, Finley C. son of A. P., age 10 Free, Preston son of A. P., age 17 Free, Preston duplicate Free, William O. son of A. P., age 6 Free, William O. duplicate Fuller, Thomas E. Fullmer, Almond L. Fullmer, Almond L. jr son of Almon, age 4 Fullmer, David Garden Grove branch Pres 1847 Fullmer, David jr son of David, age 1 Fullmer, Eugene B. son of David, age 15 Fullmer, Hannibal Octavius Garden Grove son of David, age 13 Fullmer, Junius S. Garden Grove son of David, age 11 Fullmer, Peter Gamet, David M. Coonville X Gardner, Elias 5 Gardner, George B. Gardner, Henry E. S. son of Elias, age 8 Gardner, Walter B. Garner, David jr Mill son of Philip, age 12 Garner, David sr Garner, George Mill branch pres in Jan 1849 Garner, John Garner, Philip Mill Garner, William Mill X bishop and counselor of branch Gates, Henry Gates, Hiram PHC 15 Gates, Hyrum duplicate? Gates, Solomon son of Hyrum, age 13 Gates, Thomas Macedonia son of Hyrum, age 10 Gay, William son of Moses, age 8 Gelby, John Gheen, Levi A. 17 Gheen, Steven H. 17 Gibbons, Andrew S. ? X Gifford, Daniel Council Point Gifford, Henry Plum Hollow 15,19 X son of Alpheus, age 17 Gifford, Henry duplicate? 170 Mormon Historical Studies

Gifford, Levi Glasgo, Daniel Glasgo, Samuel Glasgo, Samuel jr Glazier, Shepherd X Goddard, Stephen duplicate? Goddard, Stephen H. Godfrey, Joseph Rocky Ford, Buoyo X Godfrey, William Rocky Ford, Buoyo X son of Joseph, age 7 Goff, James Grant, George jr Grant, George D. Grant, George D. duplicate? Grant, George R. Blockhouse Grant, William Green, Allen son of Charles, age 18 Green, Ammon son of Harvey, age 15 Green, Asa Green, Charles Green, Harvey 15 Green, Henry son of Harvey, age 18 Green, John Green, Lamoni Green, Moroni son of Charles, age 12 Green, Nathaniel son of Charles, ge 15 Gribble, Joseph son of William, age 3 Griffin, Albert B. Griffin, Charles son of Albert, age 12 Griffith, Joseph Griffiths, Joseph duplicate? Groves, Elisha 15 Groves, Justin T. Groves, Samuel E. son of Elisha, age 8 Grow, Henry 1 Gully, Samuel Guymon, James Guymon, Thomas PHC bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Hadden, A. S. PHC X Haight, J. Bateman Hale, Alma H. Hale, Aroet L. Hale, Solomon H. Hall, J. C. unclear who this is Hamblin, Isaiah Blockhouse Hamer, Samuel Hammond, John Hammond, Joseph Hammond, L. J. Hammons, Daniel Hammons, Simon Hancock, Joseph Mill X Hanks, Sidney Alvarus Hanson, George X Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 171

Hardy, William X age 16 Harmon, Amos Harmon, Ansel son of Jesse, age 16 Harmon, Jesse P. Harmer, Albert Rocky Ford Harmer, Elias Rocky Ford branch president, Oct 49 Harmer, John ? Harper, Charles A. 21 Harper, Harvey son of Charles, age 6 Herriman, Henry Harrington, Thomas 11 Harris, Alexander son of McGee, age 14 Harris, Alma Mill son of Emer, age 16 Harris, Emer Mill X branch president, counselor Harris, George Washington PHC X bishop, 17 Jul 1846, C. Bluffs Harris, Joseph Council Point Harris, Joseph M. Mill son of Emer, age 18 Harris, McGee 17 Harris, Robert Council Point Harris, William Council Point son of McGee, age 12 Harrison, James Hart, Nathan X son of Elias, age 18 Hartwell, Dexter P. X son of Reuben, age 12 Hartwell, Elliot Hartwell, George W. X son of Reuben, age 10 Hartwell, Hiram C. Hartwell, Reuben P. PHC X Harvey, Alexander M. son of John, age 5 Harvey, John Harvey, John U. Harvey, Lewis X Haslam, John Hatch, Jacob C. Mill, PHC Hatch, Jeremiah X Hatch, Josephus Hatch, Laton Hatch, Royal E. son of Josephus, age 2 Hatch, William L. son of Josephus, age 7 Haven, Jesse Haws, Elijah PHC X Haws, Peter X Hayden, Elijah Heath, George F. Shirts X son of James, age 12 Heath, James H. Shirts X Heath, Jacob X son of James, age 2 Henderson, Hiram Blockhouse Henderson, John Garden Grove, Macedonia Henderson, Martin Blockhouse X son of Samuel, age 12 Henderson, Riley X son of Hannah Hendrickson in 1850 census, age 10 Henderson, Samuel Blockhouse X Henderson, Thomas Blockhouse X son of Samuel, age 16 Henderson, William Blockhouse X son of Samuel, age 5 172 Mormon Historical Studies

Ammon Green Jesse Hobson Norton Jacobs Pioneers and Prominent Logan DUP Museum LDS Church Archives Men of Utah Henderson, William Hendrixson, John X Henrie, James Henrie, Joseph Henrie, Samuel son of William, age 12 Heward, John X Jonathan in census Hewitt, E. [Eli] B. Hickerson, George Hickerson, George W. son of George W., age 1 Hickerson, Isaac son of George W., age 8 Hickman, George B. Hickman, William A. PHC Higbee, Hyrum son of Isaac, age 1 Higbee, Isaac 15 Higbee, J. [Josiah?] Higbee, Joseph son of Isaac, age 18 Hill, John Lake Hill, John jr Hill, Robert A. Hill, Samuel H. Hills, John Emery X Hobson, Alma U. X son of Jesse, age 8 Hobson, Henry P. X son of Jesse, age 3 Hobson, Jesse North Pigeon X Hodge, A. [Abraham] C. Mill, PHC X counselor in branch Hogan, Erik G. M. Holbrook, Chandler Holbrook, Joseph Holbrook, Orson Holden, John R. Holden, Joshua X Holden, Wiley X Holland, Joseph Holland, Thomas Holland, William Holman, Ezekiel Coonville X son of Joshua, age 16 Holman, John G. Coonville X Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 173

Holman, Joshua F. Coonville branch clerk, died Holton, Asa Homer, Russell Horlick, John Lake 21 X Horr, Alvin Houston, Isaac PHC X bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Houston, Isaac Hovey, Joseph son of Joseph G., age 9 Hovey, Joseph G. 3 Hovey, Silas G. Howard, William B. Hoyt, George H. Hughes, John Macedonia Hunt, Benoni S. Garden Grove son of Daniel D., age 11 Hunt, Daniel duplicate? Hunt, Daniel D. Garden Grove, PHC Hunt, Daniel W. son of Daniel D., age 8 Hunt, James W. Garden Grove son of Daniel D., age 16 Hunt, John A. Garden Grove son of Daniel D., age 18 Hunt, Levi B. Garden Grove son of Daniel D., age 13 Hunter, Rodolph Huntington, Heber Huntington, Hiram Huntington, William Blockhouse deceased 1846? Huntington, William D. PHC Huntsman, Jacob X son of James, age 14 Huntsman, James PHC X bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Huntsman, Peter X son of James, age 10 Hutchins, James Pleasant Valley X Hutchinson, I. F. Hutchinson, Jacob X son of Jacob F., age 2 Hutchinson, Jacob F. X Hutchinson, Moroni M. Hyde, Heman Council Point, PHC Hyde, Rosel Council Point Hyde, William Ivie, Thomas H. X Ivie, William F. Jacobs, Dana Jacobs, George H. Jacobs, Henry B. Jacobs, Hiram Jacobs, Moroni Jacobs, Norton 21 Jacobs, William H. Janson, Samuel D. Jefferds, Orin Jenkins, David X Jenkins, Thomas X Johnson, Aaron Blockhouse, PHC branch president, 1849 Johnson, Aaron M. Blockhouse son of Aaron, age 1 Johnson, Charles O X grandson of C.M., age 2 Johnson, Charles M. PHC X 174 Mormon Historical Studies

Johnson, Don Carlos son of Aaron, age 1 Johnson, Eber Council Point Johnson, Edward Johnson, Ellick Z. Johnson, Isaac Johnson, Huntington Lake Johnson, Ivy Mt Pisgah Johnson, John H. X son of Lorenzo, age 9 Johnson, Lemon Johnson, Lorenzo X Johnson, Theodore 14 Johnson, Thomas S Council Point, PHC Johnson, William Council Point X son of Lorenzo, age 15 Johnson, William D. X Johnson, Willis K. Johnstun, Jarvis Johnstun, Perry Johnstun, William Jones, Alonzo 1 X Jones, Benjamin Mt Pisgah Jones, Elisha Blockhouse died 1848 Jones, Jacob Blockhouse Jones, James Blockhouse, PHC X bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Jones, James A. Blockhouse X son of James?, age 1 Jones, John Blockhouse 7 X Jones, Richard Blockhouse Jones, Thomas Blockhouse Jones, William Council Point 11 X Jones, William Jordon, William Judy, William C. Kay, John Kay, John Keeler, James Buoyo Kelly, Alexander Kelly, Joseph PHC X Kelsey, Eli B. X Kelsey, George X son of Eli, age 10 Kelsey, John A. son of Samuel A. P., age 10 Kelsey, Joseph M. Kennedy, Charles Kennedy, Charles son of Charles, abt 14 Kennedy, James H. son of Charles, age 6 Kenney, Loren E. Kilbourne, Osias Kimball, Charles Blockhouse son of Heber C., age 5 Kimball, Heber C. PHC Kimball, James S. PHC bishop, 17 Jul 1846 King, Eleazar jr PHC X King, Enoch M. PHC X King, John M. Council Point X King, Robert X son of John M., age 14 King, Timothy H. 22 Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 175

Knight, Hiram H. Knight, James F. or Council Point Knight, James Philander son of Newel, age 10 Knight, James Vinson Knight, Jesse son of Newel, age 3 Knight, Joseph PHC 15 bishop of WQ 23rd ward Knight, Joseph son of Newel, age 8 Knight, Nathan K. 1 Knight, Newel son of Newel, age 8 Laing, Thomas Mt Pisgah X bishop of WQ 9th ward Laing, Thomas duplicate Laird, James X son of John, age 16 Laird, John jr X son of John, age 11 Laird, John sr North Pigeon X Lamb, Benjamin X 1850 census shows Benjamin in Garden Grove with his family Lamb, Benjamin B. 17 Lamb, John Lamoreaux, Andrew Lamoreaux, William Lance, Jacob Harris Grove X Lance, Joseph Lance, Simon Lane, William W. PHC bishop, May 1850 Lane, J. [Joseph] D. Lane, Joseph K. X Lane, Merrill Langley, George A. 15 Larson, Taree Leaver, Samuel Leaver, Samuel jr son of Samuel, age 1 Leavitt, John Leavitt, Nathaniel Lee, Ezekiel X Lee, Heber J. son of John D., age 2 Lee, John A. son of John D., age 8 Lee, John B. Lee, John D. Lee, Joseph H. son of John D., age 4 Lee, William Council Point son of John D., age 14 Lee, William H. Leeforce, Isaac M. Leeforce, Gilbert Letts, Steven Letts, Steven sr Letts, William Lewis, Beason Mt Pisgah Lewis, David jr son of David, age 5 Lewis, David sr Lewis, Lemuel Lewis, Marion son of Neriah, age 7 Lewis Neriah Mt Pisgah Lewis, Philip B. 176 Mormon Historical Studies

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Lewis, Preston K. son of David, age 8 Lewis, Robert son of David, age 10 Lewis, Samuel X Lewis, Tarleton Lewis, Tarlton jr Lewis, William Council Point, PHC X Lindsey, David Lindsey, Jacob Lindsey, John Lindsey, Joseph Lish, Joseph L. Little, John Littlefield, David X son of Waldo, age 3 Littlefield, Joseph X son of Waldo, age 10 Littlefield, Sidney X son of Waldo, age 8 Littlefield, Waldo X Littlefield, Waldo duplicate? Lott, Isaiah Lott, John S. Lott, Peter L. son of Cornelius P., age 8 Lovell, George X son of John, age 13 Lovell, John X Lovell, Joseph X son of John, age 4 Loveless, James Mt Pisgah X Loveless, John Mt Pisgah, Big Pigeon, PHC X Lover, Joseph Loveridge, Alexander H. X Low, John O. Blockhouse X Lowder, Jesse Mill X Lowder, Richard Luce, Andrew Luce, Ephraim PHC Luce, Jason Luce, Jason R. Luce, John G. Luce, Malatiah Luce, Martin J. Luce, Stephen Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 177

Luce, Wilford W. Lutz, Albert X bishop of WQ 17th ward Lutz, Thomas X son of Albert, age 12 Lutz, William X son of Albert, age 9 Lytle, Andrew Lytle, Andrew son of Andrew, age 7 Lytle, Charles son of John, age 2 Lytle, George A. son of John, age 5 Lytle, Heber J. son of Andrew, age 2 Lytle, John 21 Lytle, John M. Lytle, William P. son of John, age 13 Mabery, John Mace, Alvin D. Mace, Hiram Harris Grove X Magee, Henry Mahoney, Bartholomew Pleasant Valley 3 X Malin, Elijah Malin, Elijah Malin, James Lake X son of Elijah jr, age 15 Malin, John Lake X son of Elijah jr, age 9 Mangum, Joseph Manning, Freeman son of William, age 17 Manning, William Manwill, John Macedonia Marsh, John Martin, John Coxson Martin, William X Mathews, Joseph 7 Maxwell, Levi W. 19 son of William B., age 7 McArthur, Andrew McArthur, Daniel D. McCauslin, Almen McCauslin, Jesse 15 X McCauslin, Younger 1.15 McCall, James A. McClellan, James PHC bishop, 17 Jul 1846 McClellan, William C. McCord, William McCullough, Henry J. 15 X son of Levi, age 6 McCullough, Levi H. 15 X McFenson, Dimon McIntire, Alexander P. son of William P., age 14 McIntire, Erastus son of William P., age 9 McIntire, John O. son of William P., age 2 McIntire, Wallace son of William P., age 13 McIntire, William P. 16 McKahan, Newel McKahan, Thomas McMullin, Willard G. 21 McMurray, John McNee, Thomas McRae, Alexander sr PHC X 178 Mormon Historical Studies

Philemon Merrill Garrett Mikesell Clarence Merrill LDS Church Archives Courtesy Jay Burrup International DUP McRae, Daniel X son of Alexander, age 2 McRae, John X son of Alexander, age 12 McRae, Joseph X son of Alexander, age 10 McRae, Kenneth X son of Alexander, age 8 Mecham, Clinton X Mecham, Ephraim U. Mill, Harris Grove X Mecham, George W. Mecham, Joseph PHC bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Mecham, Moses Mill X Meeks, Harvey Rocky Ford son of William, age 10 Meeks, Henry son of William, age 8 Meeks, William Rocky Ford 15 Meginness, Aven D. Meginness, Benjamin 1,15,17 X Meginness, Benjamin X son of Benjamin sr, age 7 Meginness, Johnston X son of Benjamin sr, age 12 Meginness, Joseph X son of Benjamin sr, age 9 Meginness, Samuel. Meginness, William H. McGuire, William W. PHC 1 X bishop of Keg Creek Mercer, John Merchant, Amasa Lucius X son of Lucius, age 3 Merchant, Lucius Pleasant Valley X Merriam, Amasa Merrill, Albert PHC X Merrill, Austin S. Merrill, Charles Council Point X Merrill, Clarence X son of Albert, age 7 Merrill, Francis X son of Albert, age 5 Merrill, Justin Jared PHC bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Merrill, Philemon Christopher PHC Merrill Samuel Bemis Mill Merritt, John Merritt, John, jr Merritt, Lorenzo Mikesell, Garrett W. Mt Pisgah 22 X Mikesell, George W. X son of Garrett, age 11 Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 179

Mikesell, John A. Mt Pisgah X Milam, Francis A. Blockhouse X son of William, age 15 Milam, Joseph S. X son of William, age 13 Milam, George B. Blockhouse X son of William, age 1 Milam, William Blockhouse X Miles, B. Adrain son of Albert, age 13 Miles, Edwin R. son of Albert, age 10 Miles, Franklin son of Albert, age 7 Miles, Henry son of Albert, age 15 Miller, Alexander X Miller, D. [Daniel] A. Blockhouse bishop 30 Dec 1847 Miller, Eleazer Miller, H. [Henry] W. [William] X bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Miller, Jacob Macedonia son of Daniel A., age 13 Miller, William X son of Henry W., age 9 Mirick, Silas Mitchell, Benjamin T. Mitchell, Benjamin T. jr Mitchell, Hyrum son of Benjamin T., age 1 Morehead, Preston T. Morley, Isaac PHC 5 bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Morley, Isaac Morse, Amasa Morse, Gilbert Moses, James McOlney, Pl. Valley X Moses, James X son of James, age 1 Moss, William? Council Point Mower, Henry McOlney X Mower, John McOlney Mower, George son of Henry sr, age 12 Murdock, Emer X son of Daniel, age 11 Murdock, Hyrum 15 X son of Daniel, age 18 Murdock, Lyman X son of Daniel, age 13 Murray, Heman Myers, George Myler, James Neeley, Lewis Blockhouse Neff, Franklin Nelson, Henry X Nelson, Isaac Mill, PHC X Nelson, James X Nelson, Thomas X Newell, Lewis son of Laertis, age 16 Nickerson, Levi duplicate? Nickerson, Levi S. X Nixon, Joseph Nixon, Samuel Nixon, Stephen Nixon, Thomas son of Stephen, age 12 Nixon, William son of Stephen, age 18 Noble, Lucian Noble, T. [Theodore] S. son of Lucian, age 8 Noakes, Thomas Macedonia 180 Mormon Historical Studies

North, Alva Blockhouse X shown as Alma in census North, Charles A. son of Levi, age 10 North, Hyrum X son of Levi, age 8 North, Levi Harris Grove, Mt Pisgah, Blockhouse X North, Levi jr X son of Levi, age 3 Northrop, Josephus O’Banks, James S. 10 Oaks, David M. Oaks, Henry X Oaks, Hiram X Oaks, Hyrum duplicate? Obsine, Michael Oliver, Harrison Old Agency, PHC bishop of Old Agency Branch Oman, George W. X Omstead, Loren Omstead, Lorenzo Omstead, Philip Ormsby, Levi W. Lake Ormsby, Levi W. duplicate Ormsby, William Lake Ormsby, William W. Lake Orser, Albert 14 Ott, David Benton? son of Frederick, dec., age 6 Oviatt, John Franklin? X son of Ira, age 18 Oviatt, Henry H. Council Point X son of Ira, age 16 Oviatt, Ira Council Point X Pace, Byron son of James, age 16 Pace, Harvey son of William F., age 15 Pace, J. [John] A. [Alma] son of William F., age 7 or Pace, J. [Joseph] A. son of William F., age 6 Pace, James Mt Pisgah Pace, James son of James, age 14 Pace, Sidney son of James, age 11 Pace, P. [Parley] P. [Pratt] son of William F., age 4 Pace, William Mt Pisgah 17 Pace, William Bryan? son of James, age 16 Pace, William F. Pace, Wilson son of William F., age 17 Pack, Don C. son of John, age 1 Pack, George C. son of John, age 8 Pack, John 17 Pack, John jr son of John, age 5 Pack, Ward E. son of John, age 14 Paine, Samuel L. Palmer, Edmond F. Palmer, Joseph F. Park. William A. Council Point, Plum Hollow, Blockhouse Parker, Henry Mill Parker, Joseph son of Henry M., age 3 Parry, William K. Parshall, William K. Council Point, PHC Parsons, Avery Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 181

John Pack Charles Pulsipher Edward Phillips LDS Church Archives LDS Church Archives Courtesy Jay Burrup

Parsons, William Lake X Pate, Robert North Pigeon X Patten, Charles Patten, Charles W. X son of John, age 10 Patten, George Patten, George duplicate? Patten, Mahonri Patten, William X son of John, age 12 Patten, William C. Blockhouse Patten, Wyman X son of John, age 6 Payne, William Peart, George A. son of Jacob, age 4 Peart, Jacob Mt Pisgah Peart, Jacob jr son of Jacob, age 13 Peck, Hezekiah 7 Peck, Mark Pellet, James Pender, Hopkins PHC Pendleton, B. F. Blockhouse, PHC Pendleton, Calvin C. Blockhouse, PHC 21 X Pendleton, Daniel S. X son of Calvin C., age 2 Pendleton, Joseph T. X Pendleton, Marcellius A. X son of Joseph, age 12 Perkins, Abraham Harris Grove Perkins, Andrew H. Macedonia, PHC bishop, 17 Jun 1846 Perkins, Reuben Macedonia Perkins, Ute Pleasant Valley, PHC X bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Perkins, William X Perkins, William G. Macedonia, PHC bishop, 17 Jun 1846 Perkins, William L. Pleasant Valley Perrin, Charles X Perrin, Charles X 1850 census shows Chancy, son of Charles, age 3 Perrin, Thomas X son of Charles, age 7 Perry, Gustavus Lake X Perry, Henry 182 Mormon Historical Studies

Perry, Lorenzo Pettit, Ethen Pettit, Lorenzo Pettit, Nathan Pew, Hyrum W. Phelps, George Phelps, Henry Phelps, Henry duplicate? Phelps, Hyrum S. X son of Morris, age 3 Phelps, James Phelps, Joseph X son of Morris, age 11 Phelps, Morris Macedonia, PHC 5 X Phelps, William W. 11 Phelps, William W. son of William W. Phillips, Edward Council Point Phippen, Joseph F. Phippen, Isaac Phippen, Sylvester son of Issaac, age 14 Peirce, Eli Harvey Peirce, Joseph son of Robert, age 17 Peirce, Robert Peirce, Thomas Peirce, William son of Robert, age 15 Pitkin, George W. Pitt, Moroni Lake X son of William, age 5 Pitt, William Lake, PHC 17 X Pitt, William X son of William, age 3 Pitt, William H. Lake X son of William age 2 Player, Charles X Player, William X age 17 Pollock, Samuel PHC X Porter, Alma son of Chauncy W., age 14 Porter, Jared Potter, Amasa son of David, age 15 Potter, David Sand Prairie Potter, Chester Potter, John Sand Prairie son of Arnold, age 16 Potter, Leonard Sand Prairie son of David, age 10 Potter, Martin Potter, Newell Sand Prairie son of David, age 18 Powell, James E. X son of James, age 18 Powell, James E. X Powers, William M PHC 15 X Pratt, Anson St Joseph, Missouri 15 Pratt, Anson Pratt, Franklin Pratt, Joseph Preston, James W. Price, Benjamin Mill son of Charles, age 6 Price, Charles Mill 3 X Price, William Sand Prairie X Procter, David X son of James, age 15 Procter, James X Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 183

Procter, Joshua X son of James, age 3 Procter, William X son of James, age 11 Pugmire, George son of Jonathan jr, age 2 Pugmire, Jonathan jr Pugmire, John son of Jonathan jr, age 8 Pulsipher, Charles son of Zera Pulsipher, Elias X Pulsipher, John Pulsipher, Orson H. X son of Elias, age 13 Pulsipher, William Little Pigeon X son of Elias, age 5 Pulsipher, Zera 14 Raleigh, Alonzo H. Randall, Alfred PHC 13,15 bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Randle, James X Rappleye, Tunis X Rawson, Horace S. Raymond, Benjamin T. Council Point X son of Samuel, age 14 Raymond, S. J. Council Point X Read, Samuel Redden, George G. Rocky Ford X Redden, George G. jr Rocky Ford X son of George sr, age 18 Redden, Jackson Redden, John Redfield, David Harvey? Remington, Jerome 15 Richards, Heber J. son of Willard, age 8 Richards, Henry P. son of Phinehas, age 17 Richards, John X Richards, John jr son of John K., age 10 Richards, Joseph son of Phinehas, died 1846 in Pueblo with M. B. Richards, Phinehas PHC 1,11,15 Richards, Silas Blockhouse, PHC Richards, W. B. Richards, Willard PHC 17 Richardson, Albert son of Ebenezer, age 11 Richardson, Albert duplicate Richardson, Ebenezer X Richardson, Ebenezer duplicate Richardson, George son of Ebenezer, age 9 Richardson, George duplicate Richardson, Josiah son of Ebenezer, age 4 Richardson, Josiah duplicate Richardson, Thomas X Richardson, Thomas duplicate Richey, John B. son of William, age 15 Richey, William Richey, William B. son of William, age 8 Richmond, Benjamin B. Macedonia Richmond, Everett X son of Thomas, age 16 Richmond, Jesse X son of Thomas, age 14 Richmond, Joseph B. X son of Thomas, age 7 Richmond, Thomas X 184 Mormon Historical Studies

Albert P. Rockwood Silas Richards Alonzo H. Raleigh LDS Church Archives International DUP LDS Church Archives

Ricks, Thomas E. Riggs, John X Riggs, Nat Riley, Isaac Ripley, Alanson Ritter, Adam X Robbins, James 14 Roberts, Henry 10 son of Levi, age 12 Roberts, Horace Garden Grove X Roberts, Levi Robey, Jeremiah X Robinson, Ebenezer son of Joseph L., age 13 Robinson, Joseph Mill, PHC bishop of WQ 7th ward Robinson, Oliver son of Joseph L., age 15 Robinson, Timothy Robinson, William J. Macedonia, Mill, McOlney Rockwood, Alexander Rockwood, A. [Albert] P. Rockwood, Albert P. duplicate? Rockwood, Lyman Rodeback, Edward Macedonia X son of James, age 15 Rodeback, James Macedonia X Rodeback, Lorenzo Macedonia X son of James, age 5 Rodgers, Thomas Rogers, Chaney F. Council Point Rogers, D. [David] Council Point Rogers, Mark Council Point son of Chandler, dec., age 18 Rogers, Thomas X Rolfe, Gilbert 13 Rolfe, Joseph son of Gilbert, age 4 Rose, Andrew X Rose, George X Rose, John X Rose, Ralph X Rose, Wesley X Roylance, Alma 1 son of John, age 3 Roylance, Thomas 1 son of John, age 10 Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 185

Roylance, William 1 son of John, age 8 Russell, Allen Blockhouse X Russell, Daniel PHC bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Russell, Isaac Rust, William W. Sanders, David son of Moses M., age 13 Sanders, Ebenezer Sanders, Ellis PHC 17 bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Sanders, John X son of Moses M., age 18 Sanders, Joseph X son of Moses M., age 11 Sanders, M. [Moses] M. 7 Scholes, George Mill Scofield, Joseph Scofield, Leo Scott, Ephraim son of John, age 6 Scott, Hiram son of John, age 2 Scott, Isaac son of John, age 11 Scott, John 15,21 Scott, John W. son of John, age 4 Scott, Joseph son of John, age 1 Scovil, Hiram son of Lucius, age 3 Scovil, L. [Lucius] N. PHC Scovil, William Seabury, Wesley H. Seely, Isaac Shaffer, George H. Shaffer, Henry Shaffer, John Shaffer, Joseph R. Shaffer, William Sharp, James Sharp, William Shaw, John bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Shay, William Sheard, Isaac Shearer, Daniel Council Point, PHC X Shepherd, Moses T. Big Springs X Sherman, Hyram X son of Almon, age 15 Sherman, Ira McOlney, G. Grove X Shirts, Darius Shirts son of Peter, age 15 Shirts, Don C. Shirts son of Peter, age 12 Shirts, George Shirts son of Peter, age 16 Shirts, Peter Shirts Shirtliff, Haskell Garden Grove Shurtliff, Luman A. 3,14 Simmons, Elezer Simms, William D. Simpson, Thurston Council Point, PHC Sirrine, Parley P. Little Pigeon son of Mephiboshet, age 4 Sirrine, Theodore son of Mephibosheth, age 9 Skeen, David X son of Joseph, age 8 Skeen, Joseph X Skeen, William 1 X son of Joseph, age 10 186 Mormon Historical Studies

Samuel C. Snyder Samuel L. Sprague Courtesy Joseph Johnstun Lucius N. Scovil LDS Church Archives International DUP

Slade, George 1 X Smith, Allen Smith, Alma son of Warren, age 17 Smith, Eden Big Springs X Smith, George A. PHC 15 Smith, George A. son of George A., age 6 Smith, Henry Smith, Job 10 Smith, John Coonville, Garden Grove, Little Pigeon, Lake 3,15,21 Smith, John C. F. Smith, John S. Council Point 15 Smith, Johnathan Mill Smith, Joseph G. Grove, Kanesville 21 Smith, Joseph A. 16 Smith, Joseph F. son of Hyrum, age 9 Smith, Nathan Smith, Richard D. Mill, Little Pigeon X age 18, in Mormon Battalion Smith, Samuel H. B. PHC son of Samuel H., age 10 Smith, Thomas S. Mill Smith, Thomas W. Shirts Smith, William North Pigeon, Buoyo, Shirts, Lake, Little Pigeon, Mill 15 Smith, William see above Snow, Carlos Z. son of James C., age 6 Snow, Gardner PHC X Snow, George PHC X Snow, James PHC son of James C., age 2 Snow, James C. Kanesville Snow, John C. son of James C., age 8 Snow, Mahonri Snow, Warren X Snow, William PHC Snyder, Chester PHC Snyder, Robert Snyder, Samuel X bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 187

Somerville, William X Southworth, Chester McOlney X Spaulding, Eli D. son of Ira, age 9 Spaulding, Ira Spencer, George son of Orson, age 8 Spencer, Howard son of Orson, age 10 Spencer, Jacob H. X son of Richard, age 5 Spencer, John X son of Richard, age 12 Spencer, Orson Spencer, Richard X Spice/Spicer, Mortimer N. Spiers, Adam son of Thomas, age 14 Spiers, George son of Thomas, age 11 Spiers, George Spiers, William 22 Sprague, Lindsey Sprague, Samuel 15 duplicate Sprague, Samuel L. Stanley, A. [Alexander] S. X Stanley, Franklin son of Alexander, age 17 Stanley, Henry son of Alexander, age 12 Stanton, Daniel X Starr, Edward Steele, Richard Steele, Richard duplicate? Stevens, Albert Council Point Stephens, Alexander Blockhouse X son of John, age 7 Stephens, John Blockhouse X Stevens, Lyman Stevens, Roswell Council Point, PHC X bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Stevens, Walter Council Point Stephens, William Buoyo Stevens, William Council Point Stevenson, James Stewart, A. [Andrew] J. Stewart, Alvin F. Garden Grove, Macedonia X Stewart, J. [Joseph] A. [Allen] Macedonia or Stewart, J. [Joseph] A. [Abram] son of Levi, age 10 Stewart, J. [John] M. Council Point president of C. Point, 1847 Stewart, Levi Stewart, Nathan Mill X Stewart, Nephi X son of Nathaniel, age 14 Stewart, Oscar Macedonia X son of Alvin F., age 2 Stewart, Riley son of Levi, age 8 Stewart, Rufus P. PHC Stillman, Charles Stillman, Clark X Stillman, Dexter X Stillman, Franklin Stine, Jacob McOlney, Blockhouse Staker, Nathan X Staker, William X son of William, age 16 188 Mormon Historical Studies

Stocking, John J. Stohell, William X Stone, Amos B. PHC Stone, Andrew Stone, Daniel Stone, George Stone, Hiram Stone, James P. Stout, Allen 14 X Stout, Hosea 11,15 Stringham, Benjamin son of George, age 9 Stringham, George Stringham, George jr son of George, age 11 Strong, Jacob McOlney Stubbs, Richard X Surap, William Swanner, Samuel Mill Swapp, William 5 X Sweat, John X Sweet, George 11 X Sweet, Henry S. X son of George, age 12 Sweet, Robert X son of George, age 7 Tanner, Thomas Taylor, Green Taylor, Stephen X Taylor, William Sand Prairie 11 X Teeples, George B. Teeples, Henry son of George, age 5 Teeples, William son of George, age 14 Terry, Charles A. X Terry, James P. son of Parshall, age 18 Terry, Joel X Terry, Orson M. X son of Otis L., age 3 Terry, Otis L X Terry, Parshall X son of Jacob, age 18 Terry, William Macedonia X son of Joel, age 8 Thurston, Thore/Tora Council Point Thomas, Daniel Thomas, Daniel Thomas, Daniel Garden Grove Thomas, Daniel W. Garden Grove son of Daniel S., age 8 Thomas, Harrison A. Garden Grove Thomas, Hayward Thomas, James C. Thompson, Ezra Thompson, James L. Thompson, John B. PHC Thompson, Robert Thompson, Robert Thompson, William 1850 census shows a William Thompson sr & jr in G. Grove Thompson, William jr Thornton, Samuel S. Shirts Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 189

James P. Terry Abraham Zundel Pioneers and Prominent Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah Men of Utah Samuel A. Woolley LDS Church Archives

Tidwell, Harvey Council Point X son of John, age 18 Tidwell, John Council Point X Tidwell, Nelson X son of John, age 16 Tippetts, Alvah Tippetts, Harvey J. dupl. or s. of John Harvey, age 2 Tippetts, John A. son of John H., age 12 Tippetts, John H. Tippetts, Joseph H. Lake Tippetts, Joseph H. Lake duplicate? Topham, John 3 Topham, Thomas son of John, age 8 Topham, William son of John, age 18 Toronto, Joseph Tracy, Moses X Turley, Theodore PHC 15 Turner, David Turpin, William Turrey, Jacob Tuttle, Alexander L. Little Pigeon X son of Azariah, age 8 Tuttle, Azariah Little Pigeon X Tuttle, Henry W. Tuttle, John W. son of Edward, age 16 Tuttle, Samuel Tyler, Daniel Utley, John 14 X Utley, Samuel Harris Grove Vale, Isaac H. X age 17 Van Alstine, Aaron X age 13 Van Alstine, Levant X age 16 Van Ausdall, William X Van Orden, Everet Van Orden, Everet duplicate? Van Orden, Peter E. son of William, age 18 Van Orden, Peter E. duplicate? Van Orden, John M. 190 Mormon Historical Studies

Van Schooven, Gilbert Van Wagenen, David Rocky Ford X son of John, age 12 Van Wagenen, John Rocky Ford, PHC 15 X Van Wagenen, Ephraim Rocky Ford X son of John, age 4 Veach, Elliot 1 Vincent, Ezra PHC X bp. in West Fork Nishnabotna Vincent, Hiram X son of Ezra, age 6 Vincent, James Ezra Vincent, Jonathan Waldon, Benjamin X Waldron, Glaspie X son of Benjamin, age 12 Waldron, Thomas X son of Benjamin, age 14 Walker, Henry Walker, John Walker, John Pleasant Valley Walker, John B. Walker, William Walkins, William Walton, Alphrea Walton, John Waltz, Robert Wardle, George Warnice, John Warner, [Charles?] X Charles Warner, age 43? Waterbury, Hascall Little Pigeon X age 13 Washburn, Abraham Washburn, Daniel son of Abraham, age 11 Watterson, William 15 Weaver, Gilbert Council Point Webb, Chauncey G. 22 Webb, Chauncey G. jr son of Chauncey sr, age 12 Webb, Edward M. 22 son of Chauncey sr, age 10 Webb, Welsey Council Point 22 X Weeks, Allen Harris Grove X Weeks, Warren Harris Grove X son of Allen, age 10 Weeks, Willard son of Allen, age 1 Weeks, William Harris Grove 21 X son of Allen, age 12 West, John A. X son of Samuel, age 17 West, Samuel X Wheeler, Ammon Wheeler, John Wheeler, John Whipple, Nelson W. Garden Grove, PHC White, Charles White, Joel son of John G., age 17 White, Joel duplicate White, John G. White, John G. duplicate Whitehead, William Whiteside, Alma Whiteside, O. [Orlo or Olney] X sons of Alexander, ages 12 &10 Whiting, Chauncy 5 X Whiting, Isaac X son of Chauncy, age 6 Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 191

Whiting, Warren X son of Chauncy, age 1 Whitlock, Andrew Council Point X Whitlock, James H. son of Andrew, age 12 Whitney, Clark L. ? Wicks, Shutley E. Wielding, Joseph I. Wiggorie, Ebenezer F. X Ebenezer Wiggins Wilbur, Amos son of Melvin, age 4 Wilbur, Melvin Blockhouse X Wilbur, Stephen K. Blockhouse X son of Melvin, age 18 Wilcox, Adam son of Samuel, age 1 Wilcox, John son of Samuel, age 5 Wilcox, Samuel Wilcox, William C. Wild, Andrew Wild, Horace Wilding, David X Wilding, David W. X son of David, age 8 Wilding, George X Wilding, Heber C. K. X son of David, age 10 Wilding, James X son of David, age 13 Wilkins, Alexander X son of John, age 13 Wilkins, John X Wilkins, Oscar X son of John, age 3 Willey, Jeremiah X Willey, Jeremiah R. X son of Jeremiah, age 1 Willey, William duplicate? Willey, William W. X son of Jeremiah, age 7 Williams, Alexander PHC Williams, Almond M. PHC Williams Andrew B. Plum Hollow, PHC Williams, Bateman H. Williams, Charles H. Williams, Daniel R. PHC Williams, E. [Elias?] Kanesville or Williams, E. [Ezra Granger] child born 1848 in Kanesville Williams, Gustavus Williams, Hiram A. son of Gustavus, age 5 Williams James R. son of John B., age 8 Williams, John B. [Baldwin] son of Charles H., age 1 or Williams, John B. [Benjamin] son of John A. Williams, Lemuel L. Plum Hollow? son of Andrew, age 6 Wilson, B. W. North Pigeon, PHC X Wilson, Bradley Garden Grove 1850 census shows Bradley B. Wilson family in Garden Grove Wilson, Charles X son of Bushrod, age 2 Wilson, Charles H. duplicate? Wilson, Cyrus X son of Bushrod, age 5 Wilson, David son of Guy, age 17 Wilson, E. R. unclear who this is Wilson, Ephraim X son of Henry H., age 4 192 Mormon Historical Studies

Wilson, Franklin Wilson, Guy son of Guy, dec., age 7 Wilson, Henry Garden Grove, Plum Hollow X son of Henry H., age 7 Wilson, Henry H. North Pigeon X Wilson, Hyrum son of Guy, dec., age 10 Wilson, Jasper G. Wilson, J. B. or I. B. unclear who this is Wilson, John B. Macedonia, PHC Wilson, Joseph X son of Bushrod, age 11 Wilson, Lycurgus Wilson, Newton Wilson, Thomas G. Wilson, W. [Whitford] G. Garden Grove 3 Winegar, Alvin X Winegar, Alvin X son of Alvin, age 3 Winegar, John X son of Alvin, age 9 Winegar, Samuel Garden Grove Winegar, Samuel T. X son of Alvin, age 8 Winegar, Stephen Wood, Charles Wood, David 3 X Wood, G. [Gideon] D. Mt Pisgah, Mill, PHC Wood, Joseph Wood Lyman S. Mill son of Gideon, age 16 Wood, Martin Wood, Oscar X son of David, age 10 Wood, William X son of David, age 14 Woodard, Nathaniel? Council Point Woodland, James H. Woodman, William Woodmansee, J. ? Woodruff, Wilford 14 Woodruff, Wilford son of Wilford, age 8 Woolley, Edwin D. 15 Woolley, Edwin D. 17 son of Edwin, age 3 Woolley, F. unclear who this is Woolley, Franklin B. son of Edwin, age 14 Woolley, Henry PHC Woolley, John 14 Woolley, John W. 14 son of Edwin, age 17 Woolley, Samuel son of Edwin, age 8 Woolley, Samuel A. Woolley, Samuel H. son of Samuel A., age 1 Woolsey, Jacob B. Woolsey, James Mt Pisgah Woolsey, James jr Woolsey, Joseph son of Thomas, age 12 Woolsey, Reuben X son of Thomas, age 17 Woolsey, Thomas jr X son of Thomas, age 11 Woolsey, Thomas sr Mt Pisgah X Works, James Worley, Heber Worley, Henry L. Maurine Ward and Fred Woods: Petition for Kanesville Post Office 193

Worley, John M. Worley, Joseph Worley, Battist? Wright, Jefferson Wyer, Abishai X Yale, George Yale, Thomas Year, Philomas Yearsley, David D. Rocky Ford 13 X son of David D., age 4 Yearsley, George Rocky Ford X son of David D., age 6 Yearsley, Nathan Rocky Ford X son of David D., age 8 Yokum, Joseph X son of William, age 2 Yokum, Nephi X son of William, age 8 Yokum, William 14 X Young, Adolphia 22 Young, Brigham Council Point, PHC 15 Young, Brigham Heber son of Brigham, age 3 or Young, Brigham Hamilton Young, Brigham jr son of Brigham, age 12 Young, Israel Young, James Young, John John Calvin, s. of Joseph, age 6 Young, John John Ray, s. of Lorenzo, age 11 Young, John W. son of Brigham, age 4 Young, John W. duplicate? Young, Joseph X Young, Joseph X son of Joseph, age 12 Young, Joseph Young, Joseph Young, Joseph Young, Joseph Young, Joseph A. son of Brigham, age 14 Young, Lorenzo 5 Young, Marcus D. son of Joseph, age 8 Young, Nathan Young, Perry D. Young, Samuel Council Point Young, Seymour duplicate? Young, Seymour B. X son of Joseph, age 11 Young, William Young, William Zabriskie, Lewis Plum Hollow, PHC X bishop, 17 Jul 1846 Zundel, Abraham Rocky Ford X son of Jacob, age 13 Zundel, Jacob Rocky Ford 13 X Zundel, John jr Rocky Ford X son of John, age 13 Zundel, John sr Rocky Ford 13 X Zundel, Thomas Rocky Ford X son of John, age 11