The Ancestors and Descendants of Abraham Daniel Wash burn
and his wife Flora Clarinda Gleason,
UTAH PIONEERS 1805 - 1962
Collected and Arranged by Ella L. Turner Copyright 1963 Ella Larsen Turner
DEDICATION AND INTRODUCTION
This book is dedicated to the memory of Lorena E. W. Larsen and Ellen L. Winget who knew the importance of record keeping and at whose desire and efforts these records were originally undertaken. The author desires to return her most hearty thanks to the many persons, too numerous to mention who have contributed important information in the compilation of this work. Many gave unselfishly of their time and energy in writing histories, collecting data and obtaining ancestral lines. We wish to gratefully acknowledge every person who assisted in this great undertaking. Time and expense was given freely. Much credit is due: Irvin L. Warnock of Sigurd, Ut. who furnished a book of his mother, Philena Warnock's family. He also let us have access to records he has gathered and preserved through the years. Nettie Hermansen of Ely, Nev., Lorna Johnson, Sigurd, Madge Jensen, Reva Bell, Neldon and Randall Forbush families and others of Monroe, Utah, assisted in this work. Margatet W. Baker of Salt Lake City gathered most of the records of her father. Hyrum's family. Jesse Ordean Washburn and his daughter Lola Deanne helped. Printha Fautin, Orem, Ut. made many trips to various parts of Utah collecting genealogical data of her mother, Almeda Winget's family. Leda Winget and Iona Jensen of Monroe and Amelia Jensen, Richfield, assisted. Marguerite Ogden of Richfield, Ut. worked constantly until she had collected and mailed us a complete record of her grandmother Huetta's descendants and their pedigree lines. Clara B. Webb of Melba, Ida., even though crippled and past eighty years of age, along with Dennis and Lucretia Peel of Mesa, Ariz. furnished a great deal of information as well as to help us get in communication with Fern Maroney, Phoenix, Ariz., Inez Taylor, Chico, Calif., and June Black of Applegate, Ore. and others. These helped with their own records as well as others of Aunt Louisa's family. Dolly Nilsson, Monroe, Ut. and Viron Washburn of Pleasant Grove, have been working continually to obtain the Parley Washburn family records. Chloe Jensen, Richfield, Ut. and Newell Washburn of Pasa dena, Calif. have done a great deal to bring their father Orson Washburn's records up to date. Others helping were Velma Snidow, Bainbridge, Wash.; Delilah Staples, Monroe, Ut., Deleal Washburn, Page, Ariz., Twilla Wilden, Monroe, WallaceWash-
-1- burn, Pleasant Grove, Ut.; Zina and Weldon Bird, Springville, Ut.; and Marilyn Nelson, American Fork, Ut. In collecting the Lorena Larsen records, the many family members of all the generations have made great contributions. We feel as Margaret Baker said, "I've received the sweetest letters from people I didn't even know and our mail box has always been full. It's been a pleasure." If this precious material was to be published a financial problem presented itself. Dean L. Turner of Seattle, Wash. generously offered to accept this responsibility. Others who kindly volunteered financial aid were:
Clair G. Turner, Salt Lake City, Ut. Lottie Robison, Fillmore, Ut. Ella Ruth Bergera, Provo, Ut. Winifred Herbert, Salt Lake City, Ut. Paul Turner, Richfield, Ut. Glen Turner, Springville, Ut. Grant Turner, Kensington, Md.
We are grateful to Glen H. Turner for designing the cover. The result of our efforts is here presented with the hope that it will find favor among our dear kinsmen who gave so gen . erously of their time and efforts.
Ella Larsen Turner
CODE EXPLANATION
A simple numbering system is used. As each name is intro duced, a number is attached which it retains and by which it may be distinguished from every other name in the book. This number will be used in the index instead of the page. An asterisk at the left of a number indicates that the person's name will be found farther on as a parent in a family. All who married Washburn descendants were invited to submit their ancestral or pedigree lines. The names of these ancestors are placed on the pages immediately following the names of the family of the descendant. The ancestors will not be given an indexnumber. The names of the parents of the person who married a Washburn descendant will be includecl in the index. Their names are an indication of their ancestral lines to some extent. -2- KEY TO ABB RE VIA TIONS
B.S.A. Boy Scouts of America S.U.P. Sons of Utah Pioneers D.U.P. Daughters of Utah Pioneers c.c. Chamber of Commerce J.C.C. Junior Chamber of Commerce U .S.Rd.Comm. Utah State Road Commission P.T.A. Parent Teacher Association
B.Y.U. Brigham Young University U. of U. University of Utah u.s.u. Utah State University c.s.u. College of Southern Utah s.c. Snow College v.s. Vocational School S.S.H.S. South Sevier High School R.H.S. Richfield High School Sem. Seminary grad. graduated
'L.D.S. Latter Day Saint, ''Mormon'' S.L.T. Salt Lake Temple M.T. Manti Temple End. Endowed s. Sealed ord. ordained bl. blessed R.S. Relief Society S.S. Sunday School M.I.A. Mutual Improvement Association
Pri. Primary Bp. Bishop H.C. High Council H.P. High Priest St. B. Stake Board D. Deacon T. Teacher Pr. Priest E. Elder Sev. Seventy w.c. Ward Clerk
-3- WASHBURN
"Washbourne's Book of Family Crests states that the founder of the family was of Norman ancestry, was knighted on the field of battle, at the time of William the Conqueror (1066) being endowed by him with lands and the Manor of Little and Great Washbourne, counties of Gloucester and Worcester.'' "In Winchenford, seven miles from Worcester, England, the traveler will find the old Washburn Manor House buried deep in country lanes and nearby a small and very pretty old Parish Church containing remarkable tombs of members of the Washburn family. The house of later date, much smaller than the old mansion, surrounded by a moat and approached by a drawbridge, had been inhabited by this ancient family for many generations. Remains of the moat can be traced and water lingers in what was once the great pool and affords a picturesque scene. The old Manor was evidently a semi fortified dwelling. The Wichenford Estate contained about six hundred acres, consisting of the court with lands ad joining and detatched land and tenements. In the middle of the seventeenth century the Washburns ceased to live at Winchenford. They having sold their holdings there, emi grated to a larger estate at Pichley." (Jane C. Washburn)
Washbourne Possessions in England, Photographed by B. F. Larsen
Manor House at Little Washbourne
-4- Old Church at Little Washbourne
Road between Little and Great Washbourne
-5- On Washbourne estate at Wichenford
Manor House at Wichenford
Parsonage at Pytchley
-6- Bell Tower Within the Sanctury Pytchley Church Pytchley Church
Effegies of Anthony Washbourne and John Washbourne and two Wichenford Church wives in Wichenford Church. -7- Prof. B. F. Larsen, head of the B.Y.U. Art Department was in London, England in 1925. When he went again in 1930, his mother, Lorena E. Washburn Larsen asked him to visit the Washbourne estates that included Worcestershire and Glou cestershire counties near London. Prof. Larsen spent a few weeks there. He was fond of that part of England, the soil was good and the crops grew well. The country was very beautiful at harvest time when he was there. He painted some pictures and photographed places on the Washbourne estates. It was difficult taking pictures in the beautiful old churches because guides were continually conducting tourist groups through these historic places. In the Lady Chapel of the Gloucester Cathedral some of our Washburn ancestors were buried very close to Richard the Lion Hearted. The Manor House of Little Wash bourne was built on the spot occupied by the first Washbourne. He came to England with William the Conqueror and was knighted on the field of battle at the Battle of Hastings in 1066, and was given a tract of land, Little Washbourne and Great Washbourne, including Worcestershire and Gloucester shire counties. The family took it's name from these two estates. The Wichenford Church was built by the Norman Romanesque architects in 1262 and restored in 1863. Present inscriptions on its walls are - ''John Washborne, the best beloved gentleman in this country;" "Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace, good will toward men;" "Come unto me all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest;" "I am the bread of life, and he that cometh to me shall never hunger, and he that believeth in me shall never thirst.'' Within the Sanctuary at Pytchley Church are buried - John Washbourne, gentleman, 16th Jan. 1685. Mrs. Elizabeth Guy, daughter of William, Mar. 1692. Mrs. Elizabeth Washbourne, 7th day of Feb. 1700. William Washbourne, gentleman, buried within the altar rails, 11th day of August, 1702. William Washbourne, Esq. 23rd Dec., 1704 and wife Susanna. Mrs. Anna Washbourne, age 89, 1757.
-8- PAGECOAT·OF ARMS
COAT u !<' ARMS
The Coat of Arms is the badge of the family and the mark of lineage. Only those persons directly descended from one to whom an armoral bearing was originally granted was entitled to possess and display that Coat-of-Arms. A knight or leader in armor wore on his shield, cloak or helmet a distinguishing sign by which his men could recognize him and follow him into battle.
-9- Abraham Daniel Washburn (Washborn, Washburn, Washbourne)
1. SIR ROG ER DE WASHBORN, of Stanford B. abt. 1220, Washbourne, Worcester, Eng. M. Joan Temp D. Living at 1299
2. SIR JOHN DE WASHBOURNE, (John de Dufford) B. abt. 1248, Washbourne, Wore., Eng. M. Isabelle Cassey or Kassy b. about 1252 D. before Michaelmus, 1319
3, SIR ROGER DE WASHBOURNE B. abt. 1276, Washbourne, Wore., Eng. M. Margaret - b. abt. 1280 D. after 1358
4. JOHN WASHBOURNE (2nd Son of Sir Roger) B. abt. 1304, Washbourne, Wore., Eng. M. Isabelle
5. PETER WASHBOURNE B. abt 1332, Washbourne, Wore., Eng. M. 1355, Isolde, dau. of Thomas Hawley (Hanley) of Haley, Wore., Eng.
6. JOHN WASHBOURNE, "Knight of the Shire," 1404 B. abt 1357, Washbourne, Wore., Eng. M. 1397, 2nd, Margery, dau. of John le Poher, of Wichenford
7. NORMAN WASHBOURNE B. abt. 1409, Washbourne or Wichenford, Eng. M. Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Knivton, of the ancient Derby shire family. D. before 1479
8. JOHN WASHBOURNE B. as early as 1451, Washbourne or Wichenford, ~ng. M. Joan, dau. of William Mitton, "Lord of Weston," Staffordshire D. 6 May 1517
-10- 9. JOHN WASHBOURNE B. abt 1481, Little Washbourne or Bengeworth M. Emme - d. bur. 13 May 1547 (will, 1 May 1547) D. bur. 8 Jan. 1548 (will, 27 Dec. 1546)
10. JOHN WASHBOURNE B. abt. 1516, Bengeworth, Eng. M. 2nd, 8 May 1561, Jone Whitehead D. intestate 1593, bur. 13 Oct.
11. JOHN WASHBOURNE B. bap. 1 Aug. 1566, Bengeworth, Eng. M. 6 July 1596, Martha Stevens d. 1625-6 (will proved, 9 May 1626) D. will, 4 Aug. 1624; inventory 11 Dec. 1624
12. WILLIAM WASHBURN, (1st American ancestor) B. b~_p. 9 Nov. 1601, Bengeworth, Eng. M. Jane - b. abt. 1603, Bengeworth, Eng. D. 30 Oct. 1658, Flushing, Long Island, N. Y.
13. JOHN WASHBURN B. Bengeworth, Eng. M. 9 June 1655, Mary, dau. of Richard Butler of Stratford, Conn.
14. JOHN WASHBURN B. 20 Nov. 1657, Flushing, L. I., N. Y. M. Sarah, dau. of Richard Cornell II b. abt. 1660, Flushing, N. Y. (after John's death, Sarah m. Isaac Arnold) D. Feb. 1687, London, Eng., while on a business trip.
15. JOHN WASHBURN B. 1683, of Flushing or Hemstead, N. Y. M. 14 Oct. 1704, Hannah, dau. of Samuel Hallet b. of North Castle, Westchester, N. Y.
16. RICHARD WASHBURN B. 27 June 1730, Flushing, L. I., N. Y. M. 1748, Amy Birdsall b. 4 Mar. 1723, of North Castle, N. Y. d. 16 Oct. 1812
-11- 1 7. DANIEL WASHBURN B. 13 Nov. 1754, of Mt. Pleasant, Westchester, N. Y. M. Philena, dau. of Ananias Matthews and Mary D. 1841, Mt. Pleasant, N. Y.
18. DANIEL WASHBURN B. prob. 17 Nov. 1779, Mt. Pleasant, N. Y. M. Anna (Nancy Ann) dau. of John and Ruth (Cheesman) Wright b. prob. 17 June 1785, Mt. Pleasant or Bedford Co., N. Y. d. prob. 8 Mar. 1824, Nine Partners, N. Y. D. 14 July 1813, Nine Partners, Duchess, N. Y.
19. ABRAHAM DANIEL WASHBURN B. 17 Mar. 1805, Nine Partners, Duchess, N. Y. M. 1st, 16 Mar. 1824, Tamer, dau. of Jesse and Susan (Tompkins) Washburn. M. 2nd, 11 Feb, 1849, Flora Clarinda, dau. of Joel and Lorena (Williams) Gleason. Shem. 1st, B. F. Johnson, - had 1 child; div. b. 2 Aug. 1819, 'Tolland, Birkshire, Mass. d. 13 Aug. 1900, Monroe, Ut. D. 17 June 1886, Monroe, Ut.
SOURCE: The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy, by Ada C. Haight, 1937 Washburn Records by Lorena E. W. Larsen
Flora Clarinda Gleason
1. THOMAS GLEASON B. prob. Sulgrave, Northampton, England, 1607 M. in England, Susanna Page. d. 24 Jan. 1691, Boston, Mass. D. 1686, Cambridge, Mass.
2. WILLIAM GLEASON B. 1655, Cambridge, Mass. M. Abiah (Abiel) Bartlett b. Watertown, Mass. prob. 28 May 1651 D. 14 Jan. 1690-1, Cambridge, Mass.
3. JOHN GLEASON -12- B. 1683, Cambridge; bap. 10 Apr. 1687, Watertown, Mass. M. 15 Feb. 1704, Suffield, Conn. Hannah, dau. of Richard and Hannah (Huggins) Woolworth b. 10 Feb. 1681, Newbury d. Jan. 1757, Enfield, Conn. D. before 23 Aug. 1717, Enfield, Conn.
4. JOHN GLEASON B. 13 June 1706, Enfield, Conn. M. Int. of 8 Jan. 1725-6, Enfield, Conn; Sarah Robbins D.
5, JOHN GLEASON B. 25 June 1727, Enfield, Conn. M.- -
6. JOEL GLEASON B. 18 May 1761, Granville, Mass. M. 27 Aug. 1789, Granville, Mass., Keziah Smith D. Enfield, Conn.
7. JOEL GLEASON B. 26 Mar. 1796, Granville, Mass. M. Lorena Williams of Tolland, Birkshire, Mass. d. 16 Aug. 1824, Lenox, Ohio. D. 17 July 1867, Lenox, Ohio
8. FLORA CLARINDA GLEASON B. 2 Aug. 1819, Tolland, Birkshire, Mass. M. 1st, B. F. Johnson (div) M. 2nd, 11 Feb. 1849, Abraham Daniel Washburn b. 17 Mar. 1805, Nine Partners, Duchess, N. Y. d. 17 June 1886, Monroe, Ut. D. 13 Aug. 1900, Monroe, Ut.
SOURCE: Gleason Genealogy, 1607-1909, by John Barber White, 1909. Lorena E. W. Larsen Records
Hannah Wool worth
1. JOHN WOOLEY of Penkrigge, Staffordshire, England; lived from 1399 to 1457.
-13 2. WILLIAM WOOLEY lived in 1482. M. Margaret, dau. and heir of John and Mary (Riber) Robotham of Riber.
3. JOHN WOOLEY of Penkrigge, Staffordshire and of Riber, Derbyshire, Eng.
4. ROBERT WOOLEY B. 1528, prob. Riber, Derbyshire, Eng. M. Mary D. 9 Jan. 1603.
5. THOMAS WOOLEY B, abt. 1548-9; Res. St. Albans, Herfordshire, Eng. M. 10 Dec. 1571, Ellen D. 9 June 1608
6, ROBERT WOOLEY B. 1572-5, St. Albans, Herfordshire, Eng. M. Tecla, dau. of Roger Pemberton
7. ROBERT WOOLEY Bap. 2 Aug. 1612, St. Peters Church, St. Albans, Herford shire, Eng. M. 3 May 1647, Mary, dau. of Richard Austin D. 8 Aug. 1685
8. RICHARD WOOLEY or WOOLWORTH, founder of the family in America B. 19 Feb. 1648, St. Albans, Herfordshire, Eng. M. 24 Dec. 1678, Newbury, Mass. to Hannah Huggins, dau. of John and Bridget (Green) Huggins. Bridget was the dau. of Henry Green. John Huggins, son of Robert Huggins and Sarah was the founder of the Huggins family in America. He came to Hampton, N. H. in the middle of the 17th century. He was b. 1619; d. 6 June 1670, Hampton, N. H. b. 15 Mar. 1658, Hampton, N. H. d. 30 July 1691 (or 9 Oct. 1691), Suffield, Conn. D. 21 (or 20) Dec. 1696, Suffield, Conn.
9. HANNAH WOOLWORTH B. 10 Feb, 1681, Newbury, Mass. M. 15 Feb. 1704, Suffield, Conn, to John Gleason, son of William and Abia (Bartlett) Gleason
-14 b. 1682-3, Cambridge, Mass. d. before 23 Aug. 1717, Enfield, Conn. D. Jan. 1757, Enfield, Conn.
SOURCE: Woolworth Genealogy, by Charlotte R. Woolworth, 1893. Colonial Families of America, Vol. 18 Gleason Family 1607-1909, John Barber White, 1909.
Susanna Page
1. SIR HUGO PAGE Lived in Ebor, Yorkshire, Eng. in 1257 Later lived in or near London
2. RICHARD PAGE Was prominent under King Edward I
3. These were doubtless all lineal descendants of Sir Hugo Page - Lambert of Yorkshire, 1273; Edmund of Pageham, Yorkshire, 1309; Roger of Nottinghamshire, 1327; Edward of Yorkshire, 1346; Thomas, 1347; John of Devonshire, 1377; Richard of Oxfordshire, 1386; John of Buckingham, 1398; John of Southamptonshire, 1411; William of South amptonshire, 1411; Hugo of Surrey, 1430; Gregory of Sussex, 1468; Sir Thomas of Wrecklemarsh, 1478; Gen. Sir John of Devonshire, 1483. Nicholas Page was living in Essex in 1480. From here is direct line of decent.
4; JOHN PAGE, in 1536, received large tract of land from King Henry VIII of Wembley, Middlesex, Eng. M. --- Daniel of West Wolsey, Surrey D. 1543
5. HENRY PAGE B. 1492, Wembley, Eng. M. 1st, 1520, Madgeline --- 2nd, Constance Hodder D. 1558, burr. at Harrow beside first wife.
6. JOHN PAGE, first governor of Harrow School, 1571. B. 1536, Wembley M. 1559, Audrey Redding of Hedgestown
-15- 7. RICHARD (ROBERT) PAGE B. 1567 M. Susanna Syckerling D. 1642
8. JOHN PAGE came to America, 1630, with Gov. Winthrop. B. 1585 M. Phoebe Payne, a descendant of Sir Thomas Payne. d. 25 Sept. 1677, in 87th year, Watertown, Mass. D. 18 Dec. 1676, Watertown, Mass.
9. SUSANNA PAGE M. in England, Thomas Gleason d. 1686, Cambridge, Mass. D. 24 Jan. 1691, Boston, Mass.
SOURCE: Page Fam. Gen. Charts, 1957, by William Splane Page. New Eng. Historic Gen. Register, Vol. 105, 1951. Watertown, Mass., Bond, 1860, Pages 383,656, (wills)
Phoebe Paine
1. HUGH DE PAYEN of Doomesday Book, compiled 1086 (all generations not recorded)
2. SIR THOMAS PAINE, Knight of Market Bosworth B. abt. 1400 M. Margaret, dau. of Sir Thomas Pultney, Knight, ances of William, Earl of Bath, Premier of England. Lived in early part of 15th century.
3. EDMUND PAINE Alive 32nd year of Henry VIII, or A.D. 1540 M. Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Walton of Leicester Co.
4. WILLIAM PAINE B. bap. 2 Dec. 1563, St. Mary's Bury Removed to Suffolk Co. at Hengrave, "Lord of the Manor'' M. Margery, dau. of Thomas Ash d. bur. 29 Apr. 1648 D. bur. 21 Nov. 1648 (abt. 83 yrs. old), England
-16- 5. PHOEBE PAINE, of Suffolk, Eng. Came in the ship with Gov. Winthrop in 1630 M. John Page of Dedham, Eng. and Watertown, Mass. d. 18 Dec. 1676, (age abt. 90) Watertown, Mass. D. 25 Sept. 1677 (age 87), Watertown, Mass.
SOURCE: Paine Family, by H. D. Paine, 1880, Vol. I Watertown, Mass., by Bond, 1860.
Washburn Reunion, Monroe, Utah - 1899
Washburn Reunion, Monroe, Utah - 1906
-17- Abraham D. Washburn Flora C. Gleason
Huetta Almeda Louisa Hyrum
Philena Parley Lorena Orson
"The family is a perpetual unit of God's Eternal Kingdom. He has given us the responsibility to keep a faithful record of our lives, and to seek diligently for the records of our dead, that every link in the family chain may be perfectly linked together."
Joseph E. Tomlinson -18- FIRST GENE RATION
1. ABRAHAM DANIEL WASHBURN, b. 17 Mar. 1805, Nine Partners, Duchess, N. Y.; M. 1st, 16 Mar. 1824, Mt. Pleasant, Westchester, N. Y., to Tamer, dau. of Jesse and Susanna (Tompkins) Washburn. She was b. 4 July 1805, Mt. Pleasant, N. Y.; d. 4 Sept. 1886, Nephi, Ut. He M. 2nd 11 Feb. 1849, Salt Lake City, Ut., Flora Clarinda dau. of Joel and Lorena (Williams) Gleason. She was b. 2 Aug. 1819, Tolland, Berkshire, Mass. She had been married at Nauvoo, Ill., to B. F. Johnson (div.); had one child, Abraham Daniel, d. 17 June 1886, Monroe, Ut. Flora Clarinda d. 13 Aug. 1900, Monroe, Ut.
Children of 2nd wife, all but 1st b. in Manti, Ut.
* 2 F-1 Huetta Clarinda Johnson, b. 15 Jan. 1847, Winter Quarters, Neb. * 3 F-2 Almeda Maria, b. 22 Nov. 1849 * 4 F-3 Louisa Ann, b. 29 Sept. 1851 * 5 M-4 Hyrum Smith, b. 20 July 1853 * 6 F-5 Philena, b. 6 Apr. 1855 * 7 M-6 Parley Pratt, b. 15 July 1857 * 8 F-7 Lorena Eugenia, b. 10 Jan. 1860 * 9 M-8 Orson Pratt, b. 7 Mar. 1862
Children of Abraham Daniel Washburn and his 1st wife, Tamer Washburn.
M-1 Daniel, b 23 July 1826, Mt. Pleasant, Westchester, N. Y.; d. 1837 F-2 Mary Ann, b. 15 Nov. 1828, Mt. Pleasant, N. Y.: m. 1st, Joseph Bates Nobles; m. 2nd, Edwin Whiting. She d. 10 Oct. 1882. F-3 Emma Jane, b. 28 July 1830, Mt. Pleasant, N. Y.: m. William Morley Black. She d. 28 Aug. 1888. F-4 Elizabeth Underhill, b. 23 Aug. 1834, Sing Sing, Westchester, N. Y.; d. 1837 M-5 Daniel, b. 8 Sept 1837, Sing Sing, Westchester, N.Y.; m. 1st Ann Price, m. 2nd, Margaret Johnson. He d. Feb. 1892. F-6 Sarah Elizabeth, b. 16 Aug. 1839, Sing Sing, N.Y.; d. 1841. M-7 John E., b 13 Apr. 1842. Nauvoo, Hancock, Ill.; d. 1842. F-8 Susanna, b. 23 June 1843, Nauvoo, Hancock, Ill.; m. Thomas Bowles. She d. Nov. 1917. -19- M-9 Joseph Bates, b 20 July 1845, Nauvoo, Ill.; d 1845, Nauvoo, Ill. F-10 Artemissa Minerva, b. 17 June 1847, Winter Quart ers, Neb.; m. George Potter, d. 7 Jan. 1920. M-11 William Davis (adopted), b. 1820, N. Y.; d. 1841-2.
ABRAHAM DANIEL WASHBURN
Abraham Daniel Washburn, son of Daniel Washburn and Anne Wright was born 17 Mar. 1805 at Nine Partners, Duchess Co. N. Y. He had two brothers, Isaac and Jacob and a sister Philena. His father, a farmer, was one of the early settlers of Mt. Pleasant, New York. His first ancestor in America, William Washburn, was a pioneer of Conn. and Long Island. Later ancestors were pioneers of Westchester, Duchess and other countiesofNewYork. Their descendants are scattered throughout United States and in other countries. Abraham's father died 14 July 1813, His mother had failing health from then until her death, 8 Mar. 1824. Abraham being the oldest child, carried great responsibilities in helping his mother with the younger children, the home and the farm. As he grew older he accepted the role of the father, looked after their education and learning a trade. His brother Jacob became a Methodist minister in New York City until his death. Abraham continued study throughout his life and was considered, well educated. He was a tanner and shoe maker by trade. Soon after his mother's death, Abraham Daniel married Tamer, daughter of Jesse and Susannah (Tompkins) Washburn. Her father was the brother of Abraham's grandfather, Daniel. Abraham had a successful tanning andshoemakingbusiness in Sing Sing, N. Y. In about 1836-7, Orson Pratt came to New York, teaching the gospel of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints. Abraham said that it was like a light in the darkness. His wife was much against these teachings. Abraham was baptized by Parley P. Pratt. Soon after, while attending a meeting conducted by Orson Pratt, a message came saying that Tamer had fainted. As abraham arose to go, Brother Pratt said, "be not alarmed, I promise you in the name of the Lord, that your wife will soon be a member of this church." In a few weeks Tamer became a member. At one time she gave Orson Pratt money to pay his way on a mission to England. Another time the Prophet Joseph Smith gave Tamer a special blessing, saying that her
-20- salvation in the Celestial Kingdom was secure because of her liberality. Tamer had a dream while living in Sing Sing, N. Y. She thought she was in heaven, everything was so beautiful and orderly. She saw a small group of children and among them her own two children. The gracious lady in charge of the group said to her, "do not grieve for your children, it is your privilege to see, before hand, the joy and happiness surrounding them, so you will not mourn for them." Her two children died soon after and the impression of this vision sustained her and she did not grieve. Abraham was raised a Quaker and during the Sabbath, from Saturday evening until Sunday evening, there could be no laughter or pleasant pastimes. He later joined the Methodist Church and influenced his family to become members. He saw the evils of liquor and tobacco and abstained from their use. After joining the L.D.S. Church, he was a good friend of Parley and Orson Pratt. They were often guests in his home at Sing Sing. Abraham was appointed to preside over the branch of the L.D.S. Church there until about 1841 when he sold his business to the husband of Sally Kider, a relative of Tamer. The Washburn family moved to Nauvoo, Ill. Abraham had been ordained a Teacher and an Elder by the Pratt brothers. At Nauvoo he was ordained a Seventy by Hyrum Smith. He was a member of the School of the Prophets and of the Nauvoo Legion. He was a close friend of the Prpphet Joseph and other church leaders. Joseph Smith was often in the Washburn home. Abraham helped in finishing the Temple and other public works. He stood at the coerner of the platform upon which Joseph Smith stood when he gave his last address to the Nauvoo Legion. Abraham sometimes related· incidents from the trying times when the people were overcome by persecution and grief at the time of the martyrdom of their beloved leader Joseph and his brother Hyrum. Abraham was at the meeting when the mantle of Joseph fell upon Brigham. During this period, Flora Clarinda Gleason was living at Macedonia, twenty miles from Nauvoo, in the home of John Smith, uncle of the Prophet. She was set apart as President of the Relief Society, the second woman holding this position, in the church, Emma Smith being the first. Flora Clarinda was married to Benjamin Johnson, as his second wife. When the Mormons were driven from Nauvoo and that area, they crossed the river and established Winter Quarters in Nebraska. Abraham and his family were among the first to reach this place. He was 1st Coun. to Bishop Bates Nobles;
-21- he helped build houses to shelter the homeless Saints. Flora Clarinda came to Winter Quarters where her first child was born 15 Jan. 1847, while she was living in a wagon box. During a blinding snow storm a few days later, Flora Clarinda was obliged to go into the storm and gather her baby clothes from the bushes where they had been hung to dry. Kind neighbors were busy. Seven babies were born the day her baby, Huetta, was born. Flora's husband was not there. In the spring of 1848 she with her baby came with the Musser company to Utah. She drove her mule team the entire distance from Winter Quarters to Salt Lake City. She had not seen her husband. After talking to Brigham Young, she was given a divorce in Salt Lake City. Flora Clarinda was married, as second wife to Abraham Washburn in President Young's office. Jedidiah Grant and his wife Susan were married at the same time. Abraham Washburn was called to help make a settlement at Manti. The company arrived there Nov. 21, 1849. The next day, Flora Clarinda's second child, Almeda Maria, was born, she being the first white child born in Sanpete Co. The night after Almeda's birth a terrible storm came. Snow was knee deep. The winter was hard. Most of the 30 head of cattle Abraham brought from Salt Lake City died, that winter. The Ute fudians came and made the settlers watch a three day war dance. Chief Walker and his tribe camped near Manti Canyon. He rode into the settlement early in the morning on several occasions, excitedly waving his arms saying that the Great Spirit had visited him during the night and said not to kill the white people because they were his children the same as the Indians were. The settlers felt that these heavenly messages were all that saved them. The first Manti homes were built on the south side of Temple Hill. But the place was infested with snakes, which were often found in the houses. One morning Clarinda found one on the mantle above the fireplace. They later built a fort, the northwest corner was directly across from the present City Hall. On this corner was the Washburn home. Several of their children were born there, the last being Lorena E. Washburn Larsen. Their home later was a block east of Main Street. While farming, fighting crickets and grass hoppers, pro ducing their food, clothing, shoes and other needs these people had to keep watch on the fudians who were constantly on the warpath. fu May 1865, the Black Hawk War began. The cattle were brought in and placed in large corrals. Mer, were on
-22- constant guard. They knew the dread and fear everyone felt at the sound of the bass drum in the night. It was the signal that every able bodied man was to gather on the public square, Indians had killed, plundered or driven away the cattle. Women and children were left terrified. Latch strings were pulled inside, heavy flour boxes or other large pieces of furniture were pushed against the doors. They all waited for reports. Soldiers from the Salt Lake area came to help. Two sold iers, Mr. Vance and Mr. Houtz, who had breakfast at Wash burns one morning, were killed later in the day at Twelve Mile Creek. There were a few Indians who had worked for Mr. Washburn before the war. Some loved him because of his kindness and honesty. One, "Indian Joe," a chief, sent mes sages to Mr. Washburn by other men. When cattle were being driven off, Indian Joe, turned back some with the Washburn brand on. Years later in Grass Valley, Indian Joe met some of Abraham Washburn's sons. He huggedandkissedthese sons. Later when the Washburns lived in Monroe, Indian Joe's son who was now a chief came with his band of Indians. When he saw Brother Washburn, he gave him his finest buffalo robe, as a token of the love his father had had for Abraham Washburn. Mr. Washburn built and operated a tannery and shoe making shop in Manti. Later when the family moved to Monroe he did this kind of work there. He was called by the church to be in charge of the Order tannery in Glenwood, where several men worked for him. In Monroe in his later years Brother Wash burn sent to Salt Lake City for his shoe making supplies, as the demand for shoes was great. In the 1870's when living in Monroe, the Washburn families joined in a Christmas celebration, with a Christmas tree, the first in Monroe. Grandfather Abraham Washburn was Santa Claus. It was thought that Mr. Washburn found the Monroe Hot Springs. Soon after their arrival, he cleaned out a spring and bathed in the warm water often. His son Parley was healed by bathing in that spring, from a pain in his left shoulder that had remained since childhood when he had measels in 1864-5. Abraham didn't lay claim to these springs because he thought they should belong to the community. He advocated free schools. He was kind and loving to his family. He was consierate and a friend to all people. Each day he encouraged his children to be kind to their mother and help her all they could. He was a peace-loving man who put oil on troubled waters to bring love and friendship. He looked for the good in his fellowman. He was hospitable and had many -23- dear friends from everywhere - Winter Quarters, Nauvoo, crossing the plains. His home was a welcome place for them all. Sometimes a dozen teams were cared for by the Wash burn boys in one night. Many times hay was scarce. The people were taken care of in the home. Often they talked on both friendly and serious topics until late into the night. Vol umes of unwritten church history were told there. Abraham Washburn was ordained a Patriarch for Sevier County by Apostle Albert Carington in 1884. He gave 162 Patriarchal Blessings in 19 months. The first one was given to his small grandson, Bent F. Larsen. Abraham Daniel Washburn died 17 June 1886, at Monroe, Ut. Each Sunday for three weeks after his funeral in the Sacrament meeting, speakers told of the splendid life of Abraham Washburn. He and his wives left comfortable homes, friends and wealth, endured persecution, disaster and hardships for their religious convictions and personal standards. Throughout their long useful lives they kept their faith, high ideals and a good honorable name that will live in history for all time.
by Lorena E. W. Larsen
GRANDMOTHER'S MANTI
Shortly after arriving in the Salt Lake Valley in the spring of 1848, after crossing the plains with the Pioneers, Great Grandfather and Grandmother (Abraham and Flora Washburn) were called by President Brigham Young to go with other settlers and start a settlement called Manti. The first company arrived at Manti on November 21, 1849. Grandmother's second child was born the next day, November 22, 1849. The baby, Almeda Maria, was the firstwhitechildbornin Sanpete County. The night after the baby's birth, the snow fell knee deep. During that winter all of the cattle belonging to Grandfather (approximately thirty-five head) died. Grandfather had brought these cattle from Salt Lake City with him. On December 13, 1849, Chief Walker, of the Ute tribe of Indians, arrived in Manti with nearly five hundred warriors. They camped near the mouth of Manti Canyon and held a War Dance that lasted for three days. Cheif Walker forced the white settlers to come and watch them dance. The Indians remained there during the winter. Early in the morning, on several occasions, Chief Walker came riding into town very
-24-, excited, swinging his arms and shouting that the Great Spirit had been with him during the night and told him that he and his braves must not kill these while people because the white people were the children of the Great Spirit the same as were the Indians. The Indians later became good friends of the settlers and they were not bothered by any of Chief Walker's tribe. Grandmother's first home in Manti was on the south side of the Latter-day-Saint Temple Hill toward the west point where the first settlers built their first homes. The place was infested with snakes. One morning Grandmother found a large rattlesnake on her mantle. Later, Grandmother lived in the fort. Her house was on the exact spot where now stands the little rock schoolhouse. This is located north of the court house and directly across the street east of the Manti City Hall. Within the next two years Grandfather built a home one block east and one and one-half blocks south of the Manti City Hall. He owned the strip running straight through to Main Street. The Main Street side is now filled with business houses. Mr. Tooth owned the lot to the south and Mr. Dennison the lot to the north. In the early days of Manti, there arrived from Denmark, two newly married couples, the Willa.rdsons and the Scows. They had no place of shelter and could not speak a word of English. Grandmother saw their condition and through an interpreter, she told them she would divide her one large room and let each couple have one-fourth of it. She and her family would live in one-half until these two couples could get homes of their own. The couples gladly accepted this offer and lived there for some time. The three families cooked over one fire place. Neither they nor Grandmother could speak a word that the other understood, but in that one room grew a friendship which lasted for life. Grandmother was president of the Manti Relief Society for many years. They held their meetings and socials in the old Council House on the northeast corner of the Public Square. On work meeting days, both mothers and daughters would assemble. When there was a rush of work, they would meet at ten o'clock in the morning and the following work would be accomplished: tidy and lace making; spinning wool yarn; knitting men's socks; braiding straw; sewing hats for men, women and children; carding wool bats with hand cards; cutting and sewing rags for rag carpets; and piecing and making quilts. On such occasions they would have a picnic luncheon at twelve or one o'clock, then continue work
-25- until late afternoon. Such a good feeling of helpfulness and kindness prevailed on these occasions that the women looked forward to them with a great deal of pleasure. Very often such days ended with a dancing party in .the evening. The musicians usually furnished free music, if they were given a good meal during the evening. Grandmother taught many immigrant women to earn a living in this new country by spinning yarn and knitting men's socks, which found ready sale in Salt Lake City, for fifty cents a pair. She also taught them to braid straw and make hats and weave cloth. They often wept with gratitude and thanksgiving for such a friend in this new and far off country far from their native land. The Pioneers of Sanpete County held yearly County Fairs. People would bring all their homemade products-everything their hands or the soil could produce. There was always a fine display. In the Fine Arts Department would be found tidies and laces, crocheted and knitted; all types of needle work; fine straw hats trimmed with an art rose here and there; and men's and boy's best hats and work hats made by the ladies of those pioneer days. Grandmother did a great variety of work and took many prizes at the fairs. Grandmother had a large adobe oven at the west side of her house where she could bake forty loaves of bread at one time. She baked once a week; and, as the bread was removed from the oven, she would put in pies, cakes and gingerbread to last through the week. The bread was put into a clean barrel in the cellar, where large and small barrels and jars of preserves and jam were stored for the year. When the Black Hawk War was being fought, Grandmother did a great deal of cooking for the soldiers who were camped in the little fort just behind her house. Fruit was scarce in Sanpete, so in the years immediately following the Black Hawk War, Grandmother took Hyrum, her oldest son and one of the girls and with an ox team went to Utah County to dry fruit, put up preserves and jam, bottle peaches, pears, apples and plums boiled in molasses. Often wild ground cherries were used. She was a pioneer in bringing fruit trees, berry plants and ornamental shrubs and flowers into Manti. In the sixties, through the efforts of Grandmother, Manti had apricots, peaches, gooseberries, currants (both the English and black), strawberries and some tomatoes. Grandfather and the Winget boys, his sons-in-law, owned and operated a molasses mill; and many a candy pulling party was held at Grandmother's home. -26- In the early days, when men and teams were sent back on the pioneer trail to bring immigrants to Utah, Grandmother always baked racks of crackers. After she had prepared the dough, every child who was old enough, was washed perfectly clean, dressed in a clean apron, the dough cut in pieces and put onto clean white mixing boards, and each child was given a clean white wooden potato masher, or rolling pin and the dough was beaten for hours. Grandmother supervised the work, often turning the dough while it was in the process of being beaten. Afterward it was rolled out and baked. Grandmother not only cared for the sick, but cared for and helped to lay out the dead. With the assistance of others, she made their clothing. She was a friend to the needy and a mother to the whole community. She often left her own sick children to the care of Grandfather, who was also a nurse, while she went to help the neighbors with their needs. In April 1872, the Washburns were called once again to help in another settlement. This time they moved to Monroe in Sevier County. Grandmother presided for 25 years over the first Relief Society there. She was the first school teacher. She devoted her life to the service of God and her fellowmen. She passed away in 1900, but her memory continues to live on. The older residents of Manti and Monroe can still remember when Sister Washburn would come to their assistance any time of the day or night if she knew they were in need of something; but then, that was Grandmother Washburn. By Paul Eugene Turner Great Grandson i
A Patriarchal Blessing was given to Flora Clarinda Gleason by Patriarch John Smith at Macedonia, Ill., 11 June 1844. The following is a part of this Blessing: "Thou shalt be a mistress in the Lord's house and be an instructress of children, many of whom shall be thine own offspring. They shall be mighty in faith and good works, and through thine obedience thy name shall be handed down from generation to generation and shall be had in honorable remem brance until years shall cease to roll around.''
-27- "Look to this day, for it is life - the very life of life. In its brief course lie all the verities and realities of your existence, the bliss of growth, the glory ofaction, the splendor of beauty. For yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision; but today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day. Such is the salutation of the dawn."
Sanskrit SECOND GENE RATION
2. CLARINDA HUETTA JOHNSON2 (FloraClarindaGleasonl) b. Winter Quarters, (now Florence) Douglas, Neb., 15 Jan. 1847. re-bap. 6 Sept. 1877 by Andrew Larsen; re-conf. 6 Sept. 1877 by James Farmer; m. 15 Jan. 1866, M. T., Zenos, son of Cyrus and Catherine (Hulet) Winget. He was b. 29 June 1842, Nauvoo, Hancock, Ill.; d. 22 June 1907, Monroe, Ut. She d. 22 June 1883, Monroe, Ut. Zenos Wingate was a Utah Pioneer. He came with his parents to Utah in 184 7. He was a pioneer of Iron Co., Sanpete Co., and Monroe in Sevier Co. He came to Monroe in 1871 and became a successful farmer. After Huetta's death, he m. 2nd, 20 Nov. 1885, St. G.T., Eliza Roxey, dau. of John Prichard and Adelia Lavinia (De Mille) Squire. She was b. 1 Feb. 1865, Manti, Ut.; d. 10 Apr. 1943, Monroe, Ut.; bur. in Monroe. Zenos d. 22 June 1907, Monroe, Ut.
Children of Zenos and Huetta Winget
10 M-1 Zenos, b. 5 Nov. 1866, Manti, Ut.; bap. 1 July 1874 by John W. Bohman; conf. by David Griffith; d. 3 Sept. 1875; End. 23 Jan. 1939.
* 11 M-2 Cyrus Alfonzo, b. 26 Mar. 1869, Manti, Ut.; d. 3 Apr. 1961. 12 F-3 Clarinda Huetta, b. 7 June 1871, Manti, Ut.; d. 12 Sept. 1878 13 F-4 Catherine Melissa, b. 12 Oct. 1873, Monroe, Ut.; bl. 29 Oct. 1873 by Moses Gifford; d. 22 Sept. 1878. 14 F-5 Zennia Meleta, b. 27 July 1875, Monroe, Ut.; bl. 26 Dec. 1875 by Dennison L. Harris; bap. 3 July 1884 by Thomas Cooper; conf. same day by D. -28- L. Harris. She d. 18 Nov. 1889; End (proxy) 4 June 1890. 15 M-6 Benjamin Franklin, b. 3 May 1878, Monroe, Ut.; bl. 7 Aug. 1878 by Hans D. Magleby; bap. 4 Aug 1887 by Jacob Magleby; conf. same day by Thomas Cooper. He d. 2 July 1898; End. (proxy) 29 Jan. 1939.
Children of Zenos and Eliza Roxey (Squire) Winget
1. Luther, b. 2 Oct. 1886, Manti, Ut.; m. 31 Aug. 1910, M. T. to Thirza Lavina Anderson. 2. Adelia, b. 23 Sept. 1888, Monroe, Ut.; m. 23 Dec. 1908, M. T. to Jesse Clark Baldwin. She d. 4 July 1940. 3. Emerett, b. 14 Dec. 1890, Monroe, Ut.; m. 21 Dec. 1909, Mark Waters, S. in M. T. 12 Dec. 1912. Shed. 4 Mar. 1912. 4. Glen, b. 21 July 1893, Monroe, Ut.; m. 14 May 1919, Eliza Christina ( "Christy") dau. of Martin and Lucretia (Jul ander) Larsen. 5. Calista, b. 12 Oct. 1896, Monroe, Ut.; m. 1 June 1922, Charles Richard Jensen; S. 18 Mar. 1947 in T. 6. Newel, b. 15 May 1889, Monroe, Ut.; m. 27 May 1926, L. T,, to Veta Smith. He is Logan City Commissioner.
Huetta Clarinda Johnson Winget
Snow fell heavily and cold at Winter Quarters, now Florence, Nebraska, that 15th day of Jan. 1847. The little Mormon colony who had been driven from their homes in Nauvoo, Ill. had little shelter except their covered wagons. Flora Clarinda Gleason Johnson gave birth to herfirstchildalonein her covered wagon that day. Her kind neighbors assisted her, but they too were busy trying to care for their own sick and freezing and the other seven babies born that day. But Flora Clarinda's tiny daughter, Huetta Clarinda, seemed to brighten the whole world. In the spring of 1847 Huetta and her mother left with the Musser Company for Utah. The mother later married Abraham D. Washburn who had been very kind to them on the long, hard journey to the west. Huetta loved this new father and he was good to her and loved her as he did his own children. In the fall of 1849 the Washburn family, with others were called to help settle Manti. The night of arrival the snow came. The next morning Huetta's mother had her second child, Almeda Maria, born in a wagon box. As Huetta grew up, she with the others, worked hard.
-29- Indians were often on the warpath and there was always danger. Father Washburn was a friend to these people and a personal friend of the Chief, but in spite of this, Indian troubles prevailed. Huetta helped bake bread in the big oven. She helped beat the dough for soda crackers; she spun and wove cloth. She and her sister Almeda took wool, cleaned, carded, and dyed it and wove it into cloth and made their husband's wedding suits. They married brothers, Zenos and Alphonzo Winget. The wedding was celebrated with a dance and dinner for the townfolk. Over 200 guests were served at the banquet in the Washburn home. Plans were made to whisk the girls away and take them for a long sleigh ride, but they heard of the plans, so the grooms were on guard and the would-be abductor's were disappointed. While living in Manti, three children were born to Huetta and Zenos. In 1872, they with the Washburn family, moved to the new settlement at Monroe. Here three more children were born to Huetta. Hardships during the pioneer life were not easy. Her health was failing. Huetta loved her children and taught them to pray and follow religious truths. She often said ''If only I knew you children would grow up to be honorable, honest, righteous and good, it would be most pleasing to me." She was forewarned in a dream of the deaths of her three children who died of typhoid fever. One night her son Fonzo, remembered that she arose after retiring. She began turning the leaves on the calendar. Her husband awakened and asked, "Mother, what are you doing?" Her reply was, "I have just been told that something will happen in six weeks which will cast a gloom on this house hold. In counting it up, it will be the 22nd of June." On June 10th she sat writing a letter to her father who was in Mesa, telling how much her health had improved, when she suddenly became very ill. From that day she grew weaker, and died June 22, 1883, aged 36 years. She was kind, just and merciful. She had a love for the beautiful in character, art and nature, and she had an abiding faith in God.
Marguerite W. Ogden (granddaughter)
3. ALMEDA MARIA WASHBURN2 [ Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 22 Nov. 1849, Manti,Sanpete, Ut.: m. 5 Jan. 1866 (S. 9 Oct. 1866,End. H., S.L.C.)to Alphonzo, son of Cyrus and Catherine (Hulet) Winget. He was b. 5
-30- Jan. 1846, Nauvoo, Hancock, Ill. Almeda d. 24 June 1923, Monroe, Sevier, Ut. Alphonzo d. 12 May 1931,Monroe, Ut. Both were bur. in Monroe, Ut. Alphonzo Winget's early life was not easy. His family came to Utah in Chas. C. Rich Co. with the pioneers that arrived in Oct. 1847. They lived in Springville, then moved to Iron Co. in 1854. After the death of his father in 1855 they came back to Springville. Next they lived in Manti. It was hard for the mother and her 8 children. They dug roots and ate herbs for food. In 1859 when Alphonzo was 13 years old he went to St. George, about 200 miles away to work for an Uncle Sylveenis Hewlett. He was to herd cattle, on the bench land hear the mountains. Often he was discouraged and very homesick. One day as the cattle grazed, Alphonzo lay on the rocky ground. The hardships and !onliness were almost more than the young boy could endure. As he gazed into the sky he saw what appeared to be a big tumbleweed coming toward him. As it came nearer it looked like a man. As it passed over him, the man's face looked like his father. After that, he felt that he was not alone, his father was watching over him. A year later he came home to Manti. Here he lived during the Walker and the Blackhawk Indians Wars. In 1873, he went to help settle Monroe. He was active in church and community. He served on an L.D.S. mission to the Southern States. He was constable in Monroe for many years before it was an incorporated town. He was then for 6 years a city council member, was city marshall 5 years and was water master for 2 canals for 35 years. He did farming, dairying, sheep and cattle raising, owned and made honey from many stands of bees. He cared for all bees m the vicinity and was Sevier Co. bee inspector for many years. At age 81 he had written that he enjoyed moderately good health. Mr. Winget was always honest, wise, friendly and optimistic in his family life and dealings with his fellowmen.
Children, 1st 3 b. in Manti, Ut., last 9 b. in Monroe, Ut.
M-1 Alphonzo, b. 24 June 1867; d. 27 June 1867. * 16 M-2 Lucian Zenos, b. 19 Dec. 1868; d. 16 Mar. 1956. * 17 M-3 Cyrus Abraham, b. 24 Mar. 1871; d. 4 July 1942. * 18 F-4 Almeda Civilla, b. 18 Mar. 1873. 19 M-5 Alonzo, b. 5 Apr. 1875, d. Aug. 1876.
-31- 20 F-6 Lula Lorena, b. 22 Sept. 1877; d. 28 Nov. 1891. * 21 M-7 Parley P., b, 11 Feb. 1880, d. 9 Nov. 1952. * 22 M-8 John Fredrick ("Ted"), b. 5 Dec. 1882, d. 19 Jan. 1942. * 23 F-9 Maud, b. 15 May 1885; d. 13 May 1956. * 24 F-10 Printha, b. 11 Sept. 1887. * 25 M-11 Claudius ( "Claud") b. 26 Apr. 1890; d. 18 July 1958. * 26 M-12 Grover Cleveland, b. 9 Nov. 1892; d. 16 Nov. 1933.
Almeda Mariah Washburn Winget
Almeda Mariah Washburn Winget was born 22 Nov. 1849 at Manti, Sanpete Co., Utah, the daughter of Abraham Washburn and Flora Clarinda Gleason. Her father was called to go and help start a settlement at Manti. The first company of settlers arrived at Manti the 21st of November 1849. Almeda was born the next day in a wagon box just a short distance from where the Temple now stands. She was the first white child born in Sanpete Co. Despite the chilly cold of November the brave mother again resumed her duties with no shelterbutthatafforded by a wagon box. Scarcely eleven days had passed when she was working hard baking crackers to assist church officials who had planned a trip east. Until Almeda was twelve years of age the people of Sanpete endured extreme hardships and poverty even that of hunger. Often have Iheardmotherrelate with tears in her eyes of how the little folks would cry for food but sometimes were forced to go to bed hungry. For one entire summer and fall they were compelled to eat cooked pig weeds and the same was prepared for their lunch to be eaten during school noon hour. For years they lived through this poverty. And then in 1857 Johnson's Army came. This was a blessing to these poor Mormons as the army sold all of their belongings and returned east. Almeda's mother was able to secure a wagon cover frum which she made dresses for her almost grown up daughters, as this material lasted for years. I have heard mother relate how they turned them and also recolored them with rabbit brush and they felt that each time this was done they had been blessed with a new dress. During the early part of her teens they endured all the hardships of the Walker War. After mother and her older sister Aunt Huetta had become engaged to Zenos and Alphonzo Winget the boys were confronted with the problem of new wedding suits for themselves. They discovered that there
-32- were no suits to be bought nor cloth to make them and their problem was indeed perplexing. Grandmother Washburn and the two brides-to-be decided that the girls should spin the yarn and grandmother would dye it and weave the cloth for the boys wedding suits. The work went forward rapidly and before the end of that month the result of their labors was two fine men's suits made of home made jeans. All the work had been done by Grandmother Washburn and the girls, from the wool rools which were carded at a carding machine, to the last finishing touch on the suits. The two young couples were married at the girls'. home on the 5th of January 1866 on Alphonzo Winget's birthday at Manti, Sanpete Co. Utah. Almeda was sixteen years old. Two weeks after father and mother were married they went to Salt Lake and went through the Endowment House. This journey was made by ox team. They left home with out one penny in cash but had gathered up several sacks of salleratus to pay their expenses. In 1872 they decided to take their few belongings and move to Monroe, Sevier Co., Utah. During the many years of their married life their door was always open to their many friends and relatives. One of the most enjoyable times I can think of as a child is when the Washburn family would get together on Christmas Eve and all have dinner and have a big Christ mas tree in Uncle Hyrum Washburn's carpenter shop. Uncle Hyrum would make tables the full length of the room and the Christmas tree was just covered with dolls and toys for all of us. How hard they did work to make a happy time form: children. 1916 was the year Mother and Father celebrated their golden wedding. There was a dinner served at the home of their daughter, Civilla Magleby, then everyone went over to the South Ward Church and there was a program and a dance. I had never seen my mother dance before but Johnnie Webb got mother to dance a quadrille with him and I remember how graceful she could dance. She is the mother of twelve children, eight sons and four daughters. Two of her children died when they were very young. She was a counselor to Sister Ellen Thuesen in the Relief Society for some time, and she was also a Relief Society visiting teacher for many years. She was captain of the Daughters of the Pioneers when it was first organized in Monroe. She was a loving and devoted wife and mother. She died at her home in Monroe on the 24th of June 1923. by Printha Foutin (daughter)
-33- 4. LOUISA ANN WASHBURN2 [Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 29 Sept. 1851, Manti, Sanpete, Ut.; bap. 1859 by Abraham D. Washburn; conf. by James Ware ham; m. 1 Nov. 1869 at the Endowment House, Salt Lake City, Ut.; to William Morley, son of John Edwin and Mary (Cline) Black. He had 5 other wives. He was b. 11 Feb. 1826, Vermillion, Richland Co., Ohio; d. 17 June 1917, Blanding, Ut. Louisa d. 26 May 1904, Safford, Graham, Ariz.; bur in Union Cemetery, Safford.
Children
27 M-1 William Washburn, b. 7 Nov. 1870, Manti, Ut.; d. 26 May 1884. 28 F-2 Catherine Almeda, b. 29 Jan. 1873, Glendale, Ut.; d. 25 Feb. 1873. * 29 M-3 Parley Pratt, b. 23 Mar. 1875, Glendale, Ut.; bap. 1883 by Thomas Robinson * 30 F-4 Calista, b. 3 Nov. 1876, Kanab, Ut. * 31 F-5 Etta Clarinda, b. 19 Feb. 1880, Glendale, Ut.; bap. 6 June 1888, by William M. Black. * 32 M-6 Edward Webb, b. 19 Dec. 1881, Orderville, Ut.; bap. Aug. 1890, by Joseph H. James. * 33 F-7 Lula Loraine, b. 14 Nov. 1885, Huntington, Ut.; bap. June 1896 by Osten Evens; conf. by Benjamin Peel. * 34 F-8 Ella Cevilla, b. 6 June 1888, Huntington, Ut.; bap. June 1896 by Osten Evans; conf. by Osten Evans. * 35 M-9 Junius Exile, b. 30 June 1893, Colonia Diaz, Chich uaha, Mexico; bl. 10 Mar. 1894 by Patriarch Lunt.
William Morley Black (father)
1. William Black B. abt. 1770, N. Carolina M. Sarah Stevens b. 1774, N. Carolina d. Before 1850 D. Before 1860, Richland, 0.
2. John Black B. 24 Mar. 1797, N. Carolina M. 19 Apr. 1821, Mary Cline D. 15 Oct. 1839, Bridgeport, Ill.
-34- 3. Willia L' Morley Black B. 11 1:'eb. 1826, Vermillion, Richland, O. M. 1 Nov. 1869, Louisa Ann Washburn D. 17 June 1915, Blanding, Utah
William Morley Black (mother)
1. Jonas Cline (Klym) M. Catherine Rose (Rooss) Tryntje
2. Mary Cline B. 31 Jan. 1802, Penn. M. 19 Apr. 1821, John Black b. 24 Mar. 1797, N. Carolina d. 15 Oct. 1839, Bridgeport, Ill.
3. William Morley Black M. Louisa Ann Washburn
A SHORT SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF LOUISA ANN WASH BURN BLACK
A Short Sketch of the Life of Louisa Ann Washburn Black
Louisa Ann Washburn was born September 29, 1851at Manti, Utah. She was the daughter of Abraham Washburn and Flora Clarinda Gleason. She lived with her parents and grew to young womanhood in the town of Manti, Utah. On November 1, 1869, at the age of eighteen years, she was married to William Morley Black at the Old Endowment House in Salt Lake City, Utah. To this union nine children were born; four boys and five girls. In Mother's early life she saw many trying times and clothes were still very scarce in the new town of Manti, but they were blessed with courage and had many good times. They had to work hard tending chickens, cows and a few sheep, also raising gardens and gleaning the wheat fields. They carded and spun the wool, then spinning it into cloth. Their clothes were then made by hand and they also knitted all of their own stockings. Mother and her two older sisters helped their mother gather straw when the grain was cut. This was then broken at the first joint from the head and put through a process of bleaching with sulphur, then soaked and braided to make hats for men, women
-35- and children to wear, which sold for 50¢ to $1.25 each. When Mother was twelve years of age she got sore eyes from the Indians which many people had at that time. Her eyes were so bad that she was blind for two years. During this time she learned to knit, braid straw and do many other things. Later she regained her sight. On November 1, 1869, she was married to William Morley Black. He was also the husband of her half sister, a daughter of her father's first wife. He also had two other wives, Margaret Banks, whom he married in New York before he joined te church and Maria Hansen. Mother and Father moved to Southern Utah. He was a miller by trade, so mother moved from place to place, never living too long at one time in one place. Father later married two women after he married Mother. When the United States law was passed that did away with plural marriages, and stated that couples must buy a license and that a man could only have one legal wife at a time, trouble began everywhere. Many of the men served time in prison because they would not desert their other families. Many did desert them and left them to do the best they could, Mother at the time had a family of small children and we were living at Huntington, Utah. Father managed to keep out of sight. Mother had a hard time trying to make a living for us. She raised bees and sold the honey and was doing fairly good. Shehadworkeditup to fifty swarms, had also bought an extractor. We lived in a one room log cabin and had one and one fourth acres ofland. Later we built a two room frame house and used the old room for a bee house. After my youngest sister was born in 1888, the officers were looking for Father again. He decided to take Mother and her family and move to Old Mexico to the colonies there where they could live without fear of punishment. Many of the people had gone to Old Mexico. Mother sold her home and bees and helped buy three wagons and seven head of horses. She also bought her a new white sewing machine, the first she had ever owned. On November 13, 1888 we left Huntington, Utah for Old Mexico. We took bedding and warm clothing and plenty of food. Mother had worked very hard to get ready for this trip. Father drove one team, Mother drove one team and Parley, who was only thriteen years old and my sister Calista, who was only twelve, took turns driving the other team. The smaller children rode in the wagon with Mother. In her wagon was a small box heater with the pipe going through the top of the cover. I took care of my baby sister, only a few months old. Father took an out of the way road through Rabbit Valley
-36- Mountains as there was not so much danger of the law that way as there would have been had we gone by way of Monroe and other towns on the main road. Mother's people all lived in Monroe and were going to Panguich to see us. When we got into the Rabbit Valley Mountains, about one week's travel from home and a week from Panguich, it began to snow and in two days it was three feet deep. The only way we could keep on the road _was to watch for notches cut on the trees six feet above the ground to guide people who were snowed in. Father and Parley would put the three teams on one wagon and would go two or three miles to break the trail, then return and take the next wagons on, one at a time, using the extra horse when one gave out. We traveled that way for three weeks, and never saw the sun, moon, stars or a human being, but I never heard Mother complain. When we got to Panguitch, Mother's people had given us up and had gone back to Monroe, so she had to go on without seeing them. We went through Kanab and over the Buckskin Mountains, now known as the Kaibabs. We passed House Rock Springs and through the bright colored country now called Painted Desert, then on to Lee's Ferry on the Colorado River. We crossed on the ferry, then, but now there is a large suspension bridge over the river at that place. On the flat raft two teams and wagons could be rowed at one time. We all got out of the wagons and stood on the raft. The horses were unfastened from the wagons. blindfolded and left standing in their places. The blindfold was to keep them from getting frightened and dizzy when the boat started to move. It was rowed by two men, one on either side and it turned around and around in the water to keep the current from taking it down stream. It was three or four hundred feet across. When we reached the other side we faced a high mountain grade called Lee's Backbone, which had been cut to travel to the top of the mountain, from solid rock, so steep and slick in places it was almost impossible for the horses to keep their footing, although they were sharp shod. The road was from two to four feet from the edge of the steep mountain side and almost a thousand feet to the river below. When we got to the top of the river bank, the smaller children had to go ahead of the teams. Sometimes it was almost impossible to get over the big rocks in the road. Mother told me not to let the children look over the side of the mountain as we may fall. She drove one team up the steep grade and at times she would stand up in the wagon and urge the horses on by coaxing and the whip to keep them on their feet. All three wagons got to the top safely. We
-37- started to cross the ferry about eight in the morning and it was way in the afternoon when we got to stop and eat, about one mile the other side of the ferry in Arizona. There was no snownowas we were on the Navajo Reservation and everywhere was sand and warm weather. We traveled down the Little Colorado River through the Petrified Forest, until we crossed the Little Colorado River at Winslow, Arizona. Just before crossing the river a man with a load of fruit caught up with us and his name was Joseph Ballard. We crossed about four o'clock in the afternoon. The stranger turned out to be a friend in need and was sent to us. He had a four horse team and drove into the river ahead of us and found quicksand, but his team had small feet and he went right across. He called to Father not to try to cross until he brought his team back to help. Father had large horses and not much of a load and said, ''If your small teams took your load, this team can surely take mine." Not thinking about the horses big feet and not knowing anything about quicksand, he drove in. When the horses found their feet were sinking they were afraid to try to move and wouldn't try to get out. The water was soon over their backs and the wagon with just the front wheels. on the sand, was almost standing on end. Brother Ballard came back as quickly as he could. They unfastened the team and then he fastened his team to the back of the wagon and pulled it back to dry ground. While Brother Ballard and my brother Parley held the horses heads out of the water, Brother Ballard got on the slimmer horse and talked the horse into pulling itself loose and went to the other side with him: They fastened a smaller horse of ours onto the larger horse and pulled it out, but he was hurt and died three days later. (He was a big French Clyde horse.) There was a railroad bridge close and Mother took us children and crossed it about nine o'clock at night, leaving, the two men to get the teams and wagons across. It was about one half mile across the bridge and Mother was afraid that one of us smaller ones would step between the ties, also danger of a train coming. Father was nearly frozen but mother took care of him and used her remedies on him and he was better the next morning. The Lord was surely watching over us. We stopped in Woodruff a few days to rest and then went on to St. Johns, Arizona where Billie Black, my half brother lived. We arrived on December 20, 1888 and was there for Christmas. Father got work at a grist mill owned by David K. Udall in Round Valley and we stayed there until May and then went
-38- on to Mexico. We traveled on with no trouble until we got to Deming, New Mexico. It was the first railroad town we had seen and was plenty tough and a western town at that. We stopped to get supplies, but the children had to stay in the wagon. Two men were quarreling and they walked out behind the wagons and fought a duel. One was killed and the other wounded, how bad we never knew. About three days later we got to the Mexican Custom House at the border. We were there until the next day as it took that long to fix the papers so we could enter Mexico. It was sixty miles from there to Diaz, Mexico. Father rented five acres of ground on the southwest corner of town. AH of the land had been bought by one of the church officials. People could rent the land, build homes, and improve the property and sell the improvements but the ground never changed hands. Father built a small adobe room with a lean-to roof on the southeast corner. We lived there about three years. We raised what we could but the water was scarce and the climate very hot. Father had two other wives there by that time and we were left to make our own Ii ving most of the time from then on. Mother worked very hard, washing, ironing and doing house work. We all had diptheria and then Mother went out to care for others who had it. Mother and Father made a trip to Deming, New Mexico and were gone about two months in the fall of 1892. Mother was not well that winter and told us children that if anything happened to her to write to her folks at Monroe, Utah. She suffered greatly and we had a hard time to get enough to eat that winter. On June 30, 1893 my youngest brother, Junius was born. The Lord spared Mother's life to us children and when the baby was a few months old she took us children and went to Deming, New Mexico to work. fu the fall of 1894 she went back and disposed of our personal things and came back to Deming. We moved to Gila Valley, Safford, Arizona in 1895. Later she went to Monroe, Utah to visit her people. She stayed a few months and went on to Salt Lake City where she took a course in mid wifery from Doctor Ellis R. Ship. She then went back to Monroe and then back to Safford.
Mother later homesteaded a piece of mesquite land at Geronimo, Arizona and she and Ed cleared most of the land. They lived there part of the time and part in town to work and make a living while trying to clear it. My brother Ed lived on the place until his death in 1958. fu the winter of 1904 Mother took sick. She suffered im-
-39- mensly until her death on May 26, 1904. She was laid to rest in the Union Cemetery in Safford, Graham County, Arizona. She was a brave and noble mother and a true pioneer.
Written by her daughter, Etta Clarinda Black Webb.
2 5. HYRUM SMITH WASHBURN [Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 I b. 20 July 1853, Manti, Sanpete, Ut. bap. 10 Aug. 1862 by Andrew Moffet; conf. by James Wareham; re-bap. 28 June 1878 by Zenos Winget, re-con. 28 June 1878 by D. L. Harris; ord.E.Mar. 1872 by Moses Gifford. He was m. in S. L. Endowment House 30 June 1873 to Caroline W. Christiansen. She was b. 7 Apr. 1857, Aalborg, Denmark; bap. 1871 by Andrew Jensen; conf. by C. C, Cluff; re-bap. 28 June 1878 by Zenos Winget; re-conf. by James Farmer. Caroline sailed from Denmark 28 June 1871 on the ship "Minnesota" as a member of a group of L.D.S, Church converts. Shed. 17 Dec. 1937, Monroe, Ut.; bur. 20 Dec. 1937, Monroe Cemetery. Hyrum d. 4 June 1924, Monroe, bur. 7 June 1924 at Monroe, Ut.
Children, b. in Monroe, Seiver, Ut.
36 M-1 Hyrum, b. 20 May 1874, bl. 31 May 1874 by D. L. Harris, d. 29 Mar. 1875. * 37 F-2 Anna Clarinda, b. 23 Feb. 1876, d. 26 Feb. 1933. * 38 F-3 Ida Geneva, b. 3 Dec. 1878; d. 5 Jan. 1956. * 39 F-4 Almeda Rosalia, b. 28 Nov. 1880. * 40 F-5 Huetta Maria, b. 22 Sept. 1883, d. 24 Oct. 1951. * 41 M-6 Peter Daniel, b. 31 Oct. 1885. * 42 M-7 Jesse LaVell, b. 16 May 1888. 43 M-8 Junius, b. 10 Oct. 1890; bl. 4 Dec. 1890 by Alfred Newby; d. 12 Feb. 1891. * 44 F-9 Lulu Margaret, b. 26 Mar. 1892. 45 M-10 Willard Jay, b. 5 Feb. 1894; bl. 2 Mar.1894by Hyrum S. Washburn; d. 6 Dec. 1895. 46 F-11 Pearl, b. 3 Sept. 1897; bl. 19 Sept. 1897 by Hyrum S. Washburn, d. 30 Sept. 1897. 47 M-12 Loring Fay, b. 14 July 1899; d. 14 July 1899.
-40- Caroline Wilhelmena Christiansen (father)
1. Christen Jasperson B. '1731 M. 19 Apr. 1758
2. Christen Christensen B. July 1777, Tarrs., Hjorring, Den. M. 28 Oct. 1808 D. 22 Dec. - , Ugilt, Hjorring, Den.
3. Christen Christensen B. 7 May 1812, Ugilt, Norre, Den.
4. Christian Peter Christiansen B. 18 Aug. 1838, Norre Sundby, Hjorring, Den. M. 1856, Anne Christina Anderson Brink b. Aalborg, Den. D. 12 July 1920, Monroe, Ut.
5. Caroline Wilhelmena Christiansen B. 7 Apr. 1857, Aalborg, Den. M. 30 June 1873, Hyrum Smith Washburn b. 20 July 1853, Manti, Ut. d. 4 June 1924, Monroe, Ut. D. 17 Dec. 1937, Monroe, Ut.
Caroline Wilhelmena Christiansen (mother)
1. Marren Jacobsen B. 1703
2. Kirsten Christensen B. 17- Tarrs., Hjorring, Den.
3. Ingeborg Kirstine Nielson B. 20 June 1802, Haubro, Hjorring, Den. D. Norresundby, Deh.
4. Anna Christina Anderson Brink B. Aalborg, Den. M. 1856, Christian Peter Christiansen b. 18 Aug. 1838, Norre Sundby, Hjorring, Den.
-41- d. 12 July 1920, Monroe, Ut.
5. Caroline Wilhelmena Christiansen M. Hyrum Smith Washburn
Hyrum Smith Washburn
Among the many pioneers who were sent out from Salt Lake City by Brigham Young to colonize the territory of Utah were Abraham Washburn and his wives Flora Clarinda Gleason and Tamer Washburn. fu the year 1894 they were sent to help es tablish a community at Manti, Sanpete County. On July 20, 1853, Abraham and Clarinda were blessed by the birth of their first son, whom they christened Hyrum Smith Washburn in honor of the Prophet Joseph's brother, Hyrum Smith. A new social order was being established in an undeveloped area. The only native inhabitants were wandering fudian tribes. In youth Hyrum learned that survival for the pioneers depended largely on faith,hardworkandperseverance.Assoon as he was old enough he assumed home responsibilities. Early in life he demonstrated an adeptness in the use of tools. He learned from his father how to tan hides and to produce leather and how to make and repair shoes and other items made from leather. He showed skill in the use of the saw, hammer and square. During his life his chief vocation was carpentry, a field in which he became an expert. Hyrum's formal education was learned from his mother who was one of the first to establish a school for the children of Manti. During the period of the fudian uprisings around Manti, Hyrum, age 14, was given his father's gun and served his turn as guard to protect his family and community. fu 1864 Abraham Washburn, his son Hyrum, and others visited South Bend, a small community in Sevier County to investigate farming land, water supply and location, hoping to improve living conditions for their families. Seven years later Abraham his sons and sons-in-law returned to this Sevier community which had been renamed Alma. They liked what they saw here. Some of the men returned to Manti to make plans to move. Others including Hyrum remained for part of the winter to work on an irrigation canal, being constructed. The family moved to Alma in 1872. Soon after the community was given the permanent name of Monroe. During his first year in Monroe, Hyrum met and courted 15
-42- year old Caroline 'Christiansen, a convert to the L.D.S. Church from Aalborg, Denmark. They were married in the Endowment House in Salt Lake City, 30 June 1873. The young couple traveled 180 miles from Monroe to Salt Lake City in a covered wagon'. The journey was slow and exhausting. Bent Larsen and Julia Sorensen who were also married at this time accompanied HyrtJm and Caroline on this trip. Hyrum and his bride lived in his father's home until they could establish a home of their own. Hyrum's heart was full of gratitude for his paretns and all they had done for him. One day he said to his father, "how can I ever repay you for all you have done for me?'' His father, after a pause said, "my son, when you raise a son as fine as you are, I will be paid for all that I have done for you.'' Hyrum and Caroline lived in a wagon box on a plot of ground they had purchased, soon they had a log house. Hyrum made adobies, cut timber from the near by mountains for lumber and built a good home of excellent quality, which is still, in 1962, used as a residence. Near the turn of the century Hyrum sold this house and built a new, more commodius house on the same city block. This was one of the better homes of the community and still stands as a monument to his excellent skill as a builder. He was an outstanding builder. Many homes now used are the products of his skills. He quarried the rock to construct the old rock school house which served for many decades. He helped construct the first Monroe High School. Church author ities frequently called upon him to contribute in building and repairing projects. For many years the community depended upon Hyrum to construct caskets for burial purposes. fu this work his wife assisted him by fashioning and installing linings of suitable fabrics. Hyrum also made and repaired shoes. He kept his family's shoes in good repair and did considerable work for relatives and neighbors. Hyrum served the community as a wheelwright. Wagon wheels were made of hard wood with metal tires and hub linings. Strength and rigidity were essential in the construction. An unusual crop for Sevier County was sugar cane. Yet Hyrum raised this plant to maturity and made molasses from the cane. His skill as a carpenter was a major source of income, and for his services to others, he was usually paid in "kind", as money was scarce. Sometimes unscrupulous persons took
-43- advantage of skilled workers, in their dealings. Hyrum tried hard to provide for the needs of his family. In the late 1890's he secured employment with the Annie Laurie Mining Co. at. Kimberley, Piute Co. He lived with his family in a tent, then a house. He saw the need for fresh fruit, veg etables, milk, eggs, etc. He brought a few cows and sold milk to the camp families. Caroline, "Lena," being an exceptionally fine cook, it was not long before many of the men applied for boarding priviledges at Lena Washburn's and left the company boarding house. An additional house was rented in connection with this project. After four years the family moved back to Monroe where Hyrum bought a 25 acre farm westandnorth of town, and began farming and gardening. He established a freighting service to Kimberley where he sold fruits, vegetables, poultry, eggs, and a wide variety of other commodities. Hyrum worked as a carpenter for Utah Copper Co. in Garfield, and at Alunite in Piute Co. where potash, a chemical compound was produced for military uses. Circumstances had compelled Hyrum to be away from home but his heart and interests were always there. He was a selfless man. His primary concern in life was his family, his church, his friends and community. Hyrum was a devout believer in the principles of his church. He was a voracious reader of the Bible, church books, docu ments, newspapers. He taught the principles of the gospel to his children and led them by precept andexample. He accepted men for what they were. If a man was honest, fair, dependable and clean he was respected by Hyrum. There was no trace of bigotry in his character. He was an Elder in the church. He was often called to officiate in baptisms, blessings, ordinations, administer to the sick and other church services. He served as Presiding Elder while residing in Kimberley. He was ordained a High Priest by Elder Richard R. Lyman, 30 Jan. 1921. He was 2nd Pres. of the 2nd Quorum of Elders in Sevier Stake, a block teacher, and a Sevier Stake Missionary in 1912-13. He super vised the construction of the Monroe South Ward Chapel, a beautiful structure. Hyrum served his community well. He was a member of the City Council 3 years, and a member ofthe School Board for 15 years. Each winter morning after a snow storm he hitched a horse to a V-shaped drag he had made, and cleared the side walks for the children to go to and from school. He did this because of his interest in the welfare of others. For many years he was on the Fourth of July Committee and
-44- actively made this occasion a success. He helped plan com munity programs honoring those who participated in the Spanish American War. He was among the first in Monroe to recognize the need for electric lights and he devoted much time and effort to see this need realized. While visiting some of his family in Grass Valley in the summer of 1918, Hyrum suffered a paralytic stroke, which affected his right side. He lost his ability to speak, his right arm and leg were left useless. His mind was clear, he under stood all that happened. He with his family decided that medicine was not the answer. An electro- therapist treated him. Hyrum himself, applied constant massage to the affected limbs with his left hand. He exercised his speech organs. They responded and gradually he regained his ability to speak. He regained partial use of his right arm and leg. Hyrum made a tremendous effort himself and had courage and faith all during this sad illness. To compensate for the condition he was in he taught himself through endless practice to write, use his carpen ter tools with his left hand, hoe the garden, rake the lawn. He died 4 June 1924, Monroe, Ut. Lenadied17 Dec. 1937, Monroe. "Uncle Hy" and "Aunt Lena" were loved and respected by all who knew them. Their home was a gathering place for their children and friends. Relatives from far a way made their head quarters at their home. Welcome and hospitality were always enjoyed at the Washburns.
By Margaret W. Baker (daughter)
6. PHILENA WASHBURN2 [ Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 6 Apr. 1856, Manti, Ut.;m. lst 27 Oct. 1870 (S. 24 June 1874) to Hyrum, son of Sanford and Mary Sophronia (Gaylord) Forbush. He was b. 12 Nov. 1849, Freemont Co., Ia.; d. 8 Feb. 1879, Manti, Ut. She died 21 Sept. 1935, Monroe, Ut. Hyrum helped guard the cattle of the early settlers from bands of roving Indians. Because of his honesty and friendly dealings, his life was spared by the Indians on several occasions. Work in the mines indirectly caused his death. Philena m. 2nd 2 June 1883, William Adam, son of William and Jean (Adam) Warnock. He wasb. 21 Apr. 1839, Glasgow, Scotland. He was a widower with 5 children. Mr. Warnock taught school, was a school trustee,
-45- Sevier Co. Supt. of Schools, Justice of the Peace, Post Master, Town Clerk, Ward Clerk and was Supt. of S.S. for 30 years. He was a representative at a convention to petition the U.S. Govt. for statehood for Utah. He was Sevier Stake Patriarch. He. d. 10 Oct. 1930 at his son, Irvin's home in Sigurd.
Children, by 1st marriage, all but 5th b. in Manti, Ut.
48 M-1 Hyrum Warren, b. 24 July 1871; d. 6 Sept. 1871 49 M-2 William Orrin, b. 31 Aug. 1872; d. 11 Mar. 1873 * 50 M-3 Arthur Abraham, b. 14 Feb. 1874; d. 25 Oct. 1949 * 51 M-4 Sanford Alonzo, b. 13 Nov. 1875; d. 10 Dec. 1953 * 52 M-5 Hyrum Pratt, b. 14 June 1879, Monroe, Ut.: d. 9 Dec. 1936.
Children by 2nd marriage b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 53 M-1 Alexander, b. 29 May 1884 * 54 F-2 Nettie Philena, b. 25 Nov. 1886 * 55 F-3 Flora Clarinda, b. 24 Sept. 1889, d. 22 May 1956 * 56 M-4 Irvin Leroy, b. 6 July 1892. * 57 F-5 Mary, b. 15 Sept. 1895; d. 8 Dec. 1920.
Hyrum Warren Forbush (father)
1. Deborah Rediat
2. Daniel Forbush B. at Marlboro, Mass. M. Rebecca Perriman b. 26 Mar. __ , Marlboro, Mass. d. 3 May 1677 D. Oct. 1687
3. Thomas Forbush B. 6 Mar. 1667, Cambridge, Mddx, Mass. M. Dorcas, dau. of Edward and Anna Rice Edwards. father was Edmund who was b. 1594, Sudbury, Eng. and was an early settler of Marlboro, Mass. His wife was Tamazine --. b. 29 Jan. 1665, Sudbury, Mass. d. 24 Mar. 1753. D. May 1738
-46- 4. Thomas Forbush B. 14 Oct. 1695, Westboro, Mass. M. 6 Jan. 1718, Hannah Bellows b. 12 May 1695, Upton, Wore., Mass.
5. David Forbush B. 20 Oct. 1721 M. 4 May 17 49, Annah Whitney, sister of Eli Whitney bap. 29 Mar. 1730, Westboro, Mass. d. 4 Jan. 1785 D. Sept. 1789 (4 Jan. 1785)
6. David Forbush B. 18 Apr. 1754, Grafton, Mass. M. 20 Mar. 1778, Deliverance Goodell b. 25 Feb. 1755 d. 29 Apr. 1815 D. 27 Dec. 1826
7. Rufus Forbush B. 12 July 1788, Upton, Mass. M. Polly, dau. of Benjamin and Mehitable (? Edson) Clark. Benjamin was b. 1743 and Mehitable was b. 11 May 1766. b. 19 Jan. 1789, Worcester, Mass. d. 22 Aug. 1851 D. 7 Sept. 1875
8. Sanford Forbush B. 24 Nov. 1822, Underhill, Chittenden, Mass. M. 24 May 1844, Mary Sophronia Gaylord b. 10 Aug. 1826, Amherst, Mass. d. 1 Oct. 1892, Manti, Ut. D. 26 Aug. 1896, Manti, Ut.
9. Hyrum Warren Forbush B. 13 Nov. 1849, Fremont, Ia. M. 27 Oct. 1870, Philena Washburn b. 6 Apr. 1856, Manti, Ut. d. 21 Sept. 1935, Monroe, Ut. D. 8 Feb. 1878, Manti, Ut.
-47- Hyrum Warren Forbush (mother)
1. Moses Gaylord B. 6 June 1776, Hadley, Mass. M. Polly B. Gaylord b. 6 Jan. 1778 do 29 June 1813 D. 20 Sept. 1842
2. Elijah B. Gaylord B. 4 Sept. 1804, Amherst, Mass. M. 26 Sept. 1825, Elizabeth Fredricksen b. 4 May 1808, Belchertown, Mass. d. 27 Dec. 1843, Fremont, Ia. D. 18 Aug. 1873, Fremont, Ia.
3. Mary Sophronia Gaylord B. 10 Aug. 1826, Amherst, Mass. M. 24 May 1844, Sanford Forbush D. 1 Oct. 1892, Manti, Ut.
4. Hyrum Warren Forbush B. 13 Nov. 1849, Fremont, Ia. M. 27 Oct. 1870, Philena Washburn
William Adam Warnock (father)
1. John Warnock B. 26 July 1721, Renfrew, Scotland M. Agnes Young b. 17 Dec. 1731, Abby, Renfrew, Scotland
2. Andrew Warnock B. 2 Apr. 1763, Abby, Paisley, Scotland M. 30 Oct. 1790, Elizabeth Brown b. 5 Feb. 1766, of Kilmarnock, Ayr, Scotland D. 1847
3. William Warnock B. 2 Aug. 1794, of Paisley, Renfrew, Scotland M. 2 Dec. 1818, Jean, dau. of Alexander and Jean (Patter son) Adam b. 29 July 1797, of Kilmarnock, Ayr, Scotland
-48- d. 1837, Glasgow, Scotland D. 1861, New York City, N. Y.
4. William Adam Warnock B. 21 Apr. 1837, Glasgow, Scotland M. 1st, 14 Apr. 1864, Susan McIntyre b. 15 Apr. 1839, Edinburg, Scotland d. 8 Apr. 1880, Monroe, Sevier, Ut. M. 2nd, 2 June 1883, Philena (Washburn) Forbush b. 6 Apr. 1856, Manti, Sanpete, Ut. d. 21 Sept. 1935, Monroe, Sevier, Ut. D. 10 Oct. 1930, Sigurd, Sevier, Ut.
William Adam Warnock (father's mother)
1. Thomas Smith M. Bessie --
2. Janet Smith M. John Cruix
3. William Crooks M. Janet Howie
4. Janet Crooks B. 21 June 1698 M. John, son of Matthew and Elizabeth (Dauson) Gemmill. Matthew's par. were John and Janet (Boyd) Gemmill. b. 5 Apr. 1692, Kilmarnock, Scotland m. 18 June 1719
5. Dau. Gemmill M. 18 Dec. 1757; at Kirk of Kilmarnock, to Alexander, son of Alexander and Elizabeth (Rankin) Brown. Alexander Sr. was the son of John Brown. Elizabeth was b. abt. 1698 at Ralston and was the dau. of Robert Rankin. b. 21 July 1727, Bridgend, Crawford
6. Elizabeth Brown B. 5 Feb. 1766, of Kilmarnock, Ayr, Scotland M. 30 Oct. 1790, Andrew Warnock b. 2 Apr. 1763, Abby, Paisley, Scotland d. 1847
-49- 7. William Warnock B. 2 Aug. 1794, of Paisley, Renfrew, Scot. M. Bans 2 Dec. 1818, Jean Adam b. 29 July 1797, of Kilmarnock, Ayr, Scot. d. 1837, Glasgow, Scot. D. 1861, New York City, N. Y.
8. William Adam Warnock B. 21 Apr. 1837, Glasgow, Scot. M. 1st, 14 Apr. 1864, Susan McIntyre * M. 2nd, 2 June 1883, Philena (Washburn) Forbush D. 10 Oct. 1930, Sigurd, Ut.; bur. Monroe, Ut.
Philena Washburn F. Warnock
Philena was born 6 Apr. 1855, Manti, Ut.; six years after her parents were called by Pres. Brigham Young to leave Salt Lake City and help make a new settlement at Manti. Philena's mother taught her to wash, card, spin and weave wool into cloth, then sew articles of clothing. She knitted stockings, made candles, soap, bread, butter and other pioneer needs. She learned to care for the sick. When Philena was 15 years old she married Hyrum Warren Forbush, 27 Oct. 1870. Bishop Andrew Moffit performed the ceremony. The couple was later sealed in the Salt Lake Temple. Philena and Hyrum lived in a log cabin. Their first two baby boys lived only a few months. One day Hyrum was riding by another man. This man was the first man in Manti shot by the Indians. Hyrum's life was spared because of his friendliness and honesty he had · shown in dealing with these red men. Hyrum died when he was thirty years old from the effects of dust in his lungs, while working in a mine. Their fifth son Hyrum Pratt was born four months later at Monroe. Philena with her sons, Arthur and Alonzo moved to Monroe Sevier Co, in Feb. 1879 to be near herparents who had already gone to help settle there. Philena and the children arrived the day Arthur was five years old. She married William Adam Warnock, 2 June 1883, when she was 28 years old. Mr. Warnock, age 46, was a widower with five children. The marriage took place in the St. George Temple. The nine-year-old Arthur, went on this long wagon trip to help drive the team. With the three Forbush boys, the five Warnock children and the five more children born to this couple, Philena was really mother to three growing families. She worked hard. She had a
-50- garden and fruit trees on the lot. Chickens, cows, horses and pigs were raised. Philena set up a loom in the "shanty" where she and the girls wove carpets and rugs to sell. She cared for the sick and prepared the dead for burial, which took her from home day and night. Later when there were doctors in the community, Philena assisted with 23 operations and cared for the patients during recovery. She helped at the birth of 158 babies and lovingly nursed the mother and babe for some weeks following. Her life was a mission of mercy, always extending a gentle hand to those in need of assistance. A resturant, across from "Pete's Hall" was managed by Philena. It was a gathering place for the young and old, where they loved the home cooked meals. She later had the town bakery shop. Each morning she mixed large troughs of dough for bread,buns and doughnuts. Then she would go to the homes to care for her sick patients. Her granddaughter Vonda, often mixed down, then weighed out the dough and molded it into neat, even loaves. Philena returned in time to bake the bread in her large brick oven. The doughnuts were fried and the buns finished and baked. Her's was a busy life. Philena lived for a while, with her daughter Flora, in Calif ornia. There being no church in the area for the children to attend, Philena taught the neighborhood children to conduct their own Sunday School. The cookie jar at Grandma Warnock's was a welcome and tempting place for the grandchildren. They also looked anxiously for their turns to come when they could sleep at Grandma's house. She told them such good stories of her life. The last five years of Philena's life were spent in a wheel chair, but she tried hard to help herself so she wouldn't be a burden to others. Her life was one of loving service, and the love of others returned to bless Philena in her failing health. She died at her son Arthur's home in Monroe, Ut. 21 Sept. 1935, age 85 years. She was buried in Manti Cemetery beside her husband Hyrum Warren Forbush.
By Vonda Forbush (granddaughter)
7. PARLEY PRATT WASHBURN2[Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1) b. 15 July 1857, Manti, Sanpete, Ut.; m. 19 June 1878, St. George T., to Ane Maria, dau. of Niels Peter and Maria (Smith) Gregerson. She was b. 13 Oct. 1856, Aalborg, Denmark. She d. 18 Mar. 1954,
-51- Monroe, Ut. Parley d. 11 Feb. 1930, Monroe, Ut. Maria was a pioneer in many ways. When the family lived on their well-kept farm, northeast of Monroe, Maria cooked dinner for the threshers every day during the fall threshing. Her husband was in charge of this work in the Monroe area. Maria's record for her delicious meals was so recognized by the threshers that many of the men traveled from five miles away to be at the Washburn farm by 6 o'clock every morning, in hopes that Mrs. Washburn would invite them in for breakfast. This hap pened every threshing season while Maria cooked for these men.
Children, b. in Monroe, Ut.
58 F-1 Rosetta, b. 18 Apr. 1879; d. 18 Apr. 1879 59 M-2 Parley Franklin, b. 19 Aug. 1880; d. 14 Apr. 1881 * 60 M-3 Oliver, b. 5 July 1882 * 61 M-4 Peter Abraham, b. 4 Aug. 1884 62 F-5 Mattie Sophronia, b. 7 Feb. 1886; d. 13 Nov. 1886 * 63 F-6 Ane Marie ("Dolly"), b. 28 Nov. 1887 * 64 M-7 Jesse Daniel, b. 20 Apr. 1889 * 65 F-8 Anena, b. 12 Nov. 1890 * 66 F-9 Evalyn B. ( "Eva") b. 20 Oct. 1892 * 67 F-10 Grace, b. 9 Nov. 1894 * 68 M-11 Irving G., b. 7 Feb. 1896 69 M-12 Joel, b. abt. Jan. 1899; d. same day
Parley Pratt Washburn
Parley Pratt Washburn was the sixth child and second son in the family. He was born in Manti. His older sister Almeda was the first white child born in this new settlement in Nov. 1849. It was very much of a challenge to be born in such trying times. First being driven out of their cave homes by snakes, then by grasshoppers destroying their crops and in 1864 savage Indians raiding and a year later the Black Hawk War. For several years before and after Parley's birth the settlers were plagued with the grasshopper infestation of the crops. One year the hordes were so thick around Manti, that the sun was hidden from view. Parleyknewprivation and hard ship. In the spring of 1864 when Parley's father and brother Hyrum took implements, provisions and grain to go into South Sevier
-52- to study the prospects of settlement there, Parley, his mother and the girls cared for the property and livestock at home. Food was scarce. Flour sold for $21.25 in Salt Lake City. A year later, in 1865 the Black Hawk War started. Every man and boy was called to active duty, guarding day and night, property and cattle and notifying the settlers when the raiding bands came to town. Help came from the neighboring towns and even from Salt Lake City, to protect this Manti settlement. In the fall of 1871, Parley, Hyrum, their brother-in-laws, and William Warnock went to Monroe and worked on the Monroe Canal that fall and winter. As pay for their labors they took stock in the Canal Co., some money, and trade. What they received helped very much. Early in 1872, Parley's parents, his sisters, their families and others moved to Monroe. Soon after their arrival, his father took Parley to the hot springs eastoftown. Grandfather Parley had a lame back, due to infection, an after effect of measels when a child. Parley was told by his father that he thought this warm mineral water had curative value and would help his lame back. He bathed in the mineral springs. His ailment was relieved. In Monroe Parley met and married Ane Marie, daughter of Neils Peter and Mette Marie (Schmidt) Gregerson. These folks were immigrants from Denmark and pioneers to Utah in 1869. I remember seeing Great Grandfather Gregerson and going to his home. I attended his funeral. It took Parley and Ane Marie three days to go to the St. George Temple to be married. They first lived in the old Dr. Clark home in Monroe, south from the old grade school building, later they lived in the Arthur Forbush home. In 1885- 6 they bought the C. P. Christiansen farm, three miles north of Monroe, near the end of the old canal. The east line of this forty acres was about half way between the Annabella Canal and the main highway today. They built their house on the adjoining forty acres which they obtained on squatters rights, under the Deseret Act. Their home was a log cabin with fire place and dirt floors, but was kept spick and span. Later a living room and shanty were added. An old well and milk house were across the way, north. Lilac bushes were planted on both sides of the path to the road. Sweet plum trees dotted the path and garden next to the home. A lane bordered the south garden. Plum trees divided the north garden from the farming land. At the west was the cellar and work shop and big orchard where many varities of fruits and berries were raised. Across the road at the east were corrals, sheds, hay
-53- and straw yards, and stalls for separating, feeding, lambing and shearing sheep. Parley was a very successful cattle and sheep raiser and farmer for forty years. He had fine teams, driving and riding horses. Many people admired his new spring wagon drawn by his fine team of horses that Parley and his family drove to and from town in. Parley, with his family's help, raised pigs, turkeys and chickens. On the farm were apples, plums and currants. Eggs and butter were produced. Parley freighted to Delamar, Nev. where he sold these farm products. Grandfather Parley owned and operated the threshing machine in the Monroe area. Evalyn and Carlos helped on the cook wagon. His sister Lorena also cooked on this kitchen on wheels. fu about 1901-2 the family decided on a new home in town, where the old Monroe Fort once stood. Parley and sons, Oliver and Peter, hawled the lumber from John's Valley in Garfield Co. Parley was a skilled carpenter. The intricate design, beauty and workmanship of this home stands as a monument to his ability as a builder. For this growing family plenty of room was needed. Four bedrooms and a storage room upstairs was built and one bed room, a dining room, living room, kitchen and bath room were on the main floor. As soon as water from the springs in Main Canyon was piped, it was installed in the new home. When telephones came to Monroe, Grandfather had one. Ane Marie, ''Dolly" Nilsson now lives in this beautiful home. On the lawn is a pioneer marker giving a brief history of the old fort that once occupied this spot. Parley's sister, Lorena, helped arrange for and unveil this beautiful marker, but Parley had passed away by that time. Parley and Ane Marie owned one of the first cars in Monroe, a Dodge, which they used to visit children and grandchildren at home and in California and to see the country. Parley was president of the South Bend Canal Co. during it's building. He was president of the Monroe Canal Co. for eight years, was a member of Monroe City Council for two years, a member of Otter Creek Reservoir Co. for 8 years, and served on many public committees for roads and other civic improvements. fu the United Order days, he worked on the Order Dugway wood road northeast of Monroe and he helped hawl many loads of wood from those hills. For many years he was interested in the saw mill in Monroe Canyon. They moved the mill several times, the last setting was located southeast of Monroe Peak on Sawmill Road built after Monroe Canyon
-54- Road was washed out by the flood. Parley was an Elder in the L.D.S. Church and was President of M.I.A. in Monroe. He sang in the choir and played the flute for entertainments. It was a pleasure to be in his home. I loved to travel with him in his later years, when he went out to look after the sheep and cattle, taking food and supplies with him and salt to the animals. He made many trips to Fish Lake, Thousand Lake Mountain and to the mountains east of his old home. It was a pleasure to partake of his fine spirit. He arranged us with outfits to fit the seasons of the year we traveled in. The meals were so good and comfortable warm beds were made. I enjoyed going to help him take cattle to pasture, then to go check on them and in the fall to go get them and bring them home. For some years after the new home was built, Parley, Ane Marie and children lived and worked at the farm in the summer and moved to the house in town for the winter. It was a pleasure to be in their home and enjoy the fine friendliness. The family worked together and had a sincere love for one another and their neighbors. Parley's wise counsel and good sensible opinion was sought after by his family, friends and neighbors. He was thoughtful, considerate and kind. He had high standards of truth, honor, justice, good will toward his fellow beings, and love and affection for his family. It seemed to me, that Grandfather had very few illnesses, except for tonsilitus once in a while. But in 1929 he was sick part of the time. On Feb. 11, 1930, Parley Pratt Washburn died at his home in Monroe, Ut. His memory will long be cherished with love and endearing respect.
By Viron Washburn (grandson)
8. LORENA EUGENIA WASHBURN2 [Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ] b. 10 Jan. 1860, Manti, Sanpete, Ut.; bap. Summer 1868; m. (as 2nd wife) 25 Feb. 1880, St. George Temple, to Bent Rolfsen, son of Ole and Ingeborg Marie (Rolfsen) Larsen. He was b. 24 Sept. 1845, Reisor, Norway; bap. 10 Sept. 1861. He d. 7 Nov. 1926, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bur. 10 Nov. 1926, Monroe, Ut. Lorena d. 2 Aug. 1945, Provo, Ut.; bur. 6 Aug. 1945, Provo, Ut. Bent Larsen grad. from public school in Reisor, Norway -55- at age 14, then he went to "Sea" with his Uncle Thorvil Thorvilsen, a ship captain. Bent visited most of the countries of Europe. He saw the Czar of Russia review his troops, and stood a few feet from him. He came to America five times between 1859 and 1866. The Larsen family came to Chicago then Memphis, Tenn. in 1866 or 67. At Memphis the father and two daughters died of cholera. The others came to Utah with the last of the ox-teams in 1868. They lived at Fountain Green, then in 1871, moved to Monroe. Bent's father had been a cab inet maker, so Bent had training in this work. In Monroe he became a farmer. Often he was called upon to make a burial casket after his day in the field. He was active in civic and church work. He was an M.I.A. officer, Coun. to Bishop Cooper, was acting Bishop, was the first Pres. of the Second Quo. of Elders in Sevier Stake and served on an L.D.S. Mission to Norway. While on this mission, he was strangely given food every morning for ten days, while his injured foot was healing. At that time Mormons were unwelcome in the area. A friend directed Bent to a room in a deserted house that he may have shelter until his foot healed. Each morning a plate was put inside his door, with a steaming round loaf of cake on it. Inside the loaf was a delicious yellow sauce that reminded him ofmeltedbutter. Neither Bent, his friend or any one he knew, ever knew who the kind benefactor was.
Children, all but 4th b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 70 M-1 Bent Franklin, b. 10 May 1882; bap. 5 June 1890 * 71 F-2 Ida Lorena, b. 10 Jan. 1885; bap. 4 Nov. 1893 * 72 F-3 Charlottie Eugenia, "Lottie," b. 10 Sept. 1886 * 73 M-4 Enoch Rolf, b. 22 Aug. 1889, Sanford, Conejos, Colo.; bap. 14 June 1898 * 74 F-5 Floy Isabell, b. 23 Jan. 1892; bap. 15 May 1900 * 75 F-6 Pearl, b. 28 Nov. 1893; bap. 10 June 1902 * 76 F-7 Ella Almeda, b. 16 July 1896; bap. 25 Dec. 1904 * 77 M-8 Clarence Abraham, b 24 Oct. 1898; bap. 27 July 1907 * 78 F-9 Fern Emma, b. 25 Apr. 1901; bap. 4 July 1909
Children of Bent Rolfsen Larsen and Julia Sorensen (1st wife) Born in Monroe, Ut.
F-1 Mary Ellen, b. 9 Mar. 1874; d. 29 Mar. 1874 F-2 Julia Maria, b. 23 Apr. 1875; bap. 7 June 1883; m.
-56- John Theusen; d. 22 May 1932. F-3 Gertrude Bentina, b. 3 July 1878; d. 29 Aug. 1879 F-4 Minnie May, b. 15 May 1881; bap. 1 Aug. 1889; m. 1st Don Fulmer; m. 2nd Clair Goff; d. 21 Oct. 1950, Baldwin Park, Calif. F-5 Clara Helena, b. 29 Nov. 1885; bap. 18 Mar. 1894; m. Lionel Alexander Sorensen M-6 Oliver Christian, b. 12 Sept. 1887; bap. 6 Aug. 1896; m. Dec. 1911, Mary D. Christensen; celebrated golden wedding Dec. 1961; d. 4 May 1962, Richfield, Ut. F-7 Jennie Victoria, b. 9 Sept. 1889; bap. 14 June 1898; has been a skilled nurse in many Utah hospitals. F-8 Hannah Olevia, b. 21 Jan. 1892; bap. 15 May 1900; m. Wilburn Cloward; M-9 John Rolf, b. 8 Jan. 1894; bap. 10 June 1902; served in World War I; was a barber; d. in Oct. 1951, Los Angeles, Calif.; bur. Monroe, Utah. M-10 George Martin, b. 14 Jan. 1897; d. 30 Jan. 1897 F-11 Anthie Ingeborg, b. 5 Sept. 1898; bap. 27 July 1907; d. 15 Sept. 1914, Monroe, Ut.; End. (proxy) 24 Feb. 1915.
Bent Rolfsen Larsen (father)
1. Ole Peterson Egeland M. Inger Ole Datter
2. Lars Olsen B. Reisor, Norway M. in Reisor, Nedins, Norway, Marta Anderson, dau of Andreas Askerson
3. Ole Larsen B. 29 Sept. 1808, Reisor, Nedins, Norway M. Ingeborg Marie Rolfsen b. 13 Jan. 1822, Reisor, Norway d. 21 Sept. 1895, Monroe, Ut. D. 22 Oct. 1867, Memphis, Tenn.
4. Bent Rolfsen Larsen B. 24 Sept. 1845, Reisor, Norway M. 1st, Julia Sorensen (1872) *2nd 25 Feb. 1880, St. G. T., Lorena Eugenia Washburn
-57- b. 10 Jan. 1860, Manti, Ut. d. 2 Aug. 1945, Provo, Ut. D. 7 Nov. 1926, Salt Lake City, Utah
Bent Rolfsen Larsen (mother)
1. Jacob Omled B. Arendahl, Norway
2. Rolf Jacobsen B. 1756, Omley, Reisor, Norway M. Tonja Bentsen b. 1748, Arendahl, Norway d. 26 June 1826 D. 5 Jan. 1838
3. Bent Rolfsen B. 27 Apr. 1792, Reisor, Norway M. Gertrude Maria Knudsen, dau. of Wrold and Ingeborg Marie (Envolsen) Knudsen. Wrold was b. in Lyndahl, Nor.; d. 31 Dec. 1839; his father was Knude Bjornsen b. in Sopudahl, Nor. Ingeborg's father was Envil Kjekstad of Lyndahl b. 1799, Reisor, Nor. d. 1888, Ephriam, Ut. D. 16 Jan. 1852, Reisor, Norway
4. Ingeborg Marie Rolfsen B. 13 Jan. 1822, Reisor, Nor. M. Ole Larsen b. 29 Sept. 1808, Reisor, Nor. d. 22 Oct. 1867, Memphis, Tenn. D. 21 Sept. 1895, Monroe, Ut.
5. Bent Rolfsen Larsen M. 2nd, Lorena E. Washburn
Lorena E. W. Larsen
Lorena was born 10 Jan. 1960 in Manti, Ut. Here she spent her childhood and was very happy. Her mother was the first Relief Society president in Manti.
-58- The influence of this organization was so great that young Lorena and her friends organized a little Relief Society in which they tried to follow the activities of the older organization and with Lorena as president, t,hey even made small quilts and braided hats. When Lorena was twelve the family left Manti to help make a new settlement at Monroe. They took two teams, a riding horse and four cows. Six miles out of Gunnison a wheel broke. In the three days it took for the wheel to be rebuilt not a vehicle passed along that road. Now that road is busy Highway 89. At Cedar Ridge they saw the large holes hurriedly dug by the men who had fought in the battle against the Indians at Cedar Ridge. The Washburns finally arrived at the fort in Monroe. They found one unoccupied room at the north end of the last row of houses. By putting the covered wagon boxes against the out side wall to be used as bedrooms, they managed nicely. Many times in the following weeks Lorena stood just outside the east fort wall and looked in the direction of Manti with such longing in her soul for her old home and dear companions. When Lorena was 16 or 17 years old a man from Salt Lake City came and taught telegraphy to two or three young people. Lorena was one of these and became proficient. She was also an assistant school teacher during this period. Lorena's parent's home was the stopping place for church authorities when they came to Monroe, or when on their way to St. George and other southern Utah communities. At times as many as 14 teams were fed and cared for by the boys in one night. Lorena being the only girl at home, helped her mother make beds and prepare meals. Later in the evening her father and the church leaders sat and talked in the large kitchen-living room, as Lorena was washing dishes, sometimes late into the night. It was here, Lorena said, that she gained an abiding testimony. Lorena and Bent Rolfsen Larsen were married in the St. George Temple, 25 Feb. 1880. In Oct. 1881, Bent left on a mission to Norway, his homeland. May 10, 1882, their first child, Bent Franklin was born. Lorena was very sick for five days, and her folks and friends feared for her life. When Bent came from his mission his health was failing. Their second child Ida Lorena, was born on her mother's birthday, 10 Jan. 1885. The children and Lorena struggled to help with the family finances, but at all times tried to maintain integrity and have a sincere desire to serve our Father in Rea ven. Lottie, the -59- third child, had a sincere inqmrmg mind. Enoch was born in Colorado, a heavenly personage had spoken his name to Lorena before his birth, Floy came when troubled times existed against Mormons, Pearl was the hard working, honest spoken child who was loved by old and young for her goodness and advice. When Ella was born, two other babies in town had mothers who were ill and unable to nurse them. Both families came to Lorena and asked if she would nurse their babies. Lorena was not strong herself but consented to take both babies. One day when the one father brought his infant, he had a rocking chair. He said, 'Bister Larsen, I've noticed that you don't have a comfortable chair to sit on while you care for these babies, and we want you to have this." That baby's mother didn't live. Lorena's next child, Clarence Abraham, tender hearted, responsible was full of love for family and fellowman. Fern, the youngest a blessing and joy gives of herself to her loved ones, friends and neighbors. These children meant more than life itself to Lorena. At the time her last children were small, Lorena was asked to be president of the Relief Society. She hesitated, the Bishop said for her to think about it a few days before giving an answer. With the family to support, a group of both young and older children to care for, Lorena wondered how she could accept this added responsibility. She asked her husband for an answer but he said that the decision was hers. She talked to the children and prayed fervently about it. A day or two later, as Lorena stood by the west window washing dishes, she saw Patriarch Goold coming along the path carrying something in his hand. He came to the open kitchen door and handed Lorena a large envelope saying "Sister Larsen I was impressed to write you out a blessing." Lorena opened the envelope and read the message. The patriarch was pleased, it said, that Lorena had been chosen to lead the Relief Society, the women would love her, and the Lord would bless her. This she knew, was her answer. She was Relief Society president for ten years. One day Lorena went to the church at the regular meeting hour. No one was there. She waited, then walked outside and looked in every direction. Foreboding and discouraging thoughts crept into her mind. Just then her nephew Lucian came in his buggy and drove over to where Lorena stood. She told him her fears. He laughed and said "Well Aunt Lorena, if the women aren't here, I wouldn't wait any longer. Come and I'll take you home."
-60- As they rode along, the streets seemed so empty. They rounded the corner where Lorena's home came into view. There, parked on both sides of the street and around the corner as far as you could see were vehicles of every kind. What could it mean? Something serious had happened! Lorena began expressing her fears and turned to look at her nephew. She saw the broad, pleasantsmileonhisface. What a wonderful party it was! No one ever forgot it. They gave Lorena an en graved gold watch which she treasured as long as she lived. Conferences were held in Monroe, after South Sevier Stake was organized. During the noon hour Lorena always brought crowds of qut-of-town visitors to her home for dinner. The dining table was extended the full length and one group after another was served. The house rang with laughter and merri ment. How everyone loved it! About 15 minutes before time for the afternoon meeting and after the last guest had eaten, the food was put away, the dishes stacked, aprons were thrown over chair backs and everyone rushed to conference. It had taken days for Lorena to prepare for these occasions. Lorena's life was a busy one. When 12 years old she was a S.S. teacher, at 16 a R.S. teacher, a Y.L.M.I.A. counselor and corresponding secy.; at 18 years of age she was Mutual pres.; at 19 she was called to work in the Manti Temple. In 1905 she was a counselor in R. S. and in M. I. A, She was a member of a committee of three to make the first plan for "Mothers Work" in Sevier Stake and was in charge of this program in Monroe for several years. She was the first lady member of the South Sevier Stake Genealogical Committee and was a member of the first Gen. Comm. of Monroe North ward. Lorena was president of Y.L.M.I.A. 10 years and R.S. president 10 years. One Sunday evening in a South Sevier Stake meeting, P. D. Jensen, former Sevier District School Superintendent, but at that time a member of Snow College faculty, was speaking and said "I see in the audience Sister Lorena Larsen, the grand mother of the Monroe High School.'' Lorena had worked hard, encouraging parents of High School age students to unite and pledge support and pay the alloted tuition, that their children may have a High School. One year of instruction in 1908 with 12 students, 9 boys and 3 girls, and by 1916 the first four year class graduated from Monroe High School. Lorena did a great amount of genealogy work. She kept active in educational, cultural and spiritual progress. She was gifted with the ability to put her feelings into words and she wrote -61- many poems about the love she felt for her family. A thanks giving poem she wrote in November 1931, was -
Nine choice jewels came to me In the golden years that have flown Just nine choice tiny treasures, Now they are all full grown. Those priceless treasures were sent to me. From the mansions up above, They brought with them those precious gifts Sunshine, peace and love. They are nine of the choicest treasures Which God ever sent to earth, They've enriched my life from the very hour They opened their eyes at birth. God grant that their coming years be filled With progress, joy, peace and success, That their splendid children along life's way, Will rise up and call them blessed.
By Ella Ruth Bergera (grand daughter)
9. ORSON PRATT WASHBUI N2 ( Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 7 Mar. 1862, Manti, Ut.; bap. 1 July 1874 by Thomas Cooper; re-bap. 28 July 1880 by A. Larsen; conf. by D. L. Harris, m. 1st, 5 Aug. 1880, E. H., Salt Lake City, Ut., Zina, dau. of Thomas and Elizabeth (Stowe) Higgs. She was b. 10 Mar. 1861, Salt Lake City, Ut.; d. 22 Apr. 1884, Monroe, Ut. Hem. 2nd 28 Nov. 1889, M. T., Mary Ellen, dau. of John and Alice Penniston (Wasden) Thueson. She was b. 31 Mar. 1871, Scipio, Ut.; d. '12 Apr. 1942, Monroe, Ut. He d. 5 May 1927, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bur. Monroe, Ut.
Children by 1st wife, b. in Monroe, Ut.
79 M-1 Orson Wallace, b. 10 Aug. 1881; bl. 1 Sept. 1881 by Bent Larsen; d. 22 June 1882 * 80 M-2 Thomas Pratt, b. 2 Apr. 1882; d. 26 Dec. 1918 81 M-3 Abraham, b. 17 Apr. 1884; bl. by David E. Brown; d. 17 Aug. 1884
-62-· Children by 2nd wife, b. in Monroe, Ut.
82 F-4 Josie Mary, b. 13 Aug. 1891; bl. 3 Dec. 1891 by Nephi Bates; bap. 19 Oct. 1903 by Heber Magleby * 83 F-5 Chloe, b. 10 May 1893; bap. 19 Oct. 1903 by Heber Magleby * 84 M-6 Newell, b. 10 Feb. 1895; bap. 5 Sept. 1903 by A. B. Jensen 85 M-7 Leland, b. 5 Oct. 1896; d. 5 Oct. 1896 * 86 M-8 Garald, b. 19 Sept. 1897; bap. 25 June 1911 by Daniel O. Allen * 87 F-9 Delilah, b. 11 May 1900; bap. 23 May 1914 by Orson P. Washburn * 88 F-10 Zina Isabell, b. 7 Oct. 1902; bap. 23 May 1914 by Orson P. Washburn * 89 F-11 Velma, b. 28 June 1904; bap. 23May 1914 by Orson P. Washburn * 90 F-12 Eva, b. 20 Mar. 1906; bap. 23 May 1914 by Orson P. Washburn * 91 M-13 Wallace Devine, b. 17 Sept. 1907; bap. 25 Jan. 1920 by Orson P. Washburn * 92 M-14 Jeddie Deleal, b. 30 July 1909; bap. 25 Jan. 1920 by Orson P. Washburn 93 M-15 Orson Lavon, b. 26 Apr. 1912; d. 16 Apr. 1913
Mary Ellen Wasden Thuesen (father)
1. Robert Wasden B. 1746, Laughton, Yorks., Eng. M. 5 June 1775, Elizabeth Turner b. abt. 1754, Laughton, Yorks., Eng.
2. William Wasden B. 3 Sept. 1786 (Chr.) Laughton, Yorks., Eng. M 13 Dec. 1813, Mary Ann, dau. of John and Alice (Mowe) Penniston. John was the son of William and Mary (Brunt) Penniston. He was chr. 24 June 1754, Laughton, Yorks., Eng. He d. 16 Mar. 1815, Laughton, Yorks,, Eng. Alice was b. abt. 1775, Laughton, Yorks., Eng. and d. 16 Mar. 1815.
-63- b. 20 Apr. 1797, Laughton, Yorks., Eng. d. 27 Jan. 1887, Aston, Yorks., Eng. D. 25 Nov. 1875, Tickhill, Yorks,, Eng.
3. Thomas Wasden B. 29 June 1821, Laughton, Yorks., Eng. M. 1841, to Mary Caucom (Coucom) D. 18 Apr. 1891, Gunnison, Ut.
4. Alice Penniston Wasden B. 29 Aug. 1842, Ashton, Yorks., Eng. M. 1st, June 1861, Jacob Flynn Hutchinson * M. 2nd, 14 June 1869, John Nichols Thueson Dorcheus, son of Niels Theuson and Angelica Christen (Lund) Dorcheus
5. Mary Ellen Thueson (the name Dorcheus was omitted) M. 28 Nov. 1889 (as a 2nd w) Orson Pratt Washburn
Mary Ellen Wasden Thueson (mother)
1. William Maxfield
2. Ann Maxfield Chr. 1752, Wadsworth, Yorks., Eng. M. James Caucom (Coucom) d. 1823
3. John Caucom (Coucom) B. 23 July 1780, Staunton, W.R., Yorks., Eng. M. 15 Apr. 18-, to Hannah, dau. of Thomas and Ann (Dickson (Dixson) ) Heaton, Thomas was b. abt. 1765; m. 25 July 1790; d. (bur. ) 21 May 1831, Thrybergh, Yorks., Eng. Ann d. 19 Jan. 1842,Thrybergh, Yorks. ,Eng. b. 8 June 1795, Thrybergh, Yorks., Eng. d. Aug. 1855
4. Mary Caucom (Coucom) B. 25 Apr. 1816, Thryberg, Yorks., Eng. M. 1841, Thomas Wasden D. 28 Feb. 1892, Gunnison, Ut.
5. Alice Penniston Wasden B. 29 Aug. 1842, Ashton, Yorks., Eng.
-64- M. 1st, 9 June 1861, Jacob Flynn Hutchinson * M. 2nd, John Nichols Thuesen (Dorcheus) b. 25 Apr. 1843, Copenhagen, Den. d. 22 Feb. 1922 (32) Salt Lake City, Utah D. 25 Nov. 1917, Plain City, Ut.
6. Mary Ellen Thuesen B. 31 Mar. 1871, Scipio, Millard, Ut. M. 28 Nov. 1889 (as 2nd w.) Orson Pratt Washburn b. 7 Mar. 1862, Manti, Ut. d. 5 May 192 7, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bur. Monroe, Ut. D. 12 Apr. 1942, Monroe, Ut.
Orson Pratt Washburn
Orson Pratt Washburn was a typical Mormon pioneer, born in Manti, Ut., Mar. 7, 1862, and he always liked to be in first places. He was an early riser and the first to be up at break of day. He raised the first sorghum in Monroe. He moved the first scraperful of dirt for the South Bend Canal. He planted the first large apple orchard in Monroe. He and Uncle Parley were the first to bring phonographs to Monroe, father a Victor and Uncle Parley an Edison. He was the first fruit and tree inspector in Sevier County. On his inspection work he rode a ladies bicycle from one end of Sevier Co. to the other. He raised strawberries and farm products. He loved all kinds of fine livestock and did much in Utah in the upbreeding of fine horses. He imported pure bred Clydes dales from England, Perchons from France and Belgium. He hired a man to groom these choice horses, entered them in state and county fairs, resulting in a room full of medals and ribbons. Townspeople stopped to admire Orson as he sat in his cart pulled by "Francis C" an imported race horse, down main street in Monroe. He served as chairman of the Old Folks Committee for 28 years, often furnishing the banquet for hundreds of friends relatives and visitors. He was a great host. He loved good sports and believed in good sportsmanship. He was captain of the Monroe baseball team and was the straightest, swiftest pitcher known. He always gave the family and helpers the afternoons off to go to the games. He loved good music and provided instruments for his children. He
-65- loved to tell stories, and good jokes, and was excelled only by his nephew, Lucian Winget, for his hearty laughter. As "Marshall of the Day'' for many Fourth of July cele brations, he gave spirit to the day as he led the parade. He served on many holiday committees; was a member of the executive board of the Sevier County Fair and one of it's greatest exhibitors; was a member of the City Council for · three terms and served with honesty in his dealings. He had one of the first brick yards in Pioneer times and furnished employment for many people. He was a good farm manager, careful and sure. He provided well for his family. As Newell said, "we indeed had goodly parents. Orson appreciated the children's fine work in the home, on the farm and in school, especially in spelling matches I participated in," said Newell. He was active in church work, serving as a missionary to the Southern States in 1899, taught a Sunday School class and was President of the Y.M.M.I.A. Before his mission call he commenced an 18-room, 3 story building, to be a hotel, but the plan was interrupted and upon his return he turned to stock raising and farming. Father was a proud man - one who must have felt that the blood in his veins was that of royalty. He was proud of his name, his family, his kingdom. He was particular about his manner, his dress, his stature among kingly young men of the old school, the old Mormon pioneer stock. His love for his mother was supreme and for his father - that of great nobility. He was a man, a sire, whose anger was expressed mildly in "Drat it all." From one of Orson's closest neighbors, Lester Robinson, now living in Salt Lake City, Sept. 8, 1961, came these words "Orson Washburn was one of the finest men I ever knew, and his family was the same.'' I have seen my father in all of the greatest reaches and efforts of a great soul, and in the depths of emotion. He was tender in moments of love and devoted in the hour of trial, one who could cry and one whose laughter was joyous and grand. I saw him the last day of his life, was with him, watching and listening all through his trying operation, when he called out "Let me live longer. Don't take me now." Thus I saw him through life, looking up to him through boy hood, young manhood, yes, all my life I loved him, as I know all my brothers and sisters did. He was a great, good man. As Les Robinson said, "something crept into his life beyond his control and made the later years those of greater trials.'' -66- After his stroke, he was not too well. All who knew him loved him. If any one needed work, food, or help, he gave it. He knew charity in its real sense. Those who knew him as Uncle Orson or "Uncle Art" loved him. The many friends of his and mother's generation and all the younger ones, who came to dance down at Washburn's farm, will always remember him. By Chloe W. Jensen and Newell Washburn
"A good family name, untarnished, is far better to leave a family than gold or silver. It should inspire them to carry on the work they so nobly began."
Pearl E. Lambert
THIRD GENE RATION
II CYRUS ALFONZO WINGET3 [ Clarinda Huetta Johnson,2 Flora C, (Gleason) Johnson Washburn1 ) b. Manti, Ut.; 26 Mar. 1869; m. 21 Oct. 1896 M. T. to Hulda Augusta, dau. of Johan August and Grete Martina (Marthina) (Andreasen) Jonassen (Augustsen). She was b. Frederik stad, Ostfold, Norway, 28 Oct. 1873, bap. 28 Oct. 1881 by A. R. Peterson; conf. by Jens Peterson. Cyrus Alfonzo went to Monroe in 1872. He has been. an honest, kind man, loved and respected in all situations. He filled a mission to the S. States, was a coun. to two Bishops, then a Bishop. He was H. C. member, pres. of H. Pr. Quorum, and he with his wife were ordinance workers at the Manti Temple for 2 1/2 years. He has been on Monroe City Coun., city marshall, Mayor, water master, secy. - treas. of Irrigation and S. Bend Canal Co. He was Director, vice pres. and later was Pres. of Monroe State Bank. He was Stake Patriarch until age 90. He has had a clear, keen mind until near his death. His family and descendants have gathered to honor him on his birthday several times in the past years. He and Hulda have been loved and respected by all who have known them. He d. at a hospital in Richfield, Ut., Apr. 3, 1961 age 92. Burial was in Monroe City Cemetery. He had 6 children, 25 grand children and 40 great grand children. -67- Children b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 94 F-1 Ruby Ht!etta, b. 9 Aug. 1897 * 95 F-2 Vida Lavern, b. 8 Nov. 1900 * 96 F-3 Marguerite, b. 12 Aug. 1902 * 97 M-4 Frank J. b. 16 Jan. 1904 * 98 M-5 Heber C., b. 12 Sept. 1909 * 99 M-6 John McKay, b. 30 Apr. 1913
Hulda Augusta Jonassen Winget
1. Jonas Wengtstrom (his father came from Sweden) B. abt. 1768, Lier, Norway M. Anna Larsen b. 9 Apr. __ D. 20 Mar. 1836, Lier, Norway
2. August Jonassen Wengtstrom B. 23 Aug. 1811, Lier, Buskerud, Nor. M. 18 Oct. 1835 Engeborg Johannessen Oven, dau. of Johannes Christensen Oven and Guri Olsen b. 23 Dec. 1806, Stromso, Nor. d. 10 Mar. 1842
3. Johan August Jonassen Augustsen B. 25 Apr. 1839, Lier, Buskerud, Nor. M. 18 Dec. 1870, Grete Marthine Andreasen, dau. of Andreas Danielsen and Gresile Marthine Olsen b. 16 Mar. 1841, Vedenhaugen, Ostfold, Nor. d. 17 Feb. 1918, Monroe, Ut. D. abt. 1888
4. Hulda Augusta Jonassen B. 28 Oct. 1873, Fredrikstad, Ostford, Nor. M. 21 Oct. 1896, M. T., to Cyrus Alfonzo Winget b. 26 Mar. 1869, Monroe, Ut. d. 3 Apr. 1961, Richfield, Ut.; bur. Monroe, Ut.
16 LUCIAN ZENOS WING ET3 f Almeda M. Washburn2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl ]b. 19 Dec. 1868, Manti, Ut.; m. 14 Oct. 1887; S. 9 Mar. 1893, to Mary Ellen, dau. of James T. and Ellen A. (Johnson) Lisonbee. She was b. 28 May 1868, Springville, Ut.; d. 21 Jan. 1947, Monroe,Ut.He d.16Mar.1956,Ogden,Ut.; l Monroe, Ut.
-68- Ellen came with her parents to Monroe in 1877. After her father's death, earning a living was hard. Ellen took much of the responsibility in the home, caring for the six children. After marriage when they operated a hotel for five years, she cleaned the rooms and cooked and served the meals, with the children's help. She was a good L.D.S. Church member, was S.S. asst. secy., R. s. Visiting Teacher, and Stake Genealogical Comm. member. Lucian, with his parents, came to Monroe in 1872. He managed a butcher shop and grocery store. He was a farmer cattle and sheep raiser, and dairyman. He was Pres. of the Farm Bureau for 10 years, Pres. of the Federal Land Bank for 15 years, and was Mayor of Monroe. He was active in the L.D.S. Church, was Ward Teacher, Special Missionary, one of the Seven Presidents of the 54th Quo. of Elders, and chair. of the So. Sevier St. Genealogical Comm. He was a High Priest. He was a prominent, talented musician, a member of the Brass Band, orchestra, choir,male quartet, and of the So. Sevier St. Music Comm. He possessed a rare joval disposition. That and his fine Christian qualities drew friends to him wher.ever he went.
Children, b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 100 F-1 Myrtle, b. 27 July 1888 101 M-2 Lucian Bernard, b. 25 July 1890; bl. 2 Oct. 1890 by Samuel Goold; bap. 31 July 1899 by Parley Magleby; m. 21 May 1913; S. 26 July 1918, to Jennie Sophie, dau. of James (Jens) Jorgan and Helga Sophie (Hagstrom) Larsen. She was b. 17 Mar. 1895, Salt Lake City, Ut. They moved to Ida. in 1920. He was a prominent farmer and dairyman, was Pres. of Ada Co. School Board for 2 yrs., Pres. of Ada Co. Gurnesy Cattle Club, and Pres. of Sevier Co. Reunion of Boise Valley. Bernard d. 22 Aug. 1962, Salt Lake City; bur. Monroe, Ut. * 102 F-3 Freida, b. 27 Nov. 1893 * 103 M-4 William Leonard, b. 18 Sept. 1896 * 104 F-5 Amelia Almeda, b. 17 Dec. 1898 105 F-6 Lula (twin) b. 18 Oct. 1905; m. 5 Sept. 1941, Idaho Falls Tern pie, to Louis Jay, son of John Thomas and Eliza Ann (Lake) Graham. He was b. 31 Oct. 1906, Kaysville, Ut. Lula attended Monroe schools, sang in the Ward Choir, taught classes in S.S. and Pri. Jan. 4, 1926, she was called to serve a two year mission in Calif. She is friendly and cheerful. * 106 F-7 LaPreal (twin) b, 18 Oct. 1905
Mary Ellen Lisonbee (father)
1. Capt. John Johnson
2. Isaac Johnson M. Margaret Miller
3. Stephen Johnson B. 18 Feb. 1714, Haddam, Middlesex, Conn. M. 11 Oct. 1739, Elizabeth, dau. of Cleab and Elizabeth (Bidwell) Brainerd b. 18 June 1711, Haddam, Middlesex, Conn. d. 26 Apr. 1756 D. 2 Feb. 1796
4. Stephen Johnson B. 18 July 1740, Haddam, Middlesex, Conn. M. 1760, Elizabeth, dau. of James and Elizabeth (Burr) Pelton. James was b. 1710, Canterbury, Windham, Conn.; m. 14 Jan. 1786; his par. were John and Jevina (Johnson) Pelton. Elizabeth was b. 23 Apr. 1719, Mid dleton, Conn.; d. abt. 1798; her par. were Jonathan and Abigail (Hubbard) Burr. b. 5 Aug. 1738, Middletown, Middlesex, Conn. d. 29 Jan. 1827
5. Didymus Johnson B. 16 Feb. 1767, Haddam, Middlesex, Conn. M. 7 Jan. 1790, Rheuama Stevens b. 10 Mar. 1768, Haddam, Middlesex, Conn. d. 24 Dec. 1826, Haddam, Middlesex, Conn. D. 30 Nov. 1842, Haddam, Middlesex, Conn.
6. Lorenzo Johnson B. 17 Apr. 1813, Haddam, Middlesex, Conn. M. 1st, 1832, Mary Lyman D. 25 Apr. 1872, Monroe, Ut.
-70- 7. Ellen Amelia Johnson B. 12 Dec. 1847, Winter Quarters, Neb. M. 20 Apr. 1861, James Thompson Lisonbee b. 15 Nov. 1841, Pickem Co. Ala. d. 10 Dec. 1877, Springville, Ut. D. 25 Dec. 1903, Monroe, Ut.
8. Mary Ellen Lisonbee B. 28 May 1868, Springville, Ut. M. 14 Oct. 1887, Lucian Zenos Winget b. 19 Dec. 1868, Manti, Ut. d. 16 Mar. 1956, Ogden, Ut.; bur. Monroe, Ut. D. 21 Jan. 1947, Monroe, Ut.
Mary Ellen Lisonbee (father)
1. Daniel Holman M. Elizabeth b. of Frederick Co., Va. d. 1791-2, prob. Shenandoah, Va.,. D. 1770, Frederick Co., Va.
2. Jacob Holman B. abt. 1728, of Frederick Co., Va. M. Margaret D. 1783-4, Shenandoah Co., Va.
3. Elizabeth Holman B. abt. 1758, of Frederick Co., Va. M. James Dobbins b. abt. 1755, Ireland d. (will pr.) 29 July 1817, Anderson Co., S. C.
4. Sarah Dobbins B. 15 June 1784, Abbeyville Dist., S. C. M. Hugh, son of John and Mary (---) Callahan b. 11 Mar. 1782, Pendelton Dist., S. C. d. 17 Aug. 1824, St. Clair Co., Ala. D. Aug. 1866
5. Mary Ann Callaham (han) B. 23 Apr. 1808, Pendelton Di, S. C. M. 1 Feb. 1825, Ala., to Coker Lisonbee, son of Jonathan
-71- Therrell and May Jane Lisenby. Jonathan d. 1803. b. 8 Apr. 1804, Chesterfield Dist., S. C. d. 3 Dec. 1848, Clark Co., Mo. D. 20 Mar. 1889, Circleville, Piute, Ut.
6. James Thompson Lisonbee B. 15 Nov. 1841, Pickins Co., Ala. M. 20 Apr. 1861, Ellen Amelia, dau. of Lorenzo and Mary (Lyman) Johnson. b. 12 Dec. 1847, Winter Quarters, Neb. d. 25 Dec. 1903, Monroe, Ut. D. 10 Dec. 1877, Springville, Ut.
7. Mary Ellen Lisonbee M. Lucian Winget
Mary Ellen Lisonbee (mother)
1. John Stevens M. Abigail Cole
2. William Stevens B. 24 Sept. 1702, Killingworth, Conn. M. 26 Aug. 1734, Ruhama Earl
3. Christopher Stevens B. 13 Nov. 1738, Killingworth, Conn. M. 27 Sept. 1764, Neomey, dau. of Amos and Mary (Stan nard) Stevens. Amos was b. in Killingworth, Conn.; m. 2 Dec. 1734; his par. were James Stevens and Hannah Hall or Hull. b. 23 Apr. 1737
4. Rheuama Stevens B. 10 Mar. 1768, Haddam, Middlesex, Conn. M. 7 Jan. 1790, Didymus Johnson b. 16 Feb. 1767, Haddam, Conn. d. 30 Nov. 1842, Haddam, Conn. D. 24 Dec. 1826, Haddam, Conn.
5. Lorenzo Johnson M. 1832, Mary, dau. of Samuel and Hannah (Mitchel) Lyman. Samuel was b. 1764; d. 1849. Hannah was b. 1779. -72- b. 16 Oct. 1811, Durham, Middlesex, Conn. d. 7 Jan. 1904, Monroe, Ut. D. 25 Apr. 1872, Monroe, Ut. Ellen Amelia Johnson M. 20 Apr. 1861, James Thompson Lisonbee 7. · Mary Ellen Lisonbee _ M. 14 Oct. 1887, Lucian Zenos Winget ~ Mary Ellen Lisonbee (mother)
1. Ezekiel Lyman M. Elizabeth Bliss
2. Samuel Lyman B. 1764, Canterbury, Windham, Conn. M. 1786-7, Hannah, dau. of Abner and Esther (Johnson) Mitchell. b. 31 Jan. 1779, Rogalton, Windsor, Conn. D. June 1849, Turin, Lewis, N. Y.
3. Mary Lyman B. 16 Oct. 1811, Middleton, Middlesex, Conn. M. 1832-4, Lorenzo Johnson b. 17 Apr. 1813, Haddam, Middlesex, Conn. d. 25 Apr. 1872, Monroe, Ut. D. 7 Jan. 1904, Monroe, Ut.
4. Ellen Amelia Johnson M. James Thompson Lisonbee
5. Mary Ellen Lisonbee M. Lucian Zenos Winget
17. CYRUS ABRAHAMWINGET3[AlmedaM, Washburn2 ,Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1} b. 24 Mar. 1871, Manti, Sanpete, Ut.; bap. 6 July 1882, by Thomas Cooper; m. in M. T. to Ann, dau. of George and Mary (Wit zig) Swindle. She was b. 1 Apr. 1873, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 1 July 1881 by Thomas Cooper. Ann was a pleasing, quiet woman, who was devoted to her family, church and community. Cyrus and family made their home in Monroe, with the ex- -73- ception of about 11 years, when he worked for 2 yrs. on the Otter Creek Reservoir Dam, was caretaker at the Aam for 5 yrs., and operated a ranch at the head of the Reservoir for 4 yrs. He has been a farmer and stock raiser, and was in strumental in building up the communities where he has lived. For several years he was watermaster for South Bend Canal. He was active in the L.D.S. church as 1st Coun. in S.S. Monroe North Ward, 1st Coun to Bishop A. B. Smith in South Ward, in H.P. Quo. presidency, Stake H.C. member for 8 yrs., and Presiding Elder in Greenwich. Children, b. in Monroe, Ut. 107 M-1 Alphonzo, b. 16 Mar. 1893; d. 14May 1893 * 108 F-2 Mary Elizabeth, b. 6 July 1894 * 109 F-3 Leona, b. 17 Nov. 1898 (twin) * 110 M-4 Lynn S., b. 17 Nov. 1898 (twin) * 111 M-5 Joseph A., b. 26 July 1904 112 M-6 Rulon S., b. 15 May 1907; bap. 31 July 1915, by Joseph H. Jensen; m. 7 Aug. 1937, Huntington Park, Calif. to Portia, dau. of James William and Mahala Charlotte (Bell) Sylvester. She was b. 27 Mar. 1913, Elsinore, Ut. * 113 F-7 Ann Arlene, b. 4 May 1913
18. ALMEDA CIVILLA WINGET3 (Almeda M. Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 18 Mar. 1873, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 6 July 1882 by Thos. Cooper; re-bap. 2 Jan. 1894 by Orson Hutchinson, conf. by Alfonzo Winget; m. 5 Jan. 1894 M. T., to Alma, son of Hans 0. and Eliza Martina (Olsen) Magleby. He was b. 7 Dec. 1870, Mil ton, Morgan, Ut.; bap. 4 Sept. 1879 by H. 0. Magleby; re bap. 2 Jan. 1894 by Orson Magleby; ord. H.P. 18 Dec. 1910 by Francis M. Lyman. He d. 3 Aug. 1934. Ci villa was the oldest girl in the family, so was a great help to her mother in raising the children. When she and Alma were married it took two days, with horses and buggy to travel the 60 miles to the Manti Temple. In about 1909, they bought her parents' home. After the children were mar ried they built a smaller home at the North of the big one. "Vill," as she was lovingly called, has been active in civic and church work. She was an active member of the American Red Cross during World War II. She wqs R.S. Visiting Teacher for many years, Coun. in R.S. for 6 yrs., and Pres. of South Ward R.S. for 5 yrs. She has been "Goddess of Liberty" and "Utah" in several 4th and 24th of July cele-
-74- brations. When Utah gained statehood in 1896, Vill was "Utah'.' In the "Kow Kounty Karnival" in 1949, Vill, age 76, was crowned the ''Grandmother Queen.'' Her home has been a welcome gathering place for family and friends. Since Alma's death, Vill has often visited with her children and sister, Printha. Alma was Bishop of Monroe South Ward, and held other offices in the church. He was a successful sheep raiser and farmer. Children b. in Monroe, Ut. * 114 F-1 Elma Almeda, b. 3 Oct. 1894 * 115 M-2 Alma Woodruff, b. 29 Dec. 1895; d. 23 May 1961 * 116 M-3 Milton Alphonzo, b. 10 Aug. 1897 * 117 F-4 Delphia Eliza, b. 9 Aug. 1899 * 118 F-5 Lorena, b. 9 Feb. 1901 * 119 M-6 Joseph Winget, b. 26 Mar. 1903 * 120 F-7 Ruth, b. 15 Dec. 1905; d. 21 Apr. 1957 * 121 F-8 loan, b. 10 Jan. 1909 * 122 M-9 Neal S., b. 28 Jan. 1912 * 123 M-10 Ward Hanmer, b. 11 June 1915
21. PARLEY P. WINGET3 [Almeda M. Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 11 Feb. 1880, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 28 Sept. 1890 by Alphonzo Winget; m. 1st Frances, dau. of Joseph Levi and Martha Ann (Brown) Jolly. She was b. 12 Dec. 1882, Mt, Carmel, Ut.; d. 26 Mar. 1919, Monroe, Ut. He m. 2nd 11 Oct. 1920, Richfield, Ut., Maud Minerva, dau. of Charles Albert and Charlotte (Lemoine) Barney. She was b. 1 Mar. 1893, Vale, Ore.; bap. 17 Aug. 1929 by A. B. Smith. Parley attended Monroe schools. Most of his life he lived in Monroe. He was a farmer and construction worker. He helped complete the Otter Creek Reservoir in Piute Co. His health was failing during his last years. He d. 9 Nov. 1952, Monroe, Ut.
Children by 1st wife, b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 124 F-1 Margaret, "Maggie Margie," b. 17 Nov. 1898 125 F-2 Velma, b. 9 May 1901, bap. 7 Mar. 1910; m. 29 Sept. 1922, Francis M., son of Bruce Prescottand Zina Martha (Hansen) Hardy. He was b. 15 Jan. 1898, Brigham City, Ut. 126 M-3 Chester Fay, b. 28 Mar. 1903; bl. 29 May 1903
-75- by Wm. A. Warnock; d. 4 June 1903, * 127 F-4 Fontella, b. 24 Apr. 1904; d. 18 Apr. 1960 128 F-5 Lorna, b. 15 Dec. 1906; d. 16 Dec. 1906 129 M-6 Lafe, b. 29 May 1908; bap. 30Mar. 1918 by Ernest Anderson; ord. T. 21 Jan. 1924 by Z.N. Nielson; m. Alice Marie, dau. of Wilbur Oren and Sudie Amanda (Salyers) Hayter. She was b. 11 Mar. 1909, Bandon, Coos, Ore. Children by 2nd wife, b. in Monroe, Ut. * 130 F-7 Frances Dolly, b. 4 Sept. 1921 * 131 F-8 Donna Luella, b. 1 Apr. 1924 * 132 M-9 Hartley P., b. 6 Dec. 1926
22. JOHN FREDERIC ( "TED") WINGET3 [ Almeda M. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1) b. 5 Dec. 1882, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 7 June 1883 by Abraham D. Washburn.; bap. 21 June 1892 by Willard W. Bean; m. 1905 at Richfield, to Clara Beason, dau. of Beason and Mary Magdalene (Nazer) Lewis. S. 18 Mar. 1945. She was b. 28 May 1886, Teasdale, Wayne, Ut.; bap. 28 Aug. 1894 by George Payne, conf. by William Palmer. John Frederic, "'.fed" was a farmer and resided in Sevier Valley. He d. 19 Jan. 1942, Monroe, Ut.
Children, 1st 2 b, in Aurora, Ut., last 8 b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 133 F-1 Mary Almeda, b. 1 Aug. 1906 * 134 F-2 Iona, b. 27 May 1908 * 135 F-3 Nelda, b. 21 Nov. 1910 * 136 F-4 Fern, b. 25 Jan. 1913 * 137 M-5 John, b. 6 Jan. 1915 * 138 F-6 Mazie Bee, b. 24 Feb. 1917 * 139 M-7 Lewis, b. 6 Apr. 1919 * 140 M-8 Albert, b. 29 Aug. 1921 * 141 M-9 Wayne, b . .4 Feb. 1924 * 142 F-10 Clara, b. 21 Feb. 1926
23. MAUD WINGET3 (Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 15 May 1885, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 6 Aug. 1885 by Abraham D. Washburn; bap. 2 Jan. 1894 by Orson Hutchinson; conf. by Alphonzo Win get; m. 1st 15 May 1903,Monroe, Ut. to Charles G. Arnold. (sep.) m. 2nd 17 Mar. 1918, George Jensen (div.), m. 3rd
-76- 15 Oct. 1925, Pocatello, Ida., John J. Creamer. Shed. 13 May 1956, at the home of her daughter Ida Isaacson in Salt Lake City, Ut.; bur. Monroe, Ut.; End. (proxy) 12 Dec. 1958. Maud was active in community and church. She had a beautiful voice and sang in the choir, was often soloist. When 15 years old, hermotherwasill,and Maud took com plete care of the family. When Maud was left to care for her own little family she bravely accepted the responsibility and kept her optomistic attitude. While rearing her seven fine sons and daughters, she worked very hard. Times were not easy, but Maud was always cheerful and doing kind deeds. She loved to cook and was extremely well qualified in this art. She cooked in restaurants, boardinghouses, for parties and banquets. She was supervisor for the school lunch pro gram in Monroe. Everyone loved her dearly because of the kind deeds she did for them. Her sister Printha said, "When I was in the Salt Lake Hospital for three weeks, it was Aunt Maud who cared for my children. When Carrol was quaran tined with scarlet fever, and we were all away, it was Aunt Maud who carried her food and did all possible for her com fort. She was such a good hearted person and we surely love her.'' She maintained a wonderful home, showed warm, inviting hospitality and always had an unwavering, whole some love for all.
Children by 1st husband. Her ch. were all b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 143 M-1 Charles Leroy, b. 31 Dec. 1904 * 144 F-2 Ida Almeda, b. 17 Dec. 1906 * 145 F-3 Maud L., b. 31 Dec. 1910 * 146 F-4 Allie, b. 23 Jan. 1913
Children by 2nd husband * 147 F-5 Beth, b. 8 Dec. 1918 * 148 F-6 Marie, b. 19 May 1920
Children by 3rd husband
* 149 M-7 Richard, b. 21 July 1926
24. PRINTHA WINGET3 lAlmedaM. Washburn2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1) b. 11 Sept. 1887, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 5 Jan. 1888 by Bent Larsen; bap. Aug. 1897 by Orson Hutchinson; conf. by Samuel W. Goold; m. 10 Dec.
-77- 1906 to Charles Christensen, son of Charles Christensen and Christina (Larsen) Fautin. He was b. 25 Feb. 1881, Elsinore, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 1 Apr. 1881; d. 2 Apr. 1938, Orem, Ut.: bur. 6 Apr. 1938, Monroe, Ut. Printha and Charles were S., 24 Nov. 1939. During her school years, Printha enjoyed all her classes but music, it seemed boring, but when Fred Goold invited her to be a member of the Ward Choir, she accepted and sang in the choir for 20 years. When a child her parents took her to Manti for the dedication of the great Temple. One time she went with her parents to a conference in Rich field where she was privileged to shake hands with President Lorenzo Snow. h1 1956 when Mrs. Fautin was a patient in the Utah Valley Hospital, her son and Pres. Elray Christ iansen came and administered to her. She is deeply grate ful for these impressive experiences. Mrs. Fautinremem bers Grandma Washburn, who was in their home during her last years, and how her mother Almeda cared for her dear mother, tenderly. Mrs. Fautin remembers how helpless Grandma was, and how she sat much of the time in the big Congress high-backed chair. She remembers that Grand ma's funeral was held on their lawn, and that during the funeral a lady spoke in tongues. Printha's sister, Civilla, said that she believed Grandma did more good in the com munity than any woman she had ever known. Printha has been devoted to her family, church and fel lowman. She had been a R.S. Teacher for many years. When the beautiful Monroe South Ward Church was being built,, she and others went out every Monday morning to gather Sunday eggs. In this way, they paid for the chapel seats. She has always enjoyed dancing. She loves most to visit the sick and take them some of her choice food she has prepared. She does genealogy and Temple work. Since 1961 she has been Captain of the D.U.P. Timpanogas Camp. She has gathered a great amount of genealogical information for this book. She is an expert seamstress and has been employed in the drapery dept. at the D. T.R. Furniture Store. She is an example in honesty, integrity, love of family and fellowman.
Children, b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 150 M-1 Reed Winget, b. 2 Jan. 1908 * 151 F-2 Carol Christina, b. 27 Jan. 1910 * 152 F-3 Almeda, b. 18 Feb. 1916, bl. 7 May 1916 by Alma
-78- Magleby; bap. 20 Sept. 1924 by Leonard Williams; conf. 21 Sept. 1924 by Alma Magleby; m. 31 July 1937, Heber, Ut.toThornleySheldon,sonofThom as W. and Pearl (Carter) Gammon. He was b. 9 Sept. 1902, Provo, Ut. During Almeda's school years in Orem and Mon roe, twice she was entered in State spelling con tests. She grad. from Sharon Stake Seminary and Lincoln H.S., and attended Henagers Business Col lege. She worked as secretary in several business firms, and was secretary for the Lincoln H.S. in Orem. In Aug. 1960 as Vice Pres. ofthe Women's Volunteer Auxiliary at the Utah Valley Hospital, in Provo, she was sent as a delegate to the Am erican Hospital Association Convention in San Francisco, Calif. * 153 F-4 Lyla June, b. 7 Aug. 1921 * 154 M-5 Clifford Duane, b. 16 June 1923
Charles Christensen Fautin Jr. (father) 1. Peter Fautin M. Elsie Peterson ' 2. Christian C. Christensen (Fautin) B. Denmark M. Maren Thompson b. 1787, near Fredrichshaven, Den. d. Mt. Pleasant, Ut. (Ut. Pioneer of 1862) D. Denmark
3. Thomas C. Christensen (Fautin) B. 17 June 1825, Frankholmpie, Den. M. in Den. Enger K. (Olsen) Jensen, dau. of Ole C. Jensen and Annie Hadvig Jensen. Ole was b. 12 Dec. 1808, Hoe sing, Jutland, Den.; End. 27 Oct. 1860; bap. 1857; d. 1882, Richfield, Ut.; his par. were Jens Christensen and Karen Olsen. Annie wqs b. 12 July 1808, Ne spay, Hjor ring, Den.; d. 1890, Richfield, Ut.; her par. were Angese Christensen and Jona Thompson. b, 9 Nov. 1835, Elling, Fyen, Den. d. 5 Jan. 1925, Mt. Pleasant, Ut. (Handcart Pioneer of 1859, Joseph Day Co.) D. 7 July 1895, Mt. Pleasant, Ut. (Pioneer of 1859)
-79- 4. Charles C. Christensen Fautin Sr. B. 11 Sept. 1857, Elling, Hjorring, Den. M. 22 Sept. 1879, Christena Larsen b. 18 July 1862, Taulow, Vegle, Den. bap. July 1875, Ephraim, Ut.; End. 26 Jan. 1910 d. 13 Dec. 1909, Elsinore, Ut. D. 20 Apr. 1934, Elsinore, Ut. (Pioneer of 1860 in Jas. D. Ross Co.)
5. Charles Christensen Fautin Jr. B. 25 Feb. 1881, Elsinore, Ut. M. 10 Dec. 1906, Richfield, Ut., Printha Winget b. 11 Sept. 1887, Monroe, Ut. Charles Christensen Fautin, Jr. (mother) 1. Peder Pederson Potholsen M. Annie Laurson
2, Lars Pederson B. 10 Jan. 1792, Eristo Vegle, Den. M. Bodel J. Pederson, dau. of Peter Jergenson Fisker and Maren Pederson b. 19 May 1805, Skjor Eristo, Den. d. 15 Feb. 1890, Elsinore, Ut.
3. Peter Larsen B. 14 Apr. 1830, Eristo Vegle, Den. M. Annie Katrina H. Carlsen, dau. of Henrick Carlsen and Kristene Hansen. Henrick was b. 26 Dec. 1809, Eristo Vegle, Den.; d. at sea in Den., was ship's Captain. His par. were Carl Henrickson and Annie Marie Christensen. Kristene was b. 26 Jan. 1816, Erisco Vegle, Den. Her par. were Hans Juste son and Ablone Nielson. b. 11 June 1832, Taulov, Den. d. 22 June 1916, Elsinore, Ut. (S. 15 Feb. 1893) D. 30 Mar. 1906, Elsinore, Ut. (Ut. Pioneer, 1865, Lewis Larsen Co.)
4. Christena Larsen B. 18 July 1862, Taulov, Vegle, Den. M. 22 Sept. 1879, Charles C. Christensen Fautin Fr. b. 11 Sept. 1857, Elling, Hjorring, Den. d. 20 Apr. 1934, Elsinore, Ut. D. 13 Dec. 1909, Elsinore, Ut.
-80- 5. Charles Christensen Fautin, Jr. M. Printha Winget
25 CLAUDIUS (CLAUD) WINGET3 [Alemda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1} b. 26 Apr. 1890, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 31 July 1899 by Parley Magleby; conf. by Orson Hutchinson; ord. E. 1 Feb. 1915 by C. A. Winget; ord. S. 28 Aug. 1928 by Orson F. Whitney. He m. 1st, 16 July 1913, Richfield, Ut., Josephine Marie Rasmussen. She was b. 16 Apr. 1894, Bejgaarden, Noretranders, Sogn, Denmark. She and Claud S. (proxy) 26 July 1918, M. T, She d. 18 Dec. 1917, Widsoe, Garfield, Ut. Hem. 2nd, 20 Sept. 1923,M.T., Ella Amelia, dau. of William Baxter and Amelia Kristena (Olsen) Brown. She wasb.21May1898,Koosharem, Sevier, Ut.; d. 22 June 1959, Richfield, Ut. Claud d. 18 July 1958, Salt Lake City, Ut. They were bur. in Monroe, Ut. Josephine Marie migrated to America from Denmark in 1898. She was a dau. of Mads Christian and Mette Catherine (Nielsen) Rasmussen. Claudius was a farmer and stock raiser of Sevier County. He served on an L.D.S. mission in Colorado. He was admired for his honesty, friendliness, and other christian qualities.
Children by 1st wife, b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 155 F-1 Erma, b. 21 Mar. 1914
Children by 2nd wife, b. in Monroe, Ut.
156 M-2 Maurel, b. 21 Feb. 1925; d. 23 Feb. 1925 * 157 M-3 Othel C, b. 16 May 1926 158 F-4 Winette, b. 30 Jan. 1928, bl. 6 May 1928 by Alphonzo Winget; d. 8 Oct. 1934 * 159 M-5 Woodrow A; b. 5 Sept. 1930 * 160 F-6 Ella Marie, b. 31 Mar. 1933 * 161 F-7 Claudette, b. 18 Sept. 1936
26 GROVER CLEVELAND WINGET3 (Almeda M. Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 9 Nov. 1892, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 2 Mar. 1893 by Ole C. Andreason Sr.; bap. 4 Aug. 1902 by August W. Bohman;
-81- conf. by S. W. Goold; m. (S. proxy, 26 May 1937 M.T.) to Lillie, dau. of Nelson and Mary C. (Marvin) Brown. She was b. 16 June 1890, Joseph, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 9 June 1900 by M. O. Cooley; conf. 10 June 1900 by Jos. S. Parker. Cleve d. 17 Nov. 1933, Monroe, Ut. Cleve attended Monroe schools. He was a successful farmer. His farm overlooked beautiful Sevier Valley.
Child
* 162 M-1 Dee C., b. 23 Oct. 1912, Monroe, Ut.
29. PARLEY PRATT BLACK3 [Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl lb. 23 Mar. 1875, Glendale, Kane, Ut.; m. 1st, 16 Feb. 1899, Dorcus, dau. of John Harvey and Susan Emeline (Alphin) Averett. She was b. 19 June 1879, Downey, Los Angeles, Calif. (div.) Hem. 2nd, 8 Dec. 1918, Tucson, Ariz., Florence Mabel (Grippe) Brown, dau. of Peter and Mary (William) Grippe. She was b. 26 May 1875, Yanktown,S. Dak.;d. 30 May 1950, Safford, Graham, Ariz. Dorcas was m. 1st to Alvera Campbell. Parley was ord. a D. while living in Mexico. He was a quiet, friendly man of fine christian qualities. He was a railroad section foreman and a farmer. He d. 15 Mar. 1948, Thatcher, Ariz. and was bur. 17 Mar. 1948, Safford, Graham, Ariz.
Children by 1st wife, 1st 4 b. Logandale, Clark, Nev.
163 M-1 John Parley Pratt, b. 23 Dec. 1899; m. Nettie, widow of William Davis. 164 M-2 Edward Webb, b. 23 Dec. 1900; d. 16 July 1919 165 F-3 Hazel, b. 17 Feb. 1902; m. Nov. 1924, Ike Jones. She d. 19 Jan. 1930. No. ch. * 166 F-4 Ella Clarinda, b. 22 Mar. 1903 167 M-5 Robert, 14 Jan. 1905, Kingman, Mohave, Ariz.; m. Eunice --.
30. CALISTA BLACK3 (Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 3 Nov. 1876, Kanab, Kane, Ut.; m. 27 Sept. 1896atThatcher,Graham,Ariz., to Robert son of Benjamin a.nd Nancy Agnes (Turnbull) Peel. He was b. 6 Jan. 1859, St. Louis, Mo. andd. 12 June 1923 at Safford, Graham, Ariz. and bur. there. Calistad. 5Aug. 1955, Chino,
-82- San Bernardino, Calif., and bur 9 Aug. 1955 at Mesa, Mari copa, Ariz. Calista's life was one of service and charity. She gave to others of whatever she had, but her own family was never in want. Whenever there was a new baby, Calista was at the bedside to help ease the suffering. During the 1918-19 flu epidemic she was constantly called upon to care for the sick, leaving her husband to care for their family. She was a natural born doctor, as was her mother before her. Calista was loved by all who knew her. Her nieces and nephews loved to come to "Aunties" to talk things over. Her mind and memory were clear until her death, of cancer and diabetes. She died at the home of her sister, Lula Drummond at age 78.
Children b. in Safford, Graham, Ariz.
* 168 F-1 Millie, b. 6 June 1897, d. 11 Sept. 1949, Mesa, Ariz. 169 M-2 Herbert Andrew, b. 23 Oct. 1898, d. 6 July 1944, unm. 170 F-3 Louisa Agnes, b. 2 Apr. 1900, d. 17 Aug. 1930, unm. 171 M-4 Herald Leo, (twin) b. 29 Apr. 1902, d. 30 Mar. 1906. 172 F-5 Hilda Lucille, (twin) b. 29 Apr. 1902, d. 8 June 1903 173 F-6 Eva. b. 8 May 1905, d. 16 Dec. 1906 * 174 F-7 Inez. b. 18 Sept. 1908 * 175 M-8 Dennis Robert, b 13 Sept. 1913
Robert Peel (father) 1. John Peel B. 16 Mar. 1690, Yates Bank, Dorwer, Eng. M. Jennet Yates D. 10 Apr. 1782
2. Robert Peel B. chr. 13 Nov. 1734, Yates Bank, Dorwer, Eng. M. 30 Jan. 1772, Betty Becket
-83- b. 1742, Dorwer, Lane. Eng.
3. John Peel B. 18 Feb. 1776, Datwer, Lane. Eng. M. Mary Entwistle b. Hauten Towers, Eng.
4. Benjamin Peel B. 3 Jan. 1825, Hauten Towers, Lane. Eng. M. 22 June 1844, Nancy Agnes Turnbull D. 26 Sept. 1895, Los Vegas, San Miguel, N. Mex.
5. Robert Peel B. 6 Jan. 1859, St. Louis, Mo. M. 27 Sept. 1896, Calista Black D. 12 June, 1923
Robert Peel (mother) 1. John Anderson M. Margaret --
2. Ann Anderson B. 1795 M. David Turnbull b. 5 Apr. 1785, Dundee, Angus, Scot. d. 1849 D. 1853
3. Nancy Agnes Turnbull B. 5 July 1822, Stockport, Cheshire, Eng. M. 22 June 1844, Benjamin Peel D. 25 July 1900, Safford, Graham, Ariz.
4. Robert Peel B. 6 Jan. 1859, St. Louis, Mo. M. Calista Black
31. ETTA CLARINDA BLACK3 (Louisa Ann Washburn,2 Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ]b. 19 Feb. 1880, Glendale, Ut.; m. 19 Feb. 1899, Glendale, Ut.; S. Logan Temple, 25 July 1935, to Willis Abraham, son of Willis and Beulah Ann (Allen) Webb. He was b. 26 July 1873, Parowan,
-84- Iron, Ut. He worked in the meat business as a butcher. He d. 4 Oct. 1935, Emmett, Ida. Willis was an E. in the church. He and Clarinda "L-_. .ra" have been active L.D.S. members. She was in the Mut.nal Presidency, worked in S. S., Pri., R. S. and Welfare. ,,~, She nursed the sick and made a pleasant home for her family, even though illness has caused her to use a cane or wheel chair for the past 20 yrs. She sews, knits and writes to her children and grandchildren who are away. She has a keen mind and good christian ideals. Everyone loves her for her genuine goodness.
Children
* 176 F-1 Clarinda Ann, b. 22 Feb. 1901, Mt. Carmel, Ut. * 177 F-2 Beulah Elizabeth, b. 16 Nov. 1902, Emmett, Ida. * 178 F-3 Lula Louise, b. 3 Aug. 1904, Emmett, Ida. * 179 F-4 Vera Ellen, b. 15 July 1906, Emmett, Ida. * 180 M-5 Willis Andrew, b. 6 Oct. 1909, Emmett, Ida. * 181 F-6 Mildred Cevilla, b. 29 Dec. 1912, Safford, Ariz. * 182 M-7 Lloyd Lewis, b. 15 Nov. 1916, Emmett, Ida. * 183 M-8 Marion Edward, b. 8 June 1918, Emmett, Ida. * 184 M-9 Kieth Warren, b. 22 July 1924, Emmett, Ida.
32. EDWARD WEBB BLACK3 [Louisa A. Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn11 b. 19 Dec. 1881, Orderville, Kane, Ut.; m. 20 Dec. 1905, Sarah Ellen "Nellie" dau. of Nemiah and Sarah Ann (Harper) Holyook. She was b. 5 Aug. 1886, Parowan, Iron, Ut. She d. 17 May 1960, Phoenix, Ariz. Edward was a man of great character. Much of his life was spent in serving others. He was truly a friend in need to everyone, especially to the Apache Indians, who lived not far away. He was loved by all who knew him for his understanding qualities, ready smile, and willing help. He was active in the L.D.S. church. In 1907 he accepted the position of ward clerk which he held for 15 yrs. when he was released to serve as Bishop for 16 yrs. He had a wonderful wife and family who were understanding, helpful and kind. He d. 9 Jan. 1958, at his home in Jeronimo, Graham, Ariz.
-85- Children, all but 1st b. in Geronimo, Graham, Ariz.
* 185 M-1 Roy Edward, b. 11 Oct. 1906, Hubbard, Graham, Ariz. * 186 M-2 Earl W., b. 19 Sept. 1908 * 187 M-3 Lewis Rex, b. 31 Jan. 1911 * 188 F-4 Fern, b. 13 June 1913 * 189 F-5 Nina, b. 25 Aug. 1916 * 190 F-6 Genevie, b. 24 Aug. 1919 * 191 F-7 Nellie Mae, b. 30 May 1927
(Sarah Ellen) "Nellie" Holyoak (father)
1. William Holyoak M. Martha Green
2. Nehemiah Holyoak B. 25 Nov. 1848, Birmingham, Warwick, Eng. M. 10 Oct. 1870, Sarah Ann Harper b. 28 Nov. 1846, Galena, Darsee, Ill. d. 24 Apr. 1917, Geronimo, Ariz. D. 4 Feb. 1932, Geronimo, Ariz.
3. Nellie Holyoak B. 5 Aug. 1886, Parowan, Ut. M. 20 Dec. 1905, Edward Webb Black b. 19 Dec. 1881, Orderville, Ut. d. 9 Jan. 1958, Geronimo, Ariz. D. 17 May 1960, Phoenix, Ariz.
(Sarah Ellen) "Nellie" Holyoak (mother)
1. John Nelson Harper M. Margaret Leach
2. Sarah Ann Harper B. 28 Nov. 1846, Galena, Darsee, Ill. M. 10 Oct. 1870, Nehemiah Holyoak D. 24 Apr. 1917, Geronomo, Ariz.
3. Nellie Holyoak M. Edward Webb Black
-86- 33. LULA LORAINE BLACK3 [Louisa A. Washburn, 2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 14 Nov. 1885, Huntington, Emery, Ut.; m. 1st 8 Oct. 1904 Tombstone, Ariz. to Rufus, son of Albert Augustus and Martha (Jones) Mullenaux. He was b. 21 June 1883, Little Rock, Ark. He had m. 1st Sally Upshaw. Lula m. 2nd, 2 Mar. 1947, in Yuma, Ariz., James, son of Alexander and Agnes (McIntire) Drummond. He was b. 12 Oct. 1902, Muthill, Perth, Scotland. Lula was a person that seemed to know where she was going and what she wanted. She raised a fine, well respect ed family. Due to circumstances she has had to work to support them a great part of the time. But through her trials and hardships she never lost sight of her religion. S1 'is a friendtoeveryone,andawonderful person to know. She tells of an incident when she was a small child, ''There was an incident in our lives that left a deep and lasting impression on all of mother's children\ Mother's undying faith and strength under all hardships, have kept me close to the church and drawn me back many times. We were living at that time in Mexico, alone in a foreign land. We were living in poverty, not even having the necessities of life. We could not afford coal oil for a light, so had to eat our meager meals before dark. On this particular even ing, being summer time, my brothers were making their beds in the yard by the light of the moon. Mother and we girls were in the house preparing for bed. A young couple in Diaz had just been married that day and had moved into a small house across the block from us. I must have been about eight years old. I looked toward the small house and exclaimed, "Mamma, Milo and Georgie have a light. Will we ever have a light?" Mother answered, "Yes, dear child, God has not forgotten us and some day we will have a light.'' At that instant there appeared in our house a ball of light, brighter than any light I have ever seen. It lighted up the house and yard as bright as day. It lasted but a few seconds and when it disappeared we started asking each other what it could have been. Mother said, "That is God's way of showing us we are not forgotten and that we have a light with us always as long as we are faithful." We have never tried to explain it, but it made a lasting impression on all of us and has helped many times to carry us over the rough places." Children, all by 1st husband * 192 M-1 Carl Eugene, b. 26 Aug. 1905, Safford, Ariz. -87- * 193 F-2 Nettie Mae, b. 3 Nov. 1906, Safford, Ariz. * 194 F-3 Velma Irene, b. 16 Feb. 1908, Safford, Ariz. 195 M-4 Rue, b. 30 Nov. 1909, Safford, Ariz.; d. 30 Nov. 1909 * 196 M-5 Lloyd Ervin, b. 28 Jan. 1911, Emmett, Ida. * 197 F-6 Edith LaRue, b. 18 Oct. 1915, Geronimo, Ariz. * 198 M-7 Wesley Dell, b. 7 July 1919, Safford, Ariz. * 199 F-8 Reba Lee, b. 14 Aug. 1921, Geronimo, Ariz. * 200 F-9 Bonnie Fay, b. 29 Apr. 1925, Los Angeles, Calif.
34. ELLA CEVILLA BLACK3 [Louisa A. Washburn2. Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 1 b. 6 June 1888, Huntington, Ut.; m. 4 Aug. 1905, Salmonville, Ariz. to Van Amberg, son of David Van Amberg and Sarah Hazeltine (West) Talley. He was b. 11 Apr. 1884, Snowflake, Ariz. Ella Cevilla d. 15 Feb. 1926, Snowflake, Graham, Ariz. She was a devoted wife and mother, and loved by the whole community.
Children b. in Safford, Graham, Ariz. * 201 F-1 Sarah Opal, b. 22 July 1906 * 202 M-2 Corbett, b. 13 Nov. 1908 203 F-3 Erma Louise, b. 3 June 1911; m. 27 Jan. 1927, Safford, Ariz. to Jerald, son of Henry Jesse and Sarah Elizabeth (Saunders) Marble. No children. She d. 17 Oct. 1927, Safford, Ariz. "'204 F-4 Ethel Jane, b. 27 July 1913 205 F-5 Orvelia, b. 29 Aug. 1915; m. 25 Oct. 1947, Leo, son of Dominic and Ceschi (--) Rolleri. No children. He waa b. 17 Sept. 1902, Gilroy, Santa Clara, Calif. * 206 M-6 Janis L., b. 15 Feb. 1926
35. JUNIUS EXILE BLACK3 f Louisa A. Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ) b. 30 June 1893, Colonia Diaz, Chichuaha, Mexico; m. 1st 1 Jan. 1913, Safford, Ariz., to Mary, dau. of Oliver B. and Betty Emily (Davis) Williams. She was b. 11 Mar. 1891, Marren Co., N.C. (div.) Hem. 2nd 23 Jan. 1923, Los Angeles, Calif. to Carrie N. (Holmes) Biorn, dau. of Henry J. and Mary (Nixon) Holmes. She was b. 5 Dec. 1893, Glenwood Springs, Colo. She was m. 1st to Benjamin F. Biorn, and the ch. were adopted by Junius E. Black. Carrie grad. from H.S., was an L.D.S. convert, has great
-88- musical talent, was a R.S. visiting teacher, Pres. of Pri. and has a pin a warded her for 25 years as a Pri. worker. She and June were S. 10 Feb. 1928, Mesa Temple. June is a H.S. grad., a carpenter and builder. He retired Jan. 1961 as Supt. of Waterforthecity of Escondido, Calif. after 20 years service. He says, "My family and church have been the greatest part of my life." He was S.S. Supt., 1st Coun in Branch Presidency under 3 presidents and for 4 yrs. was Branch Pres. of Escondido. He was chair. of the building comm. for the new chapel. He and his wife served 4 yrs. as Dist. Missionaries. He was Pres of E. Quo. and of M.I.A. He is a H.P. and has held many pos itions of honor. Since retirement, June and Carrie moved to Applegate, Ore. where they have a beautiful home located among native shrubs and trees, called "Jack Black's Shack" where family and friends are invited for vacations. They are loved and respected by all who know them.
Children by 1st wife 207 F-1 Belva, b. 29 Aug. 1913, Safford, Graham, Ariz.; m. 1st Hyrum Atkins. He d. Shem. 2nd John Quinn. No children. 208 F-2 Flora, b. 2 Sept. 1915, Safford, Graham, Ariz., m. D. H. Kobosh. No ch. Children by 2nd wife * 209 F-1 Jacqueline, b. 18 Aug. 1927 San Diego, Calif. * 210 F-2 Winifred, b. 10 July 1930, Long Beach, Calif. * 211 M-3 William Holmes, b. 25 Feb. 1933, San Diego, Calif. * 212 M-4 Junius Washburn, b. 9 June 1936,SanDiego,Calif. * 213 M-5 Paul Nixon, b. 4 Sept. 1938, San Diego, Calif. He is an E. and is now serving in the Great Lakes L,D.S. Mission, Sept. 1960 to 1962.
Children of Carrie N. (Holmes) Biorn Black, adopted by Junius E. Black.
* 214 F-1 Dorothy (Biorn) Black, b. 23 Oct. 1915, Glenwood Springs, Colo. * 215 F-2 Bernadine Myrtle (Biorn) Black, b. 24 Aug. 1917, Long Beach, Calif. 216 F-3 Geraldine Mary (Biorn) Black, b. 19 Nov. 1919, Long Beach, Calif.; d. age 17 mo., Glenwood Springs, Colo.
-89- 37. ANNA CLARINDA WASHBURN3 [Hyrum s. 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl ]b. 23 Feb. 1876, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 3 July 1884 by Thomas Cooper; conf. by H. O. Magleby. Shem. 1st, (S. inM. T. 25 Nov. 1953) Walter Franklin, son of George and Alice Ann (Lamb) Robinson, later div.; m. 2nd, William Boxwell; m. 3rd, Emmett R. Nelson. Walter m. 2nd, 5 Oct. 1911, Rebecca Christina Smith. Walter d. and was bur. 10 Dec. 1942, Elsinore, Ut. Anna Clarinda d. 26 Feb. 1933, Centralia, Wash. and was bur. in Monroe Cemetery. ''Rind,'' as Anna Clarinda was lovingly called, was a delightful conversationalist, and had good will toward her fellow beings.
Children, b. in Monroe, Ut.
217 F-1 Beatrice, b. 19 Aug. 1894; bap. 7 Mar. 1910 by Ralph Collings; conf. by Cyrus Winget; m. 30 June 1912, Carl, son of James B. and Christiana Christensen. He was b. 1 Jan. 1892, St Johns, Apache, Ariz. Beatrice d. at Salt Lake City and was bur. at Spanish Fork, Ut. Carl m. later. Beatrice and Carl had no children.
* 218 M-2 Roland Walter, b. 12 Jan. 1897 * 219 M-3 Walter Fay, b. 19 Apr. 1900 * 220 M-4 Lloyd, b. 17 Jan. 1902
Walter Franklin Robinson (father)
1. George Robinson B. 1736, Stanington, Northumberland, Eng. Bap. 9 Nov. 1870; End. 17 Apr. 1944 M. 22 Nov. 1777, Mary Charlton (Clarkson) b. 22 Nov. 1743, Simonburn, Northumb., Eng. Bap. 9 Nov. 1870; End. 17 Feb. 1937 D. (bur.) 3 Jan. 1816
2. George Robinson B. 22 Aug. 1778, Stanington, Eng. M. 21 Nov. 1799 (End. 10 May 1889) to Margaret, dau of Thomas and Isabella Innes -90- b. 8 Apr. 1781, Plersy, Northumb., Eng. d. 29 Dec. 1861 D. 19 Dec. 1850
3. William Robinson B. 23 July 1816, Westhouse, Northumb., Eng. M. 18 Sept. 1836, Heworth Church, to Rebecca Dixon b. 18 Sept. 1816 d. 17 Nov. 1845, U.S.A. D. 27 Apr. 1898, Dover (Fayette) Sanpete, Ut.
4. George Dixon Robinson B. 5 July 1837, Sheriff, Eng. M. (S. 15 Sept. 1955) to Alice Ann, dau. of William Henry and Eliza (Wilson) Lamb. b. 27 Jan. 1846, Stockton, Durham, Eng. d. 15 May 1886, Monroe, Ut. D. 14 June 1896, Monroe, Ut.
5. Walter Franklin Robinson M. 1st, Anna Clarinda Washburn
38. IDA GENEVA WASHBURN3 [Hyrum S.,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn I) b. 3 Dec. 1878; Monroe, Ut. m. 22 Mar. 1896, Manti T., to Parley William son of Ed ward Arlando and Mary Emily (Drigg) Tanner. He was b. 28 May 1875, Payson, Ut. and d. 14 Jan. 1933, Duchesne, Ut.; bur. 17 Jan. 1933, Duchesne. She d. 5 Jan. 1956, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bur. 7 Jan. 1956, Duchesne, Ut. Ida had a high standard of truth and honor. Few have been more useful and devoted to their family. She met dis couragement and struggled with a cheerful heart. She worked hard throughout her life.
Children
* 221 M-1 Hyrum Edward, b. 9 Oct. 1897, Monroe, Ut. * 222 F-2 Caroline Pearl, b. 22 Oct. 1899, Monroe, Ut. * 223 F-3 Mary Emily, b. 16 Oct. 1901, Fremont, Wayne, Ut. 224 F-4 Vonda, b. 31 Aug. 1903, Monroe, Ut. Shem. her 2nd cousin Melvin Forbush, and they are recorded with the Forbush family.
-91- \ l * 225 M-5 Parley Zoland, b. 8 Sept. 1905, Brooklyn, Sevier, Ut. * 226 F-6 Rula, b. 1 Sept. 1907, Brooklyn, Sevier, Ut. * 227 F-7 Lala, b. 28 June 1909, Brooklyn, Ut. * 228 M-8 Lee Duane, b. 9 Apr. 1911, Brooklyn, Ut. 229 M-9 Alfonzo D., b. 29 Apr. 1913, Delta, Ut.; d. 7 Oct. 1913. * 230 M-10 Afton LeVon, b. 19 Feb. 1915, Delta, Millard, Ut. 231 M-11 Odell (Stillborn), b. -, Delta, Ut. 232 F-12 Clara, b. --, Delta, Ut., d. 18 Dec. 1929 * 233 F-13 Valear, b. 24 Jan. 1919, Delta, Ut. * 234 M-14 Wilford Woodruff, b. 8 May 1921, Delta, Ut .
. Parley William Tanner (father)
1. Francis Tanner B. 3 July 1708, So. Kingston, R. I. M. 26 Feb. 1728, Mary Tosh, of Newport, R. I. d. 10 Nov. 1745 D. 3 Jan. 1777
2. Joshua Tanner B. 27 July 1757, So. Kingston, R. I. M. 24 Dec. 1775, Thankful Tefft b. 11 Mar. 1757, dau. of Wm. Tefft
3. John Tanner B. 15 Aug. 1778, Hopkinton, R. I. M. 2nd, fall 1801, Greenwich, N. Y. to Lydia Stewart dau. of Wm. and Amy (Hutton) Stewart b. 18 Nov. 1773 d. 31 May 1825, Bolton, N. Y. D. 13 Apr. 1850, So. Cottonwood, Ut.
4. John Joshua Tanner B. 19 Dec. 1811, Greenwich, N. Y. M. July 1835, Kirkland, 0., to Rebecca Archibald Smith dau. of Wm. and Jane (Corkins) Smith b. 17 Apr. 1816, Bolton, N. Y. d. 24 Apr. 1854, So. Cottonwood, Ut. D. 9 Sept. 1896, Salt Lake City, Ut. -92- 5. Edward Arlando Tanner B. 20 Jan. 1843, Montrose, Ia. M. 24 Feb. 1870, Payson, Ut., to Mary Emily Grigg dau. of Anderson Irving and Casanda (Pell) Grigg b. 25 June 1839, Stokes Co., N. Car. d. 25 Sept. 1915, Loa, Ut. D. 5 Sept. 1908, Fremont, Ut.
6. Parley William Tanner B. 28 May 1875, Payson, Ut. M. 22 Oct. 1896, Manti Temple, to Ida Geneva Washburn dau. of Hyrum S. and Caroline (Christiansen) Washburn b. 3 Dec. 1878, Monroe, Ut. d. 5 Jan. 1956, Salt Lake City, Ut. D. 14 Jan. 1933, Roosevelt, Ut.
39. ALMEDA ROSALIA WASHBURN3 [Hyrum S.2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 18 Nov. 1880, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 1 Aug. 1889 by Hyrum S. Washburn; m. 2 Mar. 1904, Monroe, Ut. to Jay Morgan, son of Beason and Mary (Nazer) Lewis. He was b. 1 May 1882, Teasdale, Ut., bap. 3 Aug. 1893 by Daniel H. Cloward. "Dale" as friends and neighbors remember her always had a pleasant personality and reassuring attitude that inspired faith in the world around us. It is wished by those who are close to her that this same good will she has inspired in others, will be with her throughout her life.
Children b. in Monroe, Sevier, Ut.
* 235 F-1 Alberta C., b. 3 Mar. 1905; bap. 12 Apr. 1913 by Nephi Nordgran; conf. 13 Apr. 1913 by Heber Swindle. * 236 F-2 Mary Maxine, b. 20 Mar. 1909.
Jay Morgan Lewis (father)
1. David Lewis M. Ann Beason
2. Neriah Lewis B. 23 June 1778, Guilford, N. C.
-93- M. Mary Moss b. 29 Oct. 1775, Rochester, Ga. d. 1884 D. 27 Nov. 1843
3. Tarlton Lewis B. 18 May 1805, Pendleton, S. C. M. 27 Mar. 1828 to Melinda, dau. of Samuel and Elizabeth (Moore) Gimlin b. 27 Mar. 1811, Cumberland, Ky. d. 5 June 1894, Richfield, Ut. D. 22 Nov. 1890, Teasdale, Ut.
4. Beason Lewis B. 19 Feb. 1836, Charlesville, Ill. M. 20 May 1873, Mary Nazer D. 5 Apr. 1902, Aurora, Ut.
5. Jay Morgan Lewis B. 1 May 1882, Teasdale, Ut. M. 2 Mar. 1904 to Almeda Rosalia Washburn
Jay Morgan Lewis (mother)
1. Rudolph Nazer M. Mary Gosoner
2. Mary Magdalene Nazer B. 14 June 1853, Canton, Zurich, Switzerland D. 10 Apr. 1916, Monroe, Ut.
3. Jay Morgan Lewis M. Almeda Rosalia Washburn
40. HUETT A MARIA WASHBURN3 (Hyrum S. 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1} b. 22 Sept. 1883, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m.14May1902inManti Temple to Peter E. V., son of Christian and Anna K. (Sorensen) Willardson. He was b. 21 Sept.1881, Ephriam, Ut. Huetta ( "Etta") was active in civic and church work, being Pres. of Monroe North Ward R. S. and Pres. of South Ward Primary, also a member of the Stake gen. comm; and Capt. of Sevier Co. D. U. P.
-94- Shed. 24 Oct. 1951, Monroe, Ut. and was bur. in Monroe Cemetery.
Children b. in Brooklyn, Sevier, Ut.
* 237 M-1 Vincent Christian, b. 10 May 1903 * 238 M-2 Emery Smith, b. 29 Dec. 1905 * 239 F-3 Pluma LaVird, b. 5 May 1909 * 240 M-4 Chester Lynn, b. 11 Jan. 1912 * 241 M-5 Elmo Christian, b. 11 Aug. 1913 * 242 F-6 Marjorie K. C., b. 2 Aug. 1917 * 243 M-7 Kenneth Peter, b. 16 June 1919
41. PETER DANIEL WASHBURN3 [_ Hyrum S.2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ] b. 31 Oct. 1885, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 3 Feb. 1909, Manti Temple to Hannah, dau. of Hans Olsen and Annie (Larsen) Magleby. She was b. 14 May 1888, Elsinore, Sevier, Utl; d. 1 Oct. 1962, Richfield, Utah, bur. 4 Oct. 1962, Monroe, Ut. Hannah had a serenity and love for beauty and goodness that seemed to carry a touch of greatness. She lifted the spirits of those around her and seemed gifted with powers of a high order. Dan, a carpenter, built a beautiful home for his family in Monroe, where he and Hannah loved peace and friendship with family and neighbors. Children * 244 F-1 Bernice, b. 19 Feb. 1914, Garfield, Salt Lake, Ut. * 245 F-2 Beryl Ivy, b. 23 Mar. 1918, Monroe, Ut. * 246 M-3 Dewain C. b. 25 Oct. 1924, Monroe, Ut.
Hannah Magleby (father)
1. Ole Jensen Magleby M. 30 June 1831 Johanne Hun
2. Hans Olsen Magleby B. 14 Apr. 1835, Dragor, Isle of Amager,Den., bap. 24 Oct. 1855 D. 16 Aug. 1903, Monroe, Ut.
-95- 3. Hannah Magleby B. 14 May 1888, Elsinore, Ut. M. 3 Feb. 1909, Peter Daniel Washburn
Hannah Magleby (mother)
1. Lars Christensen B. 4 Feb. 1806, Jyllinge, Denmark M. Margrete Nielson b. 21 Sept. 1817, Alsondrerup, Denmark; bap. 15 May 1883 d. 14 Aug. 1903, Monroe, Ut.
2. Annie Larsen B. 8 Jan 1857, Jyllinge, Denmark; bap. 28 Dec. 1881 M. 8 May 1884, S.L. City Endo'Wirlent House to Hans Olsen Magleby. D. 26 Nov. 1934, Monroe, Ut.
3. Hannah Magleby M. P. Daniel Washburn
42. JESSE LAVELL WASHBURN3 [Hyrum S.2, AbrahamD. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 16 May 1888, Monroe, Ut.; m. 1st, 12 Jan. 1912, Manti Temple, to Mary Ann, dau. of George Ezra and Hannah Bertha (Hansen) Casto. She was b. 7 Mar. 1886, Salina, Sevier, Ut.; and d. 6 Feb. 1920, Monroe, Ut. He m. 2nd, 22 Dec. 1920, Manti Temple, to Josephine Christena, dau. of Christian ·Larsen and Lora Ann (Gifford) Christensen. She was b. 7 Jan. 1896, Rock ville, Washbington, Ut. LaVell worked as a carpenter with his father and the same perfection in work is with La Vell. He has a keen sense of honor and justice and is an example of kindness.
Children by 1st wife, all but 2nd b. in Monroe, Ut.
"' 247 M-1 Jesse Ordean, b. 3 Oct. 1912 * 248 M-2 Smith George, b. 15 Feb. 1914, Garfield, Ut. * 249 F-3 Beatrice LaVell, b. 2 June 1916 * 250 M-4 Forest Merrill, b. 6 Dec. 1918 -96- Children by 2nd wife, b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 251 F-1 Mary Maxine, b. 12 May 1922 * 252 F-2 Kathleen, b. 1 Feb. 1924 * 253 F-3 Fae LaPreal, b. 5 Aug. 1925 * 254 F-4 Barbara Dean, b. 14 July 1929 * 255 F-5 Ruth Jeannine, b. 3 June 1931
Mary Ann Casto (father)
1. Azariah Casto M. Hannah Golden
2. Abel Casto B. 7 Mar. 1790, N.J. M. 4 June 1812, Mary Galland b. 8 Sept. 1798 Washington Co., O. d. 27 Apr. 1870, Salt Lake City, Ut. D. 15 Dec. 1840, Hancock Co., Ill.
3. Mathew Galland Casto B. 9 May 1822, Lawrence, fudependence, Mo. M. Mary Elizabeth, dau. of George Dalton and Elizabeth (Barnes) Daniels b. 12 Sept. 1824, London, Eng. d. 14 Feb. 1903, Monroe, Ut. D. 27 Dec. 1889, Monroe, Ut.
4. George Ezra Casto B. 25 Feb. 1849, Pottawattamie, Ia. M. 27 May 1885, Bertha Hannah Hansen b. 6 Nov. 1864, Gunnison, Ut. d. 1 Oct. 1910, Salina, Ut. D. 18 Jan. 1929, Provo, Ut.
5. Mary Ann Casto B. 7 Mar. 1886, Salina, Ut. M. Jesse LaVell Washburn D. 6 Feb. 1920, Monroe, Ut.
-97- Mary Ann Casto (mother)
1. Johan Johansen B. 1732 of Toreby, Maribo, Denmark M. 6 July 1761, Brigitha Rasmussen b. abt. 1740, of Toreby, Maribo, Den. d. before 1775, Toreby, Maribo, Den. D. 25 Nov. 1788, Toreby, Maribo, Den.
2. Gerhard Johnansen B. chr. 7 Aug. 1763, Toreby, Maribo, Den. M. 19 Mar. 1794, Maren Hansen D. 11 Aug. 1831, Toreby, Maribo, Den.
3. John Gerhardsen B. 1794, Toreby, Maribo, Den. M. 21 July 1820, Bertha Nielson b. abt. 1799, Toreby, Maribo, Den. D. 7 Dec. 1858, Toreby, Den.
4. Ane Johnansen B. 6 Oct. 1825, Toreby, Den. M. 12 Dec. 1851, Hans Hansen, son of Hans and Ane (Ras mussen) Hansen b. 13 Aug. 1825, Tore by, Den. d. 9 Sept. 1911, Salina, Ut. D. 6 May 1908, Salina, Ut.
5. Bertha Hannah Hansen B. 6 Nov. 1864, Gunnison, Ut. M. George Ezra Casto D. 1 Oct. 1910, Salina, Ut.
6. Mary Ann Casto M. Jesse LaVell Washburn
J. Christena Christensen (mother)
1. William Gifford M. 16 July 1683, Mary Mills D. 9 Apr. 1687
-98- 2. Jonathan Gifford B. 14 May 1684, Sandwich, Mass. M. Lydia -- D. 10 Feb. 1735, Sandwich, Mass.
3. Peleg Gifford B. 16 Aug. 1711, Sandwich, Mass. M. 27 Apr. 1743, Abigail Shephard D. Before 1 790
4. Noah Gifford B. 1757, Barnstable, Mass. M. Mary Bawerman
5. Alpheus Gifford B. 28 Aug. 1793, Barnstable, Mass. M. Anna Nash D. 25 Dec. 1841, 5 mi. from Nauvoo, Ill.
6. Samuel Kendall Gifford B. 11 Nov. 1821, Milo, Yates, N. Y. M. 1 Oct. 1848 to Lora Ann, dau. of Freeborn and Anna (Knight) De Mille. He was b. 3 Mar. 1795, Platthill, Ulstu, N.Y.; m. 11 Mar. 1819; d. 23 Jan. 1881. b. 2 June 1828, Colesville, Broom, N. Y. d. 6 Apr. 1870, Shonesburg, Ut. D. 26 Jan. 1907, Springdale, Washinton, Ut.
7. Lora Ann Gifford B. 27 Mar. 1862, Manti, Ut. M. 16 May 1877, to Christian Larsen Christiansen b. 1 June 1857 d. 23 Mar. 1923, Monroe, Sevier, Ut. D. 29 July 1935, Monroe, Ut.
8. J, Christena Christensen B. 7 Jan. 1896, Rockville, Washington, Ut. M. 22 Dec. 1920 to Jesse La Vell Washburn
44, LULU MARGARET WASHBURN3 [ Hyrum S. 2, Abraham D. and FloraC. (Gleason) Washburn1]b. 26Mar.1892, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 14 May 1942, Manti Temple; m. 29 Dec. 1914, Monroe, Ut. to Dan Louis, son of William Louis and Laura Jane (Jones) Baker.
-99- Margaret has been an active church member, while in Monroe she was teacher and organist in Pri., secy. of Y. L. M. I. A., S. S. teacher. In Richfield she was a eoun. in the Pri. While living in Salt Lake City she has been R. S. coun. in Edgehill Ward. Her pleasing peronality and love of family and friends is felt by all who know her. Dan, a progressive educator and musician has been active in civic and school affairs, included are - teaching at Thompsonville, Monroe Elem., Monroe H. S. and Rich field H. S., Prin. Salina H. S., teacher West Jr. H. S. and East H. S., in Salt Lake City; Prin. at Jefferson and River side from 1934 to 1942, and has been Prin. of \Vest H. S. in Salt Lake City from Feb. 1942 to June 1959, when he retired. He has been chair. Jr. Red Cross (1941-50), pres. Salt Lake Principals Assn. and he was appointed a member of Utah Advisory Comm. on Civil Rights, Nov. 1958.
Children b. in Monroe, Sevier, ut.
* 256 M-1 Dan Carlyle, b. 24 July 1916 * 257 F-2 Beatrice Margaret, b. 22 Apr. 1919
Dan Louis Baker (father)
1. Henry Baker B. 12 Mar. 1811, London, England M. 24 Sept. 1833, London, Eng. D. 3 Sept. 1849, London, Eng.
2. William George Baker B. 10 June 1835, London, Eng. M. 1 June 1867, Nephi, Ut. D. 1 Oct. 1901, Richfield, Ut.
3. Louis William Baker B. 14 Jan. 1870, Richfield, Ut. M. 13 July 1891, Laura Jane Jones D. 30 Aug. 1934, Salt Lake City, Ut.
4. Dan Louis Baker B. Monroe, Ut. M. 29 Dec. 1914, Lulu Margaret Washburn
-100- Dan Louis Baker (mother)
1. Jean Rio Griffiths B. 2 May 1810, London, Eng. D. 21 July 1883, Los Angeles, Calif.
2. Nicolena Marie Bertelson B. 26 Jan. 1845, Numborg, Denmark D. 1905, Richfield, Ut.
3. Laura Jane Jones B. 10 Dec. 1871, Monroe, Ut. M. Louis William Baker D. 31 Jan. 1933, Monroe, Ut.
4. Dan Louis Baker M. Lulu Margaret Washburn
50. ARTHUR ABRAHAM FORBUSH3 [Philena Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 14 Feb. 1874, Manti, Ut.; ord. E. 21 Feb. 1893; m. 25 Apr. 1896, Richfield, Ut., to Violet Rosanne, dau. of Gardner and Martha Jane (Lemmon) Doxford. She was b. 19 June 1878, Monroe, Ut. She d. 4 Aug. 1940, Richfield, Ut. and was bur. in Monroe Cemetery. Arthur was a contractor and builder of beautiful homes, churches, historic and cemetery markers. For these he carefully selected, polished and placed each stone artistic ally, according to size and color. While building a Wayne Co. church he with Bishop Porter Pectol uncovered a rich Indian mound, apparently of a religious people 3,000 years ago. The articles were placed in the Salt Lake City museum. Arthur helped cut the rock to build the Manti Temple. He was a member of the S. U. P., of Monroe City Council, and was constable and City Sexton. He did the cemetery land scaping. He d. 25 Oct. 1949, Monroe, Ut. Violet was active in D. U. P.,R. S., Singing Mothers and Dramatic Art Clubs. She was a social entertainer, made costumes, helped with parades and read original poems. She also cared for the sick. In 1951, Vonda, Dorald and Maurine had the work done in the Temple for their parents and family members who had died.
-101- Children b. in Monroe, Ut.
258 F-1 Verona Lynn, b. 30 Sept. 1897; ct. 1 Sept. 1898 * 259 M-2 Joseph Alden, b. 8 Oct. 1898 * 260 F-3 Vonda, b. 11 June 1900 * 261 F-4 Reva Cleon, b. 1 Nov. 1901 262 M-5 Chester Cloyd, b. 4 June 1903; ct. 4 Oct. 1903 * 263 M-6 Clifford Lemoine, b. 1 Apr. 1905 264 M-7 Hyrum Thorval, b. 23 Dec. 1906; ct. 4 Jan. 1911 265 M-8 Leslie Ray, b. 28 Apr. 1909;d.1May 1909 * 266 M-9 Dorald A. ("Duke"), b. 8 July 1911 * 267 F-10 Maurine, b. 25 May 1915
51. SANFORD ALONZO FORBUSH3[Philena Washburn2,Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b.13 Nov. 1875 Manti, Ut.; m. 19 June 1899 (S. 12 Sept. 1912) to Caddie Marie, dau. of John Alma and Marie (Forbush) Vance. She was b. 31 Oct. 1875, Fairview, Ut.; ct. 24 Apr. 1954, Monroe, Ut., four months after her husband's death. Caddie, when a child, was accidentally hit in her eye, by an arrow, shot by another child. She lost the sight of her eye for the remainder of her life. She cared for the sick, was active in church and sang with choral groups. As Sanford Alonzo ("Lon") grew up he helped with the care and support of the family. He did chores, hauled wood, worked at the livery stable, saw mill, did construc tion work and brick laying. He was the town marshall and a blacksmith. It was said that "Lon was one of the jolliest smithies that ever swung a hammer." He was honest, charitable, courageous and friendly. In later years he had poor health. He ct. 10 Dec. 1953, Monroe, Ut.
Children, all but 1st b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 268 M-1 Melvin A., b. 28 Mar. 1900, Salt Lake City, Ut. * 269 M-2 Neldon Vance, b. 16 Feb. 1902 * 270 F-3 Lorna, b. 3 Jan. 1904 * 271 M-4 Guy Lavor, b. 25 Feb. 1906 * 272 M-5 Randall S., b. 24 Aug. 1908 * 273 M-6 Ray, b. 7 Dec. 1913 * 274 M-7 Forrest, b. 4 Jan. 1916 -102- Caddie Marie Vance (father)
1. Sir John Vance B. 1566 of Longcastle, Scotland M. Margaret McDowell of Gartland, Ireland 2. Rev. John Vance B. living 1617, Emigrated to Ire. from Scot. M. Elizabeth Shaw 3. Dr. Lancelot Vance B. of Londonderry, Ire. M. Agnes Reiny, dau. of Ash Reiny D. 1688, in battle of Londonderry 4. John Vance B. of Coagh Antrim, Ireland M. Miss Williamson of Antrim, Ire.
5. Andrew Vance B. abt. 1666 M. Jane Wilson, b. abt. 1670, Tyrone Co., Ire. D. 1760 6. Samuel Vance M. Sarah Colville, dau. of Joseph Colville 7. Samuel Vance B. 10 Dec. 1728 M. 1750, Agnes Penquite, dau. of Nicholas and Abigail (Bilh) Penquite. b. 16 May 1730
8. James Vance B. 3 Sept. 1764, prob. Wrightstown, Buck, Pa. M. 28 Jan. 1782, Margaret, dau. of Thomas and Susanna (Thaun) Reno b. 21 Sept. 1762, "\A.,'hite Co., Tenn. D. 7 Oct. 1835
9. John Vance B. 8 Nov. 1794, Cook, %ite, Tenn. M. 10 Feb. 1817, Jackson, Tenn. to 1. Sarah Lavina Perkins, dau. of Ute Perkins, who was b. 8 Aug. 1760,
-103- Va., and Sarah Gant. b. 10 Jan. 1801, Putnam Co., Tenn. D. 24 Jan. 1882, Putnam Co., Tenn.
10. Isaac Young Vance B. 29 Dec. 1818, Jackson. Clay, Tenn. M. 23 Nov. 1840 1. Martha Eleanor Yoger b. 30 Mar. 1823 Wash. Co. Ky. d. 5 June 1866-7 Mt. Pleasant, Ut. 2. Anna Christinia Johansen or Ann Hansen D. 11 Mar, 1898, Milburn, Ut.
11. John Alma Vance B. 23 Mar. 1847, Winter Quarters, Neb. M. 17 June 1869, Mariah Forbush b. 20 Nov. 1847, Winter Quarters, Neb. d. 29 Dec. 1896, Fairview, Ut. D. 27 Nov. 1886-98, Fairview, Ut.
12. Caddie Marie Vance B. 31 Oct 1875, Fairview, Ut. M. 19 June 1899, Sanford Alonzo Forbush b. 13 Nov. 1875, Manti, Ut. d. 10 Dec. 1953, Monroe, Ut. D. 24 Apr. 1954, Monroe, Ut.
52. HYRUM PRATT FORBUSH3 [Philen:1 \\::ishburn2,Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) \\ :1shburnl] b. 14 June 1879, Monroe, Ut. m. 1 Oct. 1903 (S. 15 Jul:v 1920) to Emma Amanda, dau. of William Rowell :111d S:1r:1h \nn (Newland) Hicks. She was b. 19 Apr. 1S85. :\lonroe. Ft. He d. 9 Dec. 1936 of pneumonia, at Monroe. Hyrum was a gr. son of Hufus :md Polly (Clark) Forbush who settled on Little Cottonwood Creek. near Union in 1847. At his wife's death. Hufus buried her on the highest spot on his farm. Later he g-:1,~e his farm for a Pioneer Cemetery. Hyrum was a kind. quiet man, helpful to those in need. He being a farmer and rock mason, donated his services to neighbors, on churches and public buildings. Emma came from a family of 14 children. She has a
-104- pleasant, friendly manner. In R.S. she has helped on work projects, prepared the dead for burial, assisted with serving meals in homes after funerals.
Children, b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 275 F-1 Madge Naomi, b. 22 Sept. 1904 276 F-2 Laurel Hope, b. 3 Dec. 1907, d. 17 Feb. 1919 of flu. * 277 F-3 Sara Eva, b. 10 May 1911 * 278 F-4 Dorotha May, b. 9 Mar. 1921 279 M-5 Hyrum Gordon, b. 23 Feb. 1923; bap. 2 May 1911 m. 23 May 1942 to Corrine Hill
Emma Amanda Hicks (father)
1, William Hicks M. Syrina Davis
2. William Rowell Hicks B. 28 Aug. 1851, Springfield, Ill. M. Sarah Ann Newland D. 17 Aug. 1924, Monroe, Ut.
3. Emma Amanda Hicks B. 19 Apr. 1885, Monroe, Ut. M. 1 Oct. 1903, Hyrum Pratt Forbush
Emma Amanda Hicks (mother)
1. Mary Matilda Frazer B. 2 Sept. 1820, London, England M. William Newland D. 13 Dec. 1911, Monroe, Ut.
2. Sara Ann Newland B. 2 Mar. 1856, Boston, Mass. M. William Rowell Hicks D. 26 Oct. 1915, Monroe, Uth.
3. Emma Amanda Hicks B. 19 Apr. 1885, Monroe, Ut. M. Hyrum Pratt Forbush
-105- 53. ALEXANDER WARNOCK3 [ Philena Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ] b. 29 May, 1884, Mon roe, Ut.; m. 14 Sept. 1910 (S. 1 Oct. 1912) to Ora, dau. of Robert and Flora Jane (Smith) Shaw. She was b. 4 Oct. 1889, Elsinore, Ut. As a child, Alex helped with the family income by herding sheep, farming, and later working at the Sugar Factory, at mines and dry farming. He was very ill with typhoid fever, when a boy. For six weeks he was unable to turn over in bed. He had to learn to walk all over again. After marriage he rented a U.I. Sugar Co. farm near Idaho Falls, where the family lived. In 1957, he, Irvin, Nettie and fam ilies took a 2 weeks trip to Cardston, Canada, Vancouver Island, and San Francisco. Alex and family now live in their new home in Idaho Falls.
Children
* 280 M-1 Doyle William, b. 3 June 1911, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 14 Aug. 1921 * 281 F-2 Naomi, b. 4 May 1913, Monroe, Ut. bap. 14 Aug. 1921 * 282 F-3 Ruth, b. 7 May 1920, Idaho Falls, Ida., bap. 1 Nov. 1940
54. NETTIE PHILEN A WARNOCK3 [ Philena Washburn2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ]b. 25 Nov. 1886, Monroe, Ut.; m. 12 Sept. 1906, M. T., to Christian, son of Christian and Karen Pederson (Borup) Hermansen. He was b. 22 Aug. 1882, Redmond, Sevier, Ut. He d. 29 Dec. 1950. They have been lovingly called "Aunt Nettie and Uncle Chris." Nettie attended Monroe schools and the B.Y.U., then taught school. She lives at Ely, Nev. where she has been pres. of Pri., M. I. A., R. S. 13 yrs., a Ward Clerk, St. Missionary and a District School Trustee. She was a R.S. Visiting Teacher for 40 yrs. Nettie remembers grand mother and grandfather Washburn. She said that before Grandfather's death he visited relatives and friends telling them he would not be with them very long. Nettie attended Grandmother's funeral on Aunt Mede's lawn. A Sister Casto asked to speak. She spoke in a strange language.
-106- No one was able to interpret what had been said. This same lady said that she was given the interpretation. The words were as if Grandmother were speaking. She was pleased with all that had taken place. She said that she was the mother of precious spirits and many of her posterity would hold important positions in the Kingdom of God. Christian Hermansen had fine principles and always defended his beliefs. He served on a 2-yr. L.D.S. mission to the North Central States. He was the Preston Ward Bishop. He engaged in farming in Nev.
Children, all but 1st b. in Preston, Nev.
283 F-1 Nettie Ione, b. 30 July 1907, Elsinore, Ut.; m. 29 June 1936 (S. 31 May 1940) to Albert Samuel, son of Jacob J. and Agnes Mary (Horsley) Gubler. He was b. 3 Sept. 1902, Lund, Nev. She d. 29 Dec. 1936. Ione attended schools at Reno, Nev., Berkley, Calif. and U. S. A. C., Logan, Ut. She taught school for several years. 284 F-2 Uvada, b. 25 June 1910; bap. 25 June 1918; m. 12 May 1930, William Randolph, son of Harry and Anna Christina (Matson) Sand. He was b. 17 May 1905, Leads, S. Dak.; bap. 10 May 1960. Uvada grad. from W. P. H. S. She and Bill lived at San Francisco and at Mad River where their present home is. Uvada has had poor health for many years, but has been very patient and pleasant. * 285 M-3 Royce DeRay, b. 5 Nov. 1913 * 286 F-4 Christie Laverne, b. 3 Mar. 1917 * 287 M-5 Burl W., b. 26 Oct. 1919 * 288 F-6 Betty June, b. 7 Nov. 1924
Christian Hermansen, Jr. (father)
1. Peter Christensen Duun M. Margarethe Nicken
2. Christian Pedersen Duun M. Anne Margrethe Sorensen, dau. of Soren Bodker and Dorthe Christensen
-107- 3. David Christensen Duun B. 21 Jan. 1753, Sonderholm, Aalborg, Denmark M. Karen Hermansen b. abt. 1775, Sonderholm, Aalborg, Den.
4. Herman Christian Davidsen . B. 14 Apr. 1813, Freilev, Aalborg, Den. M. fuger Marie Pederson, dau. of Peder Christensen Nysum (b. abt. 1780, Ravnkilde, Aalborg,Den.;d.9 Jan. 1853, Aalborg, Den.) and Kirsten Nielsen (b. Ravnkilde, Den.; d. 4 Mar. 1838, Aalborg ) Peder was the son of Christen Jorgensen and Brigitte Christensen. b. 2 Jan. 1815 Oster Hornum, Aalborg, Den. d. 17 Oct. 1887 D. Oct. 1872, Den.
5. Christian Hermansen, Sr. B. 25 June 1855, Freilev, Aalborg, Den. M. 7 June 1877, Karen Pedersen Borup D. 30 Aug. 1935, Richfield
6. Christian Hermansen, Jr. B. 22 Aug. 1882, Redmond, Sevier, Ut. M. 12 Sept. 1906, Nettie Philena Warnock D. 29 Dec. 1950, Ely, Nev.
Christian Hermansen, Jr. (mother)
1. Christen Christensen (Borup) M. Mette Sorensen
2. Peder Christensen (Borup) Chr. 24 July 1763, St. Arden M. 13 June 1789, St. Arden, to Else Christensen, dau. of Christen Jensen (Dalgard) and Ann Christensen Chr. 14 Feb. 1768, St. Arden d. 18 Mar. 1830, St. Arden D. 21 June 1819, St. Arden ;
3. Jens Pedersen (Borup) Chr. 17 Aug. 1800, St. Arden, Aalborg, Den.
-108- M. Karen Larsen b. abt. 1804, St. Arden, Aalborg, Den. D. 16 Jan. 1859
4. Peder Jensen (Borup) B. 17 July 1831, Store Arden, Aalborg, Den. M. Kirstine Elizabeth Nielson b. 11 Oct. 1831, Store Arden, Aalborg, Den. D. 1887
5. Karen Pedersen Borup B. 21 Apr. 1858, Store Arden, Aalborg, Den. M. 7 June 1877, Christian Hermansen, Sr. D. 6 Mar. 1929, Salt Lake City, Ut.
6. Christian Hermansen, Jr. B. 22 Aug. 1882, Redmond, Sevier, Ut. M. Nettie Philena Warnock D. 29 Dec. 1950, Ely, Nev.
Christian Hermansen, Jr. (mother)
1. Lauritz Christensen (Kok) M. Maren Lauritzen
2. Lauritz Lauritzen (Kok) B. 1730 M. Ane Marie Pedersen
3. Peder Lauritzen (Kok) Chr. 2 Feb. 1770, St. Arden, Aalborg, Den. M. 15 Dec. 1797, Else Nielsen, 'dau. of Niels Grave sen (son of Graves and Johanne (--) Nielsen. Niels was chr. 2 Feb. 1738) and Ane Jensen Chr. 17 May 1767, St. Arden, Aalborg, Den. d. 16 Dec. 1836, St. Arden
4. Karen Pedersen M. Niels Nielsen (Spillemand) son of Niels Nielsen (son of Niels Andersen and Dortha Nielsen. Niels Nielsen was chr. 11 Sept. 1774, St. Arden and m. 16 Oct. 1802, Kirsten Nielsen. She was chr. June 1774, St. Arden). -109- 5. Kirstine Elizabeth Nielsen B. 11 Oct. 1831, Store Arden, Aalborg, Den. M. Peder Jensen (Borup) b. 17 July 1831, Store Arden, Den. d. 1887
6. Karen Pedersen Borup B. 21 Apr. 1858, Store Arden, Den. M. 9 June 1877, Christian Hermansen, Sr. D. 6 Mar. 1929, Salt Lake City, Ut.
7. Christian Hermansen, Jr. M. Nettie Philena Warnock
55. FLORA CLARINDA WARNOCK3 (Philena Washburn2, Abra ham D, and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ]b. 24 Sept. 1889, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 6 Aug. 1900; m. 1st, 31 Jan. 1911, Ormand Russel, son of John H. and Lucy (Pine) Nay. He was b. 23 Mar. 1865, White Pine, Ut. She m. 2nd, 27 Apr. 1927, Fred Findlay. Flora attended Monroe schools. She Ii ved in Grants Pass, Ore. and Los Angeles, Calif. areas after marriage. She d. 22 May 1956. In her life she always lived the golden rule and was loved by all who knew her.
Children, all by 1st marriage.
* 289 F-1 Orla Rae, b. 24 Aug. 1911, Marumba, Calif. * 290 M-2 Florian Cyril, b. 8 Nov. 1912, Monroe, Ut. * 291 F-3 Winalee Philena, b. 13 Mar. 1914, Needles, Calif. * 292 M-4 George Russel, b. 26 July 1916, Marumba, Calif. * 293 F-5 Ethel Dawne, b. 10 June 1919, Monroe, Ut. * 294 M-6 Miles Rhodes, b. 18 May 1922, Victorville, Calif.
56. IRVIN LEROY WARNOCK3 [Philena Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 6 July 1892, Mon roe, Ut.; m. 10 Sept. 1913, S. L. T., to Lexia, dau. of Jacob and Pauline (Larson) Dastrup. She was b. 16 Mar. 1890, Holden, Ut. Lexia grad. from S. C., taught school, has assisted in the ward and stake in Religion class, S. S., R. S., M. I. A. and Genealogy classes. Their home has been a gathering place
-110- for church authorities, family, friends and neighbors. For relaxation the family would take "a trip to the hills" for supper around the campfire. Irvin, a farmer, has served on two L.D.S. missions. He has served in executive positions in both ward and stake in most of the church organizations. He was Bishop of the Sigurd Ward for 14 yrs., Sevier Stake Pres. 10 yrs, Stake Patriarch for several years. He has edited and published many books of history, genealogy and numerous articles and poems. For 20 yrs. Mr. Warnock was secretary and office manager for the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture in Sevier Co. He, with his wife, left Apr. 23, 1962, for England to serve as missionaries for the L.D.S. Church.
Children, b. in Sigurd, Ut.
* 295 F-1 Elayne, b. 25 Sept. 1916 * 296 F-2 Idell, b. 18 June 1918 * 297 F-3 Marie, b. 13 May 1921 298 M-4 Irvin Leroy, b. 19 Sept. 1923; d. 6 Sept. 1924 * 299 M-5 Robert Elman, b. 11 Apr. 1925 * 300 M-6 D. Carl, b. 5 May 1927 * 301 F-7 Arda Jean, b. 24 June 1929 * 302 F-8 Irva Leora, b. 26 July 1931 * 303 M-9 William Paul, b. 24 Jan. 1934
Lexia Dastrup (mother)
1. Lars Pedersen B. abt. 1766, Vedley, Holbek, Den. M. Kirsten Hansen b. abt. 1767, Vedley, Holbek, Den. d. before 1814 D. 22 Mar. 1839
2. Christian Larsen B. 4 Jan. 1807, Vedley, Holbek. Den. M. 21 Mar. 1836 to Ane Jensen, dau. of Jens Svendsen and Johanne Jorgensen b. 13 Dec. 1816, Terslose, Holbek, Den. d. 9 Dec. 1872 D. 7 Dec. 1879 -111- 3. Jens Larson B. 25 Aug. 1838, Terslose, Holbek, Den. M. Ane Dorthea Anderson, dau. of Anders Christensen Smed and Kirsten Rasmussen Hoj. Anders was bap. 9 Aug. 1789, Roarup, Den.; m. 21 Nov. 1818; d. 5 Oct. 1858. His father was Christen Rasmussen Smed. Kirsten was b. 9 Mar. 1793, Naesby, Vestenskov, Den.; d. 13 Oct. 1844. Her par. were Rasmussen Anderson Hoj and Maren Jensen Jomfru. b. 13 Feb. 1828, Roarup, Den. d. 15 Apr. 1893, Sigurd, Ut.
4. Pauline Larson B. 28 Sept. 1864, Fairview, Sanpete, Ut. M. 11 Jan. 1888, to Jacob Dastrup D. 7 Mar. 1945, Richfield, Ut.
5. Lexia Dastrup B. 16 Mar. 1890, Holden, Ut. M. Irvin Leroy Warnock
Lexia Dastrup (father)
1. Jens Nielsen B. abt. 1695, of Adelgaden, Copenhagen, Denmark M. Else Kirstine Lorentzen b. abt. 1700 D. 12 Oct. 1725 (drowned)
2. Lorentz Jensen Dastrup B. 10 Aug. 1725, Copenhagen, Den. M. Before 1770, to Inger Peterson, dau. of Peder and Maren (Jensen) Christensen. Peder was chr. 16 Mar. 1710, Paaby, Harte, Den.; bur. 31 May 1742. His par. were Christen Pedersen (son of Pedar Hansen and Kirsten Knudsen) and Anna Jacobsen. Maren's father was Jens Sorensen. b. Chr. 12 June 1741, Norre Bjert Eltang, Den. d. 24 Sept. 1797 D. 15 Mar. 1807
3. Hans Jorgen Dastrup· B. 7 July 1779, Eskelund, Den.
-112- M. abt. 1810, to Ane Marie Schoitz b. abt. 1794 d. 25 Apr. 1834 D. 11 Apr. 1813
4. Hans Lorentz Dastrup B. 13 Oct. 1813, Udserod, Hertzholm, Den. M. 1st, 16 Oct. 1841, Ane Marie Berg (her pedigree follows) M. 2nd, 26 Apr. 1862, Ane Marie Anderson (her ped igree follows) b. 12 Nov. 1839, Lova, Den. d. 19 Oct. 1923, Provo, Ut.; bur. Sigurd, Ut. D. 22 Oct. 1893, Sigurd, Ut.
5. Jacob Dastrup B. 15 Feb. 1865, Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete, Ut. M. 11 Jan. 1888, to Pauline Larson b. 28 Sept. 1864, Fairview, Ut. d. 7 Mar. 1945, Richfield, Ut. D. 19 Dec. 1951, Sigurd, Ut.
6. Lexia Dastrup B. 16 Mar. 1890, Holden, Millard, Ut. M. 10 Sept. 1913, to Irvin Leroy Warnock
Ane Marie Berg (1st w. of Hans Lorentz Dastrup)
1. Peder Hansen M. Kirsten Knudsen
2. Christian Pedersen M. Anna Jacobsen
3. Peder Christensen Chr. 16 Mar. 1710, Paaby in Harte, Den. M. Maren Jensen, dau. of Jens Sorensen b. of Norre Bjert in Ellvang, Den.
4. Inger Petersen M. before 1770, Lorentz Jensen Dastrup b. 10 Aug. 1725, Copenhagen, Den. d. 15 Mar. 1807
-113- 5. Sophia Madeline Dastrup B. 15 Oct. 1782, Eskelund, Den. M. 14 Jan. 1813, Mathias Mathiasen Berg b. 12 Mar. 1784, Abild, Den. d. 1 Oct. 1826, Bov. Parrish D. 10 Jan. 1828
6. Ane Marie Berg B. 22 Jan. 1820, Wilsbeck, Schlesurg, Den. M. 16 Oct. 1841, Hans Lorentz Dastrup (as 1st w.) D. 13 Mar. 1885, Sigurd, Ut.
Ane Marie Anderson (2nd w. of Hans Lorentz Dastrup) (father)
1. Peder Pedersen
2. Anne Pedersen B. 1743, Gierslov, Den. M. Ole Olsen d. 24 Apr. 1782 D. 11 May 1823
3. Anders Olsen B. 5 Feb. 1773,Gierslov, Den. M. Maren Jensen D. 14 Feb. 1833
4. Ole Anderson B. 10 Apr. 1802, Gierslov, Den. M. Bodil Rasmussen b. 2 Oct. 1808, Bierre Soro Amt., Den. d. 9 Nov. 1892, Moroni, Ut. D. 5 Aug. 1882, Moroni, Ut.
5. Ane Marie Anderson B. 12 Nov. 1839, Lova, Den. M. 26 Apr. 1862, Hans Lorentz Dastrup D. 19 Oct. 1923, Provo, Ut.
Ane Marie Anderson (2nd w. of Hans Lorentz Dastrup) (mother)
-114- 1. Niels Nielsen M. Anna Thoma sen
2. Ole Nielsen B. 11 Nov. 1742, Bjerre Soro, Den. M. 26 June 1771, to Ritze Sophie Olufsen b. 1736, Bjerre, Soro, Den. d. 18 Apr. 1819 D. 10 Aug. 1818
3. Rasmus Olsen B. 1 Jan. 1772, Bjerre Soro, Den. M. Anne Nielsen, dau. of Niels Christensen and Margretha Sorensen. Niels was b. 25 Dec. 1732, Blasinge Soro, Den. d. 1766. His par. were Christian Lorentzen and Mettie Mortensen. Margretha was b. 1744, Krankerup Soro, Den.; d. 1796. Her par. were Soren Christiansen and Sidsel Hemmingsen (dau. of Hemming Larsen and Anna Laurasen). b. 1780, Blasinge, Den. D. 22 May 1816
4. Bodil Rasmussen B. 2 Oct. 1808, Bjerre Soro Amt., Den. M. Ole Anderson d. 5 Aug. 1882, Moroni, Ut. D. 9 Nov. 1892, Moroni, Ut.
5. Ane Marie Anderson B. 12 Nov. 1839, Lova, Den. M. Hans Lorentz Dastrup
57. MARY WARNOCK3 (Philena Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1) b. 15 Sept. 1895, Monroe, Ut.; m. 17 Mar. 1914 (S. 2 Mar. 1916) to Alma, son of James C. and Annie (Larsen) Christensen. He was b. 2 Mar. 1891, Richfield, Ut. and d. 25 June 1957. Shed. 8 Dec. 1920, of a heart ailment. Mary had a happy childhood and was loved by all who knew her. Her sudden, tragic death was a tragedy and shock to her dear family and friends. Her only living child is very dearly loved by all her relatives and friends. We hope to become better acquainted with her and her family.
-115- Children
304 F-1 Mary DeVere, b. 15 Sept. 1916, Monroe, Ut. 305 M-2 Alma Garth, b. 24 May 1919, Richfield, Ut. d. 23 Mar. 1923.
60. OLIVER WASHBURN3 IParley P.,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl f b. 5 July 1882, Monroe, Sevier, Ut., m. Lillis Louisa, dau. of John Eugene and Rosetta (Barney) Davis. She was b. 23 May 1892, Annabella, Sevier, Ut. She m. 1st, Henry Nielson, and Oliver, 2nd. She d. 19 July 1929 and was bur. 22 July 1929, Monroe, Ut. Oliver was a farmer and stock raiser. He was joval, friendly, honest and respected by his fellowmen. He d. 16 Oct. 1947; bur. 20 Oct. 1947, Monroe, Ut.
Children b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 306 M-1 Oliver Davis, b. 9 Jan. 1921 * 307 F-2 Olive, b. 6 Oct. 1923 * 308 F-3 Luella, b. 3 Aug. 1925 * 309 F-4 La Vee, b. 30 July 1927 310 F-5 Mildred, b. 18 July 1929; d. 19 July 1929
Children of Lillis Louisa by 1st husband
311 M-1 Jesse Davis, b. 16 June 1914, Annabella, Ut. 312 F-2 Ruby, b. 23 Dec. 1916, Annabella, Ut.
61. PETER ABRAHAM WASHBURN3 [Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 4 Aug. 1884, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 1st, 20 Sept. 1906, Eliza Francis, dau. of Richard Alvin and Charity (Foreman) Lowe. She was b. 9 Oct. 1887, Austin, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 31 July 1899 by Parley Magleby; conf. same day by Orson Hutchinson. Peter is a farmer, stock raiser and a piarist. He is respected for his fine christian standards. He was Sevier County Bee fuspector. He was in the bee and honey business from 1925 to 1945. He is a director of the Monroe Irri gation Company. He and Eliza lived in Monroe for 5 yrs. after marriage. Then they moved to a farm north of there where they have been since. They celebrated their golden wedding day in 1956. Eliza d. 6 Nov. 1961, Monroe, Ut. Peter m. 2nd, 17 Aug. 1962, Althea Foreman Bradbury of Austin, Ut. -116- Children by 1st wife, b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 313 M-1 Viron, b. 15 May 1907 * 314 M-2 Parley Alvin, b. 18 Mar. 1909 * 315 F-3 Fern, b. 3 Apr. 1911 316 F-4 Zola, b. 1 Apr. 1913, d. 12 Apr. 1928 317 F-5 Ruby, b. 23 Mar. 1915; d. 15 Jan. 1930 * 318 M-6 Hoover, b. 19 Sept. 1917 * 319 F-7 Thelma, b. 14 Sept. 1919 * 320 M-8 Bill, b. 28 Sept. 1921 * 321 F-9 Betty Lou, b. 10 Oct. 1923 * 322 F-10 Leola, b. 2 Nov. 1925 323 M-11 Robert "Bobby", b. 7 Jan. 1928, d. 16 Apr. 1929
63. ANNA MARIE, "DOLLY" WASHBURN3 [ParleyP.2,Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1]b. 28 Nov. 1887, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 1st, 6 Dec. 1915, Alfred S., son of Alfred and Bessie (Slack) Newby. He was b. 1 July 1888, Monroe, Ut. He d. 14 Apr. 1924, Monroe. Shem. 2nd, 12 Jan. 1927, Alma F., sonofJeppaandSusan (Swain) Nilsson. He was b. 16 May 1881, Monroe, Ut. Dolly had experience as a clerk in several mercantile business houses in Monroe. She later owned and operated her own store, "Dolly's." She was loved by the whole community, for her courtesy, fairness and friendliness, the many years she was in business and during her life. She and Alma are happy now, living in the beautiful home built by Dolly's father, Parley P. Washburn.
Children by 1st husband, b. in Monroe, Ut.
324 M-1 Shirley, b. 5 Aug. 1916; d. 23 Apr. 1921 * 325 M-2 Alfred J., "A.J.", b. 5 Oct. 1919 * 326 M-3 Hartley, b. 22 Nov. 1922
Children by 2nd husband, b. in Monroe, Ut.
327 M-1 Alma Ray, b. 22 June 1928; d. 10 Jan. 1930 * 328 M-2 Lowell Alma, b. 16 Oct. 1931
Alma F. Nilsson (mother)
1. John Swain M. Mary
-117- 2. John Swain Chr. 29 Oct. 1764, Coventry, Wares., Eng. M. 5 Dec. 1785, Coventry, to Mary Frizzell D. 18 Apr. 1838, age 73, Coventry, Wares., Eng.
3. William Swain Chr. 20 Apr. 1791, Coventry, Worcs., Eng. M. 7 Jan. 1810, Ann, dau. of Joseph and Ann (Edwards) Ellis. Joseph was chr. 6 Apr. 1757, Coventry, Worcs., Eng. m. 12 Aug. 1782, Coventry, His par. were William and Mary (-----) Ellis. b. 28 May 1785, Coventry, Worcs., Eng.; d. 29 Apr. 1865, Coventry, Worcs., Eng. D. 20 May 1873, Coventry, Eng.
4. John Swain B. 24 Apr. 1824, Coventry, Wares., Eng. M. 11 Aug. 1846, Elizabeth Warden b. 19 Dec. 1815, Hinckley, Leics., Eng. d. 26 Apr. 1895, Monroe, Ut. D. 30 July 1892, Fayette, Ut.; bur. Monroe, Ut.
5. Susan Swain B. 26 Apr. 1847, Coventry, Worcs., Eng. M. 21 Mar. 1867, Jeppa Nilsson, an immigrant convert from Sweden b. 5 Oct. 1842, Sweden d. 22 Nov. 1921, Monroe, Ut. D. 17 Mar. 1907, Monroe, Ut.
6. Alma F. Nilsson M. Anna Marie ''Dolly'' (Washburn) Newby
Alma F. Nilsson (mother)
1. John Warden M. 11 Oct. 1709, Susan Chandler d. 22 Apr. 1737 D. 25 Oct. 1753
2. Thomas Warden Chr. 27 Dec. 1712, So. Kilworth, Leics., Eng. M. 25 Dec. 1739, to Elizabeth, dau. of William Cheney
-118- and Elizabeth William, he was chr. 25 Dec. 1677, So. Kil worth, Leics., Eng. His parents were Elizabeth and Edward Cheney. Chr. 20 May 1711, So. Kilworth, Leics., Eng. d. 16 Dec. 1781 D. 11 Oct. 1781
3. John Warden Chr. 16 Oct. 1741, So. Kilworth, Leics., Eng. M. 8 Apr. 1773, Elizabeth Hill
4. Joseph Warden B. 13 July 1786, Leicester, Eng. M. 31 Dec. 1811, Lydia Privey b. abt. 1791-2 d. 25 Mar. 1870, Radford, Coventry, Worcs., Eng. D. 2 Feb. 1850, Stoke, Coventry, Eng.
5. Elizabeth Warden B. 19 Dec. 1815, Hinckley, Leics., Eng. M. 11 Aug. 1846, S. 13 Sept. 1875, T. to John Swain b. 24 Apr. 1824, Coventry, Worcs., Eng. d. 30 July 1892, Fayette, Ut.; bur. Monroe, Ut. D. 26 Apr. 1895, Monroe, Ut.
6. Susan Swain B. 26 Apr. 1847, Coventry, Worcs., Eng.; bap. 25 Feb. 1859, L.D.S. Church M. 21 Mar. 1867, Monroe, Ut. to Jeppa Nilsson b. 5 Oct. 1842, Sweden d. 22 Nov. 1921, Monroe, Ut. D. 17 Mar. 1907, Monroe, Ut.
7. Alma F. Nilsson B. 16 May 1881, Monroe, Ut. M. 12 Jan. 1927, Anna Marie, "Dolly" (Washburn) Newby b. 28 Nov. 1887, Monroe, Ut.
64. JESSE DANIEL WASHBURN3 [Parley P. 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1) b. 20 Apr. 1889, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 20 Nov. 1912, Christy A., dau. of Niels Christian and Christine (Jensen) Olson. She was b. 22 Nov. 1892, Elsinore, Sevier, Ut.
-119- Jesse is a farmer and stock raiser. He and Christy are joval, friendly and love people. Their home is a welcome, happy place for their family and friends. They now live in Chula Vista, Calif. and have a beautiful new home. Jesse is a truckgardenerandemploysworkers from Mexico. The bean plants are so large they climb on poles. Jesse is helping to support his grandson, Tyris, on an L.D.S. mission in Texas.
Children b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 329 M-1 DeMonte, b. 21 July 1913 * 330 M-2 Clayton August, b. 21 Aug. 1914 * 331 M-3 Tyrus Elmo, b. 28 May 1916 * 332 F-4 Wanda, b. 6 Dec. 1917 * 333 F-5 Zelma, b. 28 Sept. 1919 * 334 M-6 Maurice, b. 14 Aug. 1921 * 335 M-7 Farrell, b. 13 July 1923 336 M-8 Conrad, b. 19 Sept. 1926. m. 21 Aug. 1952, Salt Lake City, Ut. to Audrey Jean, dau. of Frank and Ethel (--) Seward. She was b. 12 Aug. 1931. * 337 M-9 Phillip, b. 22 Aug. 1930 * 338 F-10 Christine, b. 30 Sept. 1935
65. ANENA WASHBURN3 [Parley P.2, Abraham D, and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 12 Nov. 1890, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 22 Sept. 1922, Los Angeles, Calif., to Nephi R., son of Erastus Peter and Petrine Ann (Jensen) Marquardsen. He was b. 10 July 1892, Antimony, Piute, Ut.; and d. 4 Aug. 1951; bur. 10 Aug. 1951 at Monroe, Ut. Anena has lived in Los Angeles and in Long Beach, Calif. where she was manager of a cafe. She now lives in Salt Lake City, Ut. She has ill health because of a heart ailment. During her life she has been very active. She has many friends because of her wholesome friendly personality.
Child
339 F-1 Jacqueline Marian, b. 7 Sept. 1924, Los Angeles, Calif.; m. 29 Sept. 1948, Las Vegas, Nev. to Lewis Emanuel, son of Emanuel Wolford and Hilda (John son) Anderson. He was b. 11 July 1917, Litch field, Minn.
-12-0- 66. EVALYN B. (EVA) WASHBURN3 [Parley P.2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 20 Oct. 1892, Mon roe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 22 Nov. 1910, Monroe, Ut.: to Don Carlos, son of W. Richard and Rachel (Ritchie) Anderson. He was b. 8 Mar. 1889, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 9 Aug. 1897 by Orson Hutchinson and conf. by S. W. Goold. Carlos has been a farmer much of his life. But during the past years for 6 winters he and Eva have gone to Death Valley, Calif. and worked at "Scotties Castle." Since the death of Scottie, they have worked at ''Stove Pipe Wells" in the winter. They own a cafe in Richfield, Ut. They have good standards of honesty, fairness and sincerity and have love for their fellowmen.
Children, b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 340 M-1 Neil Donald, b. 30 Mar. 1912 * 314 F-2 Maxine, b. 21 Mar. 1914 * 342 F-3 Rayola, b. 10 Oct. 1919 * 343 M-4 Kyhl, b. 30 Nov. 1927
67. GRACE WASHBURN3 [Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ] b. 9 Nov. 1894, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 2 Nov. 1915, Eureka, Juab, Ut. to Junius Orson son of Joseph and Marcella Smith. He was b. 9 June 1892, Monroe, Ut. and d. Dec. 1949; bur. Monroe, Ut. Grace attended school in Monroe. She was manager of an apartment house in Salt Lake City, with 27 apartments. Because of impared health, she discontinued this work. She went to San Francisco, where she helped at a home for Catholic Priests, for 5 years. She now has been living in Salt Lake City for a few years where she has cared for children. She has an optomistic, warm, sincere, friendly disposition and is loved by all who know her.
Children
* 344 M-1 Woodrow, b. 11 Aug. 1916, Monroe, Ut. 345 M-2 Eugene, b. 30 Jan. 1927, San Bernardino,Calif. m. Jean Hansen. They live in San Francisco, Calif.
68. IRVING G. WASHBURN3 [ Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ] b. 7 Feb. 1896, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 2 Dec. 1922, Denver, Colo. to Helen Irene,
-121- dau. of Teofil and Mary (Zembriski) Bielski. She was b. 15 Sept. 1902, Chicago, Cook, Ill. Irving graduated from Monroe High School, and was pres. of the Student Body. He went east to study chemistry and was pres. of his class. He grad. and was a pharmacist in Chicago, then owned and operated drug stores in San Pedro and Los Angeles, Calif. He d. 16 Dec. 1943, Los Angeles, Calif. and was bur. 24 Dec. 1943 in Monroe, Ut. His friends from everywhere were sorrowed by his death.
Child
* 346 F-1 Beverly, b. 14 Apr. 1924, Long Beach, Calif.
70. BENT FRANKLIN (B.F.) LARSEN3 [Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 10 May 1882, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 25 Sept. 1907, Mo T., to Martha Geneva, dau. of Eli Azriah and Eliza Jane (Staker) Day. She was b. 14 Apr. 1885, Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete, Ut. Geneva attended Fairview schools, S. C. and B.Y.Uo She taught school for several years. Geneva was pres. of B.Y.U. Emeritus Club, 2nd vice pres. of B.Y.U. Women, chairman of the art section of Provo Women's Council, has had a one-man art exhibit of her paintings, and is historian for the D.U.P. camp. She is an active L,DoS. member in her ward and stake. She raises choice flowers. B. F. Larsen grad. in 2 yrs. from a 3 yr. normal course at the Snow College, where he was class pres. in 1901. He earned a B. A. degree at B.Y.U. in 1912 and was pres. of the graduating class; he received his M.A. degree from U. of U., 1912; did advanced work at the School of Education and at Art Institute in Chicago. He traveled and studied for more than 3 yrs. in America, France, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, England, Andorra, Italy, Spain, Africa and Canada. He was teacher, principal, art instructor, supervisor of art and director of art at B. Y. U. Training Schools and for 41 yrs. was professor of art, at B.Y.U., the last 22 yrs. he was head of the Art Department there. The paintings of this versatile, friendly, artist cover a wide range of subjects. He has been a member, officer and president of local, state and national art groups. He has played a large part in the creation and stimulation of art progress in Utah schools. Mr. Larsen has written arts and crafts articles on numerous occasions, also on
-122- art, artists and education, with pictures many hundreds of times. His pictures have been in exhibits in most large U.S. cities and in several foreign countries. They have been on exhibition in Paris at Spring Salon, Indipendent Salon, Winter Salon and with students of Andre' L 'Rote. His picture "The Y Mountain" was chosen from Utah for a circulation exhibit where only one picture from each state was included. "A Western Holiday," in a circulation exhibit sponsored by American Federation of Artists, was shown in American museums for two years. Two of his pictures chosen by Am. Art Professional League were in the World's Fair at N. Y. Many purchases have been made by individuals, cities and states. Biographical sketches with his art reproductions have appeared in local, national, and international magazines. He has had recognition in the Blue Book and in many Whos Who publications. He has received prizes and distinguished awards including the David 0. McKay Humanities Award at B.Y.U. in 1960. B. F. Larsen has always been active in the L.D.S. church, serving in many positions. He has friends and admirers throughout America.
Children, b. in Provo, Ut.
* 347 M-1 Rex Bent, b. 8 May 1909 * 348 M-2 Eugene Clarence, b. 12 Aug. 1911 * 349 F-3 Celia Geneva, b. 3 Dec. 1914 * 350 M-4 Ronald Franklin, b. 8 Dec. 1916 351 M-5 Grant Alivin, b. 7 Oct. 1923, bap. 8 Nov. 1931. Grant grad. from B.Y.U. and had 3 yrs. advanced study at the Mass. Institute of Technology. He is employed in San Francisco, Calif. He is artistic and has an extra feeling for beauty.
Martha Geneva Day (mother)
1. Nathan Staker B. 1739 M. Ann Elizabeth Rapp (wid. of John Rapp)
2. Conrad staker B. 4 June 1768 M. 23 Feb. 1801, Cornelia, dau. of Martin and Elizabeth (Showerman) Snook.
-123- b. 6 Nov. 1783, Cleverack (near A1bany) N. Y. d. 30 Sept. --, Mt. Pleasant, N. Y. D. 1848, Ontario, Can.
3. Nathan Staker B. 28 Nov. 1801 M. 1857, Eliza, dau. of John and Martha (Brook) Cussworth b. 19 Jan. 1824, Lockwood, York, Eng. d. 9 Apr. 1914, Fairview, Ut.; bur. Mt. Pleasant, Ut. D. 19 May 1884, Mt. Pleasant, Ut.
4. Eliza Jane Staker B. 17 Nov. 1860, Mt. Pleasant, Ut. M. Eli Azariah Day D. 7 Feb. 1948, Fairview, Ut.
5. Martha Geneva Day B. 14 Apr. 1885, Mt. Pleasant, Ut. M. 25 Sept. 1907, B. F. Larsen
Martha Geneva Day (father)
1. Robert Day B. Sanstead Abbot Parish, Herfordshire, Eng. M. Editha, dau. of Mark and Mary Stebbins D. 1649, Hartford, Conn.
2. John Day M. Sarah, dau. of Thomas and Sarah (Stone) Butler
3. John Day M. Grace, dau. of John(?) and Rebecca (Howard) Spencer
4. Abraham Day M. Irene, dau. of Ephriam and Sarah (Chamberlain) Foote
5. Ephriam Day M. Sarah, dau. of James and Sarah (Gates) Ackley
6. Abraham Day M. Hannah, dau. of Abijah and Meletiah (Graves) Sawyer 7. Abraham Day B. 24 Sept. 1817, Winhall, Ut. M. Charlotte Katherine, dau. of Squire Stephen Melland
-124- 8. Eli Azariah Day B. 23 Sept. 1856, Springville, Ut. M. Eliza Jane Staker
9. Martha Geneva Day B. 14 Apr. 1885, Mt. Pleasant, Ut. M. B. F. Larsen
71. IDA LORENA LARSEN3 ( Lorena E Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburni]b. l0Jan. 1885, Mon roe, Sevier, Ut.; m. llOct.1905,M. T. to William Francis, son of Joseph and Emma Marintha (Mellor) Bartholomew. He was b. 22 May 1881, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut. Ida d. 10 Jan. 1918, Provo, Ut.; bur. 13 Jan. 1918, Monroe, Ut. William m. 2nd, 3 Jan. 1948, Della Dalton Kenney. Ida Lorena attended Monroe schools, and grad. from a 2 yr. normal course at Snow College at Ephriam and was a good student. Pres. Newton Noyes of the college said that Ida was the best female mathmetician that had ever attended the school. She taught school 2 yrs. before her marriage. She posessed a keen sense of honor, was gentle, kind and dependable, was a wise, loving, devoted wife and mother. It was said that "Ida never had a negative thought and was truly a Saint.'' Her constant concern was for her family. Neighbors and friends loved to be in her home where they were welcome and happy. Ida was an officer in the Pri., a S. S. teacher, and was pres. of the M.I.A. Will attended Snow College for 3 yrs. He is an E. in the L.D.S. Church and served a mission in the Southern States. He has been a farmer and sheep raiser.
Children
* 352 F-1 Ida Ruth, b. 9 Aug. 1906, Gunnison, Ut.; bap. 29 June 1915 * 353 M-2 William Victor, b. 19 Dec. 1908, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 10 July 1917 * 354 M-3 Boyd Francis, b. 31 May 1911, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 6 May 1920 * 355 M-4 Paul L., b. 28 Nov. 1913, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 21 Feb. 1922 356 F-5 Stillborn Daughter, b. 16 Jan. 1916, Monroe, Ut.
-125- 72. CHARLOTTE EUGENIA "LOTTIE" LARSEN3 Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 10 Sept. 1886, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 5 Sept. 1917, Fillmore, Ut.; S.M.T. 23 Jan. 1919,toArchie, son ~o!J::f~~i~a~~~~~:~:~~;;J:f~<-\J,~/i1/~ti~0J~iL,0f ~~R,}t;;:Cs,t~~ Archie was drafted into the U.S. Army 2 Nov. 1917 during World War 1. He was released after a short time because of health conditions. He is active in church, had been Asst. S.S. Supt. and Pres. of M.I.A. He is a farmer, cattle raiser and fruit grower. He has raised choice peaches and mellons. Lottie studied at Snow College, U. of U. and received her M.A. Degree from B.Y.U. in 1916. While a student at B.Y.U. she was vice pres. of the College Club and pres. of the Y Girls. She taught school in Monroe, Ut.; at Ricks College, Rexburg, Ida.; and at Millard H.S. in Fillmore Ut. She has a keen understanding, love for her fellow man. She writes poetry and children's animal stories. To her mother she wrote - "Such peace you bring, such sweet content, Such healing hope, has your presence meant, That now, when I'm far in an alien land With no one to really understand, I begin to see what a wonderful blessing you've been to me. To you, I'm a mortal whose struggled and wept And fought with the courage heroes have known. When I'm with you again such healing comes stealing, I am filled with new hope, new courage to live, to fight and accomplish. Oh there is none other that stands as God's love on earth, You are my Mother." Lottie was Fillmore City Treasurer for 16 years and was City Librarian. She was secy. in S.S., and M.I.A. and Pres. in Monroe. In the girls org. she was Ward Asst. She has taught in Pri., S. S. and M.I.A. In R.S. she was Literary Leader, then Theology Class Leader for 6 presi dents. She was Theology Leader in Millard Stake R.S. At one time her son in Ann Arbor, Mich. was in strenuous competition at an athletic meet, for the priviledge of attending the Olympics in Europe. Lottie, knowing of his anxiety fasted and prayed for divine guidance for him. During the- following three days, she worked in her garden
-126- every minute, with her thoughts far away. She had a beautiful garden and her prayer was answered.
Children
* 357 M-1 Rolf Archie, b. 12 May 1919, Monroe, Ut. * 358 F-2 Jene Lorena, b. 25 Mar. 1921, Monroe, Ut. * 359 M-3 Clarence Franklin, b. 18 June 1923, Fillmore, Ut.
Archie Robison (father) 1. James Robison M. Margaret Adams
2. Joseph Robison B. 26 June 1765 (1768), Charleston, Montgomery, N. Y. M. 1 Jan. 1794, to Cornelia, dau. of (Lt.) James Albert and Matilda (Collier) Quinal. b. 11 Feb. 1778, Charleston, Montgomery, N. Y. d. 28 Apr. 1829, So. Auburn, N. Y. D. 9 June 1839, Palmers, Oswego, N. Y.
3. Joseph Robison B. 21 May 1804, Charleston, Montgomery, N. Y. M. 5 Feb.· 1821, to Lucretia Proctor, dau. of Benjamin and Lucretia Hannah (Proctor) Hancock. Benjamin was b. 6 Aug. 1782, Surry, Chesire, N. H.;m. 29 June 1805. His par. were Asa and Abigail (Shepardson) Hancock. Lucretia Hannah was b. 28 Apr. 1788, Groton, Middle sex, Mass.; d. 17 Sept. 1825, Cicero, Onondaga, N. Y. Her parents were Philip and Hannah (Locke) Proctor. b. 24 Aug. 1807, Shrewsbury, Rutland, Vt. d. 31 Aug. 1899, Fillmore, Ut. D. 3 June 1868, Fillmore, Ut.
4. Franklin Alonzo Robison B. 29 July 1857, Crete, Will, Ill. M. 25 Feb. 1888, to Lois Thorpe b. 19 Nov. 1870, Nottingham, Eng. d. 4 Apr. 1938, Fillmore, Ut. D. 17 Oct. 1936, Fillmore, Ut.
5. Archie Robison M. 5 Sept. 1917, to Lottie Larsen
-127- Archie Robison (mother)
1. William Thorpe B. Loughborough, Leicestershire, Eng. M. Sarah Rudkin b. Loughborough, Leicestershire, Eng.
2. Joseph Thorpe B. 26 June 1834, Loughborough, Leicestershire, Eng. M. abt. 1851, to Rebecca, dau. of Thomas and Ann (Cotton) Dexter. Thomas was b. 10 Aug. 1801. Ann was b. 1812. Both were b. in Shepshed, Leicestershire, Eng. b. 23 July 1834, Bull Ring, Leicestershire, Eng. d. 10 May 1905, Fillmore, Ut. D. 8 Jan. 1920, Salt Lake City, Ut.
3. Lois Thorpe B. 19 Nov. 1870, Nottingham, Eng. M. 25 Feb. 1888, to Franklin Alonzo Robison D. 4 Apr. 1938, Fillmore, Ut.
4. Archie Robison M. Lottie Larsen
73. ENOCH ROLF LARSEN3 Lorena E. Washburn2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 b. 22 Aug. 1889, Sanford, Conejos, Colo.; m. 17 Jan. 1912, S.L.T., to Mabel Malinda, dau. of Soren and Amanda Theodora Edwardina (Lund) Christiansen. She was b. 30 Oct. 1890, Richfield, Sevier, Ut. Mabel has been active m the L.D.S. Church as a teacher in Pri. and M.I.A., R.S. secy. and treas. and visiting teacher, secy. and member of Ward gen. comm., and has sung in ward and stake choirs. When Enoch was young his family moved from Sanford, Colo. to Durango, then to Utah at Huntington, Redmond and to Monroe, the family's original home. Here he attended Monroe schools where he "passed" the 8th grade in 1906. All 12 of the class members passed the Sevier Co. exam ination, it being the first time in Monroe that all the class members graduated. His brother, B. F. Larsen was the teacher and principal. Another brother, Oliver, two sisters Floy and Jennie, and a cousin Carl Larsen were in this
-128- class. He attended the first H.S. in Monroe, and later attended B.Y.U. He taught school in Annabella and on Dec. 31, 1911, he was called to serve an L.D.S. mission in South Africa. A few hours after his marriage he left Jan. 17, 1912 at 5 p.m. on the train. He traveledby way of Omaho, Chic ago, Buffalo to St. Johns, Can. There he went by ship to England and Wales. At South Hampton he boarded the ship, "Adolph Woermann." They touched many ports before landing at Lorenzo Marques in Portuguese East Africa. By train he traveled to Pretoria and Johannesburg, arriving Apr. 14, 1912. He served in the latter city, Bloemfontein and Capetown. After three years his return home took him to Australia, New Zealand, Van Couver, Can., San Fran cisco and Salt Lake City, arriving Oct. 30, 1916. He and Mabel lived in Richfield and Burrville where he taught school. He worked in the Elsinore Roller Mills and the Monroe Cheese Factory. He operated the cheese factory at Oakley, Ida. for 2 yrs. On the family's return to Rich field he became associated with Christiansen Furniture Co., a position he held until his retirement in 1956. He and Mabel were then called as ordinance workers to the Manti Temple for 3 years. Enoch has been a Richfield City Council member, H.C. member, Stake Missionary, S.S. Supt. and Stake Board member, M-Men Leader, M.I.A. Pres., organist for Sev. and H.P. Quo. pres. 36th Quo. of Sev. Scout Leader and Bishop. Enoch and Mabel celebrated their Golden Wedding recently. Over 400 relatives and friends called.
Children
* 360 F-1 Miriam, b. 2 Aug. 1915, Monroe, Ut. * 361 M-2 Harold E., b. 16 Feb. 1917, Burrville, Ut. * 362 F-3 Genevieve, b. 2 Apr. 1918, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 4 Apr. 1926 363 M-4 Lamont, b. 23 July 1919, Oakley, Cassia, Ida.; d. 9 Jan. 1925 364 M-5 Don Rolf, b. 7 Feb. 1924, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 7 Feb. 1932; d. 29 Oct. 1932; End. 20 Jan. 1941 * 365 M-6 Reed, b. 19 Apr. 1926, Richfield, Ut. (included with I. L. Warnock family). * 366 F-7 Ruth, b. 1 Sept. 1927, Richfield, Ut. 367 M-8 Roland Wayne, b. 7 July 1931, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; d. 8 Mar. 1932. 368 F-9 Myrna Carol, b. 18 Oct. 1933, Richfield, Sevier, -129- Ut.; m. 11 June 1953 to Oscar Ray, son of Oscar Herman and Alice (King) Gulbransen; S. 22 July 1954. 369 M-10 David Roger, b. 9Dec.1936,Richfield,Sevier, Ut.; End. 25 July 1957; filled a mission, grad. from Richfield H.S. and is attending B.Y.U.
74. FLOY ISABEL LARSEN3 (Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1} b. 23Jan. 1892, Mon roe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 28 July 1916, HeberC., son of John Freelin and Hannah Divina (Allen) Turner. Later div. Floy, End. 15 July 1931, M. T. Floy grad. with a B.S. Degree from B.Y.U. She was literary editor of the White and Blue school paper, for two years; vice pres. of the Myster Club an organization of kindergarten trainees. While attending the normal course at B.Y.U. she was vice pres. ofherclass one year and took part in the senior class play. She taught in Utah schools 34 years. fu 1921 she wrote and published three pre-primers for beginning reading, also a manual explaining the use and value of this material. These were probably the first pre primers ever published. She demonstrated their use in many educational meetings in Utah. Floy has been active in church, as a teacher in S.S., Pri.,M.I.A.,R.S. and Religion class, as secy. as Trail Builder Leader, ward and Carbon Stake Coun. in Pri., principal of Religion class in Sunny side, coun. in M.I.A., member of Stake S.S. Board,Soc. Sc. leader and visiting teacher in R.S. She has always read extensively and teaches with a wide range of knowledge, skill and conviction. A special interest of hers, was teaching beginning reading, using her own materials. Another interest was manuscript writing. She was the first to use this type of writing in the Provo City Schools. Another special interest, while teaching was arranging and producing dramatizations. Mrs. Turner loves litera ture and has written many essays, childrens stories and two novels.
Children, b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 370 M-1 Glen H., b. 11 Mar. 1918 * 371 F-2 Ida Pearl, b. 6 July 1919; bap. 6 Aug. 1927
-130- 75. PEARL LARSEN3 (Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 28 Nov. 1893, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 13 Dec. 1911, M.T., to Floyd son of George Masters and Salena (Roper) Bartholo mew. He was b. 26 Nov. 1890, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut. Pearl d. 15 July 1955, Springville, Ut. Floyd m. 2nd, 27 Sept. 1956 S. L. T. to Venice Myrl Goddard. She was b. 14 Apr. 1893, Provo, Ut. Floyd attended Fayette schools and S.C. for 2 years. He has been chair. of the Genealogical Comm., was S.S. secy. and S.S. Supt. He has worked as farmer, plumber and carpenter. Since childhood Pearl has had a vigorous love of life and people. She loved the outdoors, she climbed the highest in the big apple tree, she was first in races and sports. To the sick and sad she brought sunshine and help. Everyone loved her. Lena, her daughter-in-law said, ''She was a dynamic leader and carried a light in her life." She had a keen sense of honor and was deeply religious. Soon after Pearl's marriage she had a strange dream, it came to her twice during that night. She thought she was in the Manti Temple. The Savior guided her to a room where a group of twelve or thirteen happy, beaut iful children of various ages were looking to her. One little child stood alone away from the others. The oldest child was a boy, the next three were girls, the fifth, a boy. The guide was saying that these children were hers if she so desired, and that she would live to care for them until they were able to care for themselves. She awoke from her dream, weeping. Before the births of the older children she knew whether it would be a boy or a girl. The child that stood alone, she thought was her little Pearl, who lived only for three years. Throughout Pearl's life she put forth every effort to give to her family, the love, wholesome home life, spirit ual and intellectual opportunities worthy of the precious children of her dream. The difficulties were not easy. Sometimes Floyd's health was poor and he was out of work. But the children were good to help. Pearl served in nearly every office and position in the church auxiliaries. She taught S.S. classes for 35 years. was pres. of Pri., M.I.A. and R.S. She had many faith promoting experiences. Her kindness and love were ex tended to family, friends and the whole community. Stories -131- of Pearl's kind deeds have been expressed with t~ars of gratitude for many years after her death. At the time of her funeral, the mortician said they had never had such large crowds of people come to pay their respects. Her daughter Vera wrote:
I ask Thee Dear God, to give me one thing, It's not for the glory or wealth of a king, Bestow on me courage to be a person so fine, Make me a mother like that Mother ofmine.
Show me Thy blessings and friends at hand, The strength and the stamina to make the right stand. She's the best in the world, I'd have no other. I ask Thee to bless me to be like my mother.
Children
* 372 M-1 Dwight, b. 31 Oct. 1912, Monroe, Ut. * 373 F-2 Hettie, b. 7 Dec. 1914, Monroe, Ut. * 374 F-3 Vivian, b. 19 Dec. 1916, Monroe, Ut. * 375 F-4 Ora, b. 5 Nov. 1918, Fayette, Ut. * 376 M-5 Elden, b. 1 Sept. 1920, Fayette, Ut. * 377 M-6 Wayne, b. 12 May 1922, Fayette, Ut. * 378 F-7 Vera, b. 31 Dec. 1923, Fayette, Ut. * 379 F-8 Miriam, b. 12 Sept. 1925, Fayette, Ut. * 380 M-9 Oral, b. 2 June 1927, Fayette, Ut. * 381 M-10 Owen, b. 11 Mar. 1929, Fayette, Ut. 382 M-11 Gail, b. 21 Dec. 1930, Fayette, Ut.; m. 6 Oct. 1957, later S. in S.L.T. to Shirlee Louise, dau. of Earl and Elizabeth (Greetham) Clegg. She was b. 11 Apr. 1935, Heber City, Ut. She grad. from Provo H.S., has taught in S.S. since 1951, and is a member of the M.I.A. St. presidency. Gail grad. from Springville H. S., served with U. S. forces in Korea and Japan during the Korean War. He underwent a rare serious heart operation recently. He has been a carpenter. In the L.D.S. church, he is an E., was a Jr. S.S. teacher and is M.I.A. activity coun. He and Shirlee are M.I.A. dance directors and both are active genealogists. * 383 M-12 Dan, b. 3 Jan. 1933, Springville, Ut. 384 F-13 Pearl, b. 11 Jan. 1838, Springville, Ut.; d. 6 July: 1941. -132- Floyd Bartholomew (mother)
1. Henry Roper B. abt. 1785, England M. Martha Shepherd D. 13 Sept. 1838
2. William Roper B. abt. 1810, England M. Susanna, dau. of George and Ann (Hutchison) Smith b. 23 Apr. 1804, March, Cambridgeshire, Eng.
3. Henry Roper B. 9 Feb. 1836, South Lincolnshire, Eng. M. 4 Feb. 1857, Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of James and Mary Anne (Payne) Mellor b, 16 Jan. 1842, Lestershire, Eng. d. 26 June 1886 D. 28 Nov. 1928, Fayette, Ut.; bur. Huntington, Ut.
4. Salena Roper B. 23 Nov. 1862, Gunnison, Ut. M. 2 Nov. 1883, George Masters, son of Joseph and Polly (Benson) Bartholomew. b. 5 Nov. 1851, Conesville, Ia. d. 12 Sept. 1925, Fayette, Ut. D. 26 Dec. 1948, Gunnison, Ut.; bur. Fayette, Ut.
5. Floyd Bartholomew B. 26 Nov. 1890 M. 13 Dec. 1911, M.T., Pearl Larsen b. 28 Nov. 1893, Monroe, Ut. d. 15 July 1955, Springville, Ut.
Floyd Bartholomew (father)
1. Daniel Bartholomew B. 1720, Germantown, Pa. M. Elizabeth--, of Germantown, Pa.
2. Joseph Bartholomew B. 15 Mar. 1756, N. J.
-133- M. 1787, Christenid Pickenyson D. 4 Nov. 1840
3. John Bartholomew B. abt. 1 792, Pa. M. 1814, Nancy McKnaught d. 1830
4. Joseph Bartholomew B. 16 Jan. 1820, Spencer, Ind. M. 10 Dec. 1843, Polly, dau. of Benjamin and Kiziah (Messenger) Benson b. 12 Feb. 1816, Bath, N. Y. d. 19 Dec. 1912, bur. Fayette, Ut. D. 28 May 1901, Fayette, Ut.
5. George Masters Bartholomew B. 5 Nov. 1851, Conesville, Ia. M. 2 Nov. 1883, Salena, dau. of Henry and Charlotte Elizabeth (Mellor) Roper (both of England) b. 23 Nov. 1862, Gunnison, Ut. d. 26 Dec. 1948, Gunnison, Ut.; bur. Fayette, Ut. D. 12 Sept. 1925, Fayette, Ut.
6. Floyd Bartholomew B. 26 Nov. 1890, Fayette, Ut. M. 13 Dec. 1911, M, T., Pearl, dau. of Bent Rolfson and Lorena Eugenia (Washburn) Larsen b. 28 Nov. 1893, Monroe, Ut. d. 15 July 1955, Springville, Ut.
Shirlee Louise Clegg
1. Jona than Clegg Came to Utah in Handcart Co. M. Margaret
2. Henry Clegg
3. Robert Clegg B. Heber City, Wasatch, Ut. M. Louise Sondregger. Her father was b. in Switzerland
-134- b. Midway, Wasatch, Ut. d. Heber, Wasatch, Ut. D. Heber City, Ut.
4. Earl Clegg B. 15 Mar. 1914, Heber City, Ut. M. 31 Mar. 1934, Elizabeth, dau. of George and Winifred Elizabeth (Maxwell) Greetham. George was b. 2 Feb. Birmingham, Eng. Winifred, was b. 10 July 1881, Eng land; she d. 17 Aug. 1925, Salt Lake City, Utah. b. 31 Mar. 1916, Millcreek, Salt Lake, Ut.
5. Shirlee Louise Clegg B. 11 Apr. 1935, Heber City, Wasatch, Ut. M. 6 Oct. 1957, Gail Bartholomew b. 21 Dec. 1930, Fayette, Ut.
76. ELLA ALMEDA LARSEN3 [Lorena E. Washburn,3 Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 16 July, 1896, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. Taylor Woodruff, son of John Freelin and Hannah Divina (Allen) Jones Turner. They were S. in M. T. 5 Sept. 1923. Taylor was b. 16 Jan. 1898, Pine gar, DeKalb. Tenn. Ella grad. from Monroe H.S. in 1916, attended B.Y.U. at intervals and grad. in 1954, a few months after the grad of her youngest daughter. She taught school for 20years, was pres. of P.T.A. and of Band Parents Club. She taught and was a coun. in Pri., M. LA. and R.S., secy. in the latter two. She was a class leader in Carbon St. S.S. for 8 yrs., the last 2 yrs. as Teacher Training Leader. She is now with the gen. comm. and a R.S. teacher in Provo 9th ward. She is in charge of the collecting, arranging material, and pub lishing this genealogical book. She does other genealogical work. Taylor has worked at the coal mine in Sunnyside for many years. He has been active in church and civic affairs, as city councilman, Mayor, pres. of Welfare Board, member of Carbon Co. Board of Education, Carbon Co. Commissioner, and Director of Kiwanis Club. He is a H.P. in the L.D.S.1 Church, has been a member of the Bishopric, of the S.S. St. Bd., is now a ward teacher and genealogical chairman in the Provo Ninth Ward.
-135- Children:
* 385 M-1 Dean L., b. 10 Sept. 1917, Sunnyside, Ut. * 386 F-2 Winifred, b. 3 Apr. 1919, Monroe, Ut. 387 M-3 Ned W. b. 23 Dec. 1921, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 23 Dec. 1929, was pres of D. Quo., ward teacher, attended bap. excursions to M. T. He received a Citizenship award in 1932; won 4th place in Utah Junior division in the Fisher Body Craftsman Guild contest, 1937, for his late model car. He was in school plays, bands, dances and programs. He en joyed outdoor sports and won in a ski contest. He grad. from B.Y.H.S. and attended B.Y.U. He was ord. an E. 9 Mar. 1941. He d. 10 Aug., 1941, Provo, Ut.; bur. Provo, Ut. * 388 M-4 Clair Gleason, b. 25 Feb. 1924, Sunnyside, Ut. * 389 F-5 Ella Ruth, b. 29 June, 1928, Sunnyside, Ut. * 390 M-6 Paul Eugene, b. 19 Mar., 1931, Sunnyside, Ut. * 391 M-7 Grant Taylor, b. 18 Sept. 1932, Sunnyside, Ut. 392 M-8 Stillborn son, b. 19 Oct. 1939, Provo, Ut.
Taylor Woodruff Turner (mother)
1. Blake Allen B. 1801 M. abt. 1826, Hannah Ball. Her father prob. John Ball D. abt. Oct. 1872, near Catlin, DeKalb, Tenn.
2. Amos Allen B. 30 Dec. 1843, DeKalb. Co., Tenn. M. 15 Jan. 1863, Smithville, Tenn. to Harriet Bratcher D. 1932.
3. Hannah Divinia Allen B. 5 Dec. 1865, DeKalb Co., Tenn. M. 1- 2 Mar. 1882, Alex McDonald Jones M. 2- 12 Feb. 1885, John Freelin Turner, S. to Hannah D. Allen 7 Oct. 1915, S.L. T. D. 24 Nov. 1928, So. Pasadena, Cal.; bur. Wellington, Ut.
4. Taylor Woodruff Turner B. 16 Jan. 1898, DeKalb Co., Tenn. M. Ella A. Larsen
-136- Taylor \Voodruff Turner (father)
1. David Turner B. 1811, DeKalb Co., Tenn. M. Mariah Pinegar b. 1811, DeKalb Co., Tenn. d. 20 June 1898 D. 10 Sept. 1898, DeKalb Co., Tenn.
2. George Washington Turner B. 26 Nov. 1833, DeKalb Co., Tenn. M. 7 Apr. 1852, Mary Jane Edens, dau. of James and Eliz abeth (Adcock) Edens. b. 4 Nov. 1839, Smithville, DeKalb, Tenn. d. 17 Apr. 1917, near McMinville, Tenn. D. June 1862
3. John Freelin Turner B. 2 Mar. 1859, Catlin, DeKalb, Tenn. M. 12 Feb. 1885, Hannah Divina (Allen) Jones D. 21 Apr. 1918, Wellington, Carbon, Ut.
4. Taylor Woodruff Turner M. Ella Larsen
77. CLARENCE ABRAHAM LARSEN3 [Lorena E. Washburn2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn 1] b. 24 Oct. 1898, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 27 July 1907; m. 9 July 1926, Salt Lake City, Ut. (later S. in T) to Marjorie Frances, dau. of Robert Ezra and Jessie (Currier) McComb. She was b. 9 Sept. 1900, Silver Creek, Neb. She d. 8 Nov. 1943, Springville, Ut. Clarence d. 4 May 1950, Fallon, Nev.: bur. Springville, Ut. Marjorie grad. from Gibbon, Neb. H.S. and State Teach ers College at Kerney, Neb. She taught school 2 yrs. at Monroe, Ut. She was bap. in the L,D.S. church and was R. S. social science teacher. ·when the children were small she had a strange impressive dream. She dreamed that she, Clarence and the children were on a narrow neck of land stretching into the ocean. A terrible storm came. Before they could get to safe gr01md, high waves were leaping all around them. Every minute they expected to be
-137- swept into the ocean, and there seemed no hope. Then all at once the ocean was calm, the sun was shining, and all around them on the sand were the most precious stones and colorful shells she had ever seen. They had been washed ashore by the storm. The family began to gather them. She said she thought it could have meaning if someone could interpret it. Clarence grad. from Monroe H.S. and attended B. Y. U, He was an E. in the church and had many faith promoting experiences. Through prayer and his faith he was healed from typhoid fever. He was exceptionally refined, sensitive, had a keen understanding, and was sympathetic with his fellowmen. He was gentle and unselfish in the care of his ailing wife, son and family. The welfare and happiness of his family was his great desire. He worked as a skilled road finisher throughout Utah and the neighboring states. He was sought after and entrusted with the finest 3quipment by big construction companies. He built for his family a beautiful home in Springville.
Children:
* 393 M-1 Roderick Paul, b. 2 July 1927, Salt Lake City, Ut. 394 M-2 Lynn Bruce, b. 1 Feb. 1929, Salt Lake City, Ut., d. 22 Feb., 1944, Springville, Ut. * 395 F-3 Jessie Phyllis, b. 8 Aug. 1930, Salt Lake City, Ut. * 396 M-4 Mark Enoch, b. 9 Feb. 1932, Monroe, Ut. * 397 F-5 Carolyn, b. 1 Jan. 1934, Monroe, Ut.
78. FERN EMMA LARSEN3 [Lorena E. Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1} b. 25 Apr. 1901, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 15 Dec. 1920, M.T.,to Guy, son of Joseph and Eliza Isabella (Robinson) Mellor. He was b. 26 Feb. 1899, Fayette, Ut. Fern received her education in the Monroe Public School and M.H.S. She loved to give readings, tell stories and sing. She was a member of the Monroe North Ward Choir. She was a Pri. and S.S. teacher there. After her marriage she lived in Fayette. She was a teacher in Pri., S.S., R.S., a coun and pres. of Pri., a coun. and pres. of R.S., a coun. in M.I.A., a Stake Guide Leader, and a Stake R.S. leader. She was a cook at the Gunnison Valley H.S. for 5 yrs. Fern is a gifted story teller. Children have always gathered a round her to hear the fascinating stories she told. Old and -138- yormg love her, because of hergoodness,kindnessand gen erosity. In the 1918 "flu" epidemic, Fern was very ill. During the month of Feb. the attending physician told the family that if Fern raised her head from her pillow, she would go, her heart was so bad. Her recovery was slow. Her faith and cheerful manner have helped her carry on and raise a fine family. In the past few years, from her interest and skill in sewing she has built a flourishing business called "Utah's Best Aprons." Guy was b. at Green Knowles on his father's farm. When he was born his father went 5 miles in a wagon to Fayette, for Amy Bellamy Mellor, a midwife, to care for Guy's mother. He attended Fayette and Grmnison schools. He has been active in church and community, as ward teacher, Scoutmaster, Troop committeeman, pres. of Y.M.M.I.A., and Bishop's corm. for 7 yrs. He was constable in Fayette. He has been a farmer and stock raiser. He worked as meat cutter at a market in Gunnison for 5 years. Fern and Guy took, in Aug. 1953, a six year old Navajo Indian boy into their home and have raised him as their own child since. His name is Jerry Kee, son of Robison and Helen (Willie) Kee. He has been pres. of D. Quo. and pres. of T. Quo. He was b. 24 Nov. 1947, Depin, N. Mex.
Children, all but 1st b. in Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.
* 398 F-1 Fae, b. 4 Dec. 1921, Monroe, Sevier, Ut. * 399 M-2 Melvin Guy, b. 26 Apr. 1926 * 400 M-3 Carl Joseph, b. 3 Apr. 1929 * 401 F-4 Lorena Fern, b. 22 June 1932 * 402 F-5 Elinor Pearl. b. 10 Feb. 1935
Guy Mellor (father) 1. John Mellor M. Catharine Cleaton
2. Samuel Mellor b. 28 June 16- M. 16 May 1691 3. Jonathan Mellor B. 25 May 1701 M. Elizabeth
-139- Children of Thomas and Olive's
* 403 F-1 Melba, b. 11 Jan. 1911, Monroe, Ut., bl. 5 Mar. 1911 by Hyrum Washburn * 404 M-2 Weldon Dean, b. 19 Aug. 1912, Monroe, Ut.; bl. 1 Dec. 1912 by Alphonzo Winget * 405 F-3 Beatrice Lucile, b. 10 May 1914, Monroe, Ut.; bl. 2 Aug. 1914 by D. A. Whiting * 406 M-4 Wesley De Lance, b. 27 Dec. 1915, Arco, Blain, Ida. * 407 F-5 Mildred Adelia, b. 23 Dec. 1917, Ioka, Duchesne, Ut.
Children of Olive and Abraham's
408 M-1 A. V., b. Ioka, Ut. 409 M-2 Glen, b. Myton, Ut. 410 M-3 Sherman, b. Roosevelt, Ut.
Olive Winget (father)
1. William Winget B. abt. 1783, of Burton, Green, 0. M. abt. 1810, Sarah Lindley d. abt. 1866, of Burton, 0. D. Prob. 1840, of Burton, 0.
2. Cyrus Winget B. 22 Jan. 1815, Green Co., 0. M. 7 Apr. 1841, Nauvoo, Ill. to Catherine Hulet b. 12 Mar. 1820, Nelson, 0. d. 7 Oct. 1918, Monroe, Ut. D. 14 Jan. 1854, Cedar City, Ut.
3. Cyrus Winget B. 23 June 1850, Springville, Ut. M. 3 Jan. 1884. Salt Lake City, Ut. to Adelia Lavina ( Lorinda) Squire b. 3 Sept. 1862, Manti, Ut. d. 1 Jan. 1915, Monroe, Ut. D. 4 Mar. 1923, Monroe, Ut.
4. Olive Winget
-143- B. 2 Nov. 1886, Monroe, Ut. M. 1st, 2 Feb. 1910, Manti, Ut. to Thomas Pratt Washburn 2nd, 21 Dec. 1920, Duchesne, Ut., to Abraham Sorensen D. 7 Mar. 1961, Roosevelt, Ut.
Olive Winget (father)
1. John Hulet (Howlett) B. 16 Sept. 1716, Killingly, Conn. M. 4 Dec. 1746, Sarah Searles b. 23 June 1723, Ashford, Conn.
2. Sylvanus Hulet B. 7 Nov. 1758, Killingly, Conn. M. abt. 1784, Mary Lewis b. abt. 1762, of Lee, Mass. d. abt. 1828, Nelson, 0. D. 10 Nov. 1826, Nelson, 0.
3. Charles Hulet B. 3 Mar. 1790, Lee, Mass. M. 10 Oct. 1816, Margaret Ann, dau. of John Mather and Elizabeth (Smith) Noah. b. 19 Apr. 1791, Chester Heights, Pa. d. Apr. 1851, Springville, Ut. D. 9 May 1863, Springville, Ut.
4. Catherine Hulet B. 12 Mar. 1820, Nelson, 0. M. 7 Apr. 1841, Nauvoo, Ill., to Cyrus Winget b. 22 Jan. 1815, Green Co., Pa. d. 14 Jan. 1854, Cedar City, Ut. D. 7 Oct. 1918, Monroe, Ut.
5. Cyrus Winget M. Adelia Lavina (Lorinda) Squire
6. Olive Winget M. Thomas Pratt Washburn
-144- Olive Winget (mother)
1. Garrett De Mill M. Madelana (Delany) Emighy (Eighmay, Amey)
2. Freeborn De Mill B. 3 Mar. 1795, Platskill, N. Y. M. 11 Mar. 1819, Anna, dau. of Joseph and Polly (Peck) Knight b. 5 Mar. 1801, Marlborough, Vt. d. 22 July 1878, Manti, Ut. D. 23 Jan. 1881, Manti, Ut.
3. Adelia De Mill B. 29 Sept. 1832, Jackson Co., Mo. M. John Prichard Squire D 17 Dec. 1917
4. Adelia Lavina (Lorinda) Squire B. 3 Sept. 1862, Manti, Ut. M. 3 Jan. 1884, Cyrus Winget D. 1 Jan. 1915, Monroe, Ut.
5. Olive Winget B. 2 Nov. 1886, Monroe, Ut. M. 1st, 2 Feb. 1910, Manti, Ut., Thomas Pratt Washburn 2nd, 21 Dec. 1920, Duchesne, Ut., Abraham Sorensen
'83. CHLOE WASHBURN3 [Orson P.2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 10 May 1893, Monroe, Sevier, Ut., bl. 3 July 1893 by Yergen Yergensen; bap. 19 Oct. 1903 by Heber Magleby; conf. by Joseph Hutchinson; m. 28 May 1912 to Claude W., son of Andreas Martin and Hannah (Wilkinsen) Jensen. He was b. 26 Sept. 1892, Rich field, Ut.; bap. 6 July 1901. He d. 22 June 1958, Richfield, Ut., bur. 26 June 1958, Richfield Cemetery. Chloe attended schools in Monroe. She was Pri. secy. for 3 yrs., Pri. teacher 2 yrs., R. S. Visiting teacher for 35 yrs. in Richfield 1st Ward, a Visiting Teacher for a short time in East Anchorage Branch, Alaska, and has attended sessions in 4 L.D.S. Temples. After the death of her hus band, Chloe traveled with her sons along the Atlantic
-145- Coast from N. Y. to the deep South, across U. S. to the Pacific Coast and has spent a few months in Anchorage, Alaska. She visits often with her daughter, Maxine. Claude attended Richfield schools. He was a farmer and also worked for Sevier Co. and Utah St. Road Comm,
Children b. in Richfield, Ut.
* 411 F-1 Maxine, b. 26 Oct. 1913, bap. 2 July 1922 412 F-2 Jennie, b. 22 Mar. 1915; d. 22 Mar. 1915 * 413 M-3 Claude W., b. 18 Nov. 1921; bap. 3 Aug. 1930 * 414 M-4 James Gordon, b. 15 July 1936; bap. 1 Oct. 1944
84. NEWEL WASHBURN1 (Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 10 Feb. 1895, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 19 Oct. 1903, by HeberMagleby;m. 11 June 1915, S. L, T. to Felicia, dau. of Hans Peter and Emma Annette Agnes (Christensen) Miller. She was b. 4 Aug. 1895, Rich field, Sevier, Ut. Felicia grad. from M. H. S. and U. S. A. C., where she majored in Eng. and art, had a minor in botany. She is active in all L.D.S. Church work and has been R. S. pres. in Pasadena Ward. Her hobbies are painting, making ceramics, horticulture, flower arrangements and flower show exhibitions. Newell grad. from M. H. S. He recieved his B. S. and his M.S. Degree the same day in 1931, from U. S. A. C, Logan, Ut.; was a charter member of Alpha Zeta fraternity and a member of Phi Kappa Phi. In Nevad2- he was a school teacher and principal for 3 yrs. He has been Dairy Chemist and Bacteriologist since moving to Calif. He enjoys horticulture and landscape gardening. He is an active member of the L.D.S. Church, serving as Y.M.M.I.A. Manual Coun., pres. Pasadena 5th Quo. of E. for 3 yrs., and fulfilling two St. Missions.
Children b. in Venice, Sevier, Ut.
415 M-1 Newell Miller, b. 18 Oct. 1916; m. 14 Aug. 1943, S. in S. G. T. 27 July 1946, to Virginia Lee, dau. of Dr. Ernest Mosiah and Marian (Hendricks) Hall. She was b. 16 Dec. 1911, Salt Lake City, Ut. She holds a B. A. Degree from U.S.U. with an art major, and also studied and traveled in Europe. She is active in the L.D.S. Church and is pres. of
-146- Y.W.M.I.A. in Pasadena Ward. She and Newell are active in civic affairs, love oil painting and mos aics. Their home is a beautiful, artistic one, set in a tropical garden background. Newell grad, from U. of Calif. at Los Angeles, 1940 with a B.S. Degree; serveda2yr. mission to Hawaii, recieved a D.D.S. in 1945 from U.S.C.; entered the U.S. Army as a dentist in 1946 and was given the rank of Captain in 1948. He now has a dental office in Ontario, Calif. 416 M-2 Cecil Carlyle, b. 30 Mar. 1922. He grad from Pasadena City College where he was one of the 8 top students in scholarship, He is a fine athlete and a tennis champion. * 417 F-3 Naomi Felicia, b. 19 Nov, 1925
86. GARALD WASHBURN [ Orson P., Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ] b. 19 Sept. 1897, Monroe, Ut.; m. 1st, Grace, dau. of John and Grace (--) Allen. She was. b. 5 June 1902, Grover, Wayne, Ut. (Div.) Hem. 2nd, Viola Anderson, a widow with 3 children. Garald received his education in Utah schools. He is a machinist and master mechanic. He was bap. 23 May 1914 by his father and ord. a Pr. 11 Dec. 1916 by Jacob Magleby,
Children by 1st wife, all but 2nd b. in Monroe, Ut.
418 M-1 Glen Burnell, b. 31 July 1920; bap. 3 Apr. 1929; m. Margaret Ward. 419 M-2 Forrest Bryant, b. 21 May 1922, Teasdale, Ut., bap. 2 Apr. 1932, m. Edna Madsen 420 F-3 Leah Rae, b. 19 Sept. 1924; bap. 5 Nov. 1932; m. Mr. Hansen 421 F-4 Mona Lue, b. 5 Aug. 1926; bap. 22 Dec. 1934; m. Mr. Whittaker
87. DELILAH WASHBURN3 (Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1) b. 11 May 1900, Monroe, Ut.; m. (later S.; 8 Sept. 1925, in the M.T.) to Elva, son of George, Jr. and Susan (Hawley) Staples. He was b. 8 June 1886, Mesa, Maricopa, Ariz. He d. 3 Aug. 1941, Central, Sevier, Ut.
-147- Delilah, attended Monroe schools and is active in the L.D.S. Church, in Pri. as teacher 15 yrs., historian 10 yrs. and R. S. teacher 18 yrs. Under the pen name, Mary Dawn, she wrote the book, "Beyond the Gold," a one volume trilogy of the pageantry of Utah antiquity and the search in every period of her history for gold and for God. Elva attended Central schools and the B. Y. U.; was active in the church and secy. of the E. Quorum. He was a very successful farmer.
Children, all but 1st b. in Central, Sevier, Ut.
* 422 M-1 Vance, b. 27 June 1920, Monroe, Ut. * 423 F-2 Orene, b. 3 Aug. 1921 * 424 M-3 Orson Sylvan, b. 28 Oct. 1922 425 M-4 Leon, b. 4 Dec. 1923, d. 4 Dec. 1923 * 426 F-5 Elva Glenda, b. 14 Dec. 1924 * 427 M-6 Terrill E., b. 11 Aug. 1926 * 428 F-7 Mary D., b. 20 Apr. 1928 * 429 F-8 Gloria, b. 14 Oct. 1930 * 430 F-9 Susan Carol, b. 16 Dec. 1932 * 431 M-10 George Kay, b. 25 Aug. 1934 * 432 F-11 Elnora, b. 14 Nov. 1936 * 433 F-12 Alice Louisa, b. 6 May 1938 434 M-13 Ronald Lane, b. 18 Nov. 1940; m. 22 June 1962 to Ileene, dau. of Lloyd Curtis of Aurora, Ut. They were m. in Richfield by Bp. Willard Rogers. Ileene was b. 9 Oct. 1942.
Elva Staples (father) 1. George Staples M, Lauraette Rappleye
2. George Staples, Jr. B. 1 Jan. 1856, Salt Lake City, Ut. M. 11 Aug. 18 78, Inverury (Central), Ut., (S., St. Geo. T., 13 Dec. 1882) to Susan Hawley, dau. of Asa S. Hawley and Mary Beers. b. 26 June 1860, Mt. Pleasant, Ut. d. 15 Oct. 1942, Central, Ut. D. 13 Oct. 1940, Central, Ut.
-148- 4. Samuel Mellor B. 16 Oct. 1743 M. Alice Breeknock, dau of James (chr. May 1696) who was the son of Lancelot and Alice (Marshall) Breeknock, who was the son of Mathew and Elizabeth (Dele) Breecknock who were m. 3 Oct. 1662. She was b. in Smithhurst and d. 27 Feb. 1694-5. Mathew's father was Lancelot Breecknock of Motts, Eng. chr. 16 Oct. 1644.
5. William Mellor B. 1 Dec. 1771 M. 17 July 1797. Ann Dilks D. 24 Oct. 1842
6. John Mellor B. 10 Feb. 1811, Leicester, Eng .. M. 31 Dec. 1837, Mary Fletcher b. 10 July 1816, Leicester, Eng. d. 20 Nov. 1845, Eng. D. 17 Nov. 1892, Fayette, Ut.
7. John Fletcher Mellor B. 15 Nov. 1838, Leicester, Eng. M. Rachel Ward_ d. 8 Oct.. 18-. D. 30 Jan. 1891, Spanish Fork, Ut. 8. Joseph Mellor B. 11 Feb. 1868 M. Eliza Isabella Robinson b, 27 Sept. 1875, Springville, ut. d. 28 Apr. 1942, Fayette, Ut.
9. Guy Mellor B. 26 Feb. 1899, Fayette, Ut. M. 15 Dec. 1920, M. T., Fern E. Larsen
Guy Mellor (mother)
1. George Robinson B. 1756 M. 22 Nov. 1777, Mary Charlton (or Clark) b. 1743, Lemonburn, Northumberland, Eng. D. 3 Jan. 1816
-140- 2. George Robinson B. 21 Aug. 1778, Eng. M. Margaret Innes D. 19 Dec. 1850
3. William Robinson B. 25 July 1816, Westhouse, Northumberland, Eng. M. Elizabeth Healy b. 12 Sept. 1835, Irasburg, Orleans, Vt. d. 3 Dec. 1915, Fayette, Ut. D. 27 Apr. 1898, Fayette, Ut.
4. Eliza Isabella Robinson B. 27 Sept. 1875, Springville, Ut. ::\1. Joseph Mellor b. 11 Feb. 1868 D. 28 Apr. 1942, Fayette, Ut.
5. Guy Mellor B. 26 Feb. 1899, Fayette, Ut. M. Fern Emma Larsen
Guy Mellor (mother) 1. William Healy B. 1613, Devon, Eng. M. 15 June 1661, Phoebe Green of Cambridge, Mass. D. 28 Sept. 1683
2. Paul Healy B., Chr. 3 Apr. 1664, Cambridge, Devon., Eng. M. Elizabeth -- of Cambridge, Mass. D. 2 Mar. 1718 3. Henry Healy B. 17 Jan. 1695, Rehoboth, ::vrass. M. Hannah Hunt
4. Ithamar Healy B. 18 May 1727, Rehoboth, Mass. M. 5 Mar. 1758, Mary Thresher of Rehoboth, Mass.
5. Comfort Healy B. 15 Apr. 1762, Rehoboth, Mass. M. Anna Walters of Rehoboth, Mass.
-141- 6. Stephen Walter Healy B. abt. 1797, Lyndon, Orleans, Vt. M. Elizabeth Arnold, dau of Phillip and Mrs. Lydia (Wade) Williams. He was b. 13 Apr. 1781, Lyndon, Vt. and Lydia was b. 1783, Lyndon, Vt. b. Craftsbury, Vt. d. abt. 1855, Springville, Ut. D. 28 Oct. 1887
7. Elizabeth Healy B. 25 Sept. 1835, Irasburg, Orleans, Vt. M. William Robinson b. 25 July 1816, Westhouse, Northumberland, Eng. d. 27 Apr. 1898, Fayette, Ut. D. 3 Dec. 1915, Fayette, Ut.
8. Eliza Isabella Robinson B 27 Sept. 1875, Springville, Ut. M. Joseph Mellor b. 11 Feb. 1868 D. 28 Apr. 1942, Fayette, Ut.
9. Guy Mellor M. Fern E. Larsen
80. THOMAS PRATT WASHBURN3 [ Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b, 2 Apr. 1882, Mon roe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 1 Aug. 1895 by Thomas Higgs; m, 2 Feb. 1910, M. T., Olive, dau. of Cyrus W. and Adelia (Squire) Winget. She was b. 2 Nov. 1886, Monroe, Ut.: bl. 6 Jan. 1887 by Bent Larsen; bap. 1 Aug. 1895 by Peter L. Quist. Thomas d. 26 (or 28) Dec. 1918, Ioka, Duchesne, Ut.; bur. 30 Dec. 1918, Myton, Ut. Olive m, 2nd 21 Dec. 1920, Abraham Sorensen of Monroe, Ut. He d. 25 Dec. 1932. She d. 7 Mar. 1961, Roosevelt, Duch esne, Ut.; bur. 10 Mar. 1961, Myton, Ut. Thomas was an active L.D.S Church member; ord. E. 9 Nov. 1907 by Orson Hutchinson. He was thrifty, honest and jolly, a sincere friend to all men. His memory will long be cherished with grateful and affectionate respect. He with his good wife and children moved to Arco, Ida. 10 July 1915, and later to Duchesne Co., Utah. -142- 3. Elva Staples B. 8 June 1886, Mesa, Ariz. M. and S. in M. T. to Delilah Washburn D. 3 Aug. 1941, Central, Ut.
88. ZINA ISABELL WASHBURN3 [ Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1I b. 7 Oct. 1902, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 23 May 1914 by O. P. Washburn; conf. by Dr. J. Cecil Clark; m. Joseph Edwin, son of Joseph Smith and Lydia (King) Bird. He was b. 29 Jan. 1901, Salina, Ut. Since childhood Zina has been an enthusiastic, willing worker. She helped on her father's farm - feeding chickens, milking cows, helping harvest fruit in the big orchard and gathering the garden crops. After her marriage she helped Edwin care for the needs of their 7 boys and 4 girls. With the cooking, sewing, washing, ironing andotherneeds, Zina rested very little. When Edwin operated the Fruit Market at Lehi, Zina worked by his side constantly until in 1960, when she suffered a stroke that paralized her left side. Her recovery was slow. Her daughter, Marilyn said, "with God's help she has almost recovered the feeling in her side and the use of her arm." Her family hopes very much for her complete return to health and joy in her coming years.
Children
* 435 M-1 DeRayG., b. 31 Dec. 1919, Monroe, Ut. * 436 F-2 Ellen Avona, b. 10 June 1923, Salina, Ut. * 437 M-3 Edwin LaMar, b. 24 Apr. 1925, Salina, Ut. * 438 F-4 Dorothie Irene, b. 21 May 1926, Monroe, Ut. * 439 M-5 Weldon Mardell, b. 9 June 1927, Monroe, Ut. * 440 M-6 Orson Calvin, b. 13 Apr. 1929, Salina, Ut. * 441 M-7 Clealand Dean, b. 10 Jan. 1931, Salina, Ut. * 442 F-8 Illa Lavee, b. 13 May 1933, Provo, Ut. * 443 F-9 Lydia Marilyn, b. 20 Nov. 1935, Salina, Ut. * 444 M-10 James Dewey, b. 7 Aug. 1936, Salina, Ut. * 445 M-11 Edwin Theone, b. 19 June 1937, Gunnison, Ut.
89. VELMA WASHBURN3 [ Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 I b. 28 June 1904, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 23 May 1914, by O. P. Washburn; m. 1st, Lawrence Jacob sen; m. 2nd, Ross E. Snidow, who was b. 26 Jan. 1899, Porter, Wash. He is retired from the U. S. Coast Guard. Velma attended schools in Monroe, Ut. She has a good
-149- deal of genuine humor and has fine Christian standards. She is friendly and hospitable to her neighbors and friends.
Children by 1st husband, b. Monroe, Ut.
* 446 M-1 Fenton D., b. 14 Dec. 1925 * 447 F-2 Veleene, b. 12 Apr. 1927
90. EVA WASHBURN3 [ Orson P.2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn 1] b. 20 Mar. 1906, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 23 May 1914 by her father. She m. 1st, Parley Dwain Bird (Div.); m. 2nd, 20 Feb. 1929, Monroe, Ut., to Evan, son of Samuel and Sarah Eliza (Burr) Coleman. He was b. 30 Aug. 1904, Teasdale, Wayne, Ut. Evad. 24 Aug. 1951, Teasdale, Ut. and was bur. there 27 Aug. 1951. Eva was a R.S. teacher, secy. and Stake Board member; also a Y.L,M.I.A. teacher. Her schooling was in Monroe. She was a wise, kind person.
Child by 1st husband
448 F-1 Juana Arlene, b. 29 Mar. 1925, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 9 Mar. 1933; m. 5 Jan. 1942, Orson William Adams of Marysvale, Ut.
Children by 2nd husband
* 449 M-1 Rotas Evan, b. 10 Nov. 1929, Monroe, Ut. * 450 F-2 Mary Leta, b. 3 Apr. 1933, Teasdale, Ut.
91. WALLACE DEVINE WASHBURN3 [Orson Pratt2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ] b. 17 Sept. 1907, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 2 Feb. 1908 by Orson P. Washburn; bap. 25 Jan. 1920 by 0. P. Washburn, conf. by C. A. Winget; ord. a D. 3 Jan. 1921 by Jas. R. Ware; ord. a T. 2 Jan. 1924 by C. A. Winget. Hem. 17 Jan. 1934, Mavis America, dau. of Willis Alvin and Edith Estella (Peterson) Blood. She wasb. l0July 1915, Kingston, Piute, Ut.; bap. 19 Aug. 1923. Mavis manages a Dairy Freeze Drive-Inn, at Lehi, Ut. Wallace attended Monroe schools. He has worked for Pleasant Grove City for many years. With his pleasant
-150- friendly smile he said ''we both help at home and work out side too." They built their attractive home in Pleasant Grove.
Children
* 451 M-1 Willis Cline, b. 30 July 1936, Kingston, Ut. * 452 F-2 Estella Rae, b. 10 Dec. 1938, Kingston, Ut. * 453 F-3 Kathryn, b. 23 June 1940, Monroe, Ut. 454 F-4 Anna Dale, b. 30 Nov. 1942, Richfield, Ut.; m. 11 June 1962, Jack, son of Hyrum and Birdie (Mitchell) Smith. He was b. 12 Apr. 1930, Lehi, Ut. Anna grad. from Pleasant Grove H. S. and was employed in Salt Lake City before her marriage. She is a fine seamstress.
Mavis A. Blood (father)
1. Hillard Almyra Blood M. Perly Ett Root
2. Willis Alvin Blood B. 27 Jan. 1879, Glenwood, Sevier, Ut. M. 6 Mar. 1900, to Edith Estella Peterson D. 26 Mar. 1932, Kingston, Piute, Ut.
3. Mavis America Blood B. 10 July 1915, Kingston, Ut. M. 17 Jan. 1934, Wallace D. Washburn
Mavis A. Blood (mother)
1. Alfred Christen Peterson M. Confederate America Kenner
2. Edith Estella Peterson B. 7 Sept. 1885, Sterling, Sanpete, Ut. M. 6 Mar. 1900, to Willis Alvin Blood
3. Mavis A. Blood M. Wallace D. Washburn
-151- 92. JESSE DELEAL WASHBURN3 (Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1) b. 30 July 1909, Mon roe, Ut.; bap. 25 Jan. 1920 by 0, P. Washburn; ord. E. 15 May 1932 by Jas. R. Ware. m. 1 June 1932, M. T., to De Veda, dau. of John David and Tessi.e Mae (Bell) Old royd. She was b. 2 Sept. 1909, Glenwood, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 9 Sept. 1917; conf. by Andrew Oldroyd. De Veda attended schools in Glenwood and grad. from Richfield H. S. She was a Pri. teacher 10 yrs., R. s. teacher 10 yrs~,. magazine representative 4 yrs., and R. S. coun, 2 yrs. Deleal grad. from Monroe H. S. He has been a ward teacher in Monroe and Page, Ariz. and was pres. of the E. Quo. 3 yrs. He and De Veda are custodians of the Page, Ariz. elementary school building.
Children, b. in Glenwood, Ut.
* 455 F-1 Twila, b. 23 Sept. 1934 * 456 M-2 Ivan J., b. 22 Oct. 1935 * 457 M-3 Ver Don D., b. 14 Feb. 1938
"It is a revered thing to see an ancient castle not in decay; how much more to behold an ancient family which have stood the waves and weathers of time." - Bacon
FOURTH GENERATION
94. RUBY HUETTA WINGET4 (C. Alfonzo Winget,3 C. Huetta Johnson2, Flora C. Gleasonl) b. 9 Aug. 1897, Monroe, Ut., bap. 12 Aug. 1905; m. 1st 22 Aug. 1917 M. T. to Harold Peter, son of Isaac Robert and Mary Jane (Buchanan) Old royd. He was b. 18 Jan. 1891, Glenwood, Ut. He d. 8 Feb. 1957, Richfield, Ut. Ruby m. 2nd 13 May 1960, Joseph Dennis Farnsworth. Ruby has been active in church. She was R.S. organist and Pres. in Venice, Ut. She was P.T.A. Pres., Farm Bureau Aux. Pres., and D.U.P. Captain. She grad from M.H.S., attended B.Y.U. and taught school. She has been with the foods department at the Sevier Valley Hospital for the past 12 years.
-152- Harold, a farmer, served in France during World War I. He served an L.D.S. Mission for 2 years. Their son, Hal, entered U. of U. Medical School, then enlisted in the U.S. Navy A. F., was in active duty as a Lieutenant. He later re-enlisted and Nov. 20, 1951, while on a U. S. Govt. mission from Salt Lake City, UL to Denver, Colo., his plane iced up and crashed in the rugged mountain ledges in Heiner's Canyon, east of Echo Canyon, Ut. Heavy snows stopped the search. He was found by a sheepherder the following June. Hal was m. 27 Feb. 1947 to Margaret Angeline Carroth, later div. He was to have been m. 2nd within a month at the time his plane crashed. Children:
* 458 F-1 Arda, b. 6 Mar. 1920, Monroe, Ut. 459 M-2 Hal W., b. 23 July 1921, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 23 July, 1929; End. by proxy 1 May 1953, M. T. * 460 F-3 Elva, b. 25 Sept. 1923, Venice, Ut. * 461 F-4 NaDean, b. 17 Jan. 1931, Venice, Ut.
Harold Peter Oldroyd (father) 1. James Oldroyd B. Yorkshire, Eng. , M. 21 Apr. 1769, Jane Harrani Arrinel
2. Peter Oldroyd B. 11 Feb. 1786, Ossie, Yorkshire, Eng. M. 2 Oct. 1810, Ellen Liddle (Sicklale)
3. Peter Liddle Oldroyd B. 16 Jan. 1823, Denny, Stirling shire, Scot. M. Catherine Mary Meickle John (or Micklejohn) D. 31 July 1907, Fountain Green, Ut.
4. Isaac Robert Oldroyd B. 18 Jan. 1859, Ephraim, Ut. M. 24 Nov. 1881, Manti, Ut., to Mary Jane Buchanan D. 8 June 1939, Venice, Ut.
5. Harold Peter Oldroyd B. 18 Jan. 1891, Glenwood, Ut. M. 22 Aug. 1917, M. T., to Ruby Huetta Winget D. 8 Feb. 1957, Richfield, Ut.
-153- 95. VIDA LA VERN WING ET4 (C. Alfonzo Winget,3 C. Huetta Johnson,2 Flora C. Gleasonl) b. 8 Nov. 1900, Monroe, Ut.; m. 26 July 1922 M. T. to Ambrose Vincent, son of Charles Theodore and Mary Magdaline (Stolworthy) Black. He was b, 22 Apr. 1901 Tropic, Garfield, Ut. Lavern d. 21 Sept. 1948, Salt Lake City, Ut. and was buried there. Ambrose m. 2nd 1 Apr. 1950, Mrs. Grace Olsen McBride. Lavern grad. from a 4-yr. H.S. course in 3 yrs. She taught school, was P. T.A. Pres. of the McKinley School and historian for South High School P. T.A. in Salt Lake City. She was an active L.D.S. church member, Before Lavern's first child was born. she developed acute albumin, poisoning, causing convulsions and loss of sight. While in the hospital, four doctors and three nurses all agreed that Lavern could not live. A church patriarch administered to her as her family knelt at her bedside. The attending phys ician who had stood looking on with his arms folded, said, "in the face of the odds," he would do what he could. The baby was born normally, and Lavern regained her sight and gradually recovered. She lived 25 years longer and was a devoted wife and mother.
Children:
* 462 F-1 YuVon (Yvonne), b. 1 May 1923, Richfield, Ut. bap. 27 June 1931. * 463 F-2 Beverly, b. 15 Aug. 1927, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 26 Oct. 1935.
Ambrose Vincent Black (father)
1. John Black B. 24 Mar. 1797, North Carolina M. 19 Apr. 1821, to Mary Cline D. 15 Oct. 1839, Bridgeport, Ill.
2. William Morley Black B. 11 Feb. 1826, Vermillion, Richland, 0. M. 1st, 5 Feb. 1847, Vermillion, 0. to Margaret Ruth Banks 2nd, 2 Feb. 1851, Emma Jane Washburn 3rd, 26 Oct. 1859, Annie Marie Hansen 4th, Emma Lannette Richardson
-154- 5th, 1 Nov. 1869, Louisa Ann Washburn 6th, Sarah Marinda Thomson (wid. of Geo. Spencer)
3. Charles Theodore Black B. 28 Mar. 1864, Ephriam, Ut. M. 1 Oct. 1886, Logan T., to Mary Magdaline Stolworthy D. 8 Feb. 1924, Richfield, Ut.
4. Ambrose Vincent Black B. 22 Apr. 1901, Tropic, Ut. M. 1st, 26 July 1922, Manti T., to Vida LaVern Winget 2nd, 1 Apr. 1950, Elko, Nev. to Grace Olsen (wid. of Thos. Gilbert McBride) 96. MARGUERITE WINGET4 (C. Alfonzo Winget,3 C. Huetta Johnson2 , Flora C. Gleason1) b. 12 Aug. 1902, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 3 June 1925 M. T. to Owen Miles, son of William and Emma (Fraser) Ogden. He was b. 19 Feb. 1899, Richfield, Sevier, Ut. Marguerite attended B, Y. U. and taught school 3 years. She does a great deal of genealogical work. She was Pri. pres. for 7 years, and has been active in ward and stake organizations. She sings with choral groups on many occasions. On the 89th birthday of her father, a family gathering was held at the home of Heber Winget in Monroe. Nearly 50 family members were present. Marguerite pleased her father with a poem she wrote for the occasion. Part of it was: 'Twas said of him, he was so smart, at nine months he started on the run, Couldn't wait to walk,cautiously, not he, that wouldn't be any fun. 'Twas here he gave himself a name, which he never quite outgrew, 'Tonnie's what he called himself, so "Ton's" what people knew. At fourteen, what a man was he, grown six feet tall and over. He did man's work, he got man's pay. His was no bed of clover. So many things he helped to do - farm, build roads, canals and freighted; Then by and by found a sweet young girl, and in Manti they were mated.
-155- Soon after marriage he became a city marshal tall and stern, And woe to those who broke the law, he'd take them in for their full term. About this time he bought more land. He liked this occupation. He started farming with a zest, thought he'd help feed the nation. Where'er he went he found some friends to chat with and to cheer, In church, the bank, stores, on the street, each one was very dear. He filled a mission in the South, has many dear friends there, Then in the Temple with his wife, did work for those over there. The years rolled by as years will do, the children all were married, And now the family's grown until forty-eight more are added, And each of us would like to say, in fondest words to you, We wish you a "Happy Birthday" and joy the whole year through.
Children b. in Richfield, Ut.
464 M-1 Farrel, b. 10 Feb. 1927; bl. 27 Feb. 1927 by Owen M. Ogden; d. 29 Sept. 1932 * 465 F-2 Betty Jean, b. 17 Feb. 1929 466 M-3 Stillborn Son, b. 30 Apr. 1930 * 467 F-4 Reva, b. 1 Sept. 1933 468 M-5 Bruce Fraser, b. 24 Sept. 1937, bap. 30 Sept. 1945. He studied in Business at B. Y. U, 2 yrs. He is a bookkeeper for Richfield Commercial Bank. He is an active church member and teaches the D. class in the Fourth Ward. 469 M-6 Clyde W., b. 17 July 1940; bap. 1 Aug. 1948. He grad. from C.S. U., was on the 1959 Honor Roll, was awarded a scholarship (agriculture). He has a fine singing voice, went with choral groups to give programs from his school throughout Utah. He served in Australia on an L.D.S. mission. 470 M-7 Miles J., b. 15 Oct. 1946; bap. 7 Nov. 1954.
-156- Owen Miles Ogden (father)
1. Edmund Ogden B. abt. 1725 M. Mary - , Prob. Bolton, Eng. Bur. 26 Nov. 1819
2. Mathew Ogden Chr. 12 Apr. 1750, Great Bolton, Lanes, Eng. M. Alice Russell, 5 Nov. 1771, Great Bolton, Eng.
3. Thomas Ogden Chr. 7 May 1780, Bolton, Eng. M. Olive Lomax, 16 Aug. 1802, Bolton, Eng. D. 25 Feb. 1832
4. William Ogden B. 28 Oct. 1820, Tong, Lanes, Eng. M. Mary Vickers, 11 Aug. 1844 D. 20 Apr. 1888, Richfield, Ut.
5. William Ogden B. 25 Aug. 1854, Tong, Eng. M. Emma Fraser, 25 Oct. 1877 D. 1 Jan. 1929, Richfield, Ut.
6. Owen Miles Ogden B. 19 Feb. 1899, Richfield, Ut. M. Marguerite Winget, 3 June 1925, Manti, Utah
Wayne John Lewis (father)
1. David Lewis B. prob. Wales
2. William Lewis B, 26 Feb. 1797, Mythertedville, Glamorgan, So. Wales M. Mary Price D. 3 Jan. 1871, prob. Wales
3. Rufus Lewis B. 2 Oct. 1830, Carmathen Co., So. Wales
-157- M. 1st, 16 Apr. 1861, Mythertedville, So. Wales to Ann Llewellyn D. 8 July 1889, Goshen, Ut.
4. Thomas Joseph Lewis B. 30 Aug. 1878, Goshen, Ut. M. 22 June 1911, Provo, Ut. to Ina Louisa Foote
5. Wayne John Lewis B. 8 Nov. 1926, Provo, Ut. M. 28 July 1850, Provo, Ut. to Betty Jean Ogden
97. FRANK J. WINGET, M. D.4 (C. Alfonzo Winget3,c. Huetta Johnson2 , Flora C. Gleasonl) b. Monroe, Ut. 16 Jan. 1904; m. 22 June 1934 S.L. T. to Florence Ruth, dau. of Cyrus Philips and Atta Mable (Markham) Snell. She was b. Spanish Fork, Ut. 16 Dec. 1912. Dr. Frank J. Winget is a practising physician with offices in the Medical Arts Building, Salt Lake City. Because of his fine character traits, honesty, skill in his profession, respect and concern for everyone, people come from near and far to obtain his professional services. He has been active in civic and church affairs, having fulfilled a mis sion for the L.D.S. Church.
Children b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
* 471 F-1 Joan (Jo Anne) b. 6 Sept. 1935; bap. 4 Dec. 1943. 472 M-2 David S., b. 1 Jan. 1937 473 M-3 Douglas Cyrus, b. 19 Jan. 1939; bap. 1 Feb. 1947. 474 F-4 Judith (Judy), b. 30 Mar. 1941, bap. 30 Apr. 1949. She was a 1961 Utah representative to Girl's Nation in Wash. D. C. She is a senior at Highland High in Salt Lake City. 475 F-5 Colleen, b. 4 May 1944; bap. 28 July 1952 476 M-6 Stephen Snell, b. 17 Sept. 1947; bap. 27 Oct. 1955 477 M-7 Gary F., b. 3 Apr. 1956
Florence Ruth Snell
1. Thomas Snell M. 1668, Martha Harris D. 25 Jan. 1724-25, age 99
-158- 2. Thomas Snell B. 1 Feb. 1671, Bridgewater, Mass. M. Martha Brown D. 2 Mar. 1739
3. Thomas Snell B. 1696, Bridgeport (?), Mass. M. Hannah Lewis D. 1772
4. Willaim Snell B. 2 Nov. 1740, Bridgewater, Mass. M. 1 Nov. 1775, Abigail Alden. She was 3rd gr. grand daughter of John Alden and Priscilla Mullens of the Mayflower. D. 11 Jan. 1814
5. Smyrdus Sne 11 B. 1784 M. Lucy Phillips D. Apr. 1813
6. Cyrus Snell B. 9 Nov. 1809, Eaton, N. H. M. 13 Mar. 1832, Rhoda Barnes
7. John Wesley Snell B. 5 Oct. 1834, Prospect, Me. M. Annie Lucilla Beck
8. Cyrus Phillips Snell B. 11 May 1881, Spanish For, Ut. M. 21 Nov. 1904, Spanish Fork, Ut. to Atta Mable Mark ham (she m. 2nd, Richard Thomas) D. 17 Jan. 1917, Spanish Fork, Ut.
9. Florence Ruth Snell B. 16 Dec. 1912, Spanish Fork, Ut. M. 22 June 1934, S. L. T., to Dr. Frank Winget
98. HEBER C 0 WINGET4 (C, Alfonzo Winget3, C. Huetta John son2, Flora C. Gleasonl) b. Monroe, Ut., 12 Sept. 1909; m. 9 June 1932, S. L. T. to Jennie, dau. of Andrew and Celia_ C. (Sorensen) Oldroyd. She was b. Glenwood, Ut., 10 Oct. 1909.
-159- Heber C. grad. from Seminary, was Validictorian and received the highest scholarship and a set of Ch. History books. He has been active in church, was M.I.A. and St. S.S. Secy,, coun. and Pres. of M.I.A., Bishop's coun., filled a mission to N. States, H.C. member 5 yrs., Bishop for 7 years and is presently Bishop of Monroe S. Ward. He was a member of the City Coun. 4 yrs., Mayor 2 yrs. and a member of Ut. Power and Water Board. He is a successful farmer in Monroe, Ut. Jennie is an example of kindness, truth and honor. She has a warm heart. She and Heber make their home a par adise. Ruth Ann, a daughter, grad. fromC.S.U. with high honors and was given a scholarship, taught piano, active in church and other organizations as organist and chorister. She is employed by Shell Devt. Research at Emeryville, Calif. (near Oakland). Evelyn, a dau. is active in gen., music and art.
Children
* 478 F-1 Lu Juana, b. 31 Jan. 1935, Monroe, Ut. 479 M-2 Richard H., b. 6 Sept. 1937, Monroe, Ut., d. same day. 480 F-3 Ruth Ann, b. 12 Apr. 1940, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 1 May 1948. 481 F-4 Evelyn, b. 31 Mar. 1944, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 4 May 1952; m. 22 Dec. 1962, M. T. to Verl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Branch of Richfield, Ut. Evelyn is a student of Hollywood School of Beauty in Salt Lake City. Verl will attend Stevens Hen ager College in Salt Lake. 482 F-5 Mary Beth, b. 18 June 1952, Richfield, Ut.; hap. 3 July 1960.
Jennie Oldroyd (father)
1. Peter Oldroyd M. Ellen Liddle Sicklale
2. Peter Liddle Oldroyd B. 16 Jan. 1823, Denny, Stirlingshire, Scotland M. 1850, to Catherine Mickle john (whom. 1st, Andrew Todd.
-160- She and ch. S. to Peter Liddle Oldroyd, and used his name.) D. 31 July 1907, Fountain Green, Ut.
Blood Line
1. David Todd M. Catherine Graham
2. Andrew Todd B. 1816, Glasgow, Scotland M. Catherine Micklejohn (also another wife) D. 20 Jan. 1847
3. Archibald Todd (Oldroyd) B. 4 Jan. 1844, Glasgow, Scotland * M. 1st, prob. 4 Jan. 1864, to Mary Anderson, 2nd, Amillicent Jackson D.6 May 1917, Glenwood, Ut.
4. Andrew Oldroyd B. 5 Feb. 1873, Fountain Green, Ut. M. 24 June 1908, M. T. to Celia Christiana Sorensen D. 14 Sept. 1958, Glenwood, Ut.
5. Jennie Oldroyd B. 10 Oct. 1909, Glenwood, Ut. M. 9 June 1932, S.L. T., to Heber Winget
99. JOHN McKAY WINGET4 (C. Alfonzo Winget3, C, Huetta Johnson2 , Flora C. Gleason1) b. Monroe, Ut. 30Apr. 1913; m. 18 Apr. 1935. M. T. to Ella Ermon, dau. of Thomas Bryant and Ader Monorah (Gilbert) Parker. John McKay has been active in church, being Pres. of D. and Y.M.M.I.A. He was a farmer, then mgr. of Skaggs Store in Salt Lake. He is now a top salesman for Lincoln Nat. Life Ins. Co. working for Thorpe B. Issacson. He and his wife are active members of the L.D.S church and live exam plary lives.
Child
483 M-1 Scott J. b. 5 May 1945, Salt Lake City, Ut. bap. 28 Apr. 1954.
-161- Ella Ermon Parker (father)
1. Thomas Bryant Parker B. 15 Oct. 1797, Grayson Co., Va. M. 1st, 27 Oct. 1825, Maryland, to Catherine Hammett 2nd, 25 Oct. 1835, Palmyra, Marion, Mo. to Martha Ann Nelson. D. 27 July 1850, Kanesville, Ia.
2. Joseph Faulconer Parker B. 7 Apr. 1841, Palmyra, Mo. M. 1st, 30 June 1861, Heber City, Ut. to Mary Elizabeth Ross. 2nd, 11 June 1889, End. House, S.L.C. Ut. to Adelia Cooley 3rd, Marie Terkelsen (S. to 1st h.)
3. Thomas Bryant Parker B. 12 Nov. 1866, Heber City, Ut. M. 13 Dec. 1889, M.T. to Ader Monorah Gilbert D. 16 Jan. 1954, Richfield, Ut.
4. Ella Ermon Parker B. Richfield, Ut. M" 18 Apr. 1935, M. T. to John McKay Winget
100. MYRTLE WINGET4 [ Lucian Z. Winget3, AlmedaM. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 27 July 1888, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.:m. 2Nov. 1910, to Earl Willes. He was b. 31 May 1888, Salt Lake City, Ut.: d. 13 May 1962, Long Beach, Calif. Myrtle received her education in the Monroe schools. She was a quiet, practical home making girl. She was always ready and willing to help when needed. Earl attended school in Salt Lake City, and moved with his parents to Joseph, Ut. when a young man. In 1908 he began working part time for the D. andR.G. Western R.R. He also worked for Utah Idaho Sugar Co, after marriage. In 1916 to 1918 he was Piute Co. Sheriff. The family lived in Marysvale, later in Magna, then Salt Lake City. Here Earl was deputy sheriff for 2 yrs. In 1920 the family moved to Long Beach, Calif. where Earl worked for the Calif. Petroleum Co. for much of the remainder of his life.
-162- Children
* 484 F-1 Myrtle Florence, b. 22 Jan. 1912, Monroe, Ut. * 485 F-2 Luella, b. 22 Oct. 1915, Monroe, Ut. * 486 M-3 Harold Earl, b. 13 Sept. 1917, Marysvale, Piute, Ut. * 487 F-4 Nola S., b. 5 Apr. 1921, Magna, Ut.
102. FREIDA WINGET4 [Lucian Z. Winget3, Almeda M. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn 1] b. 27 Nov. 1893, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 31 Jan. 1912, M.T. to Elvin Angus, son of John A. and Ada Edaline (Johnson) Johnson. He was b. 15 Apr. 1886, Monroe, Ut. Shed. 12 Oct. 1959, Monroe, Ut. Freida was bl. 1 Feb. 1894 by Samuel W. Goold; bap. 4 Aug. 1902 by August W. Bohman; conf. by Peter M. Lund green. She was a good, conscientious worker at home, in church and the community. Both Freida and Elvin were good members of the L.D.S. church. They were examples in fine Christian standards of living and were devoted home makers.
Children, b. in Monroe, Ut.
488 M-1 Lynn Winget, b. 10 Aug. 1913 489 M-2 Ray Elvin, b. 1 Jan. 1920; d. 4 Aug. 1922 * 490 F-3 Golda, b. 3 Aug. 1926 491 M-4 Calvert A., b. 30 Nov. 1928; m. 6 June 1957, Detroit, Mich., to Marilyn Jean, dau. of Julian P. and Dorothy (Osborne) Williams. She was b. 5 July 1929, Woodland, Calif. Calvert is a school teacher.
103. WILLIAM LEONARD WINGET4 [ Lucian Z. Winget3, Al meda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 18 Sept. 1896, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 29 Oct. 1904, by C. A. Winget; m. 18 Sept. 1917 Richfield, Ut., to Leda Ann, dau. of George Albert and Lucy Ann (Bradbury) Warenski. She was b. 19 May 1900, Joseph Sevier, Ut. Leda had her schooling in Joseph. She has been an active L.D.S. member. She taught Pri., S. S., R.S., and Religion Class; was secy. in Pri., S.S., M.I.A. and does a great deal of genealogical work. Leonard received his schooling in Monroe, has held responsible positions in the church, among them, ward
-163- teacher and coun. in the E. Quo. He is a farmer and sheep man in Monroe.
Children
* 492 F-1 Bernice, b. 8 Jan. 1919, Monroe, Ut. * 493 M-2 Lono B., b. 24 July 1920, Monroe, Ut. * 494 F-3 Cleone, b. 23 May 1924, Joseph, Ut.
Leda Ann Warenski (father)
1. Charles Warenski B. abt. 1817, Bristol, Gloucs. Eng. M. Elizabeth, dau. of Jonathan and Frances Mary (Green) Brown b. abt. 1819, Bristol, Gloucs, Eng.
2. Albert Napoleon Warenski B. 3 Feb. 1845, Bristol, Gloucs., Eng. M. 21 Feb. 1867, Sophia, dau. of Samuel Hobson and Sarah Ann (Hattersley) Wells. Samuel was b. 19 Feb. 1820, Sheffield, Yorks, Eng. m. 6 Feb. 1842; d. 27 Dec. 1902, Joseph, Sevier, Ut.; his par. were James Kershew and Sarah (Hobson) Wells. Sarah Ann was b. 19 Nov. 1823, Sheffield, Yorks, Eng.; d. 1 Sept. 1886, Joseph, Ut., her par. were George and Leah (Middleton) Hattersley. b. 14 Apr. 1850, Waterbury, New Haven, Conn. d. 13 Sept. 1920, Monroe, Sevier, Ut. D. 9 Aug. 1923, Monroe, Ut.
3. George Albert Warenski B. 20 Mar. 1870, So. Cottonwood, S.L. Co. Ut. M. 31 Dec. 1896, Lucy Ann Bradbury b. 4 Mar. 1879, Kanosh, Millard, Ut. d. 7 Feb. 1960, Richfield, Sevier, Ut. D. 15 June 1923, Joseph, Sevier, Ut.
4. Leda Ann Warenski B. 19 May 1900, Joseph, Sevier, Ut. M. William Leonard Winget b. 18 Sept. 1896, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.
-164- Leda Ann Warenski (mother)
1. Hezekiah Bradbury M. Agnes Coddington
2. Hezekiah Bradbury B. 22 Apr. 1790, Fayette Co., Pa. M. 12 Nov. 1812, Lucy, dau. of William and Margaret (Phillips) Wright. b. 21 Sept. 1790, Uniontown, Pa. d. 27 July 1878, Niles, Berrien, Mich. D. 30 Feb. 1865, Niles, Berrien, Mich.
3. Pliny Siculus Bradbury B, 8 May 1827, Camden, Prible, 0. M. 15 Dec. 1872, Jane, dau. of Richard and Charlotte (Skinner) Day. Richard was b. 11 ·Aug. 1827, Headcorn, Kent, Eng.; m. 1848; d. 9 May 1861, Woodriver, Hall, Neb.; his par. were George and Sarah (Honeysette) Day. Charlotte was b. 14 Oct. 1831, Biddenden, Kent, Eng., d. 17 Mar. 1892, Kanosh, Millard, Ut.: her par. were Thomas Bartholomew and Elizabeth (Monday) Skinner. b. 2 Apr. 1858, Capetown, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa. d. 27 June 1927, Richfield, Ut. D. 27 Nov. 1915, Joseph, Sevier, Ut.
4. Lucy Ann Bradbury B. 4 Mar. 1879, Kanosh, Ut. M. 31 Dec. 1896, George Albert Warenski b. 30 Mar. 1870, So. Cottonwood, Salt Lake, Ut. d. 15 June 1923, Joseph, Ut. D. 7 Feb. 1960, Richfield, Ut.
5. Leda Ann Warenski M. William Leonard Winget
104. AMELIA ALMEDA WINGET4 [ Lucian Z. Winget3, Almeda M" Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 17 Dec. 1898, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bL 5 Mar. 1899 by Joseph H. Jensen; hap. 19 Apr. 1907 by Heber Swindle; m. 4 Oct. 1919, Monroe, Ut. to Harvey Richard, son of Lars Peter and Mattie Kathrine (Jensen) Jensen.
-165- He was b. 20 May 1894, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; d. 9 Apr. 1952, Richfield. Harvey attended Richfield schools, traveled to some extent, followed the mining industry, and Apr. 1918 en listed in World War 1. He joined the 318 Sappers Eng ineers, was with the A. E. F. in 3 major battles in France and Germany. He was honorably discharged June 24, 1919. He was a farmer and State Road Comm. employee. Amelia was educated in Monroe. While attending H.S. she was living on the farm and traveled some distance to and from school. She taught classes in Pri., S.S., and sang in the ward choir. After marriage she lived in Rich field, Marysvale, Ely, Nev., and then back to Richfield. She is devoted, capable, cheerful and kind in her home, church and civic work. Amelia has worked in all the church organizations as chorister, teacher and executive offices. For the past nine years she has been Secretary at the Ashman School in Richfield. Children
495 M-1 Junior Harvey, b. 12 Sept. 1920, Richfield, Ut. bap. 13 Apr. 1929, by Heber Magleby. He grad. from Richfield H.S.; was employed at Safeway Store at Ely, Nev.; d. 13 Jan. 1940, Ely, Nev. in a car accident driven by a friend. Funeral services were held in Richfield where there was a large attendance and many beautiful floral offerings, according to a newspaper report. * 496 F-2 Amy Alleen, b. 2 Apr. 1922, Monroe, Ut. * 497 F-3 Shirley, b. 13 Apr. 1924, Monroe, Ut. * 498 M-4 Maynard Winget, b. 12 May 1926, Salina, Ut. 499 M-5 Lucian Garth, b. 22 May 1928, Monroe, Ut.; d. 20 June 1928; bl. 19 June 1928 by A. B. Smith.
106 LAPREAL WINGET4 [Lucian Z. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] a twin, b. 18 Oct. 1905, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap, 1 June 1912; m. 14 Aug. 1926, Cedar City, Ut., to Warren Joe, son of John William and Eliza Ann (Christiansen) Ross. He was b. 26 Mar. 1904,Richfield,Sevier, Ut.; bap. 30 May 1914. LaPreal was educated in Monroe schools, was a talented musician and devoted L,D.S. church member. She andher twin sister Lula had admiring friends wherever they went.
-166- Children
* 500 F-1 Geraldine, b. 17 Nov. 1927, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 1 Mar. 1936 501 F-2 Lula Gean, b. 26 Sept. 1930, Ogden, Ut. ~ d. 12 Nov. 1930 502 F-3 Carol, b. 26 Feb. 1932, Ogden, Ut.; m. 21 Aug. 1951, San Francisco, Calif. to Clair Kieth, son of Elmer A. and Clair (Harris) Anderson. He was b. 11 June 1930, Ogden, Ut.
108. MARY ELIZABETH WINGET4 [ Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 6 July 1894, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 4 Aug. 1902 by August W. Bohman; m. 29 May 1912, M, T. to George Alma, son of Edward Alma and Mary Almeda (McClellan) Bagley. He was b. 6 Sept. 1886, Greenwich, Piute, Ut. Mary has been active in the church. She has been pres. of the Relief Society in the Greenwich Ward. She is patient, kind and devoted to her family and church. George Alma has held many responsible positions. He is a member of the Stake H.C.
Children, b. in Greenwich, Piute, Ut.
* 503 M-1 Dean A., b. 12 Feb. 1913 * 504 F-2 Lula Veneta, b. 6 Nov. 1914 * 505 F-3 Iona, b. 30 Oct. 1916. * 506 M-4 Lynn Gar, b. 10 Nov. 1918 * 507 M-5 Keith, b. 13 May 1921 * 508 F-6 Ada A lean, b. 8 Feb. 1924 * 509 M-7 Rolland McKay, b 20 Mar. 1929 * 510 F-8 Leola, b. 29 Mar. 1932
109. LEONA WINGET4 [Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] a twin, b. 17 Nov. 1898, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 10 Oct. 1923 to Elmer Levi, son of Torval and Josephine (Fred ricksen) Torgersen. He was b. 7 Oct. 1898, Koosharem, Sevier, Ut. Leona wasbl.1Jan.1899byJacobMagleby; bap. 19 Apr. 1907 by Heber Swindle.
-167- Children
511 M-1 Baby, b. 19 Aug. 1924, Greenwich, Ut.; d. 19 Aug. 1924. * 512 M-2 Kyle W., b. 6 Dec. 1926, Monroe, Ut. * 513 F-3 Lois L., b. 25 Jan. 1928, Monroe, Ut. * 514 M-4 Thad M., b. 7 Feb. 1930, Koosharem, Ut. * 515 M-5 Milen, b. 25 Sept. 1932, Koosharem, Ut. 516 M-6 Nilda, b. 2 May 1935, Koosharem, Ut. * 517 F-7 Louise, b. 31 Oct. 1938, Koosharem, Ut. 518 M-8 Alden, b. 2 Sept. 1940, Salina, Ut.
110. LYNN S. WINGET4 [ Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] a twin, b. 17 Nov. 1898, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 1 Jan. 1899 by Alphonzo Winget; bap. 19 Apr. 1907 by Heber Swindle; m. 7 Jan. 1928, Richfield, Ut. (S. 28 June 1928) to Helen Elfonda, dau. of Edward Alma and Christena (Torgersen) Bagley. She was b. 21 June 1906, Greenwich, Piute, Ut.; bl. 5 Aug. 1906, Koosharem, Ut.; bap. 15 Aug. 1914.
Child
* 519 F-1 Marva, b. 2 Nov. 1929, Salina, Ut.
111. JOSEPH A WINGET4 [Cyrus A. Winget3,AlmedaM. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 26 July 1904, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 9 Aug. 1914 by Cyrus A. Winget; ord. E., 23 Apr. 1921 by C. A. Winget, m. 18 Mar. 1936, M. T., to Jennie, dau. of John Henry and Margaret (Sampson) Payne. She was b. 24 July 1911, Glen wood, Sevier, Ut. The Joseph Winget family are devoted to each other, the church, school and community. They are loved and respected by all who know them.
Cildren
520 M-1 Stanley J., b. 17 June 1939, Monroe, Ut.; d. 1 Aug. 1950. He was a student who had completed the 5th grade in Monroe Elementary School. He met with a sad bicycle-auto accident. 521 F-2 Elaine, b. 14 Apr. 1941, Monroe, Ut. 522 F-3 Ann, b. 12 Feb. 1945, Richfield, Ut. 523 F-4 Carolyn, b. 28 July 1950, Richfield, Ut.
-168- 113. ANN ARLENE WINGET4 [ Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Wash burn1} b. 4 May 1913, Greenwich, Piute, Ut.; bl. 1 June 1913 by C. A. Winget; bap. 15 Sept. 1921 by James R. Ware; m. 17 July 1936, Richfield, Ut. to Gail Wendell, son of Joseph and Sarah Elida (Olsen) Poulson. He was b. 13 Dec. 1912, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; hap. 1 May 1921. They were S. in the Logan Temple 17 July 1956.
Children
524 F-1 Patricia Ann, b. 11 May 1939, Richfield, Ut.; m. 27 May 1960, Salt Lake City, Ut., to Steven Lee Jackson. He was b. 5 Oct. 1937. He is the son of John Bryan and Velma Olive (Robison) Jackson. Patricia was bl. 2 July 1939, Richfield, Ut. 525 M-2 Stephen Gail, b. 1 Sept. 1943, Salt Lake City, Ut.
114. ELMA ALMEDA MAGLEBY4 [ Civilla Winget3,AlmedaM. Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 3 Oct. 1894, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.: bap. 28 Oct. 1902 by Christian Munk of Manti; conf. by John B. Maiben. She m. Harmon Lamar, son of John Edward and Mary E. (Swindle) Swain. He was b. in Monroe, Sevier, Ut. Elma attended Monroe schools. She has been active in the L.D.S. church and in Billings, Mont. was Pres. of the R.S. Lamar, "Tim," was an athlete during his school years in Monroe, and was usually on the winning basketball team.
Children
* 526 F-1 Ferris, b. 18 Apr. 1919, Monroe, Ut.; bl. 1 June 1919. * 527 M-2 Douglas M., b. 5 Dec. 1921,Monroe, Ut. bl. 5 Feb. 1922. * 528 M-3 Robert Tim, b. 30 Sept. 1928, Salt Lake City, Ut,; bl. 2 Dec. 1928.
115. ALMA WOODRUFF MAG LEBY4 ( Ci villa Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 29 Dec. 1895, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 23 June 1905 by Chr. Anderson; ord. S. 28 Aug. 1927 by Orson F. Whitney; m. in St. Geo. T. to Mildred, dau. of Charles and -169- Eliza (Kirkham) Crabb. She was b. 15 Nov. 1899, Lehi, Ut. bap. 5 Apr. 1906 by Lott Russon. He d. 23 May 1961, Salt Lake City, Ut. Mildred has been active in the L.D.S. church, school and civic affairs. Her family has been her dearest interest. Woodruff attended Monroe schools, B.Y.U. and U. of U. He and Mildred served a St. and a Canadian mission for the L.D.S. church. He was Pres. of Y.M.M.I.A. of Sevier St., and was a H.P. in the Las Vegas St. He was the 1st Richfield and Kanab area Dist. Grazier of the Grazing Service. He was later transferred to the eastern Ut. area at Price. In 1942 he was district manager of the Bureau of Land Management with headquarters at Las Vegas, Nev., a position he held until his death. In Jan. 1961, Mr. Magleby was given the Distinguished Service Award for outstanding work in government service the highest a ward given by the Dept. of Interior. He was the 1st Pres. of the Lamb Feeders Assn. of Southern Ut.; was also a veteran of World War I.
Children
* 529 M-1 Alma Woodruff, b. 28 Jan. 1920, Monroe, Ut. 530 M-2 Calvin Charles, b. 28 Oct. 1921, Monroe, Ut. 531 F-3 Mavis, b. 2 Jan. 1925, Monroe, Ut. 532 M-4 Hal Mark, b. 29 Jan. 1931, Salina, Ut.
Mildred Crabb (Mother)
1. Thomas Kirkham B. England
2. James Kirkham
3. George Kirkham
4. George Kirkham M. Mary Russon
5. Eliza Kirkham M. Charles Crabb
6. Mildred Crabb B. 15 Nov. 1899, Lehi, Ut.
-170- M. Alma Woodruff Magleby b. 29 Dec. 1895, Monroe, Ut. d. 23 May 1961, Salt Lake City, Ut.
116. MILTON ALPHONZO MAGLEBY4 ( Civilla Winget3, Al meda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 10 Aug. 1897, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 22 May 1906 by J. R. Olsen, M. T.; conf. by John B. Maiben, ord. Ho P. by Orson F. Whitney. Hem. 1st, 29 Nov. 1916, S.L. T., Mildred, dau. of Alma J. and Amy (Buchanan) Ence. She was b. 28 Oct. 1896, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 1 Apr. 1905 by G. W. Coons. She d. , Monroe, Ut. He m. 2nd, Edna Larsen of Richfield, Ut. Mildred was active in church and the community. She was a member of the Sevier Stake Music Comm., organist for the Sevier Co. Camp of D. U. P., a member of Monroe South Ward choir for more than 20 yrs., Stake M.I.A. chorister for 2 yrs., and coun. in M.I.A. Stake Board for 6 yrs. Milton has been active in civic and church work. He was a member of the Monroe South Ward Bishopric. Milton was a successful cattle raiser and farmer. He has many friends because of his honesty, friendliness, and humble, optomistic ideals.
Children b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 533 F-1 Pearl, b. 31 Oct. 1917 * 534 F-2 Marjorie, b. 4 Mar. 1919 * 535 M-3 Maurice Alma, b. 25 Aug. 1921 536 M-4 Richard Burke, b. 21 Sept. 1923
117. DELPHIA ELIZA MAG LEBY4 ( Ci villa Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl} b. 9 Aug. 1899, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 1 Oct. 1899 by Jos. A. Smith; bap. 27 Nov. 1907 by Charles A. Peterson; conf. by C. A. Winget. She m. Royal Stanley, son of Alfred and Elinore (Clark) Bell. He was b. 22 Nov. 1897, Milton, Tooele, Ut.; ord. E., 16 Jan. 1922 by Jas. R, Ware.
Child
* 537 M-1 Royal Burns, b. 18 Mar. 1925, Monroe, Ut.
-171- 118. LORENA MAGLEBY4 [Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and FloraC. (Gleason) Washburn1)b. 9 Feb. 1901, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 9 Feb. 1909 by Cyrus A. Winget; m. 15 Oct. 1919 M. T., to Arndell Kelch, son of A. K. and Millie (Hepler) Hansen. He was b. 12 Feb. 1899, Glenwood, Sevier, Ut., bl. 3 Apr. 1899.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
* 538 M-1 Alma Kelsch, b. 16 Jan. 1922 * 539 M-2 Robert Carvel, b. 4 May 1927
119. JOSEPH WINGET MAGLEBY4 ( Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn LI b. 26 Mar. 1903, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 27 June 1911 by John Y. Jensen, M. T.; m. 31 Aug. 1921 M. T. to Vera, dau. of Joseph Hyrum and Roscena (Jensen) Lowe. She was b. 3 Nov. 1900, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 19 Feb. 1908, by. C. A. Winget. Vera and Joe have been active in church and civic af fairs. They attended schools in Monroe. They are delightful conversationalists and have good will toward their fellow men. Vera has a rare ability for writing original poetry.
Children, b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 540 M-1 Joseph Thad, b. 11 Sept. 1922 * 541 M-2 Alma Gail, b. 22 July 1928 * 542 M-3 Donald Bud, b. 29 Apr. 1931 * 543 F-4 Carol V., b. 23 Dec. 1934
120. RUTH MAG LEBY4 [ Cevilla Winget3, Almeda M. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 15 Dec. 1905, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 15 May 1914 by Jared Nordgran. She m. 19 Apr. 1922 Syril Christian, son of Soren and Christine Marie (Sorensen) Anderson. He was b. 16 July 1898, Inverury, Sevier, Ut. Ruth d. 21 Apr. 1957, Los Angeles, Calif.; bur. in Englewood, Park Cemetery. She had lived in Calif. for 25 years.
Child
544 M-1 Richard Earl, b. 27 Nov. 1926, Salt Lake City, Ut. Dr. Richard Anderson and his family liveinGlen-
-172- dale, Calif. He was bap. 1 June 1935 by Ward H. Magleby.; conf. 9 June 1935 by JohnB. Magleby in Monroe, Ut. Dr. Anderson served with the U.S. Navy during World War II.
121. IOAN MAG LEBY4 ( Cevilla Winget3, Almeda M. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 10 Jan. 1909, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 30 June 1917 by Dr. J. Cecil Clark; conf. 1 July 1917 by Joseph H. Jensen. Shem. 5 June 1929, Monroe, Ut.; Arthur Hilmer, son of Arthur Edwin and Bertha Josephine (Anderton) Lee. He was b. 14 Jan. 1907, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 10 June 1915 by Z. N. Nielson; conf. 13 June 1915 by Heber Swindle. Arthur H. Lee is Supt. of Schools in Wayne Co., Ut.
Children, all but 1st b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 545 M-1 Henry Shephard, b. 4 June 1931, Provo, Ut. * 546 F-2 Annabell, b. 10 Oct. 1932 * 547 M-3 David Arthur, b. 23 Jan. 1934 * 548 M-4 Stephen Magleby, b. 9 July 1938 ~ 549 F-5 Josephine, b. 10 Sept. 1939; m. 17 Feb. 1962, William L. Marikas
122. NEAL S. MAGLEBY4 [ Ci villa Winget3, Almeda M. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 28 Jan. 1912,Monroe,Sevier, Ut.;bl.16May 1912 by Alma Magleby; bap. 8 Aug. 1920 by Zeraldo Nielson; ord. H.P. 1962 by Enoch Larsen, Richfield, Ut. Neal S. M. in S. L. T., Crystal, dau. of Eugene and Kisty Marie (Brown) Gray. She was b. 5 Nov. 1910, Monroe, Sevier, Ut. Crystal is an example of kindness and few are more useful and happy. She came from a family with high Christian standards. Neal is a mortician. In May 1962 he was elected Pres. of the Utah Funeral Directors and Embalmers Assn. He was mayor of Richfield and is chair. of Independence Day Inc., composed of various civic organizations, and this year they held a highly successful 3-day celebration in the Richfield area. He recently assumed the position of District Governor of the National Funeral Director1 s Association. He will direct, the activities in Utah, Calif., Ariz., N. Mex., Colo. and Hawaii. He has genuine humor and has high standards of truth and honor.
-173- Children, all but 1st b. in Richfield, Ut.
* 550 M-1 Mac Neal, b. 25 Jan. 1935, Monroe, Ut. * 551 M-2 Alma Gray, b. 27 Aug. 1938 * 552 F-3 Mary, b. 21 Apr. 1943 553 F-4 Julia Ann, b. 16 Nov. 1947
123. WARD HANMER MAGLEBY4 ( Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1J b. 11 June 1915, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 23 Dec, 1937, M. T. to Ruth Lavern, dau. of Ora Leo and Lola Lavern (Tuft) Hansen. She was b. 16 Aug. 1918, Ephriam, Sanpete, Ut. Ward and his family are highly religious. They are active in the L.D.S. church and civic groups. He is con stantly asked to speak at missionary programs. He served on a mission to Germany, was Bishop of a ward in Manti, Ut., is a member of the East Provo Stake High Council, is B.Y.U. Seminary Principal and is Assistant Director of the Seminary Training Program at B.Y.U.
Children
* 554 F-1 Marilyn, b. 20 Apr. 1939, Logan, Ut. 555 F-2 Ruth Ann, b. 1 Jan. 1946, Mt. Pleasant, Ut. 556 F-3 Diane, b. 8 Dec. 1954, Mt. Pleasant, Ut.
124. MARGARET ("MAGGIE MARGIE") WINGET4 [Parley P. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 17 Nov. 1898,Monroe,Sevier, Ut.; bap. 17 Apr. 1907 by Heber Swindle, m. 8 Dec. 1913, Richfield, Ut. to John Simeon, son of John Simeon and Mary Ellen (Crabtree) Peterson. He was b. 2 Apr. 1896, Joseph, Sevier, Ut.
Children,
557 M-1 Jay Grant, b. 14 Dec. 1914, Monroe, Ut.; m. 12 Dec. 1937 to Nola Deborah Jensen. He d. 14 Aug. 1945. * 558 F-2 Mary Marjorie, b. 15 Dec. 1929, Richfield, Ut. 559 F-3 Carol, b. 4 Mar. 1932, Marysvale, Ut.; d. 20 Nov. 1949 * 560 F-4 Janice Loraine, b. 24 Jan. 1936, Richfield, Ut. -174- 127. FONTELLA WINGET4 [Parley Winget3,AlmedaM. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 24 Apr. 1904, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 4 Aug. 1912 by Christian Anderson; conf. by C. Abraham Christiansen. She m. 1 Mar. 1924, Junction, Ut., Leslie Niles, son of Francis and Clara Emogene (Niles) Baldwin. He was b. 23 Aug. 1903, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 4 Aug. 1912. Fontella d. 18 Apr. 1960, at the Holy Cross Hospital, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bur. Monroe, Ut.
Children
561 1 Stillborn child, b. 15 May 1925, Dillon, Mont. * 562 M-2 Robert, b. 13 May 1927, Salt Lake City, Ut. 563 M-3 Max, b. 19 Dec. 1935, Monroe, Ut.
130. FRANCES DOLLY WINGET4 (Parley Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 4 Sept. 1921, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 2 Nov. 1924 by Alphonzo Winget.; bap. 27 June 1931 by Melvin Smith. Shem. Fred Hyrum Johnson.
Children
564 M-1 David, b. 13 Aug. 1940, San Diego, Calif. David served in the U.S. Army. 565 F-2 Diana, b. 25 Sept. 1944, San Diego, Calif. 566 M-3 Jerry, b. 21 Dec. 1950, Provo, Ut. 567 M-4 Don Lynn, b. 1 Sept. 1955, Provo, Ut.
131. DONNA LUELLA WINGET4 [Parley Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. lApr. 1924,Monroe,Sevier,Ut.;bl. 2 Nov. 1924 by Alphonzo Winget; bap. 5 Nov. 1932 by Smith G. Wash burn; conf. 6 Nov. 1932 by Heber C. Winget. Shem. Ber nard Goold Walmer. Bernard served in the U.S. Navy in World War II.
Children, 1st 3 b. in San Diego, Calif.
568 F-1 Patricia Ann, b. 8 Oct. 1943 569 M-2 Michael Goold, b. 6 July 1945 570 F-3 Pamela Lois, b. 30 Oct. 1947 571 F-4 Kim Sue, b. 29 May 1957, Ogden, Ut.
-175- 132. HARTLEY P. WINGET4 ( Parley Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Flora C. (Gleason) Abraham D. and Flora (Gleason) Washburnl lb. 6 Dec. 1926, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 3 Apr. 1927 by Alphonzo Winget; bap. 1 June 1935 by Ward Magleby. Hem. Jaqualine Ann, dau. of Rulon S. and Ilene (Burns) Pendelton. She was b. 14 Mar. --, Parowan, Ut. Hartley served in the U. S. Army during World War II.
Children b. in Ogden, Ut.
572 F-1 Debbie Lynn, b. 6 July 1953 573 M-2 Ricky Allen, b. 25 July 1954 574 M-3 David Wayne, b. 11 Oct. 1956
133. MARY ALMEDA WINGET4 fJ. Fredrick Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl) b. 1 Aug. 1906, Aurora, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 17 Oct. 1916 by Christian Anderson; conf. 22 Oct. 1916 by C. A. Winget; m. 1 Dec. 1926, Salt Lake City, Ut. to Harold Victor, son of James (Jens) Jergen and Helga Sophie (Hagstrom) Larsen. He was b. 25 Aug. 1900, Elsinore, Sevier, Ut.
Children
575 M-1 James Winget, b. 13 Nov. 1927, Nampa, Canyon, Ida.; m. 1 June 1957 M. T., to Lola, dau. of Peter Lundgreen and Ada Leone (Sidwell) Johnson. She was b. 9 Oct. 1933, Santaquin, Ut. * 576 F-2 Dorothy Vonne, b. 23 Oct. 1929, Elsinore, Ut.
134. IONA WINGET4 [J. Fredrick Winget3, Almeda M, Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Glea;on) Washburn1J b. 27 May 1908, Aurora, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 2 Aug. 1908 by C.M. Ivie; bap. 17 Oct. 1916 by Christian Anderson; conf. 22 Oct. 1916 by Dr. J, Cecil Clark. Shem. 7 Sept. 1927, Richfield, Ut., Bertrum B., son of Joseph B. and Caroline (Conder) Jensen. He was b. 26 Sept. 1908, Monroe, R.F.D, Ut. Iona is President of the R.S. in Monroe North Ward. Bertrum operates a coal business. They have a beautiful home and the garden and grounds are artistic and very attractive.
-176- Children
* 577 F-1 Geneal, b. 14 July 1928, Austin, Ut. * 578 F-2 Dawna Vee, b. 30 Mar. 1930, Monroe, Ut. * 579 M-3 Joseph B., b. 8 Mar. 1932, Austin, Ut. 580 M-4 Ronald B., b. 10 June 1938, Austin, Ut.
Iona Winget (mother)
1. Neviah Lewis M.. Mary Moss
2. Tarlton Lewis B. 18 May 1805, Pendelton, So. Car. M. 27 Mar. 1829, Melinda, dau. of Samuel and Elizabeth (Moore) Gimblin. b. 27 Mar. 1811, Cumberland Co., Ky. d. 5 June 1894, Richfield, Ut. D. 22 Nov. 1890, Teasdale, Wayne, Ut.
3. Beason Lewis B. 19 Feb. 1836, Charlesville, So. Car. M. 20 May 1873, Mary Magdalene, dau. of Rudolf and Mary Magdalene (Gosauer) Nazer. Rudolf was the son of Rudolf i--J and Rachel (Abegg) Nazer. Mary Magdalene Gosauer, was b. 22 Dec. 1822, Riesbach, Zurich, Switzerland; d. 3 May 1873, Monroe, Ut. b. 14 June 1853, Zurich, Allstaten, Switzerland d. 10 Apr. 1916, Monroe, Ut. D. 5 Apr. 1902, Aurora, Sevier, Ut.
4. Clara Beason Lewis B. 28 May 1886, Fish Creek, Wayne, Ut. M. 23 Feb. 1905, John Fredrick Winget b. 5 Dec. 1882, Monroe, Ut. d. 20 Jan. 1942, Elsinore, Ut.
5. Iona Winget B. 27 May 1908, Aurora, Ut. M. Bertrum B. Jensen b. 26 Sept. 1908, Monroe, R.F.D., Ut.
-177- Bertrum B. Jensen (father)
1. Christen Pedersen M. Kirstine Margrethe Jensen
2. Jens Christensen B. 19 Dec. 1790, Vor, Hjorring, Denmark M. 10 Nov. 1824, Anne Christensen, dau. of Christen Sor ensen and Anne Nielsen.
3. Peter Christian Jensen B. 11 Aug. 1836, Vor (Bitteby) Hjorring, Den. M. 1 Dec. 1859, Kristianna Nielsen, dau. of Niels Christen sen and Kirstine Marie Simonsen, who was the dau. of Simon Nielsen Banderup and Christiane Jensen. Niels was b. 22June 1806, Volstrup, Hjorring, Den.; d. 24 Nov. 1843, Den.; his par. were Christen Christensen and Anne Christensen. b. 4 Mar. 1842, Kragland, Volstrup, Den. d. 15 Nov. 1902, Elsinore, Sevier, Ut. D. 24 Sept. 1919, Elsinore, Sevier, Ut.
4. Joseph B. Jensen B. 31 Aug. 1881, Elsinore, Ut. M. 20 Nov. 1907, Caroline Conder b. 25 Mar. 1890, Monroe, Ut. d. 26 Aug. 1953, Richfield, Ut. D. 15 Dec. 1913, McGill, Nev.
5. Bertrum B. Jensen B. 26 Sept. 1908, Monroe, R.F.D., Ut. M. 7 Sept. 1927, Iona Winget b. 27 May 1908, Aurora, Sevier, Ut.
Bertrum B. Jensen (mother)
1. William Conder M. Deborah Matthews
2. Edward Conder B. 19 Nov. 1826 M. 19 Nov. 1854, Sarah, dau. of James B. and Elizabeth (Bray) Shelly.
-178- b. 14 July 1840 d. 14 Apr. 1917
3. Joseph Shelly Conder B. 17 May 1857, American Fork, Ut. M. 4 July 1881, Ellen Caroline, dau. of George Henry and Caroline (Boxall) Mills. George was b. 26 June 1836, England; m. 2 July 1854; d. 2 Apr. 1913, Joseph, Ut.: his par. were Robert Thomas and Charlotte (Coles) Mills. Caroline was b. 13 Nov. 1839, Eng.; d. 29 June 1905, Joseph, Ut.; her par. were Henry and Caroline (Hatfield) Boxall. b. 14 Oct. 1866 d. 23 Apr. 1919, Marysvale, Piute, Ut. D. 2 May 1926, Monroe, Ut.
4. Caroline Conder B. 25 Mar. 1890, Monroe, Ut. M. 20 Nov. 1907, Joseph B. Jensen b. 31 Aug. 1881, Elsinore, Ut. d. 15 Dec. 1913, McGill, Nev. D. 26 Aug. 1953, Richfield, Ut.
5. Bertrum B. Jensen M. Iona Winget
135. NELDA WINGET4 (J. FredrickWinget3,AlmedaM. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1}b. 21 Nov. 1910, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.: bap. 8 Aug. 1920 by Zeraldo Nielson, m. 21 Sept. 1928, Caldwell, Ida. to Bryant Albert, son of William Jeremiah and Elsie Leolettie (Peterson) Heki. He was b. 2Mar.1902,Marysvale, Piute, Ut.
Children
581 M-1 Bryant Eugene, b. 4 June 1929, Belvedere, Gard ens, Calif.; d. 18 Apr. 1950. * 582 F-2 Hazel Darlene, b. 16 Sept. 1930, Santa Monica, Calif. * 583 F-3 Nelda Patricia, b. 17 May 1935, West Los Angeles, Calif. * 584 F-4 Ethel, b. 13 July 1937, Red Mountain, Calif. 585 F-5 Ina Clair, b. 10 Mar. 1941, Winnemucca, Nev.
-179- 586 F-6 Barbara Ann, b. 30 June 1942, Monroe, Ut. 587 M-7 William Frederick, b. 26 Jan. 1944, Marysvale, Ut.
136. FERN WINGET4 (J. Fredrick Winget3, Almeda M. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 25 Jan. 1913, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 7 Mar. 1915 by W. A. Warnock; bap. 25 May 1922 by Leonard Williams; conf. by John B. Magleby. She m. 1st, William Ralph Van Nort wick; m. 2nd, 12 Apr. 1948, Reno, Nev.,James Riley, son of Robert Stonewall and Myrtle Lee (Clover) Camp. He was b. 23 Nov. -, Texas; d. 4Apr. 1956, Tehachapi Hospital Calif.; bur. Caliente, Calif.
Child
588 F-1 NormaGean(adoptedbyMr.Camp)b.20Jan. 1934, Los Angeles, Calif.; m. 23 June 1956j Henry Paul Wirth.
137. JOHN WINGET4 [J. Fredrick Winget3, Almeda M. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 6 Jan. 1915, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 7 Mar. 1915 by Alphonzo Winget; m. 1st, Elma Young; m. 2nd, 27 Aug. 1942, Carson City, Nev. to Louise Adeline Young, dau. of Lars Alfred and Clara Mercie (Larsen) Young. She was b. 5 Apr. 1921, Weir, Kansas. The 1st wife, Elma was the dau. of David Edwin and Hazel (Heki) Young. She was b. 6 Apr. 1920, Alunite, Piute, Ut.
Children, by 1st wife
589 M-1 John Gilbert, b. 16 Oct. 1938, West Los Angeles, Calif.; m. 14 Aug. 1956, MaryJoyceBaker. 590 M-2 David Frederick, b. 21 May 1940, Santa Monica, Calif. 591 M-3 James Alma, b. 20 Sept. 1941, Venice, Los Ang eles, Calif.
Children by 2nd wife, all but 1st b. in Auburn, Placer, Calif.
592 M-1 Lewis, b. 13 Dec. 1944; d. 13 Dec. 1944 593 F-2 Janys, b. 15 Jan. 1947
-180- 594 M-3 Gordon Wayne, b. 29 Nov. 1948 595 F-4 Linda Irene, b. 12 Sept. 1950 596 M-5 Lynn Edward, b. 30 Apr. 1955 597 F-6 Margaret Kay, b. 26 Jan. 1957
138. MAZIE BEE WINGET4(J, Fredrick Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (gleason) Wash burnlJ b. 24 Feb. 1917, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 7 Sept. 1928 by Zeraldo Nielson; conf. same day by Nephi Nielson; m. 5 May 1941, Fillmore, Ut. to Harold William son of William Henry and Mern (Kelly) Stolz. He was b. 6 Aug. 1917, Rigby, Ida.
Child
598 F-1 Dianne Marie, b. 18 Sept. 1942, Delta, Ut.
139. LEWIS WINGET4 [J. Fredrick Winget3, AlmedaM. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl lb. 6 Apr. 1919, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 19Apr. 1944, Nash ville, Davidson, Tenn. to Mable Gilliam.
Children, b. in Nashville, Tenn.
599 M-1 John Gilbert, (adopted), b. 1 Nov. 1946 600 M-2 Albert Dee (adopted), b. 23 Apr. 1952
140. ALBERT WINGET4 [ J. Fredrick Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1) b. 29 Aug. 1921, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 8 Sept. 1941, Las Vegas, Nev. to Beth Marie, dau. of Asial W. and Verona Leon (Rice) Wheadon. She was b. 9 July 1923, Magna, Salt Lake, Ut.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
601 F-1 Abbie Marie, b. 31 May 1944 602 F-2 Nancy Lee, b. 7 Aug. 1946
141. WAYNE WINGET4 [ J. Fredrick Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 4 Feb. 1924, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 22 Feb. 1958, at Kettering, Northamp., England, to Phillis Mary,
-181- dau. of John Earnest and Sally (Moss) Capp. She was b. 16 Feb. 1931, Kettering, Northamp., England.
Child
603 M-1 Donald, b. 12 Feb. 1960, Calif.
142. CLARA WINGET4 [ J. FredrickWinget3,AlmedaM. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 21 Feb. 1926,Monroe,Sevier, Ut.;m. 14Dec. 1946, Joseph Ut. , to R. George, son of George and Mary Althea (Foreman) Bradbury. He was b. 11 Oct. 1922, Joseph, Sevier, Ut.
Children
604 M-1 Robert George, b. 23 Dec. 1947, Richfield, Ut. 605 F-2 Jamie Lynn, b. 9 Sept. 1950, Salt Lake City, Ut. 606 F-3 Mary Katherine, b. 5 May 1955, Richfield, Ut. 607 M-4 Thomas Daniel, b. 29 June 1957, Provo, Ut.
Richard Bradbury (father)
1. Hezekiah Bradbury M. Agnes or Anigail Coddington
2. Hezekiah Bradbury B. 22 Apr. 1790, Pa. M. 12 Nov. 1812, Lucy, dau. of William and Margaret (Phillips) Wright. b. 21 Sept. 1790, Uniontown, Fayette, Pa. d. 27 July 1878 D. 28 Feb. 1865
3. Pliny Siculus Bradbury B. 8 May 1827, Camden, 0. M. 15 Dec. 1872, Jane, dau. of Richard and Charlotte (Skinner) Day. Richard was b. 11 Aug. 1827, Headcorn, Kent, Eng.; m. 1848; d. 9 May 1861, WoodRiver, Hall, Neb.; his par. were George Day and Sarah Honeysette. Charlotte was b. 14 Oct. 1831, Biddenden, Kent, Eng.; d. 17 Mar. 1892, Kanosh, ut.; her par. were Thomas Bartholomew Skinner and Elizabeth Monday.
-182- b. 2 Apr. 1858, Capetown, Cape of Good Hope, So. Africa d. 27 June 1927, Joseph, Ut. D. 27 Nov. 1915, Joseph, Sevier, Ut.
4. George Richard Bradbury B. 18 Jan. 1876, Kanosh, Ut. M. 18 Jan. 1906, Mary Althea Foreman b. 1 Feb. 1886, Austin, Sevier, Ut. D. 26 Mar. 1962, Richfield, Ut.
5. Richard Bradbury B. 11 Oct. 1922, Joseph, Ut. M. 14 Dec. 1946, Clara Winget b. 21 Feb. 1926, Monroe, Ut.
Richard Bradbury (mother)
1. Ephriam Foreman M. Sally or Sarah Fodria
2. Thomas Josephas Foreman B. 20 Feb. 1824, Cartevet Co., N. Car. M. 17 Aug. 1842, Eliza Frances, dau. of William and Fanny (Bell) Biggs. b. 6 July 1827, Craven Co., N. Car. d. 3 Feb. 1905, Monroe, Ut. D. 25 Sept. 1889, Monroe, Ut.
3. Nephi Foreman B. 16 Mar. 1859, Elizabethtown, Ind. M. 14 Jan. 1877, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of James Francis and Elizabeth Jane (Carter) Powell. James was b. 9 Nov. 1828, Smith. Co., Tenn.; m. 7 Mar. 18-; d. Rye Valley, Ore.; his par. were Levi Powell and Mary Elizabeth Parker. Elizabeth Jane was b. 29 Aug. 1833, Adams Co., Ill.; her par. were Ruben Milton Carter and Rachel Ann Campbell. b. 10 Feb. 1857, Provo, Ut. d. 4 Mar. 1911, Monroe, Ut. D. 3 May 1942, Monroe, Ut.
4. Mary Althea Foreman B. 1 Feb. 1886, Austin, Sevier, Ut.
-183- M. 18 Jan. 1906, George Richard Bradbury b. 18 Jan. 1876, Kanosh, Ut. d. 26 Mar. 1962, Monroe, Ut.
5. Richard Bradbury M. Clara Winget
143. CHARLES LEROY ARNOLD4 [ Maud Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 31 Dec. 1904, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 5 Mar. 1905 by Robert F. Goold, bap. and conf. 31 July 1915 by Joseph H. Jensen; m. 18 Jan. 1928 to Martha Ruby, dau. of Andrew P. and Alice (Nielson) Jensen. She was b. 28 Feb. 1906, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; bl. lApr. 1906 by W. H. Seegmiller; bap. 2 May 1914 by John L. Sevy, Jr. Charles Leroy was ord. a Pr. 23Apr. 1929by A. B. Smith.
Children,
* 608 M-1 Charles Kay, b. 18 July 1930, Richfield, Ut. * 609 F-2 Alice Charlene, b. 7 Nov. 1932, Monroe, Ut. * 610 M-3 Norris Kimball, b. 10 Jan. 1936, Monroe, Ut. 611 M-4 Jon Royce, b. 1 Aug. 1937, Richfield, Ut.: m. 4 Nov. 1958, S.L.T., Lue Ileen Devenish. She was b. 22 June 1940, Richfield, Ut. Jon served with the U.S. Army. 612 F-5 Mayre La Dawn, b. 19 Aug. 1943, Richfield, Ut.
144. IDA ALMEDA ARNOLD4 [Maud Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 17 Dec. 1906, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.: bl. 23 Dec. 1906 by Heber Swindle; bap. 31 July 1915 by Joseph H. Jensen; m. 23 Dec. 1927, M.T., to Eddie Isaac, son of Martin and Mary Jemima (Beal) Isaacson. He was b. 13 May 1905, Ephriam, Sanpete, Ut.; bap. 12 May 1914 by John C. Johnson. Eddie Isaacson was ord. a H.P. 15 Jan. 1946 by Mathew Cowely. Both he and Ida received Patriarchal Blessings 25 Oct. 1940, from Joseph Anderson. Eddie and Ida are active members of the L.D.S. church. Ida was Pres, of the R.S. while living in Salt Lake City. Both have high standards of truth, honor and justice and they are cheer ful and friendly with their neighbors. Eddie Isaacson is principal of one of the Salt Lake City schools.
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* 613 M-1 Eddie Arnold, b. 30Oct.1929,Moroni,Sanpete, Ut.
145. MAUD L. ARNOLD4 ( Maud Winget3, Almeda M. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 31 Dec. 1910, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.: bl. 2 Apr. 1911 by Alphonzo Winget; bap. 8 Aug. 1920 by Zeraldo Nielson; conf. by Cyrus A. Winget; m. 27 Sept. 1927, Richfield, Ut., to Frank Lovell, son of James Fredrick and Nellie May (Allred) Crane. He was b. 21 June 1905, Salina, Sevier, Ut. Maud L. has been active in church. She was Pres. of the R.S. in Milford, Ut.
Children
* 614 F-1 Bonnie Lee, b. 31 Dec. 1928, Salina, Ut. 615 M-2 Robert Lovell, b. 15 Feb. 1933, Salina, Ut.; m. 30 Mar. 1957, Clara Jeane Eyre. 616 F-3 Ileene Marie, b. 4 Jan. 1947, Milford, Beaver, Ut.
146. ALLIE ARNOLD4[Maud Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl}b. 23 Jan. 1913, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 1 Mar. 1913 by Alphonzo Winget; bap. 25 May 1922 by Leonard Williams; conf. 28 May 1922 by Thomas Ransom; m. to Fred Christensen.
Children
617 M-1 Fred McRay, b. 11 May 1934, Salina, Ut.; bl. 1 July 1934 by Claud Winget 618 F-2 Maud 619 M-3 Michael 620 M-4 Mark 621 F-5 Margaret Ann
147. BETH JENSEN4 [ Maud Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 8 Dec. 1918 Monroe, Sevier, Ut.;m. 1st, 16Aug.1938, Tooele, Ut. to Cody Frank Camp; m. 2nd, 5 July 1946, Ely, Nev. to Colin, son of James Watson and Evadne (Burton) Burt. He was b. 17 Nov. 1916, Salt Lake City, Ut.
-185- Child by 1st husband
* 622 F-1 Carol Ann, b. 28 Sept. 1939, Murray, Ut.
Children by 2nd husband
623 M-2 Lawrence Colin, b. 30 June 1947 624 F-3 Margaret Jill, b. 23 Mar. 1951
148. MARIE JENSEN4 [Maud Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 19 May 1920, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 22 Nov. 1939, Monroe, Ut.; to Sylvan James, son of Roy and Chrystal (Anderson) Marx. He was b. 26 June 1918, Elisinore, Sevier, Ut.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
625 M-1 James LeRoy, b. 12 Feb. 1942 626 F-2 Susan, b. 28 May 1950
149. RICHARD J. CREAMER4[MaudWinget3,AlmedaM. Wash burn 2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn 1] b. 21 July 1926, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. Ruth Janette, dau. of John B. and Ida Delilah (Hermansen) Anderton. She was b. 9 June 1928, Elsinore, Sevier, Ut. Richard served in the U.S. Navy during World War II.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
627 M-1 Patric Richard, b. 1 June 1948 628 M-2 R. Steve, b. 11 Aug. 1951 629 M-3 Matthew R., b. 9 Sept. 1957
150. REED WINGET FAUTIN [ Printha Winget, Almeda M. Washburn, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn] b. 2 Jan. 1908, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 15 Mar. 1908 by Alphonzo Winget; bap. 17 Oct. 1916 by Christian Ander son; conf. 22 Oct. 1916 byJamesR. Ware; ord. Pr. 6 Dec. 1926 by A. B. Smith; ord. E. 15 May 1932 by Albert Biggs; m. 17 Oct. 1941, Chicago, Ill., to June, dau. of Harry William and Fannie (Reiger) Gellar. She was b. 2 June 1912, Chicago, Cook, Ill. Reed attended Widsoe and Monroe schools. He grad. from S.S.H.S. in 1927. He was aBoyScout,then a Scout Leader. He was active in the church, was secy. in S.S. and Assistant -186~ Superintendent. He earned a Masters Degree from the U. of Ill. in 1938 and a Ph. D. in 1941. He was teaching part time. Dr. Fautin with others did research work in Mexico. After marriage he spent over three years in the U.S. Army, serving in Okinawa, Hawaii and Phoenix Islands. He has been teaching at the U. of Wyo. at Laramie for 11 years. In Feb. 1958 he was sent by the University to Afghanistan to be Assistant to the Dean of the College. After Dr. Fautin's return from this assignment, a letter came from Dr. Ahmad Popal, Minister of Education from the Royal Government of Afghanistan, saying "The Rector of Kabul University has consistently reported during the two years you were with the Faculty of Engineering and Agriculture in Afghanistan, that you have served with deep interest and great diligence and your memory as an in structor will be cherished by your students for years to come." In Jan. 1959, Dr. Fautin, his wife and family visited in Asia - Ceylon, Singapore, Hong Kong, Burma, Thailand, India and Taj Mahal. On the journey home they stopped in Japan and the Hawaiian Islands, then on to their home in Laramie, Wyo.
Children, last 2 b. in Laramie, Albany, Wyo.
630 F-1 Daphne Gail, b. 25 May 1946, Champaign, Cham paign, Ill. Daphne, a Senior at University H.S. in Laramie, received a letter of commendation signed by her Principal and the Pres. of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation, honoring her for her high performance on the National Merit 8cholarship Qualifying Test given last spring. Accordingtothe Oct. 12 issue of The Laramie Daily Boomerang, Dr. Willard Jones, School Principal said, "We are indeed proud of Miss Fautin, and we wholeheartedly endorse her letter of commendation~'Daphne is a very good writer and writes beautiful letters to her grandmother in Orem, Ut. 631 F-2 Donna Rae, b. 3 Dec. 1949. She is a good student. She and Daphne marched in the U. of Wyo. Home coming Parade in Oct. 1962. 632 M-3 Charles Harry, b. 6 Nov. 1953; he has good stand ards and is a good student. 151. CARROL CHRISTINA FAUTIN4 f Printha Winget3 , Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash- -187- burnl} b. 27 Jan. 191-0, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 22 June 1918 by Elmer H. Jorgensen: conf. 23 June 1918 by Geo. D. Goulding; m. 13 Apr. 1929, Richfield, Ut. (S 20 Oct. 1932,Mesa Temple)to Rulon E., sonofWilliam Henry and Henretta (Hyatt) Wells. He was b. 26 Sept. 1907, Joseph, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 1 Feb. 1908; d. lOOct. 1959, Lindon, Utah Co., Ut.: bur. 15 Oct. 1959, Pleasant Grove, Ut. Carrol is deeply religious. She was Pres. of the Pri. when she lived in Calif. She was R.S. Pres. in the Lindon Ward; Stake R.S. Pres. in the Timpanogas Stake. She has taught classes in S.S., Pri., M.I.A., R.S. and Genealogy. She was a Stake Missionary in Calif. and in Lindon, Ut. fu 1959 Carrol began working as secy. ofthe Pleasant Grove High School. Because of her sincere goodness she has friends wherever she goes. Children, last 2 b. in Provo, Ut.
* 633 M-1 Rulon Junior, b. 30 Jan. 1930, Los Angeles, Calif. bap. 4 June 1938. 634 F-2 Lila Carrol, b. 15 Nov. 1944,; bap. 18 Jan. 1953 635 F-3 Linda Doris, b. 1 Mar. 1951; bap. 8 Mar. 1959
Rulon E. Wells (father)
1. Samuel Wells M. Maxwell Kershew
2. James Kershew Wells B. 1 Aug. 1799, England M. 1819, Sarah Hobson b. 18 June 1799, Sheffield, Yorks., Eng. d. 1836, England D. 8 Aug. 1841
3. Samuel Wells B. 19 Feb. 1820, Sheffield, Yorks., Eng. M. 6 Feb. 1842, Sarah, dau. of George and Leah (Middleton) Hattersley. George was b. 1776,Sheffield,Yorks.,Eng.; m. Rotherham, Yorks., Eng.; d. 1839-40. Leah was b. 17 Feb. 1799, Sheffield, Yorks., Eng.; d. 3 Feb. 1839. b. 19 Nov. 1823, Sheffield, Yorks., Eng. d. 1 Sept. 1886, Joseph, Sevier, Ut. D. 27 Dec. 1904, Joseph, Ut.
-188- 4. William Henry Wells B. 8 Apr. 1863, Salt Lake City, Ut. M. 14 Dec. 1884, Henrietta Hyatt b. 14 Dec. 1866, Beaver, Ut. d. 5 Feb. 1939, Joseph, Ut. D. 15 June 1945, Caliente, Nev.
5. Rulon E. Wells B. 26 Sept. 1907, Joseph, Ut. M. 13 Apr. 1929, Carrol C. Fautin b. 27 Jan. 1910, Monroe, Ut. D. 10 Oct. 1959, Lindon, Ut.
Rulon E. Wells (mother)
1. Samuel Haud M. Eunice Fuller
2. Semion Fuller Haud B. 13 May 1813, Camden, Oneida, N. Y. M. 16 Mar., Lucinda, dau. of Samuel Tobert Morgan and Sarah ___ D. 20 May 1878, Beaver, Ut.
3. Martha Jane Turner Haud B. 14 Jan. 1836 M. John Smith Hyatt (Defreeze) son of Elisha Hyatt and Matilda Smith b. 12 Aug. 1832, Hudson, N. Y. d. 25 Dec. 1911, Parowan, Iron, Ut. D. 10 Dec. 1899, Joseph, Sevier, Ut.
4. Henrietta Hyatt B. 14 Dec. 1866, Beaver, Ut. M. 14 Dec. 1884, William Henry Wells b. 8 Apr. 1863, Salt Lake City, Ut. d. 15 June 1945, Caliente, Nev. D. 5 Feb. 1939, Joseph, Sevier, Ut.
5. Rulon E. Wells M. Carrol C. Fautin
153. LYLA JUNE FAUTIN4 (Printha Winget3, Almeda M. Wash burn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 7
-189- Aug. 1921, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 6 Nov. 1921 at Widsoe, Garfield, Ut.; bap.17 Aug. 1929by A.B. Smith, Monroe, Ut. conf. 18 Aug. 1929 by C. A. Winget, m. 6 Sept. 1939 S. L. T., to Hyrum Grant, son of Hyrum A. and Lois (Campbell) Butler. He was h., 10 June 1918, Oakley, Cassia, Ida. June attended schools in Monroe and Orem. She grad. from Sharon Stake Seminary in 1939, and from Lincoln H.S. She was a speaker at the graduation exercises. She has held church positions in the Crestview, Orem 14th, Geneva 5th and the Timpanogas Wards, as S.S. Secy., M.I.A. Coun. and teacher. She was Pres. of Y. L.M.I.A., Pres. of Pri. and is now M.I.A. Coun. in Orem West Stake. Hyrum Grant Butler was a S/Sgt. and served during World War II.
Children, b. in Provo, Ut.
* 636 F-1 Genie 1, b. 16 May 1941; bap. 23 Apr. 1950 637 F-2 Judy, b. 13 Apr. 1944; bap. 28 Sept. 1952 638 F-3 Barbara June, b. 18 June 1949; bap. 22 Sept. 1957 twin 639 F-4 Bonnie June, b. 18 June 1949; bap. 22 Sept. 1957 twin 640 M-5 Brent Richard, b. 4 Nov. 1951; bap. 19 Dec. 1959 641 F-6 Susan, b. 9 Mar. 1954
Hyrum Grant Butler (father)
1. John Butler M. Jane Thomas
2. William Butler B. 13 June 1816, Carmarthan, Wales M. 20 Sept. 1841, Ann, dau. of Richard and Elizabeth (Jones) Morris b. 13 June 1817, Ponteat, Carm. Wales d. 3 Apr. 1897, Esclante, Ut. D. 13 or 16 July 1894, Myrtha Tydfil, Glam., Wales
3. William Richard Butler B. 16 May 1848, Myrtha, Glamorganshire, Wales M. 30 Oct. 1868, Eliza Snow Alexander, dau. of Randolph and Myrza Nix (Alexander) Alexander. Randolph was b.
-190- 22 Mar. 1802, Union Dist., S. Car.; S. 24 Jan. 1846; d. 12 Mar. 1879, Washington, Ut.; his par. were Angus Alexander and Unity Murphy. Myrza was b. 20 Sept. 1815, Union Dist, S. Car.; d. 22 July 1880, Washington, Ut.; her par. were Johnathan Alexander and Tabitha Nix. b. 12 or 13 Dec. 1850, Big Cottonwood, Ut. d. 3 or 4 Aug. 1930, Cowley, Wyo. D. Oct. 1903, Tropic, Ut.
4. Hyrum Alexander Butler B. 1 Nov. 1884, Escalante, Ut. M. 14 Jan. 1904, Lois Ann Campbell b. 5 Feb. 1885, Virgin, Wash., Ut. D. 4 Apr. 1960, Provo, Ut.
5. Hyrum Grant Butler B. 10 June 1918, Oakley, Ida. M. 6 Sept. 1939, Lyla June Fautin b. 7 Aug. 1921, Monroe, Ut.
Hyrum Grant Butler (mother)
1. Johnathan Campbell M. Phoebe Button
2. Ezekiel Campbell B. Oct. 1801, Ridgeberry, Pa. M. abt. 1829, Betsey Elizabeth Fuller, dau. of William Fuller and Lucy. b. New York
3. Ralph Allen Campbell B. 15 Oct. 1832, Eaton, N. Y. M. 28 Dec. 1876, Susan Elizabeth, dau. of John and Sarah Ann (Johnson) Eager. John was b. 13 July 1823, Auburn, Cayuga, N. Y.; m. 1 July 1849; d. 3 Mar. 1864, Virgin, Ut.; his par. were John Thomas Eager and Lucy Buell. Sarah Ann's par. were Joel Hills Johnson and Annie Pixley Johnson. b. 11 Feb. 1860, Manti, Ut. d. 28 Sept. 1900, Tropic, Ut. D. 25 Aug. 1916, Virgin, Ut.
-191- 4. Lois Ann Campbell B. 5 Feb. 1885, Virgin, Wash., Ut. M. 14 Jan. 1904, Hyrum Ale ander Butler b. 1 Nov. 1884, Escalante, Ut. d. 4 Apr. 1960, Provo, Ut.
5. Hyrum Grant Butler M. Lyla June Fautin
154. CLIFFORD DUANE FAUTIN4 [ Printha Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn 1] b. 16 June 1923, Monroe, Sevie!', Ut.: bl. 7 Oct. 1923 by William A. Warnock; bap. 27 Nov. 1932 by Morris W. Wiscombe; conf. by Julian J. Hansen; ord. D. 6 Dec. 1936 by Orrel DeLange; ord. E. by David R. Eager; ord. Sev., June 1952 by Matthew Cowley; m. 27 Feb. 1943, Provo, Ut.; S. 27 July 1950, M. T. to Elsie Beth, dau. of John L. and Mertis (Hoover) Russel. She was b. 30 Mar. 1924, Provo, Ut.; bl. 4 May 1924. Clifford attended Monroe and Orem schools. He grad. from Seminary in 1941, from Lincoln H.S. in 1942, attended B.Y.U. Here he was one of the basketball team that went to Madison Square Garden in N.Y. representingB.Y.U. He served on an L.D.S. mission to Central Atlantic States. He has been a teacher in M.I.A., coun. in ward and stake, then Stake Supt. of M.I.A. At this time he is one of the Seven Pres. of Seventies in West Orem Stake. He and his wife are devoted to their family and church. They love their children and have a happy home.
Children (adopted)
642 M-1 Russel Duane, b. 16 Oct. 1954,SaltLakeCity, Ut.; S. to Par. 9 Feb. 1956 643 F-2 Laurel, b. 13 Dec. 1956, Houston, Texas, S. to Par. 15 Mar. 1961 644 F-3 Janis, b. 11 June 1959, Houston, Texas, S, to Par. 15 Mar. 1961.
Elsie Beth Russell (father)
1. Thomas Russell B. 6 Feb. 1831, Airdrie, Lanark, Scotland
-192- M. 15 Mar. 1852, Elizabeth Johnston b. 15 Mar. 1834, Arbridge, Scot. d. 18 Jan. 1921, Roosevelt, Ut. D. 5 Sept. 1881, Evanston, Wyo.
2. John Lynch Russell B. 28 Dec. 1852, Blackbraes, Sterling, Scotland M. 28 Apr. 1879, Marian, dau. of William and Margaret (Ellwood) Carruth. William was b. 11 Mar. 1825, Birk enhead, Scot.; m. 12 Feb. 1848; d. 3 Nov. 1864, Coal ville, Summit, Ut. Margaret was b. 7 July 1827, Pailsey, Scot.; d. 22 June 1868, Coalville, Ut. b. 28 Apr. 1859, So. Cottonwood, Ut. d. 22 Mar. 1905, Provo, Ut. D. 12 Feb. 1899, Diamondville, Ut.
3. John Lynch Russell B. 22 Mar. 1882, Almy, Uinta, Wyo. M. 23 Mar. 1910, Mertis Hoover b. 21 Mar. 1886, Provo, Ut. d. 25 May 1959, Provo, Ut.
4. Elsie Beth Russell B. 30 Mar. 1924, Provo, Ut. M. 27 Feb. 1943, Clifford D. Fautin b. 16 June 1923, Monroe, Ut.
Elsie Beth Russell (mother)
1. Abraham Hoover B. 25 June 1802, Peters Twp, Franklin, Penn. M. 8 Sept. 1831, Mary Adair b. 1 Aug. 1809, Bridgeport, Franklin, Penn. d. 26 Dec. 1889, Provo, Ut. D. 20 May 1850, St. Joseph, Ut.
2. John Whitmer Hoover B. 18 Nov. 1834, Bridgeport, Franklin, Penn. M. 23 Dec. 1855, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of John and Mary Elizabeth (More or Moor) Corsa. John d. before 1849, near Nauvoo, Ill. Mary E. More was b. 4 Mar. 1799, Norwalk, Fairfield, Conn.; d. 28 Dec. 1893, Salt Lake City, Ut.
-193- b. 30 Sept. 1839, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. d. 9 May 1920, Provo, Ut. D. 27 May 1902, Provo, Ut.
3. Mertis Hoover B. 21 Mar. 1886, Provo, Ut. M. 23 Mar. 1910, John Lynch Russell b. 22 Mar. 1882, Almy, Uinta, Wyo. D. 25 May 1959, Provo, Ut.
4. Elsie Beth Russell M. Clifford D. Fautin
155. ERMA WINGET4 [ Claudius Winget3, Almeda M. Wash burn2, Abraham D, and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 21 Mar. 1914, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. by Alphonzo Winget; bap. 25 May 1922 by Leonard Williams; conf. by Jas. R. Ware; m. 23 Nov. 1932, Richfield, Ut.; to Elmer Ferdinand, son of Niels and Hannah Marie (Jorgen sen) Nielson, He was b. 17 Nov. 1908, Elsinore, Sevier, Ut. Erma is a devoted church worker. She is modest and. gracious in her manner. Neighbors say that she truly "loves her neighbor as herself."
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
645 M-1 Elmer Niels, b. 12 Nov. 1933; d. 10 Jan. 1934 646 M-2 Niels Hartley, b. 16 June 1935; d. 12 Aug. 1939 * 647 M-3 David LeRoy, b. 4 Apr. 1938; bl. 5 June 1938 648 M-4 Ronald C., b. 14 June 1940. Ronald is now serving with our U.S. Army.
157. OTHEL C. WINGET4 [ Claudius Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1) b. 16 May 1926, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. lAug. 1926, by Claudius Winget; bap. 22 Dec. 1934 by Zeraldo Nielson; conf. same day by Claudius Winget; m. in Glen wood, Sevier, Ut. to Maurine A., dau. of Wilford L. and Buelah Elvira (Jessen) Peterson. She was b. 12 Nov. 1930, Glenwood, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 7 Dec. 1930. Othel served with the U.S. Army in World War II.
-194- Children
649 F-1 Vickie Lynn, b. 27 Apr. 1948, Richfield, Ut. 650 M-2 James Claude, b. 26 July 1950, Ephriam, Ut. 651 F-3 Peggy Lou, b. 7 Apr. 1952, Richfield, Ut.
159. WOODROW A. WINGET4 (Claudius Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 5 Sept. 1930, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 1 Nov. 1930 by Milton Magleby; m. in Marysvale, Ut. to Glenna Mae, dau. of Carl Elsworth and Hertha (Henrie) Dennis. Woodrow served with the U.S. Army during World War II.
Children
652 F-1 Debra, b. 5 Mar. 1952, Richfield, Ut. 653 M-2 Michael W., b. 25 July 1954, St. George, Ut. 654 M-3 Jeffery Lynn, b. 28 Nov. 1957, Kanab. Ut. 655 M-4 Terry Scott, b. 23 July 1961, Page, Ariz.
160. ELLA MARIE WINGET4 [Claudius Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1J b. 31 Mar. 1933, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 18 Apr. 1933 by Milton Magleby; m. 31 Mar. 1951, Monroe, Ut. to Samuel Devern, son of Samuel Littlefield and Elna (Talbot) Mecham. He was b. 24 Mar. 1922, Widsoe, Garfield, Ut. Devern served with the U.S. Navy.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
656 F-1 Linda, b. 6 Nov. 1951 657 F-2 Susan, b. 19 Jan. 1954 658 M-3 Ronald Devern, b. 23 Apr. 1955 659 F-4 Tena Marie, b. 14 Mar. 1958 660 F-5 Shauna, b. 24 June 1959 661 M-6 Golden William, b. 29 Nov. 1960 662 F-7 Jackie, b. 26 May 1962
161. CLAUDETTE WINGET4 ( Claudius Winget,3 Almeda M. Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1J b. 18 Sept. 1936, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.: m. 17 June 1953, Monroe, Ut. to Jerry LaMont, son of La Mont and Eva (Torgensen) Payne. He was b. 18 Aug. 1931, Koosh arem, Sevier, Ut.
-195- Children, b. in Salina, Sevier, Ut.
663 F-1 Deana Claudette, b. 8 Apr. 1955 664 F-2 Sherrie, b. 13 Aug. 1956 665 M-3 Craig LaMont, b. 19 Mar. 1959
162. DEE C. WINGET4 [G. Cleveland Winget,3 Almeda M. Wash burn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1) b. 23 Oct. 1912, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 2 Feb. 1913 by Alphonzo Winget; bap. 15 Sept. 1921 by Jas. R. Ware; conf. by Jesse LaVell Washburn; m. Virginia, dau. of Clarence and Lillian E (Jensen) Isabell. She was 1::i. 26 Oct. 1911, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; bap. and conf. 7 Dec. 1919 by J. Lester Ogden. Dee C. was ord. and E. 9 July 1933 by James R. Ware. He was an attorney, and practised in Richfield. He. d. 10 Mar. 1948; bur. Monroe, Ut.
Child:
666 F-1 Sally Dee
166. ELLA CLARINDA BLACK4 (Parley P. Black,3 Louisa A. Washburn,2 Abraham D, and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 22 Mar. 1903, Logandale, Clark, Nev.: m. 25 Apr. 1923, John Wesley, son of Robert Emory and Jessie Julia (Babbit) Loudon. He was b. 29 Nov. 1904.
Children:
* 667 M-1 Kenneth Wesley, b. 30 Aug. 1924, Huntington Park, Los Angeles, Calif. * 668 F-2 Marjorie Louise, b. 5 May 1931, Los Angeles, Calif. * 669 M-3 Loren Lee, b. 3 Mar. 1933, Southgate, Los Angeles, Calif. * 670 F-4 Florence Julia, b. 20 Aug. 1935, Bell. Los Angeles, Calif.
168. MILLIE PEEL4 [ Calista Black,3 Louisa A. Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn I) b. 6 June 1897, Safford, Graham, Ariz.; m. 1st 22 June 1920 to De Witt Talmadge Motes. He d. Apr. 1921, Ft. Thomas, Graham, Ariz. She m. 2nd 20 Dec. 1926 and S. 11 Nov. 1927 to Alexander Elijah, son of Elroy and Phoebe (Han-
-196- cock) Wilkins. He was b. 2 May 1902. Millie d. 11 Sept. 1949, Mesa, Maricopa, Ariz. Millie was active in church and civic work. She was a R.S. visiting teacher for many years, also a home gene alogical teacher. She had great faith, humility and love of family and fellovvman. She was greatly interested in gene alogy and temple work, and did as much as possible in her lifetime. It was her privilege to witness several miracu lous healings take place which strengthened her testimony of the church. Child by 1st husband:
* 671 F-1 Velma, b. 19 Aug. 1921, Safford, Graham, Ariz. Children by 2nd husband:
672 M-1 Alexander Herald, b. 29 Nov. 1932, Safford, Ariz. d. 23 Dec. 1933 * 673 M-2 LaVar Robert, b. 28 Sept. 1933, Safford, Ariz. * 674 M-3 Alan Royce, b. 17 Aug. 1935, Safford, Ariz. 675 F-4 Viola, b. 31 Oct. 1936, Gilbert, Maricopa, Ariz. 676 M-5 Melvin Heber, b. 12 Nov. 1938, Mesa, Ariz.; d. 7 Dec. 1938.
174. INEZ PEEL4 [Calista Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 18 Sept. 1908, Safford, Graham, Ariz.; m. 29 Jan. 1927, Safford, Ariz., (S., 9 Nov. 1927) to Rulon M. son of Ernest Guy and Selenia Verminnie (Cardon) Taylor. He was b. 25 Nov. 1900, Colonia Juarez, Chiho, Mexico. Inez has been active in the L.D.S. church. She was secy. of M.I.A. and a Pri. teacher in Layton Ward; was M.I.A. Coun., Pri. teacher, member Pri. St. Bd. and R.S. Secy. in Farmington, N. Mex. ward; and was a member of Chico ward gen. comm. for 2 yrs. Rulon and Inez own and operate a 10-acre peach orchard. He is a farmer, was a track star and basketball player for Gila Jr. C. at Thatcher, Ariz.; was one of Seven Pres. of Seventies of Gridley St. for 2 yrs., was St. Missionary 2 yrs. also Dist. Mission Pres. 2 yrs., gen comm. chair. 2 yrs. Chico ward, M.I.A. teacher and coun. Children
677 F-1 Catherine Lucille, b. 11 Jan. 1928, Mesa, Ariz.; d. 18 Feb. 1932
-197- * 678 M-2 Joseph Marvin, b. 8 July 1929, Safford, Ariz. * 679 F-3 Rinda Agnes, b. 2 Apr. 1931, Safford, Ariz. * 680 M-4 Ernest La Von, b. 23 Jan. 1933, Safford, Ariz. * 681 M-5 Clarence Reuben, b. 6 Apr. 1934, Safford, Ariz. 682 M-6 Rulon Valden, b. 25 Jan. 1938, Safford, Ariz.; is an E. in the L.D.S. church, attended college 1 yr.; is talented in vocal and pianomusic, served3 yrs. in the Army, 2 1/2 years were served in Stuttgart, Germany. He is presently waiting to return to Army service. 683 M-7 Junius Robert, b. llOct.1942,Mesa,Ariz.;isa T. in the church, was in L.D.S. Primary Hospital in S.L.C. for 1 yr. with water pressure on the brain.
175. DENNIS ROBERT PEEL4[ Calista Black3, Louisa A. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 13 Sept. 1913, Safford, Graham, Ariz.; m. 26 Feb. 1936, Mesa, Ariz. to Lucretia, dau. of Joseph Alvin and Zina Lucretia (Roseberry) Harper. She was b. 11 Oct. 1912, Miami, Gila, Ariz. Dennis and Lucretia are active in the church, do gen ealogy work, are gracious, kind and helpful in all situations and are loved by friends and neighbors. Four of the children grad. from H.S. and five from seminary.
Children b. in Mesa, Maricopa, Ariz.
684 M-1 Dennis Arvid, b. 23 May 1937, filled an L.D.S. mission to S. States, 1957-1959. He is in govt. service at Ft. Hood, Texas. 685 F-2 La Vena, b. 13 June 1940 686 F-3 Janell, b. 23 Nov. 1941, twin 687 F-4 Janett, b. 23 Nov. 1941, twin 688 F-5 Lois, b. 11 June 1943 689 M-6 Robert Alvin, b. 9 May 1945
176. CLARINDA ANN WEBB4 [ Etta Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 22 Feb. 1901, Mt. Carmel, Ut.; m. Harold son of Robert Newton and Clydabell (Jordan) Brumet. He was b. 2 Dec. 1896, North Platt, Neb. Harold is a successful farmer.
-198- Children - all but Elizabeth, b. at Emmett, Ida.
* 690 F-1 Georgene, b. 2 July 1921 * 691 M-2 Donald, b. 24 Nov. 1924 * 692 F-3 Elizabeth ("Beth"), b. 3 Sept. 1926, Stony Plain, Alberta, Canada * 693 M-4 Robert N., b. 21 Sept. 1927 * 694 M-5 Jerry, b. 30 Sept. 1929 * 695 F-6 Jayne, b. 15 June 1934, twin * 696 M-7 Jim, b. 15 June 1934, twin
177. BEULAH ELIZABETH WEBB4 [Etta Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 16 Nov. 1902, Emmett, Ida.; m. in 1929 John Howard Pine. He was b. 8 Sept. 1905, Idaho Falls, Ida. Beulah and family live near her mother. They are kind and helpful to her mother. Beulah is loved for her good ness by her family and neighbors. They adopted an American baby boy in 1940, Ronald John Pine, b. Emmett, Idaho.
Children, b. Emmett, Ida.
697 F-1 Elizabeth, b. 9 Apr. 1936, d. at birth * 678 M-2 James Ronald, b. 30 Aug. 1940 699 M-3 Ronald John (adopted in 1940)
178. LULA LOUISE WEBB4 [E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn 1] b. 3 Aug. 1904, Emmett, Ida.; m. 15 Feb. 1926, Harley John Gardner. He was b. 15 Apr. 1905.
Children b. in Emmett, Ida.
* 700 M-1 Phillip John, b. 13 Sept. 1935 * 701 F-2 Charlene, b. 4 July 1939
179. VERA ELLEN WEBB4 [E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 15 July 1906, Emmett, Ida.; m. 1st, 1924, Niel Tuiligar. He was b. 21 Aug. 1904; div.; m. 2nd, 1928, Clarence Sanger who was b. 15 Apr. 1894; div. She m. 3rd., Walter F. Dilkes, who had three children, by a former wife who had died. He was b. 4 May 1908.
-199- Child, by 1st husband, b. Emmett, Ida.
* 702 M-1 Jack, b. 21 Sept. 1925
Child by 2nd husband, b. Emmett, Ida.
* 703 F-1 Jane, b. 1 Jan. 1930
Children of Walter Dilkes, by a former marriage, b. in Boise, Ida.
704 F-1 Faye, b. 30 July 1929; m. George Jones, and have 2 ch. - Dennis and Sherrie 705 M-2 Walter Eugene, b. 13 Aug. 1930; m. Sharon--. They have 4 children. 706 F-3 Ellen, b. 11 Aug. 1931; m. Ted Kasperhok. They have 3 ch., 1 boy, 2 girls.
180. WILLIS ANDREW WEBB4 ( E. Clarinda Black,3LouisaA. Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn,l] b. 6 Oct. 1909, Emmett, Ida.; m. in 1928, Nona Boden, who was b. 24 May 1909. He was an E. in the L.D.S. church. He d. 22 Sept. 1949 Nampa, Ida. and was buried in Emmett, Ida.
Children:
* 707 M-1 Verl b. 13 Feb. 1929, Emmett, Ida. * 708 F-2 Betty Lue, b. 23 Apr. 1935, Rupert, Ida.
181. MILDRED CEVILLA WEBB4 [E. Clarinda Black,3 Louisa A. Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 29 Dec. 1912, Safford, Ariz; M. 1934, Harold Basterder. He was b. 13 Nov. 1900.
Children:
* 709 M-1 Harold("Hal"),b.20May1935,Sacramento,Calif. 710 F-2 Janet ("Jan"), b. 27 Mar. 1939, Emmett, Ida. m. Mar. 1960, Gene Tracy.
182. LLOYD LEWIS WEBB4 [E. Clarinda Black,3 Louisa A. Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 15 Nov. 1916, Emmett, Ida.; m. in 1940 Irene Kimery. She was b. 27 Mar. 1921.
-200- Lloyd is a man of good standards and a D. in the L.D.S. Church.
Child:
711 F-1 Sharon M., b. 19 July 1941, Nampa, Ida.; m. 28 Feb. 1960, Melba, Ida. to Bruce, son of Everett Clyde and Verda Elva (Swan) Gylruth.
183. MARION EDWARD WEBB4 [E. Clarinda Black,3 Louisa A. Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1 J b. 8 June 1918, Emmett, Ida.; m. Nov. 1941, to Jaunita Montgomery. She was born 16 May 1918. Marion is a D. in the L.D.S. church, is honest and fair and lives the Golden Rule.
No children by this marriage. The wife had a son by a former marriage:
712 M-1 James Ronald Hays b. 3 Apr. 1943, San Francisco, Calif.
184. KIETH WARREN WEBB4 (E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 22 July 1924, Emmett, Ida.; m, 14 Feb, 1942, to Cleo Hull, who was b. 4 Apr. 1922, Peck, Ida. Kieth is a farmer and is honest and dependable. He is a D. in the L.D.S. church.
Children:
713 M-1 John Willis, b. 13 May, 1947, Emmett, Ida. 714 M-2 Rickey Warren, b. 16 Feb. 1950, Nampa, Ida.
185. ROY EDWARD BLACK4 [Edward W. Black,3 Louisa A. Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl ] b. 11 Oct. 1906, Hubbard, Graham, Ariz.; m. 24 May 1933, Mesa T., to Irene, dau. of Alma D. and Maude Lucinde (McDonald) LeBaron. She was b. 17 Feb. 1912 Pima, Graham, Ariz. Roy and family live in Fort Thomas, Ariz. He is cus todian of the school house and part time farmer. This fam ily has good standards and is an example in Christian living.
-201- Children:
715 M-1 Roy Lynn, b. 10 Aug.1936,Mesa,Maricopa,Ariz.; m. Lois Krouse. 716 M-2 Lloyd LeBaron, b. 5 Dec. 1937, Colonia Dublan, Chickercho, Mexico. * 717 F-3 Fern, b. 13 July 1939, Geronimo, Graham, Ariz. 718 M-4 Glen William, b. 3 Oct. 1948, Safford, Graham, Ariz.
186. EARL W. BLACK4 [ Edward W. Black3, Louisa A. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 19 Sept. 1908, Geronomo, Graham, Ariz.; m. 16 Feb. 1933, Mesa T., to Helen Ann, dau. of Asa and Mary (Brew er) Packer. She was b. 22 Oct. 1910, Fort Apache, Ariz. Earl and his family are farmers. His son Gerald and family live in the same community and work with his folks. They are people of fine Christian principles.
Children:
* 719 F-1 Bonnie b. 8 Oct. 1933, Geronimo, Ariz. * 720 M-2 Gerald Earl, b. 22 Dec. 1937, Geronimo, Ariz. 721 M-3 Kieth W., b. 20 Mar. 1945, Safford,Graham, Ariz.
187. LEWIS REX BLACK4 (EdwardW. Black3, Louisa A. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 31 Jan. 1911, Geronfmo, Graham, Ariz.; m. 19 May, 1932, Mesa T., to Lorna, dau. of Lorenzo John and Mary (Eager) Brown. She was b. 29 June 1915, Fort Thomas, Graham, Ariz. Mr. Black and family are operators of a very modern dairy in Fort Thomas, Ariz. They also have a farm.
Children:
* 722 M-1 Lewis Edward, b. 9 Dec. 1933, Geronimo, Ariz. 723 F-2 Belva, b. 27 Apr. 1936, Fort Thomas, Ariz.; m. 29 Mar. 1955, Henry Jesse Marble. * 724 F-3 Sherill, b. 7 May 1939, Fort Thomas, Ariz. 725 M-4 Ellis Rex, b. 12 Nov. 1941, Geronimo, Ariz. He is now serving on an L.D.S. mission to the Southern States. 726 M-5 Stephen John, b. 2 Mar. 1946, Geronimo, Ariz.
-202- 727 M-6 Spencer Eugene, b. 21 Mar. 1950, Safford, Ariz. 728 F-7 Edith, b. 5 Nov. 1952, Safford, Ariz.
188. FERN BLACK4 [ Edward W. Black3, Louisa A. Wash burn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 13 June 1913, Geronimo, Graham, Ariz.; m. 10 Nov. 1932, Idis Felton, son of Zeb. Watson and Ellen Teletha (Washburn) Maroney. He was b. 20 Dec. 1903, Meigs, Ga. Idi s and Fern own and operate a Variety Store in Phoenix. Fern has been very kind and helpful in gathering informa tion for this book.
Children:
* 729 M-1 Idis Edward, b. 10 Feb. 1934, Geronimo, Ariz. 730 M-2 Jack Wayne, b. 22 Jan. 1947, Phoenix, Ariz.
Idis Felton Maroney (father)
1. Sally -- M. -- Maroney
2. Zeb Watson Maroney B. 12 Jan. 1872, Mize, Ga. M. 15 Nov. 1899, Ellen Teletha Washburn D. 12 Oct. 1912, Commerce, Ga.
3. Idis Felton Maroney B. 20 Dec. 1903, Mize, Ga. M. 11 Nov. 1931, Fern Black
Idis Felton Maroney (mother)
1. David Washburn
2. Joshua Hogan Washburn B. 17 Oct. 1845 M. Sarah Evelyn, dau. of William Riley and Temple (Ed wards) Smith. b. 25 Apr. 1859 d. 21 Aug. 1939, Tempe, Ariz.
-203- 3. Ellen Teletha Washburn B. 5 May 1885 M. 15 Nov. 1899, Zeb. Watson Maroney b. 12 Jan. 1872, Meigs, Ga. d. 12 Oct. 1912, Commerce, Ga.
4. Idis Felton Maroney M. Fern Black
189. NINA BLACK4[Edward W. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 25 Aug. 1916, Geronimo, Graham, Ariz.; m. 9 Apr. 1934, l-,ewis Merl. son of Edgar Hamblin and Lucy (Allen) Chesley. He was b. 9 Dec. 1910, Geronimo, Ariz. Lewis Merl has worked 20 years with the Mountain States Telephone Co. Nina is active in the L.D.S. church and is ward organist.
Children:
731 F-1 Beth, b. 9 Nov. 1935, Geronimo, Ariz.; m. Jim Hugh Moon. 732 M-2 John N., b. 17 Mar. 1943, Tempe, Maricopa, Ariz. John is now serving on an L.D.S. mission in Old Mexico. 733 F-3 Lola Nell, b. 5 Mar. 1950, Phoenix, Maricopa, Ariz.
190. GENEVIE BLACK4 [ Edward W. Black3, Louisa A. Wash . burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 24 Aug. 1919, Geronimo, Graham, Ariz.; m. 12 June 1936, Mesa T., to Joy, dau. of Eugene and Pearl (Woods) Curtis. He was b. 5 June 1917, Ashurst, Graham, Ariz. Joy and Genevie live in Fort Thomas, Ariz. They are active church members. Joy served as Bishop ofthe Fort Thomas ward. He is a carpenter contractor.
Children:
* 734 F-1 Pearl, b. 23 Sept. 1937, San Fernando, Calif. 735 M-2 Jimmie Ray, b. 12 Mar. 1941, Geronimo, Ariz. 736 M-3 Charles Joy, b. 24 Dec. 1946, Safford, Ariz.
-204- 191. NELLIE MAE BLACK4 [Edward W. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 30 May 1927, Geronimo, Graham, Ariz.; m. 27 Aug. 1947, Mesa T., to Max Sharon, son of Elmer J. and Lala (Daley) Blazzard. He was b. l0Mar. 1925, Thatcher, Graham, Ariz. Max and Mae live in St. George, Ut. at present. Max is an Arizona Highway Engineer, building the new road from Glen Canyon Dam to the Ariz. line.
Children:
737 F-1 Sharon Mae, b. 1 July 1948, Marenci, Ariz. 738 M-2 Dave Max, b. 1 Oct. 1951, Marenci, Ariz. 739 M-3 Kenneth Edward, b. 27 Sept. 1954, Safford, Ariz. 740 F-4 Sandra, b. 1 May 1958, Bisbee, Ariz.
192. CARL EUGENE MULLENAUX4 [ Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 26 Aug. 1905, Safford, Graham, Ariz.; m. 12 July 1929, Fern Irene Byers.
Children b. in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles Co., Calif.
741 M-1 John Thomas, b. 13 Feb. 1943 742 M-2 Ronald Eugene, b. 6 Feb. 1945.
193. NETTIE MAE MULLENAUX4 [Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washhu.rn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 3 Nov. 1906, Safford, Graham,Ariz.;m. 23 Aug. 1922, Hollis Norton. He was b. 21 Dec. 1903.
Children:
* 743 M-1 Melvin Clyde, b. 21 Dec. 1923 * 744 M-2 Delbert Hollis, b. 9 Nov. 1926 * 745 M-3 Eddie Lee, b. 27 Nov. 1931, Monterey Park, Calif.
194. VELMA IRENE MULLENAUX4 [ Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 16 Feb. 1908, Safford, Graham, Ariz.; m. 17 June 1923, John J. Sullivan.
-205~ Children:
* 746 F-1 Betty Jean, b. 5 Nov. 1924, Monterey Park, Calif. * 747 M-2 Michael John, b. 23 Apr. 1926, Glendale, Calif. * 748 F-3 Delores Maurine, b. 29 Feb. 1928,Glendale, Calif.
196. LLOYD ERVIN MULLENAUX4 [ Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 28 Jan. 1911, Emmet, Canyon, Ida.; m. 21 Nov. 1929 Glenda Irene, dau. of Rufus and Mary Ann (Hogan) Tyler. She was b. 19 May 1913, Ark. This was her 2nd marriage.
Children
* 749 F-1 Gayle Dawn, b. 17 Mar. 1933 * 750 M-2 Gary Eugene, b. 16 June 1936, Cedar City, Iron, Ut.
197. EDITH LARUE MULLENAUX4 [Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 18 Oct. 1915, Geronimo, Graham, Ariz.; m. 1st, 25 June 1932, John Richard, son of Eugene and Alice (Dowdge) Kennedy. He was b. 8 Feb. 1906; div. She m. 2nd, 14 May 1938, Arthur Henry, son of Henry Arthur Behrendt. He was b. 24 July 1908; later div. She m. 3rd, 6 Feb. 1946, Charles Edward Chasteen.
Child by 2nd husband
751 M-1 Gary Paul, b. 1 Mar. 1944
198. WESLEY DELL MULLENAUX4 [ Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 7 July 1919, Safford, Graham, Ariz.;m. 16 Dec. 1939, Mary E. Binford.
Children
752 M-1 Lee Brandt, b. 3 Oct. 1941, San Gabriel, Calif. 753 F-2 Dee Ann, b. 22 Sept. 1946, Alhambra, Calif.
199. REBA LEE MULLENAux4 [ Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 14 Aug. 1921, Geronimo, Graham, Ariz.: m.
-206- 17 Mar. 1939, Richard H. Armstrong. He was b. 12 June 1912, Sweetwater, Tex. Div.
Children, b. in Los Angeles, Calif.
754 M-1 Kenneth Wayne, b. 12 June 1940 ; m. 6 Sept. 1960, Rudy Riche 755 F-2 Sharen Adele, b. 14 Jan. 1942; m. 13 Aug. 1960, Wayne Ornoldo 756 F-3 Linda Lee, b. 24 Feb. 1944
200. BONNIE FAY MULLENAux4 [ Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 29 Apr. 1925, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Calif.; m. 9 May 1943 Bernis E. Presho.
Children b. in Los Angeles, Calif.
757 F-1 Lynn Renee, b. 11 Feb. 1944 758 M-2 Bernie Ray, b. 18 Mar. 1946 759 F-3 Dale Ann, b. 16 Nov. 1949
201. SARAH OPAL T ALLEY4 [ Ella C. Black3, Louisa A. Wash burn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 22 July 1906, Safford, Graham, Ariz.; m. 15 Jan. 1925, John Albert, son of Albert Chesley. He was b. 8 Apr. 1888.
Children b. in Safford, Graham, Ariz.
760 F-1 Jane Ella, b. 5 Feb. 1926 761 F-2 Velda Illene, b. 11 June 1928 762 M-3 ReDale A., b. 8 Feb. 1930
202. CORBETT TALLEY4 [ Ella C. Black3, Louisa A. Wash burn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 13 Nov. 1908, Safford, Graham, Ariz.; m. 24 Dec. 1929, Thatcher, Ariz. to Genevieve, dau. of Capias Nathaniel and Ann Selenah (Elmer) Motes. She was b. 3 Sept 1912 Ft. Thomas, Graham, Ariz.
Children b. in Thatcher, Ariz.
* 763 M-1 Larry K., b. 20 Apr. 1932 * 764 F-2 Erma Darlene, b. 30 Oct. 1934
-207- 204, ETHEL JANE TALLEY4[ Ella C. Black3, Louisa A. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl)b. 27 July 1913, Safford, Graham, Ariz.; m. 5 July 1930, Saf ford, Ariz. to Don Carlos, son of Edward Lind and Maud (Shurtz) Adams. He was b. 2 Nov. 1909, Central, Graham, Ariz.
Children
765 F-1 Trelva Lou, b. 28 Apr. 1933, Safford, Ariz., m. 5 May 1954, Russel Seth, son of Walter and Edna (Saylou) Welch. He was b. 25 Nov. 1934, Lancaster, Calif. * 766 F-2 Marva Lynn, b. 16 June 1935, Puma, Ariz.
206. JANIS L. TALLEY4 [EllaC.Black3,LouisaA. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1]b. 15 Feb. 1926, Safford, Graham, Ariz.: m. in Safford,Ariz.to Joan Othelia, dau. of Clarence L. and Dorothy Emily (Berryhill) Goodman. She was b. 2 Oct. 1929, Safford, Ariz. Children b. in Safford, Graham, Ariz.
767 M-1 Jan Stephen, b. 11 July 1948 768 F-2 Adrian, b. 27 Sept. 1951 769 M-3 Van Houston, b. 1 July 1955
209. JACQUELINE BLACK4 [Junius E. Black3, Louisa A. Wash burn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl \ b. 18 Aug. 1927, San Diego, San Diego, Calif.; m. 1st, 3 Sept. 1944, San Francisco, Calif. to J. T. Privett. He was b. 23 Dec. 1922, Graham, Texas. Shem. 2nd, 31 Dec. 1958, Lee Andrew, son of Charles Hartford and Ivy Blanch ( Flick) Smith.
Children by 1st husband, b. Escondido, Calif.
770 M-1 Steven Michel, b. 23 Apr. 1945 771 F-2 Merrie Jo, b. 10 Oct. 1951 772 M-3 Terolyn Tracy, b. 17 Sept. 1955
210. WINIFRED BLACK4 [Junius E. Black3, Louisa A. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 10 July 1930, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Calif.; m. 1st 17 Mar. 1947, William Hunter. (div.) Child later adopted
-208- by 2nd husband. She m. 2nd, 7 May 1949, Lane Leroy, son of Victor James and Melora (Norton) Cofed. He was b. 9 Aug. 1927, Alden, Minn.
Child by 1st husband
773 M-1 Danny Lee (Hunter) Cofed, b. 10 Jan. 1948. Escon dido, Calif. (adopted by Lane Leroy Cofed)
Children by 2nd husband, b. Escondido, Calif.
774 F-1 Victora Lynn, b. 11 Oct. 1951 775 M-2 Donald Lane, b. 11 Apr. 1956
211. WILLIAM HOLMES BLACK4 [ Junius E. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl lb. 25 Feb. 1933, San Diego, Calif.; m. 20 Jan. 1954, Aneta Reiber (div.) William Holmes Black enlisted in the U.S.A. F. 19 June 1950 and served 4years. He went to Korea in 1952 and was there for 12 months during the war.
Child
776 F-1 Sharon, b. 5 May 1955, San Diego, Calif.
212. JUNIUS WASHBURN BLACK4 ( Junius E. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Fiora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl) b. 9 June 1936, San Diego, San Diego, Calif.; m. 11 June 1960, Los Angeles T., to Irene Macauley, dau. of Hugh Hoggan and Patricia Mary (Macauley) Cottrell. She was b. 15 Nov. 1935, San Diego, Calif. Irene and Junius are active in the L.D.S. church. He is an E. and served in the Spanish American Mission from Oct. 1956 to 1959. He enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps in June 1954 and served 2 years.
Child
777 M-1 Steven Rey, b. 6 Nov. 1961
214. DOROTHY BIORN BLACK4 [ Junius E. Black, 3 Louisa A. Washburn,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 23 Oct. 1915, Glenwood Springs, Colo.; m. 1st
-209- George Smith (div.); m. 2nd Aug. 1941, Frank Michel, son of Joseph Paul and Margaret (Hinez) Graff. He was b. 12 Dec. 1915, Iowa.
Child by 1st husband:
* 778 F-1 Belva Louise, b. 19 Apr. 1933
Children by 2nd husband:
779 M-1 Karl Patric, b. 25 Oct. 1946, San Francisco, Calif. 780 F-2 Judy Patricia, b. 21 May 1949, Escondido, Calif.
215. BERNADINE MYRTLE (BIORN) BLACK4 [ Junius E. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ] b. 24 Aug. 1917, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Calif.; m. Elvin Joseph, son of John Joseph and Josephine Wilhelamina (Zwonechek) Kudlacek. He was b. 15 Oct. 1915, Wilber, Neb.
Children:
782 F-1 Terry Ann, b. 21 May 1943, Longview, Cowlitz, Wash. 782 M-2 Michel Joseph, b. 24 July 1945, San Francisco, Calif.
218. ROLAND WALTER ROBINSON4 [Anna Clarinda Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ] b. 12 Jan. 1897, Monroe, Ut.; bl. 7 Feb. 1897 by C. P. Christiansen; bap. 9 Sept. 1906 by Alphonzo Win get; conf. by Hyrum S. Washburn; m. 1st 2 Dec. 1912, Richfield, Ut., to Lilly Theresa Nielson; m. 2nd 29 Mar. 1916, Vancouver, Wash. to Katherine, dau. of Henry and Marie Dorthy (Goodman) Horst. She was b. 2 Feb. 1892 in Germany and chr. a Lutheran in Lincoln, Neb.
Child by 1st wife:
* 783 F-1 Ronelda Marie, b. 10 Sept. 1913, Elsinore, bl. 7 Dec. 1913 by Henry Kotter
-210- Children by 2nd wife:
* 784 M-2 Ralph Vernon, b. 30 Jan. 1917, Vancouver, Wash. * 785 M-3 Stanley Roland, b. 8 June 1920, Holridge, Neb. * 786 M-4 Darrell Washburn, b. 28 Jan. 1925, Portland, Ore. * 787 F-5 Beverly Jean, b. 16 July 1930, Portland, Ore.
219. WALTER FAY ROBINSON4 [Anna Clarinda Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 19 Apr. 1900, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 7 Mar. 1910, Monroe, Ut. He m. 12 Jan. 1920 in Portland, Ore., Ina Myrtle, dau. of Calvin M. and Nellie Marie (Van Ortwick) Mafford. She was b. 14 Feb. 1904, Wheatland, Wyo. Walter Fay d. 5 Sept. 1961 at Grangeville, Ida.
Children:
788 F-1 Margarite Virginia, b. 16 Mar. 1922, Portland, Ore. d. 5 Apr. 1923. * 789 F-2 Betty Jane, b. 28 Feb. 1924, Portland, Ore. 790 F-3 Fay Ona, b. 7 June 1925, Portland, Ore. d. 20 June 1928. 791 M-4 Jackie Lavelle, b. 1927, Oregon City, Ore. d. 16 July 1928 792 F-5 Clara Jessie, b. 15 Apr. 1933, Centralia, Wash. * 793 F-6 Kay Marie, b. 20 Oct. 1937, Blackfoot, Ida. 794 F-7 Nickola Lee, b. 1 Oct. 1941, Ferdinand, Ida. 795 M-8 Fay Walter Jr. b. 4 Dec. 1942, Ferdinand, Ida. 796 M-9 Robert Norbert, b. 28 Jan. 1945, Cottonwood, Ida. 797 F-10 Sandra Lou, b. 26 Feb. 1946, Ferdinand, Ida.
220. LLOYD ROBINSON4 [Anna Clarinda Washburn3, Hyrum S. 3, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ] b. Jan. 1902, Monroe, Ut. bap. 7 Mar. 1910, Monroe, Ut.; m. 1st 26 June 1920, Vancouver, Wash. Emma, dau. of August and Emily (Salinsky) Pedee. She was b. 2 Oct. 1902. He m. 2nd, but unable to obtain her name.
Children: * 798 F-1 Beatrice Bertha, b. 31 Mar. 1921, Monroe, Ut. * 799 M-2 Lee Emmett, b. 27 July 1922, Portland, Ore. Through adoption Lee Emmett Robinson is now Emmett Robert Nelson. Adoption was through
-211- Lewis Co. Courts in Chehalis, Wash. in Nov. 1936. * 800 F-3 Margaret Amelia, b. 14 Dec. 1927, Frances, Wash.
221. HYRUM EDWARD TANNER4 r Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 9 Oct 1897, Monroe, Ut.; m. 19 Nov. 1914, S. 19 May 1959 M. T. to Ethel Lorean, dau. of Levi Alderman and Lucinda Elvira (Hyatt) Hunt. She was b. 13 July 1896, Beaver, Ut. Hyrum is active in the L.D.S. church and has been teach er of the Elders Quorum for three years.
Children:
801 F-1 Iola b. 19 Oct. 1915, Delta, Ut. bap. 5 July 1925 m. 1st 29 Sept. 1951, Arnold Lindsey Caffall. He d. Shem. 2nd Albert Franklin Hale. * 802 F-2 Utahna, b. 18 Mar. 1917, Richfield, Ut. * 803 F-3 Geraldine, b. 26 June 1918, Delta, Ut. 804 F-4 Naomi, b. 15 Oct. 1919, Delta, Ut.; d. 15 Nov. 1926 S. to P. 19 May 1959 * 805 F-5 Paloma, b. 26 April 1922, Delta, Ut. * 806 F-6 Geneva, b. 30 May 1923, Delta, Ut. * 807 M-7 Edward H., b. 2 Feb. 1925, Loa, Wayne Co., Ut. * 808 M-8 Morlan H., b. 24 Apr. 1926, Fremont, Wayne, Ut. * 809 M-9 Craig W. b. 30 Aug. 1930, Duchesne, Ut. 810 M-10 Elvin R. b. 28 Mar. 1933, Roosevelt, Ut. m. 4 Dec. 1957 (S. 19 May, 1959) to Josephine Elizabeth Garro sen.
222. CAROLINE PEARL TANNER4 [Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ]b. 22 Oct. 1899, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 23 July 1917, Delta, Ut., S. 31 May 1957, to John Moroni, son of John Henry and Allie (Young) Taylor. He was b. 28 June 1897, Fremont Wayne, Ut. Moroni J. Taylor was secy. for the Elders Quo. for sev eral years. Because of the illness of his wife he was re leased to care for her. He was a farmer and worked very hard. He was run over by a tractor, suffering fractured pelvic bones, from which he was unable to do hard work any more. He. d. 20 Oct. 1957, Talmage, Duchesne, Ut.: bur. 24 Oct. 1957, Duchesne, Ut. Caroline Pearl d. 24 June 1958, Duchesne; bur. 28 June 1958, Duchesne, Ut.
-212- Children, S. to par 31 May 1957 in Temple
811 M-1 Parley Tanner, b. 27 Feb. 1918, Delta, Ut.; d. 27 Feb. 1918 812 F-2 Geneva Pearl, b. 28 Dec. 1918, Delta, Ut.; d. 28 Dec. 1918 813 M-3 J. Dwight, b. 3 Aug. 1920, Delta, Ut.; bap. 27 Feb. 1932 (proxy) d. 16 Nov. 1928 * 814 F-4 Carrie, b. 10 Aug. 1922, Delta, Ut. * 815 M-5 Merril J., b. 15 Sept. 1924, Hinkley, Ut. d. 29 June, 1962 816 F-6 Eva, b. 30 Dec. 1927, Delta, Ut.; d. 17 Oct. 1928 * 817 M-7 Neldon J., b. 23 Mar. 1929, Duchesne, Ut. * 818 M-8 Shelby D., b. 6 June 1930, Duchesne, Ut. * 819 M-9 Preston Moroni, b. 14 Jan. 1933, Duchesne, Ut. * 820 F-10 Coleene V., b. 1 Apr. 1934, Bridgeland, Ut. * 821 F-11 Allie Codeele, b. 19 June 1935, Bridgeland, Ut. * 822 M-12 Elmo Eugene, b. 15 May 1939, Duchesne, Ut.
'223. MARY EMILY TANNER4[ Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 16 Oct. 1901, Fremont, Wayne Co., Ut.; m. 23 July 1917, Fillmore, Millard, Co., Ut. to Parley Kimball Jensen. He was b. 10 June 1894, Mayfield, Sanpete Co., Ut. Mary Emily died before 1946-47.
Children:
823 M-1 Howard LaVell, b. 8 Aug. 1921, Hinkley, Ut.; d. 25 May 1930 * 824 F-2 Kathleen Hazel, b. 22 Sept. 1923, Gunnison, Ut. * 825 F-3 Maxine, b. 13 Apr. 1925, Gunnison, Ut. * 826 F-4 LaVerne, b. 27 Feb. 1927, Delta, Ut. * 827 F-5 Violet, b. 16 Mar. 1928, Delta, Ut. * 828 F6 Donna Rae, b. 24 Jan. 1931, Delta, Ut. 829 F-7 Doris Kathryn, b; 26 Mar. 1932, Delta, Ut.; d. 22 Apr. 1934, Delta, Ut. 830 F-8 Emily, b. 31 Aug. 1939, Salt Lake City, Ut. After the death of her mother, Emily was adopted, in 1946 or 4 7 by Mr. and Mrs. George Rober st.
225. PARLEY ZOLAND TANNER4 [ Ida Geneva Washburn3, Hyrum s. 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 8 Sept. 1905, Brooklyn, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 6 Sept. 1914; m. 18 May 1925, Mesquite, Nev. to Delilah, dau. of -213- Will and Parlee (Church) Potter. He d. 22 Jan. 1926, Delta, Millard, Ut.
Child:
* 831 M-1 Zoland Elmo, b. 16 Mar. 1926, St. George, Ut.
226. RULA TANNER4 [ Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl ]b. 1 Sept. 1907, Brooklyn, Sevier, Ut.; m. 24 Dec. 1923, Fillmore, Ut.; to William Lougy, son of James Adam Spears and Isabell (Lougy) Smith. He was b. 11 Aug. 1899, Tooele, Ut.
Children
* 832 M-1 Edward W., b. 18 Oct. 1924, Delta, Ut. * 833 F-2 Anvalera Bell, b. 14 May 1926, Delta, Ut. 834 M-3 Max, b. 21 Aug. 1930, Duchesne, Ut.; d. 21 Aug. 1930 835 F-4 Wilma Luella, b. 16 Sept. 1933, Duchesne, Ut.; d. 5 Nov. 1933 * 836 F-5 LaJean, b. 6 June 1935, Duchesne, Ut. 837 M-6 William Russell, b. 21 July 1944, Duchesne, Ut. d. 23 July 1944
227. LALA TANNER4 [ Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 28 June 1909, Brooklyn, Sevier, Ut.; m. in 1924, Holden, Ut. to Archie Daniel, son of Andrew Joshua and Luella Dram lett (Murry) Groft. He was b. 25 Apr. 1902, WaKeeney, Kan.
Child
* 838 M-1 Archie Daniel, b. 9 Apr. 1925, Delta, Ut.
228. LEE DUANE TANNER4 [ Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 9 Apr. 1911, bl. 6 Aug. 1911, Elisinore, Ut. by D. W. Woodard; m. Reva, dau. of Dagbert and Phoebe Young. She was b. 12 Jan. 1912, Orangeville, Ut.
Children
* 839 F-1 Elaine, b. 11 July 1929, Duchesne, Ut. -214- * 840 F-2 Leah, b. 13 Apr.1931,Duchesne,Ut.,twin * 841 F-3 Lila, b. 13 Apr. 1931, Duchesne, Ut., twin * 842 F-4 Billy Jean, b. 16 Oct. 1933, Duchesne, Ut. * 843 F-5 Phoebe Ione, b. 4 Mar. 1936, Burley, Ida. 844 M-6 Reo Re Wayne,b.4May1938,Burley,Ida. * 845 F-7 Ida Lee, b. 14 Dec. 1939, Burley, Ida. 846 M-8 Wilford Leroy, b. 17 Aug. 1949, HoodRiver,Ore., twin 847 M-9 Wendell Dale, b. 17 Aug. 1949, Hood River, Ore., twin
230. AFTON LEVON TANNER4 [ Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrums.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 19 Feb. 1915, Delta, Millard, Ut.; m. 9 Mar. 1933,Iola Annabelle, dau. of Hyrum Smith and ,Jane Harriet (Haws) Mecham. She was b. 26 Sept. 1916, Ioka, Duchesne, Ut. Afton LaVon is the operator of a radiator shop in Granger, Ut. Children
* 848 F-1 Aloha Jane, b. 18 Nov. 1934, Duchesne, Ut. * 849 F-2 Idella Marie, b. 20 Aug. 1936, Jerome, Ida. * 850 M-3 Zoland William, b.16Jan.1938,Jerome,Ida. 851 M-4 Elden LaVon, b. 8 Mar. 1942, Dietrich, Lincoln, Ida.; m. 8 Sept. 1961, S.L.T. to Carol Jean, dau. of Everett Fred and Leotha Myrtle (Ricks) Yost. She was b. 18 Aug. 1943, Albion, Ida. 852 F-5 Ida Renee, b. 27 Oct. 1943, Wendell, Gooding, Ida. 853 M-6 Merlyn De Vere, b. 8 Apr. 1948, Wendell, Good ing, Ida.
233. VALEAR TANNER4 [ Ida G, Washburn3, HyrumS.2, Abra ham D. and FloraC. (Gleason)Washburnl]b.24 Jan. 1919, Delta, Ut.; m. 1st, Raymond Elzy, son of Elzy and Maud (Halle) Potter. He was b. 2 June 1912, Talmage, Ut. She m. 2nd, Archie Douglas, son of Squire Dagbert and Phoebe Mary Young. Shem. 3rd, 27 July 1957, Elko, Nev., Donald A., son of Alex and Mae (Redding) De Boer. He was b. 22 Aug. 1924, Sandy Lake, Penn.
Children by 1st husband
* 854 M-1 Parley Dean, b. 9 Dec. 1938, Duchesne, Ut.
-215- Children by 2nd husband
855 M-1 Archie Ario, b. 9 Feb. 1941, Duchesne, Ut.; m. 28 July 1962, Clearfield, Ut., to Darla Irene, dau. of Joseph H. and Verda Sharlotte (Smith) James. She was b. 9 Feb. 1941, Duchesne, Ut. 856 M-2 Alvin Leo, b. 30 Apr. 1945, Portland, Ore.; m. 6 June 1962, Salt Lake City, Ut.; to Virginia Carol, dau. of Lou Postman and Bessie (Jones) Barber. She was b. 2 Feb. 1946, Seattle, Wash. 857 F-3 Ethel De Ette, b. 5 June 1947, Duchesne, Ut. 858 M-4 Dagbert Allen, b. 20 May 1948, Duchesne, Ut.
Children by 3rd husband
859 F-1 Alma Suzanne, b. 13 Mar, 1858, Salt Lake City, Ut. 860 M-2 Quinten Z., b. 28 Sept. 1960, Tooele, Ut.
234. WILFORD WOODRUFF TANNER4 [ Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 8 May 1921, Delta, Ut.; m. 7 Mar. 1942, St. George, Ut. Sylvia, dau. of William and Lula (Palmer) Atkin. She was b. 22 Nov. 1922, St. George, Ut. Wilford is owner and operator of Tanner Garage and Body Repair, Granger, Ut., Lion Tamer and Director Lion's Club, Coun. in Sr. Aaronic Pr. Sylvia is secy. Lady Lion's Club, Pri. worker five yrs., M.I.A. teacher and R.S. teacher.
Child
861 M-1 Roland Wilford, b. 15 Oct. 1953, Ogden, Ut.
235. ALBERTA C. LEWIS4 [A. Rosalia Washburn3,HyrumS.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl lb. 3 Mar. 1905, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 1st, Phillip H. Burkes; m. 2nd, John Edward. son of John Thomas and Susanna (Mackey) Thornton. They were S., 20 Nov. 1958, in the S. L. Temple. He was b. 23 Oct. 1904, Manti, Sanpete, Ut. John has been a painter with Consolidated Western, Geneva Steel and is working with Mt. States Tel. and Tel. Co., Provo, Ut. He is active in L.D.S. church and is coun. in the Elder's auorum. Children by 1st husband
* 862 F-1 Cherril Rae, b. 22 Aug. 1922
Children by 2nd husband b. in Monroe, Ut.
863 M-1 Hal J., b. 26 Feb. 1926, bap. 22 Dec. 1934; m. Bertie Lou Mecham; later div.; no children. * 864 F-2 Jackie B., b. 22Mar.1932,bap.2Mar. 1940 * 865 M-3 Lynn L., b. 7 Feb. 1933
236. MARY MAXINE LEWIS4 [ A. Rosalia Washburn2 , Hyrum S. 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn 1] b. 20 Mar. 1909, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 30 June 1917 by Dr. J. C. Clark; conf. 1 July 1917 by Christian Anderson, m. 19 Nov. 1925, Junction, Ut. to Derwed, son of Fred rick William and Mary Caroline (Robinson) Cook. He was b. 12 Jan. 1906, Circleville, Piute, Ut. and bap. 6 Sept. 1914. They were S. in the S.L. Temple 27 June 1961.
Children, last 3 b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
* 866 M-1 Derwed Thor, b. 23 Jan. 1927, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 25 May 1935 * 867 M-2 Rodney LeGrand, b. 28 Sept. 1930; bap. 5 Nov. 1938 * 868 F-3 CoDele, b. 9 Mar. 1932, bap. 4May 1940. * 869 F-4 Mary LoRee, b. 19 July 1934; bap. 31 Oct. 1942.
237. VINCENT CHRISTIAN WILLARDSON4 [ Huetta M. Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ] b. 10 May 1903, Monroe, Ut.;m.13 July 1927, Logan Temple, to Verda, dau. of John Franklin and Sarah Elizabeth (Braodhead) Curtis. She was b. 24 Apr. 1905, Aurora, Sevier, Ut. Vincent lived and worked on his father's Brooklyn, Ut. farm, grad. from Monroe H.S.; attended B.Y.U. for3 yrs. after marriage worked for Maytag Inter-mountain Co. at Kalispell, Mont. He began in 1928 to work for Pacific Fruit and Prod. Co., as office mgr. in Provo, Salt Lake City and Ogden; moved to San Diego, Calif. in 1935, was pres. and mgr. of Broadway Linoleum and Carpet Co . .c-...... 1 1 ...... ,...,,,...... ,...1,-,.,..._ -.-f Q,...."t'\ n;nnon. r, nf r1 ':linrl RA-tfp,... of Monroe So. Ward S.S., coun. in S.S. in Salt Lake, coun. and pres. of Eider's Quorums; gen. teacher. 1st St. Clerk of San Diego, Calif. Stake, 2nd Bishop of National City Ward, member San Diego H.C., chair. Bps. Coun. and Storehouse. Vincent and Verda are now 'stake Missionaries in San Diego, Calif.
Children
* 870 F-1 Erlene V., b. 4 July 1928, Monroe, Ut. * 871 F-2 Carma, b. lMar.1932,Ogden, Weber, Ut. * 872 M-3 Ray Vincent, b. 5 May 1934, Ogden, Weber, Ut. 873 F-4 Janet, b. 28 Jan. 1939, National City, San Diego, Calif.
238. EMERY SMITH WILLARDSON4 [ Huetta M. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 29 Dec. 1905, Monroe, Ut.; m. 11 Jan. 1928, Manti Temple, to Evelyn Grace, dau. of Robert and Mary Lula (Woolf) Ibey. She was b. 29 May 1906, Cardston, Alberta, Canada. Emery Smith served in the Calif. Mission, 1925-1927, was M.I.A. Supt., High Coun. member,wardclerk,Branch Pres. 7 yrs., coun. to St. Pres. 11 yrs., St. Mission pres. and St. missionary 4 yrs. Evelyn Grace served as M.I.A. pres.; R.S. pres., St. M.I.A. Board member, St. missionary 4 yrs. John and Donald, twins, have each won 12 trophies in athletics in school, both active in church and desire to fill missions, both are attending B. Y. U. Donald is majoring in Phy. Ed., and John in Commerce. Glen has won 8 trophies in atheletics at Point Loma H.S. he is sports editor of the school paper and plans to be an electronic engineer.
Children b. in San Diego, Calif.
* 874 M-1 Kenneth Emery, b. 1 Mar. 1929 875 F-2 Mary Lelle, b. 5 Dec. 1931; d. 13Dec. 1932 * 876 F-3 Dona Marie, b. 22 Dec. 1933 * 877 F-4 Sylvia Diane, b. 20 Aug. 1936 878 M-5 John David, b. 19 Feb. 1942, twin 879 M-6 Donald James., b. 19 Feb. 1942, twin 880 M-7 Glen LeRoy, b. 5 July 1944
-218- 239. PLUMA LA VIRD WILLARDSON4 [Huetta M. Washburn,3 Hyrum s. 2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 5 May 1909, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 12 Mar. 1932, Nephi, Ut. to James Alton, son of James Christian and Edith (Olsen) Balle. He was b. 19 Jan. 1908, Fremont, Wayne, Ut. Pluma La Vird grad. from a 2 yr. course at Snow College; taught school 5 yrs.; has been active in ward and stake R.S. and M.I.A., ward S.S. and Pri.; is now 1st coun in M.I.A., visiting R.S. teacher, and prs. of H.S. Band Boost er's Club. James Alton grad. from B.Y.U.,isH.S. English teacher, owns a farm; is active in S.S., St. and ward M.I.A,, ward teaching, and is pres. of M.LA. Elaine and Kay play the flute and are accomplished vio linists.
Children b. in Richfield, Sevier, Ut.
* 881 F-1 LaJuana Colleen, b. 17 Mar. 1935 882 F-2 Dawn Byrleen, b. 18 Feb. 1940; m. 13 Feb. 1960 to Robert L. Patrie. 883 F-3 Flora Elaine, b. 16 Sept. 1944 884 F-4 Kaye Evelyn, b. 20 Apr. 1947
240. CHESTER LYNN WILLARDSON4 [ Huetta M. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 11 Jan. 1912,Monroe,Sevier, Ut;m. 5 Mar. 1934 M,T, to Enid, dau. of King Egbert and Sarah Thelma (Cole) Beagley. She was b. 24 June 1913, Logan, Cache, Ut. This couple adopted their five children and love them as their very own. The children were all sealed in the Temple to the parents.
Children. all but 2nd b. in San Diego, Calif.
885 F-1 Trena, b. 28 Mar. 1938; d. 9 June 1940; S. 28 June 1945 886 F-2 Anne, b. 23 Oct. 1938, Ramona, Calif.; bap. 30 Nov. 1946; S. 15 Nov. 1941 887 M-3 Norman King, b. 16 Sept. 1940; bap. 26 Sept. 1948; S. 15 Nov. 1941 888 F-4 Patricia, b. 14 Aug. 1945; S. 8 May 1947 889 F-5 Kathleen, b. 31 July 1949; S. 23 Feb. 1950.
-219- 241. ELMO CHRISTIAN WILLARDSON4 [ Huetta M. Washburn 3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 11 Aug. 1913, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.: m. 1 Mar. 1934, Manti Temple, to Luzon, dau. of Walter Leslie and Edna Eliza (Ogilvie) Kreutz. She was b. 16 Mar. 1914, Richfield, Ut. Elmo is very active in church. He was Supt. of S.S. 1 yr., Supt. of M.I.A. 6 yrs.,onM.I.A. St. Bd. 15 yrs., Scout Master 6 yrs., Scout Comm. 8 yrs. worked with Scouts 29 yrs. Their home is in National City, Calif. Luzon has been M.I.A. secy. 3 yrs., Pri. secy. 5 yrs., ward choir secy. 3 yrs., Pri. teacher and play leader 6 yrs.; M.I.A. teacher and Drama Director 4 yrs. A dau. Edna has been very active in the church, as a teacher in Pri. and S.S., and as organist for Ward, Pri., S.S,, Jr. S.S. and M.I.A. Edna's husband, Norman, is active in the M.I.A. and Scouting. Children:
890 F-1 Edna, b. 30 Jan. 1935, Monroe, Ut.; m. 30 June 1954, to Norman Curlee Ursery. 891 M-2 Gordon E., b. 12 Feb. 1947, National City, San Diego, Calif.
242. MARJORIE K. C. WILLARDSON4 (Huetta M. Washburn3, Hyrum S. ,2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 2 Aug. 1917, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. at Sevier, Sevier Co., Ut. to Robert Leon, son of Robert Augustus and Ina May (Merchant) Olcott. He was b. 13 Apr. 1912 Beaver, Ut. Marjorie was bap. 21 Nov. 1925, Monroe, Ut. She and Leon were S. in the Temple.
Children, b. in Richfield, Sevier, Ut.
* 892 F-1 Ina Gwen, b. 20 Mar. 1935 * 893 F-2 Carol Lynn, b. 20 Sept. 1939, bap. 29 Sept. 1947 894 M-3 Ronald Leon, b. 21 Oct. 1942; m. 14 Oct. 1960 in Temple, to Reha Dawn, dau. of Isaac Divett and Madge (Christiansen) Hansen. She was b. 21 Mar. 1943, Elsinore, Sevier, Ut. * 895 M-4 Richard E., b. 22 Feb. 1944 896 M-5 Paul M., b. 12 Aug. 1947, bap. 4 Sept. 1955
-220- Marjorie K. C. Willardson (father)
1. Kristen Anderson B. Denmark M. Kirsten Anderson
2. Villards Christensen B. 1766, Belling, Denmark M. Dorthea Bertelsen b. 177 6, Vile, Denmark dau. of Bentel Sorensen and Magdalene Hansen D. 13 June 1820
3. Christian Willardsen B. 6 Apr. 1812, Shive, Denmark M. Ane Katrine Sorensen b. 10 Nov. 1849, Gudamland, Den. d. 4 June 1916, Elsinore, Ut.
4. Peter Emery Vincent Willardson B. 22 Sept. 1881, Ephraim, Ut. M. 14 May 1902, Huetta Maria Washburn b. 22 Sept. 1883, Monroe, Ut. d. 24 Oct. 1951, Monroe, Ut.
5. Marjorie L. C. Willardson B. 2 Aug. 1917, Monroe, Ut. M. Robert Leon Olcott
Marjorie K. C. Willardson (mother)
1. Soren Christensen M. Ane Jensen
2. Jens Christian Sorensen M. Ane Katrine Jensen, dau of Jens Poulsen and Karen Jensen.
3. Ane Katrine Sorensen B. 10 Nov. 1849 Gudmanland, Den. -221- M. Christian Willardsen D. 4 June 1916, Elsinore, Ut.
4. Peter Emery Vincent Willardson M. Huetta Maria Washburn
5. Marjorie K. C, Willardson M. Robert Leon Olcott
243. KENNETH PETER WILLARDSON4[ HuettaM. Washburn3, Hyrum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 16 June 1919, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 19 May 1941, Salt Lake Temple, to Dorothy Jean, dau. of Heber Wallace and Charlotta (Anderson) Stokes. She was b. 15 Oct. 1922, Brigham City, Ut. Kenneth has been a S.S. andM.I.A. teacher, Scout Master Drama and Speech Director, S.S. Supt., M, I. A. ward and stake Supt., Bps. coun., and Bishop. Dorothy Jean has taught in Pri., and was ward pres. for 3 yrs. was on St. Pri. Bd., she was Speech Dir, in M. I.A.
Children:
897 F-1 Jeanne, b. 21 Oct. 1942, National City, Calif. 898 F-2 Charlene, b. 30 May 1947, San Diego, Calif. 899 M-3 Douglas Kenneth, b. 11 June 1951, San Diego, Calif. 900 M-4 Rodney Lawrence, b. 3 Mar. 1956, National City, Calif.
244. BERNICE WASHBURN4[P. Daniel3, Hyrum S.2,Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 19 Feb. 1914, Garfield, Ut.; m. 26 Apr. 1933, Salt Lake Temple, to Ellis M., son of William M. and Emma (Maycock) Wade. He was b. 15 Oct. 1903, Logan, Ut. Bernice was Stake Work Director for 5 yrs. and is now 1st coun. in South Sevier Stake R.S. Ellis served with the U.S. Army, with the rank of Major; He grad. with a B.S. degree in 1929 from U.S. U.; he is now teaching at Monroe High School. Priscilla has a B.S. degree and is teaching in Logan. Larry 0. Haslam served on an L,D.S. mission in Japan; has a Masters degree and is teaching in Logan High School, and working on his Doctors Degree. Millicent grad. from a 2 yr. course at C.S. U. and is now attending U.S. U. at Logan, Ut.
-222- Richard ( "Dick") is the first Eagle Scout in Monroe South Ward.
Children:
901 F-1 Priscilla, b. 5 Dec. 1935, Monroe, Ut.; m. 19 June 1957, Larry 0. Haslem 902 F-2 Millicient, b. 14 Apr. 1940, Richfield, Ut. 903 M-3 Richard Ellis, b. 15 Oct. 1945, Mesa, Ariz.
245. BERYL IVY WASHBURN4 [ P. Daniel 3, Hyrum s.2 Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 23 Mar. 1918, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 28May 1940, Logan Temple to Parley Parker, son of Archibald William and Belinda (Robison) Young. He was b. 20 Apr. 1914, Richfield, Ut. Beryl has a B.S. degree from the U. of U. and is now a teacher in Monroe Elementary School. Parley has a B.S. degree from the U. of U. and is Principal of Monroe Elementary School.
Children,
904 F-1 Elizabeth, b. 25 Sept. 1941, Pueblo, Colo. 905 F-2 Patsy Sue, b. 11 Dec. 1944, Richfield, Ut.
246. DEWAIN C. WASHBURN4 [ P. Daniel3, Hyrum s.2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 25 Oct. 1924, Monroe, Ut.; m. 7 June 1943, Manti Temple, to Brenda Joyce, dau. of Grant and Christy (Hermansen) Larsen. Dewain has a Master's degree and has been teaching in Monroe High School. He is now (1962) principal of North Sevier H. S. in Salina, Ut. where he is pres. of the Sevier Co. Education Association.
Children
906 M-1 Danny Wayne, b. 16 June 1947, Richfield, Ut. 907 F-2 Peggy, b. 23 Oct. 1951, Richfield, Ut.
247. JESSE ORDEAN WASHBURN4 [J. LaVell3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 3 Oct. 1912, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 15 Sept. 1921 by James R. Ware; conf. by J. LaVell Washburn; m. Lola Sarah,
-223- dau. of Hans Peter and Sarah Ann (Lazenby) Miller. She was b. 27 Feb. 1913, Venice, Sevier, Ut. Jesse Ordean, educator, has been principal of Hurricane High School since 1958. He served one year as a pro fessional Boy Scout executive. He has been on the Utah State Fair Industrial Arts Committee, a member of the County Fair Board, manager of the sporting goods dept. of O. S. Stapley Co. His church positions include, Supt. of Y.M.M.I.A., Eider's Quo. leader and instructor, Seven ties Quo. instructor, StakeM.I.A. leaderandStakeAaronic Priesthood Comm. member. He is an outdoorsman, poet, and carpenter.
Children
* 908 F-1 Lola Deanne, b. 9 Nov. 1934, Venice, Ut.; bap. 30 Jan. 1943 * 909 F-2 Ann, b. 29 May 1939, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 5 July 1947 910 F-3 Elaine, b. 10 Mar. 1942, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 2 May 1950 911 F-4 Afton, b. 14 Dec. 1944, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 3 Jan. 1953. 912 M-5 Robert Jesse, b. 24 Nov. 1949,SaltLakeCity, Ut.; d. 31 Dec. 1949 913 F-6 Gloria, b. 31 July 1951, Mesa, Ariz.; bap. 3 Aug. 1959
Lola Sarah Miller (father)
1. Peder Pedersen M. Martha Pedersen
2. Hans Pedersen B. 26 June 1786, Bedilskev, Bornholm, Den. M. Maria Kirstine Jas Hjorth Dar, dau. of Jens Jensen and Gjortrude (Larsen) Gogge Hjorth. b. 7 Nov. 1800, Nexo, Bornholm, Den. d. 13 May 1862
3. Hans Peter Hansen Miller B. 8 Aug. 1833, Nexo, Bornholm, Den. M. 22 June 1861, Caroline Margrethe Christina Larsen, dau. of Thomas Larsen Nielsen and Margarette Jensen.
-224- Thomas was b. 1816 or 1818, Oster Maria, Den.; d. 9 Aug. 1865, his par. were Erick Nielsen Svan and Else beth Kirstine Larsen. Margarette was b. 10 June 1819, Oster Maria, Den.; her par. were Jens Jensen and Karen Larsen. b. 1 Sept. 1840, East Maria, Bornholm, Den. d. 22 June 1923, Gunnison, Ut. D. 21 Nov. 1896, Richfield, Ut.
4. Hans Peter Miller B. 3 Apr. 1865, Richfield, Ut. M. 26 June 1907, Sarah Ann Lazenby b. 26 Mar. 1875, Minersville, Beaver, Ut. d. 1 Sept. 1954, Fillmore, Ut. D. 9 Nov. 1945, Venice, Sevier, Ut.
5. Lola Sarah Miller B. 27 Feb. 1913, Venice, Ut. M. 14 Dec. 1933, Jesse Ordean Washburn b. 3 Oct. 1912
Lola Sarah Miller (mother)
1, Sarah Jackson M. - Lazenby
2. John Thomas Lazenby B. 24 Oct. 1810, Hull, Yorkshire, Eng. M. Maria, dau. of Benjamin and Anna (Armstrong) Bean b. 18 Aug. 1814, Hull, Eng. d. 2 Dec. 1893, Manti, Ut. D. 28 Apr. 1865, Hull, Yorkshire, Eng.
3, John Thomas Lazenby B. 8 Oct. 1836, Hull, Eng. M. 17 Mar. 1869, Annie, dau. of John and Phoebe (Oads) Teather b. 30 June 1845, Thorne, Eng. d. 29 Oct. 1900, Loa, Wayne, Ut. D. 8 Apr. 1916, Manti, Sanpete, Ut.
4. Sarah Ann Lazenby B. 26 Mar. 1875, Minersville, Ut. M. 26 June 1907, Hans Peter Miller
-225- b. 3 Apr. 1865, Richfield, Ut. d. 9 Nov. 1945, Venice, Ut. D. 1 Sept. 1954, Fillmore, Ut.
5. Lola Sarah Miller M. Jesse Ordean Washburn
248. SMITH GEORGE WASHBURN4 (J. LaVell3, Hyrum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl }b. 15 Feb. 1914, Garfield, Salt Lake, Ut.; m. M.T. to Guila, dau. of Walter Leslie and Edna Eliza (Ogilvie) Kreutz. She was b. 15 Aug. 1912, Richfield, Ut. Smith grad. from So. Sevier H.S., Monroe, Ut., Coyne Electronics School, Chicago, Ill. and Scandanavian Gen ealogical Research (B.Y.U.), Salt Lake City. His church positions include - Y.M.M.I.A. secy. and Explorer leader, Monroe; M.I.A. secy., Elder Quorum secy.; asst. Scout Master, S.S. Superintendency, 14th ward, Salt Lake City; Asst. and Scout Master, Explorer Leader, Deacons and Teachers advisor, ward gen. comm. member, S.S. teacher all in 27th ward; Y.M.M.I.A. St. Board and St. Gen. comm. in Emigration Stake. He has received the M.I.A. Arrow head Award, is an M.I.A. Master M-Men and an Eagle Scout.
Children, last 3 b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
914 F-1 Sherrie, b. 25 Aug. 1935, Monroe, Ut. * 915 F-2 Luana, b. 15 Oct. 1940 916 M-3 David LaVell, b. 15 Oct. 1944 917 M-4 Bruce K., b. 12 Dec. 1946
249. BEATRICE LAVELLWASHBURN4[J. LaVell3,HyrumS.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 2 June 1916, Monroe, Ut.; m. 1st, 16 Sept. 1935, Claire Gerald Charlesworth. Shem. 2nd, 13 Oct. 1950, San Diego, Calif., Anthony, son of Louis and Antonia (Stemich) Monce. He was b. 5 Apr. 1918, Dunfermline, Ill. His parents were b. in the old country, and d. when Anthony was a small child. He served as a sergeant in 3 branches of the Armed Forces - Army, Navy and Marines and is a member of Spring Valley, Calif. V. F. W. He is employed as a steel warehouse foreman. He attends L.D.S. church occasionally. Beatrice is a member of Spring Valley V. F. W. Ladies -226- Auxiliary, a P.T.A.member,andhasbeenaFoster Mother for the past 7 years. Her dau., Shirley Bea, was one of top 10 grad. scholastically of Lincoln High, works for Bank of America, and plans to become an Airline steward ess. Sheril is active in church.
Children by 1st husband
918 F-1 Beverly, b. 16 Apr. 1936, Monroe, Ut. 919 M-2 Buddy Claire, b. 25 July 1937, Goldfield, Esmer alda, Nev. * 920 F-3 Karen LaVell, b. 12 Oct. 1939, Las Vegas, Clark, Nev. 921 F-4 Shirley Bea, b. 28 May 1942, Monroe, Ut.
Children by 2nd husband
922 F-1 Sheril Lynn, b. 18 Feb. 1957, San Diego, Calif. bl. 4 July 1960, by Ordean and LaVell Washburn
250. FOREST MERRILL WASHBURN4 (J. La Ven 3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl]:b. 6 Dec. 1918, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 9 Apr. 1927; m. 10 Oct. 1941, Manti, Ut. to Vernelda, dau. of Andrew Vernaldo and Elnora Kistena ( Olsen) Hatch. She was b. 10 July 1918, Koosharem, Sevier, Ut. Forest is a good carpenter. He has been Scout-comm itteeman, Scout Master, Division B.S.A. leader, T. Quo rum advisor, 2nd coun. gen. comm., Pres. Elder's Quo rum. He is vice pres. National Rifle Club. Gun Hunter Safety Instructor, Lions Club Pres. and zone chair. for Lions. Vernelda has been a teacher in S.S., R.S. and Pri., 1st and 2nd coun. in M.I.A., 1st coun. in Pri., and Pri. Pres.
Children
923 F-1 Coralie, b. 12 Nov. 1942, Salt Lake City, Ut.; m. 8 June 1962, Ronald Lougy 924 F-2 Leora, b. 15 June 1944, Richfield, Ut. 925 M-3 Merrill LaDon, b. 17 Feb. 1946, Richfield, Ut. 926 F-4 Janice, b. 10 Nov. 1948, Richfield, Ut. 927 F-5 Evelyn, b. 16 Aug. 1952, Salt Lake City, Ut.
-227- 251. MARY MAXINE WASHBURN4 (J, LaVeU3, Hyrum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl l b. 12 May 1922, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 31 Oct. 1930; m. 17 June 1950, Salt Lake City, Ut. to Marvin Ralph, son of James Edwin and Sarah Lavina (Foote) Black. He was b. 9 Apr. 1923, Short Creek, Ariz.; bap. 23 Aug. 1931.
Children
928 M-1 Michael Raymond, b. 15 Oct. 1952, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 31 Oct. 1960. 929 M-2 Donald Kieth, b. 26 Feb. 1954, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 26 Mar. 1962. 930 F-3 Barby Anne, b. 15 Mar. 1957, Murray, Ut. 931 M-4 Russell Tyler, b. 16 Sept. 1960, Murray, Ut. 932 F-5 Marilee, b. 25 Dec. 1961, Murray, Ut.
252. KATHLEEN WASHBURN4 (J. LaVen3, Hyrum s.2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 1 Feb. 1924, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 2 Apr. 1932; m. 23 Dec. 1944, Salt Lake City, Ut. to Ralph Moses, son of James Moses and Beatrice (O'Rullian) Aposhian. He was b. 25 June 1922, Salt Lake City, Ut. They were S. in the S.L.T. 8 June 1960. The children were S. to the parents.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
933 F-1 Christy, b. 30 June 1949; bap. 6 July 1957 934 F-2 Jenny, b. 6 Mar. 1958
253, FAE LA PREAL WASHBURN4 (J. LaVell3, Hyrum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 5 Aug. 1925, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 11 Sept. 1944, Salt Lake City, Ut., to John Leonard, son of John Wheelock and Arvilla (Mansor) Nay. He was b. 26 July 1912, Circle ville, Piute, Ut. They were S. in the Temple 13 Apr. 1961. The children were S. to them 14Apr. 1961.
Children
935 M-1 Jonny LaVell, b. 26 July 1945, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 29 Nov. 1953 936 M-2 Terry Leonard, b. 18 Feb. 1949, Richfield, Ut.: bap. 4 May 1957
-228- 937 F-3 Loralynn, b. 14 Apr. 1951, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 1 May 1959 938 M-4 Kent LeGrande, b. 28 Sept. 1960, Salt Lake City, Ut. 939 M-5 Ronald Lee, b. 9 Nov. 1961, Salt Lake City, Ut.
254. BARBARA DEAN WASHBURN4 [J. LaVeU3, Hyrum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnll b. 14 July 1929, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 24 Jan. 1948, Monroe, Ut., to Bud Aaron, son of James Eugene and Hettie Leona (Buckley) Hansen. He was b. 22 Mar. 1926, Delta, Mil lard, Ut.
Children
940 F-1 Diana Dean, b. 12 Mar. 1949, Richfield, Ut. 941 F-2 Cathy, b. 14 Jan. 1952, Santa Barbara, Calif. 942 M-3 Bud Jeffery, b. 20 Dec. 1960, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bl. 23 Dec. 1960.
255. RUTH JEANNINE WASHBURN4 [J. LaVeU3, Hyrum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 3 June 1931, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 19 Apr. 1950, Las Vegas, Nev., to Darwin Lloyd, son of Alfonzo Hansen and Edna (Black) Nyberg. He was b. 20 Apr. 1928, Ashton, Ida.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
943 M-1 Darwin Craig, b. 8 Aug. 1951 944 M-2 Tony Lee, b. 29 Apr. 1955
256. DAN CARLYLE BAKER4 [L. MargaretWashburn3,Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl]b. 24 July 1916, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 22 Oct. 1936 S.L. Temple; m. 1st, 10 Mar. 1939, Claire, dau. of Joseph Henry and Dorcas Rowena (Debenham) Moss. She was b. 26 Sept. 1917. He m. 2nd, 10 June 1960, Salt Lake City, Ut. Betty Jean Bai. Dan Carlyle is an Elder in the L.D.S. church, a choir leader in two wards, foreman in charge of producing and printing the book, ''The Children Sing'' for the church and chief music copyist for Utah Centennial production of "Promised Valley." He is a member of the Board of Directors of Musicians Union; a delegate to U.E.A. House -229- of Delegates; chair. of salary comm. of Salt Lake Teach er's Assn.; instructor of math, music, and Dance Band at U. of U.; and arranges and composes music for various dance bands. He received his B.S. Degree from the U. of U. in 1947. On Apr. 26, 1961, Dan Carlyle was elected vice pres. of the Salt Lake City Teacher's Education Assn. He has worked as a mechanic in aircraft sheet metal fab rication at Consolidated Vultec Aircraft, San Diego, Calif.
Children by 1st wife b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
* 945 F-1 Bonnie Jeanne, b. 26 Aug. 1939 * 946 M-2 Robert Carlyle, b. 10 Mar. 1941 947 M-3 Dan Joseph, b. 25 Feb. 1946; bap. 26 Oct. 1954 at S. L. T. by Dan Carlyle Baker 948 F-4 Karen, b. 8 Oct. 1951
257. BEATRICE MARGARET BAKER4 f L. Margaret Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 22 Apr. 1919, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 31 Aug. 1935, S.L. Temple; m. 26 June 1942, Salt Lake City, Ut. to Joseph Phelon, son of Nasif M. and Anesa M. Malouf. He was b. 27 Mar. 1916, Salt Lake City, Ut. Beatrice Margaret has a B.S. Degree from the U. of U. and taught school three years. She was Pri. chorister for the Richards Ward and Pri. pres. for the same ward. She is a Cub Scout Leader, was P.T.A. treas. for Haw thorne School, 1955-56, and is now Pres. of Irving Jr. High P.T.A. 1959-61. Joseph Phelon Malouf received his Masters Degree from the U. of U. in 1947, and his Ph. D. from the same school in 1951. He is now Associate Professor of Ed ucational Psychology at the U. of U.
Children
949 F-1 Margaret Ann, b. 1 Mar. 1944, Salina,Sevier, Ut.; bap. 30 Apr. 1952, S. L. Temple 950 M-2 David Baker, b. 17 Sept. 1945, Salina, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 27 Oct. 1953, S.L. Temple. 951 M-3 John Lawrence, b. 4 Feb. 1947, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 1 Mar. 1955, S.L. Temple. 952 M-4 Donald Joseph, b. 13 Feb. 1951, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 28 Feb. 1959, S.L. Temple.
-230- 259. JOSEPH ALDEN FORBUSH4 [Arthur Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 8 Oct. 1898, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 17 Aug. 1909; m. 29 Nov. 1918, Elsie LaVerda, dau. of Dan. A. and Cornelia F. (Carter) McDonald of Sevier, Ut. She was b. 3 Apr. 1903; bap. 18 Jan. 1911. La Verda attended M.H.S. and has been active in S.S., Pri. and R. S. Alden had his schooling in Monroe and was a student at M.H.S. He is a skillful carpenter, builder, and cement finisher. He has been water master and was Monroe City Marshall for 2 yrs. He is an L.D.S. member and was ord. a Pr. 1 Feb. 1915.
Children b. in Monroe, Ut.
953 F-1 Darlene, b. 16 Aug. 1921, bap. 8 Oct. 1930. She m. 5 May 1941, Leland Berthelson of Richfield, Ut. who was b. 9 Dec. 1914, Richfield. He grad. from R.H.S. and is now working for the U.S. Gyp sum Co. in Sigurd, Ut. Darlene grad. from S.S.H. and from Seminary. * 954 M-2 Hart Verdon, b. 15 Mar. 1924; bap. 3 Sept. 1932 * 955 F-3 Geraldine, b. 16 Aug. 1928 * 956 F-4 Lynda Ann, b. 29 Aug. 1940
260. VONDA FORBUSH4[Arthur Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 11 June 1900, Monroe, Ut.; m. 6 Jan.1923 (S.13 June 1953 S.L.T.) to John Houston, son of Albert Franklin and Dianna (Judd) Haycock. Vonda has cared for the sick, worked at the Monroe Creamery, Ogden Arsenal and Weber Co. Infirmary. She is active in church, literary groups and Singing Mother's chorus. She is kind, gentle and has a pleasant personality. Jack was a farmer, musician, and barber. He d. 12 Apr. 1944, Circleville, Ut. and was buried at Monroe, Ut.
Children
957 F-1 Jacqualine, b. 18 Jan, 1924, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 3 Sept. 1932; m. 18 Jan. 1947, Kenneth, son of Al phonzo and Flossie (Goold) Yergensen. Jackie attended schools in Monroe, Circleville, -231- Ogden and Salt Lake City. She grad. from Seminary and was secy. for the principal. During World War II she worked in the radio tube dept. at Eytell Macullah Co. Kenneth grad. from S.S.H,S., has been a farmer and dairyman. In World War II he served in the European theatre. He and Jackie are both em ployed by Boeing Aircraft Co. at Renton, Wash. where they have purchased a beautiful home.
261. REVA CLEON FORBUSH4 (Arthur Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 1 Nov. 1901, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 7 Mar. 1910; m. 8 June 1920, Calvert C., son of Alfred and Elenore (Clark) Bell. He was b. 19 Sept. 1901, Salt Lake City, Ut. Reva has written original songs, sang with choral groups, is a Ut. Blackhawk comm. member, Director of Sevier Co. Red Cross, was a member of Ward and Stake Pri., was R.S. coun., pres. of Literary Club, pres. of American Legion Aux. She helped choose the furnish ings for the So. Sevier Stake House and was nominated Utah Mother of the Year for 1962. Mr. Bell was a member of Monroe City Council for 5 yrs. and mayor for 12 yrs.; pres. of the Lions Club, pres. of Southern Ut. Automobile Assn.; Director of Ut. Municipal League; Director of Citizens Consolidated Natural Gas Co.; Director Sevier Co. Development Comm.: a member of Sevier Co. Fair Board and of So. Sevier Building Comm. for the new Stake House. He was mgr. of Monroe Hot Springs for 12 yrs. He helped arrange Monroe Homecoming celebrations for many years.
Children, b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 958 M-1 Kirtley A., b. 22 Mar. 1921 * 959 M-2 Ronald Hal, b. 16 Oct. 1922 * 960 M-3 Richard Lamoine, b. 23 Oct. 1924 * 961 F-4 Athalee, b. 29 Oct. 1926 * 962 F-5 Patricia Jean, b. 16 June 1929 963 M-6 Orville Kirby (adopted) has lived with this family for 28 years.
263. CLIFFORD LEMOINE FORBUSH4 [Arthur Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) -232- Washburnl) b. 1 Apr. 1905, Monroe, Ut.;m. 29 Apr. 1933, S. (12 June 1942,) to Afton, dau. of Austin Z. and Ella (Goold) Yergensen. She was b. 30 Oct. 1913, Monroe, Ut. Clifford grad. from M.H.S. where he was active in ath letics, drama and operas. He attended C.S. U. where he was basket ball captain. He has been a barber, grocery store manager, miner, carpenter and building contractor. He is now employed by Hogan and Tingy Construction Co. He supervised and helped to build many school buildings in Utah. For several years Clifford and Afton taught square dancing in Utah communities, Clifford being the caller. Their children are talented in singing, music, reading and dancing.
Children
* 964 M-1 Arthur Lemoine, b. 18 Apr. 1934, Monroe, Ut. 965 M-2 Vernon Clifford, b. 24 July 1937, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 7 Dec. 1947 966 F-3 Carolyn, b. 27 Feb. 1940, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 4 Sept. 1949 967 F-4 Ella Denece, b. 10 July 1946, Kennilworth, Ut.; bap. 4 Dec. 1954
266. DORALD A. ("DUKE") FORBUSH4 [ Arthur Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 8 July 1911, Monroe, Ut.; m. 22 Sept. 1932 (S. 13 Oct. _1950) to Erma, dau. of Charles M. and Millicent Hannah (Haycock) Hansen. She was b. 26 Oct. 1912, Richfield, Ut.
Children
* 968 M-1 Gary D., b. 31 May 1933, Monroe, Ut. * 969 F-2 Sally Renon, b. 6 Nov. 1938, Salt Lake City, Ut. * 970 F-3 Karen, b. 14 Oct. 1940, Salt Lake City, Ut.
267. MAURINE FORBUSH4 {.Arthur Forbush3, Philena Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnll b. 25 May 1915, Monroe, Ut.; m. in L.D.S. Temple 19 June 1940 to Ranald M. son of Ranald Mills and Sarah Maria (Brown) Woolley. He was b. 26 Mar. 1916, Salt Lake City, Ut. Maurine grad. from S.S.H.S. She was pianist for a dance -233- orchestra. She was asst. technician in the x-ray dept. at Porter Robbins Laboratory at Ogden, Ut. Ranald grad. from Weber H.S., 1935, and attended Weber College. He spent 2 1/2 yrs. in Europe during World War II. He is industrial engineer and national representative for Ordinance Command. This work takes him to many places in the U.S. They have their home in Magna, Ut.
Children, b. in Ogden, Ut.
971 M-1 Ronald Brent, b. 3 Mar. 1943 972 M-2 Arthur Mark, b. 14 May 1949 973 M-3 Kimball Forbush, b. 17 May 1950
268. MELVIN A. FORBUSH4 [S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnlJ b. 28 Mar. 1900 Monroe, Ut.;bap.17 Aug.1908; m. 2 Dec. 1920, Richfield, Ut. to Vonda, dau. of Parley M. and Ida (Washburn) Tanner. She was b. 31 Aug. 1903, Monroe, Ut. Melvin is a carpenter, boiler maker, machinist and has helped in the construction of Geneva Steel Plant at Orem, Utah Power and Light Plant at Castle Gate, con veyors at Hiawatha Coal Mine and at Lucian Cut Off at Great Salt Lake, set up machinery at Soda Ash Plant in Green River, Wyo. and at the Gas Refinery at Opal, Wyo. and helped install machinery at other industrial plants in Utah and Wyo. The family enjoys fishing, huntingandchruchactivities. Melvin is employed at the Lehi Brick Mill. While in Canada in 1960, on their way home from Alaska one son was seriously burned in a gas stove explosion, burned over 40% of his body. He was cared for at a Canada State Hospital. The staff was so considerate about the boy and the finances that the parents were deeply grateful.
Children
974 M-1 Kenton M., b. 25 Dec. 1921, Monroe, Ut. * 975 F-2 Lucille, b. 14 Apr. 1923, Monroe, Ut. * 976 F-3 Betty B., b. 30 Dec. 1924, Monroe, Ut. * 977 F-4 Irene, b. 7 Jan. 1927, Monroe, Ut. * 978 F-5 Bonnie Jean, b. 26 Oct. 1927, Monroe, Ut.
-234- * 979 M-6 Maurice Don, b. 29 Mar. 1930, Monroe, Ut. * 980 M-7 Morgan D., b. 22 Aug. 1932, Monroe, Ut. 981 M-8 Mack Niel, b. 22 Aug. 1935, Salina, Ut. He was drafted into the Army, 1 Mar. 1954, went to Europe for 2 yrs. as an expert mechanic. He served 2 yrs. on an L.D.S. mission to Austria and Switzer land. Hem. Mar. 23, 1961, S.L. T., Connie Quarn berg, dau. of Claude and Hilda (Olsen) Quarnberg. She was b. 23 Feb. 1938, Scipio, Ut. Mack is attending Radio Institute Electronics School in Salt Lake City. He is Highland Ward Scout Master, teaches a Priesthood class, an M.I.A. class and a S.S, class. * 982 M-9 Milton Johnny, b. 28 Mar. 1937, Salina, Ut.
Connie Quarnberg (father)
1. James William Adams B. 8 Apr. 1812, New Brunswick, Canada M. 31 July 1857, Elizabeth Lucretia Smith b. 23 Sept. 1843, Nauvoo, Ill. d. 16 Feb. 1914, Scipio, Ut. D. 1 June 1891, Scipio, Ut.
2. James J. Adams B. 21 Apr. 1859, Provo, Ut. M. 18 May 1879, Laura Ann, dau. of James Ale' ander Ivie. He was b. 17 Mar. 1831, Paris, Monroe, Mo.; m. 14 Nov.1849;d.15Mar.1906-7,Salina, Ut. b. 20 Nov. 1864, Scipio, Ut. d. 16 Jan. 1935, Scipio, Ut. D. 25 Feb. 1931, Scipio, Ut.
3. Dora Adams B. 8 Mar. 1890, Scipio, Ut. M. 5 Mar. 1907, Fredrick, son of John and Marie (Ocunder) Quarnberg. John was b. 18 Oct. 1821, Sweden; m. 28 Jan. 1876, Sweden; he d. 30 Sept. 1891, Overton, Nev. Marie was b. 11 Oct. 1853, Sweden; d. 18 Apr. 1924, Salt Lake City, Ut. b. 11 Oct. 1881, Scipio, Ut. d. Apr. 1956, Aurora, Ut. D. 24 May 1931, Scipio, Ut.
-235- 4. Claude Quarnberg B. 15 Sept. 1912, Scipio, Ut. M. 2 July 1935, Hilda Olsen b. 3 June 1917, Scipio, Ut.
5. Connie Quarnberg B. 23 Feb. 1938, Scipio, Ut. M. 23 Mar. 1961, Mack Niel Forbush
Connie Quarnberg (mother)
1. Ole Jensen B. 8 May 1814, Oestrup, Falster, Denmark M. 27 Apr. 1838, Marian Danielsen b. 5 July 1817, Stodby, Falster, Den. d. 14 Sept. 1880, Richfield, Ut. D. 2 Dec. 1875, Richfield, Ut.
2. John Peter Olsen B. 15 Mar. 1846, Eskeldstrup, Falster, Den. M. 13 Oct. 1880, Johannah Marie Johnson, dau. of Christian Johnson. He was-b. 14 Apr.1826,Heisler, Viborg, Den.; m. 16 Feb.184-;d. 8 Dec. 1898-9, Logan, Ut. b. 25 Feb. 1860, Haysleiv, Den. d. 1 Feb. 1944, Scipio, Ut. D. 22 Nov. 1935, Scipio, Ut.
3. James Christen Olsen B. 30 Apr. 1883, Scipio, Ut. M. 29 Apr. 1915, Ruth, dau. of Edwin and Mary Ann (Tonge) Shearsmith. He was b. 1845, Hull, Yorkshire, Eng.; d. Sept. 1893. Mary Ann was b. Nov. 1856, Tunimingham, Lincolnsh. Eng.; d. Oct. 1914, Hull, Yorkshire, Eng. b. 10 Sept. 1882, Hull, Yorkshire, Eng. d. 15 Sept. 1944, Salt Lake City, Ut.
4. Hilda Olsen B. 3 June 1917, Scipio, Ut. M. 2 July 1935, Claude Quarnberg
5. Connie Quarnberg B. 23 Feb. 1938, Scipio, Ut. M. Mack Neil Forbush
-236- 269. NELDON VANCE FORBUSH4[s. Alonzo Forbush3 , Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1} b. 16 Feb. 1902, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 7 Mar. 1910: m. Leah, dau. of John Ludwick and Serena (Christofferson) Miller. She was b. 6 May 1904, Richfield, Ut. Leah attended Richfield schools before marriage. She is secy. of the DoU.P. organization. Neldon was a student at Monroe schools, and is now em ployed by Utah State Road Comm. He is a carpenter and loves to work around his home and garden. He is in dustrious, patient and kind. He and his wife love to travel and visit their children who are located in several states.
Children 1st 4 b. at Monroe, Ut.; last 5 b. at Richfield, Ut.
* 983 F-1 Farilyn, b. 21 Apr. 1925 * 984 M-2 Neldon Val, b. 12 Dec. 1926 * 985 M-3 Eugene, b. 30 Nov. 1928 * 986 M-4 John Sanford, b. 8 May 1931 987 M-5 Ronald D., b. 19 July 1935 * 988 F-6 Nedra Lee, b. 7 Jan. 1937 * 989 F-7 Myrtle Aleene, b. 12 Sept. 1939 * 990 F-8 Anna Mae, b. 31 May 1941 991 F-9 Gayle, b. 25 Sept. 1945
270. LORNA FORBUSH4 fs. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Wash burn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn11b. 25 Feb. 1906, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 15 May 1914; m. Evan V., son of Martin and Mary Elizabeth (Lund) Johnson. He was b. 4 Nov. 1903, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 1 July 1911. Lorna attended Monroe schools, was active in the church and loved to help her mother. She has always been some body very special according to her six stalwart, admiring brothers.
Children, b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 992 M-1 Boyd F., b. 12 Feb. 1925 * 993 M-2· Horrace Grant, b. 25 Oct. 1926
Lorna Forbush (mother)
1. John Alma Vance
-237- B. 23 Mar. 1847 M. Marie Forbush b. 20 Nov. 1847, Winter Quarters, Neb. d. 29 Dec. 1896 D. 22 Nov. 1896
2. Caddie Marie Vance B. 31 Oct. 1875, Fairview, Ut. M. 19 June 1899, Sanford Alonzo Forbush b. 13 Nov. 1875, Manti, Ut. d. 10 Dec. 1953, Monroe, Ut. D. 24 Apr. 1954, Monroe, Ut.
3. Lorna Forbush B. 25 Feb. 1906, Monroe, Ut. M. Evan V. Johnson b. 4 Nov. 1903, Richfield, Ut.
27i. GUY LAVOR FORBUSH4 (S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 3 Jan. 1904, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 4 Aug. 1912; m. 5 June 1927, Lavon, dau. of Jerome Lorenzo and Mary Ann (Yergensen) Marble. She was b. 18 Dec. 1907, Monroe Ut.; bap. 3 Aug. 1919. Guy attended M.H.S., studied auto mechanics at Los Angeles and worked for Los Angeles Times. Back in Mon roe he had a difficult time, losing back wages, then out of work. He and his son now have their own business. Some say, "there is no better mechanic than Guy."
Children 1st 2 b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 994 M-1 Kyle Lavor, b. 12 Apr. 1928 * 995 F-2 Elva Mae, b. 11 Mar. 1930 * 996 F-3 Marjorie, b. 15 Apr. 1932, Richfield, Ut. 997 F-4 Carol Jean, b. 22 Dec. 1943, Richfield, Ut. Carol Jean is pres. of the S.S.H.S. Girl's Org., and a teacher in Pri.
272. RANDALL S. FORBUSH4 (S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1) b. 24 Aug. 1908, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 30 June 1917; m. 26 Dec. 1932, Vera, dau. of John Heber and Margaret Alice (Ahlstrom) Ford. She was b. 3 Oct. 1909, Sigurd, Ut. Randall attended M.H.S. He worked in his father's
-238- blacksmith shop, on the farm, and in a service station. He was manager of the Redmond Service Station for two years. He is employed at the Utah Road Comm. shop. Vera works in R.S. and is active in the D.U.P. program. Child
* 998 F-1 Margaret, b. 23 June 1933, Monroe, Ut.
Vera Ford (father)
1. Thomas Ford M. Sarah Turner Mason
2. John Ford B. 8 Mar. 1807, Gravely, Camb. Eng. M. 23 June 1834, Rebecca, dau. of William and Elizabeth (Boyd) Chandler b. 23 Dec. 1814, Gr., Grandsen, Huntington, Eng. d. 16 Apr. 1881, Centerville, Ut. D. 22 Nov. 1902, Centerville, Ut. 3. William Ford B. 5 Oct. 1838, Gravely, Camb., Eng. M. 28 June 1869, to Martha, dau. of Samuel and Harriet Amelia (Barry) Mulliner. Samuel was b. 19 Jan. 1809, Haddington, Scotland; m. 4 Dec. 1830; d. 25 Feb. 1891, Lehi, Ut. His par. were Samuel and Janet (Sutherland) Mulliner. Harriet Amelia Barry was b. 11 Jan. 1811, Wilson Co., Tenn.; d. 7 Feb. 1884, Salt Lake City, Ut. Her par. were Jesse Wood and Amelia (Shanks) Berry. b. 8 Feb. 1852, Salt Lake City, Ut. d. 8 July 1926, Cedar City, Ut. D. 3 Dec. 1916, Cedar City, Ut. 4. John Heber Ford B. 13 Aug. 1870, Kanarraville, Iron, Ut. M. 10 Jan. 1893, Margaret Alice Ahlstrom b. 17 Apr. 1872, Cedar City, Ut. d. 14 June 1917, Centerville, Ut. D. 10 Mar. 1944, Salt Lake City, Ut.
5. Vera Ford B. 3 Oct. 1909, Sigurd, Sevier, Ut. M. 26 Dec. 1932, Randall S. Forbush
-239- Vera Ford (mother)
1. Nils Bengtsson M. Boel Persson
2. Ora Neilson Ahlstrom B. 7 Dec. 1801, Sabyholm, Salby, Sweden M. Ingeborg Bonson, dau. of Mous Bunderson and Eling Eskelson. b. 10 May 1810, Salby, Sweden d. 10 Apr. 1894, Manti, Ut. D. 13 June 1856, Burlington, Ia.
3. Charles Magmus Ahlstrom B. 20 July 1842, Nalma, Sweden M. Sarah dau. of David and Catherine (Williams) Evans. David was the son of William and Margaret (-) Evans. Catherine was b. 10 Mar. 1817, Slandovery, Glamorgan, Wales; d. 4 July 1888, Cedar City, Ut. Her par. were Thomas and Margaret (--) Williams. b. 15 Sept. 1847, Abersy Chan Momouth, So. Wales. d. 17 Oct. 1911, Cedar City, Ut. D. 30 June 1905, Cedar City, Ut.
4. Margaret Alice Ahlstrom B. 17 Apr. 1872, Cedar City, Ut. M. 10 Jan. 1893, John Heber Ford D. 14 June 1917, Centerville, Ut.
5. Vera Ford B. 3 Oct. 1909, Sigurd, Sevier, Ut. M. Randall S. Forbush
273. RAY FORBUSH4 [S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnll b. 7 Dec. 1913, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 19 Sept. 1922; m. 12 Dec. 1935, Ruth Marie, dau. of Alfred Raymond and Nellie Amon (Potter) Jepsen. She was b. 23 Dec. 1913, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 4 May 1952 by Hart Forbush. Ray grad. from M.H.S. and Ruth at R.H.S. He is a mechanic and construction worker and is now employed at Glen Canyon Dam, Page, Ariz.
-240- Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
* 999 M-1 Robert Sterling, b. 27 Aug. 1936 * 1000 F-2 Dianne, b. 5 Aug. 1939 1001 M-3 Richard Dee, b. 11 Feb. 1942; bap. 1 July 1951 by Jason Nordgran; ord. Pr. 20 Sept. 1959. He loves basketball and was a member of the H.S. team that participated in the Utah State H.S. basketball tournament, 1961. 1002 F-4 Connie Rae, b. 12 May 1951; bap. 7 June 1959 by Gary E. Brown.
274. FORREST FORBUSH4 {S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 4 Jan. 1916, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 16 Sept. 1924; m. 1 Nov. 1948 to Glenna, dau. of Virgil and Blanche Sophia (Johnson) Julander. She was b. 1 Nov. 1932, Monroe, Ut.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
1003 M-1 Forrest Craig, b. 29 Aug. 1949 1004 M-2 Kirk, b. 18 July 1953
275. MADGE NAOMI FORBUSH4 [Hyrum P. Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 22 Sept.1904,Monroe, Ut.;m. lst, 16 Sept. 1921, Nels Simon Johnson who was b. 15 Sept. 1898, Ephraim, Ut. m. 2nd, 27 Jan. 1925 (S. 15 Dec. 1953) to Herman Kresten Andreas Nikolaj, son of Johanne and Kresten Andreas (Jensen) Jensen. He was b. 30 Nov. 1897, Handers, Den mark. Madge has been helpful to her father on his farms, both in John's Valley and Monroe. She was "Miss Utah" for the 1949 Homecoming celebration. Herman has helped in building projects and is now a barber in Monroe, Ut.
Child by 1st husband, b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 1005 M-1 Calvin Hanks, b. 10 June 1922
Child by 2nd husband
* 1006 F-2 Erma Beryl, b. 5 Aug. 1925
-241- Kresten Andreas Herman Nikolaj Jensen (mother)
1. Jens Jensen B, 3 Mar. 1837, Dalbyneder Kjaer, Denmark M. Maren Kirstine Anderson b. 12 Feb. 1840, Den. d. 17 Nov. 1902 D. 23 Aug. 1914, Raaby, Den.
2. Johanne Jen sen B. 11 Sept. 1863, Harristlev, Den. M. Kresten Andersen Jensen D. 9 Oct. 1942, Richfield, Ut.
3. Kresten Andreas Herman Nikolaj Jensen B. 30 Nov. 1897, Randers, Den. M. 27 Jan. 1925, to Madge Naomi Forbush
277. SARA EVA FORBUSH4 [Hyrum P. Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 10 May 1911, Monroe, Ut.; m. 2 Nov. 1929 (S. 17 July 1947) to Franklin Thornton, son of William F. and Luella Elizabeth (Thornton) Carson. He was b. 14 Apr. 1897, Parowan, Ut. Eva and Frank lived at Monroe, Junction, Farmington, and are now at Centerville, Ut. Franklin loves the out-of-doors and hunting.
Children
1007 M-1 Son, b. 8 Oct. 1930, Monroe, Ut. * 1008 M-2 Wilmer Boyd, b. 28 Mar. 1932, Monroe, Ut. * 1009 F-3 Geraldine, b. 16 Oct. 1933, Junction, Ut. * 1010 F-4 Shirley Lue, b. 29 Feb. 1936, Junction, Ut. * 1011 M-5 Teddy Radell, b. 22 Dec. 1939, Junction, Ut. 1012 M-6 Rollo Frank, b. 19 Feb. 1943, Junction, Ut. 1013 F-7 Ronda Yvonne, b. 6 Sept. 1945, Junction, Ut.
Franklin T. Carson (father)
1. Franklin Carson M. Jane --
-242- 2. Samuel Carson B. 22 Nov. 1805, St. Clair, Ala. M. 1829, Elizabeth Jane, dau. of Thomas and Rebecca (Brown) Adaire b. 10 Nov. 1810, Nashville, Tenn. d. 16 Aug. 1892, Washington, Ut. D. 4 Oct. 1837
3. Valentine Carson B. 8 Nov. 1831, Pickens Co., Ala. M. Hannah, dau. of Jacob and Mary (Vancille) Waggle. Jacob was b. 1814 and m. 1835. Mary was b. 27 Sept. 1820, Hancock, Ill.; d. June 1916, Gila, Ariz. b. 10 Dec. 1841, Ill. d. 1 Apr. 1929, Parowan, Iron, Ut. D. 25 Sept. 1898, Parowan, Iron, Ut.
4. William Franklin Carson B. 28 Dec. 1870, Washington, Ut. M. 22 Jan. 1891, to Serepta Luella Thornton b. 7 Jan. 1871, Parowan, Iron, Ut. d. 10 Nov. 1958, Salt Lake City, Ut. D. 25 Dec. 1936, Junction, Piute, Ut.
5. Franklin Thornton Carson B. 14 Apr. 1897, Parowan, Iron, Ut. M. 2 Nov. 1929 to Sara Eva Forbush
Franklin T. Carson (mother)
1. Jesse Thornton M. Johannah Hill
2. Ezra Thornton B. 8 Apr. 1789, England M. Harriet, dau. of Asa and Ruth (Stratton) Goodrich b. 14 June 1791, Glastonbury, Hartford, Conn. d. 16 Nov. 1870, Parowan, Iron, Ut. D. 3 Nov. 1836, Franklin, Mo.
3. Stephen Thornton B. 9 Feb. 1834, Collins, N. Y. M. 8 Nov. 1855 to Nancy, dau. of Benjamin Gardner and Maria (Dunn) Curtis. Benjamin was b. 6 Dec. 1802,
-243- Rensler Co., N. Y.; d. 1867, Springville, Ut. His par. were Joseph and Elsie Dead.man (Brockway) Curtis. Maria was b. 20 Mar. 1808, Brnuus (Brown?) Co., 0.; d. Springville, Ut. Her par. were Henry and Nancy (Pindell) Dunn. b. 1 Mar. 1837, Tipicanoe, Ind. d. 6 Sept. 1914, Parowan, Ut. D. 31 Mar. 1918, Parowan, Ut.
4. Serepta Luella Thornton B. 7 Jan. 1871, Parowan, Ut. M. 22 Jan. 1891 to William Franklin Thornton D. 10 Nov. 1958, Salt Lake City, Ut.
5. Franklin Thornton Carson B. 14 Apr. 1897, Parowan, Ut. M. 2 Nov. 1929, Sara Eva Forbush 278. DOROTHA MAY FORBUSH4 lHyrum P. Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 9 Mar. 1921, Monroe, Ut.; m. 21 Nov. 1940, Kenneth, son of James and Lydia Hilda (King) Bridges. He was b. 3 Mar. 1914, Sevier, Ut. Kenneth is employed at Swift Packing Co. in Portland. Both he and Dorotha love fishing, and are welders. Dorotha with her boys went "worm picking" (night crawlers). Now they have their own business where they gather and package worms for the sporting goods stores. Others are hired in their business. Dorotha also does flocking on baseball protector caps for wholesale sport ing goods companies. When Pat was small in 1942, and in a Portland hospital with meningitis, with the parents consent, the doctors had penicillin flown from Wash. D. C. Pat recovered. The doctors said it was the first child in 2 1/2 years on the West Coast to recover from this disease. During this illness Dorotha had called her family and ''Uncle Irvin" in Utah, who prayed for Pat. They know Pat was healed by faith as well as the work of skilled men.
Children, b. in Portland, Ore.
* 1014 F-1 Emma Patricia, "Pat", b. 3 Aug. 1942 1015 M-2 Michael Gordon, b. 5 Sept. 1945, twin 1016 M-3 Dennis Richard, b. 5 Sept. 1945, twin
-244- Kenneth Bridges (father)
1. William E. Bridges B. 7 Jan. 1814 M. Terresa Mass b. 22 Oct. 1813 d. 19 Mar. 1882 D. 1887
2. Worthy Franklin Bridges B. 26 July 1840, Franklin, 0. M. 1860, Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of William Henry and Elizabeth (Squires) Robinson. William was b. 6 July 1802, Council Bluffs, and d. 1847. Elizabeth was b. 24 Dec. 1802 and d. at Hatton, Ut. b. 15 May 1847, Florence, Mo. d. 9 Aug. 1936, Elsinore, Ut. D. 16 Jan. 1911, Sevier, Ut.
3. James Bridges B. 18 July 1878 M. Lydia King d. Cedar City, Ut.
4. Kenneth Bridges B. 3 Mar. 1914, Sevier, Ut. M. 21 Nov. 1940, Dorotha May Forbush
280. DOYLE WILLIAM WARNOCK4 [Alexander Warnock3 Phil ena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 3 June 1911, Monroe, Ut.; m. 4 Jan. 1938, L.D.S. T., to Phyllis Eunice, dau. of Perrigreene and Hattie May (Riddle) Tingey. She was b. 19 June 1915, Grays Lake, Ida. Doyle lived in Monroe, Ut. and Idaho Falls. He attended local schools and a Diesel School in Los Angeles. After marriage three babies were born prematurely and didn't live. The doctor said they may not have a family. Because of their faith and prayers and that of Nicholas G. Smith and others, they have now three fine children. Doyle is a farmer. He and Phyllis are active L.D.S. church members. -245- Children, b. in Idaho Falls, Ida.
1017 M-1 Doyle Lynn, b. 22 July 1941; bap. 6 Aug. 1949 1018 F-2 Joy Dawn, b. 5 May 1943; bap. 2 June 1951 1019 F-3 Carol Sue, b. 23 Aug. 1948; bap. 3 Nov. 1956
281. NAOMI WARNOCK4 [Alexander Warnock3, Philena Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 4 May 1913, Monroe, Ut.; m. 1st, 19 Sept. 1932, Dan H. son of Dan B. and Marguerite (Sherborg) Woodland. He was b. 20 Dec. --. She m. 2nd, 19 June 1943, Jack, son of Riley and Sarah (Casin) Mcclaskey. He was b. 12 Sept. 1895, Chillicothe, Mo. Naomi attended schools at Idaho Falls, Joseph and Monroe, Ut. where she grad. from M.H.S. Aftermarriage she lived in Provo, Ut. and Idaho Falls, Ida. where she worked for the "Post Register."
Child by 1st husband * 1020 F-1 Opal, b. 2 Mar. 1934, Idaho Falls, Ida.; bap. 3 July 1944.
282. RUTH WARNOCK4 [Alexander Warnock3, Philena Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 7 May 1920, Idaho Falls, Ida.; m. 1st, 1 Nov. 1940, to Perry Eugene Tolly. Shem. 2nd, 21 June 1949, S. 2 Apr. 1952, to Garnel Joseph, son of Hyrum Silas and Emma Matilda (Jensen) McBride. He was b. 12 Nov. 1899, Hyrum, Cache, Ut. Ruth was born the year flu was so bad. She feels that through prayer, the use of her arm was regained after a severe injury. She attended schools in the Idaho Falls area and grad. from Ammon H.S. After marriage she lived in Ogden, Ut. and worked as bookkeeper for a jewelry firm. Later in Idaho she worked at a hospital. Garnel, a farmer, whose first wife died, had three child ren when he m. Ruth. The children were Robert, Patricia and Lelia. Children, 1st 2 adopted by 2nd husband.
1021 M-1 Don Eugene (adopted) b. 27 Oct. 1942, Idaho Falls, Ida.; bap. 4 Nov. 1950. Hem. 13 Oct. 1961, Gloria Dea, dau. of Wilford Dell and Glenda Rira (Clark) Scott. -246- 1022 F-2 Ora Sharlene (adopted) b. 5 Feb. 1946, Ogden, Ut.; bap. 6 Feb. 1954 1023 F-3 Garnalee, b. 13 Mar. 1950, Idaho Falls, Ida.; bap. 29 Mar. 1958 1024 M-4 Paul A., b. 25 Mar. 1951, Idaho Falls, Ida.; bap. 2 May 1958
285. ROYCE DERAY HERMANSEN4 [Nettie Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 5 Nov. 1913, Preston, Nev.; m. 28 May 1936 (S. 3 June 1937) to Grace Mardene, dau. of LaFayette and Elizabeth Elena (Webb) Hendricks. She was b. 9 June 1916, Richmond, Ut. Royce grad. from Lund, Nev. H.S. and was salutatorian. He received a B.S. Degree from U.S.A.C., Logan, Ut. He worked in Nev. for the U.S. Soil Conservation Service. He owns and operates Royce Motel and Service Station, Payson, Ut.
Children
* 1025 M-1 Royce Larry, b. 3 Mar. 1937, Logan, Ut. * 1026 F-2 Mardene, b. 28 Apr. 1939, Logan, Ut. * 1027 M-3 Robert H., b. 30 May 1941, Caliente, Nev. 1028 F-4 Lynell, b. 12 Apr. 1945, Caliente, Nev. 1029 F-5 Sheryl Jean, b. 18 Nov. 1947, Elko, Nev. 1030 M-6 DeRay L., b. 5 Nov. 1957, Payson, Ut.
286. CHRISTIE LAVERN HERMANSEN4 [Nettie Warnock3 , Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn 1] b. 3 Mar. 1917, Preston, Nev.; m. 21 Feb. 1942, (End. 31 May 1940, St.G. T.) Reginald Scott, son of John and Agnes Louisa (Harwood) Haynes. He was b. 17 Feb. 1909, Black Heath, Staffs., Eng. Christie Laverne grad. from Lund H.S. and was saluta torian, attended U.S.A.C. and grad. from Nev. Univ. with a B.A. degree. She taught school 4 yrs. She has been ac tive in genealogical work, R.S., S.S., Pri., both in ward and stake. She is St. R.S. Pres. now. She and Reginald have been active in singing groups. He is a Coun. to the St. Pres. and is a City Councilman. They took into their home a Lamanite boy, Boyd Mikel Graham, who grad. from Ely H.S. and is attending B.Y.U. (1962) Scott was m. 1st, to Ida Leona Peterson who d. Their
-247- son Michael Charles, was b. 13 Oct. 1934. He att. B.Y.U. then m. Karen Hope Prince. They have a dau. Michele Ida, a son, Rick Allen. Scott is a member of the H.C. in charge of Genealogy. He is humble and sincere in his work and helpful and kind to his family and friends.
Children, b. in Ely, Nev.
1031 M-1 Richard Scott, b. 1 Aug. 1943. He loves to read, was a grade school honor student, was valedictor ian at ·white Pine H.S., Ely, Nev.; was awarded a B.Y.U. scholarship; has received L.D.S Indi vidiual Awards, was winner in V.F.W. speech constest; won 3rd place on the debate team for Nev. State in a forensic meet and received a Rotary A ward. 1032 F-2 Connie Sue, b. 1 Mar. 1948; loves handicrafts and Girl Scout work, was a member of the Ely grade school band for 4 yrs.; grad. from 8th grade in 1962; received the Am. LegionAwardofMeritfor outstanding girl; playes clarinet and piano. 1033 M-3 Paul Steven, b. 17 Apr. 1949. He isan honor roll student and plays the trombone in the Ely School
I band. · - 1034 F-4 Pattie Jean, b. 28 Nov. 1950. She plays the clarinet in the school band and is full of pep and fun.
287. BURL W. HERMANSEN4 [Nettie Warnock3, Philena Wash burn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 26 Oct. 1919, Preston, Nev.;m.12Nov.1943, L.T., to Eva Amanda, dau. of John Henry and Edna (Benson) Ward. She was b. 1 Feb. 1921, Riverside, Ut. Burl, a farmer and florist, grad. from Lund, Nev. H,S. attended U.S.A.C. Logan, was a captain in U.S, Army (1941-1946) and was with the first convoy to reach Hawaii after Pearl Harbor. He was in the battle of lwa Jima. He now operates the Gray Floral in Salt Lake City. He is active in church and scouting, and is Bishop of the Richards First Ward, Sugarhouse Stake. He is kind and thoughtful of others. As a Captain in the U.S. Army while in dangerous combat service in the Pacific during World War II, Burl prayed constantly for every boy in his group. Only one was seriously wounded. He is an ideal among his associates because of his personal, friendly, sincere interest in each one. -248- Children
1035 M-1 Michael Ward, b. 22 Sept. 1944, Tremonton,Ut.; d. 25 May 1959, Salt Lake City, Ut. He attended Irving Jr. H.S., and was active in church and scouting. 1036 M-2 John Ward, b. 16 Oct. 1947, Tremonton, Ut. 1037 M-3 Terry Ward, b. 27 May 1952, Salt Lake City, Ut. 1038 M-4 Alan Ward, b. 7 Oct. 1954, Salt Lake City, Ut. 1039 M-5 Mark Ward, b. 6 Jan. 1961, Salt Lake City, Ut. 1039a. F-6 Daughter, b. 26 Oct. 1962, Salt Lake City, Ut. 288. BETTY JUNE HERMANSEN4 [Nettie Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 7 Nov. 1924, Preston, Nev.; bap. 13 Nov. 1932; m. 11 May 1946, to Joseph Fitton, son of Sam and Ruth Hannah (Fitton) Hansen. Hewasb.16Apr.1916, Kaysville, Ut. Betty June attended U.S. U., Logan, Ut. and worked at the First Security Bank in Provo. Here in Provo, Betty June and Joseph became acquainted. Joseph grad. from H.S. and was salutatorian, attended college and is a Major in the Army Reserves. He owns and operates "Joe's Shoe Shop" at 490 North, University Ave., Provo, Ut. This is the same building that was built for his father 30 years ago. Betty Jean is active in the church. She was secy. in S.S. in the Ely, Nev. and in the Provo 4th wards, secy. for the Jr. Gen. org., and Pri. teacher in Provo 3rd and 4th wards. She is devoted to her family and is considerate and friendly to all people.
Children, b. in Provo, Ut.
1040 F-1 Kim Ruth, b. 3 Mar. 1951 1041 M-2 Joseph Kris, b. 7 Aug. 1954 1042 F-3 Kay Lynne, b. 25 Nov. 1958; d. same day 1043 M-4 William Scott, b. 9 Mar. 1962; bl. 1 Apr. 1962 by Bishop Royce Deray Hermansen
Joseph Fitten Hansen (father)
1. Sam Hansen M. Elizabeth Hall
-249- 2. Thomas Hall Hansen M. Jane Marsden
2. Sam Hansen B. 21 Feb. 1875, Parish Halifax, Friendley Sawby Bridge, Yorkshire, England M. 13 Aug. 1898, Ruth Hannah Fitton
4. Joseph Fitten Hansen B. 16 Apr. 1916, Kaysville, Davis, Ut. M. Betty June Hermansen
(mother)
1. John Fitton M. Hannah, dau. of John Saville
2. Eli Whiteley Fitton M. Lovinia, dau. of James and Ruth (---) Hollas
3. Ruth Hannah Fitton B. 14 May 1877, Ripponden, Sawby Bridge Parish, York shire, Eng. M. 13 Aug. 1898, Sam Hansen
4. Joseph Fitten Hansen M. Betty June Hermansen
289. ORLA RAE NAY4 [Flora C. Warnock3, Philena Washburn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 24 Aug. 1911, Marumba, Calif.; m. 1st, 30Apr. 1928, David Dewey Page. She m. 2nd, Thedore Andrew Bluhm who was b. 14 Oct. 1903, Moroni, Ut.
Child, by 1st husband
* 1044 M-1 Thomas Dewey, b. 27 Nov. 1929, Los Angeles, Calif.
290. FLORIAN CYRIL NAY4 [Flora C. Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 8 Nov. 1912, Monroe, Ut.; m. 1st, 20 Apr. 1930, Aida Marlene Lundy. She was b. 20 Nov. 1912, Canada.
-250- He m. 2nd, Bette Alica, dau. of Otto T. and Helen Marie (Cheisman) Schauble. She was b. 15 Dec. 1916, Pilzer, Neb. This family lives in Sun Valley, Calif..
Children
* 1045 F-1 Marlene Aida, b. 28 Sept. 1933, Van Nuys, Calif. * 1046 F-2 Peggy Ann, b. 4 Apr. 1935, Los Angeles, Calif. 1047 M-3 Ormun Reid, b. 28 Sept. 1936, Los Angeles, Calif. 1048 F-4 Jeanette Elaine, b. 19 May 1938, Ely, Nev. 1049 M-5 Merrill Charles, b. 20 Aug. 1939, Ely, Nev. 291. WINALEE PHILENA NAY4 [ Flora C. Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 13 Mar. 1914, Needles, Calif.; m. John Wright, son of Ernest Glen and Emma Edna (Wright) Stewart. He was b. 13 May 1918, E. Helena, Mont.
Children b. in Ely, Nev. * 1050 F-1 Darlene Ann, b. 22 May 1936 * 1051 m-2 Gerald Ernest, b. 1 July 1937 1052 F-3 Jacqualine Joyce, b. 11Nov.1938;m. 5Oct. 1956, Jerald Bolin. They live in Costa Mesa, Calif.
292. GEORGE RUSSEL NAY4 [Flora C. Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 26 July 1916, Marumba, Calif. m. 1st, 22 June 1937, Phyllis, dau. of Erwin and Erma (Stewart) Hamilton. She was b. 24 Oct. 1919. Hem. 2nd, Dorothy --. George is a patient in a V.A. hospital in Long Beach, Calif. Child, by 1st wife
1053 F-1 Georgie Lorraine, b, 22 June 1938
Child, by 2nd wife
1054 M-1 Russel
293. ETHEL DAWNE NAY4 [FloraC. Warnock3, Philena Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 10 June 1919, Monroe, Ut.; m. 25 Dec. 1939, Hiram Kirk Fox. He was b. 20 Feb. 1916, Glacier, Washington.
-251- Children
1055 M-1 Kirk Hiram, b. 30 Sept. 1942, Bellingham, Wash. 1056 F-2 Pamela Flora, b. 28 Sept. 1944, Chelan, Wash. 1057 F-3 Charlotte Alene, b. 4 Dec. 1951, Salt Lake City, Ut. 1058 F-4 Sue Anne, b. 24 May 1954, Grants Pass, Wash.
294. MILES RHODES NAY4 (Flora C, Warnock3, Philena Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 18 May 1922, Victorville, Calif.; m. Millicent-, (div.).
Children
1059 F-1 Susan Michelle, b. 12 Sept. 1955, d. abt. 20 May 1956. 1060 M-2 Miles Rhodes Jr., b. 16 July 1956.
295, ELAYNE WARNOCK4 (Irvin L. Warnock3, Philena Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl]b. 25 Sept. 1916; m. 12 June 1940, S. G. T., to Eldon String ham, son of Hyrum Lorenzo and Roxanna (Stringham) Reid. He was b. 23 Oct. 1912, Vernal, Uintah, Ut. Elayne grad. from Seminary and R.H.S. She attended B.Y.U. and U.S.U. She worked at Los Angeles and was Secy. to Sevier Co. Attorney, and at Bryce Canyon. She has been active in drama, music and as teacher on a ward and stake level in S.S. and M. I.A. She is choir leader, pres. of Y.W.M.I.A. and of P.T.A. She has written many plays and pageants. Eldon grad. from U.S.U.; did grad. work at B.Y.U. and N.W.U. at Chicago, holds a C.P.A. from Ill., is a comp troller and office mgr. for Ut. Cons. Co. at San Francisco. He is pres. of the L.D.S. San Rafael Branch, Calif. He has been active in Missionary and H.C. work. Children
1061 M-1 Eldon Leroy, b. 7 July 1941, Chicago, Ill. 1062 F-2 Roxanna, b. 30 May 1943, Chicago, Ill. 1063 F-3 Robin, b. 5 Oct. 1946, San Rafael, Calif. 1064 F-4 Pauline, b. 28 Nov. 1950, San Rafael, Calif. 1065 M-5 Nicholas Warnock, b. 19 Mar. 1954, San Rafael, Calif. 1066 M-6 Rollie Warnock, b. 15 Jan. 1957, San Rafael, Calif. -252- 1067 F-7 Su Lin, b. 28 June 1958, San Rafael, Calif. 1068 F-8 Maren, b. 12Mar.1960,SanRafael,Calif.
296. IDELL WARNOCK4 [Irvin L. Warnock3, Philena Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1} b. 18 June 1918, Sigurd, Ut.; m. 26 May 1942, M. T. to LaRue Elroy, son of Edwin Elroy and Martina (Sorensen) Thurston. He was b. 24 Jan. 1918, Annabella, Sevier, Ut. Idell loved to help her father on the farm. She grad. from Seminary and R.H.S., earned a Degree in Education from B.Y.U. in 1953, then taught school. She was Girls State Coun. at Logan for 2 yrs., has been Teacher Trainer, Speech Director and is now East Sharon St. Pri. Pres. LaRue has been Ward Clerk, High Coun. member, asst. S.S. Supt., M.I.A. Supt., active in J.C.C.,andAm. Leg. He filled a mission in Denmark and U.S. He attended schools at Richfield, C.S.U., and grad. from B.Y. U. in 1949. He entered the Army in 1941 and served in Europe and the Pacific. He is employed at the Employment Service, Provo, Ut. In Aug. 1962 he was named Manger of the Provo Employment Security Office. He has been associated with this office since 1946. He is a member of the Orem 19th Ward Bishopric.
Children
1069 F-1 Ann Marie, b. 26 June 1943, Cheyenne, Wyo. 1070 M-2 David LaRue, b. 13 Dec. 1946, Richfield, Ut. 1071 F-3 Kathryn, b. 10 Dec. 1949, Provo, Ut. 1072 M-4 Douglas Warnock, b. 21 July 1953, Provo, Ut.
297. MARIE WARNOCK4 [Irvin L. Warnock3, Philena Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 13 May 1921; m. 17 June1943,M. T. to Clifford Leroy, son of Fenley Frost and Cora (Ward) Merrell. He was b. 25 Mar. 1915, Santa Thomas, N. M. Marie and Clifford have lived at Delores, Colo., Al burquerque, N. Mex., St. George, Monticello and Delta, Ut. and other cities because of Clifford's work as Soil Scientist for U.S. Soil Conservation Service. Marie has been active in Girls Comm., M.I.A., R.S., Pri., Gen. and drama. She helped org. and was secy., then pres. of Literary Guild at Delta. She is attending B.Y.U. and expects to major in Education.
-253- Clifford and his unit was awarded a Presidential Citation for outstanding services in U.S. Soil Service. He has been Supt. of S. S., Pres. Y.M.M.I.A, Pres. of Seventies, Chair. Gen. Comm., Mgr. Welfare Farm, Regional Ag. Adv., F.F.A. Boy's Adv., and B.S,A. leader.
Children
1073 F-1 Lexia Ann, b. 20 May 1945, Socorro, N. M. 1074 M-2 Clinton Leroy, b. 18 Jan. 1947, St. George, Ut. 1075 F-3 Marylin, b. 18 July 1949, St. George, Ut. 1076 F-4 Dixilee, b. 28 July 1950, St. George, Ut. 1077 M-5 William Robert, b. 18 Jan. 1954, Provo, Ut. 1078 F-6 Cora Mae, b. 3 May 1958, Provo, Ut.
299. ROBERT ELMAN WARNOCK4 [Irvin L. Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 11Apr.1925;Sigurd, Ut.;m.13 Oct. 1944, S.L.T. to Phyllis, dau. of Albert Bryant and Pearl (Black) Parker. She was b. 12 Oct. 1923, Richfield, Ut. Robert Elman, loved farming, was pres. F. F.A. Richfield Chapter, won first and second places in speech, grad. from Seminary and R.H.S. In 1944 he entered the Air Force and was in for nearly 2 yrs. He attended B.A.C., and grad. from U.S.U. with high honors, was given a fellowship for research with "radio active isotopes in fertilizers." He recieved a M.A. in 1952, entered Rutgers, New Brunswick, N. J. He was again given a scholarship for research. He grad. with a Ph. D. degree in 1956. He has a position with Calif. Spray Co. which ·takes him to many states and once to Hawaii. He anct family live in Salt Lake City, Ut. He was Coun. to N.J. Dist. Pres. and active in missionary work. Phyllis was Pri. Pres. in N. J. and is now active in R.S.
Children
1079 M-1 Richard E., b. 17 Aug. 1945, Amarillo, Tex. 1080 M-2 De Wayne J., b. 2 Nov. 1948, Logan, Ut. 1081 F-3 Billie, b. 29 Mar. 1951, Logan, Ut. 1082 M-4 DelRoi, b. 28 Apr. 1954, New Brunswick, N.J. 1083 F-5 Georgette, b. 22 Feb. 1958, Carmichael, Calif. 1084 M-6 Son, b. 4 Nov. 1960, Salt Lake City, Ut.
-254- 300. D. CARL WARNOCK4 ( Irvin L. Warnock3, Philena Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 5 May 1927, Sigurd, Ut.; m. 2 July 1954, S. L. T. to Sybil dau. of Oliver Romeo and Teressa E. (Kennington) Haderlie. She was b. 25 Aug. 1929, Thayne, Lincoln, Wyo. D. Carl was pres. F. F.A. for 1 yr., was center on the basketball team that entered the St. contest, grad. from Sem. and R.H.S., attended U.S.U. andgrad.fromB.Y.U. in Secondary Ed., filled a 2-yr. mission to Central States, entered the U.S. Army in 1952 and received the Purple Heart for a shrapnel wound while helping a buddy in Korea. He has been a member of the H.C., is now Bp. of the Sigurd Ward and is a teacher in the Richfield schools. Sybil grad. from Sem. and the Star Valley H.S. at Afton, Wyo. She received a B.S. degree in Ed. from U.S. U., Logan Ut. She also grad. from L.D.S. Institute and filled a 2 yr. mission in N.W. States. She has been Pres. of Y.W.M.I.A. and taught school.
Children
1085 M-1 D. Carl Jr., b. 5 June 1955, Provo, Ut. 1086 F-2 Rebecca, b. 6 Aug. 1956, Provo, Ut. 1087 F-3 Rosalie, b. 8 Feb. 1958, Richfield, Ut. 1088 M-4 David Haderlie, b. Sept. 1959, Richfield, Ut. 1089 F-5 Deborah 1090 F-6 Susan Jane, b. 1 Sept. 1960, Richfield, Ut.
301. ARDA JEAN WARNOCK4 [Irvin L. Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 24 June 1929, Sigurd, Ut.; m. 8 Oct. 1953, M. T. to Don M. son of Joseph M. and Lula (Payne) Christensen. He was b. 3 Jan. 1929, Hinkley, Millard, Ut. Arda Jean loved farm life, wrote poems that were pub lished, edited a grade paper and the H.S. Year Book, grad. from Seminary, R.H.S. and B.Y.U. with an A.B. Degree. She filled a 2 yr. mission to the N.W. States. Don a building contractor, grew up in Aurora, Ut. He grad. from N. Sevier H. S., attended U.S. U. and B. Y. U. He filled a 3-yr. mission for the L.D.S. church to Fin land. He was drafted into U.S. Service for 2 yrs., and was a cook and baker. Both Arda Jean and Don are active genealogists.
-255- Children
1091 F-1 Jean Larie, b. 20 Feb. 1955, Columbia, So. Car olina 1092 F-2 Jolene, b. 25 Feb. 1956, Provo, Ut. 1093 F-3 Mary Kaye, b. 19 June 1957, Provo, Ut. 1094 M-4 Martin Don, b. 17 June 1960, Salt Lake City, Ut.
Don M. Christensen (father)
1. Christian Anderson B. 13 Nov. 1686 M. 7 Jan. 1722, Anne Christensen b. 1695, Vesterbolle, Denmark d. 20 Jan. 1742 D. 14 Sept. 1740
2. Christen Christensen B. 12 Jan. 1725, Ulits, Den. M. 10 Mar. 1752, Kirsten Christensen b. 31 July 1729, Vesterbolle, Den. D. 23 Feb. 1760
3. Christen Christensen B. 7 May 1752, Vesterbolle, Den. M. 1st, 24 Sept. 1780, Mette Nielsen b. 1754, Vesterbolle, Den. d. July 1802 M. 2nd, 26 Dec. 1802, Anne Catrine Laugesen b. 9 Aug. 1778, Farso, Den. d. 16 Jan. 1856 D. 4 Nov. 1828
4. Christen Christensen B. 4 June 1808, Ostrup, Den. M. 1837, Bodild Sorensen b. 6 Oct. 1816, Boldrup, Den. d. 12 Oct. 1888 D. 3 Aug. 1880
5. Anthony Christensen B. 20 Feb. 1849, Astrup, Den. M. 14 Apr. 1873, Kirstine (Castine) Lovell
-256- b. 6 Mar. 1858, Fillmore, Millard, Ut. d. 7 June 1912 D. 28 June 1916
6. Joseph Martin Christensen B. 7 June 1880, Oak City, Millard, Ut. M. 1st, 24 June 1903, Tillie Curtis b. 30 Mar. 1886, Aurora, Sevier, Ut. d. 2 Jan. 1924 M. 2nd, 15 Apr. 1926, Lula Payne b. 17 Oct. 1892, Aurora, Sevier, Ut.
7. Don M. Christensen B. 3 Jan. 1929, Hinkley, Millard, Ut. M. 8 Oct. 1953, M. T., Arda Jean Warnock b. 24 June 1929, Sigurd, Sevier, Ut.
302. IRVA LEORA WARNOCK4 [ Irvin L. Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 26 July 1931, Sigurd, Ut.; m. 17 Aug. 1950, M. T. to Reed, son of Enoch Rolf and Mabel Melinda (Christiansen) Larsen. He was b. 19 Apr. 1923, Rich field, Sevier, Ut. Irva sang with a group in the Salt Lake Tabernacle in 1948. In 1948 she danced in the All-church dance group at the U. of U. Stadium in Salt Lake. She grad. from R.H.S. and attended B.Y.U. Reed grad. from R.H.S., spent 2 yrs. in the Navy Submarine Service, went on a 2 yr. mission to the W. States, grad. with a B.S. Degree from B.Y.U. in 1953. Since he has worked as an optical physicist at White Sands Proving Grounds, Los Cruses, N. Mex. Reed is Ward Clerk, and a Building Comm. member. He and Irva are active in church and welcome friends and missionaries in their new home at Las Cruses, N.M.
Children
1095 F-1 Lexia Lynne, b. l0Nov.1952, Provo, Ut. 1096 F-2 Melinda, b. 23 Nov. 1955, Las Cruses, N. Mex.
303. WILLIAM PAUL WARNOCK4 [ Irvin L. Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1) b. 24 Jan. 1934, Sigurd, Ut.; m. 27 July 1956, M.T.
-257- to Helen Afton, dau. of Dr. George H. and Afton Christena (Allred) Hansen. She was b. 16 Oct. 1934, Provo, Ut. William Paul won a 2-week trip to Los Angeles with an Aaronic Pr. group. He was pres. of his Sem. graduating class and of his R.H.S. grad. class, also Student Body Pres. He was elected to Boy's State in 1952. He attended B.Y.U. and grad. from U. of U. in 1958, and passed entrance tests to enroll at Harvard to earn a Ph. D. Degree. He filled a 2-yr. mission to the Northern States. Helen is a B.Y.U. grad. in Speech Therapy. She was employed by Ut. St. Health Dept., and is now a teacher atB.Y.U.
Children
1097 M-1 William Mathew, b. 1 June 1958, Provo, Ut. 1098 M-2 Gregory Hansen, b. 10 Jan. 1960, Cambridge, Mass.
304. MARY DE VERE CHRISTENSEN4 ( Mary Warnock3, Phil ena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 15 Sept. 1916, Monroe, Ut.; m. 4 May 1935, Warren R., son of Russel Fredrick and Myrtle (Nash) Johnson. He was b. 7 Oct. 1915, Santa Monica, Calif. DeVere is grateful for her sons, husband, father-in law and step-mother. The children have no other close relatives. But they enjoyed the Warnock Family Reunion they attended in Utah in 1957. The Utah relatives all have a great love in their hearts for them.
Children
1095 M-1 James Warren, b. 23 June 1945, Corpus Christi, Tex. 1096 M-2 Michael Alan, b. 2 Mar. 1947, Santa Monica, Calif.
306. OLIVER DAVIS WASHBURN4 (Oliver3, Parley P.2,Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 9 Jan. 1921, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 17 Feb. 1939, Richfield, Ut. to LaVee, dau. of Walter Franklin and Rebecca Christina (Smith) Robinson. She was b. 5 Feb. 1921. Elsinore, Ut.
-258- Children, b. in Monroe, Ut.
* 1097 F-1 Shauna Dee, b. 27 Feb. 1940 * 1098 F-2 Margie Mae, b. 2 Aug. 1941 1099 F-3 Billie Lane, b. 23 Feb. 1943; m. 11 Aug. 1960, to Hiram A. son of Hugh A. and Jessie Mitchell (Harward) Smith. He was b. 14 Apr. 1942, Salt Lake City, Ut. Hiram is an E. in the L.D.S. church and is a ward teacher. Billie is secy. of the Sr. S.S. and a teacher in Jr. S.S. 1100 M-4 Oliver Dave, b. 18 June 1945 1101 M-5 Walter Dana, b. 6 Jan. 1947 1102 F-6 Rebecca Vee, b. 8 Dec. 1948
307. OLIVE WASHBURN4 [Oliver3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 6 Oct. 1923, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 10 May 1942, Bane, son of Jared H. and Ruth Slack (Newby) Nordgran. He was b. 31 May 1924, Salt Lake City, Ut.
Children,
1103 F-1 Margaret Jean, b. 27 May 1943, Richfield, Ut. 1104 F-2 Tony Ray, b. , Richfield, Ut. 1105 F-3 Nancy Ann, b. 3 Feb. 1949, Richfield, Ut. 1106 M-4 Donald Bane, b. 9 Sept. 1951, Salt Lake City, Ut. 1107 F-5 Marilyn Kay, b. 26 May 1953, Salt Lake City, Ut.
308. LUELLA WASHBURN4 [ Oliver3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl)b. 3Aug. 1925, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 8 Mar.1945,Monroe, Ut. to Clearn A., son of John Andrew and Martina Celesta (Mickelson) Jensen. He was b. 21 Feb. 1924.
Children, b. in Salina, Sevier, Ut.
1108 F-1 Connie Lou, b. 27 July 1947 1109 M-2 Jeffrey C., b. 29 Oct. 1951 1110 F-3 Judy Marie, b. 18 Mar. 1956
309. LA VEE WASHBURN4 (Oliver3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 30 July 1927, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. Richard Evan Cowley. He was b. 27 Apr. 1923.
-259- Children b. in. Venice, Sevier, Ut.
1111 M-1 Craig Richard, b. 16 July 1947 1112 M-2 Trent Evan, b. 11 Apr. 1950
313. VIRON WASHBURN4 [Peter A.3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 15 May 1907, Mon roe, Sevier, Ut.;m. 31May 1940,S.L.T. to Mary Lorraine, dau. of Neils Thomas and Olive (Adamson) (Jense) Christensen. She was b. 2 Oct. 1910, Pleasant Grove, Ut. Mary attended B.Y.U. 3 yrs., U.S.U. 1 yr. where she received her Degree. She taught school. She has been devoted to the church. She was a teacher in Pri., M.I.A., S.S. and R.S., was 1st Asst. in M.I.A., R.S. visiting teacher, Jr. S.S. teacher for 17 yrs., and R.S. Pres. for 3 yrs. Viron earned a B.S. Degree in Ed. at U.S. U., served in the U.S. Army for 2 yrs., C.B.I. theatre, Army Signal Corps in India in 1945, and was Central Signal Corps Repairman. He has been active in the L,D.S. church, was ward teacher, secy. M.I.A., Quo. Lesson Instructor, member of Seventies Presidency, 1st Asst. to S.S. Supt., Gen. Chairman, Ward Welfare Comm., Chair. in charge of St. Temple Sealings and is an active genealogist. He was ord. a H.P. 26 Aug. 1962 by Willis M. Banks.
Children
1113 M-1 Stillborn Son, b. 6 Oct. 1941, American Fork, Ut. 1114 F-2 Marianne, b. 8 Sept. 1943, Lehi, Ut. She attended Pleasant Grove schools and B. Y. U. one year. She m. 8 Sept. 1962, M.T.,DavidLouisKjarof Manti, Ut. He has served on an L.D.S. mission to Brazil and is now attending B.Y. U. as a senior. Marianne is working in physical therapy at the Utah Valley Hospital. 1115 M-3 Mark Jense, b. 2 July 1949, Lehi. Ut. He is a good student at Pleasant Grove Jr. H.S.; is blond, tall and athletic, courteous, and friendly. He is an active L.D.S. church member.
-260- Viron Washburn (father)
1. Niels Gregerson B. 1815 M. Anne Maria Thomasen D. 1860
2. Niels Peter Gregerson B. 25 Nov. 1831, Aalborg, Aalborg, Den. M. 21 Sept. 1853, Mette Marie Frederikki Schmidt. Her par. were Kjeld Christian and Jacobine Pauline (Lemming) Schmidt. b. 9 July 1834 d. 6 July 1908, Monroe, Ut. D. 1 Sept. 1919, Monroe, Ut.
3. Ane Marie Gregerson B. 13 Oct. 1856, Aalborg, Den. M. 19 June 1878, Parley Pratt Washburn b. 15 July 1857, Manti, Ut. d. 11 Feb. 1930, Monroe, Ut. D. 18 Mar. 1954, Monroe, Ut.
4. Peter Abraham Washburn B. 4 Aug. 1884, Monroe, Ut. M. 1st, 20 Sept. 1906, Eliza Frances Lowe; 2nd, Althea ( Forman) Bradbury b. 9 Oct. 1887, Austin, Sevier, Ut. d. 6 Nov. 1961, Monroe, Ut.
5. Viron Washburn B. 15 May 1907, Monroe, Ut. M. 31 May 1940, Mary Lorraine Christensen b. 2 Oct. 1910, Pleasant Grove, Ut.
Viron Washburn (mother)
1. Johnnes Clements
2, Peter Clements Chr. 3 May 1747, Ferrytown, Westchester, N. Y. M. Amy Seeley, dau. of James Seeley D. 21 Dec. 1834, Stillwater, N.Y. -261- 3. James H. Clements B. 1785, Saratoga Co., N. Y. M. Lucy, dau. of Amos and Rhoda (--) Owen D. Glen Falls of Queensbury, N. Y.
4. Albert Clements B. 19 Nov. (or May) 1801, Fort Ann, Washington, N. Y. M. 28 Jan. 1821, Ada, dau. of Justus and Eva (Savage) Winchell. Justus was b. 7 Dec. 1759, Hesse, Cassel, Germany; m. 1783; d. Feb. 1838, Wayne Co., N. Y. His father was Justus Winchell. Eva was b. abt. 1765, Mohawk Valley, Washington, N. Y.; d. 1814, Wayne Co., N. Y. Her par. were William Savage, b. abt. 17 40 and Martha Gibson. b. 24 Dec. 1801, Hebron (or Hebsen) Wash. Co. N. Y. d. 4 Mar. 1890, Springville, Ut. D. 2 Apr. 1883, Springville, Ut.
5. Ada Clements B. 27 Dec. 1839, Far West, Jackson, Mo. M. 11 May 1855, Richard Alvin (Dick) , son of Richard Joseph and Mary (Sterling) Lowe. b. 25 Dec; 1826, Watnall, Notts., Eng. d. 26 Dec. 1899, Springville, Ut. D. 15 Oct. 1877, Springville, Ut.
6. Richard Alvin (Dick) Lowe B. 13 Sept. 1856, Brigham City, Ut. M. 22 Nov. 1880, Charity, dau. of Thomas Cephas and Eliza Frances (Biggs) Foreman. Thomas Cephas was b. 20 Feb. 1824, Carteret Co., N. C.; m. 17 Aug. 1843; d. 25 Sept. 1889, Austin, Sevier, Ut. His par. were Ephriam and Sarah (Sally) Fodrea-ie-era (Foreman) Eliza Frances was b. 6 July 1827, Craven Co., N. C.; d. 3 Feb. 1905, Austin, Sevier, Ut. Her par. were William and Fannie (Bell) Biggs. b. 6 July 1864, Pine Valley, Washington, Ut. d. 9 Jan. 1917, Monroe, Ut. D. Sept. 1930, Monroe, Ut.
7. Eliza Frances Lowe B. 9 Oct. 1887, Austin, Ut. M. Peter Abraham Washburn D. 6 Nov. 1961, Monroe, Ut.
-262- 8. Viren Washburn B. 15 May 1907, Monroe, Ut. M. Mary Lorraine Christensen
Mary L. Jense (father)
1. Christian Sorensen M. Kersten Peterson
2. James Jense Christensen B. 11 Aug. 1832, Bergum, Hjorring, Denmark M. Johanna Kristine Peterson, dau. of Peder Christian Nielsen (b. Furreby or Kjer) and Mary Mathiasen (b. Bergum, Hjorring, Den.). Mary's mother was Johanne Kristine. b. 6 Mar. 1835, Den. d. 13 July 1905, Pleasant Grove, Ut. D. Pleasant GrovP, Ut.
3. Niels Thomas Jense B. 8 Feb. 1871, Pleasant Grove, Ut. M. 11 Mar. 1894, Olive Adamson b. 12 Sept. 1876, Pleasant Grove, Ut. d. 19 Oct. 1933, Pleasant Grove, Ut. D. 5 Aug. 1932, Salt Lake City, Ut.
4. Mary L. Jense Christensen M. Viren Washburn
Mary L. Jense (mother)
1. James Adamson B. 17 June 1783 M. Margery Donald b. 10 Jan. 1793
2. David Adamson B. 3 Nov. 1829, Forfarshire, Scotland M. 1 June 1856, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas and Elizabeth (Baird) Crooks. b. 17 Aug. 1834, Fifeshire, Scotland d. 6 June 1912, Pleasant Grove, Ut. D. 30 Apr. 1900, Pleasant Grove, Ut.
-263- 3. Olive Adamson B. 12 Sept. 1876, Pleasant Grove, Ut. M. 11 Mar. 1894, Niels Thomas Jense D. 19 Oct. 1933, Pleasant Grove, Ut.
4. Mary L. Jense Christensen M. Viron Washburn
David Lewis Kjar (father)
1. Lars Christian Kjar M. Mette Marie Jensen
2. Louis Christian Kjar B. 9 Oct. 1857 (1859) Manti, Sanpete, Ut. M. 14 Nov. 1884, Annie Edith, dau. of Louis and Marie Christine (Rath) Jensen. b. 19 Dec. 1864, Falster, Maribo, Denmark d. 9 May 1935, Manti, Ut. D. 7 Nov. 1921, Manti, Ut.
3. Louis Melroy Kjar B. 25 Oct. 1885, Manti, Ut. M. 18 June 1909, Ephai Louie, dau. of Charles Heber and Alice Ann (Evans) Bird. Charles was b. 25 Nov. 1854, Wretham, Norfolk, Eng.; m. 21 Sept. 1874; d. 12 Nov. 1927, Farmington, Davis, Ut.; his par. were James Bird and Harriet Goble. Alice Ann was b. 1 Feb. 1856, Salt Lake City, Ut.; d. 23 Oct. 1940, Salt Lake City, Ut.; her par. were William Minshall Evans and Charlotte Jarrold Hyder. b. 31 Oct. 1886, Nephi, Juab. Ut.
4. Ronald Melroy Kjar B. 6 Nov. 1910, Provo Bench (Orem), Ut. M. 1 Sept. 1934, Eleanor Dianna Peterson b. 19 Apr. 1913, Mt. Pleasant, Ut. D. 12 Aug. 1946, Salt Lake City, Ut.
5. David Louis Kjar B. 26 July 1938, Manti, Ut. M. 8 Sept. 1962, Marianne Washburn b. 8 Sept. 1943, Lehi, Ut.
-264- David Lewis Kjar (mother)
1. Mouritz Petersen M. Dorte Kirstine Christensen
2. Fredrick Petersen B. 6 Oct. 1843, Benslev, Hjorring, Denmark M. 5 Dec. 1870, Ane Madsine Nicoline Larsen (Johansen) dau. of Lars Christen Christensen and Jensine Madsen. b. 16 Aug. 1856, Elling, Hjorring, Den. d. 27 Dec. 1934, Mt. Pleasant, Ut. D. 19 June 1919, Mt. Pleasant, Ut.
3. Mouritz Charley Peterson B. 22 Nov. 1876, Mt. Pleasant, Ut. M. 1 Sept. 1909, Christiana Mathilda Emilia Lund, dau. of Christian Niels Lund and Christiana Nielsen. Christian was b. 13 Jan. 1846, See st, Jutland, Den.; m. 11 Oct. 1884; d. 7 May 1921, Mt. Pleasant, Ut.; his par. were Lauri de Nielson and Frederikke Jensen Lund. Christiana was b. 22 Sept. 1859, Storby, Hundstrup, Fyhn, Den.; d. 5 Dec. 1907, Mt. Pleasant, Ut.; her par. were Niels Hansen and Anna Kirstine Johansen. b. 17 Aug. 1885, Mt. Pleasant, Ut. d. 28 May 1944, Mt. Plea$ant, Ut. D. 18 Dec. 1958, Mt. Pleasant, Ut.
4. Eleanor Dianna Peterson B. 19 Apr. 1913, Mt. Pleasant, Ut. M. 1 Sept. 1934, Ronald Melroy Kjar. b. 6 Nov. 1910, Provo Bench (Orem), Ut. d. 12 Aug. 1946, Salt Lake City, Ut.
5. David Louis Kjar M. Marianne Washburn
314. PARLEY ALVIN WASHBURN4 [Peter A.3, Parley P. 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 18 Mar. 1909, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 25 May 1932, Rich field, Ut. to Lottie, dau. of George and Georgia (Tuttle) Powell. She was b. 1 Aug. 1914. Lottie is a visiting teacher and secy. in R.S. Parley Alvin is a farmer and livestock raiser. He is
-265- a Pr. in the L.D.S. church, ward teacher, ward teacher supervisor, ward building fund fianance comm. member. Richard Melvin, a son m. 9 Sept. 1960, Los Angeles Temple, Dona, dau. of Lewis Lorenzo and Alice Marie (Jorgensen) Lund. She was b. 12 Sept. 1939, Brigham City, Ut. She is secy. in Jr. S.S. and a Pri. teacher. Richard is Expediter for Kaiser Engineers. He is an Elder, ward teaching supervisor and M.I.A. Ensign leader.
Children b. in Richfield, Ut. * 1116 M-1 Robert Alvin, b. 14 Nov. 1932, twin * 1117 M-2 Richard Melvin, b. 14 Nov. 1932, twin * 1118 F-3 Patricia Jean, b. 26 Nov. 1933 * 1119 M-4 Gary P., b. 13 Feb. 1935
315. FERN WASHBURN4 f Peter A.3, Parley P.2,Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1) b. 3 Apr. 1911, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 14 Jan. 1933, Richfield, Ut. to Grant, son of Simon and Annie (Nielson) Larsen. He was b. 24 Sept. 1911, Richfield, Ut.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut. * 1120 M-1 Ronald, b. 9 Dec. 1933 * 1121 F-2 Joyce, b. 1 Mar. 1936 1122 M-3 Laird, b. 29 July 1939; m. 25 Nov. 1959, Richfield, Ut. toJoLayne, dau. ofRehnorD. and Ora (Hicken) Nelson. She was b. 27 Apr. 1940, Richfield, Sevier, Ut. Laird is a Road Engineer. He and JoLayne both attended U.S. U. at Logan, Ut. 1123 M-4 Phillip Craig, b. 9 Nov. 1948
318. HOOVER WASHBURN4 [Peter A.3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 19 Sept. 1917, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 17 Mar. 1940 at Koosharem, Sevier, Ut. to Alice, dau. of Joseph E. and Ethel Odell (Hatch) Nielson. She was b. 17 Mar. 1921, Richfield, Sevier, Ut. They were later S. in the Temple.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
1124 M-1 Fran Hoover, b. 5 Apr. 1941 1125 F-2 Charlotte Manie, b. 27 Jan. 1943 1126 F-3 Patsy Adell, b. 26 Nov. 1945 1127 F-4 Camille, b. 17 Jan. 1950
-266- 319. THELMA WASHBURN4 [Peter A.3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 14 Sept. 1919, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 28 June 1939 M. T. to Charles Woodrow, son of Charles Lorenzo and Dora Ann (Coons) Ogden. He was b. 22 July 1917, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
* 1128 F-1 Pamelia, b. 20 Nov. 1940 1129 F-2 Susanne, b. 17 Jan. 1944 1130 F-3 Rosalie, b. 20 Mar. 1947 1131 F-4 Patricia, b. 29 July 1950 1132 M-5 Robert Woodrow, b. 1 Apr. 1954 1133 F-6 Gwendolyn, b. 13 Dec. 1956
320. BILL WASHBURN4 [ Peter A.3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 28 Sept. 1921, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 12 Feb. 1945, Betty Jean, dau. of Henry Edward and Eva Katherine (Tuttle) Heilesen. She was b. in Glenwood, Sevier, Ut. Bill owns and operates a drug store in Ogden, Ut. Bill and Betty Jean were S. in the S. L. T,, 21 June 1962, and the children were S. to their parents. Bill and Betty are working on the Ward genealogical committee in the ward where they live in Ogden.
Children
1134 M-1 Bill Henry, b. 17 Apr. 1946, Richfield, Ut. 1135 F-2 Natalie, b. 26 Feb. 1949, Salt Lake City, Ut. 1136 M-3 Jeffery, b. 26 Apr. 1953, Tooele, Ut. 1137 F-4 Wendy, b. 16 Jan. 1958, Ogden, Ut.
321. BETTY LOU WASHBURN4 [ Peter A.3, Parley P.2, Abra ham D. and FloraC. (Gleason) Washburnl]b.10 Oct. 1923, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 1st, 22 Nov. 1942, to Ellis, son of Lorenzo and Florence (Cowley) Davis. He d. 8 June 1948, Venice, Sevier, Ut. and was bur. llJune 1948, Venice, Ut. She m. 2nd, 25 Jan. 1950, M. T, GilbertG., son of Thomas Bryant and Ader (Gilbert) Parker. He was b. 1 Nov. 1916, Richfield, Ut. Child by 1st husband
1138 M-1 Terry Ellis, b. 17 Sept. 1943, Richfield, Ut.
-267- Children by 2nd husband, b. Richfield, Ut.
1139 F-1 Meryln, b. 28 Oct. 1950 1140 F-2 Mary, b. 16 Sept. 1951 1141 M-3 Thomas Gilbert, b. 22 Oct. 1952 1142 M-4 John R., b. 12 Feb. 1954 1143 M-5 Ronald W., b. 21 Sept. 1955
322. LEOLA WASHBURN4 [ Peter A.3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 2 Nov. 1925, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. in Monroe, Sevier, Ut. to Deon Brown.
Child
1144 F-1 Deanna, b. 26 Feb. 1948, Richfield, Ut.
325. ALFRED J. (A.J.) NEWBY4 [Anna Marie Washburn3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 5 Oct. 1919, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 3 Sept. 1943, Mary Ann Gardner. Her mother was Emma Gard ner. Mary Ann was b. 21 Jan. 1922, Duluth, Minn. A.J. attended Monroe schools, 2yrs. atS.C. at Ephriam, and 2 yrs at U.S.A.C., Logan where he earned his Degree. He was called to a mission but chose to keep on with school. While in Logan he helped a woman in the kitchen. She was constantly sending news, letters and gifts to servicemen. A. J. was inspired by her goodness to others. He enlisted in the Army and was a member of the band, served 4 yrs. in a Guard Unit, held the rank of 1st Lieu tenant, and was a Provost Marshall in India, and captain of a camp for 5 yrs; was there while they were building the Burma Road. Here he had an English Doctor friend. A. J. had the priviledge of baptising the Doctor's daughter into the L.D.S. church. A. J, was in Intelligence work when he came home. He is now with the U.S. Steel Co. as a foreman, in Joliet, Ill. A. J., Mary Ann and the twins live in Duluth, Minn. where they have charge of a rest home. They love to go into Canada to fish for big salmon. They live the Golden Rule.
Children, b. in New York City, N. Y.
1145 M-1 Scott, b. 14 July 1950, twin 1146 F-2 Carole, b. 14 July 1950, twin
-268- 326. HARTLEY NEWBY4 [Anna Marie Washburn3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl)b. 22 Nov. 1922, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. at Monroe, Ut. Geraldine, dau. of Walter Edward and Norma (Warner) Roberts. She was b. 19 July 1930, Richfield, Ut. Hartley is a school teacher at S.S.H.S., Monroe, Ut. He grad. from Utah University, received a science scholar ship and has his Master's Degree from the U. of U. He has taught school in Elsinore, Marysvale and Monroe. He teaches mathematics and science in the H.S. at Monroe. He enlisted in the U.S.A. F. and served in the Phillippine Islands as 1st Lieutenant. While teaching school, Hartley has worked as a surveyor with the Forestry Service and the Bureau of Roads during the summer months. His students and fellow workers are happy to be associated with him. Children, b. in Monroe, Ut.
1147 F-1 Jill, b. 23 Feb. 1949 1148 F-2 Jane, b. 14 Sept. 1951 1149 F-3 Kim, b. 9 June 1956 1150 M-4 Gene, b. 20 Dec. 1957
328. LOWELL ALMA NILSSON4 [Anna Marie Washburn3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 16 Oct. 1931, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 7 Sept. 1951, M. T. to Martha Gayle, dau. of Elbert William and Elma Kathleen (Nickle) Pitts. She was b. 10 Feb. 1933, Richfield, Ut. Lowell grad. from B.A.C. at Cedar City, after attending Monroe schools. He is a skilled mechanic and worked at a garage in Gunnison. He now is employed by Phoenix City, Ariz. He is an Elder in the church, has held many responsible positions and is now a home missionary. He is friendly, honest, sincere and has many friends.
Children 1151 F-1 Dianne, b. 20 Sept. 1953, Cedar City, Iron, Ut. 1152 F-2 Patricia Kay, b. 19 Oct. 1956, Phoenix, Mari copa, Arizona 1153 M-3 Michael Alma, b. 24 Oct. 1957, Phoenix, Mari copa, Arizona 1154 F-4 Karen Cherie, b. 3 Oct. 1959, Phoenix, Mari copa,. Arizona
-269- 329. DE MONTE WASHBURN4 [Jesse D.3, Parley P.2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 21 July 1913, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. LaRue Hall. She was b. 25 Sept. 1915, Hurricane, Washington, Ut.
Children
1155 F-1 Suzanne, b. 26 May 1940, Richfield, Ut. 1156 M-2 Michael, b. 11 Apr. 1942, Richfield, Ut. 1157 F-3 Kathleen, b. 3 Oct. 1946, Salt Lake City, Ut. 1158 F-4 Linda, b. 19 Nov. 1949, Salt Lake City, Ut. 1159 F-5 Julie, b. 16 Feb. 1952, Salt Lake City, Ut.
330. CLAYTON AUGUST WASHBURN4[JesseD,3, Parley P.2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 21 Aug. 1914, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 25 June 1943, Helen Constance, dau. of William Scott and Celena Elizabeth (Elise) Waters. She was b. 18 May 1920, Sussex, N. B., Canada. Clayton is an electrical engineer.
Children
1160 M-1 David Scott, b. 16 July 1944, Boston, Suffolk, Mass. 1161 F-2 Christy Elise, b. 6 Feb. 1947, Chicago, Cook, Ill. 1162 F-3 Gay Nancy, b. 3 Apr. 1949, Elmhurst, Du Page, Ill. 1163 F-4 Sharon Fern, b. 20Apr.1952,Elmhurst,DuPage, Ill. 331. TYRUS ELMO WASHBURN4 Jesse D.3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl b. 28 May 1916, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 25 May 1938, Farm ington, Ut. to Miriam Kathryn, dau. of Erastus and Lydia Irene (English) Madsen. She was b. 29 Mar. 1920, Elsinore, Sevier, UL
Children
1164 F-1 Laurel Kay, b. 26 Apr. 1939, Richfield, Ut.; grad. from U. of U., attended B.Y.U. and is teaching school in Beaver, Ut. 1165 M-2 Alan Tyrus, b. 1 Feb. 1941, Richfield, Ut. He is serving on an L.D,S. mission in Texas.
-270- 1166 F-3 Janet Irene, b. 21 June 1945, Richfield, Ut. 1167 M-4 Daniel Erastus, b. 10 Sept. 1952, Caldwell, Can yon, Ida. 1168 M-5 Robyn Phillip, b. 29 July 1955, Richfield, Ut. 1169 F-6 Iris Kathryn, b. 24 Aug. 1959, Richfield, Ut. 332. WANDA WASHBURN4 [ Jesse D.3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 6 Dec. 1917, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 22 Dec. 1937, Monroe, Ut. to Gilbert, son of Cyrus and Martha (Hansen) Avery. He was b. 20 May 1914, Venice, Sevier, Ut. Wanda is an efficient, happy housewife and mother. Gilbert is a successful farmer.
Children b. in Richfield, Ut.
1170 M-1 Russel Gilbert, b. 10 Dec. 1938 1171 F-2 Elaine, b. 18 Nov. 1940 333. ZELMA WASHBURN4 [Jesse D.3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 28 Sept. 1919, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 25 Mar. 1938, in Elsinore, Ut. to Versal, son of William Henry and Martha Bo (Hansen) Avery. He was b. 23 Jan. 1919, Venice, Sevier, Ut. Zelma is a friendly, loving, wife and mother. Versal loves his farm work and his family.
Children b. in Richfield, Ut.
1172 F-1 Erma, b. 11 Nov. 1939 1173 M-2 Jesse William, b. 17 Feb. 1941 1174 F-3 LaWana Washburn, b. 4 Dec. 1944 1175 M-4 Kenneth Versal Washburn, b. 12 July 1947 334. MAURICE WASHBURN4 [Jesse D.3, Parley P.2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 14 Aug. 1921, Monroe, Sevier,.Ut.; m. 6Oct.1945,Denise,dau. of James and Fernaude (Lenoir) Cehileau. She was b. 30 July 1926, Mayet, France. Denise is a housewife. Maurice is employed in an airplane factory. They love their home and family.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
1176 F-1 Francine, b. 15 Dec. 1946 1177 F-2 Claudine, b. 16 Oct. 1951
-271- 335. FARRELL WASHBURN4 [Jesse D. 3, Parley P.2,Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 13 July 1923, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 20 Nov. 1944, to Bonnie, dau. of Levi L. and Hazel (Berlin) Peterson. She was b. 20 Apr. 1927, Elsinore, Sevier, Ut. Bonnie cares for the home and children. Farrell works at an airplane factory.
Children b. in San Diego, Calif.
1178 F-1 Diane, b. 20 Nov. 1945 1179 M-2 Bruce, b. 10 Nov. 1947
337. PHILLIP WASHBURN4 [Jesse D.3, Parley P.2 Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ] b. 22 Aug. 1930, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 20 Dec. 1957, Lorraine, dau. of Byron Hogstead and Annabella (Brooks) Taylor. Dr. Phillip Washburn grad. from the University of Utah Medical School and is practising in Salt Lake City. He is an active member of the L.D.S. church and an efficient genealogist.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
1180 M-1 Phillip Brooks, b. 6 Nov. 1958 1181 M-2 Ian Gavin, b. 16 Feb. 1960
338. CHRISTINE WASHBURN4 [ Jesse D. 3, Parley P.2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 30 Sept. 1935, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 18 Mar. 1955, at First Baptist Church, Grayton, Mass., to Thomas Reid, son of Emery D. and Evelyn (Reid) Thale. He was b. 17 July 1934, Chicago, Cook, Ill.
Children
1182 M-1 Thomas Reid, Jr., b. 18 Aug. 1956, San Fran cisco, Calif. 1183 F-2 Lorie Lynn, b. 9 Sept. 1957, San Diego, Calif.
340. NEIL DONALD ANDERSON4 (Evalyn B. Washburn3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 30 Mar. 1912, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 12 June 1935, Norma, dau. of Wilford Walker and Ivy (Brown)
-272- Barney. She was b. 31 Mar. 1916, Annabella, Sevier, Ut. Neil Donald is a farmer and stock raiser. He is active in church and is a H.P.; has been 1st asst. in S.S. 3 yrs. S.S. Supt. 3 yrs., 2nd coun. in the Bishopric 3 yrs.
Children
* 1184 M-1 Phil Donald, b. 18 Nov. 1936, Annabella, Ut. 1185 F-2 Ver Deana, b. 22 Jan. 1940, Annabella, Ut. 1186 M-3 Kirk W., b. 15 May 1945, Richfield, Ut. 1187 M-4 Errol C., b. 25 Aug. 1947, Richfield, Ut.
341. MAXINE ANDERSON4 [Evalyn B. Washburn3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1]b. 21 Mar. 1914, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 30 Mar. 1934, Monroe, Ut. to James Ercil, son of John N. and Emma (Lee) Henrie. He was b. 22 Dec. 1907, Panguitch, Garfield, Ut. James Ercil servedona two-yr. L.D.S. mission.
Children
* 1188 M-1 Ercil Terry, b. 11 Apr. 1935, Elsinore, Ut. 1189 M-2 James Bruce, b. 28 May 1936, Elsinore, Ut.; m. . 14 June 1958, Donna Marie Edwards . 1190 M-3 Donald Kirk, b. 6 Apr. 1938, Elsinore, Ut.; m. 13 Sept. 1958, Janet Louise, dau. of Alfred Benjamin and Irene Harris (Thyret) Smith. She was b. 28 Aug. 1939, Grand Junction, Mesa, Colo. * 1191 F-4 Sunny Lee, b. 13 Sept. 1941, Elsinore, Ut. 1192 F-5 Nyla Ray, b. 8 July 1948, Richfield, Ut.
342. RAYOLA ANDERSON4 {Evalyi1 B. Washburn3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl]b.10 Oct. 1919, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. Heber Duain, son of Clarence and Phoebe (Mansor) Howes. He was b. 8 Sept. 1920, Marysvale, Piute, Ut.
Children
1193 M-1 Larry, b. 28 Mar. 1941, Joseph, Sevier, Ut. 1194 F-2 Dixie, b. 22 Mar. 1943, Marysvale, Piute, Ut. 1195 M-3 Son, b. 29 Dec. 1946, Richfield, Sevier, Ut. d. 29 Dec. 1946
-273- 343. KYHL C. ANDERSON4 (Evalyn B. Washburn3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl)b. 30 Nov. 1927, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 16 July 1946, Pioche, Lincoln, Nev., to Corene, dau. of Delbert Theodore and Helen Neola (Peterson) Christensen. She was b. 18 Feb. 1929, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
1196 M-1 Richard Kyhl, b. 9 Apr. 1947 1197 F-2 Geannene, b. 7 Aug. 1948 1198 F-3 Helen Louise, b. 23 June 1950 1199 M-4 Russell K., b. 30 Aug. 1952 1200 M-5 Michael C., b. 18 Nov. 1955 1201 M-6 Bradley D., b. 18 Mar. 1959
344. WOODROW SMITH4 [ Grace Washburn 3, Parley P.2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 11 Aug. 1916, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 1st, -- Sorensen;m. 2nd, Bonnie Black.
Children b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
1202 F-1 Linda 1203 M-2 Dennis 1204 M-3 Kirk 1205 M-4 Mark 1206 M-5 Wayne
346. BEVERLY WASHBURN4 [ Irving G.3, Parley P.2, Abra ham D. andFloraC. (Gleason) Washburnl]b.14 Apr. 1924, San Pedro (or Long Beach) Calif. m. 2 Dec. 1944, Paul W., son of Paul Wetzel and Dora Roberts (Williams) Lynn. He was b. 29 Sept. 1921, Salt Lake City, Ut.
Children, b. in Los Angeles, Calif.
1027 M-1 Paul, b. 5 Feb. 1949 1208 M-2 Byron Craig, b. 19 June 1952
347. REX BENT LARSEN4 ( Bent F. Larsen3, Lorena E. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 8 May 1909, Provo, Ut.; m. 7 June 1934, S.L.T. to Mary
-274- Ann, dau. of Joseph Thomas and Mary Ann (Norris) Barton. She was b. 17 Feb. 1914, Price, Carbon, Ut. Mary grad. from Elko,Nev. H.S. andattendedB.Y.U. for 2 yrs. She has been employed in secretarial and office work. She was S.S. teacher and Stake Board member. She was P. T.A. pres. of the Timpanogas School and is Editor of the Ward paper. In Dec. 1962, Mary was awarded the Provo Peak Award, the highest recognition in the Provo Scout District for outstanding service to boyhood. Rex grad. from Provo H.S. ad B.Y.U. He served on a Stake mission, was assistant S.S. Supt., and a member of the Sev. Quo. presidency. He was awarded the Silver Beaver Scouting Award for his devoted service to the Scout work. Rex is an electronic instrument repairman for Geneva Steel Co. and is a carpenter and architect. Children, b. in Provo, Ut. * 1209 F-1 Carolyn Mary, b. 27 Dec. 1935 * 1210 F-2 Rayanna, b. 21 Dec. 1937 1211 M-3 Joseph Bent, b. 27 Mar. 1939. He served 2 yrs. as an L.D.S. missionary in the Southern States. He is attending B.Y.U., is an R.O.T.C. member and hopes to become a pilot in the Air Force. Hem., M.T. 23 Aug. 1962, Sarah Jean, dau. of Henry and Hazel White of Cowpens, S. C. She was b. 25 Nov. 1943. She is a secy. to Orrin Jackson at the B.Y.U. Admissions Office. 1212 F-4 Martha Rene, b. 8 Dec. 1940; m. 13 July 1962, M. T. to Paul, son of Paul and Louise (Peterson) Carroll. Paul was a companion of Joe's in the So. States Mission. He is a B.Y.U. senior major ing in sociology. Martha attended B.Y.U. and worked at the B. Y. Bookstore. She taught classes in Pri. and S.S. 1213 M-5 Kenneth Rex, b. 20 Mar. 1942; End. S.L.T. 14 Aug. 1961; was in an honorgroupatB.Y.U.;is now serving in the East French Mission. 1214 F-6 Mary Ann, b. 5 Apr. 1948; bap. Apr. 1956. She loves sports and plays the piano; wants to become a licensed hair dresser. 1215 M-7 Bart Franklin, b. 17 July 1952; bap. Aug. 1960. He is a member of the Timpanogas School Band and the Peanut Baseball League. He is energetic, has a sense of humor and is at home with young or old.
-275- Mary Ann Barton (father)
1. Josiah Barton B. abt. 1668 D. July 1749, Upholland, Lane., Eng.
2. Gilbert Barton B. 9 Apr. 1721, Winstanley, Lanes., Eng. M. 13 Apr. 1746, Sarah' · - . · ' b. abt. 1725, Winstanley, Lanes., Eng. d. 29 Apr. 1785, Upholland, Lanes., Eng. D. 25 Aug. 1788, Winstanley, Lanes., Eng.
3. Josiah Barton B. Apr. 1752, Winstanley, Lanes., Eng. M. 1779, Elizabeth Holcroft D. 1829, Orrell, Lanes., Eng.
4. Peter Barton B. 10 Apr. 1785, Winstanley, Lanes., Eng. M. 5 Nov. 1810, Elizabeth Greenough b. 1789, Orrell, Lanes., Eng.
5. John A. Barton B. 11 Sept. 1811, Winstanley, Wigan, Lanes., Eng. M. 1st, 25 Oct. 1835, Catherine Curden b. 1815 d. 9 Mar. 1852 * M. 2nd, June 1858, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas and Jane (Waring) Walley who were m. 1830. Jane was of Kirkham, Lanes., Eng. b. 27 July 1831, Manchester, Eng. d. 26 Apr. 1874, Kaysville, Ut. D. 27 Feb. 1897, Kaysville, Ut.
6. Joseph Thomas Barton B. 16 Jan. 1868, Kaysville, Davis, Ut. * M. 1st, 3 May 1890, Mary Ann Norris b. 15 Sept. 1872, Randolph, Ut. d. 8 Sept. 1935, Elko, Nev. M. 2nd, (S. 5 Oct. 1905) Elizabeth Norris M. 3rd, 13 Sept. 1940, Anna Bringhurst Naegle Larsen D. 9 Aug. 1955, Provo, Ut.
-276- 7. Mary Ann Barton B. 17 Feb. 1914, Price, Carbon, Ut. M. 7 June 1934, Rex Bent Larsen b. 8 May 1909, Provo, Ut.
Mary Ann Barton (mother)
1. William Tyrrell M. Elizabeth
2. Thomas Tyrrell Chr. 30 Nov. 1763, Wicken, Northants, Eng. M. 12 Mar. 1797, Martha Garner D. bur. 5 Dec. 1848
3. Jacob Terrell (Tyrrell) B. 22 Dec. 1799 M. 29 Aug. 1822, Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph and Mary (Whitcall) Billings. Joseph was b. abt.1764, Danshagen, N. H., Eng. His par. were Joseph Billings whom. 13 Oct. 1762, Catherine Jefferies. b. 12 Aug. 1798, Passenham, Denshagen, Eng. d. 14 Mar. 1876, of Wicking, N. H., Eng. D. of Wicking, N. H., Eng.
4. Caroline Terrell B. 26 Aug. 1824, Passenham, Denshagen, Eng. M. 1842, William, son of William and Ann Walton (or Watts) Norris. William was b. abt. 1796, Passenham, N. Denshagen, N. Hampton, Eng. His father was Thomas Norris. Ann was b. abt. 1794 Passenham, N. D., N. H., Eng. Her father was Robert Walton (or Watts) b. abt. 1770, Green Norton, N. Hampton, Eng. b. 13 Dec. 1818-19, Old Stratford, North Hafen, Eng. d. 21 Nov. 1907, Randolph, Ut. D. 16 Aug. 1894, Randolph, Ut.
5. Walter Norris B. 1 7 Feb. 1846, Pas senham, N. Denshangen, Eng.; came to Ut. by oxcart, 1866. M. 14 Mar. 1870, Rose Hannah, dau. of John and Ann (Hubbard) Parker. John was b. 28 Apr. 1818, Leicester, L. C., Eng.; m. 1853; d. 27 Nov. 1891, Lanark, Ida. His par. were Thomas andElizabeth(Scott) Parker.Ann was
-277- b. 26 June 1832, Mount Sorrel, Leichestershire, Eng.; d. 1 Jan. 1914, Lanark, Ida. Her par. were William and Elizabeth (Smith) Hubbard. b. 8 Aug. 1854, Leicester, Eng.; came to Ut. by train in 1869 d. 28 June 1935, Randolph, Ut. D. 27 June 1933, Randolph, Ut.
6. Mary Ann Norris B. 15 Sept. 1872, Randolph, Ut. M. 3 May 1890, Thomas Joseph Barton D. 8 Sept. 1935, Elko, Nev.
7. Mary Ann Barton M. Rex Bent Larsen
Sarah Jean White (father)
1. -- Little M. Mary Louise Springs
2. William Wallace Little B. 26 May 1884, Spring Shoals, N. C. M. Mary Curshedy, dau. of William Beaty and Hattie Jan (Ellers) White b. 9 Sept. 1884, Blacksburg, S. C. D. Mar. 1940
3. Henry Brown White (The mother's name was used by her ch.) B. 20 Nov. 1911, Blacksburg, S. C. M. 19 Feb. 1943, Hazel Evelyn Deaton b. 24 May 1927, Greenville, S, C.
4. Sarah Jean White B. 24 Nov. 1943, Spartanburg, S. C, M. 23 Aug. 1962, M. T.jJoseph Bent Larsen b. 27 Mar. 1939, Provo, Ut.
Sarah Jean White (mother)
1. Jackson Deaton B. 11 Dec. 1815, Oconee Co., S. C, -278- M. Rachel Susan Herbert b. 24 June 1843, Ga. d. 6 Mar. 1926 D. 28 Mar. 1883
2. Joseph Elijah Deaton B. 10 Oct. 1879, Oconee Co., S. C. M. 3 May 1903, Alice Hassie, dau. of John Decator and Rachel (Gosnell) Summey. John was b. 4 Aug. 1845, Columbia, S. C.; m. 14 Feb. 1864; d. 7 Oct. 1906. Rachel was b. 7 July 1848, Greenville Co., S. C.; d. 17 Jan. 1919 b. 24 Aug. 1882, Greenville, S. C. D. 3 Feb. 1947
3. Hazel Evelyn Deaton B. 24 May 1927, Greenville, S. C. M. 19 Feb. 1943, Henry Brown White b. 20 Nov. 1911, Blacksburg, S. C.
4. Sarah Jean White M. Joseph Bent Larsen
Paul Carroll (mother) 1. Peder Christensen M. Bertha Anderson
2. Soren Pedersen B. 29 Oct. 1809, Torslev, Hjorring, Amt., Denmark M. Margrethe Christensen b. 1810 d. 2 Feb. 1872 D. Sept. 1873
3. Neils Christian Sorensen Peterson B. 6 Aug. 1848, Flegen, Hjorring, Den. M. 18 Nov. 1873, Gretha Pederson b. 3 Apr. 1847, Levys, Hjorring Co., Den. d. 17 May 1920, Deseret, Millard, Ut. D. 16 Dec. 1939, Deseret, Ut.
4. Peter G. Peterson B. 20 Oct. 1884, Deseret, Millard, Ut.
-279- M. 5 Jan. 1910, Louise Leolette Larsen b. 22 Feb. 1891, Salt Lake City, Ut. D. 3 Mar. 1941, Orem, Ut.
5. Louise Peterson B. 15 July 1918, Hinckley, Millard, Ut. M. 16 July 1938, Paul Weldon Carroll
6. Paul Carroll M. 13 July 1962, M.T., to Martha Rene Larsen b. 8 Dec. 1940, Provo, Ut.
Paul Carroll (mother)
1. Lars Martensen M. Bengta Hansen
2. Marten Larsson B. 15 July 1822, Malmahus, Sweden M. Ingrid Nordstrom b. 6 Mar. 1821, Halmstad, Halland, Sweden d. 28 Mar. 1872, Copenhagen, Denmark 3. Junius Martin Larsen B. 2 June 1856, Stora, Kopinge, Sweden M. 24 Dec. 1878, Anna Lovisa Johnson, dau. of Johannes Jonasson and Cajsa Lisa Anderson. Johannes was b. 12 May 1819, Mafally, Skaraborg, Sweden; m. 2 July 1842; d. 14 Dec. 1893, Spring City, Sanpete, Ut.; his par. were Jonas Nilsson and Lisa Petterson. Cajsa Lisa was b. 19 Aug. 1820, Randberg, Skaraborg, Sweden; d. 18 Mar. 1912, Spring City, Sanpete, Ut.; her par. were Anders Jonsson and Cajsa Anderson. b. 10 May 185t>, Hrevik, Skaraborg, Sweden. d. 3 May 1901, Salt Lake City, Ut. D. 28 Jan. 1925, Provo, Ut. 4. Louise Leolette Larsen B. 22 Feb. 1891, Salt Lake City, Ut. M. 5 Jan. 1910, Peter G. Peterson b. 20 Oct. 1884, Deseret, Millard, Ut. d. 3 Mar. 1941, Orem, Utah, Ut.
5. Louise Peterson M. Paul Weldon Carroll -280- 6. Paul Carroll M. Martha Rene Larsen
348. EUGENE CLARENCE LARSEN4 [ Bent F. Larsen 3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 12 Aug. 1911, Provo, Utah Co., Ut.: m. 2 Sept. 1942, St. Geo. Temple to LaPreal, dau. of Ralph Stafford and Ann Louise (Ririe) Winterton. Eugene attended B. Y. U, Training School, Timpanogas Public School; grad. from Provo RS. in 1930; grad. from B.Y.U. with M.S. Degree in Botany; studied at Geo. Washington U. in Wash. D. C.; grad. with a Ph.D. in Botany at U. of Chicago, 1947. He served 42 months in U.S. Army, 69th Chemical Co., in N. Africa, Scicily, Italy, France and Germany, 1942-45. He was in U.S. Forest Service in Region 1, Missioula, Mont. for 5 yrs.; taught Botany 2 yrs. at U. of Idaho, Moscow, Ida.; has been with U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, in Soils for 10 yrs. at Grand Junction, Colo. He is active in the L.D.S. church, is a H.P., was a member of the H.C. in 1956 and in Mar. 1960 began serving as St. Supt. of S.S. of the Grand Junction, Colo. Stake.
Children
1216 M-1 Neil Winterton, b. 26 Oct. 1946, Chicago, Cook, Ill.; bap. 6 Nov. 1954. He is a good student and great help. 1217 F-2 Carol Ann, b. 26 Aug. 1948, Moscow, Latah, Ida. bap. 1 Sept. 1950. Carol is a youth missionary. 1218 M-3 Howard Eugene, b. 24 Apr. 1950, Provo, Ut.: d. 25 Apr. 1950, Provo, Ut. 1220 F-4 Jeanene, b. 29 Aug. 1952, Grand Junction, Colo. She is helpful at home and loves school and church. 1221 M-5 Robert Brent, b. 10 Mar. 1955, Grand Junction, Colo. He likes school. The family all enjoy him.
LaPreal Winterton (father)
1. William Winterton
-281- 2. William Winterton B. abt. 1755, Breadsall, Derby, Eng. M. Ruth Buxton b. 17 65, Breadsall, Derby, Eng.
3. John Winterton B. 6 Apr. 1781 (?), Little Chester, Notts., Eng. M. 8 Nov. 1802, Ann Hubbard. Her mother was Elizabeth, b. 1740. b. 10 July 1772, Nottingham, Eng. d. 20 Jan. 1857, Eng. D. 5 Apr. 1825, Eng.
4. William Hubbard Winterton B. 26 June 1816, Nottingham, Notts., Eng. M. 24 Oct. 1842, Sarah Marriott. Her f. was George Marriott; b. 28 Aug. 1798, Wilford, Notts., Eng.; d. 1856-7, Eng.; m. 18 Apr. 1824, Rachel Shaw. She was b. 14 Apr. 1804-5, Chester, Eng.; d. 1888-9, Eng. b. 14 Feb. 1824, Nottingham, Notts., Eng. d. 19 Feb. 1902, Eng. D. May 1890, Salt Lake City, Ut.
5. William M. Winterton B. 6 May 1846, Carlton, Notts., Eng. M. 21 Feb. 1870, Ellen Widdison. Her f. was William (b. abt. 1816, Nottingham, Eng.; d. 17 Jan. 1855) son of Thomas of Eng. who m. 16 Sept. 1809, Ruth Rigley). Ellen's mother was Ellen, dau. of Ralph and Mary (McManus, McNamar) Stafford. Ralph was chr. 29 Apr. 1792, Arnold, Nott., Eng.; his father was Samuel, his mother was Martha Newman, chr. 29 Jan. 1750, a dau. of William and Catherine (Munson) Newman, all of Arnold, Notts., Eng. Mary McManus, b. Dublin, Ireland. b. 9 May 1849, Nottingham, Eng. d. 8 Mar. 1889, Charleston, Ut. D. 14 Sept. 1929, Charleston, Ut.
6. Ralph Stafford Winterton B. 27 Sept. 1880, Charleston, Ut. M. 2 June 1909, Ann Louise Ririe b. 22 Nov. 1881, West Weber, Ut. D. 22 Nov. 1959, Salt Lake City, Ut.
-282- 7. LaPreal Winterton M. Eugene Clarence Larsen
LaPreal Winterton (mother)
1. John Weaver M. 30 June 1759, Eleanor Gardiner D. bur. Bosbury, Herf., Eng.
2. John Weaver B. 4 Mar. 1762 M. 9 Sept. 1782, Bosbury, to Ann, dau. of Francis and Ann (--) Goodman. She was bur. 25 Apr. 1766. D. 12 Jan. 1838
3. Richard Weaver B. 20 June 1783-4, Barbury, Herf., Eng. M. Ann, dau. of James and Ann Elizabeth (--) Watkins. The par. were m. 10 Jan. 1741. b. 24 Mar. 1786, Suckley, Wares., Eng. d. July 1868, Bishops Frame, Herf., Eng. D. 1 May 1853, Bishops Frame, Eng.
4. Hannah Weaver B. 22 June 1829, Bishops Frame, Eng. M. 23 Apr. 1856, Joseph, son of Thomas and Hannah (Davis) Morgan. Thomas was the son of Thomas (m. 28 Oct. 1777; d. 16 Mar. 1813, Much Couarn) and Elizabeth Dance (d. 22 Oct. 1816, Much Couarn). Thomas was b. 12 Feb. 1778, Wales; d. 18 Aug. 1829, Much Couarn, Eng. Hannah Davis (b. 30 Nov. 1791, Bishops Frame; d. 1 Dec. 1830, Much Couarn, Herf., Eng. She was the dau. of William Davis (b. 1766, Cradley, Herf., Eng.; m. 22 Feb. 1790; d. 1850, Much Couarn) and Hannah Gwellim (b. 1765, Cradley, Herf., Eng.; d. 1845). b. 23 Feb. 1823, Much Couarn (?). d. 8 June 1886, Kaysville, Ut. D. 28 Jan. 1916, Layton, Ut.
5. Elizabeth Ann Morgan B. 14 Sept. 1862, Kaysville, Ut. M. 28 Apr. 1880, Tames Boyack Ririe. His f. was James (b. 24 Jan. 1827, Cluny, Aberdeen, Scot.) son of David (b. 13 Jan. 1778, d. 1830) and Isabell (Shirriss) Ririe.
-283- David was the son of Alexander (b. 7 June 1812) and Isabell (Steall) Ririe. Isabell Shirriss' parents were John and Margaret (Smith) Shirriss. James Boyack Ririe's mother was Ann (b. 20 May 1830, Mains., Forforshire, Scot.; d. 7 Sept. 1914, Ogden, Ut.), dau. of James Boyack (son of Catherine Moody) and Eliz abeth Mealmaker (mother, Janet Robertson).
b. 22 Oct. 1858, Springville, Ut. d. 2 Apr. 1933, Magrath, Alberta, Can. D. 12 July 1904, Magrath, Alberta, Can.
6. Ann Louise Ririe B. 22 Nov. 1881, West Weber, Ut. M. 2 June 1909, Ralph Stafford Winterton b. 27 Sept. 1880, Charleston, Ut. d. 22 Nov. 1959, Salt Lake City, Ut.
7. La Pre al Winterton B. 13 July 1915, Magrath, Alberta, Can. M. 2 Sept. 1942, Eugene Clarence Larsen
349. CELIA GENEVA LARSEN4 [Bent F. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 3 Dec. 1914, Provo, Utah Co., Ut.; m. 3 June 1940, S. L. T. to Willard Ray, son of Ray and Rachel (Olsen) Luce. He was b. 18 June 1914, Price, Carbon, Ut. Celia is a writer. Many of her stories and articles have appeared in L.D.S. church magazines. She, with Willard, wrote and published a pictorial book, "Utah Past and Present," now used as a text in Utah Schools. She appeared in Who's Who of American Women, 1st Edition. She grad. from B.Y.U. in Elementary Ed. and is a school teacher. She has found time to be a Pri. and S.S. teacher and serve on the Pri. St. Board. Willard received his B. S. Degree in EL Ed. from B.Y. U. and is teaching school. He has written several books, and also articles that appeared in national mag azines. He does photography work and has had many of his pictures in national magazines. He is a Sev., has been a Ward Teacher , S. S. teacher, and is Teacher Training leader.
-284- Children
1221 M-1 Willard Ray Jr., b. 2 Mar. 1942, Blanding, Ut.; bap. 26 Mar. 1950. He is serving on an L.D.S. mission in the East Central States. 1222 M-2 Ralph, b. 11 July 1946, Provo, Ut.; d. at birth 1223 F-3 Loretta, b. 8 Jan. 1949, Provo, Ut. 1224 M-4 Eric, b. 12 July 1950, Provo, Ut.; d. at birth
Willard Ray Luce (father)
1. David Luce M. 21 Oct. 1792, Hannah Hall
2. Caleb Luce B. 19 May 1793 M. Margaret Culbertson b. Sept. 1806, Westmorland Co., Pa. D. Feb. 1872, Galton, 0.
. 3. Willard B. Luce B. 1846, Clyde, 0. * M. 1st, Alice Arlitta, dau. of Wesley and Rebecca (Elsworth) Steward b. 16 Dec. 1850, Clyde, 0. d. 22 Nov. 1911 M. 2nd, Sarah D. 12 June 1900
.4. Wiliard Ray Luce B. 21 Mar. 1876, Lagrange, Ind. M. 8 Apr. 1907, Rachel Olsen (S. 10 Oct. 1938) b. 27 Sept. 1889, Oakley, Ut. d. 22 Dec. 1950, Provo, Ut.; bur. Price, Ut. D. 31 Mar. 1937, Price, Ut.
5. Willard Ray Luce B. 18 Sept. 1914, Price, Ut. M. 3 June 1940, S.L. T. to Celi.a Geneva Larsen b. 3 Dec. 1914, Provo, Ut.
-285- Willard Ray Luce (mother)
1. Ole Olsen
2. Ole Gabriel Olsen B. 27 Jan. 1838, Stavanger, Norway M. 9 Oct. 1882, Ingeborg Marie Ingebretsen b. 1 Feb. 1863, Stavanger, Norway D. 10 Mar. 1927
3. Rachel Olsen B. 27 Sept. 1889, Oakley, Ut. M. 8 Apr. 1907, Willard Ray Luce b. 21 Mar. 1876, Lagrange, Ind. d. 31 Mar. 1937, Price, Ut. D. 22 Dec. 1950, Provo, Ut.; bur. Price, Ut.
4. Willard Ray Luce M. Celia Geneva Larsen
350. RONALD FRANKLIN LARSEN4 [Bent F. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 8 Dec. 1916, Provo, Utah Co., Ut.; m. 16 Jan. 1942, S. L. T. to Helen Edith, dau. of Dr. Scott Brown and Edith Elvira (Hill) Brown. She was b. 15 May 1918, Card ston, Alberta, Canada. Helen is a grad. of B. Y. U. and is teaching school. She has been active in L.D.S. church work. Ronald received his A.B. from B.Y.U., attended U. of Wisconsin at Madison for 3 yrs.; he served an L,D.S, mission in France and the U.S. He served with U.S. Govt. Intelligence in World War II. He has worked as chemist for the State Dept. at Boise, Ida. for several years. He is now employed as a chemist supervisor for Thiokol Chemical Corporation at Brigham City, Ut.
Children
1225 F-1 Edith Geneva, b. 6 May 1947, Madison, Wis.; bap. 4 June 1955 1226 F-2 Arlene Rae, b. 5 June 1948, Madison, Wis.; bap. 24 June 1956 1227 M-3 Eldon Ronald, b. 12 Nov. 1951, Boise, Ida.; bap.
-286- 2 Jan. 1960. 1228 F-4 Linda Jeanne, b. 3 July 1953, Boise, Ida.; bap. 2 Sept. 1961 1229 M-5 Kieth Franklin, b. 11 July 1955, Boise, Ida.
Helen Edith Brown (father)
1. John Brown M. Catherine - D. Aug. 1733
2. John Brown B. North Castle, Westchester, N. Y. M. Elizabeth -- D. Jan. 1764, N. Castle, Westchester, N. Y.
3. Asa Brown B. abt. 1730, N. Castle, Westchester, N. Y. M. Susannah --
4. Asa Brown B. abt. 1772 (or 1749) Penn. M. Sarah Moon b. 14 May 1754, Richmond, R. I.
5. Benjamin Brown B. 30 Sept. 1794, Queensbury, Wash., N. Y. M. 22 Sept. 1819, Sarah Mumford D. 22 May 1878, Salt Lake City, Ut.
6. Homer Brown B. 9 Aug. 1830, Pompei, Chataqua, N. Y. M. 20 Oct. 1852, Sarah Ann, dau. of John Anthony and Sarah Ann (Devoe) Wolf b. 2 July 1835, N. Y. State d. 14 Oct. 1911, Mancos, Montezuma, Colo. D. 12 June 1905, Taylorsville, Salt Lake, Ut.
7. Homer Manley Brown B. 10 June 1854, Salt Lake City, Ut. M. 22 Nov. 1875, Lydia Jane, dau. of James Steven and Lydia Jane (Tanner) Brown. James was the son of Daniel and Elizabeth (Stephens) Brown. He was b. 4 July 1828 Rowan (or Davidson) co., N. C., and d. 25 Mar. 1902,
-287- Salt Lake City, Ut. Hem. 23 July 1854, Lydia Jane, dau. of Nathan and Rachel Winters Smith. Lydia was b. 27 Jan. 1838, Far West, Caldwell, Mo. and d. 3 Nov. 1872, Salt Lake City, Ut. b. 10 Aug. 1885, Ogden, Ut. d. 3 June 1935, Salt Lake City, Ut. D. 2 Feb. 1937, Salt Lake City, Ut.
8. Scott Brown Brown B. 22 June 1885, Salt Lake City, Ut. M. 7 June 1917, Edith Elvira Hill b,\ 9 Apr. 1888, West Weber, Ut. D. 5 Apr. 1961
9. Helen Edith Brown B. 15 May 1918, Cardston, Alberta, Canada M. 16 Jan. 1942, Ronald Franklin Larsen
Helen Edith Brown (father)
1. Ebenezer Moon M. Elizabeth --
2. Robert Moon B. 18 Oct. 1706, N. Kingston, Wash., R. I. M. Ann, dau. of Job and Elizabeth (Sweet) Tripp D. June 1729
3. Robert Moon B. 6 Oct. 1722, Richmond, R. I. M. 23 Nov. 1752, Eleanor, dau. of Samuel and Sarah (--) Waite of Exter, R. I. Samuel's par. were Samuel J. and Alice (Wightman) Waite. b. 9 Jan. 1736, N. Kingston, Washington, R. I.
4. Sarah Moon B. 14 May 1754, Richmond, R. I. M. Asa Brown b. abt. 1772 (or 1749) Pa.
5. Benjamin Brown B. 30 Sept. 1794, Queensbury, Wash., N. Y. M. 22 Sept. 1819, Sarah Mumford D. 22 May 1878, Salt Lake City, Ut. -288- Helen Edith Brown (mother)
1. Richard Hill M. Sarah Strait
2. George Washington Hill B. 5 Mar. 1822, Amesville, Athens, 0. M. 18 Sept. 1845, Cynthia Utley, dau. of George and Ruthie (Baker) Stewart b. 15 Jan. 1823 (or 8), Tuscaloosa, Ala. d. 8 Apr. 1908 D. 24 Feb. 1891, Ogden, Weber, Ut.
3. Joseph John Hill M. Martha Stowell. Her father was William Rufus Rogers, son of Augustus Oliver Artemus and Mary Stevens (Holmes) Stowell. William was b. 22 Sept. 1822 Solon, Cortland, N. Y.; m. 19 Oct. 1852; d. 30 May 1902, Colonia Juarez, Chich., Mexico. Martha's mother was Sophronia, dau. of Alexander and Mary (Holmes?Davis) Kelly. She was b. 17 or 22 July 1826, Patton, Lourn, Can. b. 28 July 1859, Ogden, Ut. d. 3 Feb. 1947, Coalville, Ut.
4. Edith Elvira Hill B. 9 Apr. 1888, West Weber, Ut. M. 7 June 1917, Scott Brown Brown b. 22 June 1885, Salt Lake City, Ut. d. 5 Apr. 1961
5. Helen Edith Brown M. Ronald Franklin Larsen
352. IDA RUTH BARTHOLOMEW4 [ Ida Lorena Larsen 3, Lorena E. Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 9 Aug. 1906, Gunnison, Sanpete, Ut.: m. 23 Nov. 1932, M.T., to Wilbur Carlyle, son of Joseph William and Ada Philena (Canfield) Earl. He was b. 8 Apr. 1907, St. George, Ut. Ruth attended Fayette, Monroe, and Provo schools. She served on an L.D.S. mission to the East Central States 1929 - 1930, a St. George Stake mission 1939 - 1941, has worked in M.I.A. and in Pri. for 18 yrs. and was couns. -289- in Las Vegas 7th Ward Pri. She is artistic and recognizes beauty. She is kind, considerate and has a fine sense of moral, spiritual and intellectual values. Carlyle attended an automatic transmission school, has worked at several jobs in St. George and Las Vegas. They have built two fine homes in St. George, Ut.
Children
1230 M-1 William Carlyle, 22 Sept. 1933, Las Vegas, Nev. bap. 8 Oct. 1941. He served with the U.S. Navy, June 1951 to July 1954 servicing radio and radar aboard the Proton near Japan, his last 2 yrs. He grad. from U.S.C. at Logan in 1958, is an Electronic Engineer and is employed by C.B.S. at Newburyport, Mass. 'When about 14 yrs. old he and a friend of St. George were selected as the outstanding boys agricultrual team to rep resent Utah at the Portland, Ore. convention. * 1231 F-2 Joan, b. 31 Aug. 1936, St. George, Ut.; bap. 31 Oct. 1944 1232 F-3 Barbara, b. 8 Nov. 1942, St. George, Ut.; bap. 2 Dec. 1950. She grad. from Rancho H.S. at Las Vegas, as an honor student was awarded a scholarship. She attended B.Y.U. and is now at U.S.U. She is active in L.D.S. church and was S.S. Secy. She has worked part time as secy. for an Insurance Co. in Las Vegas. 1233 F-4 Doris, b. 14 Dec. 1946, St. George, Ut.: bap. 5 Feb. 1955, She has a beautiful singing voice and plays the piano well. She is editor of the Jr. H. S. newspaper in St. George.
Ida Ruth Bartholomew (father)
1. Joseph Bartholomew M. Polly Benson
2. Joseph Bartholomew B. 5 Jan. 1830, Springville, Ia. M. to Emma Marintha, dau. of James and Mary Ann (Payne) Mellor b. 1 Oct. 1853, Liecester, England -290- d. 9 Jan. 1899, Fayette, Ut. D. 19 Apr. 1912, Fayette, Ut.
3. William Francis Bartholomew B. 22 May 1881, Fayette, Ut. M. 11 Oct. 1905, M. T., to Ida Lorena, dau. of Bent Rolfson and Lorena Eugenia (Washburn) Larsen b. 10 Jan. 1885, Monroe, Ut. d. 10 Jan. 1918, Provo, Ut.; bur. Monroe, Ut.
4. Ida Ruth Bartholomew M. Wilbur Carlyle Earl
Wilbur Carlyle Earl (mother)
1. David Canfield M. Elizabeth E. Story Depew
2. Lyman Canfield B. 9 Dec. 1857, Provo, Ut. M. 8 May 1878, to Annie Elizabeth, dau of George and Annie Elizabeth (Eriksen) Laub b. 25 June 1859, Salt Lake City, Ut. d. 1 Nov. 1942, St. George, Ut. D. 1 Feb. 1944, St. George, Ut.
3. Ada Philena Canfield B. 16 Feb. 1883, Hamblin, Ut. M. 19 Dec. 1905, to Joseph William Earl b. 25 Mar. 1875, Pine Valley, Ut. d. 23 June 1948, St. George, Ut. D. 16 May 1935, St. George, Ut.
4. Wilbur Carlyle Earl B. 8 Apr. 1907, St. George, Ut. M. 23 Nov. 1932, S. G. T., to Ida Ruth Bartholomew
Wilbur Carlyle Earl (mother)
1. Sylvester Henry Earl M. Lois Carline Owen
-291- 2. Wilbur Bradley Earl B. 29 Oct. 1839, Schuyler Co., Ill. M. 29 June 1867, to Harriet Martinisha, dau. of Orange Leander and Sarah (Hadfield) Wight b. 8 Apr. 1847, Austin, Texas d. 7 Dec. 1910, Fayette, Ut. D. 14 Apr. 1903, Bunkerville, Nev.
3. Joseph William Earl B. 25 Mar. 1875, Pine Valley, Ut. M. 19 Dec. 1905 to Ada Philena Canfield b. 16 Feb. 1883, Hamblin, Ut. d. 16 May 1935, St. George, Ut. D. 23 June 1948, St. George, Ut.
4. Wilbur Carlyle Earl B. 8 Apr. 1907, St. George, Ut. M. 23 Nov. 1932, S.G. T., to Ida Ruth Bartholomew
353, WILLIAM VICTOR BARTHOLOMEW4 { Ida L. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 19 Dec. 1908, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 12 June 1940 M. T. to Eleanor, dau. of Walter Harvey and Rachel Eleanor (Hayes) Moore. She was b. 18 June 1917, Spanish Fork, Ut. Eleanor grad. from B.Y.U. and taught school. She has held many positions in church organizations in Ut., 0. and N. C. She is now Raleigh, N. C. Dist. R.S. Pres. and Coun. to the mission R.S. Pres. Their home in Raleigh is a friendly, welcome gathering place for all age groups in the area, as well as visiting church officials. Victor served on an L.D.S. mission, grad. from B.Y.U., was given a fellowship in chemistry to Iowa St. College at Ames. From a Raleigh, N. C. news clipping of 1961 it says, "Dr. W. Victor Bartholomew, Prof. of Soils at N. C. State College, Raleigh, N. C. is one of three American scientists asked to participate in a conference in Vienna, Austria, on the peaceful use of atomic energy. The con ference has been called by the International Atomic Energy Agency, an organization of the United Nations devoted to the peaceful use of atomic energy. Dr. Bartholomew and his fellow scientists will advise the agency on recent research and how atomic energy might best be used to -292- boost agricultural production in under-developed nations. Dr. Bartholomew will stop in England to review research on his way to Vienna and stop in Holland for a similar purpose on his way back. Besides doing research work at the State School in N. C., Dr. Bartholomew keeps active in church and Scout work. He is District Pres. of the Raleigh Dist. of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Central Atlantic States Mission." Dr. Bartholomew was in Africa for 6 months, some years ago for soil and atomic energy research for the U.S. Govt. He was recently elected a fellow in the American Society of Agronomy at the 54th annual meeting of the society in Ithaca, N. Y. This was given because of his work with students.
Children
1234 F-1 Eleanor Ann, b. 20 Jan. 1943, Payson, Ut. She was M.I.A. Music Director and S.S. Chorister in Raleigh, N. C. She attended B.Y.U. one year and wasM. lSept.1962,M.T. to Dale Ernest Hull. 1235 F-2 Joyce Lee, b. 19 Dec. 1944, Wash. D.C. She is M.I.A. organist, Jr. S.S. chorister, a Girl Scout, Hospital Aid, plays violin and is a H.S. Student. 1236 F-3 Carol Lynn, b. 9 Dec. 1947, Ames, Story, Ia. She is a Beehive girl, secy. of her S.S. class, plays the piano and likes school. She's a good seamstress. 1237 M-4 Paul Francis, b. 5 May 1949, Ames, Story, Ia. Paul has an outgoing personality, likes camping, is a Boy Scout and has a paper route. 1238 F-5 Marcia Kay, b. 11 May 1953, Ames, Ia.; bap. June 1961. She is loving, pleasant and a friend to everyone. 1239 M-6 John Victor, b. 7 June 1958, Raleigh, Wake, N. C. John goes to his S.S. class. He is the little "tar heel" of the family. N.C. is the tar heel state.
Eleanor Moore (father)
1. Andrew Moore M. Rebecca --
2. John Harvey Moore
-293- B. 19 Apr. 1814, Pleasant, Brown, 0. M. 6 Oct. 1941, Clarissa Jane Drollenger b. 12 Oct. 1824, Springfield, Butler, 0. D. 15 Nov. 1899
3. Samuel Drollenger Moore B. 2 May 1855, Payson, Ut. M. 10 Oct. 1881, Clara Ann, dau. of Walter Henry Huish b. 10 July 1862, Payson, Ut. d. 14 Aug. 1957, Payson, Ut. D. 6 Nov. 1945, Spanish For, Ut.
4. Walter Harvey Moore B. 7 Sept. 1887, Payson, Ut. M. 1 Sept. 1909, Rachel Eleanor Hayes b. 9 Nov. 1884, Pleasant Grove, Ut.
5. Eleanor Moore B. 18 June 1917, Spanish Fork, Ut. M. 12 June 1940, S.L. T., William Victor Bartholomew
Eleanor Moore (mother)
1, Henry Hayes B. & D. Clonakilty, Cork Co., Ire. M, Jane Hayes b. & d. Clonakilty, Cork, Ire.
2. John Hayes B. &. D. Clonakilty, Cork, Ire. M. abt. 1815, Jane, dau. of George and Nancy Ann (Hayes) Hayes B. & D. in Clonakilty, Cork, Ire.
3. George Hayes B. Aug. 1820, Clonakilty, Cork, Ire. M. before 1843, to Fanny, dau. of Edward and Mary (Atkins) Phipps, who were both b. in Clonakilty, Cork, Ire. d. 25 Sept. 18 79, Pleasant Grove, Ut. D. 5 Oct. 1885, Salt Lake City, Ut.
4. John Phipps Hayes B. 4 Oct. 1855, London, Middlesex, Eng. M. 24 Apr. 1879, Eleanor Jane, dau. of John Joseph and
-294- Rachel Eleanor (Wagstaff) Hayes. Her father was John Joseph, son of John and Jane Hayes (same as No. 2 above). Rachel Eleanor Wagstaff's father was Isaac Wagstaff, son of John and Elizabeth. Isaac was bap. 4 Dec. 1787, Notthill, Par, Upper Caldicote, Bed., Eng. He m. 12 Oct. 1808, Mary Bethsheba Gillians, dau. of William and Bethsheba (Lee) Gillians. She was b. 20 Oct. 1788, Northill, Caldicote, Bed., Eng. andd.29 Oct. 1856, Lehi, Ut. He d. at his birthplace, 1837. D. 8 Sept. 1916, Pleasant Grove, Ut.
5. Rachel Eleanor Hayes B. 9 Nov. 1884, Pleasant Grove, Ut. M. 1 Sept. 1909, Walter Harvey Moore
6. Eleanor Moore B. 18 June 1917, Spanish Fork, Ut. M. William Victor Bartholomew
Dale Ernest Hull (father)
1. William Hull
2. William Hull B. abt. 1873, Dent Co., Ill. M. Hattie Dillon b. 1873, Ill.
3. Milford Charles Hull B. 23 Mar. 1909, Esterville, Emmet, Ida. M. 11 May 1936, Esther Pauline Morrow b. 11 Nov. 1916, Calvin, Hughes, Okla.
4. Dale Ernest Hull B. 22 Mar. 1938, Eugene, Lane, Ore. M. 1 Sept. 1962, M. T., Eleanor Ann Bartholomew b. 20 Jan. 1943, Payson, Ut.
Dale Ernest Hull (mother)
1. Peter Pearson
2. John Pearson
-295- B. 1 Nov. 1811, Stubenvi.lle, Ind. M. Nancy Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Howard b. 5 Feb. 1847
3. Esther Pearson B. 2 May 1884, Burnet, Texas M. 14 June 1905, James Redmond Morrow, son of John Henry and Jane (Berry) Morrow. John was b. 25 Jan. 1844; d. Jan. 1881. Jane was b. 19 Mar. 1841. b. 8 Aug. 1880, Cameron, Okla.
4. Esther Pauline Morrow B. 11 Nov. 1916, Calvin, Hughes, Okla. M. 11 May 1936, Milford Charles Hull b. 23 Mar. 1909, Esterville, Emmet, Ida.
5. Dale Ernest Hull M. Eleanor Ann Bartholomew
354. BOYD FRANCIS BARTHOLOMEW4 [Ida L. Larsen3, Lor ena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 ) b. 31 May 1911, Monroe, Ut.; m. 28 Sept. 1937, Melba, dau. of William M. and Valeria Elizabeth (Larsen) Nielson. She was b. 12 May 1919, Centerfield, Ut. Boyd was bap. 6 May 1920. Melba is a skilled worker at an airplane factory in Los Angeles. Boyd attended Monroe, Fayette and Gunnison schools. He is a member of the L.D.S. church. He is joval, friendly, honest and has a keen sense of justice. He has been a turkey raiser and farmBr. He and his family moved to California a few years ago. He is now employed doing spray painting. Boyd enjoys his little grand daughter, Carolyn. She wants to be with him wherever he goes and he usually takes her.
Children
* 1240 M-1 Billy Gene, b. 12 Sept. 1938, Centerfield, Ut. 1241 F-2 Ida Beth, b. 21 Oct. 1943, Fayette, Ut.; bap. 8 Nov. 1951. She was an "A" Math student in H.S. in Los Angeles. She was released from math tests. She loves business and typing, and is systematic in her work. She has been cashier at
-296- a theatre. In Sept. 1962 she enrolled at the B.Y. U., Provo, Ut.
355. PAUL L. BARTHOLOMEW4 [ Ida L. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl) b. 28 Nov. 1913, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.: m. 2 Apr. 1949, Afton Lucile, dau. of Erick Joseph and Dora (Mellor) Olsen. She had 2 children by a former marriage. She was b. 12 Dec. 1922, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut. Paul attended schools in Monroe, Fayette and Gunnison. He served in the Army Field Artillery in the South Pacific and Europe. He was bap. 28 Nov. 1913, a member of the L.D.S. church and has had many faith promoting exper iences. He is a retiring, friendly, conscientious person with a keen sense of humor. He has worked at several types of labor, among which are sheep raising and farming. He built a beautiful home in Fayette, later sold this home to a cousin, Pearl and now Paul, Afton and children are living in Gunnison, Ut.
Children, b. in Gunnison, Ut.
1242 M-1 Paul Lee, b. 15 Mar. 1950; bap. 29 Mar. 1958. 1243 F-2 Susan Afton, b. 30 May 1952; bap. 4 June 1960. 1244 F-3 Joyce, b. 23 July 1955
Children of Afton's by a previous marriage
1245 M-1 Kenneth J. Webb, b. 14 Oct. 1945, Salina, Ut. 1246 F-2 Marilyn Linda Webb, b. 23 Feb. 1948, Gunnison, Ut.; bap. 3 Mar. 1956.
Afton Lucile Olsen (father)
1. Ola Jonsson B. 7 July 1820, Asum, Malmahus, Sweden M. Cecelia Nilsson, dau. of Nils and Ingar Okesson b. 23 Oct. 1820 d. Tolanga,Malmahus Sweden
2. Erick Olsen B. 22 Aug. 1850, Asum, Malmahus, Sweden M. Inga Marie Caspersen, dau. of Casper and Anne Sophie Pedersen. Casper was b. 9 Oct. 1812, Ondlose, Holbeck,
-297- Den.; d. 16 Dec. 1857. Anne Sophiewasb. 25 Nov. 1810, Somah, Magleby, Presto, Den.; d. 12 Apr. 1881 b. 28 June 1852, Ondlose, Holbeck, Denmark d. 21 Jan. 1942, Fayette, Ut. D. 22 Dec. 1925, Fayette, Ut.
3. Erick Joseph Olsen B. 29 Mar. 1888, Gunnison, Ut. M. 15 Nov. 1905, Dora Mellor b. 26 Dec. 1884, Fayette, Ut. d. 8 May 1962, Fayette, Ut.
4. Afton Lucile Olsen B. 12 Dec. 1922, Fayette, Ut. M. 2 Apr. 1949, Paul L. Bartholomew b. 28 Nov. 1913, Monroe, Ut.
Afton Lucile Olsen (mother)
1. Samuel Mellor B. 16 Oct. 1743, Kirkley, Nott., Eng. M. Alice
2, William Mellor B. 1 Dec. 1771, Kirkley, Nottingham, Eng. M. July 1797, Ann, dau. of John and Christine (Elliott) Dilkes. b. 15 (or 17) Oct. 1778, Leicester, Eng. d. 9 Dec. 1838, All Saints Parish, Leicester, Eng. D. 24 Oct. 1842, Leicester, Eng.
3. James Mellor, Sr. B, 20 Mar. 1819, Leicester, Eng. lVI. Mary Ann, dau. of Charles and Charlotte (Squires) Payne. Charles was b. 1 Sept. 1794, he was the son of John and Margaret (Barlow) Payne. Charlotte was b. 29 July 1794; d. 17 Oct. 1844. b. 23 Jan. 1819, Warwickshire, Eng. d. 15 Sept. 1896, Fayette, Ut. D. 19 Dec. 1903, Fayette, Ut.
4. James Mellor, Jr. B. 8 Oct. 1848, Leicestershire, Eng. M. Eliza Elvira, dau. of Joseph and Polly (Benson) Barth-
-298- O!Oll}e\V. ~,Joseph: ;Wfl~.>'~t )6 _J.1:~. '.J8~()p:~re~cer.' ~\~·-•. rn. JO Dec. 184St·d~,,2-g;0 May 1901, Fayetiei Ot~ His par.: wete Jqhn and ·Na.nof<,~t)Knaug~t} Bait~fomew.. · Joh~ d. 1827. His par;·we:te\Tos~ph and.Chrtslhirfa (Prikerpaf. ' Bartholomew. Nancf wi~. b., 1785; d.1880)Her· par. were George and Martlia. f\Ne>.oden) McKnaught.~- .. Polly Benson was b.0 12' Feb._ '1816',- Batn;·N. Y.; d. 19 Dec. 1912,j Fayett~f Ut. "Her par. were .B~njamin and Keziah (Messingerf 'Benson. Benjamin ~S b. ~- A)!g~ · 1773f·a-.-·s· Oct; ::t'S4~,t~ls par: were StetJon: ~ndiiath sheba Benson. Kezia~/was b. 6 Dec. 1778, '.Lawrence burg, - Conn.; d. 10, ~ita:.r. 1857., Her par_. v.:ere Joseph and Jemima. (Barber) Messinger. Jemt~a was b. 1741. h.. 25 July 1854, SpringyHle, UL d, 10 May 1912; F,ay~tt~; Ut. D. 17 Mar. 1932, Fayette,)Jt ....
5. Dora Mellor· M. Erick J6seph Olsen
6. Afton Lubile Olsen M. Paul L. Bartholomew
357. ROLF ARCHIE ROBISON4 fCharlottie E. I.,a:tsen3 Lorena E. VVashburn2, Abraham D.. anct Flora C, (Glea:son) \Vash burn 1 J b. 12 May 19Ji)-f Monroe, Ut,; nLr M Nov. 194$; A sohaf:fenburg, Gerinany): 'tb' Inge borge Kafphne ~ dau: of Ludwig ·and Klara (Meyer) 'Arnold. They. i-ere S. in the M. T. 13 July 1949. She was b. 8 July 1919, Aschaffenburg, Bayern, Germany. Inga,. the daughter of, a piano manufachiro:r in Germany, has had an. adjustment. to hi.ake in a new iand. She is kind. and considerate. She: became a membe~.\(!f the L.D.S. church in Ge:rmariy ·and.Js:nciw a Pri. teacher;- . Rolf, 6 ft. 4 in tall, ,loves the peace a.r1d: pea_uty of the: mountains and streams.: H.e loves and studi~'s :the animals of the woods and protects them. \Vhen achfld-;·the gophers and squirrels were a:_mena¢~ tcdheir orcha)·d and farm! Rewards were given .''f6't,;th~~e animafs.-J!i'caught .. Rolf saw a trapped squitt,et;~ffer. He set it tte·e and threat ened any-one who set,oot .traps. The horro:l:'ofthe scene. rem.ained- wit~ hinii ~~\~-~'~J!tl~ ,an.9kfn~ ~iJf cr.eat,u.rer~ H~ 1s an active chu~t:µiembet and fl.Bed il m1ss1qn m Germany; ·Ite was'.drd.1a;·se~entv: Rolf attended B.Y.-U.: 2 yrs. and entered the U.S. Army in 1943. \Vhile stationed at Lubbock, Texas he was seriously ill with pneumonia, and again at Ft. Mead, Va. He was very ill in the hospital. In 1945 he was transferred to Germany, where he re mained 4 yrs. After he came home, he and his family moved to Provo, Ut. He is a skilled mechanic and electric ian, employed at Geneva Steel Co., Provo, Ut.
Children, all but 1st b. in Provo, Ut.
1247 F-1 Laurel Brigitte, b. 25 Aug. 1949, Fillmore, Millard, Ut.; bap. 23 Sept. 1957. Laurel is a responsible, excellent student at Provo Jr. H.S. 1248 M-2 Roland Lawrence, b. 2 July 1952; bap. 1 July 1960 by his father. He is blond, tall and slender. 1249 M-3 David Arnold, b. 25 Feb. 1954; d. 30 Apr. 1956 1250 M-4 Richard A., b. 3 May 1955. Robert and Richard are great pals. 1251 M-5 Robert Lynn, b. 15 Oct. 1956 1252 F-6 Rose Marie, b. 19 Oct. 1959. 1253 F-7 Caroline Ann, b. 28 Apr. 1962. These two little girls are the joy of Laurel's life. She is their second mother.
Jngeborge Karoline Arnold (father)
1. Ludwig Karl Arnold B. 2 July 1819, Kleinumstadt, Germany M. 1853, Marie Helene Baudermann b. 1 May 1821, Gro Bumstadt, Ger. d. 16 Sept. 1894, Kleinumstadt D. 13 July 1887, Kleinumstadt, Germany
2, Wilhelm Arnold R 21 May 1860, Kleinumstadt, Ger. M. 11 June 1888, Johanna, dau. of Martin and Johanna Henriette Katharina (Riesbeck) Gunkel b. 4 Jan. 1868, Hanau, Ger. d. 28 Oct. 1931, Hanau, Ger. D. 3 Jan. 1918, Aschaffenburg, Ger.
3. Ludwig August Martin Arnold B, 10 Feb. 1889, Aschaffenburg, Ger.
-300- M. 21 May 1918, Clara Louise Meyer D. 1 Feb. 19-, Aschaffenburg, Ger.
4. Ingeborge Karoline Arnold B. 8 July 1919, Aschaffenburg, Ger. M. 26 Nov. 1948, Rolf A., son of Archie and Lottie E. (Larsen) Robison b. 12 May 1919, Monroe, Ut.
Ingeborge Karoline Arnold (mother)
1. Friedrick Krummel V. Doene B. Niederense M. Marie Friederike Henriette Meyer b. 9 Jan. 1836, Nordenbeck d. 16 June 1890, Nordenbeck
2. Friedrich Wilhelm Meyer B. 13 Feb. 1859, Nordenbeck M. 28 Feb. 1889, Karoline Wilhelmina, dau. of Julius Heinrich and Henriette (Schmitz) Konig. b. 3 Feb. 1861, Dortmund, Germany d. 18 Jan. 1935, Bottrop, Germany D. 9 Mar. 1928, Dortmund, Germany
3. Clara Louise Meyer B. 9 Oct. 1890, Dortmund, Germany M. 21 May 1918, Ludwig August Martin Arnold
4. Ingeborg Karoline Arnold B. 8 July 1919, Aschaffenburg, Germany M. 26 Nov. 1948, Rolf Archie Robison
358. JENE LORENA ROBISON4 [ Charlottie E. Larsen3, Lor ena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 J b. 25 Mar. 1921, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m, 20 May 1948 in M. T. to Floyd, son of William and Hannah Bertha (Anderson) Bradfield. He was b. 29 Apr. 1913, Scipio, Millard, Ut. Jene, with auburn, curley hair, has a happy disposition, a great sense of humor, is thoughtful, considerate, kind and deeply religious. She loves hiking, camping, swim ming and riding. She attended school in Fillmore and was
-301- valedictorian of her 8th grade class. She grad. from H.S. and Semh{ary and studied at l3. Y. U. for 2 1/2 yrs. She does stenographic work arid is an Income Tax expert. She has been a Girl Scout and 4-H' leader. Before she was married she taught in PrL, ~tS.; M.I.A, and served on the M.:LA .. Stake Board. 'She was Pres. of M.I.A. for 2 yrs. Sipce Jene's marriage she has worked in _all these organizations _and R.S. "Put'y_our shoulder to the wheel, push along. Do your duty with a heart full of song,'' is the way Jene lives her I.He and· her influence carries to all who know her. · ·· · · Floyd, a s~ccessful farmer, is active in civic work and in cJmrch. He is a mem,ber: of the Bishopric. He was ord. an E. by Wm. Bradfield,16 Sept. 1945.
Children, b. Fillmore, MJlla'.t'd·, Ut.
1254 M-1 Victor Lee, b .. 7 June· 1949. bap. 9 June 1957, :\>Y his father. He iscalll}, makes his own.decisions _very weH, loves g1Jils and outdoor life. 1255 M-2 Dah1el F., b. 8 Jan~ l.952; bap. 17 Jan. 1960 by his father; is . ·active mentally and physically, getting top grades ih school work . 1256 M-3 .William Dexter, b. 13 Feb. 1957; d. 19Feb. 1957 1257 M-4 Lonnie Ross,· b. · 27 July 1958. Lonnie is alert, active, independent and friendly and into mischief much of the ti.me, at ag~ 4. . 1258 M-5 Mont Robbie, b:' 27 A.uf 1960. He is blond, plump, ea.sy to smile, rather shy, but loving and knows what he wants. ·
Floyd Bradfield (fath~r)
1. Edward Bradfield . B. Chr. 25 Feb. 1798, Newbu:ry,:&rkshire, England M. Sarah Hall . . - . b. 25 Aug. 18i 7, Newbury, ·Ber~s., Eng . . - ,·, . ' 2. George l3r_adfield B. 6 Feb. 1821, Newl)ury, Be·rks., Eng. M. 25 Oct.· 1840, Sarah, dau~ of Thomas and Elizabeth (Greenaway) Vokins . b. 25 Aug. 1817, Mildenhall, Wilts, Eng. ~ .•" d. 12 Nov. 1884, Provo, Ut. D. 29 Aug. 1866, Ealing, Eng.
3. William Henry Bradfield B. 7 Nov. 1859, Newbury, Berks., Eng. 1\/I. 22 Jan. 1880, Elizabeth, dau. of William Valentine and Almira M. (Ayers) Black. b. 19 Feb. 1863, Springdale, Kane, Ut. d. 12 June 1937, Scipio, Millard, Ut. D. 28 Nov. 1956, Scipio, Millard, Ut.
4. WHliam Bradfield B. 11 Jan. 1881, Deseret, Millard, Ut. M. 7 Oct. 1909, S,L,T., Hannah Bertha Anderson b. 16 Nov. 1878, Fountain Green, Ut. d. 13 Feb. 1961, Leamington, Ut.
5. Floyd Bradfield B. 29 Apr. 1913, Scipio, Millard, Ut. 1\/I. 20 May 1948, IVLT., ,Jene Robison b. 25 Mar. 1921, Monroe, Ut.
Floyd Bradfield (mother)
1. Anders Pedersen B. 29 Feb. 1784, Rye, Aarhus, Denmark M. 1 June 1815, Ann Kristine Jensen b. 13 Apr. 1783, Them, Den.
2. Jens Peter Anderson B. 12 Apr. 1817, Sol ten, Den. M. Anne Catherine, dau. of Christen Hansen and Birthe (Rasmussen) Jorgensen b. 7 Apr. 1816, Aarus, Den. D. 28 Jan. 1856
3. Hans Peter Emil Anderson B. 10 Feb. 1850, Grenna, Den. M. 18 Oct. 1875, Bengta (Bettie) dau. of John and Kerstin (Olsson) Martensson, Maj. b, 16 Oct. 1851, Bromma, Sweden d. 7 Feb. 1933, Leamington. Ut. D. 2 Feb. 1891 4. Hannah Bertha Anderson B. 16 Nov. 1878, Fountain Green, Ut. M. 7 Oct. 1909, S.L. T., William Bradfield D. 13 Feb. 1961, Leamington, Ut.
5. Floyd Bradfield B. 29 Apr. 1913, Scipio, Ut. M. 20 May 1948, M.T., Jene Robison
359. CLARENCE FRANKLIN ROBISON4 [ Charlottie E. Lar sen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 18 June 1923, Fillmore, Millard, Ut.; m. 31 Mar. 1950, M.T. to Monita, dau. of Frederic Andrew and Wilma Caroline (Fillerup) Turley. She was b. 7 May 1930, Aripine, Navajo, Ariz. Monita is active in church work and a B.Y.U. graduate, Clarence 6 ft., 4 in. tall, weighs 180 pounds, blue eyed, curley haired, long-distance man, is humorous, humble and deeply religious. He loves to hike, hunt and fish and has great physical endurance and loves running. After 2 yrs. at B.Y.U. he joined the U.S, Naval Reserve, trained at Albuquerque, N. M., Asbury Park, N.Y., and at North western U., Chicago, where he was commissioned a 2nd Lt. He then trained at Ft. Pierce, Fla. and the Philippines. After his release he again studied at B.Y.U. where he grad. 7 June 1949. He studied at Ann Arbor, Mich. for 4 summers. He was with the U.S. Track team sent to the Olympics in Europe. As track coach at B.Y.U. his 1961 team won the 8th consecutive Conference Meet. and the 7th consecutive Skyline Meet. fu 1956, 1959, and now in 1962 "Robbie" and his team, representing the church, school and nation, visited 8 European countries, holding 14 track meets. He prayed that they may do their best. Only once did he pray to win. When he was with the U.S. track team in Denmark, a young L.D,S. boy was sure "Robbie 11 would win. The next day the Deseret News in Salt Lake City carried the headline "Robbie Nabs the Danish Mile.'' fu Oct. 1956, he was chosen as Bishop of the Provo 17th ward. Two years later he was released and was selected as a member of the Y,M.M.I.A. General Board of the L.D.S. church.
-304- Children, b. Provo, Ut.
1259 M-1 Ronald Grant, b. 10 Nov. 1950; bap. 6 Dec. 1958 by his father; "our boastful budding athlete." 1260 M-2 Steven Franklin, b. 27 Mar. 1952; bap. 30 Apr. 1960 by his father. "Steve is tall, happy and lovable.'' 1261 F-3 Sandra Jane, b. 13 Dec. 1953; bap. 6 Jan. 1961 by her father. "Sandy is a lone girl among 4 teasing brothers," said Daddy. 1262 M-4 Mark Turley, b. 22 Jan. 1957. "Mark is rough, happy and the bulldozer type." 1263 M-5 Scott Larry, b. 27 Feb. 1958. "He does and says everything Mark does.'' 1264 F-6 Natalie, b. 5 Nov. 1961. "She's our only help for Sandy in her fight for equal rights for girls.''
Monita Turley (father)
1. Theodore Turley M. Frances Amelia Kimberly
2. Isaac Turley B. 22 Nov. 1837, Churchville, Ontario, Canada M. 11 Nov. 1861, Sarah, dau. of William and Annie (Hartley) Greenwood b. 14 Nov. 1845, Burmley, England d. 13 Jan. 1887, Cases Grandes, Mexico D. 3 Dec. 1908, Colo. Juarez, Chih, Me-,ico
3. Theodore Wilford Turley B. 17 Aug. 1863, Minersville, Ut. M. 1 Nov. 1882, Mary Agnes, dau. of William Jordon and Lucy Hannah (White) Flake b. 16 Feb. 1866, Beaver, Ut. d. 19 Dec. 1909, Snowflake, Ariz. D. 15 Nov. 1930, Snowflake, Ariz.
4. Fredrick Andrew Turley B. 4 Aug. 1895, Snowflake, Ariz. M. 1 June 1920, Wilma Caroline Fillerup b. 8 Mar. 1900, Colo. Diaz, Chih. Mexico
-305- 5. Monita Turley B. 7 May 1930, Aripine, Ariz. M. 31 Mar. 1950, M. T. to Clarence F. Robison
Moni ta Turley (mother)
1. Peder Jacobson IvI. Karen Rasmussen 2. Andrew Peter Fillerup, Sr. B, 30 lVIay 1831, Pannerup, Denmark M. 30 June 1867, Caroline, dau. of Rasmus Kruse and ,Jens sine ( Roy berg) Rasmussen b. 24 May 1842, Viby Aarhuss, Denmark d. 18 Oct. 1901, Provo, Ut. D. 11 Aug. 1912, Provo, Ut. 3. Charles Richard Fillerup B. 11 Nov. 1873, Provo, Ut. M. 1 June 1898, Moneta, dau. of William Derby and Charlesetta (Cram) Johnson, Jr. b. 29 Jan. 1882, Kanab, Kane, Ut. D. 20 Feb. 1936, Flagstaff, Ariz.; bur. Snowflake, Ariz. 4. Wilma Caroline Fillerup B. 8 Mar. 1900, Colo. Diaz, Chih., Mexico M. 1 June 1920, Fredrik Andrew Turley 5. Moni.ta Turley B. 7 May 1930, Airpine, Ariz. M. Clarence F. Robison
360. MIRIAM LARSEN4 (Enoch R. Larsen3, Lorena E. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 2 Aug. 1915, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 10 Sept. 1936 M.T., to George Rulon, son of George Howard and Amy Sarah (Green) Alcott. He was b. 28 May 1915, Beaver, Beaver, Ut. Miriam and Rulon lived in Kimberly, Ut. for 5 years after their marriage, because Rulon's work took him to this gold mining town. They later moved to Richfield where they have made their home. They are active L.D.S, church members. Two of their sons served on missions. They have a good home and are a conscientious devoted family. Miriam is a teacher in the organizations,
-306- Children, b. in Richfield, Sevier, Ut.
* 1265 F-1 Beth, b. 27 Dec. 1937 1266 M-2 Ronald Duane, b. 5 Apr. 1940; End. 1 Oct. 1960 M. T., served on a n L.D.S. mission to Eastern Canada 1267 M-3 Douglas Rulon, b. 27 Apr. 1941; End. 1 Oct. 1960 M. T., was on a mission in the North Western States. 1268 F-4 Doris Kay, b. 8 June 1946; d. 21 Jan. 1948 1269 M-5 Lynn Calvin, b. 11 Oct. 1948; bap. 14 Oct. 1956, "Busy and noisy and pleasant." 1270 M-6 Blaine George, b. J4 Feb. 1951; bap. 28 Feb. 1959. "Likes music.,; 1271 M-7 Neal Rolf b. 22 Aug. 1952, twin 1272 F-8 Gayle, b. 22 Aug. 1952, twin, both bap. 4 Sept. 1960. Neal Rolf is full of curiosity and questions. Gayle is a lady with a mind of her own.
3Gl. HAROLD E. LARSEN4 [ Enoch R. Larsen3 , Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 16 Feb. 1917, Burrville, Sevier, Ut.; m. 1st, 20 Aug. 1945 S.L.T., Alda Margarette, dau. of Charles Christian and Johanna (Aldous) Bihler. She was b. 3 Jan. 1909, Salt Lake City, Ut. She d. 14 Apr. 1951, Denver, Colo.; bur. Provo, Ut. He m. 2nd, 10 June 1952, S.L.T. Louisa Gene, dau. of Nathan Dixie and Mertie Adell (Harris) Hiatt. She was b. 23 Dec. 1918, Provo, Ut. Alda grad. from Chico State Teacher's College, Calif., did post grad. work at B. Y. U., taught school for about 10 yrs. in Calif. She was on the L.D.S. Service Men's Comm. at Pacific Grove, Calif., taught classes in all church org anizations and was pres. of M.LA. She applied her know ledge constantly. Gene grad. from B. Y. U. and taught in Utah and Mexico schools. She taught S.S. and M.I.A. classes and was a member of the Stake M.I.A. and Stake S.S. Boards. She was a Stake Missionary and served on an L.D.S mission to Central Atlantic States. She is kind and gentle. Harold attended B.Y.U. fornearly4yrs. and in Jan. 1938 to 1940 he served a 2 1/2 yr. mission in South Africa. He was with the U.S. Army in World War II which service took him to North Africa, England, France, Belgium and Germany. In local church work he has been ward teacher,
-307- S.S. teacher, Welfare Work director, gen. comm. member and chair., instructor in Priesthood classes, a member of the presidencies of the E. and Sev. Quorums. Harold has worked for the American Cyanamid Co. for 15 years, at first as a chemist and now as chemical supervisor. He is friendly and pleasant.
Children by 1st wife, b. in Provo, Ut.
1273 F-1 Linda Louise, b. 22 June 1946, bap.llJuly 1954. She loves working at the hospital and wants to be a nurse. 1274 M-2 Dennis Ray, b. 24 May 1948; bap. 27 May 1956. Dennis loves camping and sports of all kinds.
Children by 2nd wife, b. in Provo, Ut.
1275 M-3 Alan Rolf, b. 30 Aug. 1953. He is constantly building something. 1276 M-4 Don Harold, b. 26 Oct. 1954. ''Likes to collect all kinds of insects, etc." 1277 M-5 Gerald Lamont, b. 25 Jan. 1957. He is sweet and affectionate. 1278 F-6 Mary Jene, b. 3 Dec. 1958. Mary Jene loves to dress up in funny old clothes. 1279 F-7 JoAnn, b. 13 July 1960. "JoAnn is our sunshine girl.
362. GENEVIEVE LARSEN4 (Enoch R. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 2 Apr: 1918, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 29 June 1939, Richfield, Ut. to Loren Benny, son of Joseph Ephriam and Electa (Beauregard) Dennison. He was b. 20 Mar. 1916; bap. 14 Sept. 1926. Genevieve and Benny lived in Calif. after their mar riage. The later moved to Richland, Wash. Recently they built a beautiful, new, brick home in Kenniwick, Wash. They both helped. Genevieve helped with the brick laying. She built the attractive fireplace and landscaped the grounds, bringing plants from distant places to add beauty to their home. She makes her wishes come true by her own efforts, whether it is children's clothes, Christmas toys or gifts, or an article in the home or yards. She loves the out-of-doors and athletic sports.
-308- When in baseball games in her school days and after a game in Sigurd, the losing team members remarked, "we'd have won if Gen had been on our side." This is typical of the attitude toward Genevieve.
Children
1280 M-1 Richard Benny, b. 5 Jan. 1941, Richfield, Ut,; bap. 5 Nov. 1949 1281 M-2 Randall Jay, b. 2 Dec. 1944, Richland, Benton, Wash.; bap. 2 Jan. 1953 1282 F-3 Mary Lou, b. 20 Dec. 1948, Richland, Benton, Wash.; bap. 1 Feb. 1957
366. RUTH LARSEN4 [ Enoch R. Larsen3, Lorena E. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 1 Sept. 1927, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; m. 16 Feb. 1950 M. T., to Dan C., son of Daniel Edward and Clara Candice (Barnett) Payne. He was b. 10 Mar. 1924, Springville, Utah Co., Ut. He d. 7 Feb. 1952, Springville, Ut., six weeks before the birth of his son, Dan. Dan grad. from Springville H.S. in 1944. He would have received his B.S. degree from B.Y.U. in the spring of 1952 but d. in Feb. of that year. He was a ward clerk in Henderson, Nev. and of Springville Fourth Ward, was M. I. A. coun., and teacher in Fourth Ward Elder' s group. Ruth was bap. on her 8th birthday by her brother Harold, and confirmed the same day by her father. She grad. from Richfield H.S. in 1945 and from B.Y.U. 1949, majoring in Foods and Nutrition with a minor in Chemistry. She met Dan Payne at B. Y. U. and they were later married. Dan had rheumatic fever while in H.S. which left him with a serious heart condition, from which he d. two years after marriage. Six weeks after his death, their son Dan E. was born. Ruthmetthis situation with faith and courage. She cared for her children tenderly. After a few years when they were in school, she began working in 0, P. Skaggs Bakery Dept., then with Utah County Packing Co. where she is presently employed. She has met adversity with calmness and strength and has had her prayers answered many times.
-309- Children, b. in Provo, Ut.
1283 F-1 Ann, b. 25 Nov. 1950, bap. 18 Jan. 1959 1284 M-2 Dan E., b. 28 Mar. 1952; bap.17 Apr. 1960
Dan C. Payne (father)
1. John Payne M. Jane Dean
2. Daniel Payne B. 18 Oct. 1847, Woodland Saint Mary, Berkshire, Eng. M. 12 Oct. 1873, Lydia, dau. of Solomon and Carline (Buckley or Bucksey) Johnson b. 2 May 1858, Duckberry, Berkshire, Eng. d. 6 June 1935, Provo, Ut. D. 19 Oct. 1914, Provo, Ut.
3. Daniel Edward Payne B. 12 Sept. 1882, Springville, Ut. M. 28 Sept. 1905, Provo, Ut., (later S. in T.) to Clara Candice Barnett b. 4 Feb. 1888, Springville, UL d. 4 Sept. 1947, Provo, Ut.; bur. Springville, Ut. D. 10 Apr. 1956, Springville, Ut.
4. Dan C. Payne B. 10 Mar. 1924, Springville, Ut. M. 16 Feb. 1950, M. T., to Ruth Larsen b. 1 Sept. 1927, Richfield, Ut. D. 7 Feb. 1952, Springville, Ut.
Dan C. Payne (mother)
1. Sullivan Barnett M. Polly Booth
2. Scott Lewis Barnett B. 19 Aug. 1851, Terre Haute, Ind. M. 22 Apr. 1875, Lavina Jeannett Brown b. 22 Jan. 1854, Calhoon, Harrison, Ia. d. 29 Dec. 1909 D. 12 Aug. 1925, Springville, Ut.
-310- 3. Clara Candice Barnett B. 4 Feb. 1888, Springville, Ut. M. 28 Sept. 1905, Daniel Edward Payne b. 12 Sept. 1882, Springville, Ut. d. 10 Apr. 1956, Springville, Ut. D. 4 Sept. 1947, Provo, Ut.; bur. Springville
4. Dan C. Payne M. Ruth Larsen
370. GLEN H. TURNER4 [Floy I. Larsen3, Lorena E. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnlj b. 11 Mar. 1918, Monroe, Sevier, Uth; m. 15 Dec. 1938 S. L. T. to Lucille, dau. of Niels and Viola (Young) Fugal. She was b. 5 May 1919, Pleasant Grove, Ut. Lucille attended L.D.S. Business College and B. Y. U. She has been active in the church, was teacher and organist in Pri. and S.S., secy in R.S. and a member of the Singing Mother's chorus. She plays the piano and she and Glen sing duets for many occasions. Glen has won many prizes. At age 11, he won sweep stakes in Utah Co. Fair, in art and crafts. At age 15 for four consecutive years he won Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild national prizes for Napoleon Coach, traveling coaches and a minature car model. Glen has his B.S. and M.S. Degrees from B.Y.U. He studied at Art Students League, N. Y., at Claremont Graduate School of Art, Calif., was Curator of Springville Art Gallery and the H.S. Art Instructor for 8 yrs., and is now Associate Professor of Art at B. Y. U. He has had paintings in many exhibits, permanent and one-man art shows. He is a member of A.A.C.L., Associate in Amateur Cinema League and of A. P.S.A., Photographic Society of America. He has won many national and international prizes in moving picture making. His film "One Summer Day" won the Hiram Percy Maxim Memorial Award. Because of his use ofa Bell and Howell 8 mm. camera for this top award, this company gave him a 16 mm. camera. In 1951 he won the H. P.M,M, award again with a 16 mm. film, "In Fancy Free." Only one other movie maker has ever won this coveted award twice. His films have been among "Ten Best" many times. ''In Fancy Free'' and two other American films were shown in London at the 100th anniversary of the Royal Photo graphic Society of England. He has received medals and
-311- citations for films shown at Cannes, France. He has lec tured and shown his films at New York City, Chicago, Denver, Philadelphia, Houston, Seattle, Los Angeles and San Francisco. His film "The Little Hunter," based on Indian pictographs on the Colorado River canyon walls, was purchased by the Rochester N.Y. Library. Many news paper and magazine articles appear about him. With all this busy life Mr. Turner is active in the church and community. He and his family take their house trailer and visit many places. Children
* 1285 F-1 Laurel, b. 7 Oct. 1939, Pleasant Grove, Ut. * 1286 M-2 Douglas Glen, b. 15 Sept. 1942, Provo, Ut. 1287 F-3 Rebecca, b. 30 Oct. 1944, Provo, Ut.; bap.8 Feb. 1953. She was Editor of the Springville H.S. Yearbook 1961-2; she was a straight "A" honor student and was awarded a one year scholarship to B. Y. U. She sang in the Springvi Ile a ca ppe Ila choir at Seattle World's Fair in 1962.
1288 M-4 Jon Wendell, b. 22 Oct. 1948, Orem, Ut.; bap. 18 Nov. 1956. Jon was assistant Springville H.S. photographer in 1960-61. He is a good student and a good church member.
1289 F-5 Sharon, b. 23 Mar. 1953, Provo, Ut.; bap. 16 Apr. 1951. She likes reading and music. Lucille Fugal (father) 1. Niels Andersen B. abt. 1633, Oland, Hjorring, Den.
2. Just Nielsen B. 14 Dec. 1662, Oland, Hjorring, Den. M. Maren Sorensen (2) b. Oland Hjorring, Den. D. 1743
3. Soren Justsen B. 29 Sept. 1712, Oland, Hjorring, Den. M. Kirsten Christensen b. abt. 1720, Oland, Hjorring, Den. D. abt. 1792, Oland, Hjorring, Den.
-312- 4. Christen Sorensen (Krag) B. 13 Aug. 1744, Oland, Den. M. 12 Dec. 1774, Matta Stephansen, dau. of Stephan Andersen and Kirsten Christensen. Stephan was b. 18 Jan. 1705, Oland, Den.; m. 5 Oct. 1731; his par. were Anders Vognsen (2) (b. 1670; m. 15 Oct. 1699; d. 1 June 1740, Oland) and Anne Christensen (b. 1660, Oland, Den; and d. 3 July 1740, Oland, Hjorring, Den.) Kirsten was b. abt. 1715, Oland, Den. b. 1 Nov. 1749, Oland, Hjorring, Den. d. 2 Apr. 1789, Oland Hjorring, Den. D. 7 Nov. 1816, Oland, Hjorring, Den.
5. Kirsten Marie Christensen (Kragh) B. abt. 1778, Oland, Hjorring, Den. M. 1 Dec. 1802, Aalborg, Den.toChristianSorensen Fugal, son of Soren Fugal and Karen Andreasdatter. Soren's par. were Andreas Fugal and Elizabeth Christensdotter. b. abt. 1779, Frederikshavn, Den. d. 9 Aug. 1838 (59 yrs.) Frederikshavn, Den. D. 25 Dec. 1863, Frederikshavn, Den.
6. Christian C. Fugal B. 24 Mar. 1804, Aalborg, Den. M. Stine Marie Pederson, dau. of Peder Jochumsen and Marie Nielsen (or Petersen) b. 7 July 1805, Fladesegne, Den. d. Sept. 1873 D. 8 Dec. 1889
7. Andreas C. Fugal B. 21 Feb. 1833, Garum, Haby Co., Den. M. 27 Oct. 1873, Hannah Carlson, dau. of Niels Carlson and Caroline Hanson. Niels was b. 4 Mar. 1822, Bellingrod, Estad, Sweden; d. 20. July 1901. His par. were Carl Anderson and Estrid Isaaksson. Carl was the son of Andreas Carlson and Bengta Persson. Andreas was the son of Carl Holgersson and Inger Hakansson. Estrid's par. were Isak Nilsson and Hanna Hansson. Isak's par. were Nils Persson and Anna Larsson. b. 14 June 1848, Estad, Sweden d. 16 Jan. 1919, Pleasant Grove, Ut. D. 19 Aug. 1894, Pleasant Grove, Ut.
-313- 8. Niels Fugal B. 14 Sept. 1885, Pleasant Grove, Ut. M. 12 Aug. 1908, Viola Young b. 17 Oct. 1888, Spanish Fork, Ut. D. 12 Dec. 1958, Lehi, Ut.; bur. Pleasant Grove, Ut.
9. Lucille Fugal B. 5 May 1919, Pleasant Grove, Ut. M. 15 Dec. 1938, S. L. T., to Glen H. Turner b. 11 March 1918, Monroe, Ut.
Lucille Fugal (mother)
1. Thomas de Clayton
2. Roberta de Clayton M. Jane Farrington
3. John Clayton
4. Thomas Clayton M. Anguis Thornhill
5. William Clayton M. Margaret, dau. of Jasper Cholmondely
6. Thomas Clayton
7. William Clayton M. Prudence Michael
8. Mary Clayton M. John, son of Thomas Beals and Sarah
9. William Beals M. Rebecca Chambers ?
10. Hannah Beals M. Azariah, son of Thomas and Jane (Rogers) Pugh. Thomas' par. were Ellis Pugh and Sarah.
11. Ellis Pugh M. Phoebe Coppack
-314- 12. Jesse Pugh M. Elizabeth Taylor
Lucille Fugal (mother)
1. James Young B. 19 Apr. 1775 M. Mary Cluster b. 26 Nov. 1792 d. 18 Oct. 1865 D. 19 Sept. 1856
2. Joseph C. Young B. 4 Dec. 1823, near Wainsville, O. M. Elizabeth, dau. of Jesse (b. abt. l 782)and Elizabeth (Taylor) Pugh. b. 4 May 1819, near Wainsville, 0. d. 2 June 1901 D. 4 Aug. 1888
3. Leroy Young B. 1 7 July 1852, Rush Co., Ind. M. 10 Oct. 1878, Louisa Ellis, dau. of Allen Stuart and Esther Eunis (Ogilvie) Adamson. Allen was b. 29 Apr. 1823, Dundee, Scotland; m. 29 Sept. 1855; d. 4 Dec. 1908, Spanish Fork, Ut.; his par. were James Adamson (b. 17 June 1791, Benchley, Forforshire, Scotland.) and Ann, b. 1784, Dundee, Scotland. Esther Eunis was b. 12 Apr. 1833, Nova Scotia; d. in Spanish Fork, Ut.; her par. were George Byron and Barbra Elizabeth (Muttatahl) Ogilvie. b. 26 Mar. 1863, Spanish Fork, Ut. d. 18 Sept. 1893, Hinkley, Ut. D. 2 Nov. 1925, Pleasant Grove, Ut.
4. Viola Young B. 18 Oct. 1888, Spanish Fork, Ut. M. 12 Aug. 1908, Niels Fugal b. 14 Sept. 1885, Pleasant Grove, Ut. d. 12 Dec. 1958, Lehi, Ut.; bur. Pleasant Grove, Ut.
5. Lucille Fugal M. Glen H. Turner -315- 371. IDA PEARL TURNER4 (Floy I. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl) b. 6 July 1919, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 6 Aug. 1927; m. 18 May 1941, Earl, son of James and Mary (Poulsen) Sorensen. Later div. Ida Pearl grad. from Provo H,So, attended B.Y.U. more than 2 yrs. She wrote a play when in 6th grade that was performed in public, was given a double pro motion that year. In the 7th grade she won 1st place for soprano solo in Co. H.So Music Festival, in 9th grade at Dixon Jr. H.S., scored highest in school in English test. She was dance leader in the Spring Fest ival, did special dance in H.S. dance festival, studied piano and for 3 yrs. was accompanist for songs and dances in summer kindergarten. She was a clerk and alterationist in several Provo clothing stores. For 11 yrs. she was teller in First Security Bank at Provo and is now an employee of Beehive State Bank, Salt Lake City, Ut. Her hobby is sewing. She is attending banking classes given at the U. of Utah.
Child
* 1290 F-1 Lynne, b. 3 July 1942, Salt Lake City, Ut.
372. DWIGHT BARTHOLOMEW4 {Pearl Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 31 Oct. 1912, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 5 Oct. 1938, S. L. T., Berniece, dau. of William Henry and Ellen (Biggs) Teasdale. She was b. 3 Jan. 1920, Winter Quarters, Carbon, Ut. Berniece was a Pri. teacher for 5 yrs., a R.S. teacher and an active genealogist. She and Dwight do a great deal of Temple work, having the highest record in the ward. Dwight has carried great responsibility since his youth. He has always worked with unbelievable strength. He is kind, honest and charitable. He lives the golden rule. For him, "the giving is its own reward". Through out his life, if a neighbor or stranger was in need, Dwight was among the first to assist generously. After attending schools in Springville, he took a radio technician course at a California school. He does welding at Provo Steel Co. He is an active member of the L.D.S. Church, has
-316- been a ward teacher in the S.S.Superintendency, is a H.P. and is very much interested in genealogy.
Children b. in Payson, Ut.
* 1290 M-1 Errol, b. 20 July 1939; bap. 10 Aug. 1947 * 1291 F-2 Janet, b. 2 Sept. 1940; bap. 8 Sept. 1948 1292 F-3 Diane, b. 7 May 1946; bap. 30 May 1954 1293 F-4 Linda Lou, b. 2 Nov. 1950
Berniece Teasdale (father)
1. John Teasdale M. Della---
2. John Teasdale B. 27 Feb. 182-, Thirsk, Yorkshire, Eng. M. Mary A. Blakey b. 3 Mar. 1835, Leeds, Yorkshire, Eng. d. 30 Apr. 1896, Serrybridge, Yorks., Eng. D. 14 Aug. 1879
3. William Teasdale B. 2 June 1858, Leeds, Yorkshire, Eng. M. 12 Mar. 1881, Ann, dau. of William and Mary (Reynard) Duthoit. William was b. 16 Aug. 1843, Stanley, Yorkshire Eng.; d. 7 Mar. 1879, Featherstone, Yorks., Eng.; his par. were William Duthoit and his wife Sarah. Mary Reynard was b. 24 Aug. 1844, Wakefield, Yorks., Eng.; d. 22 June 1906, Hebburn, Durham, Eng.; her par. were Joseph and Sophia (Emmingway) Reynard. b. 31 Jan. 1864, Stanley, Yorks., Eng. d. Oct. 1941, Springville, Ut. D. 15 June 1927, Springville, Ut.
4. William Henry Teasdale B. 4 Aug. 1889, Little Houghton, Yorks. Eng. M, 10 June 1915, S.L. T., to Ellen Biggs b. 14 Feb. 1895, Garndiffaith, So. Wales, Eng. d. 20 Mar. 1951, Springville, Ut. D. 26 Feb. 1929, Castle Gate, Ut.
5. Berniece Teasdale B. 3 Jan. 1920 Winter Quarters, Carbon, Ut.
-317- M. 5 Oct. 1938, S.L.T. to Dwight Bartholomew b. 31 Oct. 1912, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.
Berniece Teasdale (mother)
1. John Biggs M. Sarah Whinyf
2. Thomas Biggs B. 9 June 1837, Gouford, Som., Eng. M. Ellen, dau. of James and Emily(---) Pittman b. 28 Jan. 1843, Gouford, Som., Eng. d. 22 Dec. 1924 D. 21 Apr. 1903
3. Thomas Biggs B. 7 Feb. 1864, Blaenavon, So. Wales, Eng. M. Emily, dau. of James and Rachel (Morgan) Carey. James was b. 1827, Nailsen, Som. Eng.; d. 4 Dec. 1899. Rachel was b. 31 Aug. 1824, Abercychan, Mon., Eng.; d. 28 Jan. 1911; her par. were Jeremiah and Catherine (Mayers) Morgan. b. 5 June 1873, Garndiffaith, So. Wales, Eng. d. 15 Jan. 1914, Winter Quarters, Carbon, Ut. D. at abt. age 90, Price, Carbon, Ut.
4. Ellen Biggs B. 14 Feb. 1895, Garndiffaith, So. Wales, Eng. M. 10 June 1915, S. L. T. William Henry Teasdale b. 4 Aug. 1889, Little Houghton, Yorks, Eng. d. 26 Feb. 1929, Castle Gate, Ut. D. 20 Mar. 1951, Springville, Ut.
5. Berniece Teasdale M. Dwight Bartholomew
373. HETTIE BARTHOLOMEW4 [Pearl Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1) b. 7 Dec. 1914, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 15 Aug. 1933, S. L, T., Arthur Lavell, son of E. Lavell and Tryphena (Gallup) Ostler. He was b. 16 Jan. 1912, Mapleton, Utah Co., Ut.
-318- Hettie has been coun. to 3 Pri. presidents, was herself pres. for 4 yrs. and is on the Pri. Stake Board. She was a S.S, teacher for over 2 yrs. She and Lavell work in the Temples. She decorates beautiful cakes for weddings and special occasions. Hettie is coun. in the First Ward R.S. in the Kolob Stake. She is pleasant and friendly. Lavell has been a member of the genealogical comm., a senior Aaronic Pr. leader, and was a Stake Missionary while in Provo and again in Springville, and is a H. P, He has worked as a farmer and is a salesman. He makes friends easily, is pleasant and considerate.
Children:
* 1294 F-1 Carol Hettie, b. 12 Dec. 1934, Springville, Ut. * 1295 M-2 Floyd LaVell, b. 7 Nov. 1936, Provo, Ut.; bap. 17 Dec. 1944 1296 M-3 Elvin Arthur, b. 15 Oct. 1941, Provo, Ut. bap. 13 Nov. 1949. He grad. from Springville H.S., was a student atB.Y.U,foroneyear,and is pres ently serving on an L.D.S. mission to the Central States and is Supervising Elder. 1297 M-4 Samuel Maurice, b. 26 Jan. 1945, Payson, Ut.; bap. 8 Mar. 1953, is a Pr., ward teacher, Ex plorer Class pres., and is a Junior in Springville H.S. 1298 F-5 Joan, b. 27 Aug. 1958, Provo, Ut. "A real joy."
Arthur Lavell Ostler (mother)
1. Henry Gallup B. 5 Oct 1725 M. Hannah, dau. of Nehemia Mason b. 10 June 1726 d. 24 Jan. 1808 D. 11 Nov. 1811
2. Nehemia Gallup B. 30 June 1751, Groton, Conn. M. Elizabeth Brown
3. Luke Gallup B. 17 Apr. 1794, Ledyard, Conn.
-319- M. Melinda, dau. of William and Prudence (Stanton) Wil liams b. 8 Sept. 1793, Ledyard, Conn. d. 16 Dec. 1835
4. Luke William Gallup B. 27 Feb. 1822, Ledyard, New London, Conn. M. Lydia Cook b. 1 7 Apr. 1823, Oxford, Canada d. 11 July 1861, Nephi, Ut.
5. James Gallup B. 27 Mar. 1855, Springville, Ut. M. Ellnor Amelia, dau. of Amos Sweet and Abigail Ar della (Childs) Warren b. 8 Nov. 1858, Springville, Ut. d. 17 Apr. 1935, Mapleton, Ut. D. 10 Nov. 1910, Spanish Fork Canyon, Ut.
6. Tryphena Gallup B. ~ Jan. 1894, Mapleton, Ut. M. 15 Feb. 1911, Lavelle Ostler D. 24 Jan. 1947, Springville, Ut.
7. Arthur Lavell Ostler B. 16 Jan. 1912, Mapleton, Ut.
Arthur Lavell Ostler (father)
1. Robert Ostler M. 23 June 1784, Crewhern, Sommerset, Eng. to Elizabeth Webber
2. Samuel Ostler B. 16 Aug. 1798, Crewhern, Sommerset, Eng. M. Frances Lacey
3. Samuel Ostler B. 28 Jan. 1837, Crewhern, Sommerset, Eng. M. Emma, dau. of William and_ Ann (Freeman) Beard b. 24 July 1830, Cradley, Herford, Eng. d. May 1897, Springville, Ut. D. 24 Oct:.1906, Springville, Ut.
-320- 4. Samuel Ostler B. 6 Mar. 1856, Mill Creek, Salt Lake City, Uth. M. Rhoda Elizabeth, dau. of Daniel and Sarah Jane (Green) Oakey b. 5 June 1842, Nauvoo, Ill. d. Springville, Ut. D. 9 Oct. 1929, Springville, Ut.
5. Lavell Ostler B. 15 Dec. 1885, Springville, Ut. M. 15 Feb. 1911, Tryphena Gallup D. 22 June 1959, Provo, Ut .
. 6. Arthur Lavell Ostler B. 16 Jan. 1912, Mapleton, Ut. M. 15 Aug. 1933, S. L. T, to Hettie Bartholomew
,374. VIVIAN BARTHOLOMEW4 [Pearl Larsen3, Lorena E. ' Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl} b. 19 Dec. 1916, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 12 Jan. 1936, Russell LaMar, son of Parley Phillip and Emma (Poulson) Peay. He was b. 8 June 1916, Lynndyl, Ut.; d. 30 March 1946, Provo, Ut. Vivian was bap. 23 June 1925. Vivian grad. from Springville H.S. and was given an award for accuracy and speed in shorthand and typing. She was offered a position in the State Welfare Dept. office in Provo, which she accepted. Later she was em ployed at the Utah Co. Sheriff's office, where she did radio control work. After her marriage she began a writ ing career. Some of her stories were published in maga zines having a wide circulation. After the death of her husband, she and children moved to Mesa, Ariz. Here she is employed in office work. She has always been an active member of the L.D.S. church. She taught Pri. classes, and is now Pres. of the Y.L.M.I.A. She has been in charge of writing letters to the missionaries and servicemen of her ward. She sings with vocal music groups, and sang in Salt Lake City at Pri. conference recently.
Children b. in Provo, Ut.
1299 M-1 Russell LaMar, b. 17 June 1937 1300 F-2 Vivian Letitia, b. 11 May 1941. She grad. from H.S. at Mesa, Ariz. andattendedB.Y.U. at Provo, -321- Ut.; is an active L.D.S. church member. 1301 F-3 Pearl Phyllis (twin) b. 5 Aug. 1942, She grad. from H.S. at MesaandattendedB.Y.U.; is active in the L.D.S. church. 1302 M-4 Parley Phillip (twin) b. 5 Aug. 1942. He grad. Mesa H.S. and works in church organizations.
375. ORA BARTHOLOMEW4 [ Pearl Larsen 3, Lorena E. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 5 Nov. 1918, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.; m. 20 June 1941, S. L. T., George Gardner, son of William George and Hettie Eliza (Gardner) Talmage. He was b. 13 July 1915, Pay son, Ut. Ora has held several offices in the P. T.A. and been Room Mother in the schools severaL times. She is an active member of the L.D.S. church, has served as teach er, counselor and president in the Pri. and is a member of the Stake Board. At present she is secy. of the R.S. in Spanish Fork. George is in the timber business. He has been an Ex plorer Leader, a Ward Teacher and served with the Gen ealogy Comm.
Children:
1303 M-1 William George, b. 2 Mar. 1942, Payson, Ut.; bap. 28 Oct. 1950; was coun. in T. Quo. and Stake Jr. M-Men. pres. In school he was treas. and vice pres. of the F. F.A. and was given a scholar ship to U.S. U. where he is now a sophomore. 1304 F-2 Helen, b. 2 Mar. 1946, Payson, Ut.; bap. 9 May 1954. She has been pres. of several S.S. and M.I.A. classes and each year received M.I.A. awards. She is a sophomore at Spanish Fork H.S. where she has won several prizes in her art and speech classes. 1305 M-3 Paul Duane, b. 13 Nov. 1947, Spanish Fork, Ut. bap. 4 Dec. 1955; was pres. ofD. Quo. and is now a Ward Teacher and Senior Patrol Leader in the Ward Scout Troop. He is in the 8th grade at Span ish Fork Jr. H.S. and, has won several prizes and awards for scholastic achievements.
-322- George Gardner Talmage (father) 1. James Joyce Talmage (His line has been traced hundreds of years back) B. 3 June 1840, Ramsbury, Wilts, England M. Susannah Preater b. 12 July 1836, Lanbourene, Burks, Eng. d. 2 June 1906, Provo, Ut. D. 31 Oct. 1908, Provo, Ut.
2. William George Talmage B. 13 Mar. 1882, Provo, Ut. M. 8 Jan. 1913, Hettie Eliza Gardner b. 23 Jan. 1886, Spanish Fork, Ut. d. 20 Nov. 1957, Springville, Ut. D. 10 Dec. 1926, Springville, Ut.
3. George Gardner Talmage B. 13 July 1915, Payson, Ut. M. 20 June 1941, Ora Bartholomew b. 5 Nov. 1918, Fayette, Ut.
George Gardner Talmage (mother)
1. Archibald Gardner B. 2 Sept. 1814, Edinburg, Scotland M. 10 Nov. 1856, Serena Evensen b. 20 Aug. 1822, Reisor, Norway d. 11 Jan. 1911, Spanish Fork, Ut. D. 8 Feb. 1902, Salt Lake City, Ut.
2. Henry Gardner B. 15 May 1858, Spanish Fork, Ut. M. Elizabeth Margretta, dau. of Thomas and Eliza (Jenkins) Martell. Thomas was b. 4 Apr. 1825, New Castle, South Wales; d. 25 Sept. 1905, Spanish Fork Ut. Eliza was b. 9 Aug. 1843, Lansaine, So. Wales: d. 2 Oct. 1880, Spanish Fork, Ut. ' b. 18 Oct. 1858. d. 27 Mar. 1915, Spanish Fork, Ut. D. 21 Sept. 1936, Spanish Fork, Ut.
-323- 3. Hetty Eliza Gardner B. 23 Jan. 1886, Spanish Fork, Ut. M. William George Talmage b, 13 Mar. 1882, Provo, Ut. d. 10 Dec. 1926, Springville, Ut. D. 20 Nov. 1957, Springville, Utah.
4. George Gardner Talmage M. Ora Bartholomew
376. ELDEN BARTHOLOMEW4 (Pearl Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C.(Gleason) Washburnl] b. 1 Sept. 1920,Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.; m. 17 Feb. 1939 S. L. T., to Lena, dau. of Samuel Thomas and Eliza Jane "Jennie" (Taylor) Roberts. She was b. 3 Oct. 1920, Cedarview, Duchesne, Ut. Lena taught classes in Pri., S.S., was Pri. Pres, and is presently R.S. Prs. of 6th Ward. She and Elden are devoted genealogical and Temple workers. They managed and operated a catering service in Springville. Lena is helpful and kind to all people. Elden is a farmer, stock raiser, butcher and manages the Springville Slaughter Business. He served in the Navy in World War 11, was a cook on a troop transport that took him to New Guinea, South Pacific, Panama Canal and New York. Part of his 22 months service was at the Na val Base at Shoemaker, Calif. Elden is pleasant, friendly and lives the "Golden Rule".
Children, all but 2nd b. in Payson, Ut.
1306 F-1 Anna Lee, b. 25 Oct. 1939, bap. 9 Nov. 1947. She grad. from Springville H.S. and B.Y.U. and taught Economics and Phys. Ed. at Alterra Jr. H.S. She is talented in music and dancing. Anna Lee was choreographer for "Promised Valley" in Kolob Stake. She was m. 31 May 1962, S.L.T., to Lee L., son of H. LaMar Chamberlain and Margaret Talbot of Roosevelt Ut.
1307 M-2 Sheldon Roberts b. 19 Dec. 1941, Springville, Ut., bap. 8 Jan. 1950. At his H.S. graduation, he was awarded a scholarship. He attended U.S.U. one yr. and served on an L.D.S. mission to Australia. He
~324- m. 24 May 1962, Adaline, dau. of William A. and Jean (Thornton) Wightman.
1308 M-3 Michael Allen, b. 21 Apr. 1942, bap. 13 May 1951. He has been active in scouting, and M.I.A. where he was a teacher, was a Ward Teacher and is now serving on an L.D.S. mission to the Central Atlantic States. He bap. a person named Pruitt in Va. It may have been a relative. His own Pruitt ancestors came from Va.
1309 M-4 Darrell Thomas, b. 24 Dec. 1947; bap. 8 Jan. 1956. He was an Eagle Scout at age 13, is Pri. organist, and a Scout Patrol Leader.
1310 M-5 Steven, b. 19 Dec. 1952; bap. 8 Jan. 1961. He likes school and church.
Lena Roberts (father)
1. William Roberts M. Sarah Frier b. 15 Apr, 17-, Stockwood, Worcs. Eng.
2. Benjamin Roberts B. Abbots Morton, Worcs, Eng. M. Sarah, dau. of William and Elizabeth (Fernfield) Quiney. b. Stockwood, Worcs., Eng. D. 31 Jan. 1878
3. John Roberts B. abt. 1804, Stockwood, Wore., Eng. M. 16 Oct. 1826, Lucy, dau. of William and Elizabeth (Dorrell) Quiney. William was m. 7 Oct. 1793. Eliza beth was bur. 16 May 1840, age 72 yrs., at Abbots Morton, Worcs., Eng. b. abt. 1797, Abbots Morton, Worcs., Eng. d. bur. 26 Oct. 1878, age 81 yrs., Abbots Morton, Worcs., Eng. D. 9 Jan. 1887, age 83, Abbots Morton, Worcs., Eng.
4. Abel Roberts B. 11 Dec. 1834, Mortenspeart, Warwick, Eng.
-325- M. Ellen, dau. of John and Sarah (Tolly) Ross. John was b. 1780, Great Alne, Warwick, Eng.; d. 16 Oct. 1863, Sambourn, Warwick, Eng. Sarah was b. 13 Nov. 1800, Great Alne, Warwick, Eng.; d. 7 Sept. 1861, Spernall, Warwick, Eng. b. 9 Mar. 1837, Great Alne, Warwick, Eng. d. Aug. 1890, Utah D. Oct. 1895, Joseph, Sevier, Ut.
5. Thomas Roberts B. 19 Jan. 1868, Broom, Wore., Eng. M. 13 Jan. 1892, Meetta Davis (Doris), dau. of Samuel David and Margaret (Brown) Brown. Samuel was b. 1 May 1843, Lincoln Co. Tenn.; m. 13 Jan. 1864; d. 28 July 1929, Provo, Ut.; his par. were Archeleous Brown and Clarisa Pruit (Prewett.) Archeleous was b. 1800, N.C. Clarisa was b. 1800, N.C. Margaret Brown was b. 2 Feb. 1846, Lincoln Co., Tenn.; d. 13 Dec. 1903; her par. were Samuel David, and Phebe (Rutledge) Brown. Samuel David was b. 1820,N. C.; d.12Mar. 1876, Tenn. Phebe was b. 1822, Tenn. b. 3 Nov. 1874, Moore, Hickman, Tenn. d. 29 Nov. 1933, Price, Ut. D. 21 Mar. 1941, Provo, Ut.
6. Samuel Thomas Roberts B. 17 Jan. 1896, Joseph, Sevier, Ut. M. 6 Oct. 1915, Eliza Jane "Jennie" Taylor b. 15 Jan. 1894, Wales, Sanpete, Ut. d. 6 July 1955, Provo, Ut.
7. Lena Roberts B. 3 Oct. 1920, Cedarview, Duchesne, Ut. M. 17 Feb. 1939, Elden Bartholomew b. 1 Sept. 1920, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.
Lena Roberts (mother) 1. Silas Taylor B. 15 Feb. 1662 M. Martha Fleming b. 12 June 1651
-326- 2. Andrew Taylor B. 22 Sept. 1686, Shottle, Derby., Eng. M. 5 Mar. 1712, Sarah Ann Morell b. 15 Feb. 1684, Shirebrook, Derby., Eng. d. 3 Nov. 1755, Blackbrook, Derby, Eng. D. 1751, Blackbrook, Derby, Eng.
3. William Taylor B. 3 June 1721, Bel per, Derby, Eng. M. 2 Apr. 1750, Mary Jane dau. of Herbert and Eliza (Fields) Bradley. Herbert was b. 3 Feb. 1692, Belper, Derby., Eng.; d. 1753, Belper, Derby, Eng. Eliza was b. Mar. 1694, Belper, Derby, Eng.; d. 16 Nov. 1761, Bel per, Derby., Eng. b. 16 Feb. 1719 Blackbrook, Derby, Eng. d. 1783, Bel per, Derby, Eng. D. 1792, Belper, Derby, Eng.
4. Daniel Taylor B. 4 Apr. 1763, Belper, Derby, Eng. M. 9 Oct. 1786, Susannah, dau. of Robert and Johanna (Webster) Hallsworth. Johanna was b. 12 July 1725, Hugmaston, Derby, Eng.; d. 17 Sept. 1798, Bel per, Derby, Eng. Robert was b. 12 Feb. 1722, Bel per, Derby, Eng.; m. 6 Jan. 1744; d. 3 Nov. 1796, Belper, Derby, Eng.; his par. were Robert and Johanna (Howard) Hallsworth. Johanna was b. in Cromford; d. Parwich Parish, Derby, Eng. Robert was b. 22 Feb. 1693, Belper, Derby, Eng.; m. 7 June 1715; d. 1752, Black brook, Derby, Eng.; his father was Thomas Hallsworth; b. 21 Oct. 1651. b. 23 Feb. 1766, Bel per, Derby, Eng. d. 18 Jan. 1838 D. 23 Sept. 1823
5. William Taylor B. 12 Apr. 1803, Belper, Derby., Eng. M. 26 Feb. 1826, Martha Thompson D. 1 Apr. 1861, Bel per, Derby., Eng.
6. William Taylor B. 8 Nov. 1837, Belper, Derby., Eng. M. Eliza, dau. of Patric and Mary (Hunt) Crosswell. Mary was b. 7 Sept. 1824, Derby, Derby., Eng.; d .. 26 July 1891, Springville, Ut. Her par. were William R.
-327- Hunt and Hannah dau. of George and Sarah (Miller) Goats. William R. Hunt's lineage was 1- Samuel Hunt m. Mildred Elliot; 2- James Hunt m. Hannah Hurst. Mildred Elliot's par. were John and Sarah (Harrison) Elliot. b. 11 May 1845, Dainsmoore, Derby., Eng. d. 13 Nov. 1926, Cedarview, Duchesne, Ut. D. 18 Mar. 1891, Wales, Sanpete, Ut.
7. Jabez W. Taylor B. 26 Dec. 1865, Chesterfield, Derby., Eng. M. 26 Apr. 1893, Pearletta Jane, dau. of Moses Moroni and Almira Jane (Duke) Mecham. Moses was b. 8 July 1845, Nauvoo, Hancock, Ill.; d. 16 Mar. 1928, Jensen, Uintah, Ut.; his par. were Moses and Elvira (Derby) Mecham. Almira was b. 5 Aug. 1855, Parawan, Iron, Ut.; d. 4 May 1894, Jensen, Ut.; her par. were James and Almira (Moore) Duke. b. 6 Oct. 1876, Walsburg, Wasatch, Ut. d. 28 Mar. 1924, Cedarview, Duchesne, Ut. D. 15 Sept. 1946, Roosevelt, Duchesne, Ut.
8. Eliza Jane (Jennie) Taylor B. 15 Jan. 1894, Wales, Sanpete, Ut. M. 6 Oct. 1915, Samuel Thomas Roberts D. 6 July 1955, Provo, Ut.
9. Lena Roberts M. Elden Bartholomew
Lena Roberts (mother)
1. Drue de Montacute (called Young Drue) M. Alva Bassett
2. William de Montacute M. Esabetfa --
3. William de Montacute D. 1344
4. William de Montacute B. 1330 M. Bertha or Berta -328- 5. Sir Simon de Montacute (Baron of Shepton and Montacute) B. 1368 M. Princess Aufricia, dau. of King of Scotl~nd D. after 1413
6. William Lord Montacute, or Montague B. 1393 M. Elizabeth de Montford D. after 1427
.7. Sir William de Montacute B. 1427 M. Katherine de Grandison D. 1470, age 43
8. William de Montacue, 2nd Earl of Salisbury M. Elizabeth de Mohun
9. William Montague B. abt. 1482, Boveney, Buckingham, Eng. M. Joan D. 2 Mar. 1550, Boveney, Buckingham, Eng.
10. Robert Montague B. abt. 1515-16, Boveney, Buchingham, Eng. M. Margaret Cotton D. 16 Jan. 1575, Boveney, Buckingham, Eng.
11. William Montague B. abt. 1548, of Boveney, Buckingham, Eng. M. Margaret Malthouse
Lena Roberts (mother)
1. John Browne M. Margary D. 26 July 1442
2. John Browne B. abt. 1398 M. Agnes D. 1462-1470
-329- 3. Christopher Browne B. abt. 1432, Tolethrope, Rutland M. Agnes Bedingfield D. 1516 (will dated)
4. Christopher Browne B. abt. 1465, of Swanhill, Suffolk, Eng. M. Anne D. 3 July 1538 (will proved)
5. Thomas Browne B. abt. 1533 M. Joan D. 23 Dec. 1590, Swanhill, Hawkedon, Suffolk, Eng.
6. John Browne B. abt. 1569 M. Margaret D. May 1616, Hawkedon, Suffolk, Eng.
7. John Browne Chr. 11 Oct. 1601, Hawkedon, Suffolk, Eng. M. Dorothy Kent D. 20 June 1636 (age 35) Watertown, Middlesex, Mass.
8. John Brown B. 1631, Hawkedon, Suffolk, Eng. M. 24 Apr. 1655, Hester, dau. of Thomas and Elizabeth (Mellows, a widow) Make piece. Thomas was b. abt. 1592, Bristol, Dorchester, Eng.; d. lAug.1677,Boston, Suffolk, Mass. b. 21 July 1634 D. 20 Nov. 1697, Watertown, Middlesex, Mass.
9. Deborah Browne B. 20 Apr. 1673, Salem, Essex, Mass. M. 25 May 1693, Jeremiah, son of Jeremiah and Margaret (--) Mecham. Jeremiah Sr. was b. 1613-14, Somerset shire, Eng.; d. 11 Nov. 1696 (age 8l)Salem, Essex, Mass. b. 3 Jan. 1644, prob. Salem, Mass.
10. Samuel Mecham B. 12 or 22 July 1712, Windham, New London, Conn. M. 1 Jan. 1734-5, Bertha, dau. of Robert Jr. and Hannah
-330- (Warriner) Pease b. 21 Nov. 1709
11. Samuel Mecham B. 15 Nov. 1739-40, New London, Conn. M. 31 May 1763, Phebe, dau. of (Deacon) Thomas and Anna (Brown) Main. Thomas was b. 19 July 1700, Stonington, New London, Conn.; he m. 20 Apr. 1720; d. 1771; his were Jeremiah and Ruth (Brown a widow) Main. Anna was b. 1 Feb. 1700; her par. were Eleazer and Anna (Pendleton) Brown. b. 16 Nov. 1747, Conn. D. 22 Jan. 1811
12. Joshua Mecham B. 12 Apr. 1773, Canaan, Grafton, N. H. M. 8 or 28 Nov.18-, Permeliaor Pamelia, dau. of Samuel and Hannah (Fox) Chapman. Samuel was b. 4 June, 1741, Lyme, New London, Conn.; d. 1817 b. 21 Jan. 1777 D. 22 July 1878
13. Moses Worthen Mecham B. 19 Feb. 1804, Canaan, Grafton, N. H. M. 8 Nov. 1827, Elvira, dau. of John and Sarah (Currier) Derby. John was b. 26 May 1789; m. 31 Jan. 1811; d. 3 June 1874, Almont Lapeer, Mich.; his par. were Nathaniel and Jemina (Skinner) Derby. Sarah was b. 2 Apr. 1788; her par. were Samuel and Anna (Collins) Currier. Samuel was b. 16 Oct. 1744, South Hampton, N.H.; d. 25 Jan. 1780. b. 1811 d. 8 Nov. 18- D. 8 Oct. 1846
14. Moses Moroni Mecham B. 8 July 1845, Nauvoo, Hancock, Ill. M. 26 Dec. 1875, Almira Jane Duke
Lee LaMar Chamberlain (father)
1. Joseph Chamberlain M. Martha Birch
-331- 2. Stephen Chamberlain M. Jemmia, dau. of John and Sarah·(--) Brooks
3. Thomas Chamberlain b. Oct. 1821, Winterborne, Eng. M. 7 Sept. 1844, Hannah, dau. of Thomas and Harriet (Cook) Whale. Thomas' par. were Thomas Whale and Sarah Broad. Harriet's par. were William Cook and Rachel. b. 15 Oct. 1826, Winterborne, Eng. d. 15 Aug. 1889, Factory Ranch, Kane, Ut. D. 11 Oct. 1857, Tooele, Ut.
4. Thomas Chamberlain B. 14 July 1854, Tooele, Ut. M. 26 Oct. 1883, Chastie Ellen, dau. of John Thomas and Johanna (Lundblad) Covington. John was b. 7 Aug. 1840, Noxribe Co., Miss.; m. Mar. 1862; d. 13 June 1908, Torrey, Wayne, Ut.; hispar.wereRobertDockery Covington and Elizabeth Thomas. Johanna was b. 2 Sept. 1846, Savade, Sweden; d. 25 Sept. 1903, Order ville, Ut.; her par. were Hans Lundblad and Karaste Mortensen. Karaste' s par. were Andrew Mortensen and Anna Peherson. b. 5 Mar. 1867, Washington, Wash., Ut. d. 17 June 1942, Orderville, Ut. D. 18 Mar. 1918. Kanab, Kane, Ut.
5. Heber LaMar Chamberlain B. 24 Feb. 1904, Orderville, Kane, Ut. M. 24 Jan. 1931, Margaret H. Talbot b. 2 Mar. 1906, Oak City, Millard, Ut.
6. Lee LaMar Chamberlain B. 9 May 1934, Oak City, Millard, Ut. M. 31 May 1962, S.L.T., to Anna Lee Bartholomew b. 25 Oct. 1939, Payson, Ut.
Lee LaMar Chamberlain (mother)
1. John Talbot M. Jane Stuart
-332- burnll b. 2 June 1927, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.; m. 11 Oct. 1949, S.L.T., June Ann, dau. of Ezra and Elthear Annie (Jex) Warner. She was b. 3 June 1930, Spanish Fork, Ut. June attended Spanish Fork schools and is an active L.D.S. member. She is a kind, gentle, wise mother and wife. She, husband and family have taken vacations to Wash., Ida., Yellowstone Park, Texas, Ariz. and Mexico. Oral grad. from Springville H.S., attended B.Y.U., Ut. Co. Vocational School where he studied diesel mech anics, OK Rubber Welding Co., Orem, where he was mgr. of Veteran's training. He was employed by Utah Poultry Assn., was orchard manager for Glen Seal Fruit Orchard in Mapleton, and has driven trucks for bread and milk companies and for U.S. mail deliveries. He is an apprentice at the Provo Press Club. He also owns and manages the Arrowhead Recreation Resort near Spanish Fork. Oral was a member of the Boy Scout Troop Comm. and Scout Master. He was pres. of Y.M.M.I.A. in Payson Third Ward. During World War II he enlisted in the U.S. Navy ''Seebees" and served in the U.S., Asia and the Pacific. He is employed at the Provo Press Publishing Co.
Children
1323 M-1 Randy, b. 5 July 1951, Spanish Fork, Ut.; bap. 1 Aug. 1959. He learned to swim at 5 yrs. old. He plays the piano and sings songs beautifully. ,1324 M-2 Ron Oral, b. 6 July 1952, Spanish Fork, Ut.; bap. 24 Sept. 1960. Ron has had serious injuries during childhood. He loves swimming and since 4 yrs. old dived in deep water to retrieve objects from the bottom of the pool. il325 M-3 Jim, b. 22 Oct. 1954, Spanish Fork, Ut. He swims underwater with a very efficient kicking style. 1.1326 F-4 Pearl Ann, b. 3 Mar. 1956, Payson, Ut. When 4 yrs. old she got her foot torn and broken cruelly in a power lawn mower. One toe and parts of others were severed. A miraculous healing followed. She walks normally and swims well. 1327 F-5 Junette, b. 23 Apr. 1957, Payson, Ut. She has dark, curly hair and friendly blue eyes. She too swims and floats at age four.
-341- 6. Margaret H. Talbot M. Heber LaMar Chamberlain
7. Lee LaMar Chamberlain M. Anna Lee Bartholomew
Adaline Wightman (father)
1. William Charles Wightman B. 16 Oct. 1833, Rushford, Allegany, N. Y. M. 14 Aug. 1855 D. 22 Dec. 1933
2. Dr. Roy Wightman B. 27 Feb. 1877, Payson, Ut. M. 1 Jan. 1901, Anna Lucretia, dau. of Abner and Eliza (Tew) Worthen b. 21 Aug. 1878, Springville, Ut. d. Oct. 1949 D. Mar. 1960
3. William Albert Wightman B. 16 May 1910, Springville, Ut. M. 23 Feb. 1932, Jean Thornton b. 21 June 1911, Parowan, Iron, Ut. D. May 1961
4. Adaline Wightman B. 28 Mar. 1944, Las Vegas, Nev. M. 24 May 1962 S.L.T. to Sheldon Roberts Bartholomew b. 19 Dec. 1941, Springville, Ut.
Adaline Wightman (mother)
1. Stephen Thornton B. 9 Feb. 1834 M, Nancy Curtis b. 1 Mar. 1837, Ill. d. 6 Sept. 1915 D. 31 Mar. 1918
-334- 2. William Uriah Thornton B. 10 Apr. 1865, Parowan, Ut. M. 17 Nov. 1887, Adalinda, dau. of William Owen and Sarah Ann (Dalley) Orton. William d. 1 Jan. 1865. Sarah Ann was b. 22 Feb. 1848, Kegcreek, Ia.; d. 9 June 1907 b. 25 Nov. 1870, Summit, Iron, Ut. d. 24 Jan. 1952 D. 18 Apr. 1953
3. Jean Thornton B. 21 June 1911, Parowan, Ut. M. William Albert Wightman
4. Adaline Wightman M. Sheldon Roberts Bartholomew
377. WAYNE FLOYD BARTHOLOMEW4 (Pearl Larsen3, Lor ena E. Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 12 May 1922, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.; m. 5 Nov. 1947, S.L. T., Margaret Elizabeth, dau. of Frank lin Thomas Thompson and Harriet Marie (Quinn) Shoen stra. She was b. 1 Aug. 1923, Columbus, Franklin, 0. Margaret grad. from H.S. in Columbus, 0. andattended B.Y. U., Provo, Ut. for 2 yrs. She loves music and sings with choral groups in church and entertainments. She is Ward Chorister, Editor of R.S. monthly paper, Visiting Teacher and member of gen. comm. with her husband. Wayne grad. from Springville H.S. He is skilled in metal work, welding and brick laying. He has been a blacksmith and farmer. He has worked for Geneva Steel Co. He has been a welder for the last 8 yrs. He served 3 yrs. with the U.S. Navy in San Diego and Guam in the Pacific. He is an active member of the L.D.S. church, he was a Scout Master for 5 years and is now a Cub Scout Master. He is quiet, pleasant, charitable and dependable.
Children, all but 2nd b. in Spanish Fork, Ut.
1311 F-1 Ann, b. 12 Dec. 1948, bap. 13 Jan. 1957. She is in Jr. H.S. in M.I.A. Beehive class, and takes music lessons. 1312 M-2 Bert, b. 22 Apr. 1950, Payson, Ut.; bap. 15 June 1958. He is a Boy Scout guide patrol member.
-335- 1313 F-3 Ina, b. 28 May 1953; bap. 11 June 1961. Ina loves play acting and takes piano lessons. 1314 M-4 Lynn, b. 20 May 1954. He takes responsi bilities seriously and is a dependable worker. 1315 M-5 Dale, b. 13 Feb. 1956. Dale has a happy, fun loving disposition. 1316 F-6 Gwen, b. 31 May 1958, is a smart, good 4-year old girl.
Margaret Elizabeth Shoenstra (father)
1. Thomas Thompson M. Rachel White
2. Charles Simmuel Thompson B. 10 Mar. 1857, of Lawrence Co., 0. M. 1st, 11 July 1877, Louella Edline Daniels * 2nd, 12 Oct. 1890, Ernaline, dau. of James and Elizabeth (-----) Moore b. 4 Sept. 1867, of Lawrence Co., 0. d. 13 May 1905, Columbus, 0. D. 16 May 1938, Columbus, 0.
3. Franklin Thomas (Thompson) Shoenstra He was raised by a foster father and took his name. B. 5 Oct. 1901, Columbus, Franklin, O. M. 20 Jan. 1921, Harriet Marie Quinn b. 20 July 1903, Clintonville (part of Columbus) , 0.
4. Margaret Elizabeth Shoenstra B. 1 Aug. 1923, Columbus, 0. M. 5 Nov. 1947, S. L. T,, Wayne Floyd Bartholomew b. 12 May 1922, Fayette, Ut.
Margaret Elizabeth Shoenstra (mother)
1. William Quinn B. in Ireland
2. John Henry Quinn B. 24 Dec. 1862, of Columbus, 0. M. Amanda Sophia Gurr, dau. of Eliza Ann Creager b. 24 Apr. 1862-3, Fredricksburg, or Hagerstown, Md.
-336- d. 20 Dec. 1917, Columbus, O. D. 15 Dec. 1919, Columbus, O.
3. Harriet Marie Quinn B. 20 July 1903, Clintonville, Franklin, 0. M. 20 Jan. 1921, Franklin Thomas (Thompson) Shoenstra
4. Margaret Elizabeth Shoenstra M. Wayne Floyd Bartholomew
378. VERA BARTHOLOMEW4 [Pearl Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn11 b. 31 Dec. 1923, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.; m. 23 Feb. 1945, M. T. John William, son of Archibald LeGrande and Mary Luston (Heward) Stokes. He was b. 10 Oct. 1922, Burley, Cassia, Ida. Later div. Vera grad. from Springville H.S.; joined the U.S. Navy Waves, served at the Naval Hospital at Bethesda, Md. On Mar. 8, 1962 she grad. as apracticalnurse from the Utah Valley Hospital in Provo, Ut. and was recommended for surgical nursing. She is active in church, served the last few months with her husband on his E. Central States mission, has taught in S.S,andPri.,wasY.L.M.I.A. pres.; a member of the Pri. Stake Board 10 yrs. and Pres. for 5 yrs. She is now in charge of the Record Rally for teen agers sponsored by the M.I.A. Vera is devoted to her family and church, is honest, sincere and friendly. She is loved and respected by all who know her.
Children
1317 M-1 John David, b. 4 Dec. 1945, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 10 Jan. 1954. He is a Pr. in the L.D.S. church, a good pianist, and is organist for his Priesthood class. He is an "a" student in his sophomore year at Springville H.S. He has been active in football and wrestling teams and com peted with other H.S. teams. 1318 F-2 Kathleen, b. 3 Oct. 1948, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 13 Jan. 1957. She loves piano playing and sports and wants to be a physical education and piano teacher. 1319 M-3 Richard Brent, b. 18 Nov. 1949, Provo, Ut.; bap. 15 Dec. 1957. Richard was in a sixth grade play -337- this year and loved it. He likes school, his D. Quorum and Scouting. 1320 M-4 Robert Lynn, b. 6 Nov. 1950, Provo, Ut.; bap. 16 Nov. 1958. He ·is a Guide Scout, loves cooking, dancing and helping at home. He is pleasant and kind.
Kathleen Stokes (father)
1. Thomas Jones M. Mary Mecham
2. Israel Jones B. 18 Mar. 1716, Enfield, Hartford, Conn. M. 29 Nov. 1744, Jemima, dau. of William Clark b. 1722, Lebanon, New London, Conn. d. 3 June 1788, East Hartland, Conn. D. 28 Dec. 1798, East Hartland, Conn.
3. Thomas Jones B. 6 June 1751, Enfield, Conn. M. 23 Nov. 1773, Susannah Adams b. 1752, Barkhamstead, Conn. d. 18 May 1815 D. 13 June 1832
4. Horace Jones B. 11 Aug. 1786, Barkhamstead, Conn. M. Mar. 18-, Lura Underwood b. 30 Apr. 1791, Litchfield, N. Y. d. 5 Mar. 1833, Pulaski, N. Y. D. Mar. 1850, Pulaski, N.Y.
5. Clarissa Lora Jones B. 6 July 1815, Richland, Oswego, N. Y. M. abt. 1844, Cyrus C., son of Samuel and Sabina or Solvina (--) Canfield b. 20 Dec. 1817, Columbus, Franklin, 0. d. Calif. D. 27 Nov. 1892, Midvale, Ut.
6. Ellen Louisa Canfield B. 2 Sept. 1850, Ogden, Ut.
-338- M. 6 Sept. 1870, Thomas, son of Jeremiah and Fanny (Walker) Stokes. Jeremiah was b. 9 Nov. 1819, Bols over, Derby, Eng.; d. 1 July 1875, Draper, Ut.; his par. were William Stokes and Elizabeth. b. 13 Nov. 1842, Bolsover, Derby, Eng. d. 28 Oct. 1915, Draper, Ut. D. 25 Dec. 1924, Midvale, Ut.
7. Archibald Lagrande Stokes B. 24 July 1886, Draper, Ut. M. 13 Apr. 1910, Mary Lupton, dau. of John and Ann Jane or Annie (Lupton) Heward. John was b. 7 Apr. 1813, North Dalton, Eng.; m. 25 July 1879; d. 23 May 1890, Draper, Ut.; his par. were William and Elizabeth (Swift) Heward. William was b. 9 Oct. 17 85, Kirby, Yorks, Eng.; m. ab.t 1807; d. Eng.; his par. were Richard and Jane (Tindal) Heward. Richard was b. abt. 1747; hem. abt. 1791; d. age 76, Aug. 1823, Kirby, Yorks, Eng. Jane was chr. 15 Jan. 1753, Kirby, Yorks, Eng.; d. age 76, Apr. 1824, Kirby, Yorks., Eng.; her father was George Tindal. Ann Jane or Annie Lupton was b. 23 Sept. 1850, Liverpool, Ches., Eng.; d. 23 June 1925, Draper, Ut.; her par. are William and Mary (Fielding) Lupton. William was b. 14 Nov. 1823, Liver pool, Ches., Eng.; m. abt. 1843; d. 9 Nov. 1870, Codnor Park; his father was George Lupton. Mary Fielding was b. 24 Jan. 1817, Gravely, Eng.;d.16June 1886, Draper, Ut.; her par. were John Jr. andAnn(Osborne) Fielding. Ann was b. 12 Dec. 1795, Gravely, Eng.; d. 11 Oct. 1874. London, Eng. John Fielding, Jr. was b. 4 July 1791, Halifax, Yorks., Eng.; d. 21 Nov. 1839, Gravely, Eng.; his par. were John Sr. and Rachel (Ibbotson) Fielding. Rachel was b. 30 Nov. 1769, Halifax, Yorks, Eng.; d. 15 Oct. 1828, Colinworth, Bedford, Eng.; her mother was Hannah. John Fielding Sr. was b. 3 Jan. 1759, Halifax, Eng.; d. 3 Mar. 1836, Eng.; his par. were Marmaduke or Duke and Elizabeth (Dixon or Dyson) Fielding; both were b. in Halifax, Eng. abt. 1733. b. 11 July 1884, Draper, Ut. D. 13 Oct. 1957, Salt Lake City, Ut.
8. John William Stokes B. 10 Oct. 1922, Burley, Cassia, Ida. M. 23 Feb. 1945, Vera Bartholomew b. 31 Dec. 1923, Fayette, Ut.
-339- 9. Kathleen Stokes B. 3 Oct. 1948, Salt Lake City, Ut.
379. MIRIAM BARTHOLOMEW4 [Pearl Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 12 Sept. 1925, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.; m. Albert, son of Gilbert and Mable (Checketts) Mitchell. He was b. 30 Sept. 1925, Lehi, Ut.; bap. 7 Jan. 1934. Miriam was bap. 12 Nov. 1933. Miriam has been an active L.D.S. church member, was chorister for Springville First Ward, for Pri., S.S. and Kolob Stake S.S. and Stake Pri.; she was 2nd coun. in M. I.A. teacher in S.S., and taught several Pri. classes, was Pri. secy., is now activity coun. in M. I.A. and is. serving on the M.I.A. Stake Board of Kolob Stake. She is seventh grade Room Mother at Springville H.S. She has worked at Small Arms Plant and Purity Biscuit Co. in Salt Lake City, at Safeway, I,G.A. Foodliner and Raymond's Drug in Springville. She is gracious, kind, honest and de pendable. Albert grad. from Lehi H.S. and served in the U.S. Navy in the South Pacific during World War II. He is a ward teacher, and a member of the ward Building Comm. He is a T. in the L.D.S. church.
Children, b. in Payson, Ut.
1321 M-1 Jack, b. 12 Dec. 1944; bap. 21 Dec. 1952. He is a ward teacher and secy. of the Priests Quorum in Springville First Ward. He is a student at Jr. H.S. He enjoys baseball, hunting and fishing. In 1961, one outstanding Boy Scout was selected to repre sent each ward and go to San Diego, Calif. where they spent three days on an aircarft carrier. Jack was chosen from Springville First Ward. He is friendly, hone st and trustworthy. 1322 F-2 Sandra Susan, b. 24 May 1949;bap.15Sept. 1957. She is a seventh grade student at Springville Jr. H.S., is in M.I.A. Beehive Class and pres. of her S.S. class. She has a pleasant, friendly, and gentle manner.
380. ORAL BARTHOLOMEW4 [ Pearl Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash- -340- burnll b. 2 June 1927, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.; m. 11 Oct. 1949, S.L.T., June Ann, dau. of Ezra and Elthear Annie (Jex) Warner. She was b. 3 June 1930, Spanish Fork, Ut. June attended Spanish Fork schools and is an active L.D.S. member. She is a kind, gentle, wise mother and wife. She, husband and family have taken vacations to Wash., Ida., Yellowstone Park, Texas, Ariz. and Mexico. Oral grad. from Springville H.S., attended B.Y.U., Ut. Co. Vocational School where he studied diesel mech anics, OK Rubber Welding Co., Orem, where he was mgr. of Veteran's training. He was employed by Utah Poultry Assn., was orchard manager for Glen Seal Fruit Orchard in Mapleton, and has driven trucks for bread and milk companies and for U.S. mail deliveries. He is an apprentice at the Provo Press Club. He also owns and manages the Arrowhead Recreation Resort near Spanish Fork. Oral was a member of the Boy Scout Troop Comm. and Scout Master. He was pres. of Y.M.M.I.A. in Payson Third Ward. During World War II he enlisted in the U.S. Navy ''Seebees" and served in the U.S., Asia and the Pacific. He is employed at the Provo Press Publishing Co.
Children
1323 M-1 Randy, b. 5 July 1951, Spanish Fork, Ut.; bap. 1 Aug. 1959. He learned to swim at 5 yrs. old. He plays the piano and sings songs beautifully. ,1324 M-2 Ron Oral, b. 6 July 1952, Spanish Fork, Ut.; bap. 24 Sept. 1960. Ron has had serious injuries during childhood. He loves swimming and since 4 yrs. old dived in deep water to retrieve objects from the bottom of the pool. il325 M-3 Jim, b. 22 Oct. 1954, Spanish Fork, Ut. He swims underwater with a very efficient kicking style. 1.1326 F-4 Pearl Ann, b. 3 Mar. 1956, Payson, Ut. When 4 yrs. old she got her foot torn and broken cruelly in a power lawn mower. One toe and parts of others were severed. A miraculous healing followed. She walks normally and swims well. 1327 F-5 Junette, b. 23 Apr. 1957, Payson, Ut. She has dark, curly hair and friendly blue eyes. She too swims and floats at age four.
-341- 1328 M-6 Ken E., b. 12 June 1958, Payson, Ut.; named and blessed by his father, is a blond, blue eyed, dimpled, pleasant child. 1329 M-7 Alan, b. 9 Sept. 1961, Payson, Ut.; named and blessed by his father. He has black hair and dark eyes.
June Ann Warner (father)
1. John Warner B. 1765, Spalding, Lines., Eng. M. Susanna Constable b. Spalding, Lines., Eng. d. 13 Feb. 1842 (age 72) D. 25 Nov. 1833 (age 68)
2. James Constable Warner B. 11 Sept. 1795, Spalding, Lines., Eng. M. Susannah Fox D. 27 Feb. 1863, Spanish Fork, Ut.
3. William Warner B. 24Apr. 1826, Surfleet, Lines., Eng. M. 18 May 1848, Mary, dau. of John S. and Ann (Long) Reynolds. John was the son of John S. Reynolds, Sr. b. 17 Feb. 1822, Surfleet, Lines., Eng. d. 2 Sept. 1896, Spanish Fork, Ut. D. 28 Jan. 1894, Spanish Fork, Ut.
4. James Warner B. 7 Apr. 1851, Gosburton, Clough, Eng. M. 7 Dec. 1875, Dorcas, dau. of Samuel and Elizabeth (Randell) Patterson Jr. Samuel was b. 3 Nov, 1816, Dalton, Dumfries, Scotland; m. 11 May 1851; d. 15 Sept. 1893, Spanish Fork, Ut.; his par. were Samuel Patterson, Sr. and Ann Bell. Elizabeth was b. 24 Dec. 1815, Minsterworth, Eng.; d. 21 Sept. 1906, Spanish Fork; her par. were Joseph Randell and Betty Whittle. b. 4 Apr. 1855, Spanish Fork, Ut. d. 13 Oct. 1896, Spanish Fork, Ut. D. 2 Nov. 1940, Spanish Fork, Ut.
5. Ezra Warner B. 11 Sept. 1891, Spanish Fork, Ut.
-342- M. 20 June 1917, Elthear Annie Jex b. 2 May 1895, Spanish Fork, Ut.
6. June Ann Warner B. 3 June 1930, Spanish Fork, Ut. M. 11 Oct. 1949, S.L. T., Oral Bartholomew b. 2 June 1927, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.
June Ann Warner (mother)
1. Richard Jex B. abt. 1776 M. Hannah Boast D. abt. 1872
2. Moses Jex B. 16 May 1820, Plumstead, England M. Susan Maria, dau. of William and Mariah (Cole) Smith b. 3 Dec. (?) 1829, Neatshead, Norfolk, Eng. d. 4 Dec. 1908, Spanish Fork, Ut. D. 9 Sept. 1898, Spanish Fork, Ut.
3. John Boast Jex B. 5 Jan 1866, Colton, Norfolk, Eng. M. 24 Dec. 1889, Annie, dau. of Robert and Maria (Winter) Cooper. Robert was b. 21 Mar. 1827, Wis sett, Eng.; d. 28 Mar. 1908; his par. were William Cooper and Martha. Maria was b. 1 Sept. 1828, Chediston, Eng.; d. 1915; her par. were William Winter and Mary. b. 13 Mar. 1866, Wissett, Suffolk, Eng. d. 25 Oct. 1955, Spanish Fork, Ut.
4. Elthear Annie Jex B. 2 May 1895, Spanish Fork, Ut. M. 20 June 1917, Ezra Warner b. 11 Sept. 1891, Spanish Fork, Ut.
5. June Ann Warner M. Oral Bartholomew
381. OWEN BARTHOLOMEW4 [ Pearl Larsen 3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 11 Mar. 1929, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.;m. 21 Sept. -343- 1955, M. T., Jacqueline, dau. of Robert W. and Florence (Whitton) Martin. She was b. 5 Jan. 1936. Jackie is active in many of the L.D.S. church organi zations. · Owen grad. from the B.Y.U. with a Major in Education and History. He served with the R.O. T.C. After 9 years active service with the U.S. A. F. he has been promoted to Captain. He served a two-year mission for the L.D.S. church in Canada and is now active in the organizations at Marysville, Calif.
Children
1330 M-1 Craig Owen, b. 3 Aug. 1956, Payson, Ut. 1331 F-2 Karen, b. 13 Dec. 1957, Tacoma, Wash. 1332 M-3 Brian Paul, b. 2 Oct. 1959, Prince George, B.C., Canada 1333 F-4 Carol, b. 23 Dec. 1960, Prince George, B.C., Canada
383. DAN BARTHOLOMEW4 [ Pearl Larsen3, Lorena E. Wash burn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 3 Jan. 1933, Springville, Ut.; bap. 9 Feb. 1941; m. 6 June 1953, Springville 1st ward chapel, to Lois Jean, dau. of Orval Cares and Sarah Louisa (Bramell) Lowe. She was b. 28 Feb. 1935, Springville, Ut.; bap. 13 Aug. 1944. Lois Jean attended Springville schools. She trained in nursing and is a Registered nurse. Dan grad. from Springville H.S. He attended an I.B.M. school and now repairs and operates I.B.M. machines for a group of chain stores in southern Calif.
Children
1334 F-1 Belinda Danette, b. 23 Sept. 1959, Riverside, Calif. 1335 M-2 Dana Ross, b. 26 June 1961, San Bernardino, Calif.
385. DEAN L. TURNER4 [ Ella A. Larsen3, Lorena E. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 10 Sept. 1917, Sunnyside, Carbon, Ut.; m. 1st, 9 June 1936, M. T. to Tina Pauline, dau. of Nels Paul and Rachel (Judd) Lofgreen. She was b. 22 Nov. 1916, Ogden, Ut.; d. 2 June 1942, Provo, Ut.; bur. Provo, Ut. Dean m. 2nd, Vera (Orvin) Holm of Provo, Ut. She had 2 children by a former marriage. Her parents were Harry L. and
-344- Hulda (Bunnel) Orvin. Pauline attended Salt Lake City and Spanish Fork schools. She was a member of the B.Y. U. Dames Club and was active in the L.D.S. church. Vera was an officer in M. I.A. in Redwood City, Calif. She is artistic and enjoys outdoor sports. She helped Dean make a boat for cruising and fishing on Puget Sound and the waters of the Pacific Ocean. Dean has been active in the L.D.S. church, as Pres. of D. Quo., Pres. of 1st Gen. class in Sunnyside, Ut.; coun. in M.I.A., officiated in baptismal services. He supported his two children on foreign L.D.S. missions. He attended Sunnyside School, B.Y.H.S., Carbon H.S., L.D.S. Business College; grad. from B.Y.U. He taught school in Provo, was in charge of the Kiddie Carnival Parade for Provo Recreation Dept. in 1941. He had parts in plays, operas, musical programs and band contests. He taught his child ren to play musical instruments and piano. In World War II at Laredo, Tex. he was commissioned 1st Lieutenant. He was on the U.S. Mexico Border Patrol. He is now Capt. or 1st Officer for United Air Lines. His flights take him to both the west and east coasts. He and Vera have decorated and landscaped their beautiful home in Seattle, Wash. Dean graciously undertook the financing of this book. He enjoys carpentry and building and has remodeled their beautiful homes in three states. He is kind, sincere, honest and friendly.
Children by 1st wife, b. in Provo, Ut.
1336 M-1 Robert Bruce, b. 2 Mar. 1937. He grad. from Seattle H.S., was a member of the track team, treas. of "Piston Pinchers," served 2 1/2 yrs. on a Brazilian Mission, where he was Branch Pres. While in the U.S. Army at Ft. Ord, he was M.I.A. and Pr. instructor. He is a Senior at B.Y.U. where he has been a S.S. officer, Ward Teacher, coun. and Pres. of 27 th Quo. of Elders. He was chosen 2nd Coun. in B. Y. U. 1st Stake Mission Presidency on Mar. 4, 1962. He was pres. of Stover Hall, vice pres. and reporter for Allen Hall. 1337 F-2 Deanna Rae, b. 29 Dec. 1939; bap. 25 July 1948. She grad. from Highland H.S. at Seattle, attended B.Y.U. 2 yrs., was a member of Orchesis, took -345- part in plays, operas, was active inM.I.A., served on a Stake Mission, is now completing a 2 yr. L.D.S. mission in France and Switzerland.
Children of 2nd wife b. in Provo, Ut.
* 1338 F-1 Jeannene Holm, b. 3 Feb. 1937 1339 M-2 Donald Holm, b. 10 Mar. 1940. He grad. from Highland H.S., at Seattle, attended college and was on the football team. He grad. from a barber school and practised in that field. At present he is serving with the U.S. Marines.
Tina Pauline Lofgreen (father)
1. Anders Pehrson Lofgreen B. 30 Apr. 1818, Borsebeck, Sweden M. 1846, Sissa Bingtsson D. 10 May 1902, Huntsville, Ut.
2. Peter Anders Lofgreen B. 18 Jan. 1847, Orja Ronne bergs, Sweden M. 31 July 1879, Salt Lake City, Ut. to Zipporah Elizabeth Nielson D. 6 Mar. 1922, St. David, Ariz.
3. Nels Paul Lofgreen B. 28 Mar. 1890, St. David, Ariz. M, Rachel Judd D. 11 June 1922, Logan, Ut.
4. Tina Pauline Lofgreen B. 22 Nov. 1916, Ogden, Ut. M. 9 June 1936, M. T., Dean L. Turner D. 2 June 1942, Provo, Ut.
Tina Pauline Lofgreen (mother) 1. William Judd (son of Thomas) B. abt. 1574, Trevalga, England
2. Thomas Judd B. abt. 1638, Hartford, Conn.
-346- M. Sarah, dau. of John and Rachael (Talcott) Steele b. Fairfield, Eng. d. 22 May 1695, Farmington, Conn. D. 19 Jan. 1702-3, Farmington, Conn.
3. John Judd B. Farmington, Conn. M. 16 Apr. 1696, Hannah Hickox D.1716-17
4. Benjamin Judd B. 28 Aug. 1710, Waterbury, Conn. M. Abigail, dau. of Gillet and Abigail (Bacon) Adams . b. 3-4 June 1716-17, Simsbury, Conn. D. 1755
5. Thomas Judd B. 12 Aug. 1743, Waterbury, Conn. M. Mary, dau. of Thomas and Submit (Bishop) Alvord b. 17 Oct. 1744, Middletown, Conn.
6. Arza Judd B. 4 Nov. 1766, Harwinton, Conn. M. Lois, dau. of Zaddock and Elizabeth (Turner) Knapp. Elizabeth was b. New Marlborough, Mass. Zaddock's f. John was the son of Samuel and Hannah (Bushnell). John was of Danbury, Conn.
7. Arza Judd B. 10 Jan. 1798, Quebec, Canada M. 24 Feb. 1817, Lucinda, dau. of Daniel and Lois (Cham berlain) Adams D. Mar. 1940
8. Hyrum Judd B. 31 Aug. 1824, Upper Canada M. Mary, dau. of Abraham and Annie (Stricor) Bowman of Switzerland D. 5 Oct. 1896, Mexico
9. Rachel Judd B. 12 Feb. 1893, Colonia, Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico M. 1st, Nels Paul Lofgreen; d. 11 June 1920 2nd, Francis Marion Spencer
-347- 10. Tina Pauline Lofgreen B. 22 Nov. 1916, Ogden, Ut. M. 9 June 1936, Dean L. Turner D. 2 June 1942, Provo, Ut.
Vera Orvin (mother)
1. William Bunnell B. 1610-12, prob. Cheshire, Eng. M. Ann Wilmot b. abt. 1612, Eng. d. 1653-4, New Haven, Conn.
2. Nathaniel Bunnell (or Bonnell) B. abt. 1640, New Haven, Conn. M. 3 Jan. 1665, Susanna Whitehead b. 5 Aug. 1650, New Haven, Conn. d. 12 Feb. 1733-4, Elizabethtown, Union, N.J. D. 1711, Elizabethtown, N. J.
3. Maj. Joseph Bunnell B. 1675, Elizabethtown, Union, N. J. M. 1713, 2nd, Martha, dau. of Joseph Frazee b. 1678-9, Elizab€thtown, N. J. d. 3 Aug. 1759, Connecticut Farms, Union, N. J. D. 14 Mar. 1747-8, Connecticut Farms, N. J.
4. David Bunnell (Bonnell) B. 1720, Elizabethtown, Union, N. J. M. Hannah Thompson D. 24 Mar. 1811, Union, Essex, N. J.
5. David Elias Bunnell B. 1740-43, Connecticut Farms, Union, N. J. M. 21 Nov. 176-, Temperance Wade b. 1741, Elizabethtown, N. J. d. 4 Apr. 1824 (age 83), Springfield, Union, N. J. D. 27 Aug. 1800
6. Ithamer Bunnell B. 15 Jan. 1763, Springfield, Union, N. J.
-348- M. Phoebe, dau. of Stephen (?) and Phoebe (Allen) Meeker. Phoebe Allen was b. 1742, Elizabethtown, Union, N. J, d. 1824 (age 82), Springfield, N. J. b. 29 Nov. 1773, N. J. d. 3 Aug. 1821, Springfield, N. J. D. 17 June 1847, Springfield, N. J,
7. David Edwin Bunnell B. 25 June 1809, Springfield, Essex, N. J. M. 15 Apr. 1830, Sarah (Sallie) Heller Conrad (given elsewhere) D. 3 July 1865, Provo, Ut.
I 8, Stephen Ithamer Bunnell B. 1 Feb. 18-- Browntown, Mich. M. 19 Sept. 1854, Percia Cornelia Grover D. 23 July 1925, Provo, Ut.
9. Stephen Ithamer Bunnell, Jr. B. 8 Apr. 1858, Provo, Ut. M. 26 Mar. 1878, Mary Elizabeth Gammon D. 18 July 1911, Provo, Ut.
10. Huldah Bunnell M. Harry L. Orvin
11. Vera (Orvin) Holm M. Dean L. Turner
Vera Orvin (mother)
1. Michael Conrad M. Mary Elizabeth, of Bethel
1 2. John Michael Conrad B. 25 Feb. 1728, Wiese, Germany M. abt. 1784, Christiana, dau. of David Gottleib and Anna Margaret (-) Ettley. (Ettele) b. 24 July 1752, Middletown, Dauphin, Pa. d. 24 Apr. 1832, Middletown, Pa. D. Prior to 1887, Middletown, Pa.
3. Joshua Conrad B. 10 Mar. 1775, Middletown, Pa.
-349- M. 6 Mar. 1795, Eve, dau. of Christian and Elizabeth (Myers) Rodjohn (Radfahn) b. 16 Mar. 1779, Chocolay, York, Pa. d. 16 Feb. 1867, Trenton, Mich. D. 19 Oct. 1827, Waterloo, Seneca, N. Y.
4. Sarah (Sallie) Heller Conrad B. 19 Sept. 1810, Almire, Tioga, N. Y. M. 15 Apr. 1830, David Edwin Bunnell D. 23 July 1903, Provo, Ut.
5. Stephen Ithamer Bunnel
6. Stephen Ithamer Bunnel, Jr.
7. Huldah Bunnel M. Harry L. Orvin
8. Vera Orvin M. Dean L. Turner
386. WINIFRED TURNER4 [ Ella A. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 3 Apr. 1919, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 3 Apr. 1927 by Taylor W. Turner; m. 10 May 1940, to Michael Jr., son of Michael and Mary (Zeigler) Herbert. They were S. in the S.L. T. 16 Aug. 1943. Michael was b. 11 Feb. 1912, St. Louis, Mo.; bap. 15 May 1943, Salt Lake Tabernacle. Winifred enjoys sports. When she was a young girl she won races in Fourth of July celebrations in several towns. Her father enjoyed matching her up with the best footracing boys and she always won. She has water skiied on the Mississippi River and on many lakes. She was Sunnyside's Gold and Green Ball Queen at the M.I.A. dance in Price Tabernacle. Winifred writes beautiful poetry, plays the piano and sings with choral groups. She is artistic and sews beautiful clothes for herself and daughters. In school she was an A student. She attended Sunnyside school, Carbon H.S. and grad. from Provo H.S., then attended B.Y.U. and grad. from L.D.S. Business College. She did secretarial work in Provo and Salt Lake City at the Church Offices, and at Keeleys. Winifred attended baptismal excursions to the M. T.,
-350- taught classes in Pri., and M. I.A. in Mt. Home, Ida. and in Tuscon, Ariz. She has taught the Mia Maid class of the Marlborough Ward in Salt Lake City for five years and each year has been given a Leader Individual Award. She is the only teacher in the Sugarhouse Stake that has been presented a Mia Joy Leader Award for three con secutive years. She loves her work with the girls. The girls show their gratitude to Mrs. Herbert and at a recent public gathering surprised her by especially honoring her. They presented her with a beautiful gift. She is loved by all who know her. The family has moved many times while the father has been in U.S. Service. They moved 15 times in 15 years. Michael taught in S.S. and has assisted in baptismal services in the S.L. Tabernacle. He attended schools in St. Louis, enlisted in the Service and made a career in the U.S.A. F. He was with the 7th Bomb Group in World War II. He was with the 500 U.S. men sent from India against Rommel's troops in Africa; of these 87 came back. He was with the 7th Bomb. Group in the Korean War. He built three homes in three states so the family could be together. He has many skills. He is now employed at Hillfield A. F. Base.
Children
* 1340 F-1 Dianne Michelle, b. 22 Dec. 1941, Price, Ut. 1341 F-2 Janet T., b. 6 July 1946, Provo, Ut.; bap. 27 July 1954 by her father at the S. L. Tabernacle. She attended schools in Wash., Ariz. and Utah. She is now a student at South H.S. in Salt Lake City. She takes part on church and school pro grams in drama and with dancing, singing and piano solos. She goes to the Tabernacle to hear symphony orchestra concerts. She has earned many M.I,A. Awards and has assisted in bap tismal excursions at the Tabernacle. She is gracious and kind to everyone and has many friends. She sings m S.H. Acapella choir.
Michael Herbert, Jr. (father)
1. George Herbert
-351- 2. George Herbert B. (Hermanstat) Transylvania, Hungary M. Elizabeth (a cousin) dau. of George (Preacher) and and Elizabeth (--) Herbert. b. (Dohring) Transylvania, Hungary d. 1885 D. 1902
3. Michael Herbert B. 6 Nov. 1879, Tranyis, Hungary M. 24 Nov. 1908, Mary, dau. of Julius (twin to Carl) and Marie (--) Zeigler. Julius was b. Urwegen, Tran sylvania, Hungary; d. when 42 yrs. old. Marie was b. Urwegen, Transylvania, Hungary; and d. when 33 yrs. old. b. 21 Dec. 1892, Tranyis, Hungary d. 24 July 1931, St. Louis, Mo.
4. Michael Herbert, Jr. B. 11 Feb. 1912, St. Louis, Mo. M. 10 May 1940, Winifred Turner b. 3 Apr. 1919, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.
388. CLAIR GLEASON TURNER4 [Ella A. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 25 Feb. 1924, Sunnyside, Carbon, Ut.; bap. 25 Feb. 1932; m. 17 Sept. 1949, to Eileen, dau. of Robert and Theodosia Burr (Donell) MacIntosh. She was b. 17 Dec. 1925, Rifle, Colo. (div.) Clair given custody of child. Eileen, attended B. Y. U. played cello in Ut. Symphony Orchestra, and has done secretarial work. Clair was pres. of D. quo., of Explorers, Provo Mana vu Ward, attended baptismal excursions to the M. T., was ord. an E. 1943. He was in school bands, plays and bas ketball teams. He loves skiing, archery, and helped or ganize the Sunnyside Archery Club, was vice pres. and helped build the archery range. He is skilled in leather work, does mechanic and carpenter work and makes cars and equipment for his little boy and for teachers for school work. He has a keen ability for writing fiction and poetry. He served 3 yrs. in the army during World War II as clerk typist, was at McArthurs H.Q. in Japan. He grad uated from B. Y. U., 1951 and received a Masters Degree
-352- from Los Angeles State College 1961. He has taught school at Grand Junction, Colo., Temple City, Calif. Price and Salt Lake City, Ut. He is a devoted father and loved as a teacher and friend. Child 1342 M-1 Kyle Michael, b. 4 Oct. 1952, Grand Junction, Colo. Because of ill health, was in Primary Children's hospital for 3 mo. He attends Pri. and is a Cub Scout. He loves to help his father build mechanical toys and go on outings in the mountains. He was bap. 2 Mar. 1963, Provo, Ut.
Kyle Michael Turner (mother)
1. Peter MacIntosh B. Scotland M. Suzanne McKenzie, of Scotland
2. Robert MacIntosh B. 14 July 1897, Rogart, Scotland M. 1'heodosia Burr, dau. of ClaytonM. (ofN.Y.) and Letitia (Adams) Donell (of Seneca, Mo.) Letitia's mother was Anna. Theodosia was b. 13 Mar. 1902, Rifle, Colo. d. 1962 D. 19 Oct. 1943, Rifle, Colo. 3. Eileen MacIntosh B. 17 Dec. 1925, Rifle, Colo. M. 17 Sept. 1949, Clair Gleason Turner
4. Kyle Michael Turner B. 4 Oct. 1952, Grand Junction, Colo.
389. ELLA RUTH TURNER4(EllaA. Larsen3, Lorena E. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 lb. 29 June 1928, Sunnyside, Carbon, Ut.; m. 22 May 1953, S. 10 June 1955 S.L.T., to James George, son of James and Teresa Adell (Pagliasotti) Bergera. He was b. Carbonville, Carbon, Ut. Ella Ruth was vice pres. of Sunnyside Jr. H., took part in band festivals, choral and dancing programs, dramatics, operas, and played piano solos. She grad. from C. C. H. S.
-353- at Price and from B.Y.U. Provo, andhasdone grad. work at this school. She is an apt linguist. She taught school in Hayward, Calif., at Dragerton and Provo, Ut. She has worked at many places,among them, Beneficial Life fus. Co., Salt Lake City, U. of U. and B.Y.U. Bookstores as cashier. Ella Ruth is artistic, writes stories, poems, plays and pageants. She helped to present an original play over the Price Radio Station, wrote and directed a family reunion pageant. Her poems and plays are used in church and schools. Her keen, understanding mind, with her consistent love of reading, has been of great assistance to her and those close to her in school work and every day living. She is active in the L.D.S. Church, taught in the ward organizations, was queen of Sunnyside M. I.A. Gold and Green Ball, went on a mission to Norway, was a B.Y.U. Campus Branch Stake Missionary, a member of Provo 9th Ward Fireside Comm. and editor of the News Letter. She is now a Pri. teacher. Her greatest joy is her family. Jim grad. from C.C.H.S. and B.Y.U. and Aug. 24, 1962 received from B.Y.U. a Masters Degree in Ed. He taught school in Calif. and Provo and is now principal of the Maeser School. He sang solos in operas in H.S. and on programs. He was bap. in 1956, has taught S.S., been ward clerk and Aaronic Priesthood Advisor. Children b. in Provo, Ut.
1343 M-1 Gary James, b. 26 Feb. 1955; has given fine talks on programs; is artistic and loves science stories. Bap. 2 Mar. 1963; conf. by his father. 1344 M-2 Gregg Ned, b. 8 Feb. 1958, loves animals and outdoor life. 1345 M-3 Scott Michael, b. 27 June 1960. He is pleasant and loving. 1346 M-4 Stillborn son, b. 5 Aug. 1961 1346a F-5 Cathy Ruth, b. 17 Feb. 1963, Provo, Ut. "Lovely gir 1." James George Bergera (father) 1. Peter Bergera B. 1866 Toreno, Italy M. Celestina Taleron b. 1864, Toreno, Italy d. 31 Dec. 1933, Carbonville, Ut. D. 27 Apr. 1920, Carbonville, Ut.
-354- 2. James Bergera B. 18 Sept. 1887, Toreno, Italy M. 9 Dec. 1914, Raton, N. Mex. to Teresa Adell Pagliasotti b. 25 June 1894, Hastings, Colo. D. 23 June 1945, Price, Ut.
3. James George Bergera B. 13 Apr. 1931, Carbonville, Ut. M. 22 May 1953, to Ella Ruth Turner
James George Bergera (mother) 1. Anna Bessolo B. 3 Jan. 1876, Toreno, Italy M. 5 Apr. 1892, Trinidad, Colo. to George Pagliasotti b. 14 May 1859, Toreno, Italy d. 11 Dec. 1943, Denver, Colo. D. 19 Sept. 1945, Denver, Colo ..
2. Teresa Adell Pagliasotti B. 25 June 1894, Hastings, Colo. M. 9 Dec. 1914, Raton, N. Mex. to James Bergera b. 18 Oct 1886, Toreno, Italy d. 23 June 1946, Price, Ut.
3. James George Bergera M. Ella Ruth Turner
390. PAUL EUGENE TURNER4 [Ella A. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 19 Mar. 1931, Sunnyside, Ut.; m. in S.L.T, by Antone Romney, 19 Mar. 1952, to Ardyth Rae, dau. of Raymond and Beatrice (Tomlinson) Gibson. She was b. 9 Aug. 1933, Salt Lake City, Ut. Ardyth attended Hiawatha, Dragerton and Price schools. She grad. from C.C.H.S. and attended Carbon College. She was ''Miss Utah'' for the Dragerton Twenty Fourth of July celebration in 1954. She did secretarial work at Columbia Mine Office and at Castle A.F.B., Merced, Calif. In Provo she was a Dental Receptionist. She has been active in the L.D.S. church, as R.S. Visiting Teacher, Soc. Sc, leader lunch chairman, Pri. secy., organist for the Jr. S.S. and the M.I.A., St. Young
-355- Married's leader and Speech Director. She loves music, sings and plays the piano. Paul earned Pr. awards, attended baptismal excursions to the M.T., was 1st coun. then pres. ofT. Quo.,Asst. to S.S. Supt., Explorer Advisor Activity coun. and Pres. of M.I.A. is a St. Missionary and S.S. Gospel Doctrine teacher, and was ord. a Seventy by H.B. Lee. He helped build the Bruin Ski Resort in Sunnyside Canyon and was pres. of the club, 1948 to 1950; won typing and bowling awards; was a member of "M-Men" basketball teams in Calif. and Ut. He played with Provo 9th ward in church finals, his team having 49 wins, 2 loses. He played in H.S. bands, has written original stories, taken part in plays, was on a T.V. program, demonstrating dioramas as teaching aids. He, with his brother, Grant, enlisted, June 1951, in the U.S.A. F. with the "Utah Bees" who left Salt Lake City for Lackland, Texas in 9 planes. Here Paul entered career guidance work and served 4 yrs. during the Korean War. Part of this time was spent at Camp Kilmer Tripoli, Africa, Paul grad. from B.Y.U. in 1957 majoring in Ed. and Professional Scouting. While there he was vice pres. of Alpha Phi Omega and pres. of the Temple Hill Chapt. of S.U.P. He attended a summer training course at Schiff Scout Ranch, N. J. in 1957. He loves and is a natural leader of boys. It was said that he was the most qualified Explorer leader in the Provo area. He has conducted scout groups to Philmont Scout Ranch, N. Mex., down the Colo. River to the Crossing of the Fathers, and other historic places. He is Field Scout Executive located at Richfield, in charge of scouting in several counties. In the summer he directs camps in Southern Ut. and at Payson Maple Dell Camp. He and Ardyth have remodeled, redecorated and landscaped their beautiful home, They love their family of Boy Scouts. On Jan. 6, 1963 Paul was ord. a H.P. by Alton Christensen and chosen as a Sevier Stake H. C. member at Richfield, Ut.
Children
1347 M-1 Brent Ray, b. 28 Apr. 1955, Merced, Calif. He likes stories of heroism and enjoys outdoor games, baseball comes first of all. 1348 M-2 Steven L., b. 15 July 1957, Provo, Ut.; has a sense of humor and loves to sing and travel. -3.56- "Keeps Mom jumping with his jokes.'' 1349 M-3 Scott Paul, b. 11 Jan. 1959, Richfield, Ut. "Little Professor" is interesting and a lovable part of the happy family. 1350 M-4 Mark David, b. 21 Feb. 1961, Richfield, Ut.; is a friendly, loving child. "He should go places now that he has learned to walk,'' said his smiling Daddy.
Ardyth Rae Gibson (father)
1. William Gibson M. Catherine McFarlane
2. William Gibson B. 4 Nov. 1809, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland M. 6 Dec. 1831, Janet Nicol b. 7 Oct. 1813, Johnston, Renfrewshire, Scot. d. Salt Lake City, Ut. D. Apr. 1875, Salt Lake City, Ut.
3. David Gibson B. 23 Sept. 1832 (or 7 Apr. 1838) Paisley, Renfrew, Scot. M. Catherine, dau. of Walter and Catherine (Guthrie) Granger. Walter was b. 4 Aug. 1821, Edinburgh, Scot.; d. 6 May 1904, Enoch, Iron, Ut.; His par. were Robert and Catherine (McDonald) Granger. Catherine Guthrie was b. 19 Jan. 1819, Edinburgh, Scot.; d. 23 Sept. 1894, Enoch, Iron, Ut. Her par. were John and Agnes (Emought) Guthrie. b. 21 Dec. 1848, Edinburgh, Scot. d. 1 Apr. 1922, Salt Lake City, Ut. D. 9 Nov. 1870, Spanish Fork, Ut.
4. David William Gibson B. 5 Aug. 1870, Spanish Fork, Ut. M. 21 Feb. 1893, Elizabeth Stewart Hunter b. 12 Aug. 1871, Cedar City, Ut. d. 14 Oct. 1937, Cedar City, Ut. D. 25 May 1958, Cedar City, Ut.
5. Raymond Hunter Gibson B. 14 Aug. 1897, Cedar City, Ut.
-357- M. 30 June 1927, Beatrice Tomlinson b. 16 Aug. 1898, Heber City, Ut.
6. Ardyth Rae Gibson B. 9 Aug. 1933, Salt Lake City, Ut. M. 19 Mar. 1952, S. L. T., Paul Eugene Turner b. 19 Mar. 1931, Sunnyside, Ut.
Ardyth Rae Gibson (father)
1. James William Hunter M. Mary Snadon
2. Joseph Hunter B. 20 Aug. 1818, Rikyro, Alloa Co., Scotland M. 11 Jan. 1840, Elizabeth, dau. of John and Euphamia (Neal) Davidson b. 20 Mar. 1812, St. Andrews, Fifeshire, Scot. d. 8 Sept. 1851, Lexington, Mo. D. 27 Mar. 1886, Cedar City, Ut.
3. Joseph Sneddon Hunter B. 20 Nov. 1844, Clackmannan, Scot. M. 1 Jan. 1865, Eliza Catherine, dau. of William and Sarah Ann (Brown) Pinnock. William was. b. 10 July 1822, Farmbough, Sommerset, Eng.; he m. 6 Feb. 1845; d. 3 Aug. 1890, Salt Lake City, Ut. His par. were William and Priscilla (Wenmell (or Mill)) Pin nock. Sarah Ann was b. 22 Feb. 1825, of Coventry, Warwickshire, Eng.; d. 16 Feb. 1883, Salt Lake City, Ut. Her par. were William C. and Ann (Pascall) Brown. b. 4 Mar. 1846, Coventry, Warwickshire, Eng. d. 26 Nov. 1913, Cedar City, Ut. D. 26 July 1904, Cedar City, Ut.
4. Elizabeth Stewart Hunter B. 12 Aug. 1871, Cedar City, Ut. M. 21 Feb. 1893, David William Gibson b. 5 Aug. 1870, Spanish Fork, Ut. d. 25 May 1958, Cedar City, Ut. D. 14 Oct. 1937, Cedar City, Ut.
5. Raymond Hunter Gibson M. Beatrice Tomlinson
-358- 6. Ardyth Rae Gibson M. Paul Eugene Turner
Ardyth Rae Gibson (mother) 1. John Tomlinson M. Margaret
2. James Tomlinson, Sr. B. abt. 1762 M. 1788, Sarah Wafford b. 1767 d. abt. 1803 D. 12 Feb. 1841 3. James Tomlinson, Jr. B. 17 Apr. 1800, Guilford Co., N. C. M. 1832, Sarah Berry (2nd wife) dau. of John Berry of Baltimore, Md. and Mary --. b. 10 Mar. 1812, Baltimore, Md. d. 3 Apr. 1894, Fowler, Adams, Ill. D. 16 Apr. 1881, Camp Point, Adams, Ill.
4. James Berry Tomlinson B. 28 Dec. 1833, New Lisbon, Henry, Ind. M. 22 Jan. 1861, Mary Carrie Rood b. 18 Feb. 1839, Quincy, Adams, Ill. d. 12 Sept. 1931, Salt Lake City, Ut. D. 15 June 1915, Salt Lake City, Ut.
5. Joseph Elisha David Tomlinson B. 8 Nov. 1867, Camp Point, Adams, Ill. M. 1 Mar. 1893, Elizabeth Rowland D. abt. 1958, Salt Lake City, Ut.
6. Beatrice Tomlinson B. 16 Aug. 1898, Heber City, Ut. M. 30 June 1927, S.L.T., Raymond Hunter Gibson b. 14 Aug. 1897, Cedar City, Iron, Ut.
Ardyth Rae Gibson (mother)
1. Joseph Rood M. Martha Weller
-359- 2. Joseph Weller Rood B. 11 July 1781, Litchfield Co., Conn. M. 13 Apr. 1806. Rachel, dau. ofSamueland Wealthy(--) Draper b. June 1788, Mass. d. abt. 1847 D. 21 July 1852
3. Weller Draper Rood B. 22 Dec. 1807, Pompey, Onondaga, N. Y. M. 26 Sept. 1835, Laura Caroline, dau. of James and Mary (Armstrong) Wood. James was b. 17 Apr. 1778, Florida, Orange, N. Y.; m. 9 Mar. 1799; and d. 24 Apr. 1853. His par. were Andrew and Elizabeth (Wood) Wood. Mary was b. 24 July 1777; d. 16 Feb. 1874. Her par. were William and Sarah (Poppino) Armstrong. b. 14 Aug. 1807, Florida, Orange, N. Y. d. Quincy, Adams, Ill. D. 14 July 1890, Quincy, Adams, Ill.
4. Mary Carrie Rood B. 18 Feb. 1839, Quincy, Adams, Ill. M. 22 Jan. 1861, James ( M. 22 Jan. 1861, James Berry Tomlinson b. 28 Dec. 1833, New Lisbon, Henry, fud. d. 15 June 1915, Salt Lake City, Ut. D. 12 Sept. 1931
5. Joseph Elisha David Tomlinson B. 8 Nov. 1867, Camp Point, Adams, Ill. M. 1 Mar. 1893, Elizabeth Rowland D. 1958, Salt Lake City, Ut.
6. Beatrice Tomlinson B. 16 Aug. 1898, Heber City, Ut. M. 30 June 1927, S.L. T., Raymond Hunter Gibson b. 14 Aug. 1897, Cedar City, Iron, Ut.
7. Ardyth Rae Gibson M. Paul Eugene Turner
391. GRANT TAYLOR TURNER4 [Ella A. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C.(Gleason) Wash burnlJ b. 18 Sept. 1932, Slmnyside, Carbon, Ut.; ord. an
-360- E. May 1951; m. 25 June 1955, Marilyn Mae, dau. of William H. and Ruth Irene (Briscoe) Young. She was b. 6 Apr. 1934, Silver Spring, Md. Marilyn grad. from H.S. at Silver Spring, and attended B. Y. U. She worked as a secretary in Provo, Ut. and in Wash. D.C. Her kindly manner and skill in caring for children has attracted neighborhood children to her since she was a child. She directed children's plays and made the costumes. She has taught a class in Primary for a year. On Oct. 4, 1962, Marilyn was bap. in the L.D.S. church, Kensington, Md. by John Tipton. Grant grad. from C.C.H.S., attended Carbon College, and grad. from B. Y. U. majoring in accounting. While in H.S. in 1949, he won second place in Utah High Schools in wrestling. In his Jr. year at Carbon College, he was voted the "Preferred Man'' of the school. Hetookpart in school bands, plays and programs. He has a subtle humor in story writing. While attending B.Y.U. he acted as moder ator on an R.O. T.C. panel discussion during Leadership Week. He enlisted in the U.S.A. F. and June 28, 1951 he left with the "Utah Bees" for Lackland A. F.B. in Texas. He was assigned to Intelligence. In Alaska he was Gen. Store Manager and the group barber. When Grant was completing his schooling at the Y. he worked at the physical plant. After graduation in Accounting and Bus iness he was employed at Baltimore, Md., then as cost analyst for Group Hospitalization Inc. (Blue Cross - Blue Shield) in Wash., D. C. He is now Assistant Con troller. He is active in the L.D.S. church. He has received Pr. Awards, attended baptismal excursions to M.T .. was Pres. of Provo 9th ward D. Quo., was M.I.A. Secy. and was Scout Basketball Coach in Wash., D.C. He is loved for his honesty, integrity and fine standards. His family is his greatest interest.
Children, b. in Kensington, Md.
1351 M-1 Grant Taylor, b. 19 July 1958 at Bethesda Hos pital. He is kind, pleasant and friendly. He loves Pri. with his mother as the teacher. 1352 F-2 Susan Marie, b. 14 June 1961 at Wash., D.C. Sanitarium Hospital. She dances, whirls and is a joy to her family.
-361- Marilyn Mae Young (father) 1. Karlton Meier of Baden-Baden. Germany M, Felicia Kinn
2. Bertha Meier B. 20 June 1851, Baden-Baden, Germany M. 1875, Samuel Frederick Schaeffer b. Switzerland
3. Catherine Schaeffer B, 8 Nov. 1877, Carlyle, Ill. M. Thomas Newton Young b. 13 May 1874
4. William Henry Young B. 2 June 1902, Wash., D.C. M. Ruth Irene Briscoe b. 27 Feb. 1902, Wash., D.C.
5. Marilyn Mae Young B. 6 Apr. 1934, Wash., D.C. M. Grant Taylor Turner
Marilyn Mae Young (mother) 1. Samuel Humphries
2. Wilhemina Ann Braxton Humphries M. 7 July 1870, Washington, D.C. to Philip Edward Briscoe, Sr. b. 3 Sept. 1846, La Plata, Md. d. 3 Sept. 1882
3. Edward Briscoe (a twin) B. 25 Feb. 1871 * M. 1st, Cora Verlinda Mathews d. 6 Jan. 1904 M. 2nd, 1906, Katherine A. Sour D. 28 Jan. 1956
4. Ruth Irene Briscoe B. 27 Feb. 1902, Washington, D.C. M. 20 June 1923, William H. Young
-362- 5. Marilyn Mae Young B. 6 Apr. 1934, Washington, D.C. M. Grant Taylor Turner b. 18 Sept. 1932, Sunnyside, Ut.
393. RODERICK PAUL "ROD" LARSEN4 ( Clarence A. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and FloraC. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 2 July 1927, Salt Lake City, Ut.;m. lst Vila Dawn, dau. of Cyrus and Dorthy (Dickenson) Tolman. She was b. 18 Nov. 1928, Santaquin, Ut., later div. He m. 2nd, 24 Feb. 1961, American Fork, Ut., Marian (Spencer) Davis, dau. of Floyd Otto and Eva Mernie (Bowman) Spencer. She was b. at Houghton Lake, Mich. Marian has been a telephone operator, clerk, theatre office employee, assist. masseur, artist and photographer, and practical nurse. She had 6 children by 1st husband. Rod attended Monroe and Springville schools, enlisted in U.S. Govt. Service for 5 yrs. in Alaska and Germany. He is a carpenter, has worked for Springville City, and is conveyor operator for Consolidated Western Steel, Orem. He is quiet, sincere, pleasant, and has good Christ ian qualities.
Children by 1st wife, b. in Payson, Ut.
1353 F-1 Diana Gayle, b. 8 Nov. 1947 1354 F-2 Paulette, b. 26 Jan. 1949 1355 M-3 Bruce, b. 6 Dec. 1951
Children of 2nd wife:
1356 F-1 JoAn, b. 19 Feb. 1944, Phoenix, Ariz.; M. in Am. Fork, to James Lee Pearson. He was b. Jan. 1943, Pleasant Grove, Ut. Their son, Bruce Lynn, was b. 16 Jan. 1962. 1357 M-2 Allen Leroy, b. 25 Feb. 1947, Mesa, Ariz. 1358 M-3 Charles Spencer, b. 8 Oct. 1951, Lehi, Ut. 1359 F-4 Morna Allien, b. 9 Oct. 1955, Provo, Ut. 1360 M-5 George Edward, b. 5 July 1957, Provo, Ut. 1361 F-6 Eva Louise, b. 3 Aug. 1958, Provo, Ut.
Child of Rod's by 2nd wife:
1362 F-1 Le Anna, b. 15 May 1962, American Fork, Ut.
-363- She is the joy of her parents and brothers and sisters.
395. JESSIE PHYLLIS LARSEN4 [Clarence A. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn 1) b. 8 Aug. 1930, Salt Lake City, Ut.; m. 7 Sept. 1953, Provo, Ut. to Theo Cook, son of Theodore V. and Louise (Cook) McQuivey. He was b. 2 May 1931, Provo, Ut. Phyllis grad. from Springville H.S. She was employed at a dry cleaning shop, as a checker in a grocery store, and as receptionist at Dr. Orton's Office in Springville. She participated in church activities and she and Ted make their home a pleasant and happy place. Ted grad. from Provo H.S. He served 4yrs. in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War, where part of his time was spent in Japan. He has been employed by B. Olmsted Pow er Co. in Provo Canyon, Oneida Power Co. in Preston, Ida. and is presently at the American Fork office for Utah Power and Light Co. He and Phyllis own and live in the beautiful Springville home built by her father.
Children:
1363 M-1 Michael Kim, b. 20 June 1954, San Diego, Calif. He attends school, loves the outdoors, is friendly and loves his family. 1364 M-2 Jeffery Lynn, b. 23 Jan. 1957, Payson. Lynn is a pleasant, quiet lad. 1365 F-3 Marjorie, b. 12 Aug. 1960, Payson, Ut. She is the inspiration and joy of the family. The brothers are kind and protecting to her.
Theo Cook McQuivey (father)
1. Jacob Coons M. Magnaleina b. 1767 D. 7 May 1869 (age 102)
2. David Coons B. 9 Jan. 1800 M. Elizabeth Breakenridge b. 24 Apr. 1807 -364- d. 12 Dec. 1876 D. 28 Feb. 1865
3. Marcus Hyrum Coons M. Hannah Elizabeth, dau. of Hiram and Lydia Bass. Hiram was b. 12 July 1808, Prescott, Ontario, Canada; m. 16 May 1827; d. 8 Feb. 1895, Prescott, Ontario, Can. His father was John Bass, b. 4 Dec. 1773. His mother was Hannah Durkins, b. 4Aug. 1779. Hannah's mother, iydia, was b. 25 Sept. 1804, Prescott, Ontario, Can.; d. 4 Feb. 1876, Prescott, Ontario, Can. b. 26 Nov. 1840, Prescott, Ontario, Can. d. 12 Jan. 1882, Atwater, Minn.
4. Lora Orthelia Coons B. 27 Aug. 1866, Iroquois, Ontario, Canada M. 1 May 1886, Francis Marion Debois _Cori~l, son of Na than and Antanet McQuivey. Nathan McQuivey was b. at Green Mountain, Vt. Antanet d. 5 Apr. 1902, Provo, Ut. b. 5 Nov. 1863, Ripon, Fond du Lae, Wis. d. 9 Sept. 1923, Eureka, Juab. Ut. 5, Theodore Victor McQuivey B. 9 Dec. 1901, Provo, Ut. M. Louise Cook b. 3 Feb. 1905, Provo, Ut.
6. Theo Cook McQuivey B. 2 May 1931, Provo, Ut. M. 7 Sept. 1953, Jessie Phyllis Larsen
Theo Cook McQuivey (mother)
1. Timothy Whipple B. 28 Oct. 1723 M. Elizabeth Safford b. 7 Sept. 1725, Battleboro, Windham, Vt. D. 4 Nov. 1796
2. John Whipple B. 10 Feb. 1765, Norwich, New London, Conn. M. Basmath Elenor, dau. of William Gordon and Hepsibah (Cressy or Cressey) Hutchens. William was b. 1695 or 1730, Bradford, Essex, Mass., d. 7 Mar. 1772, Harvard,
-365- Worcester, Mass. Hepsibah was b. 18 July 1730, Har vard, Mass. b. 7 Sept. 1769, Harvard, Mass. d. 9 Sept. 1846, Council Bluffs, la. D. 7 Nov. 1830
3. Edson Whipple B. 5 Feb. 1805, Dummerston, Windham, Vt. M. 26 Apr. 1857, Mary Ann, dau. of John Quinney b. Witham, Essex, Eng. d. 1 Dec. 1910, Provo, Ut. page. 371. 1835, D. 11 May 1894. Colonia Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico 4. Matilda Whipple B. 19 June 1866, Provo, Ut. M. 17 Apr. 1890, John Edward, son of Luke and Louisa (Burton) Cook. Luke was b. 25 Jan 1823, Bath, Somer set, Eng.; m. 25 Jan. 1859; d. 3 Apr. 1900, Provo, Ut. Luke's father, George Cook was b. 12 Apr. 1784, Eng.; m. 30 Oct. 1804; d. 22 Oct. 1859, Eng. Luke's mother, Artalis Collier was b. 26 Oct. 1785, Eng.; d. 8 May 1870, Eng. Louisa Burton, dau. of George and Sarah (Watts) Burton, was b. 6 Oct. 1831, Somerset, Eng.; d. 1 July 1919 Provo, Ut. b. 5 Aug. 1860, Salt Lake City, Ut. d. 25 Nov. 1950, Provo, Ut. D. 25 Mar. 1947, Provo, Ut.
5. Louise Cook B. 3 Feb. 1905, Provo, Ut. M. 22 Apr. 1925, Theodore Victor McQuivey b. 9 Dec. 1901, Provo, Ut.
6. Theo Cook McQuivey M. Jessie Phyllis Larsen
396. MARK ENOCH LARSEN4 [ Clarence A. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 9 Feb. 1932, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 15 Apr. 1940, End. 22 Mar. 1955; m. 26 May 1957, Hawaiian Temple at Laie, Oahu, Hawaii, to Nena Flo, dau. of Dr. Reuben Deem and Leda Ethelyn (Call) Law. She was b. 4 Mar. 1934; bl. 6 May 1934, Randolph, Ut.; bap. 19 Apr. 1942.
-366- Nena is gracious and considerate. She has been good to Mark's sisters whose parents died while they were young. She has illustrated teaching manuals used in the church organizations. Both she and Mark are artists and have used their art skills in many beautiful projects. Nena graduated from B.Y.U,, taught school in Provo, Blanding, Ut., and in Hawaii where her father was Pres. of the L.D.S, College. She enjoys music and teaches piano lessons. Mark was valedictorian for his Springville HoS, grad uating class. He grad. from B.Y.U. In 1955-56 he served on an L.D.S. mission to Taheti and the Western States. He taught school in Blanding and Grantsville. He is presently working in the Academic Standards Dept. at B.Y,U. and is working toward his Master's Degree in Counseling and Guidance which he expects to be a warded in June 1963. He loves journalism and writing. He has a keen understanding mind and lives the Golden Rule. His family is more dear to him than all else and they are very happy.
Children
1366 F-1 Nonia Oulette, b. 28 June 1959, Payson, Ut. She is helpful and loving. 1367 F-2 Erica Heather, b. 20 Nov. 1960, Tooele, Ut. She is happy and friendly. 1368 M-3 Kliff Thor, b. 19 Nov. 1962, Payson, Ut. His daddy was all smiles that day and said ''We had to put a little Norweign in his name."
Nena Flo Law (father)
1. John Law B. 1765 M. Sarah --
2. Isaac Law B. 1803 M. Mary --
3. Charles Law B. 19 Dec. 1832, Hundley, Yorkshire, Eng. M. Emma, dau. of William and Sarah (Brough) Bocock.
-367- William was b. 1796; his par. were John and Mary (Dove) Bocock. Sarah was b. 1799; her parents were James and Jane (Browskill) Brough. Jane was b. 1770 b. 23 June 1843
4. Francis Joseph Law B. 7 Apr. 1859, Springville, Ut. M. 27 Oct. 1886, Anine Man tine Deem b. 4 Mar. 1867, Bernholm Denmark ct. 14 Apr. 1943, Logan, Ut. D. 18 Oct. 1935, Logan, Ut.
5. Reuben Deem Law B. 19 Mar. 1903, Avon, Cache, Ut. M. 29 July 1925, Leda Ethelyn Call b. 3 Dec. 1901, Chesterfield, Ida.
6. Nena Flo Law B. 4 Mar. 1934, Ogden, Ut. M. 26 May 1957, Hawaiian Temple, to Mark Enoch Larsen b. 9 Feb. 1932, Monroe, Ut.
Nena Flo Law (father)
1. Jorgen Larsen M. Ellen Kirsten Rasmussen
2. Lars Jorgen Dam B. 1772 M. Kirsten Morgensen, dau. of Morgens Larsen and Margareth Hansen, she b. in 1716. b. 1779
3. George Jorgen Larsen Deem (Dam) B. 5 Aug. 1809, Esterlarsker, Bernholm, Denmark M. Elizabeth Margaret, dau. of Jens Peter and Malline Kirsten (Olsen) Marker. Jens Peter was b. 1805; his par. were Hans and Margareth (Pedersen) Marker. Malline Kirsten was b. 1810, Anker, Den.; her parents were Ole Hansen Anker (b. 1779) and Elizabeth Nielsen (b. 1792). b. 5 Apr. 1834, Estermave, Bernholm, Den.
-368- 4. Anine Mantine Deem B. 4 Mar. 1867, Bernholm, Den. M. 27 Oct. 1886, Francis Joseph Law b. 7 Apr. 1859, Springville, Ut. d. 18 Oct. 1935, Logan, Ut. D. 18 Oct. 1935, Logan, Ut.
5. Reuben Deem Law M. Leda Ethelyn Call
6. Nena Flo Law M. Mark Enoch Larsen
Nena Flo Law (mother)
1. Anson Call M. Mary Flint
2. Chester Call B. 13 May 1841, Macedonia, Ill. M. July 1863, Mary, dau. of Jonathan and Arvilda (Cham plain) Packer
3. Rufus Vasco Call B. 17 Sept. 1873, Bountiful, Ut. M. 22 Mar. 1894, Gertrude, dau. of Leonard Gourley and Lucy Jane (Stevens) Rice. Leonard was b. 3 Sept. 1829, Ypsilante, Mich.; m. Dec. 1868; d. Sept. 1886; his par. were Ira and Sarah (Harrington) Rice. Lucy was b. 1 Jan. 1848, Portsmouth, Eng.; d. Mar. 1923, Brigham City, Ut.; her par. were Samuel Edward and Rhoda (Bixby) Stevens. b. 8 May 1874, Farmington, Ut. d. 6 Apr. 1939-, Honeyville, Ut. D. 1948, Pleasant View, Ut.
4. Leda Ethelyn Call B. 3 Dec. 1901, Chesterfield, Ida. M. 29 July 1925, Reuben Deem Law b. 19 Mar. 1903, Avon, Cache, Ut.
5. Nena Flo Law M. Mark Enoch Larsen
-369- 397. CAROLYN LARSEN4 [Clarence Larsen3, LorenaE. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnll b. 1 Jan. 1934, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 24 Dec. 1952, Payson, Ut. to Blake T., son of George Thomas and La vern Georgiana (Best) Herbert. He was b. 1 Aug. 1932 Payson, Ut. Carolyn grad. from Springville H.S., worked at a cafe and dry cleaning business. She has been active in the L.D.S. church. She participated in the M.I.A. Rose Cere mony in Springville, earned S.S. and M.I.A. awards, taught an M.I.A. class, and is presently a teacher in Jr. S.S. at Payson. Blake grad. from Payson H.S., served 10 yrs. in the U.S. Navy, part of it in the Active, and now in the Reserve Service. He spent some time in Japanandmade 3 tours of the Orient. He is a fireman on a railroad train at Geneva Steel Co, Provo, Ut. They have a beautiful home in Spanish Fork, Ut.
Children, b. in Payson, Ut.
1369 F-1 Valerie, b. 21 Dec. 1956; a pleasant, dainty, lovable child, who helps with the housework. 1370 M-2 QuinnBlake,b.13May,1959;afriendly,inerest ing, happy lad.
Blake Thomas Herbert (father)
1. Thomas Herbert B. 11 Sept. 1847 M. Mary Jane Hane b. Sept. 1847
2. Thomas E. Herbert B. 25 Jan. 1871, Springville, Ut. M. 30 June 1897, Julia, dau. of George and Naomi Ruth (Tanner) Theobald. Naomi was b. 17 July. b. 10 Dec. 1874, Beaver, Ut. d. 9 May 1959, Provo, Ut. D. 8 Aug. 1936, Benjamin, Ut.
3. Thomas George Herbert B. 16 Dec. 1900, Benjamin, Ut.
-370- M. 27 Nov. 1921, Zelda LaVern Vest b. 30 Nov. 1904, Payson, Ut.
4. Blake Thomas Herbert B. 1 Aug. 1932, Payson, Ut. M. 24 Dec. 1952, Carolyn Larsen b. 1 Jan. 1934, Monroe, Ut.
Blake Thomas Herbert (mother)
1. John Vest B. July 1824, England M. Elizabeth Cornabee b. 19 Oct. 1821, England d. 21 Aug. 1900, Mona, Ut.
2. William Willow Vest B. 20 Apr. 1860, Mona, Ut. M. 20 Nov. 1883, Georgana, dau. of Jeremiah Reece and Bertha Hazel Reece. Jeremiah was b. 20 Jan. 1835, England; d. 22 Aug. 1901, Payson, Ut. Bertha was b. 5 May 1845; d. 18 Feb. 1922, Payson, Ut. b. 1 Sept. 1864, Payson, Ut. d. 21 Mar. 1941, Payson, Ut. D. 20 Mar. 1934, Payson, Ut.
3. Zelda LaVern Vest B. 30 Nov. 1904, Payson, Ut. M. 27 Nov. 1921, Thomas George Herbert b. 16 Dec. 1900
4. Blake Thomas Herbert M. Carolyn Larsen
398. FAE MELLOR4 (Fern E. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 4 Dec. 1921, Monroe, Sevier, Ut,; m. 6 Sept. 1939, M.T., Lynn Wilson, son of William James and Ozemba Minerva (Pierce) Mellor. He was b. 7 June 1918, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut. Fae attended Fayette and Gunnison schools. She has been active in civic and church work. She was S.S. Supt. in
-371- Helper during World :War II. She was M.I.A. Coun. in Granger and Pres . .in Nephi. She was ward chorister in these two wards. She has been a Pri. teacher and is presently R.S. Coun. in the Granger Ward. She is friendly and pleasant. Lynn, a B.Y. U. grad., taught school in Helper and Nephi and is now teaching in Granger. He has been a Stake H.C. member, Bishop's Coun., Stake Supt. of M.I.A., and is now S.S. teacher and Pr. Advisor.
Children
* 1371 F-1 Elinor Fae, b. 22Apr.1940, Fayette, Ut. 1372 M-2 Harold Lynn, b. 10 Oct .. 1941, Fayette, Ut.;grad. from Granger H.S., is serving in the Calif. mission.; End. 2 Dec. 1960. 1373 F-3 JoAnn, b. 25 Oct. 1942, Price, Ut.; bap. 4 Nov. 1950; grad. Granger H.S., is a Sophomore at B.Y.U.; taught Pri. and S.S. and is teaching genealogy in B. Y. U. 28th ward. 1374 M-4 Douglas Jay, b. 7 Jan. 1945, Price, Ut.; bap. 21 Feb. 1953; a Junior at Granger H.S.; a T. and a Ward Teacher. 1375 M-5 Galyn Carl, b. 7 Feb. 1949, Nephi, Ut.; d. 24 Mar. 1949 1376 F-6 Flora Jean, b. 3 Dec. 1950, Payson, Ut.; bap. 6 Dec. 1958. She takes dancing lessons and loves to dance. 1377 M-7 Kerry Ivan, b. 27 July 1952, Nephi, Ut.; bap. 6 Aug. 1960. He loves biology and collects animals and insects. 1378 F-8 Vickee Lin, b. 11 Feb. 1956, Salt Lake City, Ut. "Goldie Locks" of the family, is very friendly and loves people. 1379 F-9 Sandra Fern, b. 16 Feb. 1961, Salt Lake City, Ut. She has been ill but is so pleasant and happy.
JoAnn Mellor (father)
1. Jonathan Mellor B. abt. 1707 M. Elizabeth - -372- . 2. Samuel Mellor B. 16 Oct. 1745, Kirkley, Nott., Eng. M. Alice. William Mellor B. 1 Dec. 1771, Kirkley, Nottingham, Eng. M. July 1797, Ann, dau. of John and Christine (Elliott) Dilks. John d. 7 Jan. 1812. Christine's father was Squire Elliott. b. 15 (or 17) Oct. 1778, Leicester, Eng. d. 9 Dec. 1838, All Saints Parish, Leicester, Eng. D. at All Saints Parish, Leicester, Eng.
4. John Mellor B. 10 Feb. 1811, Leicester, Eng. M. 1847, Amy, dau. of Joshua and Jane (-) Bellamy b. 7 May 1824, Leicester, Eng. d. 3 Nov. 1901, Fayette, Ut. D. 17 Nov. 1892, Fayette, Ut.
5. Edwin James Mellor B. 20 May 1863, Leicester, Lashueishire, Eng. M. 3 July 1884, Mary Martha, dau. of George McNeal and Margeret (James) Beemus. George was h. 11 Jan. 1847, Ill.; d. 7 June 1907, Gunnison, Ut. His par. were Lynus and Martha (Jewel) Beemus. Lynus was b. 13 Feb. 1805, Newhanson, Me.; Martha b. 23 Jan. 1812, Maive, 0. b. 6 Sept. 1866, Gunnison, Ut. d. 20 Aug. 1930, Fayette, Ut. D. 20 July 1944, Fayette, Ut.
6. William James Mellor B. 5 Sept. 1886, Fayette, Ut. M. 11 Mar. 1908, Ozemba Minerva, dau. of George W. and Sarah Emeline (Bingham) Pierce. George W. was b. 14 June 1862, Deseret, Millard, Ut.; and he d. 30 Oct. 1918, Salina, Ut. His par. were George Henry and Sarah (Skinner) Pierce. Sarah Emeline was b. 24 June 1870, Payson, Ut.; and she d. 20 Nov. 1906, Fayette, Ut. b. 3 Mar. 1890, Levan, Juab. Ut. D. 6 Dec. 1952, Fayette, Ut.
-373- 7. Lynn Wilson Mellor B. 7 June 1918, Fayette, Ut. M. 6 Sept. 1939, Fae Mellor b. 4 Dec. 1921, Monroe, Ut.
8. Jo Ann Mellor B. 25 Oct. 1942, Price, Carbon, Ut.
JoAnn Mellor (father)
1. Deacon Thomas Bingham M. Hannah Backus 2. Dea. Joseph Bingham B. 4 June 1709, Norwich, New London, Conn. M. 25 Nov. 1729, Ruth, dau. of Samuel and Ruth (Lathrop) Post. b. 15 Oct. 1711, Norwich, Conn. d. 11 Aug. 1796, Bennington, Vt. D. 4 Nov. 1787, Bennington, Vt. 3. Dea. Joseph Bingham B. 11 (or 14) Apr. 1738, Norwich, Conn. M. 5 July 1759, to Rachel Ween of Cornwall, Addison, Vt. 4. Jeremiah Bingham B. 1 7 Apr. 1760 M. Mary Ives b. 25 Apr. 1766, Wallingford, New Haven, Conn. d. 1842 D. 1813, Cornwall, Vt. 5. Jeremiah Bingham, Jr. B. 10 Jan. 18-, Pottawatmi, Ia. M. Eliza Emeline Roberts D. 14 Jan. 1898, Sanford, -Colo.
6. Sarah Emeline Bingham B. 24 June 1870, Payson, Ut. M. George W. Pierce D. 20 Nov. 1906, Fayette, Ut.
7. Ozemba Minerva Pierce M. William James Mellor d. 6 Dec. 1952, Fayette, Ut.
-374- 8. Lynn Wilson Mellor M. Fae Mellor
9. Jo Ann Mellor
J oAnn Mellor (father)
1. Thomas Ives M. Rebecca Hotchkiss
2. Enos Ives B. 14 May 1727, Wallingford, New Haven, Conn. M. 16 Mar. 1741, to Anna, dau. of Israel and Elizabeth (Clark) Cook. b. 4 Jan. 1727, Wallingford, Conn.
3. Mary Ives B. 25 Apr. 1766, Wallingford, Conn. M. Jeremiah Bingham b. 17 Apr. 1760 d. 1813, Cornwall, Addison, Vt. D. 1843
4. Jeremiah Bingham, Jr. M. Eliza Emeline Roberts
5. Sarah Emeline Bingham M. George W. Pierce
6. Ozemba Minerva Pierce M. William James Mellor
7. Lynn Wilson Mellor M. Fae Mellor
8. Jo Ann Mellor
399. MELVIN GUY MELLOR4 (Fern E. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl) b. 26 Apr. 1926, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.; m. 23 July 1947, M.T., Betty, daughter of Ray Calvin and Martha Louise (Wintsch) Bartholomew. She was b. 6 June 1927, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.
-375- Betty attended schools in Fayette, Gunnison and the B.- Y. U. She is active in church work, and is a pleasant kind homemaker. Melvin was bap. in the M. T. by Lars P. Ovesen, 25 June 1924. He attended schools in Fayette and Gunnison where he grad. from Seminary in 1943, and from H.S. · In leather craft work he was exceptional. His bridle and halters won 1st place in the Co. Fair and 2nd place· in the Ut. State Fair. He enlisted in the Marine Corps 20 Apr. 1944, wasstationedatSanDiego,Calif. and served in Guam, Okinawa, and North China. He was honorably released Aug. 1946, and returned home. He has held pos itions of trust in church and civic affairs. He was secy. of the New Fayette Irrigation Co. for several years. He was Troop Committeeman and Scout Master, Coun. in M.I.A. at 2 different times. He does custom trucking, is a farmer and stock raiser. He is generous, kind, pleasant and has a high standard of Christian values.
Children, b. in Gunnison, Sanpete, Ut.
1380 F-1 Annette Eileen, b. 3 May 1948; bap. 30 June 1956. She weighed 4 lbs. at birth was in an incubator for 2 mo. is now healthy, blond and lovely. She was Pri. Chorister, secy. of her S.S. class, and a 4-H club member. 1381 F-2 Sheron, b. 15 May 1950, bap. 31 May 1958, has dark brown eyes, sweet smile, and is a willing helper. 1382 M-3 Gerald Melvin, b. 23 Aug. 1951; bap. 29 Aug. 1959; Wants to grow up and be like his father. He resembles him now. Gerald had an accident that injured his eye when 6 yrs. old. Since then he has had a series of 5 operations, one each year. He has great courage and faith. 1383 M-4 Randy Guy, b. 15 Sept. 1952; bap. 1 Oct. 1960. He is pleasant and generous. 1384 M-5 Michael Dennis, b. 7 Apr. 1956. The most im portant thing in the world is to be with his Daddy. 1385 M-6 Neil Ray, b. 25 June 1960; a sweet, lovable baby. 1386 Wilbert Willie, a Navajo boy came to live with Melvin and Betty in Oct. 1951. He was accepted by the family as one of them. Melvin has helped Wilbert a great deal. A love has developed that is admirable. Wilbert attended schools up to col-
-376- lege level and is now serving on an L.D.S. mis sion to the Southwest Indian Mission, among his people. Betty Bartholomew (father)
1. John Bartholomew M. Nancy McKnaught
2. Joseph Bartholomew M. Polly Benson, dau. of Benjamin and Kesia (Messenger) Benson.
3. Joseph Bartholomew M. Emma Marintha, dau. of James and Mary Anne (Payne) Mellor. James par. were William and Ann (Dilks)Mellor. Mary Anne's par. were Charles and Charlotte (Squires) Payne.
, 4. Ray Calvin Bartholomew M. Martha Louisa Wintsch
5. Betty Bartholomew (twin) B. 6 June 1927, Fayette, Ut. M. 23 July 1947, M. T., to Melvin Guy Mellor
Betty Bartholomew (mother)
1. Kasper Wintsch M. Dorothea Wylimann
'2. Henry Wintsch M. Anna, dau. of Hans Jacob and Anna Barbara (---) Burkhard.
3. Henry Wintsch M. Louise, dau. of Ferdinand and Louise Amalie (Schink) Garbe. Ferdinand's par. were Johann Gottlieb and Louise Anne (Markquardt) Garbe. Louise Amelie's par. were Christof and Louise Amelia (Boren) Schink.
4. Martha Louisa Wintsch M, Ray Calvin Bartholomew
-377- 5. Betty Bartholomew M. Melvin Guy Mellor
400. CARL JOSEPH MELLOR4 [Fern E. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl) b. 3 Apr. 1929, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.; m. 5 Feb. 1954, M.T., to Dimple, dau. of Herman Barnes and Hilda Elizabeth (Harper) Aycock. She was b. 24 July 1926, Nahunta. Wayne, N. C. Dimple attended schools in Nahunta and grad. from H.S. there. She studied at B.Y.U.for3 yrs., after serving on an L.D.S. mission in N. Calif., 1949-51. She was a bookkeeper for Deseret Sunday School Union in Salt Lake City for more than 3 yrs. She has been pres. of Lehi Fifth Ward Pri. and is St. Gleaner Leader. She has done secretarial work at the Sego Lily School, Lehi, for 6 yrs. Carl attended Fayette schools and grad. from Gunnison H.S., grad. from B.Y.U. with a B.S. Degree in 1953; grad. with a Master of Education Degree in 1958 at B. Y. U. He has been a teacher in the Lehi, Alpine School District since 1953. During this time has held leadership positions in Utah schools. Among his responsibilities have been: Vice Pres. of Alpine Education Assn. 1958-9, and Pres. 1957-8; Pres. of Utah Classroom Teacher's Assn. 1959- 60; Chair. of U.E.A. Classroom Teacher's Comm. 1960- 61. He was a delegate to the N.E.A. Conventions in Phil adelphia 1957, Cleveland 1958, St. Louis 1959, Los Ang eles 1960 and Atlantic City 1961, and to many U.E.A. leadership schools, work shops and special conferences. He held leadership positions in N.E.A. Dept. of Classroom Teacher's summer clinics at Ill. State Normal U. 1959, Kamehameha Schools in Honolulu 1960, Glassboro State Teacher's College N.J. 1961, was a member of N.E.A. - D.C. T. Advisory Coun. 1959-61, of Local Presidents Assn. 1958-9, of Ut. State Dept. of Public Instruction Comm. and Student Teaching Comm. 1956, Studying Rules and By Laws Changes 1958, Dues and Services 1959-60, U.C.L.A. and U.E.A. Relationships 1959-60, Elections 1958-61. Mr. Mellor helped to plan and direct S. W. Regional Conference of the N,E.A. - D.C. T. in Salt Lake City, Ut. in 1959, in Albuquerque 1960 and in Phoenix 1961. He participated in N.E.A. Teacher Education and Professional Standards Comm. at Kansas U. 1959, and at San Diego College, 1960. He has been a Phi Delta Kappa member since 1959.
-378- He has been author of several social studies, resource booklets and curriculum articles used in the Alpine schools, also some published in the U.E.A. Review. "Summing Up P. T. Conferences" was published in May, 1958 in Teacher's Letters, Croft Publications. Carl holds church executive and teaching positions in ward and stake S.S., M.I.A. and was a Stake Missionary 5 yrs. and pres. of Lehi Stake Mission 3 yrs. He is now Stake Jr. M-Men Leader. He is a member of the Jaycee's and of a 5-man L~hi Planning Comm. He built his beautiful new home. Carl was elected in Oct. 1962, as Utah State Director to the National Educational Association. Since 1957, Carl and Dimple have taken into their home two Navajo Indian boys. They are:
1387 M-1 Ambrose Livingston, b. 15 Nov. 1951, ofCousins Trading Post, Gallup, N. Mex. (twin) 1388 M-2 Eugene Livingston, b. 15 Nov. 1951, of Cousins Trading Post, Gallup, N. Mex. (twin)
Children
1389 M-1 Carl Reed Mellor (adopted), b. 10 May 1962, Cottonwood Maturnity Hospital, Murray, Ut.
Dimple Aycock (father)
1. Simon Aycock M. Ziziah Barnes
2. Barnes Aycock B. 22 May 1819, Pikerville, N. C. M. 13 Feb. 1848, to Charity, dau. of Mark and Christian (Peele) Pike b. 16 Mar. 1820, Pikerville, N. C. d. 2 June 1888, Pikerville, N. C. D. 27 June 1877, Pikerville, N. C.
3. Thomas Ruffin Aycock B. 20 Feb. 1859, Pikerville, N. C. M. 1 Feb. 1883, to Bettie Jane, dau. of Robert Daniel and Nancy (Collier) Ballance. Robert was b. 5 Oct. 1827, Kenly, N. C.; m. 6 Mar. 1851; d. 22 Feb. 1897, Kenly, N. C. His par. were Edmon and Catherine (Marshman)
-379- Ballance. Nancy was b. 11 Feb. 1831, Fremont, N. C. d. 15 Jan. 1894, Kenly, N. C. Her par. were Joh and Polly (Pierce) Collier b. 21 Jan. 1862, Kenly, N. C. d. 24 Nov. 1926, Pikerville, N. C. D. 3 Dec. 1897, Pikerville, N. C.
4. Herman Barnes Aycock B. 31 Jan. 1887, Wayne Co. N. C. M. 19 Oct. 1916, to Hilda Elizabeth Harper b. 14 Mar. 1890, Albertson, N. C.
5. Dimple Aycock B. 24 July 1926, Nahunta, Wayne, N. C. M. 5 Feb. 1954, M. T., to Carl Joseph Mellor
Dimple Aycock (mother)
1. Warren Harper M. Edith Ann Herring, dau. of Elizabeth Sasser b. 25 Nov. 1828 d. 24 Dec. 1903, Duplin Co., N, C.
2. William Ivey Harper B. 26 Feb. 1853, Albertson, N. C. M. 14 Jan. 1886, to Amanda Melrina, dau. of Isaac and Ann Jane (Baker) Sparrow. Isaac was b. 6 Sept. 1822, the son of Parrie Sparrow. Ann Jane was b. 3 Jan. 1829 the dau. of Nancy(--) Baker. b. 13 Sept. 1868, Pink Hill, N. C. d. 28 June 1936, Deep Run, N. C. D. 31 Dec. 1922, Raleigh, N. C.
3. Hilda Elizabeth Harper B. 14 Mar. 1890, Albertson, N. C. M. 19 Oct. 1916, Herman Barnes Aycock b. 31 Jan. 1887, Wayne Co., N. C.
4. Dimple Aycock M. Carl Joseph Mellor
-380- 401. LORENA FERN MELLOR4 [Fern E. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 22 June 1932, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.; bap. 26 Oct. 1940; m. 13 Dec. 1950, to Verden Calden, son of Calden Edgar and Maude (Jones ) Hone. He was b. 16 July 1931, Centerfield, Ut. Lorena attended elementary schools the first 3 yrs. in Fayette, and then went to the schools in Gunnison. She was a member of the 1950 H.S. graduating class. She has been active in the L.D.S. church. Lorena and Verden lived in Gunnison for 3 yrs., then moved to a farm in Christenburg. He is a farmer, stock raiser and dairy man. Lorena helps him a great deal. She milked many cows every day until she had an accident. Now she wears a cast on her leg and is unable to walk. She is a fine seamstress and sews beautiful clothes for herself and children. She says, ''All seven of us make one happy family and are sometimes confused with all the work and play that is in this wonderful world of ours."
Children b. in Gunnison, Sanpete, Ut.
1390 F-1 Karlene Lorena, b. 20 Oct. 1951 1391 F-2 Leila Ann, b. 14 July 1953 1392 M-3 Bruce Verden, b. 10 Oct. 1956 1393 F-4 Deborah Jane, b. 17 July 1958 1394 F-5 Barbara JoAnn, b. 6 Nov. 1960
Verden Calden Hone (father)
1. George Hone
2. George Hone B. 10 Mar. 1810, Tuswin, North Hampton, Eng. M. 25 Dec. 1833, Mary Boss, dau. of William and Mary (Boss) Hoseman b. 7 Aug. 1813, Bambury, Oxfords, Eng. d. 22 Oct. 1900, Benjamin, Ut. D. 9 May 1889, Benjamin, Ut.
3. Caleb Hone B. 20 May 1844, Bloxham, Oxfords, Eng. M. 23 Aug. 1863, to Alice, dau. of William and Margaret -381- (Taylor) Taylor · b. 20 Nov. 1844, Lanes., Eng. d. 2 July 1905, Benjamin, Ut. D. 13 May 1931, Vale, Malhewer, Ore.
4. Caleb Hone B. 31 Mar. 1879, Benjamin, Ut. M. Katie Annie May Hansen b. 11 Nov. 1883, Gunnison, Ut. d. 2 Mar. 1957, Gunnison, Ut. D. 27 Jan 1920
5. Edgar Calden Hone B. 30 Oct. 1905, Centerfield, Sanpete, Ut. M. 28 Oct. 1930, Maud Blanch, dau. of Phillip Jefferson and Rachel Catharine (Jones) Jones. Phillip was b. 27 July 1867, Martinsburg, Ia.; m. 20 Mar. 1894; d. 18 Dec. 1949. His par. were Almarine Franklin and Martha (Russell) Jones. Almarine was b. 16 June 1846, Tazewell Co., Va.; m 14 Nov. 1867; d. 3Jan. 1913. Martha was b. 26 Oct. 1845, Grayson, Va.; d. 18 Jan. 1935. Rachel Catharine was b. 16 Aug. 1874, Hayesville, Ia.; d. 28 Feb. 1950. Her par. were John Allen and Delilah Jessup (Jones) Jones. John was b. 29 May 1848, Irwin, Va.; m. 2 Sept. 1871; d. 23 Mar. 1935. Delilah was b. 29 Mar. 1852; d. 10 Aug. 1932. b. 10 Mar. 1912, Dillon, Mont.
6. Verden Calden Hone B. 16 July 1931, Centerfield, Ut. M. 13 Dec. 1950, Lorena Fern Mellor b. 22 June 1932, Fayette, Ut.
Verdon Calden Hone (father)
1. Nick Pedersen B. abt. 1696, Ravbjerg, Denmark M. Else Marie Thomasen b. Ravbjerg, Den. d. 5 Mar. 1760 D. 26 Feb. 1769
2. Peder Nielsen B. 16 Mar. 1731, Ravbjerg, Den.
-382- M. 4 Mar. 1761, -- d. 30 Mar. 1783
3. Anne Kirstine Pedersen B. 16 Apr. 1793, Elling, Den. M. Niels Christian Madsen, son of Mads and Mette (Morten sen) Mogersen. They were m. 27 Oct. 1771, Hellivad, Hjorring, Den. b. 9 Dec. 17el, Hellivad, Den. d. 4 June 1849
4. Mads Peter Nielsen B. 16 Sept. 1813, Olbick, Den. M. 31 Aug. 1841, Mariane Nielson, dau. of Niels Sorensen and Karen Christensen. Niels was b. 19 Jan. 1777, Aasted, Den.; d. 28 Apr. 1830. His par. were Soren Nielsen (m. 15 Nov. 1773, Aasted, JHjorring, Den.;d. 7 July 1803) and Kirsten Jensen (b. 1725, Aasted, Den.) Karen Christensen was b. 5 Oct. 1768, Aasted, Den.; d. 25 May 1828. Her par. were Christian Andersen and Maren Thomsen. Christian's par. were Anders Christ ensen ( b. 5 Dec. 1677, Raabjerg, Den.; d. 17 Sept. 1762) and Maren Pedersen. b. 14 Aug. 1813, Aasted, Den. d. Aug. 1900 D. 30 May 1881
5. Christena Madsen B. 24 Apr. 1854, Elling, Den. M. 1st Feb. 1878, 2nd 1882 to Peter C. Hansen, son of Ras mus Peter Schow and Vilhelmine Caroline Hansen. Ras mus was b. 5 Mar. 1812, Idasgaard, St. Peters, Slageke, Sors, Den.; m. 2 Oct 1835. His par. were Ole Rasmussen Schow (b. Oct. 1776, Slageke, Sors, Den.; d. 7 Sept. 1837) and Birgetti Sophie Bergsten (b. Oct. 1770, St; Slageke, Sors, Den.; d. 28 Aug. 1831) b. 24 Dec. 1839, St. Mikked, Slageke, Sors, Den. d. 28 Jan. 1911 D. 4 Sept. 1922
6. Katie Annie May Hansen B. 11 Nov. 1883, Gunnison, Ut. M. Caleb Hone b. 31 Mar. 1877, Benjamin, Ut.
-383- d. 27 Jan. 1920 D. 2 Mar. 1957, Gunnison, Ut.
7. Edgar Calden Hone B. 30 Oct. 1905, Centerfield, Ut. M. 28 Oct. 1930, Maud Blanch Jones b. 10 Mar. 1912, Dillon, Mont.
8. Verden Calden Hone M. Lorena Fern Mellor
402; ELINOR PEARL MELLOR4 (Fern E. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 10 Feb. 1935, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.;bap. 6 Mar. 1943; m. Grady Austin, son of Clarence Earl and Elma (Freeman} Wilkes. He was b. 31 Aug. 1936, Society Hill, S. C. (later div.). Pearl attended Fayette and Gunnison schools. She grad. from the L.D.S. Seminary in 1952, and grad. from Gun nison H.S. in 1953. Pearl has served as a Pri. teacher in Fayette, as S.S. chorister, speech director in M.I.A., and Jr. S.S. chorister in the ward where she was living in Salt Lake City. She is now a 4-H club leader in Fay ette. The girls look forward to going to Pearl's for classes in cooking, sewing, etc. She is an expert seamstress. Grady attended school in Society Hills and H.S. in Salt Lake City. He served with the U.S. Army4 yrs;, was em ployed by Cudahy Co. and is a govt. meat inspector. The family lived in Ogden until they moved to Fayette a year ago. They have 3 fine children.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
1395 M-1 Grady Dean, b. 10 May 1957. Dean, strong and sturdy built, is the "man of the family." 1396 F-2 Elinor Ann, b. 17 Aug. 1958. Ann has blue eyes, blond, curley hair and a pleasant smile. 1397 F-3 Lorraine, b. 8 Aug. 1959. She has black hair, dark eyes and is almost a twin in size for Ann.
Grady Austin Wilkes (father)
1. Elias Turnage Wilkes
-384- 2. John William Maloy Wilkes B. 13 Apr. 1836 M. Sarah Elizabeth Griggs b. 30 Oct. 1833, Society Hill, S.C. d. 16 Sept. 1864 D. 4 July 1864
3. Calhoun Griggs Wilkes B. 21 Nov. 1859, Chesterfield, Ches., S.C. M. Mary Ann, dau. of James and Eliza Anne (Johnson) Brown. James was b. 16 Jan. 1828, d. 3 Mar. 1875, Chesterfield, S.C. His par. were Jacob and Rebecca (Caruthurs) Brown. Eliza Anne was b. 17 Nov. 1832; d. 8 Mar. 1918, Chesterfield, S.C. Her par were Thomas and Sentha (Jones) Johnson. b. 22 Oct. 1871, Patrick, Chesterfield, S.C. d. 12 June 1942, Society Hill, S.C. D. 9 Feb. 1932, N. Society Hill, S.C.
4. Clarence Earl Wilkes B. 28 Oct. 1896, Patrick, Chesterfield, S.C. M. 23 Dec. 1917, Elma Freeman b. 11 Dec. 1902, Society Hill, S. C.
5. Grady Austin Wilkes B. 31 Aug. 1936, Society Hill, S.C. M. Elinor Pearl Mellor Grady Austin Wilkes (mother)
1. Mathew Freeman M. Betty Gray
2. Mathew Freeman B. 1821, Camden, Kershaw, S.C. M, Martha, dau. of Joel and Annie (Bradley) Anderson, b. 15 Sept. 1832, Camden, Kershaw, S.C. d. 30 Mar. 1917, Chesterfield, S.C, D. 6 Jan. 1896, Chesterfield Co., S.C.
3. Peter Edward Freeman B. 26 Sept. 1876m Society Hill, S.C. M. Jane, dau. of James and Hannah (Peetre or Petty) Haney. b. 12 Oct. 1883, Society Hill, S.C.
-385- 4. Elma Freeman B. 11 Dec. 1902, Society Hill, S. C. M. 23 Dec. 1917, Clarence Earl Wilkes
5. Grady Austin Wilkes M. Elinor Pearl Mellor
403. MELBA WASHBURN4 [Thomas Pratt3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 11 Jan. 1911, Monroe, Ut.; m. in Temple, 4 Sept. 1941 to James Orvil, son of Christian Arthur and Cynthia Ann (Keele) Larsen. He was b. 20 Jan. 1904, Emery, Ut. Melba and James Orvil are sincere L,D.S. members. Their two oldest sons are students at B. Y. U.
Children,
1398 M-1 Orvil James, b. 15 Jan. 1932, Ioka, Duchesne Co., Ut. 1399 M-2 Thomas Christian, b. 18 Mar. 1933, Ioka, Ut. * 1400 F-3 Norma, b. 13 Dec. 1934, Ioka, Ut. * 1401 F-4 Donna, b. 23 Sept. 1936, Arcadia, Ut. 1402 M-5 Dale Leon, b. 2 Sept. 1938, Roosevelt, Ut.; m. S.L,C., Ut.; 8 June 1960, Triona, dau. of Clifford William and Buelah (Gardner) Hope. She was b. 1 Oct. 1942, Salt Lake City, Ut. * 1403 F-6 Linda, b. 18 Mar. 1941, Roosevelt, Ut. 1404 M-7 Larry Dean, b. 19 Aug. 1942, Roosevelt, Ut. 1405 F-8 Venice, b. 5 July 1944, Ioka, Ut.
404. WELDON DEAN WASHBURN4 [Thomas P.3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 19 Aug. 1912, Monroe, Ut.; m. 23 June 1952, Elko, Nev. to Helen, dau. of Jenkin Thomas and Annie Maria (Woodland) Davis. She was b. 3 Aug. 1928, Alexander, Ida. She m. 1st, -- Sundahl. First two ch. are adopted by Weldon and are wife's by first marriage.
Children
1406 M-1 Leonard Eric, b. 17 June 1948, Pocatello, Ida. 1407 F-2 Andrea Marie, b. 9 Oct. 1949, Norfolk, Neb. 1408 M-3 Thomas Dean, b. 19 Mar. 1953, Roosevelt, Ut. 1409 F-4 Cheryl Ann, b. 12 Mar. 1954, Roo_sevelt, Ut. -386- 405. BEATRICE LUCILE WASHBURN4 [ Thomas P.3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 10 May 1914, Monroe, Ut.; m. 1st, Jay Hicks; m. 2nd, Delmar, son of Robert and Clarice (--) Alexander. He was b. 15 Nov. 1919, Forest Grove, Ore.
Child
1410 F-1 Carol, b. 7 July 1939, Winnemucca, Nev.
406. WESLEY DE LANCE WASHBURN4 [Thomas P. 3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 27 Dec. 1915, Arco, Ida.; m. 1st Carlotta, dau. of Leonard and Ellen (Jackson) Herbertson. She was b. 28 Feb. 1918, Clover Creek, Tooele, Ut. and d. 26 June 1942, American Fork, Ut. and bur. at PleasantGrove, Ut. Hem. 2nd, Mary Alice, dau. of Albert Leroy and Alice Lambet (Romney) Hurst.
Child by 1st wife
1411 F-1 Daughter, b. 26 June 1942, American Fork, Ut.; d. same day. bur. Pleasant Grove, Ut.
Children by 2nd wife, b. in Payson, Ut.
1412 F-2 Judy Ann, b. 4 Sept. 1951 1413 F-3 Pauline, b. 25 July 1953
407. MILDRED ADELIA WASHBURN4[Thomas P.2, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason)Washburnl]b. 23 Dec. 1917, Ioka, Duchesne, Ut.; m. 2 Aug. 1937 at Duchesne, Ut. to Isaac Romanyo, son of William R. and Lydia Elizabeth (Herbert) Fausett. He was b. 22 Oct. 1907, Wallsburg, Ut.
Children, last 6 b. in Roosevelt, Ut.
1414 F-1 Carma, b. 25 Apr. 1938, Ioka, Ut.; m. 5 June 1954, Roy Hayes 1415 M-2 Richard William, b. 28 Feb. 1940, Roosevelt, Ut. 1416 F-3 Sylvia, b. 29 Jan. 1942, Ioka, Ut.;m. 28 Jan. 1961, Floyd L. Abplanalp. The story is told, that long ago an avalanche thundered down a Swiss hillside burying a tiny village. None were saved but a tiny
-387- baby whose cradle was swept down the crest of the avalanche to a village down below. As there was no identification the villagers named him "Abplanalp," meaning "from the Alps." It is said that the many Utahn's who bear that name are descended from the baby who rode the avalanche. 1417 M-4 Tommy Lewis, b. 14 Jan. 1944, Upalco, Ut. 1418 M-5 Eugene, b. 29 May 1946 1419 M-6 Bobby Dean, b. 31 July 1948 1420 F-7 Shirley Jo, b. 2 Aug. 1951 1421 F-8 Peggy Ann, b. 3 Aug. 1953 1422 M-9 Danny J., b. 29 Dec. 1958 1423 F-10 Debra Sue, b. 24 Sept. 1960
411. MAXINE JENSEN4 [Chloe Washburn3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 26 Oct. 1913, Richfield, Ut.; m. 22 June 1938 to Charles W., son of Alroy Hooley and Eva (Marrott) West. He was b. 14 May 1908, Pleasant Grove, Ut. He is now employed at Kennicott Copper Co. Maxine is a registered nurse. She grad. from the S. L. Co. Hospital in 1935, second highest in her class. She is a nurse at the American Fork Hospital and is a class leader on the R.S. Stake Board.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
1424 F-1 Barbara Jean, b. 13 Dec. 1939; m. 1 Sept. 1961, S. L. Temple to Darwin, son of Carl and Mina (Eberhard) Eggli. He was b. 30 May 1937, Tre monton, Ut. 1425 M-2 Charles Kenneth, b. 27 Nov. 1942 1426 M-3 Robert Dean, b. 19 July 1954
413. CLAUDE W. JENSEN4 [Chloe Washburn3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl)b. 18 Nov. 1921, Richfield, Ut.; m. 1 May 1948, Camp Hola Bird, Baltimore, Md.,(later S. in S.L.T.)toHelen,dau. of Marko Paul and Barbara Catherine (Radinic) Kovacic. She was b. 9 Oct. 1919, Canonsburg, Washington, Pa. Claude grad. from R.H.S. and was among the first to enlist in the U.S. Army in 1942. He served 26 mo. in Alaska and re-enlisted in Counter Intelligence, stationed at Baltimore, Md. He is now working for Radiation Corp. at Pittsburg, Calif. He is active in the L.D.S. church, was
-388- pres. of M.I.A. and pres. of the Stake Missionaries. He is now serving as coun. in the Bishopric.
Children
1427 F-1 Helen Claudia, b. 30 May 1949, Fort Mead, Arundel, Md. 1428 M-2 Claude William, b. 15 Sept. 1951, Martinez, Contra Costa, Calif.
414. JAMES GORDON JENSEN4 (Chloe Washburn3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl]b. 15 July 1936, Richfield, Ut.; m. 8 Nov. 1955 (S.M. T. 25 July 1958) to La Verd, dau. of Robert Dennis and Elsa (Barton) Riding. She was b. 8 June 1939, Tropic, Garfield, Ut. Gordon grad. from R.H.S. and attended U. of U. He enlisted in the U.S.A. F., 24 Nov. 1954. He took basic training at Parks A. F,B., Calif., was in Alaska 3 yrs., had electronic and radar training at a base in Miss.; and was made Staff Sgt. at Kelly A. F.B., San Antonio, Tex. He is now serving in the Phillippines. His wife and children left in Aug. 1962 to join him. Gordon is active in the church. He was pres. of the E. Quo.
Children; 1st 3 b. at Anchorage, Alaska
1429 M-1 James Gordon, b. 28 Feb. 1957 1430 F-2 Debra Kaye, b. 23 Mar. 1958 1431 F-3 Sheri Denise, b. 18 Apr. 1959 1432 F-4 Deanna Lynn, b. 5 Oct. 1960, San Antonio, Tex.
417. NAOMI FELICIA WASHBURN4(Newell3, Orson P.2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn lJ b. 19 Nov. 1925, Venice, Sevier, Ut.; m. 20 June, (S. 5 June 1957) to Eric John, son of Eugene and Lena (Esplin) Woodbury. He was b. 9 Feb. 1925, Washington, D.C. Naomi grad. from Pasadena City College with the highest scholastic record and given a Scholarship Award to U.S.C. from which she grad. in 1945 with majors in mathematics from both universities, and minors in music and English. She was Pasadena Ward organist for 11 yrs., has been instructor in Theology, Social Science and Literature in R.S. She is now in the R.S. presidency in the Tarzan Ward. Eric grad. from Calif. Institute of Technology with a
-389- Doctor's Degree in physics. He has been working with Hughes Aircraft in guided missle work.
Children, b. in Pasadena, Los Angeles, Calif.
1433 F-1 Judith Ann 1434 F-2 Margaret Lee 1435 M-3 John Robert
422. VANCE STAPLES4 [Delilah Washburn3, Orson P.2,Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 27 June 1920, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. Rayola, dau. of George and Alice (Twitchell) Coleman. She was b. 14 Jan. 1933, Teasdale, Wayne, Ut. Rayola attended Wayne Co. schools. Vance grad. from S.S.H.S. in 1938, is a mason by trade, active in L.D.S. church, as a ward teacher. He is an Elder. He has been a great help to his widowed mother and the younger children.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
1436 M-1 Bradley, b. 28 June 1953 1437 M-2 Rodney, b. 8 June 1956
Rayola Coleman (father)
1. Samuel Coleman of Wayne Co., ut. M. Sarah Burr
2. George Coleman M. Alice Twitchell
3. Rayola Coleman B. 14 Jan. 1933, Teasdale, Wayne, Ut. M. Vance Staples
423. ORENE STAPLES4 [Delilah Washburn 3, Orson P.2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 3 Aug. 1921, Central, Sevier, Ut.; m. Walter, son of Jerimiah Ward, and Alice Ann (Hill) Zobell. He was b. 1 Feb. 1918, Portland, Ore. Orene grad. from S.S.H.S. at Monroe. She is secy.
-390- in M,LA. Walter attended schools in Springville, served in the U.S. Navy and is a carpenter.
Children b. in Richfield, Ut.
1438 M-1 Brent, b. 25 Jan. 1945 1439 M-2 Dennis Coleman, b. 8 Sept. 1946
424. ORSON SYLVAN STAPLES4 [Delilah Washburn3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 28 Oct. 1922, Central, Sevier, Ut.; m. 8 June 1941, M. T. to Florence, dau. of John and Bertha (Wells) Lott. She was b. 7 Nov. 1919, Joseph, Sevier, Ut. Florence grad. from S.S.H.S. in 1940. She has been active in the L.D.S. church as S.S. teacher, Pri. pres., Y. L.M.I.A. pres. and R.S. pres. Her par. did genealog ical work. Sylvan grad. from S.S.H.S., served in World War II, was awarded the Purple Cross, is now a mechanic, and an E. and S.S. supt. in the church.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
1440 F-1 Sylvia, b. 30 Aug. 1943 1441 F-2 Pamela, b. 19 Feb. 1947 1442 M-3 Dallen Elva, b. 22 Jan. 1952
426. ELVA GLENDA STAPLES4 [Delilah Washburn3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason ) Washburn1] b. 14 Dec. 1924, Central, Sevier, Ut.; m. William Landrum, son of Milton Henry and Ivy (Erickson) Gentry. He was b. 14 Feb. 1922, Beaver, Ut. Elva Glenda grad. from S.S.H.S. and is a practical nurse. She underwent a serious thyroid operation, July 9, 1962. William is an E. and S.S. teacher in the L.D.S. church. He grad from Beaver H.S., served in World War II, and is now a car dealer.
Children:
1443 M-1 William Larry, b. 27 Nov. 1946, Culver City, Calif. 1444 F-2 Andrea, b. 27 Aug. 1949, Richfield, Ut.
-391- 427. TERRILL E. STAPLES4 (Delilah Washburn3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 11 Aug. 1926, Central, Sevier, Ut.; m. 12 Nov. 1949, Richfield, Ut. to Bonnie Gae, dau. of Denzil and Lula (Christensen) Chedister. She was b. 1 July 1930, Salina, Ut. Bonnie Gae grad. from Richfield H.S., is a teacher in S.S. and Pri. Terrill grad. from S.S.H.S. in 1943; served in World War II, 1943-1945; is an E. in the L.D.S. church, is a farmer and member of Jr. C. C.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
1445 F-1 Baby Daughter, b. May 1950 1446 F-2 Vickie Lynne, b. 11 Feb. 1951 1447 M-3 Randy, b. 19 Oct. 1952 1448 F-4 Doris Ann, b. 6 May 1956
428. MARY D. STAPLES4 [Delilah Washburn3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl J b. 20 Apr. 1928, Central, Sevier, Ut.; m. llSept. 1947, Central, Ut. to Thomas Kay, son of Cliff Melroy and Lexie (Bell) Powell. He was b. 9 Oct. 1924, Glenwood, Ut. Mary is a housewife and Pri. teacher. She attended S.S.H.S. at Monroe. Thomas Kay grad. from S.S.H.S., is an E. in the L.D.S. church, served the U.S. Govt. in the Navy, and is a printer.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
1449 M-1 Stanley Cliff, b. 27 July 1948 1450 M-2 Roger K., b. 27 Apr. 1952
429. GLORIA STAPLES4 (Delilah Washburn3, Orson P.2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 14 Oct. 1930, Central, Sevier, Ut.; m. 6 Apr. 1951, Las Vegas, Nev. to Walter Dorain, son of Walter Lloyd and La Vel (Anderson) Roberts. He was b. 22 Nov. 1927, Annabella, Sevier, Ut. Gloria grad. from S.S.H.S,, is a telephone operator, and Pri. teacher. Walter Dorain grad. from S.S.H.S., was in the U.S. Army, is a mechanic, and an E. in the L.D.S. church.
-392- Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
1451 M-1 Laird D., b. 12 Apr. 1952 1452 F-2 Teresa Ann, b. 6 Oct. 1953 1453 M-3 Jeffery, b. 13 Oct. 1954 1454 M-4 Eric, b. 28 Sept. 1955 1455 M-5 Lloyd Kelly, b. 30 Sept. 1960
430. SUSAN CAROL STAPLES4 [Delilah Washburn3, Orson. P,2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 16 Dec. 1932, Central, Sevier, Ut.; m. June B., son of Eldred and Melba (Utley) Jensen. He was b. 25 June 1924, Elisnore, Sevier, Ut. Susan Carol grad. from S.S.H.S. in 1951. She is a housewife and telephone operator. June grad. from S.S.H.S. attended vocational school and is mgr. of an electrical firm. He is an E. in the L.D.S. church. Children b. in Richfield, Ut.
1456 M-1 Douglas Alan, b. 18 Aug. 1954 1457 F-2 Lisa Ann, b. 7 Jan. 1957
431. GEORGE KAY STAPLEs4 [Delilah Washburn3, Orson P.2, ' Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 25 Aug. 1934, Central, Sevier, Ut.; m. 15 Sept. 1954, M. T. to Juanna Mae, dau. of Blake and Gurena (DeLange) Robinson. She was b. 12 Apr. 1934. Juanna attended Junction and Esclante schools and grad. from Esclante H.S. 1952. She is a housewife and secretary, having trained at a business college. George grad. from S.S.H.S., has been a member of the Utah National Guard for one yr., is a brick mason, is a ward teacher and an E. in the L.D.S. church.
Child.
1458 F-1 Kay Lynn, b. 14 June 1955, Richfield, Ut.
432. ELNORA STAPLES4 ( Delilah Washburn3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 14 Nov. 1936, Central, Sevier, Ut.; m. 23 Aug. 1955, S.L.T. to Kenneth J., son of William Gerald and Inez (Bell)
-393- Children
1507 F-1 Illa Pauline, b. 3 Dec. 1950, Provo, Ut. 1508 F-2 Jullie Ann, b. 10 July 1953, Provo, Ut. 1509 M-3 William Arthur Jr., b. 10 Sept. 1955, Provo, Ut. 1510 M-4 Benjamin Warner, b .. 14 Mar. 1958, American Fork, Ut. 1511 F-5 Teena LaVee, b. llMay 1960,American Fork, Ut.
443. LYDIA MARILYNBIRD4[Zinal. Washburn3,0rsonPratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 20 Nov. 1935, Salina, Sevier, Ut.; bap 1948; m. 3 Jan. 1956, Pleasant Grove, Ut. to Joseph R., son of Thomas Richard and Ruby (Luke) Nelson. He was b. 23 Dec. 1932, Provo, Ut. Marilyn attended Orem and Pleasant Grove schools. She worked as a waitress pare time. She taught a S.S. class She is a kind, efficient wife and mother but hopes to con tinue her education when the children are older. Joseph attended schools in Provo, served 2 yrs. in the National Guard, 1952 to 1954, and now is employed at Geneva Steel Co. He loves outdoor sports, fishing and hunting.
Children:
1512 M-1 David Joseph. b. 11 Oct. 1956, Lehi, Ut. He loves to go everywhere with his Daddy. 1513 M-2 Thomas Richard, b. 12 June 1958, American Fork, Ut. He thinks he must go where "big bro ther" goes. 1514 F-3 Rebecca Lynn, b. 15 June 1960, American Fork, Ut. Becky helps her mama put the silverware on the table, but she thinks it is all to be put on the table for one meal. 1515 M-4 Russell T., b. 16 Feb. 1962, American Fork, Ut. "We love the baby so much. I guess we are getting where we look at things differently than what we did when we were first married,'' said Russell's loving mother.
Lydia Marilyn Bird (father)
1. Kellie (Kelsey) K. Bird M. Annie Muer
-399- 2. Joseph Smith Bird B. 19 Feb. -- M. Lydia, dau. of David and Annie (Hicks) King b. 16 Oct. --
3. Joseph Edwin Bird B. 27 Jan. 1901, Salina, Ut. M. Zina Isabell Washburn b. 7 Oct. 1902, Monroe, Ut.
4. Lydia Marilyn Bird B. 20 Nov. 1935, Salina, Ut. M. 3 Jan 1956, Pleasant Grove, Ut. to Joseph R., son of Thomas Richard and Ruby (Luke) Nelson. Ruby's mother was Mary Anne. b. 23 Dec. 1932, Provo, Ut.
444. JAMES DEWEY BIRD4 (Zina I Washburn3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn 1] b. 7 Aug. 1936, Salina, Sevier, Ut.; m. 13 Dec. 1957, to Almira, dau. of Anthony B. Chestnut. Jim attended schools at Lindon and graduated from Pleasant Grove H.S. He is employed at Smith Brothers Market where he has worked for 7 yrs. Almira worked as a waitress before marriage.
Children, b. in American Fork, Ut.
1516 F-1 Patricia, b. 18 Nov. 1958 1517 M-2 Craig, b. 16 Feb. 1961
445. EDWIN THEONE BIRD4 (Zina I. Washburn 3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 19 June 1937, Gunnison, Sanpete, Ut.; m. 16 Apr. 1959 to Helen, dau. of Delea! Anderson. Theone worked at his father's Fruit Market and at the Green Grove Fruit Market before he was married. Now for the past six months he has been working at Smith Brothers' Market.
Children, b. in American Fork, Ut.
1518 M-1 Perry, b. 20 Nov. 1960 1519 M-2 Timothy Theone, b. 26 July 1962
-400- 1446. FENTON D. JACOBSEN4 [Velma Washburn3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn I lb. 14 Dec. 1925, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. Nada Melton. Fenton served with the U.S. Air Force in World War II as a cadet. He attended many U.S.A. F. schools.
Children, b. in Winslow, Wash.
1520 F-1 Robyn Lee, h. 3 Nov. 1953 1521 M-2 DeLee, b. 13 Dec. 1954 1522 M-3 Mark, b. 23 June 1955 or 1956 :447. VELEEN JACOBSEN4 (Velma Washbu:rn3, Orson P.2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1} b. 12 Apr. 1927, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. Paul E. Arbour.
Children
1522 F-1 Nina Marie, b. 14 Apr. 1952, Calif. 1523 M-2 Paul, b. Feb. 1954, Calif. 1524 F-3 Therese Velma, b. 27 Apr. 1956, Philadelphia, Penn. 1525 F-4 Daniell Christiene, b. 6 May 1961, Philadelphia, Penn. 449. ROTAS EVAN COLEMAN4 (Eva Washburn3, Orson Pratt2 Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn I] b. 10 Nov, 1929, Monroe, Ut.; m. 17 Sept. 1951, Manti Temple, to Beth Haney, dau. of Lovell and Martha Kate Matilda (Haney) Twitchell. Rotas Evan is active in the L.D.S. church and is pre sently ward clerk in Richfield, Ut.
Child
1526 M-1 Gary Lynn, b. 15 July 1958, Richfield, Ut.
450. MARY LETA COLEMAN4 [Eva Washburn3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn!} b. 3 Apr. 1933, Teasdale, Ut.; m. Ernest Oyler.
Children
1527 F-1 Eva Eunice, b. 24 Apr. 1952, Salina, Ut.; bap. 1 May 1960
-401- 1528 F-2 Ramona, b. 28 Apr. 1953, Salina, Ut.; bap. 29 Apr. 1961 1529 M-3 Dwight Ernest, b. 13 Aug. 1954, Richfield, Ut, 1530 M-4 Douglas, b. 5 Nov. 1957, Richfield, Ut.
451. WILLIS CLINE WASHBURN4 (Wallace D.3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnll b. 30 July 1936, Kingston, Piute, Ut.; m. 25 Apr. 1953, Amer ican Fork, Ut. to Elva Louise, dau. of Louis Roland and Ada (Middleton) Cartwright. She was b. 5 June 1937, Payson, Ut.
Children
1531 F-1 Debra Lynn, b. 8 Mar. 1955, Provo, Ut. 1532 M-2 Wallace David, b. 29 Jan. 1957, American Fork, Ut. 1533 F-3 Mavis Alayne, b. 3 July 1958, Provo, Ut. 1534 M-4 Monte Roland, b. 16 June 1959, American Fork, Ut.
452. ESTELLA RAE WASHBURN4 [Wallace D. 3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 10 Dec. 1938, Kingston, Piute, Ut.; m. Marvin L., son of Michael W. and Lyle (Olsen) Wadley. He was b. 24 Dec, 1937, Orem, Ut. Marvin and Estella live in Sioux City, Ia. where Marvin is in U.S. Govt. Service.
Children
1535 M-1 Rodney Hal, b. 11 Mar. 1957, Provo, Ut. 1536 M-2 Michael Lewis, b. 5 July 1960, Great Falls, Mont.
453. KATHRYN WASHBURN4 (Wallace D.3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnlj b. 23 June 1940, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. Jerry B., son of Lynn and Arthella (Bezzant) Davis. He was b. 25 Nov. 1935, Orem, Ut.
Child
1537 F-1 Jerri Lyn, b. 15 Feb. 1961
-402- 455. TWILA WASHBURN4 [J. Deleal3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 23 Sept. 1934, Glen wood, Sevier, Ut.; m. 4 May 1956, Monroe, Ut. to Robert M. son of Ervin and Grace (Carling) Willden. He was b. 24 Oct. 1937, Fillmore, Millard, Ut. Twila was bap. by her father J. Deleal Washburn on 20 Dec. 1942. She was a S.S. secy. 1 yr. and teacher for over 3 yrs. and is now a Pri. teacher. She grad. from Monroe s.s.H.S. Robert was bap. 25 May 1947 by B.D. Willden. He attended Fillmore schools. He is working as milk re ceiver for Pet Milk Co., Monroe.
Child
1538 F-1 Marvana, b. 21 Aug. 1957, Richfield, Ut.
456. IVAN J. WASHBURN4 [J. Deleal3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl J b. 22 Oct. 1935, Glenwood, Sevier, Ut.; m. Carole Louise, dau. of Kenneth H. and Ada (Steele) Hoover. She was b. 15 July 1938, Marysvale, Ut. Carole was bap. 23 Nov. 1949 by Kieth Ogden. She attended school in Marysvale and is now a Pri. teacher in Monroe South Ward. Ivan was bap. 5 Mar. 1944 and conf. 2 Apr. 1944 by Deleal Washburn, his father. He grad. from S.S.H.S. His occupation is cleaning furnaces and coal hauling.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
1539 M-1 Blaine K., b. 1 May 1954 1540 M-2 Wayne, b. 15 May 1955 1541 F-3 Rose Marie, b. 17 June 1956 1542 F-4 Janis Louise, b. 10 Sept. 1958
457. VER DON D. WASHBURN4 [J. Deleal3, Orson P.2, Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 14 Feb . 1938, Glenwood, Sevier, Ut.; m. 13 May 1957, Ely, Nev., to Sue Ann, dau. of Owen Pliny and Meta (Owens) War enski. She was b. 24 May 1941, Richfield, Ut. Sue Ann was bap. 7 Aug. 1949, and conf. by her father, she attended Richfield schools; has been a Pri. and S.S. teacher.
-403- Mason. He was b. 20 May 1933, Aurora, Sevier, Ut. Elnora attended Monroe schools and grad. in 1954 from S.S.H.S. She has been Work Director and visiting teacher in R.S. and Pri. pres. for more than 2 yrs. Kenneth attended Aurora and Salina schools, grad. from N,S.H.S. 1951, and B.Y.U. in 1955. He has been with the U.S.A. F. for 6 yrs., is a 1st Lieutenant and pilot, he was stationed in Germany in 1961. His church work includes Dist. Coun., Roswell, N. Mex.; E. Quo. pres.; Supt. M.LA. and Branch Teacher, Clovis, N. Mex.
Children, last 3 b. in Clovis, Curry, NewMexico
1459 M-1 Kenneth Craig, b. 9 June 1956, Harlingen, Cam eron, Texas 1460 F-2 Cynthia Ann, b. 19 May 1957 1461 F-3 Saundra Kay, b. 18 May 1958 1462 F-4 Connie Lee, b. 12 Dec. 1959
433. ALICE LOUISA STAPLES4 (Delilah Washburn3 , Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 6 May 1938, Central, Sevier, Ut.; m. 9 May 1959, Central, Ut. to Larry Gene, son of Dale Davidson and Leona Faye (Sutton) Hoover. He was b. 24 Dec. 1936, Torrance, Calif. Louisa grad. from S.S.H.S. at Monroe, attended C.S.U. and B. Y. U. She is active in the L.D.S. church, has been a Youth Missionary, R.S. and S.S. teacher, M.I.A. secy. and pres. of M.I.A. Larry Gene attended schools at Lawndale, Calif.; Riverton, Kan., Redondo Beach, Calif.; Ashland, Ore., and Eastern New Mex., U. at Portales, N. Mex. He is Airman 1st class, and has been in U. S. Govt. Service for 7 yrs. He is 1st asst. in S.S., secy Y.M.M.I.A., and a coun. in the E. Quorum. fu. the spring of 1963, Alice L., will go to Okinawa to be with her husband who is in the U.S. Service. Child
1463 M-1 Clark Stephen, b. 16 Aug. 1961, Clovis, N. Mex.
435. DE RAY G. BIRD4 [Zina I. Washburn3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 31 Dec. 1919, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. Nedra, dau. of Darrel Childs. She was b. 19 Dec. 1922, Centerfield, Sanpete, Ut.
-394- DeRay works at G.M.C. as a mechanic. He wLth his family, lives in Salt Lake City, Ut.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
1463 F-1 Mary Lou, b. 8 Apr. 1941 1464 F-2 Lapreal, b. 1943; d. at 9 months old. 1465 F-3 Pamela, b. 9 May 1946 1466 F-4 Rulene, b. 15 May 1949 1467 M-5 Raymond, b. 1951; d. at 9 months old.
436. ELLEN AVONA BIRD4 [ Zina I. Washburn3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 10 June 1923, Salina, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 5 Aug. 1933. Her record was lost and she was re-baptized 24 Sept. 1950. She m. Don Glen, son of Glen Henry, and Emma (Smith) Gillman. He was b. 12 Oct. 1917, Lindon, Utah Co., Ut. Avona attended schools in Salina and Marysvale. She attends church, is friendly and pleasant, loves her family and friends and raises beautiful flowers. Don attended school in Pleasant Grove. In World War II he served with the Signal Corps of the Army A. F. in Italy, France and Germany. He is a Pr. in the L.D.S. chruch and has been a ward teacher. He worked at Utah Copper, but is now employed as a crane operator at Geneva Steel Co.
Children:
1468 F-1 Carolyn, b. 25 Jan. 1942, American Fork; bap. 24 Sept. 1950. She grad. from Orem H.S. and is employed by Woolworth's. She is pleasing and quiet in her manner. 1569 M-2 Don Dent, b. 18 May, 1944, American Fork, Ut.; bap. 21 Mar. 1953. He is a good, quiet student and grad. from Orem H.S. in May 1962. 1470 F-3 Patsy Ann, b. 6 May 1946, American Fork, Ut.; bap. 22 May 1955. She m. 23 Dec. 1961, Orem, Ut., Rex Kimball Bunnel. Patsy has a happy, friendly disposition. She attended Orem H.S. 1471 F-4 Colleen E., b. 20 Apr. 1951, Provo, Ut.: bap. 12 July 1959. Colleen attends school in Orem, enjoys and makes friends easily.
-395- 437. EDWIN LA MAR BIRD4 [Zina I. Washburn3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 24 Apr. 1925, Salina, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 4 Oct. 1925 by Alma Magleby; bap. 5 Aug. 1933 by Bardell Anderson; conf. 6 Aug. 1933 by John B. Magleby. Hem. Nola, dau. of Parley Johnson. She was b. 29 Aug. 1926, Spanish Fork, Ut.
Children, b. in Springville, Ut.
1472 M-1 Stephen, b. 28 Aug. 1946 1473 F-2 Nola Marie, b. 19 Oct. 1947 1474 F-3 Birdina, b. 26 July 1950 1475 M-4 Lynn, b. 8 Sept. 1951 1476 F-5 Kirstine, b. 30 Oct. 1952 1477 M-6 Cleon, b. 29 Jan 1955 1478 F-7 Theresa, b. Apr. 1961
438. DOROTHIE IRENE BIRD4 (Zina I. Washburn3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 21 May 1926, Monroe,Sevier, Ut.;m. Nov. 1941, Harold Sargent. He was b. 12 Oct 1911, Missouri. Dorothie attended Orem schools. Harold was a radio technician in the U.S.A. F. in World War II. For the past 15 years he has worked as an elec trician at Geneva Steel Co. in Orem.
Children, last 6 b. in American Fork, Ut.
* 1479 F-1 Betty June, b. 4 July 1943, Springville, Ut. 1480 M-2 Harold Wayne, b. 19 Nov. 1944, Springville, Ut. He is serving in the U.S. Army. 1481 F-3 Barbara Ann, b. 18 Aug. 1946,, Provo. Ut. m. Fred Draper of Provo, They have a baby. 1482 M-4 Mickey, b. 1 May 1948 1483 M-5 Conrad, b. 1 Feb. 1950 1484 F-6 JoAnn, b. 6 Aug. 1951 1485 M-7 Vicklyn, ( "Vickie") b. 1 July 1953 1486 M-8 Robert R., b. 1 June 1954 1487 M-9 Mark, b. 7 Oct. 1955
439. WELDON MARDELL BIRD4 (Zina L Washburn3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn\] b. 9 June 1927, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 30 Dec. 1948;
-396- m. Donna Rae, dau. of Charles Robert and Izella Iona (Cowley) Ostler. She was b. 25 Oct. 1927, Spring Canyon, Carbon, Ut. They were S. in S.L.T., 30 Mar. 1953. Donna Ray attended schools in Spring Canyon and then at Pleasant Grove where she grad. from H.S. She attended B.Y.U. one year. She teaches piano, has been ward chorister, R.S. organist, taught S.S. and she with Weldon were M.I.A. dance directors. Weldon attended Pleasant Grove schools and grad. from Springville H.S., 1946. He worked for Safeway Inc. at Spanish Fork, Orem, Provo and Ely, Nev. He has also worked fro the Union Pacific Railroad. Since 1955 he has been an automobile salesman. The family lives in Spring ville. He is an active L.D.S. church member, has taught M.I.A. and S.S. classes, been M.I.A. pres. for 2 yrs. and S.S. Supt. for 5 yrs. He has been a member of the Lion's Club and is now a Kiwanis Club member. He and his wife have high christian standards and a fine sense of honor.
Children
1488 F-1 Kathleen, b. 20 Nov. 1950, Provo, Ut.; bap. 14 Dec. 1958. She likes her school where she is an ''A" student. She enjoys Pri. and piano lessons. Her daddy said that she is a "sweet, meticulous lady." 1489 F-2 Deanna Lee, b. 31 July 1953, Provo, Ut.; bap. 13 Aug. 1961. She is an "A" student and loves school and church. 1490 F-3 Anna Jolene, b. 5 July 1955, American Fork, Ut. She likes reading and helps at home and is very pleasant. 1491 F-4 Cheryl Ann, b. 21 Jan. 1957, American Fork, Ut. She is blond, pleasant and friendly. 1492 F-5 Connie Lynn, b. 11 Dec. 1959, American Fork, Ut.; is blond, happy and has a keen mind. 1493 M-6 Phillip Weldon, b. 5 Feb. 1961, Spanish Fork, Ut. He is a wonderful "all boy" according to his happy, Daddy.
440. ORSON CALVIN BIRD4[zina I. Washburn3,0rsonPratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl lb. 13 Apr. 1929, Salina, Sevier, Ut.; m. MelbaJune,dau.of E. H. and Melba (--) Calder. She was b. 17 June 1928, Orem, Ut.
-397- Calvin attended schools in Orem and works for Orem City.
Children, b. in Provo, Ut.
1494 F-1 Beth Ann, b. 8 Feb. 1950 1495 M-2 Bryant Calvin, b. 14 Aug. 1951 1496 M-3 Kelly Craig, b. 4 Sept. 1953 1497 M-4 Michael, b. 5 June 1955 1498 M-5 Brad Allen, b. 23 Apr. 1956 1499 M-6 Gerald, b. 30 Oct. 1959 1500 F-7 Sherry, b. Mar. 1961
441. CLEALAND DEAN BIRD4 [Zina I. Washburn3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 10 Jan. 1931, Salina, Sevier, Ut.; m. 1951, Margaret Ann, dau. of C.E. Jones. She was b. in 1933 and had m. a Mr. Clements before she m. Mr. Bird. Mr. Bird has worked at Tooele for 10 years. During the last 5 yrs. he has been an ambulance driver, has had training and practise in first aid work.
Children
1501 F-1 Sue Ann, b. 28 Sept. 1952, Provo, Ut. 1502 M-2 Rodney, b. 1 Nov. 1953, Provo, Ut. 1503 M-3 Rex, b. 4 Dec. 1956, Tooele, Ut. 1504 F-4 Cindy Annette, b. 16 Aug. 1961, Tooele, Ut.
Children of Margaret Ann's by a former husband
1505 M-1 LeRoy, b. 14 Nov. 1949, American Fork, Ut. 1506 M-2 Jay, b. 25 Sept. 1950, American Fork, Ut.
442. ILLA LAVEE BIRD4 [ Zina I. Washburn3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 13 May 1933, Provo, Utah Co., Ut.; bap. 21 Jan. 1945 by George W. Pate; m. 27 Jan. 1950, Orem, Ut., to William Arthur, son of Robert Wright and Lela Priscilla (North) Reeve. He was b. 31 Dec. 1928, Midway, Wasatch, Ut.; bap. 11 July, 1937 by an uncle, Raymond Nprth,_ord. a Pr. 5 Oct. 1958 by Bishop Kenneth H. Gillman·.
-398- Ver Don was bap. 11 Mar. 1946 by Dale Mangum; was a Ward Teacher; grad. from S.S.H.S.; is now a service station attendant in Richfield.
Children, b. Richfield, Ut.
1543 F-1 Dona Sue, b. · 9 Aug. 1958 1544 F-2 Patricia Ann, b. 8 Apr. 1961
"Show me the manner in which a nation cares for its dead and I will measure with mathematical exactness the tender sympathies of its people, their respect for the law of the land and their loyalty to high ideals." William E. Gladstone, former Prime Minister of Great Britain FIFTH GENERATION
458. ARDA OLDROYD5 [Ruby H. Winget4, C. Alfonzo Winget3, C. Huetta Johnson2, Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1) b. Monroe, Ut., 6 Mar. 1920; m. 22 Aug. 1946, S,L.T. to Sherman White, son of Benjamin Godfrey and Anna (White) Turner. He was b. Lyman, Wayne, Ut., 2 Aug. 1916. Arda grad. from L.D.S. School of Nursing and was an efficient anesthesiest at the Holy Cross Hospital and is now at the Richfield Hospital. She has been active in M.I.A. and Pri. Sherman White Turner has filled 2 missions for the church in the Central States.
Children b. in Richfield, Ut.
1545 M-1 Sherman Kent, b. 14 May 1947, bap. 29 May 1955 1546 F-2 Judy Lynn, b. 27 July 1949; bap. 5 Aug. 1957 1547 M-3 David Oldroyd, b. 10 Apr. 1951; bap. 2 May 1959 1548 F-4 Karen, b. 22 Mar. 1955 1549 M-5 Terry Kay, b. 15 Mar. 1957 1550 F-6 Connie, b. 13 Sept. 1959
Sherman White Turner (father)
1. David Turner B. abt. 1780, Eng. M. Mary Moorehouse
-404- David Turner B. 3 June 1819, Leeds, Yorkshire, Eng. M. 1st, 30 Apr. 1839, to Rose Collier 2nd, Alice Robinson D. 25 Dec. 1887, St. George, Ut.
3. Benjamin Godfrey Turner B. 18 Aug. 1855, Glen, Dutchess, N. J. M. 25 Sept. 1876, to Susan Old (Ould, Auld) D. 21 ( or 22) Mar. 1918, Lyman, Ut.
4. Benjamin Godfrey Turner B. 27 Dec. 1879, Fremont, Ut. M. 6 Jan. 1904, to Anna White D. 12 June 1960, Salt Lake City, Ut.
'5. Sherman White Turner B. 2 Aug. 1916, Lyman, Ut. M. 22 Aug. 1946, S.L. T., Arda Oldroyd
460. ELVA OLDROYD5 (Ruby H. Winget4, C, Alfonzo Winget3, C. Huetta Johnson2, Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. Venice, Sevier, Ut. 25 Sept. 1923; m. 25 Feb. 1949, M.T. to Conrad Veloi, son of Andrew Vernaldo and Elnore Kistena ( Olsen) Hatch. He was b. Koosharem, Sevier, Ut., 26 May 1922. Elva has been a school tacher and still teaches Eng lish classes at C.S.U. She won the Perry Womanhood Award at B.A,C, in 1943. She was valedictorian at L,D.S. Institute at U.S. U. Other achievements were - elected to Whose Who among students in American Universities and Colleges, second place at Los Angeles debate con test with the U.S. U. team, first place in contest "How to Win Peace," was a queen candidate, Homecoming President of Lamba Delta Sigma, member of Phi Kappa Phi. She is active in church work.
Children
1551 M-1 Dale C., b. 12 Jan. 1950, Cedar City, Ut.; bap. 1 Feb. 1958 1552 F-2 Elaine, b. 18 Feb. 1952, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 12 Mar. 1960. 1553 M-3 Lynn Hal, b. 17 July 1953, Richfield, Ut. 1554 M-4 Larry 0., b. 14May 1956, Corvallis, Benton, Ore.
-405- 155·5 M-5 Paul Dean, b. 7 Nov. 1959, Cedar City, Ut. 1556 F-6 Anne, b. 16 Sept. 1961, Cedar City, Ut.
Conrad Veloi Hatch (father)
1. Thomas Hatche B. abt. 1596, Tenderton, Kent, Eng. M. Lydia -- D. Living in 1646
2. Thomas Hatche B. 9 Nov. 1628, Wye, Kent, Eng. M. 4 Feb. 1862 or 63, Sarah Elms D. 1686
3. Thomas Hatch B. 4 Dec. 1670, Scituate, Mass. M. 6 Mar. 1695, Hannah Credworth D. 1760
4. Michael Hatch B. 30 July 1712, Scituate, Plymouth, Mass. M. 10 Feb. 1732, Pricilla Sprague
5. John Hatch B. 8 May 1751, Green Mts., Vermont M. Annie Chalker D. 1850, age 99 yrs., prob. Utica, N. Y.
6. Jacob Hatch B. 15 Apr. 1773, Green Mts., Addison, Vt. M. abt. 1806, Elizabeth Wilds D. 9 Jan. 1876, Salem, Ut.
7. Isaac Burres Hatch B. 14 Feb. 1823, Leroy, Jefferson, N. Y. M. 1st, 10 Sept. 1845, Mary Jane Garlic 2nd, 1846, Hannah Garlic (1st w. sister) D. 25 Mar. 1853, Big Cottonwood, S.L., Ut.
8. Isaac Burres Hatch B. 3 Aug. 1853, Springville, Ut. M. 1st, Mary Olevia Manwell
-406- 2nd, 29 Jan. 1880, Mary Ann Michael D. 20 May 1904, Koosharem, Ut.
9. Andrew Vernaldo Hatch B. 31 Jan. 1894, Koosharem, Ut. M. 1st, 11 July 1917, Manti T., Elnora Kistena Olsen 2nd, 12 Nov. 1954, Manti, Mary Jane Allen (Jackson)
10. Conrad Valoi Hatch B. 26 May 1922, Koosharem, Ut. M. 25 Feb. 1949, M. T., to Elva Oldroyd
461. NA DEAN OLDROYD5 [Ruby H. Winget4, C. Alfonzo Winget3, C. Huetta Johnson2, Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. Venice, Sevier, Ut., 17 Jan. 1931, m. 30 June 1950 M.T. to Harold Lovell, sonofJohnMiltonandEva (Lovell) Beckstrand. He was b. 16 Apr. 1926, Oak City, Millard, Ut. Na Dean has been Pri. Pres. for two yrs. and is active in R.S. She grad. from R.H.S. and C.S. U.
Children
1557 F-1 Marilyn, b. 30 Mar. 1951, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 21 June 1959 1558 M-2 Robert H., b. 21 Oct. 1952, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 13 Nov. 1960 1559 M-3 Hal Milton, b. 6 Feb. 1955, Fillmore, Ut. 1560 F-4 Dean, b. 14 Sept. 1956, Fillmore, Ut.; twin 1561 F-5 Diane, b. 14 Sept. 1956, Fillmore, Ut.; twin 1562 M-6 Richard Oldroyd, b. 16 Apr. 1958, Richfield, Ut. 1563 M-7 Don Joseph, b. 21 Oct. 1959, Fillmore, Ut.
Harold Lovell Beckstrand
1. Cnut Gunnarson Beckstrand B. prob. Sweden M. Sarah
2. Conrad Backstrand B. 11 Feb. 1747, Hycklinge, Sweden M. 11 May 1774, Juliana Berchman D. 13 Sept. 1818, Villstad, Sweden
-407- 3. Knute John Backstrand B. 3 Mar. 1775, Salsnas, Sweden M. 13 Feb. 1825, Ingierd Jacobson D. 18 Sept. 1847, Villstad, Sweden
4. Elias August Beckstrand B. 21 Oct. 1832, Granstorp, Villstad, Johekoping, Sweden * M. 1st, 24 Jan. 1862, Salt Lake City, Ut., to Annia Sofia Hegglund 2nd, 7 June 1869, to Henrietta Cecelia Nelson D. 26 Feb. 1910, Meadow, Ut.
5. Joseph Conrad Beckstrand B. 10 Mar. 1870, Meadow, Millard, Ut. M. 25 Oct. 1893, M. T,, to Emmaline Bennett D. 18 Jan. 1935, Meadow, Ut.
6. John Milton Beckstrand B. 31 Dec. 1898, Meadow, Ut. M. 16 May 1922, M. T., to Eva Lovell
7. Harold Lovell Beckstrand B. 16 Apr. 1926, Oak City, Ut. M. 30 June 1950, M. T., to NaDean Oldroyd
462. YU VON (YVONNE) BLACK5 l V. La Vern Winget4, C. Alfonzo Winget3, C. Huetta Johnson2, Flora C. Gleasonl) b. 1 May 1923, Richfield, Ut.; m. 15 Sept. 1944, Los Angeles, Calif. (S. 30 Dec. 1944) to Joseph Richard, son of Joseph Donald and Radia Larsen (Parkinson) Daynes. He was b. 23 Dec. 1923, Salt Lake City, Ut. Yu Von grad. from L.D.S. Nursing School, Salt Lake City, Ut. in 1944. She and her husband are devoted church members.
Children
1564 F-1 Terryll Jean, b. 29 Dec. 1945; bap. 6 Feb. 1954 1565 F-2 Yvonne Lynn, b. 19 Feb. 1949; bap. 19 Mar. 1957 1566 F-3 Shauna Rae, b. 19 Dec. 1950; bap. 30 Dec. 1958 1567 M-4 Stillborn Son, b. 18 July 1955. 1568 F-5 Julie Ann, b. 4 June 1957 1569 M-6 Joseph Douglas, b. 24 July 1958
-408- Joseph Richard Daynes (father)
1. John Daynes B, 1770 D. 1840
!2, Thomas Daynes B. 1804, Norwich, Norfolk, Eng. M. Bridget Carter
3. John Daynes B. 1832 M. Eliza Miller
4. Joseph John Daynes B. 2 Apr. 1851, Norwich, Norfolk, Eng. M. 18 Nov. 1872, Mary Jane Sharp D. 15 Jan. 1920, Salt Lake City, Ut.
5. Joseph John Daynes, Jr. B. 7 Nov. 1873, Salt Lake City, Ut. M. 18 Dec. 1895, Winnifred Blanche Woodruff
6. Joseph Donald Daynes B. 1 Oct. 1898, Salt Lake City, Ut. M. 30 Aug. 1922, S.L.T., Radia Parkinson Larsen
7. Joseph Richard Daynes B. 22 Dec. 1923, Salt Lake City, Ut. M. 15 Sept. 1944, Yu Von Black
463. BEVERLY BLACK5 (V. LaVern Winget4, C. Alfonzo Winget3, C, Huetta Johnson2, Flora C. Gleasonl) b. 15 Aug. 1927, Salt Lake City, Ut.; m. 8 Nov. 1949, Abram Harold, son of Abram Harold and Mary Louise (Young) Lewis. He was b. 18 Oct. 1916, Salt Lake City, Ut. Beverly attended the U. of U. and worked as a steno grapher in business establishments in Salt Lake City.
Children 1st four b. Salt Lake City, Ut.
1570 F-1 Beverly Ann, b. 16 Oct. 1950; bap. 7 Dec. 1958 1571 F-2 Karen Jeanne, b. 9 Dec. 1951; bap. 2 Jan. 1960
-409- 1572 F-3 Connie Lavern, b. 4 Aug. 1953; bap. 2 Sept. 1961 1573 F-4 Mary Kay, b. 1 June 1956 1574 M-5 Robert Harold, b. 21 Mar. 1961, Ogden, Ut.
Abram Harold Lewis (father)
1. Jenkin Lewis B. Pembrokeshire, So. Wales
2. Hugh Lewis B. Pembrokeshire, So. Wales
3. William Lewis B. 1752, Pembrokeshire, So. Wales M. Mary John
4. Thomas Lewis B. 1780, Manorwen, Pembrokeshire, So. Wales M. Dec.18-, Ann Howell D. 4 Mar. 1832, So. Wales
5. William Henry Lewis B. 25 Apr. 1807, Plisco, Monsrowen, Pembrokeshire, So. Wales M. 1st, Ann Edward 2nd, Charity Arms (Everts, Prows) 1850, So. Wales. (2 ch. Lemira and Lewis, S. to mother and Joshua Everts, 31 May 1882) * 3rd, Ann Evans (or Ann Joseph}, 9 Aug. 1852, S.L.City D. 27 Sept. 1875, Salt Lake City, Ut.
6. Walter Joseph Lewis B. 25 June 1854, Salt Lake City, Ut. M. 1st, 2 Sept. 1880, S.L. City, to Emily Sandall Elsmore (Ances.) 2nd, 27 Feb. 1907, Lillian Sarah Rose. D. 13 May 1924, S.L. City, Ut.
7. Abram Harold Lewis B. 9 July 1894, Salt Lake City, Ut. M. 30 Oct. 1915, S.L. City, to Mary Louise Young D. 1 Oct. 1953, S.L. City, Ut.
-410- 8. Abram Harold Lewis B. 18 Oct. 1916, Salt Lake City, Ut. M. 8 Nov. 1949, S.L.C., Ut. to Beverly Black
465. BETTY JEAN OGDEN5 (Marguerite Winget4, C. Alfonzo Winget3, C. Huetta Johnson2, Flora C. Gleasonl) b. Rich field, Ut. 17 Feb. 1929; m. 28 July 1950, (S. 30 Nov. 1950, S.L.T.) to John Wayne, son of Thomas Joseph and Ina Louisa (Foote) Lewis. He was b. Provo, Ut. 8 Nov. 1926. Betty attended •C.S.U. and B.Y.U. and while at B.Y.U. was a bookkeeper at the Health Center. She worked with Hazel Swindle in the Sevier Co. Recorder's Office. She was a teletypist for Geneva Steel Co. at Provo. She has helped in the Cub Scouts and church auxiliaries. While living in Provo she was Supt. of the Jr. S.S. John W. accepted a 2 yr. mission call to the Louisiana Texas mission soon after marriage. He first sawhis son, Jerry, at 1 1/2 ·yrs. old.
Children
1575 M-1 Jerry Wayne, b. 23 May 1951,Richfield, Ut.;bap. 14 June 1959 1576 M-2 Lynn 0., b. 9 Oct. 1953, Provo, Ut.; bap. 28 Oct. 1961 1577 M-3 Kim 0., b. 9 May 1958, Provo, Ut. 1578 M-4 Lonny 0., b. 13 Nov. 1960, Provo, Ut.
467. REVA OGDEN5 (Marguerite Winget4, C. AlfonzoWinget3, C, Huetta Johnson2, Flora C. Gleasonl) b. 1 Sept. 1933, Richfield, Ut.; m. to Carroll Rockney, son of Andrew Guy and Aleta M. (King) Riddle. They were later S. in S.L.T. (30 Sept. 1953). He was b. 25 Aug. 1932, Marysvale, Piute, Ut. Reva grad. from Richfield H.S. and had training at the Holy Cross School of Nursing in Salt Lake City. She has taken an active part in school and church. While in H.S. she was on programs and music festivals. She helped in Pri., S.S. and M.I.A. While living in Helper she was 1st coun. in R.S. She is Pres. of the Pri. in Spring Glen, Ut. Carroll was Scout Leader while living in Manti and is now chair. of the genealogical comm.
-411- Children
1579 M-1 Larry Russell, b. 15 July 1951, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 11 Sept. 1960 1580 F-2 Jan, b. 14 Nov. 1952, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 2 Dec. 1961 1581 F-3 Jackie, b. 15 Oct. 1955, Richfield, Ut. 1582 M-4 Gary Rockney, b. 31 Jan. 1961, Mt. Pleasant, Ut.
Carroll Rockney Riddle (father)
1. Thomas (or William) Riddle M. Mary Igo
2. Isaac Riddle B. 1775, --, Va. M. Anna Griswold D. Boone Co., Ky.
3. John Riddle B. 23 Dec. 1803, Hawkins Co., Tenn. M. 22 Dec. 1822, to Elizabeth Stewart
4. Isaac Riddle B. 22 Mar. 1830, Boone Co., Ky. M. 1st, 6 Mar. 1853, Mary Ann Levi * 2nd, 19 July 1862, Mrs. Mary James (Roland) 3rd, 29 Aug. 1863, Mary Ann Eagles 4th, Carolyn Langford D. 1 Sept. 1906, Provo, Ut.
5. Thomas James Riddle B. 2 Apr. 1866, Greenville, Beaver, Ut. M. 3 Mar. 1887, Emma Matilda Peterson D. 12 Mar. 1926, Richfield, Ut.
6. Andrew Guy Riddle B. 25 Feb. 1900, Coyote (Antimony) Garfield, Ut. M. 18 Apr. 1922, Antimony, Ut. to Aleta M. King
7. Carroll Rockney Riddle B. 25 Aug. 1932, Marysvale, Piute, Ut. M. Reva Ogden
-412- 471. JOAN (JOANNE) WINGET5 (Frank J. Winget4, C. Alfonzo Winget3, C. Huetta Johnson2, Flora C. Gleasonl) b. Salt Lake City, Ut., 6 Sept. 1935; m. 4 Sept. 1959 in Salt Lake City, Ut. to Arthur Saul Dlott. He was b. Brooklyn, Kings, N. Y. 8 Apr. 1932 Arthur works for the U.S. Govt. Joan has been active in church and school.
Child
1583 M-1 Richard Samuel, b. 16 Aug. 1960, Ogden, Ut.
Arthur Saul Dlott (father)
1. Sam Dlott B. 1814, Vilna, Russia M. 1839, Vilna, Russia to Minnie Schubert D. 1915, Manhattan, N.Y.C.
2. Saul Arthur Dlott B. 1864, Postov, Russia M. 1887, Vilna, Russia to Fanny Eatrm (Ertrm) D. July 1913, Manhattan, N.Y.C.
, 3. Sam Dlott B. 15 June 1893, Vilna, Russia M. 18 Mar. 1926, Manhattan, N.Y.C. to Minnie Brier D. 1 July 1959, Liberty, N. Y.
4. Arthur Saul Dlott B. 8 Apr. 1932, Brooklyn, N. Y. M. 4 Sept. 1959, Salt Lake City, Ut. to Joan (JoAnn) Winget
478. LU JUANA WINGET5 (Heber C. Winget4, C. Alfonzo Winget3, C. Huetta Johnson2, Flora C. Gleasonl) b. Mon roe, Ut. 31 Jan. 1935; m. 6 July 1954, M. T. to Jarvis Burdette, son of Buster Jarvis and Marjorie (Larsen) Johnson. He was b. Elsinore, Ut.; 11 Oct. 1935. Lu Juana attended B.A.C., taught piano lessons, was accompanist and chorister for school and church singing groups.
-413- Children b. in Cedar City, Ut.
1584 F-1 Marianne, b. 25 Apr. 1956 1585 M-2 Mark Burdette, b. 29 Nov. 1957 1586 M-3 Merrill H., b. 17 Dec. 1959
Jarvis Burdette Johnson (father)
1. Gonne Johansen M. abt. 1768, Jerleb, Vejle, Denmark M. Maren Johansen
2. Johan Gonnefsen Chr. 20 May 1792, Denmark M. 1st, Maren Hansen 2nd, Maren Poulsen D. 23 Nov. 1871, Denmark
3. Carl Frederick Johnsen B. 3 June 1835, Fmidstrup, Den. M. Hansine Nielsen D. 12 Apr. 1905, Elsinore, Ut.
4. John Marius Johnson B. 12 Aug. 1864, Tulftrup, Aarhus, Den. M. 14 Apr. 1889, Martine Marie Anderson D. 24 Oct. 1953, Elsinore, Ut.
5. Buster Jarvis Johnson B. 2 Sept. 1913, Elsinore, Ut. * M. 1st, 8 Feb. 1935, Mary Marjorie Larsen (div.) 2nd, 28 Jan. 1946, Nola Edale Stewart
6. Jarvis Burdette Johnson B. 11 Oct. 1935, Elsinore, Ut. M. 6 July 1954, Manti T., to Lu Juana Winget
484. MYRTLE FLORENCE WILLES5 (Myrtle Winget4, Lucian Z. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 22 Jan. 1912, Monroe, Ut.; bl. 5 May 1912 by James Brown; m. Apr. 1929, to Lloyd Kyle, son of David Frank and Bessie (Dennend) Holms. He was b. 15 Apr. 1909, Visalia, Calif.
-414- Children, b. in Long Beach, L.A., Calif.
* 1587 F-1 Diana Lee, b. 14 Sept. 1930 * 1588 F-2 Marilynn Gayle, b. 17 Nov. 1932 * 1589 M-3 David Kyle, b. 20 Dec. 1936
485. LUELLA WILLES5 (Myrtle Winget4, Lucian Z, Winget3, Almeda M, Washburn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1J b. 22 Oct. 1915, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 2 Jan. 1933, Estel, son of Rulon Lott Elmore. He was b. 2 Jan. 1902, Greencastle, Ind.
Children
1590 F-1 Nola Pauline, b. 7 Dec. 1934, Hanford, Calif. d. 8 July 1938 * 1591 F-2 Donna Christine, b. 7 Aug. 1937, Artesia, Calif.
486. HAROLD EARL WILLES5 [My:rtle Winget4, Lucian Z. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 13 Sept. 1917, Marysvale, Piute, Ut.; m. 25 Nov. 193-, Las Vegas, Nev. to Edna, dau. of Theodore Edward and Lillian (Davis) Phelps. She was b. 15 Dec. 1915, Beaumont, Texas
Children
1592 M-1 Edward Lloyd, b. 11 July 1935, National City, Calif. 1593 M-2 George Dale, b. 13 Feb. 1941, Long Beach, Calif. 1594 F-3 Shirley Ann, b. 12 June 1943, Vallejo, Calif.
487. NOLA S. WILLES5 fMyrtle Winget4 , Lucian Z. Winget3, Almeda M, Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 5 Apr. 1921, Magna, Ut.: m. 5 Nov. 1938, Kenneth, son of Elmer and Martha Amelia (Morganstern) Selby. He was b. 4 Jan. 1917, Pekin, Ill.; d. 20 June 1960, Long Beach, Calif. Nola was bl. 3 July 1921.
Children, b. in Long Beach, Calif.
1595 F-1 Nancy Lee, b. 3 Feb. 1947 1596 M-2 Daniel Carl, b. 14 June 1952
-415- 490. GOLDA JOHNSON5 (Freida Winget4, Lucian Z. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 3 Aug. 1926,Monroe,Sevier, Ut.;m. 6 Feb. 1943 to Paul Garn, son of Neal and Adrean (Stewart) Julander. He was b. 14 May 1924, Sevier, Sevier, Ut.
Children, b. in Monroe, Ut.
1597 M-1 Paul Jay, b. 11 Aug. 1945 1598 F-2 Carol Adrean, b. 8 Sept. 1947 1599 M-3 Lynn Stewart, b. 23 Sept. 1951 1600 F-4 Janice, b. 15 June 1956
492. BERNICE WINGET5 [W. Leonard Winget4, Lucian Z. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora c. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 8 Jan. 1919, Monroe, Sevier, Ut,; m. Boyd Wallace, son of Lorenzo H. and Mary Grace (Casto) Curtis. He was b. 28 Nov. 1911, Salina, Sevier, Ut.
Children, all but 1st b. in Richfield, Ut.
1601 M-1 Calvin Leonard, b. 11 July 1941, Monroe, Ut. 1602 F-2 Lorna, b. 23 Feb. 1943 1603 M-3 Eugene Wallace, b. 14 Aug. 1944 1604 M-4 Douglas Jay, b. 22 Apr. 1947 1605 M-5 Allen Burke, b. 30 Jan. 1951 1606 M-6 Fay Bruce, b. 19 May 1952
493. LONO B. WINGET5 {W. Leonard Winget4, Lucian Z. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 24 July 1920, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 2 Sept. 1947, Ely, Nev. to Helen Louise, dau. of William Clark and Hazel (Hatten) Payne. She was b. 12 Oct. 1927, Fillmore, Millard, Ut.
Children, b. in Fillmore, Millard, Ut.
1607 F-1 Kay, b. 10 Jan. 1949; d. 10 Jan. 1949 1608 M-2 Dennis L., b. 7 Apr. 1950 1609 M-3 Michael, b. 10 Sept. 1955 1610 M-4 Vaun J., b. 12 May 1959
494. CLEONE WINGET5 [W. Leonard Winget4, Lucian z. Winget3, Almeda M, Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn]] b. 23 May 1924, Joseph, Sevier, -416- Ut.; m. 24 May 1941, Monroe, Ut., to William Milo, son of Charles Harvey and Barbara (Brunson) Watts. He was b. 20 Aug. 1919, Kanosh, Millard, Ut.
Children
1611 M-1 Leonard Milo, b. 6 July 1942, Monroe, Ut. 1612 M-2 Scott Harvey, b. 29 Aug. 1943, Richfield, Ut. 1613 F-3 Clella, b. 15 July 1945, Richfield, Ut. 1614 F-4 Clara, b. 22 Dec. 1949, Fillmore, Ut. 1615 M-5 Clark Henry, b. 15 Dec. 1952, Fillmore, Ut.
496. AMY ALLEEN JENSEN5 [ Amelia A. Winget4, Lucian Z. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 2 Apr. 1922, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 31 Oct. 1930, by Ordean Washburn; m. 8 June 1939, M. T., to Elvie D. son of Hans Peter and Ida (Peterson) Larsen. He was b. 11 Dec. 1917, Glenwood, Sevier, Ut. Elvie served with the U.S. Marines in World War II. Amy Alleen is a devoted L.D.S. member, loves her family and they have a busy, happy home.
Children, 1st 5 b. in Richfield, Ut.
* 1616 F-1 Mary Ellen, b. 15 Dec. 1940 1617 F-2 Shirley Ann, b. 18 Jan. 1944 1618 F-3 Patricia Lee, b. 4 Apr. 1948 1619 M-4 Harvey Kent, b. 21 Oct. 1952 1620 F-5 Debra Kaye, b. 30 Jan. 1955 1621 F...;6 Tamra Sue, b. 6 July 1957, Ogden, Weber, Ut.
497. SHIRLEY JENSEN5 {Amelia A. Winget4,Lucian Z. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 13 Apr. 1924, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 4 May 1924, by Lucian Winget; m. 24 May 1950, Mitchel Field, N.Y., to Malcolm Andrew, Jr., son of Malcolm Andrew and Carol Marie (Peterson) Bowman. He was b. 7 Mar. 1923, Boston, Mass. Malcolm Andrew Bowman is serving with the U.S. Air Force. Shirley attended Monroe and Richfield schools. She liked her teachers very much, but she said she loved her Jr. High teachers. She has loved her church and has preserved -417- a tithing receipt for forty cents signed by Bishop Enoch Larsen. When Shirley was in the third grade she was ser iously stricken, her face became paralized. She went to Ogden for special treatment. About this time loving rel atives took Shirley on a long pleasant trip to Boise, Portland and San Francisco. She always remembered how happy it all was. Her face was finally healed. She was active in the church and attended baptismal excursions to the Manti Temple. She has great faith in God and love for her fellowmen.
Children
1622 M-1 Richard Edwin, b. 20 Jan. 1952, Camp Polk, La. 1623 F-2 Susan Jeanette, b. 9 Dec. 1953, Denver, Colo. 1624 M-3 Kenneth Paul, b. 6 Nov. 1956, Homestead, Fla.
Shirley Jensen (father)
1. Ole Jensen B. 20 Apr. 1817, Rye, Denmark M. Annie Marie Rasmussen b. 28 Nov. 1819, Suiballe, Den. d. 6 Apr. 1888
2. Lars Peter Jensen B. 28 Mar. 1844, Soby, Den. M. 23 Jan. 1871, Metta Katherine Jensen, dau. of Anders Jensen and Kirstine Rasmussen. Anders was b. 21 Dec. 1803, Raadred, Den.; d. 15 Nov. 1878. Kirstine was b. 30 Oct. 1807, Moballe, Den.; d. 29 Jan. 1881. b. 23 Nov. 1848, Raadred, Den. d. 11 Apr. 1915, Richfield, Ut. D. 29 Mar. 1911, Richfield, Ut.
3, Harvey Richard Jensen B. 20 May 1894, Richfield, Ut. M. 4 Oct. 1919, Amelia Almeda Winget b. 11 Dec. 1898, Monroe, Ut. D. 9 Apr. 1952, Richfield, Ut.
4. Shirley Jensen B. 18 Apr. 1924, Monroe, Ut.
-418- M. 24 May 1950, Mitchell Field, N. Y., to Malcom A. Bowman b. 7 Mar. 1923, Boston, Mass.
498. MAYNARD WINGET JENSEN5[AmeliaA. Winget4, Lucian z. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, AbrahamD. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 12 May 1926, Salina, Sevier, Ut.; m. 2 June 1944, M. T. to Norma Dean, dau. of LaMar and Maida (Bell) Oldroyd. She was b. 29 Nov. 1926, Venice, Sevier, Ut. Maynard and Norma Dean are a charming happy couple and have a very fine family. The children love their grand parents.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
1625 M-1 Robert M., b. 10 Nov. 1946 1626 F-2 Kathy, b. 27 Aug. 1950 1627 M-3 Randy L., b. 12 Feb. 1955
500. GERALDINE Ross5 [LaPreal Winget4, Lucian z. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 17 Nov.1927,Monroe, Ut.;m. 29 Nov. 1944, San Francisco, Calif. to Boyd Covel, son of Covel John and Norma (Warren) Woody. He was b. 21 June 1926, Ogden, Weber. Ut.
Children b. in Ogden, Ut.
1628 M-1 David Ross, b. 20 Aug. 1947 1629 M-2 Douglas Boyd, b. 17 Oct. 1949 1630 F-3 Claudia, b. 18 June 1955
503. DEAN A. BAGLEY5 [Mary E. Winget4, Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 12 Feb. 1913, Greenwich, Piute, Ut.; m. 10 Nov. 1937, M.T., to Ada, dau. of Ole Vest and Alta Vella (Brown) Sorenson. She was b. 17 Dec. 1912, Koosh arem, Sevier, Ut. Dean was bap. 14 Aug. 1921.
Children, b. in Salina, Ut. 1631 F-1 Gloria, b. 10 Oct. 1938; m. in T., 4 June 1957, James C. Larsen 1632 M-2 Roger Dean, b. 4 Dec. 1940; bap. 5 June 1949 1633 M-3 Richard V., b. 11 Oct. 1943; bap. 28 Oct. 1951 1634 M-4 Bobby Rae, b. 14 Oct. 1948; bap. 14 Oct. 1956
-419- 504. LULA VENETA BAGLEY5 [Mary E. Winget4 , Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 6 Nov. 1914, Greenwich, Piute, Ut.; bap. 3 Aug. 1924; m. 14 Dec. 1938 M. T., to Reed J., son of John Henry and Margaret (Sampson) Payne. He was b. 22 Feb. 1909, Glenwood, Sevier, Ut.
Children 1635 F-1 Patsy Ann, b. 24 Dec. 1939, Salina, Ut.; bap. 7 Mar. 1948 1636 F-2 Mary Lou, b. 28 Oct. 1941, Elsinore, Ut.: m. 5 Nov. 1960, M. T. to Warren T. Harward 1637 F-3 Wanda Irene, b. 4 Jan. 1945, Glenwood, Ut.; bap. 4 Jan. 1953 1638 M-4 Reed John, b. 4 Apr. 1951, Salina, Ut.; bap. 7 June 1959 1639 M-5 Terry Kay, b. 13 Dec. 1954, Richfield, Ut. 1640 M-6 Robert B., b. 2 Nov. 1957, Richfield, Ut.
505. IONA BAGLEY5 [Mary E. Winget4, Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 30 Oct. 1916, Greenwich, Piute, Ut.; m. 4 Feb. 1942, Raymond Frank, son of Alfred A. and Lydia (Barnly) Black. He was b. 9 Aug. 1909, Beaver, Ut.
Children 1641 M-1 Owen R., b. 16 May 1945, Cedar City, Ut. 1642 M-2 Earl Bagley, b. 26 Aug. 1947, Cedar City, Ut. 1643 F-3 Frankie, b. 22 May 1956, Provo, Ut.
506. LYNN GAR BAGLEY5 [Mary E. Winget4, Cyrus A. Win get3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 10 Nov. 1918, Greenwich, Piute, Ut.; bap. 21 Aug. 1927; m. 29 June 1943, M.T., to Mary Glenona, dau. of Albert E. and Louisa Ann(Hatch) De Lange. She was b. 26 Apr. 1919, Koosharem, Sevier, Ut.
Children, 1st 4 b. in Salina, Ut. 1644 M-1 Verl L., b. 11 July 1944; bap. 3 Aug. 1952 1645 F-2 Mary Ann, b. 4 Jan. 1947;bap. 6 Feb. 1955 1646 M-3 LaRell A., b. 17 June 1951; bap. 5 July 1959 1647 F-4 Sherry Lynn, b. 20 Feb. 1954 1648 M-5 Marvin D., b. 19 Oct. 1958, Richfield, Ut.
-420- KEITH BAGLEY5 (Mary E. Winget4, Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 13 May 1921, Greenwich, Piute, Ut.; bap. 18 Aug. 1929; m. 7 July 1945, S.L. T., to Fern, dau. of Joseph Andrew and Laura (Burton) Egbert. She was b. 16 March 1920.
Children, all but 2nd b. in Ogden, Ut.
1649 F-1 Barbara, b. 29 July 1946; bap. 31 July 1954 1650 F-2 Susan, b. 13 May 1951, CampRoberts,Monterey, Calif. 1651 F-3 Patricia, b. 27 Sept. 1954 1652 F-4 Darlene, b. 4 Apr. 1958, twin 1653 M-5 David Kieth, b. 4 Apr. 1958, twin
508. ADA A LEAN BAG LEY5 [Mary E. Winget4 , Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 8 Feb. 1924, Greenwich, Piute, Ut.; bap. 14 Aug. 1932; m. 28 Dec. 1944, Rich field, Ut. (S. 4 Jan. 1946) to George Leland, son of John Lowe and Marian (Houston) Sevy, Jr. He was b. 14 Oct. 1920, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 5 Jan. 1930
Children
1654 M-1 George Leland, b. 1 Feb. 1946, Salina, Ut.; bap. 21 Mar. 1954 1655 F-2 Susan, b. 26 Dec. 1947, Salina, Ut.; d. 26 Dec. 1947 1656 M-3 Alma (Stillborn) b. 1 Feb. 1949, Provo, Ut. 1657 M-4 Elden John, b. 31 Aug. 1952, Provo, Ut. 1658 M-5 Kenneth Bagley, b. 29 Aug. 1957, Provo, Ut. 1659 M-6 David Lynn, b. 7 Nov. 1958, Panguitch, Ut.
509. ROLLAND McKAY BAGLEY5 [Mary- E. Winget4, Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 20 Mar. 1929, Green wich, Piute, Ut.; bap. 18 May 1937; m. in Salt Lake City, Ut. (S. 28 Sept. 1957) to Elsie LaVerda, dau. of Alvin Sperry and Lydia (Okerlund) Chappell. She was b. 29 Dec. 1928, Lyman, Wayne, Ut. Children, all but 2nd b. in Salina, Ut.
1660 F-1 Jessie Chappell, b. 20 June 1947; bap. 22 Sept. 1957 1661 M-2 Rolland Grant, b. 21 Sept. 1950, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 1 Nov. 1958 1662 M-3 Rex McKay, b. 5 Jan. 1954 1663 M-4 Gale Jay, b. 21 Sept. 1955 1664 M-5 Steven Scott, b. 27 Oct. 1957
510. LEOLA BAGLEY5 [Mary E. Winget4, Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 29 Mar. 1932, Greenwich, Piute, Ut.; bap. 22 Sept. 1940; m. Donald La Vark, son of George and Kath erine (-) Herzog. He was b. 3 Nov. 1930, Salt Lake City, Ut. (S. 10 Jan. 1955).
Children. b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
1665 M-1 Ross Dee, b. 29 Jan. 1955 1666 M-2 Randy Jay, b. 12 May 1956 1667 F-3 Judy Kaye, b. 9 Nov. 1958 1668 M-4 Donald Glen, b. 27 Dec. 1960
1512. KYLE W. TORGERSEN5 (Leona Winget4, Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 6 Dec. 1926,Monroe,Sevier, Ut.;m. 6 June 1947, Shirley, dau. of Joseph L. and Neva (Murphy) Kunz. She was b. in Magna, Ut.
Children, all but last b. in Salina, Ut.
1669 F-1 Shirley Ann, b. 8 Dec. 1948 1670 F-2 Bonny Kay, b. 2 Apr. 1950 1671 F-3 Kyleen, b. 16 Apr. 1951 1672 F-4 Laurie Joe, b. 21 Mar. 1953 1673 M-5 Kevin Elmer, b. 5 Nov. 1957 1674 M-6 Donover Kyle, b. 15 Apr. 1959, Gunnison, Ut.
513. LOIS L. TORG ERSEN5 [ Leona Winget4, Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 25 Jan. 1928, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.;m. Aug. 1946, Don R., son of Grant and Leona (Robinson) Brown. He was b. 1 Oct. --, Loa, Wayne, Ut.
-422- Child
1675 F-1 Sandra, b. 29 Aug. 1947, Anchorage, Alaska
514. THAD M. TORGERSEN5 [Leona Winget4, Cyrus A. Win get3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl lb. 7 Feb. 1930, Koosharem, Sevier, Ut.; m. 7 Nov. 1952, Cleola Electa, dau. of John and Irma (Johnson) Hatch.
Children
1676 F-1 Gloria Ann, b. 25 Apr. 1957, Salina, Ut. 1677 F-2 Deann Erma, b. 22 Nov. 1958, Richfield, Ut. 1678 M-3 Stanley Thad, b. 15 Jan. 1961, Payson, Ut.
515. MILEN TORGERSEN5 [Leona Winget4, Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M, Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 25 Sept. 1932, Koosharem, Sevier, Ut.; m. Velma Louise, dau. of Dale and Madge (Blackburn) Albrick. She was b. 17 Nov. 1938.
Child
1679 F-1 Debra, b. 14 Oct.1957,SaltLakeCity, Ut.
517. LOUISE TORG ERSEN5 [ Leona Winget4, Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M, Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 31 Oct. 1938, Koosharem, Sevier, Ut.; m. 18 July 1955, Bud G., sonofBenG. and Laura (Burr) Lar sen. He was b. 18 Mar. -, Salina, Sevier, Ut.
Children
1680 M-1 Michael Scott, b. 12 May 1956, Tooele, Ut. 1681 F-2 Yevonnie, b. 5 Nov. 1958, Richfield, Ut. 1682 F-3 Vennerse, b. 31 Mar. 1960, Salina, Ut.
519. MARVA WINGET5 l Lynn S. Winget4, Cyrus A. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 2 Nov. 1929,Salina,Sevier, Ut.;bap. 7 Aug. 1938; m. 8 Sept. 1948 M. T., to Van Chamberlain, son of Lucy (Chamberlain) Esplin. He was b. 8May 1922, Order ville, Kane, Ut.; bap. 6 July 1930.
-423- Children
1683 M-1 Wayne Lynn, b. 18 Apr. 1951, Salina, Ut.; bap.-2 May 1959. 1684 F-2 Karen, b. 17 Dec. 1954, Cedar City, Ut. 1685 M-3 Ronald Van, b. 15 Apr. 1960, Cedar City, Ut.
526. FERRIS SWAIN5 {ElmaMagleby4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 18Apr.1919,Monroe,Sevier, Ut.;m. 7 May 1937 in Billings, Mont. to Kenneth Laurence, son of Earl and Betsy (Beatten) Eames. He was b. 18Mar. 1918, Bismark, N. Dak.
Children, b. in Billings, Mont.
1686 M-1 Kenneth Lee, b. 12 Aug. 1938 1687 F-2 Judy Lynn, b. 16 Oct. 1941 1688 F-3 Linda Sue, b. 20 Apr. 1945 1689 M-4 Robert Douglas, b. 3 June 1947 1690 M-5 David Roger, b. 21 May 1954
527. DOUGLAS M. SWAIN5 f Elma Magleby4, Ci villa Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 5 Dec. 1921, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 16 Aug. 1946, Billings, Mont. to Jean Frances, dau. of James Fred and Florence Myrla (French) Moore. She was b. 12 May 1924, Coalville, Ut.
Children, b. in Billings, Mont.
1692 M-1 Timothy French, b. 24 Sept. 1950 1693 M-2 Thomas Michael, b. 4 July 1953 1694 M-3 Steven Douglas, b. 14 Dec. 1958
528. ROBERT TIM SWAIN5 [Elma Magleby4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 30 Sept. 1928, Salt Lake City, Ut.; m. 25 Nov. 1951, Kimball, Neb. to Dar lean J., dau. of Melvin Wesley and Alice Beel (Crom) Wilson. She was b. 5 Jan. 1933, Kimball, Neb.
-424- Children
1694 M-1 Robert Gale, b. 13 Aug. 1952, Cheyenne, Wyo. 1695 M-2 James Wilson, b. 2 June 1954, Billings, Mont. 1696 F-3 Janet Lynn, b. 1 May 1956, Billings, Mont.
529. ALMA WOODRUFF MAG LEBY5 (Alma Woodruff Magle by4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda M, Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. Gleason1) b. 28 Jan. 1920, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 31 Mar. 1928; m. 12 July 1943, M, T., to Mary dean, dau. of John Irvin and Irene Natalia (Orrock) Curtis. She was b. 20 Sept. 1918, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 23 Sept. 1926. The family lives in Liberty Park Ward, Salt Lake City, Ut.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
1697 M-1 David Blyth, b. 20 Oct. 1949; bap. 12 Sept. 1957 1698 F-2 Marlene, b. 17 July 1955
533. PEARL MAG LEBY5 [Milton A. Magleby4 , Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 31 Oct. 1917, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 23 Mar. 1926 by Brigham Jensen; m. 20 Oct. 1938 M. T. to Joseph Duane, son of Edwin LeRoy and Lucy (Alvey) Colby. He was b. 17 Apr. 1918, Vermillion, Sevier, Ut.
Children
1699 M-1 Allen Joseph, b. 30 June 1939, Salina, Ut.; d. 14 Dec. 1950 * 1700 F-2 Jeanette, b. 3 Sept. 1940, Sigurd, Ut. 1701 M-3 David Milton, b. 14 Nov. 1943, Salina, Ut. 1702 F-4 Cheri Dian, b. 14 Oct. 1945, Salina, Ut.
534. MARJORIE MAGLEBY5 (Milton A. Magleby4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda M, Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 4 Mar. 1919, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 19 Feb. 1938, Gunnison, Ut., to Dorsey May, son of John W. and Minnie (Sargent) Calaway. He was b. 12 May 1915, Marysvale, Piute, Ut. Marjorie was bl. 6 Apr. 1919 by Heber Swindle and bap. 9 Apr. 1927
-425- Children
* 1703 M-1 James Dorsey, b. 10 Aug. 1939, Monroe, Ut. 1704 F-2 Mildred Ann, b. 29 Oct. 1941, Cedar City, Ut.; m. 13 Aug. 1960, Terry C., son of Ralph C. and Grace (Mills) Nelson. He was b. 12 Feb. 1939.
535. MAURICE ALMA MAGLEBY5 (Milton A. Magleby4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 25 Aug. 1921, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 6 Nov. 1921 by his father; bap. 1 Mar. 1930 by his father; ord. D. 17 Sept. 1933 by Heber Swindle. He m. Vivienne Hinchey, who was b. 25 Jan. - , England.
Children
1705 M-1 Michael Wayne 1706 F-2 Janet Sue 1707 M-3 Steven
537. ROYAL BURNS BELL5 (Delphia E. Magleby4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 18 Mar. 1925, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 29 Nov. 1946, Las Vegas, Nev. to Barbara, dau. of John E. and Alta (Cahoon) Nielson. She was b. 6 Dec. 1926, Deseret Millard, Ut. bl. 30 Nov. 1929 in Magna, Ut. Royal Burns is a school teacher. He was a Tech Sergeant with the U.S. Forces in World War II.
Children
1708 M-1 Alma Scott, b. 18 Apr. 1948, Richfield, Ut. 1709 F-2 Leslie Dawn, b. 6 June 1951, Richfield, Ut. 1710 M-3 Royal Bruce, b. 9 May 1955, Jackson, Wyo.
538. DR. ALMA KELSCH HANSEN5 [Lorena Magleby4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 16 Jan. 1922, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 2 Feb. 1930; m. 3 Sept. 1943, S.L, T., to Pauline, dau. of Irv. C. and Ellen A. (McGavin) Halloman. She was b. 14 Dec. 1922, Boone, Boone Co., Ia. Dr. A. K. Hansen is a physician, practicing in Tucson, Ariz. He and his wife are active members of the L.D.S. church.
-426- Children
1711 M-1 Allyn Kay, b. 3 June 1945, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 16 May 1954 1712 F-2 Carol Lee, b. 14 Mar. 1949, Hamilton, Marin, Calif.; bap. 30 Mar. 1957 1713 F-3 Gloria Ellen, b. 3 Mar. 1951, Logan, Cache, Ut.; bap. 6 June 1959 1714 F-4 Peggy Sµe, b. 18 Nov. 1957, Tucson, Pima, Ariz.
539. ROBERT CARVEL HANSEN5 [ Lorena Magleby4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda Mo Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 4 May 1927,Richfield,Sevier, Ut.; m. 16 Sept. 1948, M. T. to Ann Claire, dau. of William and Chloe (Nelson) Bailey. She was b, 4Apr. 1926, Logan, Ut. Robert Carvel Hansen is a pharmacist in Cedar City, Ut.
Children,
1715 F-1 Heidi, b. 24 Sept. 1950, Salt Lake City, Ut. 1716 M-2 Robert Kelly, b. 6 May 1952, Nephi, Ut. 1717 M-3 Todd Bailey, b. 24 Sept. 1955, Cedar City, Ut. 1718 M-4 Andrew Kay, b. 11 Jan. 1960, Cedar City, Ut.
540. JOSEPH THAD MAGLEBY5 [Joseph W. Magleby4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 11 Sept. 1922, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bap. 2 Apr. 1932 by John B. Magleby; ord. D. 20 Jan. 1935 by Melbourne De Mill. He m. 18 Jan. 1942, Mildred Mae, dau. of Charles and Mary Ellen (Sorenson) Edwards. She was b. 22 Oct. 1923. Joseph Thad served with the U.S. Army Air Corp.
Children
1719 F-1 Carolyn Kay, b. 22 Oct. 1942, Lehi, Ut. 1720 F-2 JoAnn, b. 26 July 1945, Salt Lake City, Ut.
541. ALMA GAIL MAG LEBY5 [ Joseph W. Magleby4, Ci villa Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 22 July 1928, Monroe,Sevier, Ut.; m. 14 Sept. 1956 to Lita Jean, dau. of Farrell Leon
-427- and Delsa (Eskelson) Stevens. She was b. 18 May 1931, Park City, Ut. Alma Gail was bap. 4 Feb. 1939 in L.D.S, Tabernacle, by Joseph Tines; conf. 5 Feb. 1939 by Wilford W. Kirton, ord. D. 21 July 1940 by LeRoy Pay of Wells Ward; ord. T. 13 June 1943 by A. M. Spencer, Sr., Wells Ward, Granite St. Lita Jean was bap. 5 Aug. 1939. Alma Gail served in the U.S. Infantry during the Korean War.
Child
1721 M-1 Michael Von, b. 4 July 1958, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bl. 7 Dec. 1958 by Robert C. Poe, Pocatello, Ida.
542. DONALD BUD MAGLEBY5 [Joseph W. Magleby4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 29 Apr. 1931, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 23 Feb. 1950 to Patricia, dau. of Albert and Fannie (Visser) Mulder. She was b. 7 Oct. 1931, Salt Lake City, Ut.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
1722 M-1 Steven Corey, b. 20 Oct. 1950 1723 M-2 Donald Creig, b. 11 Apr. 1952
543. CAROL V. MAGLEBY5 [Joseph W. Magleby4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 23 Dec. 1934,Monroe,Sevier, Ut.; bl. 3 Mar. 1935 by John B, Magleby; bap. 30 Oct. 1943 by Robert Wayne Lambert in L.D.S. Tabernacle; conf. by Conrad M. Harmon, Granite Stake, Salt Lake City. Shem. 20 Mar. 1954, Malad, Ida. to Don LeRoy, son of Tauno Elmer and Marian (Brahman) Mattonen. He was b. 22 Mar. 1936, Salt Lake City, Ut.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
1724 M-1 Don Brain, b. 25 Jan. 1955 1725 M-2 Michael Brad, b. 7 Aug. 1961
545. HENRY SHEPHARD LEE5 (IoanMagleby4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 4 June 1931, Provo, Ut.; bl. 8 Nov. 1931 by
-428- Alma Magleby; m. 1st, 29 May 1952, Ina Cleone Prisby (div.); m. 2nd, 9 May 1959 at Afton, Wyo. to Debra, dau. of Ira and Daisy Ardella (Thompson) Davis. She was b. 6 Dec. 1935, Wheeling, Ohio Co., West Va. Henry Lee is a forest ranger in U.S. Govt. Service.
Children, b. in Elko, Nev. 1726 M-1 Arthur Henry, b. 30 Apr. 1960 1727 M-2 Richard D., b. 5 Sept. 1961, twin 1728 M-3 Jeffrey D., b. 5 Sept. 1961, twin
546. ANNABELL LEE5 fioanMagleby4,Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 10 Oct. 1932, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 31 July 1953, Salt Lake City, Ut. to Ronald Morris, son of Morris Jacob and Olena (Therning) Tullgren. He was b. 13 Apr. 1933, Salt Lake City, Ut.
Children 1729 M-1 Michael R., b. 2 Mar.1955,Honolulu,Oahu, Hawaii 1730 F-2 Shari Lee, b. 29 Apr. 1959, Salt Lake City, Ut.
547. DAVID ARTHUR LEE5 [loan Magleby4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 23 Jan. 1934, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.: m. 31 Aug. 1956, S.L.T., to Emily, dau. ofReedB. and Marjorie (White) Brian. She was b. 9 Aug. 1936, Bicknell, Ut. David Lee is a school teacher.
Child
1731 F-1 Linda, b. 25 Dec. 1958, Gunnison, Ut.
548. STEPHEN MAGLEBY LEE5 [loan Magleby4, Civilla Win get3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 9 July 1938, Monroe,Sevier, Ut.: m. 7 Dec. 1957, Salt Lake City, Ut. to Charlotte, dau. of Loen E. and Harriet Ann (Rees) Morrell. She was b. 21 Dec. 1940, Loa, Wayne, Ut.
Child
1732 M-1 Loen S., b. 27 Dec. 1960, Provo, Ut.
-429- 550. MAC NEAL MAGLEBY5 [Neal S. Magleby4, Civilla Win get3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 25 Jan. 1935, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 11 Oct. 1957, M, T. to Barbara, dau. of John Austin and Zelma (Sudweeks) Anderson. She was b. 8 May 1937, Kingston, Ut. Mac Neal is a mortician in Richfield. He served on a mission for the L.D.S. church in Calif. He and Barbara are active in the church.
Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
1733 F-1 Kisty Joyn, b. 28 Aug. 1958 1734 F-2 Lori Kay, b. 9 Apr. 1960
551. ALMA GRAY MAGLEBY5 [Neal S. Magleby4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 27 Aug. 1938, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; m. 11 Sept. 1959, S.L.T., to Gwendolyn, dau. of Vance Kermith and Allie De Lean (Anderson) Jensen. She was b. 6 July 1938, Richfield, Sevier, Ut. Alma is a mortician in Richfield. He and Gwendolyn have been active in the church and are useful and happy in the community.
Child
1735 F-1 Shelly Ann, b. 26 June 1961, Richfield, Ut.
552. MARY MAGLEBY5 [Neal S. Magleby4, Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 21 Apr. 1943, Richfield, Ut.; m. Oct. 1960, Richfield, Ut. to Ronald Nebecker. His mother was Carrie Luzon Shaw. Mary and Ronald are active in church and civic affairs.
Child
1736 M-1 Gary Ronald, b. 21 Aug. 1961, Richfield, Ut.
554. MARILYN MAGLEBY5[Ward H. Magleby4,Civilla Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 20 Apr.1939, Logan,Cache, Ut.:m. 24 June 1960, M. T., to Wallace Gerald, son of Wallace Giles and
-430- Wilma (Bearnsen) Harmer. He was b. 28 Dec. 1937, Spring ville, Ut. Marilyn is a student at B.Y.U.
Child 1737 F-1 Kellene, b. 27 Mar. 1961, Provo, Ut. 1737a F-2 Daughter, b. 25 Mar. 1963, Provo, Ut. 558. MARY MARJORIE PETERSON5 [Maggie Margie Winget4, Parley Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 15 Dec. 1929, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; m. 18 Dec. 1947, M. T. to George Luke Boyter. He was b. 25 Nov. 1927, Panguitch, Ut.
Children b. in Richfield, Ut.
1738 F-1 Judy, b. 27 Dec. 1948 1739 F-2 Carol Marie, b. 14 Dec. 1950 1740 M-3 David Jay, b. 25 Nov. 1952 1741 F-4 Mary Louise, b. 10 Oct. 1955
560. JANICE LORAINE PETERSON5 [Maggie Margie Winget4, Parley Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 24 Jan. 1936, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 31 Mar. 1936; m. 4 Sept. 1952, Richfield, Ut., to Donald Lynn, son of Guy Lynn and Louise A. (Mastro) Sutliff. He was b. 26 Sept. 1931, Walton, N.Y.
Children
1742 M-1 Barry Lynn, b. 23 Aug. 1953, Tucson, Pima, Ariz. 1743 F-2 Susan Loraine, b. 29 Mar. 1955, Richfield, Ut. 1744 M-3 Timothy John, b. 27 Dec. 1957, Tucson, Ariz.
562. ROBERT BALDWIN5 [Fontella Winget4, Parley Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 13 May 1927, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 27 Nov. 1954; m. Beverly dau. of Rulon and Esther (Stanford) Knell. She was b. 28 May 1930, Cedar City, Ut.; bl. 2 Nov. 1930; bap. Aug. 1938.
Children
1745 M-1 Robin K., b. 10 Aug. 1953, Salt Lake City, Ut. 1746 F-2 Melinda, b. 31 Aug. 1955, Las Vegas, Nev.
-431- 1747 F-3 Melissa, b. 16 May 1958, Phoenix, Ariz. 1748 F-4 Suzanne, b. 18 Mar. 1960, Phoenix, Ariz.
576. DOROTHY VONNE LARSEN5 [Mary A. Larsen4, J. Fred rick Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 23 Oct. 1929, Elsinore, Sevier, Ut.; m. 19 Jan. 1952, Boise, Ada, Ida. to William Everett, son of Everett Arnold and Rosella June (Hoffee) Moore. He was b. 30 Oct. 1931, Cathlamet, Wakiskum, Wash.
Children
1749 M-1 Steven Harold, b. 10 Mar. 1953, Mountain Home, Ida. 1750 M-2 William Everett, b. 30 June 1956, Boise, Ida. 1751 F-3 Myla Marie, b. 24 Dec. 1957, Wash. 1752 M-4 David Allen, b. 3 Oct. 1959, Monroe, Wash.
577. GENEAL JENSEN5 [Iona Winget4, J" Fredrick Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 14 July 1928, Austin, Sevier, Ut.; m. 20 Sept. 1947, Austin, Sevier, Ut. to Mark Andrew, son of Peter Andrew and Agnes (Peterson) Poulson. He was b. 19 Aug. 1920, Manti, Sanpete, Ut.
Children, last 3 b. in Cedar City, Ut.
1753 F-1 Julia Ann, b. 10 May 1948, Richfield, Ut. 1754 F-2 Pamela, b. 11 Oct. 1950 1755 F-3 Janice, b. 26 Sept. 1954 1756 M-4 Mark Andrew, b. 8 Oct. 1956
Mark Andrew Poulson (father)
1. Niels Gregersen M. Ane Marie Poulsen
2. Poul Nielsen B. 28 Sept. 1808, Lerup, Denmark M. Birthe Marie Madsen
3. Soren Christian Poulsen B. 9 Aug. 1844, Adby, Den.
-432- M. Nicoline Peterson. Her father was Peter Jensen, b. 13 July 1800, Oster, Hassing, Den. His par. were Jens Petersen and Margrete Petersen. Nicoline's mother was Andreasine Emersen, b. 14 Jan. 1804, Hammer, Den.; d. 9 Feb. 1893. Her par. were Emmer Andersen and Maren Toft. b. 24 May 1835, Oster, Hassing, Den. d. 9 Dec. 1926, Manti, Ut. D. 25 Sept. 1883, Manti, Ut.
4. Peter Andrew Poulson B. 9 Mar. 1873, Aalborg, Den. M. 31 May 1919, Agnes Peterson b. 16 Apr. 1884, Manti, Ut. D. 17 Apr. 1945, Manti, Ut.
5. Mark Andrew Poulson B. 19 Aug. 1920, Manti, Ut. M. 20 Sept. 1947, Geneal Jensen b. 14 July 1928, Austin, Ut.
Mark Andrew Peterson (mother)
1. Anders Kristensen Takkev M. Elsie Poulson
2. Peder Anderson B. 19 Nov. 1825, Stagstrup, Denmark M. Ane Andersen, dau. of Anders Pedersen Overgaard Moller and Kirstine Andersen b. 18 Nov. 1827, Horsted, Den. d. 26 Mar. 1915, Manti, Ut. D. 8 Feb. 1906, Manti, Ut.
3. Andrew Overgaard Peterson B. 13 Feb. 1852, Horsted, Den. M. Annie Christiansen. Her father was Christian Petersen, b. 22 Sept. 1820, Lindholm, Den.; d. abt. 1912. His par. were Peder Christensen and Kirsten Pedersen. Annie's mother was Margrete Jensen, b. 17 Feb. 1820, Skallerup, Den. Her par. were Jens Christen Sorensen and Ane Margrette Pedersen. b. 22 Aug. 1852, Norre, Sundby, Den. -433- d. 23 Mar. 1927, Gunnison, Ut. D. 19 Feb. 1922, Manti, Ut.
4. Agnes Peterson B. 16 Apr. 1884, Manti, Ut. M. 31 May 1919, Peter Andrew Poulson b. 9 Mar. 1873, Aalborg, Den. d. 17 Apr. 1945, Manti, Ut.
5. Mark Andrew Poulson M. Geneal Jensen
578. DAWNA VEE JENSEN5 (Iona Winget4, J. Fredrick Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 30 Mar. 1930, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 20 Jan. 1950, Austin, Ut., to Kenneth H., son of Royal and Geneve (Braithwaite) Bown. Hewasb.24Aug.1927, Manti, Sanpete, Ut.
Children, b. Mt. Pleasant, Ut.
1757 M-1 Paul K., b. 5 Sept. 1955 1758 F-2 Peggy Lee, b. 2 Dec. 1956 1759 F-3 Sandra Dee, b. 11 Nov. 1959
Kenneth H. Bown (father)
1. William Bown B. 7 Oct. 1825, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, England M. 30 Jan. 1853, Jane Ann Metcalf b. 15 Mar. 1834, Hull, Yorkshire, Eng. d. 11 Dec. 1894, Fayette, Ut. D. 10 Apr. 1901, Fayette, Ut.
2. Hyrum Bown B. 2 Feb. 1865, St. George, Ut. M. 20 July 1892, Isabella, dau. of Robert and Harriet Amelia (Bemus) Braithwaite. Robert was b. 14 Mar .1829, Kendal, Westmorland, Eng.; m. 5 Feb. 1858; d. 26 Oct. 1906, Spanish Fork, Ut. Harriet was b. 16 Sept. 1844, Louis town, Ill.; d. 10 Feb. 1929, Spanish Fork, Ut. b. 8 June 1872, Manti, Ut. d. 14 Dec. 1944, Manti, Ut. D. 27 Nov. 1936, Manti, Ut.
-434- 3. Royal Braithwaite Bown B. 16 Feb. 1896, Manti, Ut. M. 26 Mar. 1919, Mary Geneva Braithwaite b. 20 Dec. 1893, Manti, Ut.
4. Kenneth H. Bown B. 24 Aug. 1927, Manti, Ut. M. 20 Jan. 1950, Dawna Vee Jensen b. 30 Mar. 1930, Monroe, Ut.
Kenneth H. Bown (mother)
1. Rowland Braithwaite B. 11 May 1836, Kendal, Westmorland, England M. 8 July 1857, Hannah Ormandy b. 7 July 1836, Bootle, Cumberland, Eng. d. 23 Feb. 1898, Manti, Ut. D. 15 Feb. 1914, Manti, Ut.
2. James O. Braithwaite B. 26 Mar. 1872, Manti, Ut. M. 9 Aug. 1892, Mary Ann, dau. of Jens and Marian (And ersen) Hansen. Jens was b. 14 Feb. 1822, Kidsrup, Den.; m. 19 June 1847; d. 29 Nov. 1884, Manti, Ut. Marian was b. 8 June 1833, Vila, Den.; d. 28 Aug. 1883, Manti, Ut. b. 5 July 1875, Manti, Ut. d. 15 Feb. 1961, Provo, Ut. D. 4 Apr. 1937, Manti, Ut.
3. Mary Geneva Braithwaite B. 20 Dec. 1893, Manti, Ut. M. Royal Braithwaite Bown
4. Kenneth H. Bown M. Dawna Vee Jensen
579. JOSEPH B. JENSEN5 [Iona Winget4, J. FredrickWinget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 8 Mar. 1932, Austin, Sevier, Ut.; m. 30 June 1956, Las Vegas, Nev. to Nedra Lee, dau. of Neldon Vance and Leah (Miller) Forbush. She was b. 7 Jan. 1937, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.
-435- Children, b. in Richfield, Ut.
1760 F-1 Jody Lee, b. 29 June 1957 1761 F-2 Lesa Dawn, b. 25 July 1958
Nedra Lee Forbush (mother)
Her father's pedigree line is with the Alonzo Forbush family.
1. John Ludwick Miller B. 18 July 1860, Denmark M. Serena Chrstofferson b. 19 Mar. 1873, Manti, Ut. d. 4 May 1923, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bur. Richfield, Ut. D. 17 June 1933, Richfield, Ut.
2. Leah Miller B. 6 May 1904, Richfield, Ut. M. 2 July 1924, Neldon Vance Forbush b. 16 Feb. 1902, Monroe, Ut.
3. Nedra Lee Forbush B. 7 Jan. 1937, Richfield, Ut. M. 30 June 1956, Joseph B. Jensen b. 8 Mar. 1932, Austin, Sevier, Ut.
582. HAZEL DARLENE HEKI5 [Nelda Winget4, J. Fredrick Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 16 Sept. 1930, Santa Monica, Calif.; m. 21 Aug. 1948, Murray, Ut.; to John Franklin, son of William Davis and Ona (or Arra) (McClamny) Ledkins. He was b. 3 Oct. 1923, Almore, Ala.
Children, b. in Murray, Ut.
1762 M-1 Robin, b. 10 Oct. 1949 1763 M-2 Steven Eugene, b. 23 Jan. 1952 1764 M-3 Jeffery Franklin, b. 16 Aug. 1955
583. NELDA PATRICIA HEKI5 [Nelda Winget4, J. Fredrick Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora
-436- C. (Gleason) Washburn!] b. 17 May 1935, West Los Angeles, Calif.; m. 16 June 1952, Midvale, Ut. to Frank William, son of Frank William and Hattie Leah (Cook) Hewitt. He was b. 14 July 1933, Kingfisher, Okla.
Children, b. Murray, Ut.
1765 M-1 Ronald Kent, b. 24 Mar. 1956 1766 M-2 Bryon Lee, b. 25 June 1958
584. ETHEL HEKI5 [Nelda Winget4, J. Fredrick Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, AbrahamD. andFloraC. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 13 July 1937, Red Mountain, Calif.; m. 18 July 1955, Las Vegas, Nev. to James B. son of Thomas Peter and Grace (Taufer) Hansen. He was b. 15 Feb. 1932, Salt Lake City, Ut.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
1767 M-1 James Eric, b. 25 June 1956 1768 F-2 Lori Jean, b. 1 Sept. 1958 1769 M-3 Terry Lynn, b. 26 July 1959
608. CHARLES KAY ARNOLD5 ( C. Leroy Arnold4, Maud Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl J b. 18 July 1930, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 5 Sept. 1930 by Alphonzo Winget. m. Marjorie May Kennington. She was b. 21 Feb. 1936. Charles Kay served on an L.D.S. mission. He is a pharmicist. Kay was with the U.S. Army.
Children
1770 F-1 Terri Ann, b. 25 Dec. 1956 1771 F-2 Vicki Lynn, b. 7 Dec. 1957 1772 M-3 Barry Kay, b. 16 Sept. 1960
609. ALICE CHARLENE ARNOLD5 [ C. Leroy Arnold4, Maud Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 7 Nov. 1932, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 5 Feb. 1933 by John B. Magleby; m. 9 Apr. 1952, M. T., to Max F. Casperson. He was b. 9 Dec. 1932. Max served for some years in the U.S. Army.
-437- Children
1773 F-1 Saundra Kaye,,b. 8 Oct. 195- 1774 F-2 Tamara Raye, b. 4 Mar. 1955 1775 F-3 Debra Jan, b. 15 May 1957 1776 M-4 Craig Max, b. 16 Oct. 1958 1777 F-5 Karol Ann, b. 4 Mar. 1960
610. NORRIS KIMBALL ARNOLD5 [C. Leroy Arnold4, Maud Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 10 Jan. 1936, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 4 Oct. 1958, Denmark to Ragnhild Elisa Hendrik seri. Her birthday is 17th May.
Child
1778 M-1 Roy Norris, b. 23 Jan. 1960
613. EDDIE ARNOLD ISAACSON5 [Ida A. Arnold4, Maud Win get3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 30 Oct. 1929, Moroni, Sanpete, Ut.; bl. 1 Dec. 1929; bap. 27 Nov. 1937; End. 22 Mar. 1949; m. 27 Aug. 1952, S.L.T., to Donna Bernice,dau. of Harold Williams and Mary Margaret (Anderson) John son. She was b. 17 Nov. 1930, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 26 Nov. 1938; End. 13 Aug. 1952. Dr. Eddie Arnold Isaacson served on an L.D.S. mission to Finland in 1949. He is an M.D., and is living with his family in Martinez, Calif.
Children, all but 1st, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
1779 F-1 Susan, b. 5 Dec. 1953, Tacoma, Pierce, Wash.: bl. 3 Jan. 1954 by her father. 1780 M-2 Bruce Arnold, b. 24 June 1955; bl. 7 Aug. 1955 by his father. 1781 M-3 Mark Steven, b. 19 May 1957; bl. 2 June 1957, by his father. 1782 F-4 Nancy, b. 2 July 1959
614. BONNIE LEE CRANE5 [Maud L. Arnold4, Maud Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 31 Dec. 1928, Salina, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 3 Mar.
-438- 1929; bap. 16 June 1937; m. Morris Kimball, son of Henry Oluf and Arvena (Doxford) Nielson. He was b. 21 Dec. 1927, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 6May 1928;bap.16June 1937. They were S. in the T., 5 Dec.1959,andtheir children S. to them.
Children, all but last, b. in Price, Ut.
1783 M-1 Frankie Kim, b. 4 July 1951; bap. 26 July 1959 1784 M-2 Kenneth Lee, b. 7 Nov. 1953 1785 M-3 Kerry Glen, b. 4 Dec. 1957 1786 M-4 Kirk Dee, b. 16 Nov. 1958; d. 17 Nov, 1958 1787 F-5 Maud Ann, b. 18 Dec. 1961, Provo, Ut.
622. CAROL ANN CAMP BURT5 {Beth Jensen4 , Maud Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 28 Sept. 1939, Murray, Ut.;m. 6 June 1958,. Salt Lake City, Ut. to Jack Dean, son of Henry Jr. and Clara (Hutchinson) DeGoayer. He was. b. 17 June 1937.
Child
1788 F-1 Lori Ann, b. 2 June 1960
633. RULON JUNIOR WELLS5 [Carrol C. Fautin4, Printha Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn]] b. 30 Jan. 1930, Los Angeles, Calif.; m. 19 Aug. 1955, Evanston, Wyo., to Sarah Ann Louise, dau. of Clarence C. and Thelma (Davis) Larsen. She was b. 26 Nov. 1934, Provo, Ut. Rulon served in the U.S. Navy nine and one half years and in the U.S. Army, one and one half years. He was an Electronic Technician.
Children, b. in Provo, Ut.
1789 M-1 Michael Allen, b. 20 May 1956 1790 M-2 Rulon Scott, b. 22 July 1957 1791 M-3 Larry Chris, b. 29 Nov. 1959
636. GENIEL BUTLER5 [L. June Fautin4, Printha Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 16 May 1941, Provo, Ut.; m. in Orem, Ut.; (S. 20 Jan. 1961, S.L.T.) to Rulon J., son of Jonathan
-439- Sanders and Erma (Stubbs) Madsen. He was b. 15 Nov. 1940, Provo, Ut.; bl. 12 Jan. 1941.
Child
1792 M-1 Rick J., b. 24 Aug. 1959, Provo, Ut.
647. DAVID LE ROY NIELSEN5 [Erma Winget4, Claudius Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 4 Apr. 1938, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 13 Feb. 1960, Denver, Colo. to Judith Marilyn Giltner (adopted) dau. of Russell and Frances M. (Dobbs) Giltner. She was b. 17 Jan. 1942 (Records in Denver, Colo.); bap. in L.D.S. church 7 Feb. 1960, Englewood Ward, Denver Stake.
Child
1793 M-1 David Michael, b. 29 Sept. 1960, Denver, Colo.
667. KENNETH WESLEY LOUDON5 [Clarinda Black4, Parley P. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 30 Aug. 1924, Huntington Park, Los Angeles, Calif.; m. 1st, Feb. 1943, Nina May, dau. of John and Eliza Bunch. She was b. 10 Sept. 1922, Williamston, N. C. (div.). He m. 2nd, 1954, Sera M. Styles.
Children by 1st wife, b. Williamston, N. C.
1794 M-1 Kenneth Lee, b. 1 Jan. 1947 1795 F-2 Niana Katherine, b. 14 June 1951
668. MARJORIE LOUISE LOUDON5 [Clarinda Black4, Parley P. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 5 May 1931, Los Angeles, Calif.; m. George Donald, son of George Washington and Sadie (Tuttle) Bonelli. He was b. 17 Nov. 1931, Maywood, Los Angeles, Calif.
Children, b. Montebello, Los Angeles, Calif.
1796 F-1 Linda Mardene, b. 15 Aug. 1950 1797 M-2 George Donald, b. 31 July 1952
-440- 669. LOREN LEE LOUDON5 [Clarinda Black4, Parley P. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 3 Mar. 1933, Southgate, Los Angeles, Calif.; m. 8 Mar. 1952, Darlene Doris, dau. of Dan and Dorothy Meinhardt. She was b. 21 Mar. 1935, Costa Mesa, Orange, Calif.
Children, b. Costa Mesa, Orange, Calif.
1798 F-1 Patricia Jean, b. 1 Aug. 1953 1799 F-2 Sandra Laine, b. 5 May 1955
670. FLORENCE JULIA LOUDON5 [Clarinda Black4, Parley P. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 20 Aug. 1935, Bell, Los Angeles, Calif.; m. Walter Robert, son of Dan and Dorothy (Bainbridge) Sherman.
Child
1800 F-1 Clarinda Louise, b. 25 Apr. 1958, Seattle, Wash.
671. VELMA MOTES WILKINS5 [Millie Peel4, Calista Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 19 Aug. 1921, Safford, Graham, Ariz.; (S. to Mother and A. E. Wilkins) m. 1st, 18 June 1939, Tempe, Maricopa, Ariz., to Glen, son of Parley and Jennie (Hay more) Naegle. He was b. 15 Oct. 1917, Tempe, Ariz. She m. 2nd, Massimo (Mac) Ciampanella.
Children
1801 F-1 Carrol, b. 10 Mar. 1940, Mesa, Ariz. 1802 F-2 Joyce Elizabeth, b. 18 Apr. 1943, San Francisco, Calif. 1803 F-3 Kathleen Joan, b. 16 Aug. 1946, Lennox, Calif.
673. LA VAR ROBERT WILKINS5 [Millie Peel4 , Calista Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 28 Sept. 1933, Safford, Ariz.; m. 9 Apr. 1953, Mesa, Ariz. to Flora Westover.
-441- Children, last 4 b. in Mesa, Ariz.
1804 F-1 Lillian Ann. b. 1 Feb. 1954, Epwich, England; d. 9 Feb. 1954, Epwich, Eng. 1805 F-2 Sharon Lee, b. 2 June 1956 1806 F-3 Marlene, b. 4 Dec. 1957 1807 F-4 Millie Katherine, b. 21 Jan. 1959 1808 M-5 Michael La Var, b. 30 Dec. 1960
674. ALAN ROYCE WILKINS5 {Millie Peel4, Calista Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 17 Aug. 1935, Safford, Graham , Ariz.; m. 1st, 28 May i954 at Phoenix, Ariz., Wanda Lorena Barrett, later div. He. m. 2nd. 19 June, Mesa, Ariz. Mrs. Mary Ann Holt. She was the w. of Burt Dale, son of James Orlo and Fawn (Hancock) Goulding. They were m. 6 Sept. 1955. Mesa, Ariz.
Child by 1st wife
1809 F-1 Tertha Rae Wilkins, b. 16 June 1955, Mesa, Ariz.
Children of 2nd wife and Burt Dale Goulding
1810 M-1 Burt Dale Goulding, b. 31 Oct. 1957 1811 F-2 Vicki Lynn Goulding, b. 16 Jan. 1960
678. JOSEPH MARVIN TAYLOR5 finez Peel4, Calista Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and FloraC. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 8 July 1929, Safford, Graham, Ariz.; m. in Salt Lake, later 2 Apr. 1953, S. in S.L. T. to Jo Ann Wolverton, later div. She was b. 1 July 1932, Pocatello, Bannock, Ida. Her parents were Thomas Arvie and Aileen (Wheeler) Wolverton. Joseph Marvin attended B. Y. U. 3 yrs., is an E. in L.D.S. church, was 2nd Coun. in S.S. in Salt Lake City, Ut. He served 4 yrs. with U.S. Air Force.
Children
1812 F-1 Christene Ann, b. 30 Sept. 1953, Salt Lake City, Ut 1813 F-2 Kim Marie, b. 3 Dec. 1954, Provo, Ut. 1814 M-3 Joseph Russel, b. 20 Oct. 1955, Provo, Ut.
-442- 1815 F-4 Barbara Jo, b. 26 Sept. 1956, Idaho Falls, Ida. 1816 M-5 James Martin, b. 14 Apr. 1958, Mesa, Ariz.
679. RINDA AGNES TAYLOR5 [fuez Peel4, Calista Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 20 Apr. 1931, Safford, Graham, Ariz.; m. 5 Sept. 1953, Mesa Temple to John Raymond, son of John Gatery and Ada Relief (Wells) Ethington. He was b. 26 Mar. 1927. Rinda attended 1 yr. of college, has a beautiful singing voice, has served a 2yr.missioninGridley Stake, worked in R.S., is a Pri. teacher and chorister of Yuba City 2nd Ward. John served 4 yrs. in U. S. Govt. Service, filled a 2 yr. mission in Kentucky District for L.D.S. church, and is 1st Coun. of 4th Quo. of E. in Gridley Stake. He is employed by the Union Oil Co.
Children b. in Marysville, Yuba, Calif.
1817 M-1 John Raymond, b. 27 May 1954 1818 F-2 Cherrie Ann, b. 21 Nov. 1955 1819 M-3 Mark Taylor, b. 27 June 1958
680. ERNEST LAVON TAYLOR5 [mez Peel4, Calista Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 23 Jan. 1933, Safford, Graham, Ariz.; m. 21 July 1953, Logan Temple, to Charlotte, dau. of Charles Lafayette and Veda May (Nielson) Rollins. She was b. 4 Oct. 1934, Chico, Butte, Calif. Ernest is a talented musician, attended college 3 yrs., served 3 yrs. in Korea during the war, in U.S. Army. He is an E. in L.D.S. church and served 1 yr. as Ward Clerk. Ernest is a mail carrier for the U.S. Postal Service.
Children
1819a F-1 Sharon Lynn, b. 24 Mar. 1956, Provo, Ut. 1819b F-2 Cynthia Louise, b. 20 Aug. 1957, Chico, Calif. 1819c M-3 Jon Brian, b. 1 Apr. 1959, Chico, Calif. 1819d M-4 Mathew Vincent, b. 13 July 1960, Chico, Calif.
681. CLARENCE RUEBEN TAYLOR5 [mez Peel4, Calista Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 6 Apr. 1934, Safford, Graham,
-443- Ariz.; m. 7 Apr. _1955, S.L.T., to Mary Lue, dau. of WillJam Leon an~ Nettie (Theobald) Abbott. She was b. 21 Oct. 1934, Hinkley, Millard, Ut. Clarence was a track and basketball star in H.S., is a talented musician - vocal and instrumental, was a member of H.S. bands, attended Chico State College nearly 2 yrs., grad. from B.Y.U., served 3 yrs. in the Army, 1 yr. in Japan, took honors with his Airborne Paratroopers at Thailand, Africa, was a commissioned officer, 1st lieutenant. He is an E. in the church and has been serving for the year as Ward Clerk in Modesto 2nd Ward, and is 7th grade teacher in Modesto, Calif. schools.
Children
1819e M-1 Curtis Abbott, b. 19 Feb. 1956, Fuekuoka, Hakata, Japan 1819f M-2 Richard Nolan, b. 13 Dec. 1957, Provo, Ut. 1819g M-3 Scott Bradley, b. 11 May 1959, Provo, Ut. 1819h M-4 Ronald Reed, b. 17 Mar. 1960, Chico, Calif.
690. GEORGENE BRUMET5 [Clarinda A. Webb4, E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 2 July 1921, Emmett, Ida.: m. 1st, 1939, Richard, son of Herbert and Elvie (Corbin) Cole. He was b. 24 Aug. 1922, New Plymouth, Ida. She m. 2nd, Donald, son of Dward and Frances (Mcconnel) Yager. He was b. at Payette, Ida.
Children, by 1st husband, b. Ontario, Ore.
* 1819i F-1 Barbara Ann, b. 1 Oct. 1940 * 1820 F-2 Gloria, b. 11 Feb. 1942 1821 M-3 Keith, b. 3 Sept. 1943 1822 F-4 Roberta, b. 22 Oct. 1944
Children by 2nd marriage, b. Ontario, Ore.
1823 M-5 Eddie, b. 27 Nov. 1950 1824 F-6 Gloria Jean, b. 21 Feb. 1952
691. DONALD BRUMET5 [Clarinda A. Webb4, E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A, Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn:l) b. 24 Nov. 1924, Emmett, Ida.;
-444- m. 14 June 1947, LeGrand, Ore., to Juanita, dau. of Charles Harold and Edna Lucile (Gilkison) Fisher. She was b. 24 May 1929.
Children
1825 F-1 Donna, b. 8 Dec. 1949, Payette, Ida. 1826 M-2 Jerry, b. 5 June 1951, Payette, Ida. 1827 M-3 Brent, b. 12 May 1954, Moses Lake, Wash.
692. ELIZABETH BRUMET5 [ Clarinda A. Webb4 , E. Clar inda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 3 Sept. 1926, Stony Plain, Alberta, Canada; m. 1955, John, son of Peter and Sarah Maud (Kimble) Hansen who were m. 1914 at Nampa, Ida.
Children, b. Emmett, Ida.
1828 M-1 Johnnie, b. 12 Oct. 1956 1829 F-2 Sarah Ann, b. 19 Apr. 1959
693. ROBERT N, BRUMET5 [Clarinda A. Webb4 , E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 J b. 21 Sept. 1927, Emmett, Ida. m. in Japan, to Lee, dau. of Wendel Robinson and Kath leen Beatrice (Gibson} Willoughby. Kathleen was b. 15 Aug. 1899, Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Wendel R., b. 1 Nov. 1895, Washington, D.C. Lee was b. 21 Nov. 1928. Lee is a nurse, and Robert is a pilot with the Air Force. They live in Texas.
Children, b. in Valdesta, Ga.
1830 F-1 Barbara, b. 16 Sept. 1957 1831 F-2 Bonnie, b. 5 Oct. 1958 1832 M-3 Woodie, b. 3 Jan. 1960
694. JERRY BRUMET5 {Clarinda A. Webb4, E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 30 Sept. 1929, Emmett, Ida. m. Barbara, dau. of Fred and Bessie (Friendly) Lane. She was b. 1937, Henry, Neb.
-445- Child
1833 M-1 Jerry Jay Brumet (adopted Mexican boy, son of Viola Lane) b. 30 Aug. 1957
695. JAYNE BRUMET5 (Clarinda A. Webb4, E. Clarinda Black3 , Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 15 June 1934, Emmett, Ida.; m. in 1956, Vern, son of Floyd and -- (Peckl) Davis. He was b. 15 June 1933, Minnesota. Children, b. Nampa, Ida.
1834 F-1 Debra, b. 25 Aug. 1956 1835 F-2 Pamela, b. 5 Jan. 1959
696. JIM BRUMET5 [Clarinda A. Webb4 , E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 15 June 1934, Emmett, Ida.: m. in 1958, Betty, dau. of Lloyd Melton and Dorthy Lea (Bergmann) Cassidy who were m. 27 May 1935 at Seneca, Kan. Children
1836 M-1 Jimmie, b. 16 July 1959, Ontario, Ore. 1837 F-2 Dorthy Ann, b. 23 Mar. 1961, Moses Lake, Wash.
698. JAMES RONALD PINE (adopted)5 [Beulah E. Webb4, E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 30 Aug. 1940, Emmett, Ida.; m. 10 July 1960, Bonnie Rowell. She was b. 14 June 1943, Nampa, Ida.
Child
1838 F-1 Linda Darlene, b. 1 July 1961, Nampa, Ida.
700. PHILLIP JOHN GARDENER5 [ Lula L. Webb4, Etta Clar inda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 13 Sept. 1935, Emmett, Ida.; m. 19 July 1955, Nellie Koopman, who was b. 1 July 1936.
Children, b. in Ontario, Ore.
1839 M-1 Gregory, b. 29 June 1958 1840 M-2 Kirt, b. 24 Sept. 1960 -446- 701. CHARLENE GARDENER5 [Lula L. Webb4, E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 4 July 1939, Emmett, Gem, Ida.; m. June 1958, Tim Nettletan, who was b. 13 May 1939, Nampa, Ida.
Child
1841 M-1 Randall James, b. 16 Oct. 1960, Nampa, Ida.
702. JACK TUILIGAR5 [Vera E. Webb4, E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 21 Sept. 1925, Emmett, Ida.; m. 28 Feb. 1948, Mardean Davis. She was b. 2 Sept. 1924. Jack is a man of fine principles. He is an E. and active in the L.D.S. church.
Children b. in Boise, Ida.
1842 F-1 Elaine, b. 28 Nov. 1948 1843 M-2 Robert, b. 15 June 1950 1844 F-3 Cindy Lu, b. 18 Aug. 1952 1845 F-4 Nanette, b. 18 Nov. 1957
703. JANE SANGER5 [ Vera E. Webb4, E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 1 Jan. 1930, Emmett, Ida. m. 1949 to Donald Nicholson, who was b. 13 Aug. 1929.
Children
1846 M-1 Mark, b. 26 July 1950, Boise, Ida. 1847 M-2 Scott, b. 2 Apr. 1953, Tacoma, Wash. 1848 M-3 Tony, b. 4 Mar. 1957, Tacoma, Wash. 1849 F-4 Dona, b. 22 Feb.1959,OregonCity,Ore. 707. VERL WEBB5 (Willis A. Webb4, E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and FloraC. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 13 Feb. 1929, Emmett, Ida.; m. June Bowman.
Children
1850 F-1 Jennifer, b. 5 Oct. 1954, Portland, Ore. 1851 2 Child, b. 1956
-447- 708. BETTY LUE WEBB5 {Willis A. Webb4, Etta Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 23 Apr. 1935, Rupert, Ida.; m. 21 Mar. 1953, Wayne Brown.
Children, b. in Nampa, Ida.
1852 F-1 Mary,b.17Dec.1953 1853 M-2 Gary, b. 24 Aug. 1955 1854 M-3 Billie, b. 24 May 1957
709. HAROLD ("HAL") BASTEDER5 (Mildred C. Webb4, E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 20 May 1935, Sac ramento, Calif.; m. Kathy McGee.
Children,
1855 M-1 Steven, b. in 1957 1856 M-2 Mark, b. in 1959 1857 M-3 Michael, b. in 1961
717. FERN BLACK5 [Roy E. Black4 , Edward W. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 13 July 1939, Geronimo, Graham, Ariz.; m. Dan Jordan.
Child
1858 F-1 Jeanie, b. 8 Sept. 1960, Safford, Graham, Ariz.
719. BONNIE BLACK5 (Earl W. Black4, Edward W. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 8 Oct. 1933, Geronimo, Graham, Ariz.; m. 3 Apr. 1952, S.L. T., to Zane Franklin, son of Arthur and Amy Valine (Butler) Lee. He was b. 29 July 1931, Ashurst, Graham, Ariz.
Children
1859 F-1 Donna, b. 22 Apr. 1953 1860 F-2 Janet, b. 29 Oct. 1954 1861 F-3 Karen, b. 4 Feb. 1956
-448- 720. GERALD EARL BLACK5 [Earl W. Black4, Edward W. Black3 , Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 22 Dec. 1937, Geronimo, Ariz.; m. 4 May 1956, Lordsburg, N. Mex., to Mary Ida, dau. of Henry F. and Larain Larrina May (Thur man) Hatter.
Children, b. in Safford, Graham, Ariz.
1862 F-1 Tammy, b. 24 June 1958 1863 F-2 Gail, b. May 1960
722. LEWIS EDWARD BLACK5 [Lewis R. Black4, Edward W. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 9 Dec. 1933, Geronimo, Graham, Ariz.; m. 30 June 1952, Mesa T., to Velda Fay, dau. of Jess and Josephine (Cluff) Carter. She was b. 2 May 1932. Lewis Black is an Arizona Highway Patrol member, living and working out of Florence, Ariz. His wife is a talented singer.
Child
1864 F-1 Kathleen, b. 5 Oct. 1954, Safford, Ariz.
724. SHERILL BLACK5 [Lewis R. Black4, Edward W. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 7 May 1939, Fort Thomas, Graham, Ariz.; m. 29 Mar. 1955, Melvin Miles, son of Miles Cleveland and Lonnie Mae (Gipson) Herbert. He was b. 28 Jan. 1938. Melvin and Sherill are farmers in Fort Thomas, Ariz.
Children, b. in Safford, Graham, Ariz.
1865 M-1 Anthony Wayne, b. 29 Mar. 1956 1866 M-2 David Ellis, b. 28 Aug. 1957 1867 M-3 Michael Kay, b. 25 Nov. 1958 1868 F-4 Dianne, b. 1959
729. IDIS EDWARD (EDDIE) MARONEY5 [FernBlack4, Edward W. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 10 Feb. 1934, Geronimo, Graham, Ariz.; m. 28 May 1953, Mesa T., to Carol Joanne, dau. of Tony Ernest and Lola Bell (Johnson) Lake. She
-449- was b. 26 Mar. 1933, Phoenix, Ariz. Eddie and Joanne live in Safford, Ariz. Eddie is Assistant Manager of the First National Bank there.
Children, 1st 3 b. in Phoenix, Maricopa, Ariz.
1869 F-1 Connie Lynn, b. 9 Apr. 1954 1870 F-2 Susan Diann, b. 27 Feb. 1956 1871 M-3 Randall Edward, b. 11 Mar. 1958 1872 M-4 Ronald Wayne, b. 12 Jan. 1960, Safford, Ariz.
734. PEARL CURTIS5 ( Genevie Black4, Edward W. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 23 Sept. 1937, San Fernando, Calif.; m. 9 Sept. 1959, Fort Thomas, Ariz. to Thomas Frederic, son of Raymond Smith and Hilda Isabella (Nyman) Hitchcock. Tom and Pearl live in Plattsburg, N. Y. He is a career man with the U.S. Air Force. Pearl taught school before her marriage.
Children, b. in Plattsburgh, N.Y.
1873 F-1 Yvonnie, b. 9 Oct. 1960 1874 F-2 Marie, b. 6 Dec. 1961
Thomas Frederic Hitchcock (father)
1. Levi Hitchcock B. 28 Feb. 1833, Johnsburg, Warren, N.Y. M. Mary Jane Davis D. 6 Feb. 1907 2. Albert Smith Hitchcock B. 21 Sept. 1874, Johnsburg, Warren, N.Y. M. 8 June 1895, Mary Ellen, dau. of Albro Llewellyn and Ellen (McLear) Bell. Albro was b. 20 Oct. 1847, East Haddam, Conn.; he d. 21 Dec. 1921, East Hampton, Conn. Ellen was b. 13 July 1847, Brooklyn, N.J.; d. 10 Apr. 1910, East Hampton, Conn. b. 22 May 1877 d. 13 Mar. 1950, East Hampton, Conn. D. 3 Nov. 1926, Norwich, Conn. 3. Raymond Smith Hitchcock B. 25 Sept. 1904, East Hampton, Middlesex, Conn.
-450- M. 27 Feb. 1929, Hilda Isabella Nyman b. 8 Apr. 1897, Haddam Neck, Middlesex, Conn.
4. Thomas Frederic Hitchcock B. 13 June 1933, Middletown, Middlesex, Conn. M. 9 Sept. 1959, Pearl Curtis
Thomas Frederic Hitchcock (mother) l. Swen Yonson
2. Yons Swenson D. 19 July 1919
3. Nils Petter Nyman (Yonsen) B. 16 Dec. 1845, Elfabarglan, Sweden M. 27 Oct. 1876, Johanna Maria Samuelsdotter, dau. of Anders Samuelson and Magdalena Abrahamsdotter. Anders was b. 1819, Areberg Frolunda pair, Sweden; d. 5 Feb. 1893 Alfault, Sweden. Magalena was b. 1821, Stenbrohult, Sweden; d. 1889, Alfault, Sweden. b. 23 Aug. 1856, Ambjarnarp, Sweden; d. 3 Feb. 1930, Haddam Neck, Conn. D. 27 Jan. 1925, Haddam, Conn.
4. Hilda Isabella Nyman B. 8 Apr. 1897, Haddam Neck, Middlesex, Conn. M. 27 Feb. 1929, Raymond Smith Hitchcock b. 25 Sept. 1904, East Hampton, Middlesex, Conn.
5. Thomas Frederic Hitchcock M. Pearl Curtis
743, MELVIN CLYDE NORTON5 [Nettie M. Mullenaux4, Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 21 Dec. 1923. He m. 1st, Alliene Kneeshaw, div.; m. 2nd, in 1949, Charlotte, dau. of William J. and Alice (Caswell) Edge worth. She was b. 11 Sept. 1932, Lordsburg, N. Mex.
Children, b. in Los Angeles, Calif.
1874a M-1 Rickey J., b. 25 Mar. 1950 1874b M-2 Randy Lee, b. 20 Aug. 1951 -451- 744. DELBERT HOLLIS NORTON5 [NettieM. Mullenaux4, Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 9 Nov. 1926, m. 26 Aug. 1945, Pauline Mary, dau. of Raymond and Eunice B. (Jones) Pelazini. She was b. 16 June 1927, Las Vegas, Nev.
Children, b. in Brea, Calif.
1874c F-1 Debra Pauline, b. 26 Aug. 1949 1874d M-2 Michael John, b. 11 May 1956; d. 12 May 1956 1874e F-3 Marie Renee, b. 19 Sept. - , twin 1874f F-4 Holly Marie, b. 19 Sept. - , twin
745. EDDIE LEE NORTON5 (Nettie M. Mullenaux4, Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl J b. 27 Nov. 1931, Monterey Park, Calif.; m. 5 May 1951, Lorraine Fay, dau. of Bernard L. and Ester Mamie (Gibson) Hutchins. She was b. 6 Mar. 1932.
Children, b. in Los Angeles, Calif.
1874g M-1 Scott Wayne, b. 20 Aug. 1874h F-2 Denise Lorraine, b. 31 Oct.
746. BETTY JEAN SULLIVAN5 [Velma J. Mullenaux4, Lula L. Black3, Louisa A, Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 5 Nov. 1924, Monterey Park, Calif.; m. 1st, 5 Sept. 1943 to Maurice Vinton, son of Herbert and Hattie (Lewis) Allen. He was b. 6 Oct. 1922. She m. 2nd, Walter Rich.
Child
1875 F-1 Mickey Jo, b. 2 Mar. 1947, Los Angeles, Calif.
747. MICHAEL JOHN SULLIVAN5 [Velma I, Mullenaux4, Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnll b. 23 Apr. 1926, Glendale, Los Angeles, Calif.; m. 3 July 1954, Marilyn Alyce Kempton.
Children
1876 F-1 Kathryn, b. 19 Mar. 1956, Los Angeles, Calif. 1877 M-2 Michael John, Jr., b. 1958
-452- 1748. DELORES MAURINE SULLIVAN5 [Velma I. Mullenaux4, Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 29 Feb. 1928,Glendale, Los Angeles, Calif.; m. 31 Dec. 1949, Daniel Joseph, Jr., son of Daniel Joseph and Mary Margaret (O'Conner) Maloney. He was b. 24 July 1926.
Children
1878 F-1 Shelia Ann, b. 2 June 1953 1879 M-2 John Patrick, b. 27 Oct. 1958 1880 M-3 Daniel Joseph, b.
749. GAYLE DAWN MULLENAUX5 [ Lloyd E. Mullenaux4, Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 17 Mar. 1933; m. 21 May 1951, to Hugh, son of Hugh Houston and Kathline Dorothy (Kleine) Laing. He was b. 24 May 1932.
Children
1881 M-1 Stephen, b. 5 Apr. 1952, Los Angeles, Calif. 1882 F-2 Kathline, b. 14 May 1953 1883 F-3 Faith, b. 20 Apr. 1957, Covina, Calif.; d. 21 Apr. 1957 1884 F-4 Lisa,
750. GARY EUGENE MULLENAUX5 [ Lloyd E. Mullenaux4, Lula L. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 16 June 1936, Cedar City, Iron, Ut.; m. 19 May 1956 to Peggy Jane, dau. of Marvin and Edna Alma (Lindsay) Winters. She was b. 2 Nov. 1937, Lindsay, Garvin, Okla.
Children
1885 F-1 Manette, b. 9 May 1957, Ft. Mammoth, Mam moth, N. J. 1886 F-2 Yvette, b. 20 Aug. 1959
763. LARRY K. TALLEY5 [Corbett Talley4, Ella C. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and FloraC. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 20 Apr. 1932, Thatcher, Graham, Ariz.; m. 30 June 1953, to Barbara Ann, dau. of Stanley K. and
-453- Zilpha Sophronia (Palmer) Larsen. She was b. 26 Mar. 1937, Thatcher, Graham, Ariz. Children, b. in Safford, Graham, Ariz.
1887 F-1 K Deniece, b. 4 June 1955 1888 F-2 Jenny Kay, b. 5 June 1956
764. ERMA DARLENE TALLEY5 [Corbett Talley4, Ella C. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Washburnl J b. 30 Oct. 1934, Thatcher, Graham, Ariz.; m. 18 Jan. 1953, to Walter Virgil, son of Walter Jackson and Jessie Elizabeth (Bibb) White. He was b. 27 June 1927, Maryneal, Texas.
Children b. in Safford, Graham, Ariz.
1889 F-1 Jacelyn, b. 24 Apr. 1954 1890 F-2 Crystal, b. 24 Dec. 1956
766. MARVA LYNN ADAMS5 [Ethel J. Talley4 , EllaC. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 16 June 1935, Puma, Graham, Ariz.;m. 22 Dec. 1951, Gordon Keith, son of Sam and Minnie (Carnes) Jensen. He was b. 16 Dec. 1931, Safford, Graham, Ariz.
Children
1891 M-1 Russel Gordon, b. 3 Feb. 1953, San Diego, Calif. 1892 M-2 Don Carlos, b. 20 July 1956, Phoenix, Ariz. 778. BELVA LOUISE SMITH5 [Dorothy Biorn Black4, Junius E. Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl J b. 19 Apr. 1933; m. Fred L. II, son of Fred L. and Mildred (Mulligan) Sorrels. Fred's 3rd gr. gr. par. were the 1st couple m. in Phoenix, Ariz. Fred L.II, was b. 8 May 1929, Tuscon, Ariz.
Children
1893 M-1 Fred L. III, b. 19 Apr. 1952, Escondido, San Diego, Calif. 1894 M-2 Francis Mitchel, b. 18 June 1957, Hawaii
783. RONELDA MARIE ROBINSON5 [Roland W. Robinson4, A. Clarinda Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora
-454- C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 10 Sept. 1913, Elsinore, Sevier, Ut.; bl. 7 Dec. 1913, Elsinore, Ut.; m. 1930, Junction, Ut., to Floyd Edgar, son of Edgar and Celie Riddle. He was b. 25 Dec. 19--, Escalante, Ut. Ronelda d. 17 Sept. 1947, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.
Children
1895 M-1 Floyd La Varro, b. 25Apr.1931, Escalante,Gar field, Ut. He enlisted in U.S.A. F. and was stationed in Alabama, where he married. Three children were born, one died. He is still in the U.S.A. F. 1896 M-2 Eugene, d. when one week old, at Richfield, Ut. 1897 F-3 Gloria, d. at 10 days old, at Richfield, Ut. 1898 F-4 Dianna Luella, b. 29 May 1958, Richfield, Ut.; m. in Las Vegas, Nev. , to C lee, son of Roy Barney of Monroe, Ut. He is in the U.S.A.F. in Texas. They have 2 daughters - Cathy and Denise. 1899 F-5 Marie Lana, b. 17 Sept. 1941, Escalante, Ut.; m. in Richfield, Ut. to Bruce Crane. They have 2 children - Mitchel and Lisa. 1900 M-6 Roland Kirk, b. 27 June 1944, Richfield, Ut. 1901 F-7 Ronelda Alean, b. 16 Sept. 1947, Richfield, Ut.
784. RALPH VERNON ROBINSONS [Roland Walter Robinson4, A. Clarinda Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 30 Jan. 1917, Van couver, Wash.; m. 4 Aug. 1939, Mary Phyllis Hadley. Ralph is a diesel mechanic.
Children
1902 M-1 David James, b. 8 July 1940 1903 F-2 Nancy Kay, b. 8 July 1944 1904 F-3 Judith Ann, b. 23 May 1948 1905 M-4 Mikel, b. 12 June 1949
785. STANLEY ROLAND ROBINSON5 [Roland Walter Robin son4, A. Clarinda Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 8 June 1920, Holridge, Neb.; m. 10 Mar. 1939, Marcella Heath. Stanley is a diesel mechanic. He with his family is in Chile, S. A.
-455- Children,
* 1906 M-1 Roland Earl, b. 12 Mar. 1940 1907 F-2 Nancy Kay, b. 24 Dec. 1944 1908 F-3 Janice Erlene, b. 28 Aug. 1946
786. DARRELL WASHBURN ROBINSON5 [Roland Walter Robin son4, A. Clarinda Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 28 Jan. 1925, Portland, Ore.; m. 22 Sept. 1946, Betty Lou Wright. Darrell is in business for himself, in Rapid City, S. Dak.
Children
1909 M-1 James Wright, b. 14 Feb. 1949 1910 M-2 Gary, b. 4 June 1953 1911 M-3 Stuart, b. 10 Nov. 1959
787. BEVERLY JEAN ROBINSON5 [Roland Walter Robinson4, A. Clarinda Washburn3, Hyrum s.2,AbrahamD.andFlora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 16 July 1930, Portland, Ore.; m. 5 Feb. 1946, Raymond J. San Pedro.
Children
1912 M-1 Dennis, b. 2 Nov. 1947 1913 M-2 Craig Eric, b. 25 Jan. 1951 1914 M-3 Randall Ray, b. 4 Sept. 1955
789. BETTY JANE ROBINSON5 [Walter Fay Robinson4, A. Clarinda Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 28 Feb. 1924, Portland, Ore.; m. 21 Nov. 1942, to Timothy Anthony Vedder.
Children
1915 F-1 Camelia Jean, b. 3 Jan. 1945, Ferdinand, Ida. 1916 F-2 Margaret Ann, b. 1 Sept. 1948, Lewiston, Ida. 1917 M-3 Timothy Anthony, Jr., b. 5 May 1950, Lewiston, Ida. 1918 F-4 Mary Michelle, b. 1 Sept. 1954, Lewiston, Ida. 1919 F-5 Tracy Ann, b. 25 July 1957, Lewiston, Ida. -456- 793. KAY MARIE ROBINSON5 {Walter Fay Robinson4, A. Clar inda Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 20 Oct. 1937, Blackfoot, Ida.; m. 21 Nov. 1952, to Harold Dale Haight.
Children b. at Cottonwood, Ida.
1920 M-1 Russel Dale, b. 3 May 1953 1921 F-2 Susan Kay, b. 13 May 1954 1922 M-3 John Wesley, b. 28 Aug. 1958
798. BEATRICE BERTHA ROBINSON5 [Lloyd Robinson4, A. Clarinda Washburn3, H rum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn 17J b. 31 Mar. 1921, Monroe, Ut.; m. 21 Apr. 1940 to William Douglas Lohr.
Children
1923 M-1 Douglas Darnell, b. 25 Sept. 1941 1924 F-2 Jeanne Adelle, b. 28 Jan. 1944 1925 M-3 Gary Allen, b. 11 Apr. 1946 I l I 799. LEE EMMETT ROBINSON5 Lloyd Robinson4, A. Clar inda Washburn3, Hyrum S.~, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl b. 27 July 1922, Portland, Ore.; m. 1 Aug. 1942, Ethel E. Hallman.
Children,
1926 F-1 Jill Marie, b. 8 Jan. 1946 1927 M-2 Thomas Robert, b. 25 July 1949 1928 M-3 Gerald Allen, b. 19 May 1953 1929 M-4 Ricky, b. 12 Mar. 1957
800. MARGARET AMELIA' ROBINSON5 (Lloyd Robinson4, A. Clarinda Washburn3, Hyrum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 14 Dec. 1927, Frances, Wash.; m. 13 Dec. 1947, Edward Joseph Guntrum.
Children
1930 F-1 Deborah Dean, b. 16 Sept. 1948 1931 M-2 Edward Allen, b. 26 Jan. 1952
-457- 802. UTAHNA TANNER5 [Hyrum E. Tanner4, Ida G. Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 18 Nov. 1916, Richfield, Ut., bap. 5 July 1925; m. 3 Feb. 1944, Leonard Henry Bunten. He was b. 15 Apr. 1914, Arlington, Wash.
Children
1932 M-1 Larry Edward, b. 4 Nov. 1945, Gresham, Ore. 1933 F-2 Leah May, b. 19 June 1947, Pendleton, Ore. 1934 M-3 Hyrum William, b. 1 Nov. 1954 1935 F-4 Joan Marie, b. 8 July 1957
803. GERALDINE T ANNER5 [Hyrum E. Tanner4, Ida G. Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 26 June 1918, Delta, Ut.; bap. 5 Aug. 1928; m. 17 Apr. 1937, Fay Leroy Mecham. She d. 3 Sept. 1962, Portland, Ore.
Children
1936 F-1 Linda Lorean, b. 26 Mar. 1939 1937 M-2 Arnold Leroy, b. 8 May 1940 1938 M-3 Von Lee, b. 27 Dec. 1943 1939 F-4 Myrna Fay, b. 31 May 1951
805. PALOMA TANNER5 [Hyrum E. Tanner4, Ida G. Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 26 Apr. 1922, Delta, Millard, Ut.; bap. 2 June 1934; m. Frank Chasin Hughes.
Children
1940 M-1 Del Ray, b. 27 July 1939 1941 M-2 Arthur Don, b. 22 July 1942 t 1942 F-3 Barbara Joe, b. 14 Mar. 1945 1943 M-4 Carl Lee, b. 8 July 1947
806. GENEVA TANNER5 (Hyrum E. Tanner4, Ida G. Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl J b. 30 May 1923, Delta, Ut.; bap. 2 June 1934; m. 1st, 7 Feb. 1938, Harry James Hardinger (div.); m. 2nd, 10 Feb. 1945, Leo Audrey Stafford; m. 3rd, 12 Apr. 1956, Newton D. Brown.
-458- Children, by 1st husband
1944 F-1 Shirlene, b. 5 Apr. 1939; d. 10 Apr. 1940 1945 M-2 Clair James, b. 10 May 1941; d. 12 Oct. 1943
807. EDWARD H. TANNER5 (Hyrum E. Tanner4, Ida G. Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Washburn!], b. 2 Feb. 1925, Loa, Wayne, Ut.: bap. 2 June 1934; m. 6 Sept. 1946, Mildred Arlene Allen.
Children
1946 F-1 Ethel Arlene, b. 24 July 1947 1947 M-2 Elvin Lynn, b. 18 Aug. 1951 1948 F-3 Nea Jean, b. 2 Mar. 1953 1949 M-4 Robin Edward, b. 16 Oct. 1954 1950 F-5 Terrie Lee, b. 28 Mar. 1958
808. MORLAN H. TANNER5 [Hyrum E. Tanner4, Ida G. Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 24 Apr. 1926, Fremont, Wayne, Ut.: bap. 2 June 1934; m. 1st, 29 Aug. 1946 (div.) m. 2nd 29 Sept. 1950, June Marie Etcheto.
Children
1951 M-1 Bruce M., b. 13 July 1951 1952 M-2 Douglas H., b. 18 Jan. 1954; bap. 2 June 1962 1953 M-3 Troy James, b. 24 Nov. 1961
809. CRAIG W, TANNER5 [Hyrum E. Tanner4, Ida G. Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn!] b. 30 Aug. 1930, Duchesne, Ut.; m. 1st, 14 Jan. 1955 to Carma Joy Stewart (div.) m. 2nd, 5 Jan. 1957 (S. 14 Dec. 1958) to Veola Stevens.
Children by 2nd wife, b. in Delta, Ut.
1954 F-1 Lorie, b. 16 Sept. 1957 1955 F-2 Judy, b. 11 Jan. 1959 1956 F-3 Cindy, b. 28 July 1960
814. CARRIE TAYLOR5 [Caroline P. Tanner4 , Ida G. Wash burn3, Hyrum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 10 Aug. 1922, Delta, Millard, Ut.: m.
-459- Bridgeland, Ut., 15 Oct. 1938, S. 3 Aug. 1940, to Harry Alma, son of Alma and Jennie Myrtle (Ide) Thayne. He was b. 24 Apr. 1919, Mt. Home, Duchesne, Ut. Harry Taylor Thayne a son, filled ail L.D.S. mission to the Central Atlantic States.
Children
1957 M-1 Harry Taylor, b. 16 Jan. 1940, Duchesne, Ut. 1958 F-2 Carrie Kathlyn, b. 9 Apr. 1941, Salt Lake City, Ut. 1959 F-3 Shelia, b. 14 Apr. 1943, Roosevelt, Ut. 1960 M-4 Guy Ryan, b. 3 Oct. 1944, Roosevelt, Ut. 1961 F-5 Gwendolyn, b. 3 Oct. 1947, Roosevelt, Ut.; d. 16 Oct. 1956 1962 F-6 Linda Gayle, b. 2 Dec. 1950, Roosevelt, Ut. 1963 F-7 Diane, b. 10 Sept. 1953, Roosevelt, Ut. 1964 F-8 Ellen Jane, b. 15 Jan. 1955, Duchesne·, Ut. 1965 M-9 Johnny Alma, b. 29 June 1956, Duchesne, Ut. 1966 M-10 James Kirk, b. 12 Aug. 1959, Craig, Moffat, Colo.
815, MERRIL J. TAYLOR5 ~Caroline P. Tanner4,IdaG. Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 15 Sept. 1924, Hinkley, Millard, Ut.; bap. 5 Aug. 1933; m. 18 Jan. 1946, Sarah Anabell, dau. of Alma and Jennie Myrtle (Ide) Thayn. She was b. 19 Sept. 1927, Mt. Home, Ut. He d. 29 June 1962, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bur. Talmage Cemetery.
Children b. in Roosevelt, Duchesne, Ut.
1967 M-1 Lyman, b. 15 Feb. 1947 1968 M-2 Larry Merril, b. 13 May 1948 1969 M-3 Lynn Dell, b. 28 July 1950 1970 M-4 Sheldon Lee, b. 25 June 1953 1971 M-5 Jack D., b. 30 Jan. 1959
817. NELDON J. TAYLOR5 [Caroline P. Tanner4 , IdaG. Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 23 Mar. 1929, Duchesne, Duchesne, Ut.;m. Arlene Lisonbee. (later S. in S.L. Temple 9 Oct. 1951; S. to P. 31 May 1957) Arlene is the dau. of Roy Ray and Bernice Mable (Jacksun) Lisonbee. She was b. 27 July 1930, Salt Lake City, Ut.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
-460- 1972 M-1 Ronald Lynn, b. 29 May 1952 1973 F-2 Shirley Joe, b. 15 Dec. 1953 1974 F-3 Pamela Deane, b. 23 Mar. 1957 1975 F-4 Marilyn Beth, b. 19 July 1959
818. SHELBY D. TAYLOR5 [ Caroline P. Tanner4, Ida G. Washburn 3, Hyrum S. 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 6 June 1930, Duchesne, Ut.; bap. 7 Aug. 1938; m. 28 Aug. 1951, Salt Lake City, Ut. to Lucy Maurine, dau. of Howard R. and Evelyn L. (Hitchcock) Rowley. She was b. 23 Feb. 1935, Mt. Home, Duchesne, Ut.
Children
1976 F-1 Ione Maurine, b. 8 Dec. 1952, Craig, Colo. 1977 M-2 Howard Douglas, b. 2 July 1954, Salt Lake City, Ut. 1978 M-3 Donald J., b. 15 Apr. 1957, Salt Lake City, Ut. 1979 F-4 Carol Jean, b. 2 July 1959, Salt Lake City, Ut.
819. PRESTON MORONI TAYLOR5 {Caroline P. Tanner4, Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s. 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 14 Jan. 1933, Duchesne, Duch esne Co., Ut.; m. 1 Feb. 1956, Echo, Ut.; to Verda Ann, dau. of Anson Buck and Leona May (Workman) Bentley. She was b. 18 Mar. 1935, Green River, Wyo. bl. 18 Apr. 1941, Mt. View, Wyo. He was S. to P. 12 Feb. 1958. They were S. in the Logan Temple, Feb. 12, 1957. Preston is a service station attendant. He is an Elder in the L. D.S. church.
Children, b. in Evanston, Uinta, Wyo.
1980 M-1 Preston Michael, b. 30 Oct. 1956 1981 F-2 Carol Ann, b. 27 Jan. 1958
820. COLEENE V. TAYLOR5 [Caroline P. Tanner4, Ida G. Washburn 3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1J b. 1 Apr. 1934, Bridgeland, Duchesne Co., Ut.; m. 25 Mar. 1952, Duchesne, Ut.; (S. 20 Nov. 1952) to Mel wood, son of Joseph Jr. and Julia Elizabeth (Zuefelt) Wall. He was b. 4 Nov. 1916, Millbourne, Wyo. Melwood is an Elder in the L.D.S. church. His occupation is cheesemaker, a work he has been engaged in for the past six years.
-461- Children
1982 F-1 Emily, b. 19 Jan. 1953, Roosevelt, Ut. 1983 M-2 John M., b. 11 July 1954, Evanston, Wyo. 1984 M-3 Byron Lee, b. 21 Nov. 1955, L.D.S. Hosp., Salt Lake City, Ut. 1985 F-4 Ruby Marie, b. 17 Dec. 1957, Roosevelt, Ut. 1986 M-5 Joseph Dee, b. 6 June 1959, Roosevelt, Ut.
821. ALLIE CODELLE TAYLOR5 [Caroline P. Tanner4, Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 19 June 1935, Bridgeland, Duchesne Co., Ut.; m. 29 Jan. 1952, Manti Temple, to Steve Burton, son of John William and Minnie (Hall) Brown. He was b. 25 May 1931, Huntington, Emery Co., Ut. Steve Burton Brown served 4 yrs. in U.S. Navy, Sept. 1950 to June 1954; received 2 yr. college associate science degree; is an Elder in the L.D.S. church, is Deacon instructor and 1st coun. in M.I.A. He is a Trooper Utah Highway Patrol. Allie is a housewife and active in the church.
Children, b. in Price, Carbon, Ut.
1987 F-1 Peggy Lou, b. 25 Dec. 1954 1988 M-2 Bruce Neil, b. 12 June 1956 1989 M-3 John Dwight, b. 15 Aug. 1960
822, ELMO EUGENE TAYLOR5 [Caroline P. Tanner4, Ida G. Washburn 3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 15 May 1939, Duchesne, Duchesne Co., Ut.; bap. 24 Aug. 1948; m. 4 Jan. 1958, Duchesne, Ut. to Viola Ruth, dau. of Archie and Verda (Marshall) Hayes.
Children, b. in Roosevelt, Ut.
1990 F-1 Bonnie Sue, b. 15 Jan. 1959 1991 M-2 Jerry Eugene, b. 28 Jan. 1960
824. KATHLEEN HAZEL JENSEN5 [M. Emily Tanner4, Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 22 (21) Sept. 1923, Gunnison, Sanpete Co., Ut.; m. 1st, Elmer Baxendale White, div.,m. 2nd, 23 Dec.
-462- 1948, Reno, Nev., to Bert Marvin, son of Clyde Baldwin and Mable Florilla (McMahon) Gillespey. He was b. 14 May 1909, Ft. Scott, Kan.; bap. 6 June 1959 (convert), L.D.S. church, Wilshire Ward, Los Angeles, Calif. He was m. 1st, to Mona Gillespey. Kathleen Hazel is his 2nd wife. Bert M. served three tours with the U.S. Marine Corps.; is World War II disabled veteran; 18 yrs. with Civil Service as I.B.M. Procedure Specialist; member American Legion, Winter Pk., Fla. Kathleen was a medical secy., Polio Foundation vol unteer; grad. Duchesne L.D.S. Sem.; attended L.D.S. Bus iness College, 2 yrs.; was active in church. Kathleen and Bert are both disabled.
Children by 1st husband
* 1992 F-1 Carole Kay White, b. 20 Feb. 1942, Murray, Ut. 1993 M-2 Victor Jerry White, b. 15 Aug. 1945, Salt Lake City, Ut. He is adopted by foster parents and named Stephen Naylor.
Children by 2nd husband
1994 M-1 James Melvin Gillespey, bl. 1949, in SanJoaquin Ward, Stockton, Calif.; bap. 6 July 1959, Wilshire, L.D.S. Ward. In Aug. 1959 he was in a serious automobile accident. He is attending elementary school.
825. MAXINE JENSEN5 [M. Emily Tanner4, IdaG. Washburn3, Hyrum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnlJ b. 13 Apr. 1925, Gunnison, Ut.; m. 14 May 1944, Draper, Ut., to James LaDell, son of James E. and Merintha Deseret (Harrison) Taylor. He was b. 6 Sept. 1909, Lehi, Ut.
Children
1995 M-1 Howard LaDell, b. 20 June 1945, Roosevelt, Ut. 1996 M-2 Ronald Duane, b. 15 Dec. 1948, Roosevelt, Ut. 1997 F-3 Merigold, b. 15 Sept. 1953, Rock Springs, Wyo. 1998 M-4 Randy J., b. 5 May 1955, Roosevelt, Ut.
826. LAVERNE JENSEN5 [M, Emily Tanner4, Ida G, Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason)
-463- Washburn]] b. 27 Feb. 1927, Delta (McCormick), Ut.; m. Salt Lake City, Ut. to Glen Herbert, son of Louis Henry and Caroline Amelia (Reitmeier) Vetter. He was b. 28 Nov. 1918, Racine, Wis. Glen Herbert is L.D.S. Branch clerk. His occupation is tool and dye maker.
Children, all but 1st, b. Racine, Wis.
1999 F-1 Diana Lynn, b. 17 Aug. 1944, Salt Lake City, Ut. 2000 M-2 Russell Edward, b. 3 Mar. 1946 2001 M-3 Terry Brent, b. 24 Nov. 1950 2002 F-4 Caroline Emily, b. 13 Feb. 1954 2003 F-5 Linda Jane, b. 24 Aug. 1955 2004 M-6 Mark Glenn, b. 18 Apr. 1958
827. VIOLET JENSEN5 [M. Emily Tanner4, Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, AbrahamD. and FloraC. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 16 Mar. 1928, Delta, Ut.; m. 14 July 1946 to Leon, son of Alma Leon and Stella (Sherman) Leonard. He was b. 14 Sept. 1924, Huntington, Ut. They were div. 14 June 1955.
Children
2005 F-1 Shanin Yvonne, b. 4Mayl947,LosAngeles,Calif. 2006 F-2 Toni Maria, b. 11 July 1951, Salt Lake City, Ut.
828. DONNA RAE JENSEN5 f.M. Emily Tanner4, Ida G. Wash urn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn]) b. 24 Jan. 1931, Delta, Ut.; m. 1st, 27 Oct. 1947, Pontotoc, Miss. to James Orville, son of Fulton and Christine (--) Carson. She m. 2nd, Carlin Garry.
Children by 1st husband
2007 F-1 Brenda Joyce, b. 28 July 1948, Roosevelt, Ut. 2008 M-2 James Michael, b. 29 Sept. 1949, Tupelo, Miss.
831. ZOLAND ELMO TANNER5 (Parley Z. Tanner4, Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 16 Mar. 1926,St.George, Ut.;m. Mesquite, Nev. to Mary Lynn, dau. of Elmer and Emma Sophia (Burgess) Leavitt. She was b. 28 Oct. 1930, St. George, Ut.
-464- Children
2009 F-1 Paula Lynn, b. 14 Sept. 1950,Albuquerque, N. Mex. 2010 F-2 Michele Dee, b. 26 Sept. 1952, Albuquerque, N. Mex. 2011 F-3 Alisa Kay, b. 3 May 1955, San Diego, Calif. 2012 M-4 Barton Wayne, b. 27 May 1958, Kwajalien Island, Marshall Is. 2013 M-5 Brett Elmo, b. 15 July 1960, St. George, Ut.
832, EDWARD W. SMITH5 [Rula Tanner4 , Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 18 Oct. 1924, Delta, Ut.; m. 14 Dec. 1950, Salt Lake City, Ut. to Belva Rae, dau. of Wells and Wilma (Wellington) Van Valkenberg. She was b. 31 Aug. 1935, Union, Ut.
Children
2014 M-1 Eddie Ray, b. 24 Mar. 1952, Salt Lake City, Ut. 2015 M-2 Billy Kim, b. 21 Nov. 1953, Astoria, Ore. 2016 M-3 Michael, b. 20 Dec. 1954, Murray, Ut. 2017 M-4 Craig Allen, b. 5 Mar. 1956, Murray, Ut. 2018 F-5 Vicki Ann, b. 30 Apr. 1957, Murray, Ut. 2019 M-6 Tommy Douglas, b. 18 Mar. 1958, Salt Lake City, Ut.
833. ANVALERA BELL SMITH5 [Rula Tanner4, Ida G. Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 14 May 1926, Delta, Ut.; m. 15 Aug. 1948, Duchesne, Ut., Evan Orson, son of Joseph Albert and Ruby (Johnson) Stephensen. He was b. 9 Apr. 1915, Duchesne, Ut.
Children, b. in Roosevelt, Ut.
2020 M-1 William Terry, b. 17 July 1950 2021 M-2 Joseph Evan, b. 4 Aug. 1952 2022 F-3 Marci, b. 11 Oct. 1953
836. LA JEAN SMITH5 {Rula Tanner4, Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 6 June 1935, Duchesne, Ut.; m. 7 May 1951,
-465- Duchesne, Ut. Ralph Samuel, son of Alonzo Charles and Ester (Bryant) Winn. He was b. 25 Jan. 1925.
Children b. in Roosevelt, Ut.
2023 M-1 Richard Samuel, b. 10 July 1952 2024 M-2 William Norman, b. 11 Nov. 1953 2025 F-3 Debra Jean, b. 16 Aug. 1956 2026 M-4 Stephen Alonzo, b. 6 Sept. 1957
838. ARCHIE DANIEL GROFT5 [Lala Tanner4 , Ida G. Wash burn3, Hyrum s. 2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1J b. 9 Apr. 1925, Delta, Ut.; m. 10 Dec. 1944, Elko, Nev. to Naomi, dau. of Milton C. and Irva (Smedley) Sant. She was b. 16 Oct. 1929, Preston, Ida. Archie is an Elder in L.D.S. church and is a Stake missionary. He grad. from We st H. S., Salt Lake City, Ut. He owns Grafts Artie Circle. No. Las Vegas, Nev. He is a member of the Board of Directors of No. Las Vegas C. of C., past pres. of Lions Club; past zone chair. of Dist. 4 Lions International, on Board of Dir. of Crystal Mainainance Corp. and Director of Western Industries.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
2027 M-1 Lance LeRoy, b. 3 June 1946 2028 M-2 Ar~hie Dennis, b. 8 June 1949 2029 F-3 Sydney Ann, b. 10 May 1952
839. ELAINE TANNER5 [Lee D. Tanner4 , Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum S. 2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn 1J b. 11 July 1929, Duchesne, Ut.; m. 18 July 1948, to John Lewis Nickell.
Children, b. in Hood River, Hood River Co., Ore.
2030 F-1 Mayree Ruth, b. 21 July 1949 2031 M-2 John Lewis, Jr., b. 23 Apr. 1951 2032 M-3 Robert Otto Duane, b. 1 June 1953
840. LEAH TANNER5 {Lee D. Tanner4, Ida G, Washburn3, Hyrum S. 2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn 1] b. 13 Apr. 1931, Duchesne, Ut.; m. 8 July 1950, Paul Edward Peffer.
-466- Children
2033 M-1 Steven Dean, b. 19 Apr. 1951, Hood River, Ore. 2034 M-2 David Lester, b. 25 Sept. 1955, Hood River, Ore. 2035 M-3 Mathew Lee, b. 23 Nov. 1959, Pocatello, Ida.
84L LILA TANNERS [Lee D. Tanner4 , Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1J b. 13 Apr. 1931, Duchesne, Ut.; m. 30 Nov. 1949, Lawrence N. Miller.
Children, b. in Hood River, Ore.
2036 M-1 David Lawrence, b. 26 Jan. 1951 2037 M-2 James Delwin, b. 26 May 1953
842. BILLY JEAN TANNER5 [Lee D. Tanner4 , Ida G. Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 16 Oct. 1933, Duchesne, Ut.; m. 1st, Donald Lee Miller; he died. She m, 2nd, David Hugh Conner.
Children, by 1st husband
2038 F-1 LaDonna Jean, b. 26 Aug. 1952, Hood River, Ore. 2039 F-2 Cathy Renee, b. 14 Aug. 1955, Portland, Ore. 2040 M-3 Chad Marion, b. 28 Feb. 1958, The Dalles, Ore.
Child by 2nd husband ··
2041 M-1 David Hugh Jr., b. 30 Aug. 1960, The Dalles, Ore.
843. PHOEBE IONE TANNER5 (Lee D. Tanner4, Ida G. Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 4 Mar. 1936, Burley, Ida.; m. 1st, Marion Brooks; m. 2nd, 2 Aug. 1960, Daniel Flowers.
Children by 1st husband
2042 M-1 Victor Allen, b. 10 July 1954, Hood River, Ore. 2043 F-2 Cylena Dee, b. 22 Jan. 1956, Newport, Wash.
845. IDA LEE TANNER5 [Lee D. Tanner4, Ida Go Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Wash-
-467- · burn1) b. 14 Dec. ·1939, Burley, Ida.; m. 11 Nov. 1959, Donavon Riegor.
Child
2044 F-1 Karen Laree, b. 11 Sept. 1960, So. Hutchinson, Kan.
818. ALOHA JANE TANNERS (Afton La Von Tanner4, Ida G. · Washburn3, Hyrum s.2,AbrahamD. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 18 -Nov. 1934, Duchesne, Duchesne Co., Ut.; m. 12 Dec. 1953, Elko, Nev., to John-Jefferson, son of Clifford A. and Dorothy (Mills) Ghan. He was b. 8 May 1930, Twin Falls, Ida. John Jefferson Ghan is manager of Albertson's Bakery Dept. at Twin Falls, Ida.
Children b. in Twin Falls, Ida.
2045 M-1 Gregory Wade, b. 25 Dec. 1954 2046 F-2 La Tauna Marie, b. 9 Sept. 1957
849. IDELLA MARIE TANNER5 [Afton LaVon Tanner4, Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1J b. 20 Aug. 1936, Jerome, Jerome Co., Ida.; m. 2 June 1954, Maurice Alvin, son of John Henry and Luella (Panter) Murri. He was b. 2 Feb. 1932 Newdale, Ida. Maurice Alvin Murri is an aeronautical electrician with rank of Staff Sgt. serving with the U.S. Air Force in Germany.
Child
2047 M-1 Rodney La Von, b. 13 Apr. 1955, Twin Falls, Ida.
850. ZOLAND WILLIAM TANNER5 (Afton LaVon Tanner4, Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 16 Jan. 1938,Jerome, Jerome Co., Ida.; m. 12 Feb. 1959, Idaho Falls, Ida., Vergene, dau. of Edgar Eugene and Ada (Smith) Price. She was b. 17 Aug. 1939, Burley, Cassia Co., Ida. Zoland William is a student at U.S. U., Logan, Ut. He has been S.S. Supt., Ricks College 1st ward, Sr. Aaronic Pr. Advisor and Coun. in E. Quorum, U.S.U. 1st Ward.
-468- He received State Farmer Degree in F. F.A., Idaho, 1956, Associate Degree of Science, Ricks College, 1959.
Child
2048 F-1 Zolene, b. 18 Aug. 1960, Logan, Ut.
854. PARLEY DEAN POTTER5 (Valear Tanner4, IdaG. Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1l b. 9 Dec. 1938, Duchesne, Ut.; m. 16 July 1955, Salt Lake City, Ut. to Alma May, dau. of Harrison Wesley and Annas May Jenning (Maridth) Helvy. She was b. 18 Apr. 1937, Salt Lake City, Ut. This was her 2nd m., she had one child.
2049 F-1 Lily Denise (stepchild) b. 29 May 1955, Salt Lake City, Ut. 2050 F-2 Pamala Dean, b. 16 Aug. 1956, U.S. Hospital, Tooele Ordinance Depot, Ut. 2051 F-3 Vonda Lee, b. 27 Dec. 1958, Salt Lake City, Ut. 2052 F-4 Valear Patrice, b. 23 May 1960, Tooele, Ut.
862. CHERRIL RAE BURKES5 [Alberta C. Lewis4, A. Rosalia Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 22 Aug. 1922, blessed 13 Nov. 1922; bap. 31 Oct. 1930; m. 7 Oct. 1940, to Lenn Moray, son of Charles Leroy and Rye Maurine (Staples) Garner. He was b. 22 Aug. 1922, Blackfoot, Bingham, Ida. They were End. and S. 30 Nov. 1942. Lenn is asst. superintendent in a flour mill. He is active in church. Cherri! has been active in Pri. and M.I.A. in the L.D.S. church.
Children b. in Burley, Cassia, Ida.
* 2054 F-1 Sandra, b. 26 Feb. 1943; bap. 22 Apr. 1951 2055 M-2 Ivan, b. 29 Aug. 1944; bap. 28 Dec. 1952 2056 F-3 Janine, b. 28 Sept. 1948; bap. 3 Nov. 1956 2057 F-4 Cosette, b. 28 Oct. 1952; bap. 3 Oct. 1959
864. JACKIE B. THRONTON5 [Alberta C. Lewis4, A. Ros alia Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1} b. 22 Mar. 1932, Monroe, Sevier,
-469- Ut.; m. Lester Marlow, son of Loren Edward and Phy donna (Stott) Brady. He was b. 26 Dec. 1925, Colton, Ut. They were End. 22 May 1953. Lester is a crane operator at Geneva Steel Co. He is Financial Clerk in the Pleasant Grove Ward. Jackie is 1st cow1. in Pri. and P. T.A. Pres. at Central school.
Children
2057 M-1 Alan Marlo, b. 4 June 1949, Provo, Ut. 2058 F-2 Leslie Ann, b. 10 July 1951, American Fork, Ut. 2059 F-3 Janice, b. 6 Feb. 1954, American Fork, Ut.
865. LYNN L" THORNTON5 (Alberta C. Lewis4, A. Rosalia Washburn 3, Hyrum S. 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 7 Feb. 1933, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.: bap. 23 Mar. 1941; m. Marie Annabell, dau. of Arthur John and Aline Jean (Morin) Railton. She was b. 12 Mar. 1932, Canada. Lynn is a painter. Marie is a Pri. teacher in the L.D.S. church.
Children, b. in American Fork, ut.
2060 F-1 Lynette, b. 31 Dec. 1954 2061 M-2 Gary Lynn, b. 20 Dec. 1955 2062 F-3 Sherrie Alene, b. 15 Apr. 1957 2063 M-4 John Thomas, b. 20 July 1960
866. DERWED THOR COOK5 [M. Maxine Lewis4, A. Rosalia Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1) b. 23 Jan. 1927, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 9 July 1949, Madison, Wis., to Barbara Ann, dau. of Thomas R. and Madeline (Johnson) Hefty. She was b. 2 Oct. 1925, Madison, Wis.
Children
2064 F-1 Madeline Ann. b. 4 Aug. 1950, Tucson, Ariz. 2065 M-2 Thomas Lewis, b. 11 July 1952, Denver, Colo. 2066 M-3 Robert Derwed, b. 2 July 1954, Denver, Colo.
867. RODNEY LEGRANDCOOK5 [M. Maxine Lewis4, A. Rosalia Washburn 3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason)
-470- WashburnlJ b. 28 Sept. 1930, Salt Lake City, Ut.; m. 17 Feb. 1951, Evanston, Wyo. to Norma Rae, dau. of Custes Lee and Lisle Amanda (Cloward) Thomas.
Children
2067 F-1 Michelle Lynn, b. 22 Feb. 1952, Salt Lake City, Ut. 2068 M-2 Bradley Jay, b. 28Mar.1954, Frankfurt,Germany 2069 F-3 B. 21 June 1955, Frankfurt, Germany 2070 F-4 Cynthia Lee, b. 7 Apr. 1961
868. CO DELE COOK5 (M. Maxine Lewis4, A. Rosalia Wash burn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 9 Mar. 1932, Salt Lake City, Ut.; m. 27 June 1952, End. and S., Logan Temple, to Robert Leon son of Leon Rulon and Florence Bessie (McClure) Eardley. He was b. 18 Apr. 1929, Salt Lake City, Ut.
Children, last 3 b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
2071 F-1 Denise, b. 29 Sept. 1954, Cambridge Shire, Eng. 2072 M-2 Rand Morgan, b. 2 May 1956 2073 F-3 Leisa, b. 14 Apr. 1957 2074 M-4 Kip, b. 25 May 1959
869. MARY LO REE COOK5 [M. Maxine Lewis4 , A. Rosalia Washburn3, Hyrum s.2,Abraham D. and FloraC. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 19 July 1934, Salt Lake City, Ut.; m. 5 Aug. 1951, Elko, Nev. to William Alfred, son of Charles Alfred and Daisy Minnie (Grayston) Jensen. He was b. 23 Jan. 1928, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 30 Oct. 1937.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
2075 M-1 Dale William, b. 13 Oct. 1953 2076 F-2 Linda, b. 22 Aug. 1957 2077 M-3 Mark Lewis, b. 9 Apr. 1960
870. ERLENE V. WILLARDSON5 (Vincent C. Willardson4 , Huetta M. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 4 July 1928, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.: m. 12 Nov. 1947, Mesa , Ariz. Temple, to Charles Clinton, son of Carl Harvey and Daisy (Bell) Allred. He was b. 7 June 1924, Evaline, Wash.
-471- Children
2077 M-1 Grant Charles, b. 2 Sept. 1953, San Diego, Calif. 2078 F-2 Charlene, b. 2 Sept. 1957, Tacoma, Wash.
871. CARMA WILLARDSON5 (Vincent C. Willardson4, Huetta M. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 1 Mar. 1932, Ogden, Ut.; m. 17 Mar. 1952, St. George, Ut., S. 17 Sept. 1952, to Virl Ross, son of James A. and Leona (Bunnell) Nuttall. He was b. 12 Mar. 1929, Huntington, Ut. Carma and Virl have been active in church and civic life. Virl is now Bishop of National City Ward.
Children b. in National City, San Diego, Calif.
2079 F-1 Julene, b. 17 Mar. 1953 2080 M-2 Reid Virl, b. 18 July 1957 2081 M-3 Kent Ross, b. 21 May 1959 2082 M-4 Craig Alan, b. 10 Oct. 1960
872. RAY VINCENT WILLARDSON5 (Vincent C. Willardson4, Huetta M. Washburn3, Hyrum s,2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1J b. 5 May 1934, Ogden, Ut.; m. 20 May 1955, to Gloria Elaine, dau. of Daniel F. J. and Lydia A. M. (Peterburs) Johnson. She was b. 15 Mar. 1935.
Children
2083 F-1 Kathy Lynne, b. 3 June 1956, Provo, Ut. 2084 F-2 Shauna, b. 29 Dec. 1959, National City, Calif.
874. KENNETH EMERY WILLARDSON5 (Emery S. Willard son4, Huetta M. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn I] b. 1 Mar. 1929, San Diego, Calif.; m. 29 May 1952, Mesa, Ariz. Temple, to Hilda Virginia Touchstone. She was b. 18 Sept. 1927, Laurel, Miss. Kenneth E. has served in many church positions. He filled a full time mission in the Southern States, where he was Supervising Elder. He filled a Stake mission. He is Senior Aaronic St. Supervisor. He grad. from State College, San Diego, Calif. He is part owner in a retail floor covering business.
-472- Children, 1st five b. in San Diego, Calif.
2085 M-1 Bradley Kenneth, b. 12 May 1953 2086 M-2 Marcus Eugene, b. 26 June 1954, twin 2087 M-3 Michael Emery, b. 26 June 1954, twin 2088 M-4 Robert Leon, b. 9 Sept. 1956 2089 F-5 Katherine Laurel, b. 30 Aug. 1958 2090 F-6 Angelia Marie, b. 14 Feb. 1961, La Mesa, Calif. 876. DONA MARIE WILLARDSON5 [Emery S. Willardson4, Huetta M. Washburn3, Hyrum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 22 Dec. 1933, San Diego, Calif.; m. 2 Apr. 1953, Manti Temple, to Clyde Ray Capelo. He was b. 22 Sept. 1930, San Diego, Calif. Dona Marie attended B.Y.U. two years. She is a very good pianist, and has held many church positions.
Children
2091 M-1 Gregory Ray, b. 23 Feb. 1954, San Diego, Calif. 2092 F-2 Kathleen Nannette, b. 6 Oct. 1956, San Diego, Calif. 2093 F-3 Dona Laureen, b. 26 May 1959, La Mesa, Calif.
877. SYLVIA DIANE WILLARDSON5 {Emery S. Willardson4, Huetta M. Willardson3, Hyrum s2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 20 Aug. 1936, San Diego, Calif. m. 6 Sept. 1956, Los Angeles Temple, to Wayne Gene Williams. He was b. 10 Oct. 1934. Sylvia Diane attended B.Y.U. for one year; grad. from Kelsey Jenny College; taught at Kelsey Jenny in School of Commerce two years; won Bank of America award at Ft. Loma H.S.; won trophy at Kelsey Jenny Col~ege as outstanding student of year. She had vocal training, is active in church and musical circles.
Children
2094 M-1 Jon Wayne, b. 9 Dec. 1957, San Diego, Calif. 2095 F-2 Diana Jean, b. 16 Mar. 1959, Fresno, Calif. 2096 M-3 Brent Lee, b. 10 Feb. 1961, Fresno, Calif.
881. LA JUANA COLLEEN BALLE5 [Pluma La Vird Willard son4, Huetta M. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 17 Mar. 1935,
-473- Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; m. 4 Sept. 1953, Salt Lake Temple to William Arthur, son of Jasper Ray and Elizabeth Bertha (Brown) Coombs. He was b. 4 Sept. 1930, Cedar City, Ut. La Juana Colleen was Year Book, editor in H.S.; is active in church, has taught in S.S. and Pri. William is active in church, having taught in S.S. and Priesthood classes. He served four years in the U.S.A. F. He is a heavy duty mechanic.
Children
2097 M-1 William Charles, b. 21 May 1955, Fairchild A.F. Base, Wash. 2098 M-2 Karmen Kim, b. 30 July 1956, Provo, Ut. 2099 M-3 Michael Ray, b. 1 Oct. 1957, Provo, Ut. 2100 F-4 Kameree Kay, b. 8 Sept. 1959, Panguitch, Ut.
892. INA GWEN OLCOTT5 [Marjorie K. C. Willardson4, Huetta M. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 20 Mar. 1935, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; m. 14 Mar. 1957, in Temple to Phil Marlo, son of Jay Marion and Carrie (Jensen) Gillies. He was b. 24 Dec. 1929, Vinyard, Ut.
Child
2101 M-1 Tony Phil, b. 22 May 1958, Richfield, Ut.
893. CAROL LYNN OLCOTT5 [Marjorie K. C. Willardson4 , Huetta M. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 20 Sept. 1939, Richfield, Sevier, Ut. m. 19 Jan. 1958, Las Vegas, Nev., to Russell Kent, son of Hendrick and Wilma (Gardner) Winkel, Jr. He was b. 3 Oct. 1937, Richfield, Ut. He was ord. a Priest 6 Feb. 1955 by Bp. Foy Poulson.
Child
2102 M-1 Randall Kent, b. 12 Sept. 1959, Richfield, Ut.
895. RICHARD E. OLCOTT5 [Marjorie K. C. Willardson4, Huetta M. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora c. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 22 Feb. 1944, Richfield,
-474- Ut.; bap. 2 Mar. 1952. Hem. in Sevier, Sevier Co., Ut., Deanna, dau. of Richard A. and Clarice (Winget) Smith. She was b. 14 Nov. 1943, American Fork, Ut.
Child
2103 F-1 Deby Ray, b. 12 Feb. 1961, bl. 5 Mar. 1961, by her father.
908. LOLA DEANNE WASHBURN5 [J. Ordean4, J. LaVell3, Hyrum s. 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 9 Nov. 1934, Venice, Sevier, Ut.; m. 8 Sept. 1960, St. Geo. Temple, to Daniel Ellsworth, son of Daniel Ellsworth and Anna (Flake) Schnebly. He was b. 28 Aug. 1933, Snowflake, Navajo, Ariz. Lola Deanne went on a 2 1/2 yr. mission for the L.D.S. church to Brazil. By coincidence she met another mission ary there, Robert B. Turner, from Seattle, Wash. who was her 2nd cousin. Lola Deanne was from Mesa, Ariz. She is an active genealogist.
Child
2103 M-1 Gerald Kent, b. 23 Aug. 1961, Mesa, Maricopa, Ariz. _ Daniel Elsworth Schnebly (mother) 1. James Madison Flake M. Agnes Love
2. William Jordan Flake M. Lucy Hanna White
3. James Madison Flake B. 8 Nov. 1869, Beaver Ut. M. 8 Oct. 1896, to Martha, dau. of Jesse Nathaniel and Augusta Maria (Outzen) Smith. Jesse was b. 2 Dec 1834, Stockholm, St. Lawrence, N. Y.; m. 3 June 1869: d. 5 June 1905, Snowflake, Ariz. Augusta was b. 14 Jan. 1854, Randers, Denmark; d. 26 Apr. 1932, Snow flake, Ariz. b. 17 July 1877, Parowan, Ut. d. Snowflake, Ariz. 1?· 4 Feb. 1946, Snowflake, Navajo, Ariz. ! -475- 4. Anna Flake B. 24 Sept. 1911, Snowflake, Ariz. M. 28 Aug. 1931, Daniel Elsworth Schnebly b. 8 Feb. 1911, Kakoka, Mo.
5. Daniel Elsworth Schnebly M. Lola Deanne Washburn
Daniel Elsworth Schnebly (father)
1. Daniel Henry Schnebly
2. Dorsey Ellsworth Schnebly M. Mary Louella, dau. of Louis Bryant Higbee
3. Daniel Ellsworth Schnebly B. 8 Feb. 1911, Kahoka, Mo. M. 28 Aug. 1931, Anna Flake b. 24 Sept. 1911, Snowflake, Navajo, Ariz.
4. Daniel Elsworth Schnebly B. 28 Aug. 1933, Snowflake, Navajo, Ariz. M. 8 Sept. 1960, Lola Deanne Washburn b. 9 Nov. 1934, Venice, Sevier, Ut.
909. ANN WASHBURN5 [J. Ordean4 , J. LaVell3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 29 May 1939, Salt Lake City, Ut.; m. 30 Sept. 1955, Mesa Temple, to Arnold Sheldon, son of Alfred H. and Rachel (Manning) Nichols. He was b. 19 Nov. 1936, Mesa, Mari copa, Ariz.
Children, b. in Mesa, Maricopa, Ariz.
2104 F-1 Bonnie Kay, b. 4 Feb. 1957 2105 F-2 Shelly Ann, b. 5 Feb. 1958 2106 M-3 David Sheldon, b. 14 Dec. 1959 2107 M-4 Douglas Arnold, b. 1 Aug. 1962
915. LUANA WASHBURN5 [Smith G.4, J. La Vell3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 15 Oct. 1940, Salt Lake City, Ut.; m. 2 July 1959,
-476- Salt Lake City, Ut.; to Larry, son of Fred and Fay Marjorie (Feveryear) Holst.
Child
2108 F-1 Debra Jane, b. 20 Dec. 1961, Salt Lake City, Ut.
920. KAREN LA VELL CHARLESWORTH5 (Beatrice LaVell Washburn4, J. La Vell3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 12 Oct. 1939, Las Vegas, Clark, Nev.; m. 21 June 1957, Roger Lewis Wheeler. Karen grad. from Lincoln H.S. as one of the highest students scholastically.
Child
2109 1 Child
945. BONNIE JEANNE BAKER5 [Dan Carlyle Baker4, L. Marg aret Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1:l b. 26 Aug. 1939, bap. 3 Sept. 1947, Salt Lake City, Ut.; m. 25 May 1959, Salt Lake Temple, to George Richard, son of LaVar Wesley and Sarah (Page) Kissell. He was b. 30 Apr. 1935. Bonnie Jeanne is active in church. She has been a teacher in Jr. S.S., Pri. andM.I.A.,andis a choir member and chorister for M.I.A. George Richard filled a mission for the L,D.S. church in the New England States, 1956-1958. For the next two years he was in the U.S. Armed Forces, serving in Korea. At present (1962) he is in the Army Reserves.
Child
2110 M-1 Stephen Richard, b. 27 Apr. 1961, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bl. 1 June 1961
946. ROBERT CARLYLE BAKER5 (Dan Carlyle Baker4, L. Margaret Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 10 Mar. 1941, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 1 Feb. 1950, S.L. Temple; m. 27 Nov. 1959, S. L. Temple, to Sherlene, dau. of Shirl and Vertice Terry (Smith) Allen. She was b. 11 Feb. 1941, Salt Lake City, Ut.
Child
-477- 2111 F-1 Catherine, b. 6 Mar. 1961, Salt Lake City, Ut. bl. 7 May 1961
954. HART VERDON FORBUSH5 [Alden4, Arthur Forbush3. Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 15 Mar. 1924, Monroe, Ut.; m. 1st, 29 Aug. 1944, S. 15 Mar. 1951, to Faun, dau. of Arthur J. and Alta (Beckstead) Wilson. She was b. 4 Jan. 1927, Richfield, Ut.; d. 15 Oct. 1954. Hem. 2nd, Dorothy, dau. of Frank Lee. She was b. 26 May 1936, Hurricane, Ut.; bap. 28 May 1944. Hart is a skillful carpenter, mason and builder. Using the rock from the old Monroe school house, he build their beautiful home. Hart grad. from S.S.H.S. in 1942, where he was class pres. for 2 yrs. He attended C.S. U. where he was freshman class pres. He served in the Navy medical corps in World War II and was in Tokyo Bay when the peace treaty was signed. Hart is now employed by Hogan and Tingey contractors. Faun was an accomplished pianist and violinist.
Children by 1st wife, all b. in Richfield, Ut.
2112 F-1 Paula Dawn, b. 29 Sept. 1946 2113 F-2 Diedre, b. 14 Mar. 1949 2114 M-3 James Alden, b. 22 Feb. 1952
Children by 2nd wife.
2115 M-4 Russel Franklin, b. 19 Jan. 1956, Salt Lake City, Ut. 2116 M-5 Karl Verdon, b. 6 May 1959, Farmington, Ut. 2117 M-6 Bruce Lee, b. 17 Nov. 1961, Richfield, Ut.
955. GERALDINE FORBUSH5 [ Alden4, Arthur Forubush3, Phil ena Washburn2 , Abraham D. and FloraC. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 16 Aug. 1928, Monroe, Ut.; m. 27 June 1945 to Demont W., son of Fay andElla(Peterson) Nay. He was b. 14 May 1924, Victorville, Calif. Geraldine and Demont have the same great grandfather: 1. Geraldine 1, Alden Forbush2, Violet Doxford3, Gard ener Doxford4. 2. Demontl, Fay Nay2, Jane Doxford3, GardenerDox ford4.
-478- Children, 1st 3 b. in Richfield, Ut.
2117 M-1 Patrick Lee, b. 15 Apr. 1946 2118 F-2 Janet Lynn, b. 3 Aug. 1947 2119 F-3 Peggy Gail, b. 4 Oct. 1950 2120 F-4 Randy Marie, b. 28 June 1952, Victorville, Calif.
956. LYNDA ANN FORBUSH5 [Alden4, Arthur Forbush3, Phil ena Washburn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnlj b. 29 Aug. 1940, Monroe, Ut.; m. 13Julyl957, L.D.S.T., to Ronald Foy, son of Herald and Mary (Hunt) Curtis. He was b. 18 Dec. 1937. Lynda Ann attended S.S.H.S. in Monroe, where she was pres. of the Girl's Club.
Children
2121 F-1 Catherine Ann, b. 27 Sept. 1958, Richfield, Ut. 2122 F-2 Kelly Lorraine, b. 21 Sept. 1959, Richfield, Ut. 2123 M-3 Kimball Reed, b. 1 Dec. 1960, Salt Lake City, Ut.
958. KIRTLEY A. BELL5 [Reva C. Forbush4, Arthur Forbush3 , Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1J b. 22 Mar. 1921, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 13 Apr. 1928; m. 22 Sept. 1941 to Alene, dau. of Ernest L, and Dora (Tuttle) Peterson. She was b. at Central, Ut.; 11 Dec. 1920. Alene has been active in R.S., M.I.A., and choral groups, has acted as pres. of Literary Club and of Am. Legion Aux. Kirtley is associated with his father in the automobile business. He is an artist and singer, commander of American Legion; served for three years in Europe during World War II.
Children, all but 1st, b. in Richfield, Ut.
2124 M-1 Ronald K., b. 7 Aug. 1942, Provo, Ut. 2125 M-2 David Cy, b. 13 Sept. 1947 2126 M-3 James Arthur, b. 27 Aug. 1949 2127 F-4 Mari, b. 22 Oct. 1950 2128 F-5 Mitzie, b. 5 Jan. 1954
-479- 959. RONALD HAL BELL5 [Reva C. Forbush4, Arthur For bush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 16 Oct. 1922, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 3 June 1932; m. 16 Aug. 1947, to Mary, dau. of Bardell and Lasca (Leavitt) Anderson. She was b. 5 Nov. 1922, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 11 Oct. 1932. Mary has assisted with ward and stake M.I.A. work. She is a Cub Scout Den Mother. Hal is in charge of 60 school buses operating in the Monroe area, transporting children to and from school. He is American Legion Vice Commander, and assistant Scout Master.
Children, 1st 3 b. in Salt Lake City; last 3 b. in Richfield, Ut.
2129 M-1 Dennis Calvert, b. 27 Oct. 1944 2130 M-2 Gordon Hal, b. 27 Nov. 1946 2131 M-3 Spencer Allen, b. 21 Apr. 1947, deceased 2132 M-4 Kevin Wayne, b. 13 Sept. 1949 2133 M-5 Douglas Tony, b. 11 Nov. 1952 2134 M-6 Laurie, b. 10 Sept. 1957
960. RICHARD LAMOINE BELL5 [Reva C. Forbush4, Arthur Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 22 Oct. 1924, Monroe, Ut.; m. 28 Aug. 1942, S. Mar. 1952, to Venice, dau. of Boyd and Reta (Jones) Brown. She was b. 5 July 1925, Monroe, Ut. Richard received his B.S. Degree from B.Y.U. and Venice, her Education Degree from U.S.C. They both taught school at Milford for 3 yrs. Richard was pres. of Beaver Co. Teacher's Assn. and is now pres. of the Southern Utah Teacher's Assn., a member of the State School Health Comm., Principal of Phavant School in Richfield and District Boy Scout Supervisor. He has been a member of the Beaver Stake and the Sevier Stake M.I.A. Boards, Supt. of Y.M.M.I.A. at Monroe and Stake Athletic Director. He has been Director of the Kellog Foundation Project in Sevier Co.
Children
2135 F-1 Susan Dee, b. 17 Feb. 1944, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 2 Mar. 1952
-480- 2136 F-2 Julie Diane, b. 13 Dec. 1947, Richfieid, Ut.; bap. 26 Feb. 1956 2137 F-3 Mariam Lee, b. 31 Mar. 1950, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 3 Jan. 1959 2138 F-4 Becky, b. 22 July 1953, Vernal, Ut.; d. 22 July 1953 2139 M-5 Richard Jon, b. 18 Oct. 1954, Salt Lake City, Ut.
961. ATHALEE BELL5 [Reva C, Forbush4, Arthur Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 29 Oct. 1926, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 31 Oct. 1936; m. 14 Sept. 1946, Gene Brammel, son of Howard and Loretta (Hicken) Mendenhall. He was b. 16 Feb. 1924, Richfield, Ut. Athalee is active in R.S. She is artistic and has helped with the interior decorating of churches and other organ ization buildings. Gene served 3 yrs. in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He is manager of ''Mendenhalls,'' a Richfield clothing store, is pres. of the J, C. organization and of the Utah J.C. 's. He is supt. of the S.S.
Children all b. in Richfield, Ut.
2140 M-1 Gregery B., b. 6 Sept. 1947 2141 F-2 Peggy B., b. 7 Nov. 1950 2142 F-3 Melanie B., b. 2 Mar. 1957
962. PATRICIA JEAN BELL5 (Reva C. Forbush4, Arthur Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Fl'ora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 16 June 1929, Monroe, Ut.; m. 1 Nov. 1947, S. 21 Apr. 1950, to Jack Curtis, son of Clifford Ulyses and Alberta (Curtis) Brown. He was b. 25 Sept. 1922, Butte, Mont. Patricia is active in church, civic and P. T.A. groups. She is 1st vice-pres. of a Literary Club. In 1946, she was chosen as Queen of the three county, ''Kow Kounty Karn i val" during a three day celebration at Richfield. Jack is studying radio and T. V. work. He is employed at his father-in-law's automobile business in Monroe. He was a paratrooper during World War II. Jack sings in the ward choir and is active in church.
-481- Children, 1st 4 b. in Richfield, Ut.
2143 M-1 Jeffery Curtis, b. 28 Dec. 1949; d. 20 June 1950 2144 F-2 Debra, b. 2 Sept. 1950 2145 F-3 Wendy Lynn, b. 28 Apr. 1953 2146 M-4 Tod Curtis, b. 23 Apr. 1957 2147 M-5 Mitchel Curtis, b. 22 Sept. 1961, Las Vegas, Nev.; bl. 1 Oct. 1961 by his grandfather, C. U. Brown at Monroe. Ut. 964. ARTHUR LEMOINE FORBUSH5 [ Clifford L. 4 , Arthur Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 18 Apr. 1934, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 12 June 1942; m. 29 May 1953 (S. 21 Nov. 1956) to Opal, dau. of Dan and Naomi (Warnock) Woodland. She was b. 2 Mar. 1934 at Idaho Falls, Idaho. She is a gr.gr. dau. of Philena Washburn Warnock (Elick, Naomi, Opal). Arthur grad. from S.S.H.S., Monroe, where he partic ipated in school activities, in plays, programs and dances, and was a member of the Year Book Staff. He received a scholarship to the U. of U. He is now in the S.S. Superin tendency in Centerville. Opal teaches in Pr. Children
2148 M-1 Dennis Lemoine b. 26 Dec. 1954, Salt Lake City, Ut. 2149 F-2 Connie Jean, b. 4 Oct. 1956, Roosevelt, Ut. 2150 F-3 Teresa Ann, b. 12 Oct. 1957, Salt Lake City, Ut.
968. GARY D. FORBUSH5 [Dorald A.4, Arthur Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] t. 31 May 1932, Monroe, Ut.; m. 10 Apr. 1958 (S. 1 Oct. 1958f to Audrey, dau. of Earl Conrad and Myrtle (Christiansen) Jensen. She was b. 13 Jan. 1935, Salt Lake City, Ut. Gary D., a student at the U. of U. was one of seven around the nation, to be awarded an $800 scholarship by the American Institute of Architects.
Child
2150a F-1 Trudy, b. 2 Mar. 1959, Salt Lake City, Ut. bl. 3 May 1959 by her father.
-482- 969. SALLY RENON FORBUSH5 f Dorald A.4, Arthur For bush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 6 Nov. 1938, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 1 Mar. 1947; m. to Richard W. Forbes. He was b. 27 Apr. 1939, Salt Lake City, Ut.
Children
2150b F-1 Cindy Lynn, b. 16 Mar. 1958, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bL 18 June 1958, by her father. 2150c M-2 Michael Curtis, b. 3 May 1960, Los Angeles, Calif.; bl. 30 June 1960, by his father.
970. KAREN FORBUSH5 [Dorald A.4, Arthur Forbush3, Phil ena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 14 Oct. 1940, Salt Lake City, Ut.; m. 7 Aug. 1960, Elko, Nev. to LeRoy Geis. He was b. 27 July 1934.
Child
2150d F-1 Kelly, b. 3 Feb. 1962, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bl. 29 Apr. 1962 by her Uncle Gary D. Forbush.
975. LUCILLE FORBUSH5 [ Melvin A. 4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. Monroe, Ut. 14 Apr. 1923, bap. 27 June 1931; m. 29 June 1940, Richfield, Ut. to Malcom H., son of Alfred Thomas and Stella (Haywood) Gillian. He was b. at Birmingham, Ala., 24 June 1920. Lucille attended Salina H.S.; grad. as nurse in 1956 from Central, Ut. V .S. Their children attend school. Malcom, is a heavy duty mechanic and construction worker. They built their own tiome. Michael Dee is with U.S. Service at Fort Knox, Ky.
Children
2151 M-1 Michael Dee, b. 21 Apr. 1941, Salina, Ut. 2152 F-2 Evelyn Frances, b. 15 June 1942, Salina, Ut.; d. Aug. 1942. 2153 M-3 Richard Doyle, b. 8 Sept. 1943, Orem, Ut. 2154 F-4 Susan Elizabeth, b. 26 Aug. 1944, Orem, Ut. 2155 F-5 Lillian, b. 9 Apr. 1946, Orem, Ut. 2156 F-6 Nora, b. 16 Nov. 1956, American Fork, Ut.
-483- 976. BETTY B. FORBUSH5 [Melvin A.4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1J b. 30 Dec. 1924, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 11 Apr. 1936; m. 1st, Bailus Van Buren, son of Charles P. and Minnie E. (Stagger) Dye. She m. 2nd, Van Webb, son of Lorenzo Independent and Lillian (Webb) Taylor. He was b. 4 Oct. 1921, Shoshone, Ida.
Children by 1st marriage
* 2157 F-1 Frances Kay, b. 2 Apr. 1939, Salina, Ut. * 2158 F-2 Janice Marie, b.16Aug.1942, Orem, Ut. 2159 F-3 Dixie Ray, b. 30 Jan. 1944, Orem, Ut.; d. 30 May 1944
Children by 2nd marriage, b. in Provo, Ut.
2160 M-4 Vaughan Max, b. 7 Jan. 1947; d. 19 Apr. 1947 2161 M-5 Van Wayne, b. 14 Mar. 1948 2162 F-6 Rosemary, b. 21 Nov. 1949 2163 F-7 Frankie, b. 19 June 1960
977. IRENE FORBUSH5 (Melvin A.4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. Monroe, Ut. 7 Jan. 1927; bap. 14 Dec. 1940; m. 1943, Earl R. son of Earl Raymond and Ida (Harmon) Fowler. He was born at Myton, Ut.; 11 Sept. 1918. Earl is a mechanic for the Ut. St. Road Comm. A son, Tommy, has earned two Individual Awards. He is a Priest. Kenneth has one Ind. Award and is a Teacher.
Children
2164 M-1 Tommy Lamar, b. 31 Jan. 1944, Orem, Ut.; bap. 17 Jan. 1954. Tom was m. 11 Dec. 1961 to Elaine Fergeson. 2165 M-2 Kenneth Vern, b. 2 July 1945, Provo, Ut.; bap. 17 Oct. 1954 * 2166 F-3 Mala Joy, b. 7 Dec. 1946, Orem, Ut. 2167 M-4 Norman Alonzo, b. 31 Dec. 1947, Orem, Ut.;bap. 17 Mar. 1957 2168 M-5 Jimmy Lawrence, b. 28 Apr. 1954, American Fork, Ut.
-484- 2169 F-6 Judy Lynn, b. 10 Aug. 1955, American Fork, Ut. 2170 F-7 Norma Jean, b. 30 Nov. 1956, American Fork, Ut. 2171 M-8 Calvin Dee, b. 22 Mar. 1959, American Fork, Ut.
978. BONNIE JEAN FORBUSH6 (Melvin A 4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 26 Oct. 1928, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 14 Dec. 1940; m. Edward Lewis, son of Carl J. and Martha Louise (Oliver) Anderson. He was b. 18 Aug. 1918, Seattle, Wash. Bonnie Jean attended Orem H.S. and Ut. Voe. School. She did stenographic work at Geneva Steel. Edward has been employed at Geneva Steel Co. The children have been blessed in the L.D.S. church. She suffered a heart attack and is slowly regaining her health.
Children, all but 1st two, b. at American Fork, Ut.
* 2172 F-1 Fern Louise, b. 13 July 1941, Seattle, Wash.; bap. 20 Aug. 1950 2173 M-2 John Dean, b. 21 Jan. 1944, Orem, Ut.; bap. 17 Jan. 1954; active in A. Pr., M.I.A., Pres. of Sem. class. 2174 F-3 Lynda Arlene, b. 25 Nov. 1950. 2175 F-4 Marcia Ann, b. 10 Dec. 1955, twin 2176 F-5 Twin, b. 10 Dec. 1955, d. 10 Dec. 1955 2177 F-6 Penny, b. 16 May 1959, twin 2178 F-7 Pamela, b. 16 May 1959, d. 17 May 1959, twin.
979. MAURICE DON FORBUSH5 [Melvin A.4, S. Alonzo For bush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 29 Mar. 1930, Monroe, Ut.; m. 8 Oct. 1949, Rosalie, dau. of Muri Burton and Myrtle (Redford) Donahue. She was b. Talmage, Carbon Co., Ut. 19 Apr. 1931; bap. 1938. Rosalie grad. from Altamount H.S. Her hobby is crocheting. Maurice Don is a mechanic and has worked in Carbon Co. and Coalville, Wyo. He is now employed by W. W. Clyde Co., Springville, Ut. He does car body arid fender work. His hobbies are fishing and hunting. His schooling was in Salina and at Lincoln H.S., Orem.
-485- Children
2179.F-1 Roseanna, b. 30 Sept. 1950, Provo, Ut. 2180 M-2 Melvin Donald, b. 17 Sept. 1952, Provo, Ut. 2181 F-3 Christie Lee, b. 4 Sept. 1954, Spanish Fork, Ut. 2182 F-4 Denise Gay, b. 27 Oct. 1955, Spanish Fork, Ut. 2183 M-5 Jay, b. 25 July 1957, Provo, Ut.
980. MORGAN D. FORBUSH5 (Melvin A.4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 22 Aug. 1932, Monroe, Ut., bap. 14 Dec. 1940; m. Margene, dau. of Glen Christian and Ruby (Camp) Meyer. She was b. 16 Oct. 1941, Richfield, Ut.
Child
2184 F-1 Valerie, b. 6 May 1960, Lehi, Ut.
982. MILTON JOHNNY FORBUSH5 [Melvin A.4, S. Alonzo For bush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 28 Mar. 1937,Salina, Ut,;bap. 28 Aug. 1949; m. 22 July 1955, Cleora, dau. of Leroy and Viola (Brown) Hardman. Milton J. grad. from American Fork H.S. in 1955. On 14 Nov. 1955 he enlisted in the U.S. Navy, attended Radio school at San Diego and was aboard U.S.S. Illusive, Long Beach, Calif.
Children
2184 F-1 Tina Lorraine, b. 23 Feb. 1956, Lehi, Ut. 2185 M-2 Victor Lee, b. 15 Dec. 1959, Lehi, Ut. 2186 F-3 Terry Adele, b. 17 Dec. 1960, American Fork, Ut.
983. FARILYN FORBUSH5 [Neldon V. 4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 21 Apr. 1925, Monroe, Ut.; m. 20 Mar. 1944, Ezra Lowell, son of Morgan Bell and Margaret (Owens) Edwards. He was b. in Hurricane, Ut.; 2 July 1914. Farilyn attended Richfield schools, is now a teacher in Pri. She is ambitious, kind and gentle. Lowell is a very hard working farmer.
--486- They are L.D.S. and were S. in the M.T., 27 June 1958. The 2 older children were S. to par. the same day.
Children, 1st 2 b. in Richfield, Ut.
2187 M-1 Wayne Lowell, b. 20 May 1945; bap. 5 July 1953 2188 F-2 Katheryn, b. 5 Jan. 1948; bap. 5 Feb. 1956 2189 F-3 Lynette, b; 26 Sept. 1959, Delta, Millard, Ut.
Ezra Lowell Edwards (father)
1. David Edwards B. 1814 M. 1838 to Sarah Morgan b. 19 Jan. 1819 d. 7 Nov. 1901, Paragon_ah, Ut.
2. William Edwards B. 12 July 1844 M. Ann Elizabeth, dau. of William and_ Helen (Bell) Robb. Wm was b. 15 June 1815, Perth, Scotland; d. 26 Sept. 1897, Paragonah, Ut. Helen was b. 30 June 1814, Perth, Scotland; d. 11 Apr. 1874, Paragonah, Ut. William's par. were James Robb and Christina. Helen's par. were William Bell and Margaret Monroe. b. 26 June 1846, Sydney, Australia d. 16 June 1928, Paragonah, Ut. D. 3 Nov. 1927, Paragonah, Ut.
3. Morgan Bell Edwards B. 27 May 1885, Paragonah, Ut. M. 17 Aug. 1909, Margaret Owens b. 25 July 1885, Panguitch, Ut. D. 26 Oct. 1957, Fillmore, Ut.; bur. Paragonah, Ut.
4. Ezra Lowell Edwards B. 2 July 1914, Hurricane, Ut. M. 20 Mar. 1944, Farilyn Forbush
Ezra Lowell Edwards (mother) 1. Edward Owens M. Sarah Roberts
-487- 2. Thomas Robert Owens B. 4 June 1830, Gellydeg, So. Wales M. 16 Dec. 1850, Margaret Evans b. 4 Nov. 1831, Cefin, So. Wales d. 11 Nov. 1894, Paragonah, Ut. D. 8 Mar. 1899, Paragonah, Ut.
3. Edward Moroni Owens B. 5 June 1852 M. 17 Jan. 1878, Mary Elenor, dau. of Silas Sanford Smith whose par. were Silas Smith (b. 1 Oct. 1779) and Mary Aikens (b. 13 Aug. _ b. 26 Sept. 1857, Paragonah, Ut. d. 25 Nov. 1888, Panguitch, Ut. D. 19 Jan. 1928, Cedar City, Ut.
4. Margaret Owens B. 25 July 1885, Panguitch, Ut. M. 19 Aug. 1909, Morgan Bell Edwards b. 27 May 1885, Paragonah, Ut. d. 26 Oct. 1957, Fillmore, Ut.; bur. Paragonah, Ut.
5. Ezra Lowell Edwards M. Farilyn Forbush
984. NELDON VAL FORBUSH5 {Neldon V.4 , S. Alonzo For bush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1J b. 12 Dec. 1926, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 4 July 1937, m. 27 Aug. 1949, Teresa Joy, dau. of Charles Temple and Irma Mary (Whittin) Ellis. She was b. 7 Feb. 1930, Oxnard, Calif. Neldon is a machinist at Mare Island Naval Shipyards, Vallejo, Calif. Teresa Joy is a Pri. teacher. She enjoys sewing, and 'llakes and decorates beautiful cakes. She, Neldon and children love "do it yourself" projects around their beautiful home.
Children b. in Vallejo, Calif.
2190 M-1 Son, b. 15 June 1951, d. 15 June 1951 2191 F-2 Kitty Lynn, b. 12 Mar. 1953 2192 F-3 Tryna Dayl, b. 22 Sept. 1954
-488- Teresa Joy Temple (father)
1. Thomas Temple M. Edna Wood
2. Charles Wood Temple B. 3 Dec. 1911, Los Angeles, Calif. M. 15 June 1929, Irma Mary Whitten b. 21 Feb. 1911, Medford, Ore.
3. Teresa Joy Temple B. 7 Feb. 1930, Oxnard, Calif. M, 27 Aug 1 M. 27 Aug. 1949, Neldon Val Forbush
Teresa Joy Temple (mother)
1. Samuel Alonzo Whitten B. 16 Mar. 1848, Tilton Co., 0. M. 17 Nov. - to Rebecca, dau. of Abraham and - (Rothschild) Funk b. 30 Mar. 1841, Highspire, Darphin, Penn. d. Jan. 1938, Live Oak, Calif. d. 7 Mar. 1903
2. Clark Sanford Whitten B. 3 Nov. 1874, Muscatine, Ia. M. 24 June 1908, Margaret Elizabeth, dau. of John Francis and Mary Elizabeth (Burley) Day. John's par. were John and E-- (Wills) Day. Mary E. Burley's par. were John L. and Margaret (Long) Burley. John Francis Day, b. 28 Sept. 1859, New Orleans, La.; m. 10 Apr. 1877; d. 1938, Martinez, Calif. Mary Elizabeth Burley, b. 17 Nov. 1847, Pauxatauney, Penn.; d. 29 Apr. 1911, Klamath Falls, Ore.
3. Irma Mary Whitten B. 21 Feb. 1911, Medford, Ore, M. Charles Wood Temple b. 3 Dec. 1911, Los Angeles, Calif.
4. Teresa Joy Temple M. Neldon Val Forbush
-489- 985. EUGENE FORBUSH5 [Neldon V. 4 , S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1J b. 30Nov.1928,Monroe, Ut.;m.17 Mar. 1950, L. D.S. T., to Dorothy Mae, dau. of James Oscar and Marjory (Payne) Jessen. She was b. 8 Apr. 1932, Glen wood, Ut. Eugene grad. from R.H.S. and loves to play tennis. He is a surveyor for the Utah Road Comm. Dorothy's father died when she was 5 yrs. old. Her mother died when she was 18 yrs. old. She went to Monroe to live with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Winget. She grad. from S.S.H.S. and was married to Eugene. They are active ,in church and are a devoted, happy family.
Children, 1st two b. in Richfield, Ut.
2193 F-1 Jenine, b. 30 July 1951, d. 31 July 1951 2195 M-2 David Eugene, b. 16 Aug. 1952; d. 17 Aug. 1952 2196 M-3 Steven E., b. 12 Aug. 1953, Salt Lake City, Ut.
Dorothy Mae Jessen (father)
1. Jes Olessn M. Anne Marie Ebbessen
2. Mads Peter Jessen B. 22 Apr. 1822, Meisling, Vejle, Denmark M. Anne Marie Berthelson, dau. of Jens and Anne (Jessen) Berthelson b. 5 May 1836, Viuf, Vejue, Den. d. 15 Nov. 1897, Den. D. 14 Dec. 1862, Mt. Pleasant, Ut.
3. Peter Mads Jessen B. 19 Oct. 1864, Mt. Pleasant, Ut. M. 8 May 1891, Martina Mortensen, dau. of Ole Christen Mortensen (b. 27 Mar. ---, Hjorring, Den.; d. May 1874 Den.) and Petrena Madsen. Her par. were Mads Christ enson Peterson and Anne Jensen. Petrena was b. 29 Sept. 1847, Hjoberg, Den.; d. 14 May 1920, Koosharem, Ut. b. 14 Feb. 1870, Lind, Hjorring, Den. d. 24 Sept. 1930, Glenwood, Ut.
-490- 4. James Oscar Jessen B. 15 Mar. 1897, Junction, Ut. M. 11 Dec. 1927, Marjorie Payne b. 30 Dec. 1903, Glenwood, Ut. d. 1 Apr. 1948, Richfield, Ut. D. 15 June 1937, Uinta Co., Wyo. 5. Dorothy Mae Jessen B. 8 Apr. 1932, Glenwood, Ut. M. 17 Mar. 1950, Eugene Forbush
Dorothy Mae Jessen (mother)
1. John Payne M. Caroline Arnold 2. Edward Payne B. 31 May 1832, Warminister, Eng. M. 16 Sept. 1854, Emma, dau. of George and Marie (Mousley) Powell b. 1 Mar. 1838, Aldridge, Eng. d. 4 Sept. 1927, Glenwood, Ut. D. 27 Mar. 1918, Glenwood, Ut.
3. John Henry Payne B. 19 Aug. 1869, Coalville, Ut. M. 24 Feb. 1892, Margaret, dau. of William C. T. and Marg aret (Lawrensen) Sampson. Wm. was the son of Isaac and Martha (Hendricks) Sampson and was b. 30 Aug. 1839, New London, Ia., and d. 6 Mar. 1900, Glenwood, Ut. Margaret was the dau. of Wm. and Ann (Quick) Lawrensen and was b. 9 May 1845, Liverpool, Eng. and she d. 1 Dec. 1921, Glenwood, Ut. b. 18 Mar. 1870, Holden, Ut. d. 15 Aug. 1940, Glenwood, Ut. 4. Marjorie Payne B. 30 Dec. 1903, Glenwood, Ut. M. 11 Dec. 1927, James Oscar Jessen b. 15 Mar. 1897, Junction, Ut. d. 15 June 1937, Uinta Co., Wyo. D. 1 Apr. 1948, Richfield, Ut.
5. Dorothy Mae Jessen M. Eugene Forbush
-491- 986. JOHN SANFORD FORBUSH5 [Neldon V. 4, S. Alonzo For bush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 8 May 1931, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 7 Sept. 1941; m. 12 Dec. 1953, Stockton, Calif., to Beverly Berdell White Kilmer, dau. of Vincent and Henriette (Verkuyle) White. She was b. 26Nov.1935,Hanford, Calif. Sanford attended Richfield schools and later entered the U.S. Navy where he is in submarine service. He was recently promoted to Naval Chief. Children
2197 F-1 Vickie Lynn, b. 12 Dec. 1954, Oakland, Calif. 2198 F-2 Linda Marie, b. 2 Dec. 1955, Portsmouth, Va. 2199 M-3 John Sanford, b. 13 Feb. 1957, Honolulu, Hawaii
988. NEDRA LEE FORBUSH5 [Neldon v.4, S. Alonzo For bush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1 J b. 7 Jan. 1937, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 3 Mar. 1945; m. 30 June 1956 to Joseph B., son of Bert B. and Iona (Winget) Jensen. He was b. 7 Jan. 1937, Austin,,Sevier, Ut. They plan to go to the M. T. soon. Nedra Lee grad. from S.S.H.S. and worked for the Telephone Co. Joseph grad. from S.S.H.S., attended S.C,, c.s.u., and U.S. U. where he recieved his B.S. Degree. He served in the Armed Services for 4 years and was stationed at Ellsworth A.F. Base in S. Dak. Joseph is now teaching school in Monticello, Ut.
Children 2200 F-1 Jody Lee, b. 29 June 1957, Richfield, Ut. 2201 F-2 Lesa Dawn, b. 25 July 1958, Richfield, Ut. 2202 M-3 Joseph Bradley, b. 1 July 1961, Bountiful, Ut.
Joseph B. Jensen (mother)
1. Cyrus Winget M. Catherine Hulet
2. Alphonzo Winget B. 5 Jan. 1846, Nauvoo, Hancock, Ill.
-492- M. 5 Jan. 1866, Almeda Maria, dau. of Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn. b. 22 Nov. 1849, Manti, Ut. d. 24 June 1923, Monroe, Ut. D. 12 May 1931, Monroe, Ut.
3. John Fredrick Winget B. 5 Dec. 1882, Monroe, Ut. M. 23 Feb. 1905, Clara Beason, dau. of Beason and Mary Magdalene (Nazer) Lewis b. 28 May 1886, Fishcreek, Wayne, Ut. D. 20 Jan. 1842, Elsinore, Ut.
4. Iona Winget B. 27 May 1908, Aurora, Sevier, Ut. M. 7 Sept. 1927, Bertrum B. Jensen b. 26 Sept. 1908, Austin, Sevier, Ut.
5. Joseph B. Jensen M. Nedra Lee Forbush
Joseph B. Jensen (father)
1. Jens Christensen M. Anne Christensen
2. Peter Christian Jensen B. 11 Aug. 1836, Vor (Bitteby) Hjoring, Denmark M. 1 Dec. 1859, Kristianna Nielson, dau. of Niels Christ ensen and Kirstine Marie Siomonsen. b. 4 Mar. 1842, Kvagland, Volslrup C., Den. d. 15 Nov. 1902, Elsinore, Sevier, Ut. D. 24 Sept. 1919, Elsinore, Ut.
3. Joseph B. Jensen B. 31 Aug. 1881, Elsinore, Ut. M. 20 Nov. 1907, Caroline, dau. of Jos. Shelly and Ellen (Mills) Conder. b. 25 Mar. 1890, Austin, Sevier, Ut. d. 26 Aug. 1953, Richfield, Ut. D. 15 Dec. 1913, McGill, Nev.
4. Bertrum B. Jensen B. 26 Sept. 1908, Austin, Sevier, Ut.
-493- M. 7 Sept. 1927, Iona Winget b. 27 May 1908, Aurora, Sevier, Ut.
5. Joseph B. Jensen M. Nedra Lee Forbush
989. MYRTLE ALLENE FORBUSH5 [ Neldon V. 4 , S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 12 Sept. 1939, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; m. 19 Nov. 1959 M.T., to Douglas Lee, son of Oscar John and Gladys (Cox) Hansen. He was b. 4 Oct. 1940, Goshen, Ut. · Allene grad. from S.S.H.S., Monroe and Hollywood Beauty College, Provo, Ut. and is a beautician. She is artistic, gracious and sincere. Douglas loves music and is a very good piano player. He is employed at Ward's Body Shop, Provo, Ut.
Children, b. in Provo, Ut.
2204 F-1 Terri Lyn, b. 13 Dec. 1960 2205 F-2 Donna Lee, b. 12 June 1962
Douglas Lee Hansen (father) 1. Hans Madsen M. Christiane Madsen
2. Mads Christian Hansen B. 9 June 1832, Brylle, Odense, Denmark M. 1859, Maren Jensen, dau. of Jens Anderson and (2nd w.) Anne Catherine Jesperson b. 7 Mar. 1837, Friberg, Fyen, Den. d. 26 July 1911, Goshen, Ut. D. 14 Jan. 1924, Goshen, Ut.
3. Charles Fredrick Hansen B. 4 Nov. 1863, Odense, Odense, Den. M. 26 Nov. 1889, Carolyn Victoria, dau. of Olaf John and Mary or Maria Kaisa (Extrom) Holmstead. Olaf's par. were Nils Holmsted (name changed) and (1st w.) Kathren Olson. b. 14 Nov. 1871, Salt Lake City, Ut. d. 20 June 1941, Salem, Ut. D. 29 Sept. 1951, Salt Lake City, Ut.
-494- 4. Oscar John Hansen B. 12 Feb. 1903, Goshen, Ut. Mo 16 July 1928, Gladys Cox b. 25 Mar. 1909, Manti, Ut.
5. Douglas Lee Hansen B. 4 Oct. 1940, Goshen, Ut. M.14Nov.1959M.T.,Myrtle Allene Forbush
Douglas Lee Hansen (mother)
1. Fredrick Walter Cox M. Emeline (Sally) ·whiting
2. Fredrick Walter Cox B. 6 Nov. 1836, Windham, Portage, 0. M. 20 Apr. 1859, Lucy Gunn, dau. of Jos. Stewart and Lucy Diantha (Morley) Allen b. 28 Sept. 1840, Lima, Adams, Ill. d. 17 Nov. 1928, Manti, Ut. D. 17 Mar. 1921, Manti, Ut.
3. Louis Sylvester Cox B. 17 Dec. 1880, Manti, Ut. M. 6 June 1906, Louise Maria, dau. of Charles and Mary Louise (Jensen) Wintch. Charle's par. were Henry Wintch and Anna Burchart b. 10 Feb. 1886, Manti, Ut. d. 16 June 1950, Provo, Ut.
4. Gladys Cox B. 25 Mar. 1909, Manti, Ut. M. 16 July 1928, John Oscar Hansen b. 12 Feb. 1903, Goshen, Ut.
5. Douglas Lee Hansen M. Myrtle Allene Forbush 990. ANNA MAE FORBUSH5 [Neldon v.4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora Co (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 31 May 1941, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 29 Jan. 1950; m. Niel, son of Oral and Emma Joy (Rasmussen) Forsyth. He was b. 19 Nov. 1937, Teasdale, Wayne, Ut.; bap. 29 Jan. 1950.
-495- Anna Mae grad. from S.S.H.S., Monroe. She is kind hearted, ambitious, and loves to travel with her family. Niel, her husband is employed as a U.S. Govt. surveyor and his work takes him to Ida., Calif., Ut. and other western states.
Children b. in Richfield, Ut.
2206 F-1 LeAnn, b. 27 Nov. 1960 2206 M-2 David Neil, b. 12 May 1962
Neil R. Forsyth (father)
1. Thomas Forsyth M, Isabella Donald
2. Thomas Robert Forsyth B. 10 Sept. 1840, Forthoron, Mich. M. 15 Apr. 1863, Fredonia Mellissa, dau. of Michael Rowe and Dorinda Mellissa (Moody) Goheen b. 10 Sept. 1845, Spring Creek, Texas d. 18 Oct. 1917, St. George, Ut. D. 14 Mar. 1928
3. Neil Forsyth B. 11 Nov. 1887, Thurber, Ut. M. 26 Nov. 1909, Jane, dau. of George Smith and Angeline (Hunt) Coleman. George's par. were George Coleman and Jane Smith. b. 16 Apr. 1889, Gunlock, Ut. D. 11 Sept. 1935, Boulder, Ut.
4. Oral Vernard Forsyth B. 13 Apr. 1910, Thurber, Wayne, Ut. M. 2 Dec. 1934, Emma Joy Rasmussen b. 21 Mar. 1913, Bicknell, Ut.
5. Neil Forsyth B. 19 Nov. 1938, Teasdale, Wayne, Ut. M. 15 May 1959, Anna Mae Forbush
-496- Neil R. Forsyth (mother)
1. Claus Rasmussen Paask M. Anna Magdalena Rasmussen
2. Neils Claus Rasmussen B. 30 Jan. 1841, Denmark M. 1860, Mary U., dau. of Peter and -- (Simmonsen) Sorensen b. Denmark d. 3 Apr. 1887, Salina, Ut. D. 26 Mar. 1908, Salina, Ut.
3. Cyrus Orson Rasmussen B. 28 Feb. 1871, Spring City, Ut. M. 3 May 1899, Christina Jensena, dau. of Niels Peter Nielson (b. 6 Aug. 1833, Ruberg, Hjorring, Den.; d. 7 Apr. 1906, Richfield, Ut.) and Mary Anna Larsen (b. 1 July 18-, Skallerup, Den.; d. 11 Apr. 1906, Richfield, Ut.). Neil's par. were Neils Jensen and Kirsten Jorgensen. Mary Ann's par. were Lars Ped ersen and Karen Margrette Jensen. b. 24 July 1873, Lunstrup, Den. d. 5 Sept. 1951, Bicknell, Ut. D. 14 Apr. 1944, Bicknell, Ut.
4. Emma Joy Rasmussen B. 21 Mar. 1913, Bicknell, Ut. M. 2 Dec. 1934, Oral Bernard Forsyth b. 13 Apr. 1910, Thurber, Wayne, Ut.
5. Neil R. Forsyth B. 19 Nov. 1938, Teasdale, Wayne, Ut. M. Anna Mae Forbush
992. BOYD F. JOHNSON5 { Lorna Forbush4, S. Alonzo For bush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 12 Feb. 1925, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 3 Feb. 1934; m. 13 Mar. 1946, Ruth Lorraine, dau. of Eddie Lee and Naomi Theoda (Sandy) Foy. She was b. 10 June 1926, Seattle, Wash.; bap. 2 Feb. 1958. Boyd F. attended schools at Monroe, Richfield, B. Y.H., and B.Y.U. in Provo. He met Lorraine while in the U.S.
-497- Navy, stationed at Seattle, Wash. After marriage they lived at Coos Bay, Ore., Monroe and Richfield, Ut., where they now live. Lorraine a recent member of the L.D.S. church, gave a talk to a large audience at the Sevier Stake Quarterly Conference in 1958.
Children, last 3 b. in Richfield, Ut.
2207 F-1 Judy Lee, b. 10 Sept. 1947, Orem, Ut.; bap. 20 Dec. 1955. 2208 F-2 Cindy Lou, b. 3 Apr. 1950; bap. 4 May 1958 2209 F-3 Susl:J,n, b. 19 Mar. 1952 2210 M-4 Don Boyd, b. 9 Oct. 1955
Ruth Lorraine Foy (father)
1. Eddie Lee Foy B. 9 Jan. 1896, Texas M. 3 July 1925, Naomi Theda Sandy
2. Ruth Lorraine Foy B. 10 June 1926, Seattle, Wash. M. 13 Mar. 1946, Boyd F. Johnson
Ruth Lorraine Foy (mother)
1. Philip Green Sandy B. 30 Sept. 1858, Westfield, Ill. M. 6 Sept. 1889, Olive Annie Pezald b. 24 May 1869, Mo. d. 3 Sept. 1943 D. 14 Jan. 1935
2. Theda Sandy B. 6 Nov. 1900, Howard, Colo. M. 3 July 1925, Eddie Lee Foy b. 9 Jan. 1896, Texas D. 1 7 Aug. 1942
3. Ruth Lorraine Foy B. 10 June 1926, Seattle, Wash. M. Boyd F. Johnson
-498- 993. HORRACE GRANT JOHNSON5 (Lorna Forbush4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 25 Oct. 1926, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 22 Dec. 1934; m. 31 May 1947, Hurricane, Ut., to Helen, dau. of Thomas and Marie (Scott) Stanworth. She was b. 26 Sept. 1927.
Children b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
2211 F-1 Roxie, b. 10 May 1949 2212 F-2 Ann, b. 28 Apr. 1950 2213 M-3 Ronald, b. Nov. 1953
994. KYLE LAVOR FORBUSH5 (Guy L.4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 12 Apr. 1928, Monroe, Ut.; m. 26 July 1955 L.D.S. T. to Barbara Jean, dau. of Kent and Fern Rae (Conder) Nelson. She was b. 1 July 1937, Richfield, Ut. Kyle Lavor grad. from R.H.S., is an auto mechanic and was in the U.S. Army at Ft. Riley, Kan. 1950-1951.
Child
2214 M-1 Rodney Kyle, b. 14 Feb. 1959, Richfield, Ut.
995. ELVA MAE FORBUSH5 [Guy L.4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn 1] b. 11 Mar. 1930, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 2 July 1939; m. 15 Dec. 1952, Norris Clair, son of Daniel Ras mus and Esther Ann (Swindle) Jensen. He was b. 25 Feb. 1929, Monroe, Ut. Elva Mae grad. from R.H.S., then worked as a telephone operator, and from the company was presented a 5-year pin. Norris was in the U.S. Service in Germany. In 1955 he grad. with a B.S. Degree from C.S. U. He has taught school in Redmond, Elsinore and Richfield, where he is now teaching at the Pahvant School.
Children b. in Richfield, Ut.
2215 F-1 Deborah Lee, b. 28 Jan. 1954 2216 M-2 Paul LaVor, b. 21 Mar. 1956 2217 F-3 Peggy Lynn, b. 15 July 1957 -499- 996. MARJORIE FORBUSH5 [Guy L.4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 15 Apr" 1932, Richfield, Ut.: bap. 3 Aug. 1941; m. 31 Aug. 1957, Meridith Boyd, son of Robert Lee and Ida Luella (Higgins) Egbert. He was b. 31 Dec. 1928, Salt Lake City, Ut. Marjorie with parents moved to Monroe, Ut. on her sixteenth birthday, where her father set up a repair shop in his father's (Lon's) old blacksmith shop. She and her husband met while working for the Telephone Co. in Salt Lake City, Ut. They were m. by "Uncle Irvin" at the Warnock home in Sigurd, Ut. Boyd works at Family Finance, Ogden, Ut.
Children
2218 M-1 Robert Kevin, b. 31 Dec. 1958, Salt Lake City, Ut. 2219 F-2 Lori Dawn, b. 23 Feb. 1961
998. MARGARET FORBUSH5 (Randall s.4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 23 June 1933, Monroe, Ut.;m. 2 Sept. 1950 (S. 9 Jan. 1951, M. T.) to June Sharon, son of Charles William and Leah M. (Gardner) Cowley. He was b. 8 June 1929, Venice, Ut. Margaret worked on the S.S.H.S. YearBookStaff3 yrs., the last year as Editor. Here she grad. from H,S. and Seminary. She has worked in Pri., S.S., M,I.A., R.S. and in Genealogy. They love and enjoy their fine family. June Sharon has helped in Pr. Quorums, Scouting and was "M-Men" Pres. He served in the U.S. Army in the Far East during the Korean War, 4 yrs. As a lineman for the Mt. States Telephone Co., he has worked in many cities and they now live in Cedar City, Ut.
Children b. in Richfield, Ut.
2220 F-1 Mary Jean, b. 11 Mar. 1952; bl. by her father; bap. 11 Apr. 1960 2221 M-2 Blaine M., b. 4 Aug. 1953; bap. 5 Aug. 1961 2222 F-3 Jan, b. 12 Sept. 1954 2223 M-4 Tracy J., b. 29 Apr. 1957 2224 F-5 Joyce, b. 6 Nov. 1958 2225 M-6 Paul K., b. 17 Mar. 1960 2226 M-7 David Wendall, b. 31 May 1961 -500- June Sharon Cowley (father)
1. Charles Cowley M. Maud Ann Killip
2. William M. Cowley B. 29 Sept. 1831, Kirk German, Isle of Man, Eng. M. 22 Feb. 1860, Sarah Emily, dau. of William and Sarah (Samson) Wall. b. 8 Feb. 1840, Hously, Eng. d. 27 Oct. 1909, Venice, Ut. D. 2 Oct. -, Venice, Sevier, Ut.
3. Charles William Cowley, Sr. M. Florence, dau. of Bradley B. and Mary Ann (Havens) Wilson. Bradley B. was b. 5 Mar. 1832, Ohio; m. 20 Dec. 1861; d. 10 Nov. 1896. He was the son of Guy Cardlton and Elizabeth (Hunter) Wilson. Mary Ann was b. 25 Feb. 1834, N.J.; d. 24 Jan. 1911, Glenwood, Ut. Her par. were John and Ann (Van Wagenar) Havens. b. 2 Aug. 1865, Payson, Ut. d. Jan. 1922, Venice, Sevier, Ut.
4. Charles William Cowley, Jr. B. 16 Apr. 1898, Glenwood, Sevier, Ut. M. 14 June 1922, Leah Matilda Gardner b. 2 Feb. 1901, Venice, Sevier, Ut.
5. June Sharon Cowley B. 8 June 1929, Venice, Sevier, Ut. M. 2 Sept. 1950, Margaret Forbush
June Sharon Cowley (mother)
1. Alexander Gardner M. Ann Knox
2. John Gardner B. 22 July 1833, Scotland M. Julia, dau. of Parley Parker and Sarah (Houston) Pratt b. 1 Apr. 1847, Winter Quarters, Nebr. d. 19 Apr. 1902, Richfield, Ut. D. Oct. 1896, Richfield, Ut.
-501- 3. William Gardner K 6 June 1862, Goshen, Ut. M. 26 June 1895, Annie, dau. of Peter C. and Matilda (Berg) Westman. Peter C. was b. 9Oct.1829,Sweden; m. 1866; d. 15 May 1914, Richfield, Ut. Matilda was b. 15 Oct. 1840, Sweden; d. 12 Dec. 1926, Richfield, Ut. b. 28 Aug. 1876, Richfield, Ut.
4. Leah Matilda Gardner B. 2 Feb. 1901, Venice, Sevier, Ut. M. 14 June 1922, Charles William Cowley, Jr.
5. June Sharon Cowley B. 8 June 1929, Venice, Sevier, Ut. M. 2 Sept. 1950, Margaret Forbush
999. ROBERT STERLING FORBUSH5 [Ray4 , S. Alonzo For bush3, Philena Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 27 Aug. 1936, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 4 Jan. 1946; m. 9 Sept. 1958 to Constance, dau. of John and Marjorie Peterson. She was b. in Great Falls, Mont. Robert was active in basket ball during H,S. years. He was center for "Utah High School Champs" in 1954 and won a trophy. A heroes welcome was given him and his team, on their return home from the State finals. He was in the A,F. for 4 yrs and re-enlisted for 6 yrs. He was stationed at Great Falls, Mont. and is now at Elgin A. F. Base in Florida.
Children
2227 M-1 Wade Jack Sterling, b. 16 Aug. 1959,Great Falls, Mont. 2228 M-2 Mark Allen, b. 11 Oct. 1961, Elgin A.F. Base, Florida.
1000. DIANNE FORBUSH5 [Ray4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burn1] b. 5 Aug. 1939, Richfield, Ut.; bap. 3 May 1947; m. 29 Mar. 1957, M. T. to James D., son of Albert James and Ruth (Shelton) Young. James is a radar, radio and T.V. technician with the U.S. Army. He was in the Service for four years and re-enlisted for six years. He is now an instructor.
-502- Children
2229 M-1 James Dee, b. 20 May 1958 2230 M-2 Terry Dwain, b. 4 May 1961
1005. CALVIN HANKS JENSEN5 (Madge N. Forbush4, Hyrum P. Forbush3, Philena Washburn2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 10 June 1922, Monroe, Ut.; bap. 2 May 1931; m. 18 Oct. 1945, Thelma Lorene, dau. of John and Almeda (Poore) Ridenour. She was b. 12 July 1924. Calvin has been active in sports and music. He sang with a group in the Salt Lake Tabernacle. He now has a collection agency. Thelma works for Safeway Stores. She and Calvin played in school bands.
Child
2231 M-1 Gregory Gordon, b. 5 July 1947, Richfield, Ut. He plays "Little League" baseball.
Thelma Lorene Ridenour (father)
1. George Ridenour M. Linda Chapman
2. John Elbert Ridenour B. 5 Oct. 1883, Crawford Co., Ark. M. 5 Nov. 1905, Almeda Poore
3. Thelma Lorene Ridenour B. 12 July 1924, Mountainburg, Ark. M. 18 Oct. 1945, Calvin Hanks Johnson (Jensen)
Thelma Lorene Ridenour (mother)
1. John Henry Poore B. 8 July 1854, Missouri M. Mollie West b. 5 Jan. 1857, Missouri d. Mar. 1960, Skytook, Okla. D. May 1956, Mountainburg, Ark.
-503- 2. Almeda Poore B. 16 Dec. 1887, Crawford Co., Ark. M. 5 Nov. 1905, John Elbert Ridenour D. 16 Oct. 1952, Mountainburg, Ark.
3. Thelma Lorene Ridenour B. 12 July 1924, Mountainburg, Ark. M. Calvin Hanks Johnson (Jensen)
1006. ERMA BERYL JENSEN5 [Madge N. Forbush4, Hyrum P. Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 5 Aug. 1925, Monroe, Ut.; m. 12 Nov. 1944. (S. 25 July 1945) to Frank William King. He was b. 7 Nov. 1922, Richfield, Ut. Bill was in U.S. Govt. Service in 1945. He operated a photo business in Monroe and in Richfield. He is now announcer and technician for radio station K.S.U.C. He has been supt. of Y.M.M.I.A. and is active in the B.S.A. program. Erma has been active in M.I.A., S.S., R.S. She has great faith in healing through prayer.
Children
2232 M-1 Ronald William, b. 17 Aug. 1945, Kearns, Ut. 2233 F-2 Judith Andrea, b. 10 Jan. 1954, Salt Lake City, Ut. 2234 M-3 Perry Calvin, b. 5 May 1959, Richfield, Ut.
Frank William King (father)
1. Carlos Jackson King B. 1825, N.Y. State M. Mary Etta Dewey b. 1836, Wisconsin d. 20 Apr. 1887, Grove Lake, Minn. D. 10 Feb. 1894, Grove Lake, Minn.
2. Chauncey Burr King B. 4 June 1864, Dodge Center, Minn. M. 25 Nov. 1888, to Dora Genevieve, dau. of Hiram and Theodocia Crane (McNutt) Stranahan. Hiram was b. 1828, Mich., m. 1867 and d. in Claire, Ia. Theodocia was b. 15 Jan. 1832, Halifax, Nova Scotia, d. 4 Mar. 1908,
-504- Grove Lake, Minn. b. 8 Feb. 1868, Castle Rock, Minn. D. 6 May 1944, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada
3. Francis Herbert King B. 25 Oct. 1889, Grove Lake, Minn. M. 10 Dec. 1910, to Cleo Bell Thomander D. 1 Dec. 1928, Richfield, Ut.
4. Frank William King B. 7 Nov. 1922, Richfield, Ut. M. 12 Nov. 1944, to Erma Beryl Jensen
Frank William King (mother)
1. Thomas Christmas Haddon B. 25 Dec. 1815, Hardingham, Norfolk, Eng. M. 10 Nov. 1865, to Jane Cherry b. 2 Sept. 1840, Wooten, Bedfordshire, Eng. d. 27 Oct. 1883 D. May 1899, Ephriam, Ut.
2. Naomi Martha Haddon B. 12 July 1868, Ephriam, Ut. M. 12 Dec. 1887, to Edward Peter, son of Peter and Inge borg (Pehrson) Thomander who were both b. in Sweden. b. 4 Feb. 1864, Sweden d. 5 Mar. 1923, Ephriam, Ut. D. 12 June 1868, Ephriam, Ut.
3. Cleo Bell Thomander B. 27 Oct. 1889, Ephriam, Ut. M, 10 Dec. 1910, to Francis Herbert King D. 15 May 1955, Richfield, Ut.
4. Frank William King B. 7 Nov. 1922, Richfield, Ut. M. Erma Beryl Jensen
1008. WILMER BOYD CARSON5 (S. Eva Forbush4, Hyrum P. Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and FloraC. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 28 Mar. 1932, Monroe, Ut.; m. 14 Oct. 1955, L.D.S.T., to Naomi Louise, dau. of Rufus -505- Moses and Melvina (Cochran) Ball. She was b. 1 Nov. 1933, Mesa, Ariz.
Children
2235 M-1 Randall Brent, b. 6 Nov. 1956, Chandler, Ariz. 2236 F-2 Christine, b. 24 Mar. 1958, Mesa, Ariz.
Naomi Louise Ball (father)
1. Bartholomew ;Ball M. Charlotte Lee
2. Henry Augustus Ball B. 16 Jan. 1821, Green Co., Miss. M. Martha Lundy d. 21 Oct. - D. 14 Jan. 1915
3. Edward Rufus Ball B. 23 Jan. 1852, Leakesville, Green, Miss. M. 23 Jan. 1881 to Julia, dau. of David A. and Mary (Brewer) Hillman. David's father was Charles Hillman. b. 18 Jan. 1860, Leakesville, Miss. d. 20 Mar. 1927, Kokomo, Marion, Miss. D. 11 Feb. 1910, Leakesville, Green, Miss.
4. Rufus Moses Ball B. 26 Dec. 1884, Leakesville, Miss. M. 18 June 1910 to Melvina Cochran b. 7 Aug. 1895, Henderson, Miss.
5. Naomi Louise Ball B. 1 Nov. 1933, Mesa, Ariz. M. 14 Oct. 1955, Wilmer Boyd Carson
Naomi Louise Ball (mother)
1. John Cochran M. --- Strickland
2. Richard Cochran
-506- Bo abt. 1824 M. Martha (Patsy) dau. of Gouldsberry and Susan (Gardner) Walley b. Jan. 1824, Miss. d. 30 Sept. 1875, Miss. D. 23 Sept. 1883, Miss.
3. Alexander Cochran B. 18 May 1870, Waynesburg, Miss. M. 16 Apr. 1891, to Matilda, dau. of John and Elisa D. (Henderson) McLain. John was b. 4 Mar. 1843, Grafton, Miss.; d. Wayne Co., Miss. His par. were Alexander and Matilda (Harris) McLain. Elisa d. abt. 25 Mar. 1911, Green Co., Miss. b. 25 Nov. 1870, Waynesboro, Miss. d. Kokomo, Miss. D. 6 Apr. 1918, Darburn, Walthall, Miss.
4. Melvina Cochran B. 7 Aug. 1895, Henderson, Miss. M. 18 June 1910, Rufus Moses Ball
5. Naomi Louise Ball M. Wilmer Boyd Carson
1009. GERALDINE CARSON5 [S. Eva Forbush4, Hyrum S. For bush3, Philena Washburn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 16 Oct. 1933, Junction, Ut.; m. 11 June 1951, L.D.S. T. to Gail, son of James Lehi and Margaret Walker (Wilson) Wright. He was b. 18 June 1916, Charleston, Ut. Gail's mother died when he was 2 months old and his father died when he was 1 7. Life was sad for him. He won first place in story writing and second place in singing in H.S.
Children b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
2236 F-1 Eva Diane, b. 8 Mar. 1953 2237 F-2 Sherry Lynn, b. 6 Nov. 1957
1010. SHIRLEY LUE CARSON5 [S. Eva Forbush4, Hyrum P., Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abrham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 29 Feb. 1936, Junction, Ut.; bap.
-507- 4 June 1944; m. David Amos, son of James L. and Attlene (Ray) Sheehan. He was b. 8 Sept. 1918, Marion, N.C.
Child 2238 M-1 Jack David, b. 7 Sept. 1956, Salt Lake City, Ut.
1011. TEDDY RADELL CARSON5 ( S. Eva Forbush4, Hyrum P. Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 22 Dec. 1939, Junction, Ut.; m. 25 May 1958, Pennie Margaret, dau. of Mr. and Mrs. William McPhee. She was b. 15 Sept. 1940, Salt Lake City, Vt.
Children, b. in Van Nuys, Calif.
2239 M-1 Mark William, b. 19 Oct. 1959 2240 M-2 Derrick John, b. 26 Jan. 1961
1014. EMMA PATRICIA ( "PAT") BRIDGES5 (Dortha M, For bush4, Hyrum P. Forbush3, Philena Washburn2,Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 3 Aug. 1942, Portland, Ore.; m. 3 Sept. 1960, Lawrence Emerson Jr. son of Lawrence Emerson and Frances (Van Bibber) Balcom. He was b. 10 June 1934, Grand Island, Neb.
Children
2241 M-1 Kenneth Lee, b. 3 Nov. 1961, Portland, Ore. He is the pride of his grandparents. 2242 M-2 Dwayne Edward, b. 21 Aug. 1962, Portland, Ore. He wasn't too well at first but is fine now.
Lawrence Emerson Balcom, Jr. (father) 1. Henry Asel Balcom M. Clara Josephine Wright
2. Lawrence Emerson Balcom, Sr. B. 2 Dec. 1904, Springfield, Ill. M. 7 Sept. 1932, Frances Elsie Van Bibber b. 24 Aug. 1917, Grand Island, Neb. 3. Lawrence Emerson Balcom, Jr. B. 10 June 1934, Grand Island, Neb. M. 3 Sept. 1960, Emma Patricia Bridges
-508- Lawrence Emerson Balcom, Jr. (mother)
1. Albert Van Bibber M. Elsie Mae Harris
2. Frances Elsie Van Bibber M. Lawrence Emerson Balcom, Sr.
3. Lawrence Emerson Balcom, Jr. M. Emma Patricia Bridges
1020. OPAL WOODLAND5 (Naomi Warnock4, Alexander War nock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl} b. 2 Mar. 1934, Idaho Falls, Ida.; m. 29 May 1953 (S. 21 Nov. 1956) to Arthur Lemoine, son of Clifford and Afton B. (Yergensen) Forbush. He was b. 18 Apr. 1934, Monroe, Ut.
Children
2243 M-1 Dennis Lemoine, b. 26 Dec. 1954, Salt Lake City, Ut. 2244 F-2 Connie Jean, b. 4 Oct. 1956, Roosevelt, Ut. 2245 F-3 Teresa Ann, b. 12 Oct. 1957, Salt Lake City, Ut. 2246 F-4 Janice Lynn, b. 17 Mar. 1960, Salt Lake City, Ut. 2247 M-5 David Arthur, b. 11 July 1961, Salt Lake City, Ut.
1025. ROYCE LARRY HERMANSEN5 [ Royce DeRay Herman sen4, Nettie Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 3 Mar. 1937, Logan, Ut.; m. 24 June 1958, L.D.S. T., to Carolyn, dau. of Arvile and Odessa (Mendenhall) Child. She was b. 21 June 1939.
Child.
2248 F-1 Lori Lynn, b. 12 Aug. 1959, Payson, Ut.
1026. MARDENE HERMANSEN5 [Royce D. Hermansen4, Nettie Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl)b. 28 Apr. 1939,Logan,Ut.;bap. 3 May 1947; m. 31 May 1957, Douglas Clive, son of
-509- .Irving Clive and Carol Elaine {Openshaw) Nelson. He was b. 29 Jan. 1939, Payson, Ut.
Children
2249 F-1 Pamla Lee, b. 4 Jan. 1958, Provo, Ut. 2250 F-2 Cynthia, b. 5 Jan. 1960, Provo, Ut.
1027. ROBERT H. HERMANSEN5 [Royce D. Hermansen4, Nettie Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 30 May 1941, Caliente, Nev.; m. 5 June 1959, Payson, Ut. to Lynda Jane dau. ofDean and Jane (Nydo) Ashby.
Child
2251 F-1 Lynette, b. 17 May 1960, Payson, Ut.
1044. THOMAS DEWEY PAGE5 [ Orla Ray Nay4, Flora C. Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 27 Nov. 1929, Los Angeles, Calif.; bap. 21 Apr. 1956; m. Nancy Sparks, who was b. 14 July 1932, Oklahoma City, Okla. She was bap. 21 Apr. 1957.
Children
2252 F-1 Stephanie Leah, b. 10 Nov. 1949, Burbank, Calif. 2253 M-2 Thomas Patrick, b. 28 July 1952, Burbank, Calif. 2254 M-3 Theodore Andrew, b. 3 May 1955, San Fernando, Calif.
1045. MARLENE AIDA NAY5 [Florian Cyril Nay4, Flora C. Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 28 Sept. 1933, Van Nuys, Calif.; m. 29 May 1948, Henry Lewis, son of Henry Lewis and Florence ( Lewis ) Brunolt. He was b. 29 Mar. 1928.
Children, b. in South Gate, Calif.
2255 M-1 Martin Lewis, b. 23 May 1949, twin 2256 M-2 William Lawrence, b. 23 May 1949, twin 2257 F-3 Elaine Arlene, b. 8 Mar. 1952
-510- 2258 M-4 Donald Henry, b. 19 Feb. 1953 2259 F-5 Lois Marlene, b. 16 May 1954 2260 F-6 Doris Faye, b. 22 July 1956
1046. PEGGY ANN NAY5 [Florian C. Nay4, Flora C. Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl J b. 4 Apr. 1935, Los Angeles, Calif.; m. 13 Aug. 1953, Gordon, son of Earl andS. C. (Hunt) Peterson. He was b. 22 Nov. 1933, Montebello, Calif.
Child
2261 F-1 Wendy Lee, b. 5 Jan. 1955, Montebello, Calif.
1050. DARLENE ANN STEWART5 [Winalee Nay4, Flora C. Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 22 May 1936, Ely, Nev.; m. 1st, 22 Apr. 1954, Robert Ray Lawless. Shem. 2nd, Richard Donald Ogle.
Child by 1st husband 2262 M-1 Kieth, b. 18 Apr. 1955, Fontana, Calif.
Children by 2nd husband
2263 M-2 Richard John, b. 22 Jan. 1959 2264 F-3 Cynthia Kay, b. 7 Dec. 1961
1051. GERALD ERNEST STEWARTS [Winalee Philena Nay4, Flora C. Warnock3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 1 July 1937, Ely, Nev.; m. 1 Mar. 1958, Diane Virginia Wilson. Their home is in Ontario, Calif.
Children
2265 M-1 Steven Keith, b. 20 Apr. 1959 2266 M-2 Michael Kent, b. 4 Apr. 1960
1097. SHAUNA DEE WASHBURN5 [Oliver D.4 , Oliver3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 27 Feb. 1940, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. at Kearns, Ut. to Otto Dale, son of Edwin Taylor and Eualla (Mclnelly)
-511- Riding. He was b. 11 Jan. 1939, Delta, Millard, Ut. Shauna Dee is active in the church. She is secy. of S.S. and also a Pri. teacher. She is a waitress. Otto is a Priest in the L.D.S. church; he is mgr. of a Service Station.
Child
2267 M-1 Ricky Dale, b. 17 Jan. 1960, Salt Lake City, Ut.
1098. MARGIE MAE WASHBURN5 [Oliver D.4, Oliver3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 2 Aug. 1941, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. at Salt Lake City, Ut. to John David, son of Eldon Guy and Lillis Amelia (Adams) Carrell. He was b. 13 Sept. 1941, Garfield, Salt Lake, Ut.
Child
2268 F-1 Christine, b. 26 Nov. 1959, Salt Lake City, Ut.
1116. ROBERT ALVIN WASHBURN5 [Parley A.4 , Peter A.3 Parley P.2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl] b. 14 Nov. 1932, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; m. 17 Dec. 1959, Salt Lake City, Ut., Joye C., dau. of George A. and Jean (Taylor) Crandall. She was b. 1 Sept. 1940, Coalville, Summit, Ut. Robert is a mechanical engineer.
Children
2269 M-1 Stephen Craig, b. 4 Oct. 1960, Stockton, Ut. 2270 F-2 Leslie Jean, b. July 1962, Salt Lake City, Ut.
1117. RICHARD MELVIN WASHBURN5 [Parley Alvin4, Peter A,3, Parley P.2, Abraham D; and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 14 Nov. 1932, Richfield, Ut.; m. 9 Sept. 1960, Los Angeles Temple to Dona, dau. of Lewis Lorenzo and Alice Larie (Jorgensen) Lund. She was b. 12 Sept. 1939, Brigham City, Boxelder, Ut. Donna is secy. in Junior S.S. and a Pri. teacher. Richard Melvin is an engineer and expeditor. He is an E. in the church, Ward Teacher Supervisor and the Ensign Leader in M.I.A.
-512- Child
2270a M-1 Michael Peter, b. 7 Nov. 1961, Kennewick, Wash.
1118. PATRICIA JEAN WASHBURN5 [Parley A.4, Peter A.3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnl J b. 26 Nov. 1933, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; m. 12 Nov. 1953, Idaho Falls Temple, to Stephen Delmar, son of Walter Delmar and Lucille (Bond) Hennis. He was b. 1 Mar. 1928, Nampa, Canyon, Ida. Patricia and Stephen are good members of the L.D.S, church in Nampa, Ida. where they live. Patricia is pres. of the Primary.
Children b in Nampa, Canyon, Ida.
2271 F-1 K. Lynn. b. 15 Aug. 1954 2272 M-2 Wayne, b. 14 Nov. 1956 2273 M-3 Ronald Delmar, b. 20 Aug. 1958
1119. GARY P. WASHBURN5 [P~rley A.4, Peter A. 3, Parley P.2 , Abraham D. and Flora c.· (Gleason) Washburnl}b. 13 Feb. 1935, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; m. 20 Feb. 1955, Kuna, Ida. to Arloa Kay, dau. ofHowardArthur and Vena Ava (Callahan) Ahrens.Shewasb.16Mar.1936, Mankato, Kan.
Children
2274 M-1 Douglas Gary, b. 22 Nov. 1955, Nampa, Ida. 2275 F-2 Delanea, b. 30 Sept. 1958, Cottage Grove, Ore.
1120. RONALD LARSON5 [Fern Washburn4, Peter A.3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn11 b. 9 Dec. 1933, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; m. 3 Aug. 1957, Al Reta, dau. of Joseph and Elizabeth H. (Parry) Yack. She was b. 13 Feb. 1934, Montwell, Ut.
Children
2276 M-1 Ronald Kerry, b. 31 July 1958, Lander, Fremont, Wyo. 2277 M-2 Todd Duane, b. 27 Apr. 1960, Billings, Yellow stone, Mont.
-513- 1121. JOYCE LARSON5 f Fern Washburn 4, Peter A.3, Par1ey P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 1 Mar. 1936, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; m. 27 Feb. 1959, Salt Lake City, Ut., to Robert C., son of Melvin L. and Lois (Clark) Williams. He was b. 7 Feb. 1936, Ogden, Weber, Ut. Robert is a D. in the L.D.S. church. He is a Fire Serviceman. He served two years in the U.S. Army, and has been a student at U.S. U. Joyce, after completing H.S. attended U.S.U. in Logan, Ut. for two years.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
2278 F-1 Cinay Lee, b. 14 Jan. 1960 2279 F-2 Terry Ann, b. 12 Mar. 1961
1128. PAMELIA OGDEN5 [Thelma Washburn4, Peter A.3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Wash burnlJ b. 20 Nov. 1940, Richfield, Ut.; m. 16 June 1961, Richfield, Ut. to J. Rodney, son of Jesse E. and Lora (Sorensen) Day. He was b. 30 July 1941. They were S. in the M, T. 16 June 1962. Pamelia is an active member of the L.D.S. church, serving as Jr. S.S. secy., S.S. teacher, M.I.A. secy. and 1st Coun. Rodney is a Ward Teacher and 2nd Coun. in the Elder's Quo.
Child
2280 F-1 Lora Lee, b. 29 Oct. 1962, Salt Lake City, Ut.
1184. PHIL DONALD ANDERSON5 Neil D. Anderson4, Evalyn B. Washburn3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl b. 18 Nov. 1936, Annabella, Sevier, Ut.: m. 20 Mar. 1959. Ina, dau. of Gudmund Niels and rlojmark (Jensen) Hendriksen. She was b. 2 Mar. 1937, Copenhagen, Denmark. Phil Donald is an Elder in the L.D.S. church and served a two year mission in the Northern States.
Children b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
-514- 2282 M-1 Scot Donald, b. 23 Dec. 1959 2283 M-2 Michael Lee, b. 19 Dec. 1960
1188. ERCIL TERRY HENRIE5 [Maxine Anderson4, Evalyn B. Washburn3, Parley P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 11 Apr. 1935, Elsinore, Sevier, Ut.; m. 9 Sept. 1955, St. George Temple, to Leola, dau. of William Gordella and Mary (Andrus) Worthen. She was b. 2 July 1937, St. George, Washington, Ut. Ercil Terry is a Doctor in Salt Lake City, Ut.
Children b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
2284 F-1 Kathline, b. 6 June 1956 2285 M-2 Michael Terry, b. 15 Dec. 1958 2286 M-3 Gary Allen, b. 15 Feb. 1960
1191. SUNNY LEE HENRIE5 (Maxine Anderson4, Evalyn B. Washburn3, Parley P.2 , Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b.13 Sept. 1941, Elsinore, Sevier, Ut.; m. 17 June 1960, St. George Temple, to Rudolph George, son of Ira Hobson and Luella Billings (Keele) Konold. He was b. 19 Mar. 1935, American Fork, Ut.
Child
2287 F-1 Diane Lee, b. 4 Apr. 1961, Provo, Ut.
1209. CAROLYN MARY LARSEN5 [Rex B. Larsen4 , Bent F. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 27 Dec. 1935, Provo, Utah Co., Ut.; m. 1 June 1956, S.L.T. to Kent David, son of David and Vonda (Isaacson) Westwood. He was b. 23 Dec. 1933, Provo, Ut. Carolyn attended B.Y.U., is an I.B.M. operator, was employed at First Security Bank in Provo for 5 yrs. She has been a teacher in Pri., M.I.A., and S.S.
Children
2288 M-1 Howard Kent, b. 21 Feb. 1961, Salt Lake City, Ut. Howard looks like his father, is high strung and active and likes toys he can put together. 2288a 2 Child
-515- Kent David Westwood (father) 1. David Westwood M. Florence Pemberton
2. David Harold Westwood M. Vonda, dau. of Lindon B. and Elaine (Anderson) Isaacson 3. Kent David Westwood M. Carolyn Martha Larsen
1210. RAYANNA LARSEN5 (Rex B. Larsen4, Bent F. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2,AbrahamD.andFloraC. (Gleason) Washburn 1) b. 21 Dec. 1937, Provo, Utah Co., Ut.; m.. 18 June 1957, S.L. T. to Terry Julius, son of Harold Julius and Hazel (Jackman) Christiansen. He was b. 19 June 1937, Spanish Fork, Ut. Rayanna grad. from Provo High School. She is a Pri. teacher and assistant S.S. Librarian. Terry served as a St. missionary and as an assistant Scout Leader. He is employed as a civilian worker at Hill Field.
Children, b. in Ogden, Ut.
2289 M-1 Steven Rex, b. 25 Oct. 1958. Steven is quiet and quick to learn. At 3 yrs. old he knew numbers, colors and A.B.C. 's He loves doing jig-saw puzzles. 2290 F-2 Merlene, b. 1 July 1960. She is happy and active always running, never walking. She has a big smile for everyone. 2291 M-3 Brian Terry, b. 23 Feb. 1962; a happy, lovely, baby.
Terry Julius Christiansen (father)
1. Christian Ashlaksen M. Johanne Marie Hansen
2. Hans Christiansen B. 22 Apr. 1827, Royken, Norway
-516- M. Nellie Frederikka Nielsen, dau. of Niels Hansen and Martha Karina Nielsen b. 14 Oct. 1827-28, Drammen, Norway d. 30 Jan. 1917, Ephraim, Ut. D. 30 Dec. 1914, Ephraim, Ut.
3. Martin Christiansen B. 26 Oct. 1858, Eker, Norway M. 16 Mar. 1892, Inge Olava Larsen, dau. of Jens Larsen and Karen Olsen. Jens was b. 19 Dec. 1820, Ullensager, Norway; m. 23 Oct. 1870; d. 26 Oct. 1895, Ephraim, Ut.; his par. were Lars Johnsen and Anne Christensen. Karen was b. 31 Mar. 1834, Ullensager, Norway; d. 24 Mar. 1885, Ullensager; her par. were Ole Olsen and Elie Andreasen. b. 20 May 1871, Ullensager, Norway d. Aug. 1957, Ogden, Ut. D. 2 Jan. 1911, Ephraim, Ut.
4. Harold Julius Christiansen B. 28 Jan. 1893, Ephraim, Sanpete, Ut. M. 7 Nov. 1925, Hazel Jackman b. 28 Aug. 1900, Salem, Ut.
5. Terry Julius Christiansen B. 19 June 1937, Spanish Fork, Ut. M. 18 June 1957, S.L. T. to Rayanna Larsen b. 21 Dec. 1937, Provo, Ut.
Terry Julius Christiansen (mother)
1. Levi Jackman M. Lucinda Harmon
2. Daniel Wells Jackman B. 18 Apr. 1860, Salt Lake City, Ut. M. 1 Nov. 1878, Sarah Marinda, dau. of William Lorenzo and Marinda (Hanchett) Marble b. 27 Sept. 1861, Manti, Ut. d. 15 July 1949, Payson, Ut. D. 28 July 1937, Payson, Ut.
3. William Permeno Jackman B. 24 June 1881, Salem, Utah, Ut.
-517- M. 17 Apr. 1899, Sara Houston, dau. of James and Jane (Laird) Graham. James was b. 15 Mar. 1853, Airdrie, Scotland; m. 18 June 1875; d. 22 Dec. 1921, Mountain View, Wyo.; his par. were William Waddell and Sarah (Houston) Graham. Jane was b. 10 Oct. 1855; d. 20 Apr. 1942; her par. were James and Janet (Baird) Laird. b. 15 Jan. 1881, Airdrie, Scotland d. 12 Jan. 1943, Provo, Ut. D. 21 Feb. 1916, Spanish Fork, Ut.
4. Hazel Jackman M. 7 Nov. 1925, Harold Julius Christiansen
5. Terry Julius Christiansen M. Rayanna Larsen
1231. JOAN EARL5 [Ida Ruth Bartholomew4, Ida L. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 31 Aug. 1936, St. George, Ut.; m. 2 Jan. 1958, Leslie Glen, son of Gleason Monroe and Maleta Lucille (Osborn) Curtis. He was b. 6 Aug. 1932, River side, Calif. Joan grad. from H.S. in St. George, Ut. and grad. in 1958 from U.S.C. Logan, Ut. She is active in the L.D.S. church, taught a S.S. class, was Jr. S.S. chorister, and earned her Silver Gleaner award in M.I.A. Glen grad. from U.S.C. in 1959, majoring in tool de signing and is now employed by Douglas Engineering in Riverside, Calif.
Children
2292 F-1 Susan Gail, b. 4 Aug. 1958, Logan, Cache, Ut. bl. 7 Sept. 1958. Susan is delicate "little lady" with a mind of her own. 2293 M-2 Jeffry Glen, b. 19 Aug. 1959, Riverside, Calif. bl. 6 Sept. 1959. Jeff is "big as his little sister" and twice as active getting into mischief. 2294 M-3 Michael Steven, b. l0Oct.1960,Riverside,Calif.; bl. 19 Nov. 1961. Michael is more quiet in follow ing Jeff's example.
1240. BILLY GENE BARTHOLOMEW5 [ Boyd Bartholomew4, Ida Larsen3, Lorena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 12 Sept. 1938, Centerfield,
-518- Sanpete, Ut.; bap. 30 Nov. 1946; m. in Calif. to Margaret Briggs. Billy is an active church member and was a stake missionary. He is in the U.S. Reserves. He is employed by the Bank of America in Santa Monica, Calif.
Child
2295 F-1 Carolyn, b. 24 Aug. 1960, Santa Monica, Calif. She is always asking for her grandfather, Boyd.
1265. BETH OLCOTT5 [Miriam Larsen4 , Enoch R. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 27 Dec. 1937, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; m. 15 Jan. 1960, M. T, to George Matt, son of Mat Maurice and Alyth Estelle (Bigler) Howard. He was b. 20 June 1938, Nephi, Juab, Ut. Beth attended Richfield schools and grad. from R.H.S. She grad. from a School of Nursing in Salt Lake City and practised as a nurse. She is an active L.D.S. member and a devoted wife and mother. She is kind and sincere.
Children, b. Salt Lake City, Ut.
2296 M-1 George Maurice, b. 15 June 1961 2297 M-2 James Michael, b. 14 Feb. 1962; d. 14 Feb. 1962
Beth Olcott (father)
1. George Augustus Olcott M. Betsy Alice Briggs
2. George Howard Olcott B. 25 Dec. 1883, Beaver, Ut. M. 28 June 1910, Amy Sarah, dau. of John and Alice (Waight) Green b. 24 July 1890, Beaver, Ut. d. 26 Nov. 1931, Sevier, Sevier Co., Ut.
3. G. Rulon Olcott 4. Beth Olcott M. Miriam Larsen B. 27 Dec. 1937, Richfield, Ut. M. George Matt Howard
-519- George Mat Howard (father)
1. George Richard Howard M. Sarah Williams
2. Mat Thorpe Howard B. 17 Dec. 1880, Nephi, Juab, Ut. M. Mable, dau. of William and Elizabeth (Andrews) Warner b, Nephi, Ut. d. Nov. 1937, Salt Lake City, Ut.
3. Mat Maurice Howard B. 12 Nov. 1910, Nephi, Ut. M. 1 Sept. 1933, Alyth Estelle, dau. of Abner Tranter and Ruby (McPherson) Bigler. b. 13 Sept. 1910, Nephi, Ut.
4. George Mat Howard B. 20 June 1938, Nephi, Ut. M. 15 Jan. 1960, M.T., to Beth Olcott b, 27 Dec. 1937, Richfield, Ut.
George Mat Howard (mother)
1. Abner Chase Bigler M. Elizabeth Anderson Tranter
2. Abner Tranter Bigler B. 10 Oct. 1883, Nephi, Ut. M. 9 Nov. 1909, Ruby, dau. of Jas. Ramsey and Jane Ann (Ollorton) McPherson b. 23 Nov. 1886, Nephi, Ut. D. 10 May 1933, Silver City, Juab, Ut.
3. Alyth Estelle Bigler B. 13 Sept. 1910, Juab, Ut. M. 1 Sept. 1933, Mat Maurice Howard
4. George Mat Howard M. Beth Olcott
1280. RICHARD BENNY DENNISON5 (. Genevieve Larsen4, Enoch R. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D.
-520- and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 5 Jan. 1941, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; m. 26 Oct. 1960, Rachel Green of Kenniwick, Wash. Richard and Rachel are good members of the L.D.S. church and live in Kenniwick, Wash. Richard follows the occupation of his father as a plumber. They both work at the Hanford Plant. One month, after Richard had worked a good deal of overtime and came home with a bigger pay day check than his father he couldn't resist having a little fun about it. His father enjoyed it too.
Child
2298 M-1 Richard Jay, b. 3 Sept. 1962, Kenniwick, Wash.
1285. LAUREL TURNER5 [Glen H. Turner4, Floy I. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 7 Oct. 1939, Pleasant Grove, Ut.; bap. 16 May 1948, Springville, Ut.; m. 28 Jan. 1960, Spring ville, Ut., to Raymond, (step)son of James and (son of) Iona (Carter) Braun. He was b. 3 Apr. 1934, Provo, Ut. Raymond is professional golfer. S.M. T. 30 Mar. 1963. Laurel attended Springville schools and grad. from H.S. and Seminary in 1957 and attended B.Y.U. 2 yrs. In H.S. she was radio reporter on K.O. V.O., and a member of the Pep Club. She is active in church, has recieved an Individual Award in M.I.A. every yr., also Honor Bee, Mia Joy and Silver Gleaner awards. While Laurel attended B.Y.U. she worked parttime at Lerner Shops in Credit Dept. at Sears Roebuck & Co., and later full time as head Billing Machine Operator until Mar. 1961. She enjoys piano playing, sewing, painting, writing, singing, golf, and other outdoor activities.
Child
2299 M-1 Scott Raymond, b. 29 July 1961, Provo, Ut.
1286. DOUGLAS GLEN TURNER5 [Glen H. Turner4 , Floy I. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 15 Sept. 1942, Provo, Ut.; bap. 8 Oct. 1950, Springville, Ut.; m. at Mapleton, Ut. to Marie, dau. of Charles M. and Belva (Hills) Wentz.
-521- She was b. 22 Nov. 1942, American Fork, Ut.; bap. 10 Dec. 1950, Mapleton, Ut. She is a graduate of Beauty School. Douglas grad. from Springville H.S., was a member of Calypsonians and H.S. Trio. He sang in many meetings and public entertainments, grad. from L.D.S. Seminary, won Duty to God Award, is a First Class Scout. He is a Priest and has been a Ward Teacher. Douglas is a Service Station operator. His interests are trumpet playing, skiing, golf and tennis.
Children, b. in Payson, Ut.
2300 M-1 Douglas Clark, b. 10 Jan. 1961 2301 M-2 Ward Kaae, b. 6 Apr. 1962
Mary Wentz (father)
1. Hans Jost Wentz M. Catherine Branner
2. Nicholas Wentz M. Maria Catherine Kunfof
3. Johann Jost Wentz M. Ann Catherina Streigr
4. Johann Jost Wentz B. 1749 M. Anna Elizabeth, dau. of Johann George andMaria Cath erina (Rehscher) Horn D. 1812
5. John Peter Wentz B. 9 Mar. 1770, Beerfelden, Germany M. Margaret Rose b. 14 Mar. 1770, Upper Milford, N.H,, Pa. d. 19 Mar. 1833 D. 4 Jan. 1883
6. Peter Wentz B. 8 May 1798, Chenango, Broome, N.Y. M. Mercy, dau. of William and Mercy (Spalding) Green. William was b. 12 Apr. 1775, Chenango, Broome, N. Y.
-522- He was the son of Ebenezer and Elizabeth (Gilbert) Green. Mercy was b. 22 May 1763, Chenango, N.Y. b. 12 Aug. 1794, Broome, N.Y. d. 23 May 1842, Binghamton, Broome, N.Y. D. 12 Mar. 1882
7. Peter Mastin Wentz B. 3 July 1831, Caanaan Corners, Pa. M. 21 Jan. 1869, Menerva, dau. of Coleman and Malinda (Keller) Boren. Coleman was b. 13 Oct. 1808, Robinson, Tenn.; m. 7 Mar. 1830; d. 13 May 1858, Provo, Ut. His par. were Bazzel and Susanna (Bryant) Boren. Malinda was b. 8 Nov. 1810, N.Y.; d. 31 May 1877, Provo, Ut. Her par. were Abraham Keller, b. 1783 and Sally. b. 21 Jan. 1842, Ill. d. 6 Jan. 1927, Provo, Ut. D. 31 May 1908, Provo, Ut.
8. Charles Homer Wentz B. 28 Oct. 1871, Provo, Ut. M. 3 Jan. 1900, Janet Laird Jenkins b. 6 Sept. 1874, Goshen, Ut. d. 17 June 1911, Provo, Ut. D. 10 Dec. 1926, Provo, Ut.
9. Charles Mastin Wentz M. Belva Hills
10. Marie Wentz M. Douglas Glen Turner
Marie Wentz (father)
1. Robert Hardie M. Helen Dunsmore
2. Hendry Hardie B. 1760 M. Agnes, dau. of John and Susan (Dougal) McKinley
3. Helen Hardie B. 1795, Laureston, Stirling, Scotland M. John, son of Robert and Helen (Rae) Jenkins
-523- 4. James Hardy Jenkins B. 22 July 1822, Laureston, Scot. M. 1842, Janett, dau. of Charles and Jean (Jenkins) Laird. Charles was b. 1785, Fairkirk, Scot.; d. 1 7 Apr. 1840. His father was Robert Laird. Jean was b. 1783, Fair kirk, Scot.; d. 27 July 1840. Her par. were Robert and Helen (Clark) Jenkins. D. 13 Feb. 1891, Salt Lake City, Ut. 5. John Laird Jenkins B. 17 Jan. 1844, Shieldhill, Scot. M. 27 May 1871, Emma Louisa, dau. of George and Louisa (Gwyther) Taylor. George was b. 6 Apr. 1830, Candle Green, Eng.; m. 19 Nov. 1853; d. 24 Nov. 1912. His par. were Edward and Ann (Nichols) Taylor. Edwards par. were Thomas Taylor and Mary. Ann's par. were James Nichols and Grace. Louisa Gwyther was b. 15 Jan. 1827, Bristol, Eng.; d. 15 Mar. 1893. Her par. were Thomas and Louisa (Palmer) Gwyther. Louisa's par. were John Palmer and Ann. b. 13 Aug. 1854, Besley, Eng. d. 11 June 1930, Provo, Ut. D. 22 May 1905 6. Janet Laird Jenkins M. Charles Homer Wentz
7. Charles Mastin Wentz B. 8 Oct. 1903, Goshen, Ut. M. 23 Mar. 1927, Belva Hills b. 26 June 1904, Orem, Ut.
8. Marie Wentz B. 22 Nov. 1942, American Fork, Ut. M. Douglas Glen Turner b. 15 Sept. 1942, Provo, Ut.
Marie Wentz (mother)
1. Samuel Hills M. Phebe Leonard
2. Ephraim Hills M. Lydia
-524- 3. Lebbues Hills B. 1739 M. 1760, Hannah, dau. of George and Elizabeth (Wells) Brown. George's par. were John and Elizabeth (Polly) Brown. Elizabeth's par. were Ephriam and Abigail (Allis) Wells.
4. Lebbues Hills B. 13 Aug. 1761, Colchester, Conn. M. 22 Oct. 1789, Polly, dau. of Samuel and Mary (Kimberly) Gibson. Samuel was b. 1739, m. 1766; d. 1817; his par. were John Gibson and Mercy Sage. Mary was b. 1743; d. 1832; her par. were John Kimberly and Mary Hubbard. b. 13 July 1770 D. 5 Aug. 1830
5. Gustarvs Hills B. 29 Jan. 1804, E. Hampton, Conn. M. 25 Dec. 1821, Elizabeth Ann, dau. of Robert and Abigail (Newhall) Mansfield. Robert was b. 10 Feb. 1777, Lynn Mass; m. 18 July 1799. and d. 28 Mar. 1807; his par. were Richard Mansfield and Elizabeth Whitmore. Rich ard was b. 1744; m. 1768; d. 1793; his par. were Robert Mansfield and Mary Rand. Elizabeth was b. 1748; d. 1836; her par. were Edmund Whitmore and Desire Burrage. b. 23 Jan. 1805 or 1803, of Lynn, Mass. d. 6 Oct. 1880 D. 18 Oct. 1846
6. Robert Augustus Hills B. 30 Jan. 1836, E, Hampton, Conn. M. Eliza Matilda, dau. of Samuel and Esther (Shaffer) Ewing. Esther's father was Anderson Shaffer. Samuel was b. 12 Aug. 1789, L. Brittian, Lancaster, Pa.;m. 17 Apr. 1828; d. 1882, Ut.; his par. were William Ewing and Margaret Patterson. William was b. 1749, Lan caster, Pa.; m. 1777; d. 1814; his par. were William (b. 1723; m. 1744; d. 1788) and Kitty Ewing (b. 1727) William's par. were Nathaniel Ewing and Rachel Porter. Kitty's father was Joshua Ewing. b. 20 May 1829, Little Brittian, Lancaster, Pa. d. 2 July 1919, Provo, Ut. D. 6 Apr. 1893, Provo, Ut.
-525- 7. Robert Anderson Hills B. 1 Jan. 1861, Provo, Ut. M. 24 Sept. 1883, Mary Ann, dau. of Richard and Margaret (Duncan) Martin. Richard was b. 19 Feb. 1819, Carrick fergus, Antrin, Ireland. His par. were William Martin (b. 12 Aug. 1789, Carmony, Antrin, Ire.) and Ellen Tippet or Piercy or Rippet. Margaret was b. 3 May 1828, Aberdeen, Scot.; she d. 16 Oct. 1921, Payson, Ut. Her par. were Peter Duncan and Jane McDougal. b. 7 Dec. 1865, Provo, Ut. d. 21 July 1910, Provo, Ut. D. Provo, Ut.
8. Belva Hills M. Charles Mastin Wentz
9. Marie Wentz M. Douglas Glen Turner
1290. LYNNE SORENSEN5 [Ida Pearl Turner4, Floy I. Larsen 3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 3 July 1942, Salt Lake City, Ut.; bap. 28 Jan. 1951, Provo, Ut.; m. to Harold, son of Earl and Millie (Bennet) Swenson. Lynn grad. from Provo H.S. and L.D.S. Seminary. She was a member of the H.S. Year Book Staff all 4 yrs., member of Ski Club 3 yrs., of Pep Club senior yr. She studied dancing for 9 yrs. and was a member of a pro fessional dance group. She has been a Pri. teacher.
Child
2302 M-1 Kyle, b. 10 June 1960, Provo, Ut.
1290A ERROL BARTHOLOMEW5 IDwight Bartholomew4, Pearl Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 20 July 1939, Payson, Utah, Ut.; m. Susan Lavon, dau. of Denzil and Izetta May (Littleford) Turner. She was b. 24 Jan. 1943, American Fork, Ut. Errol grad. from Springville H.S. and attended B. Y. U. 2 yrs. He worked in construction, and is now employed by the Salt Lake City Post Office. He is an E. and active in church.
-526- Children 1st 2 b. in American Fork, Ut.
2303 M-1 Ronald Errol, b. 24 Dec. 1959 2304 F-2 Patricia Ann, b. 6 Nov. 1960 2305 F-3 Katherine Jane, b. 23 Sept. 1962, Cottonwood Hospital, Salt Lake City, Ut.
1291. JANET BARTHOLOMEW5 {Dwight Bartholomew4, Pearl Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C, (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 2 Sept. 1940, Payson, Utah Co., Ut., m. 26 June 1958, S.L.T., Edward Blake, son of William Blake and Shirley (Lowe) Carter. He was b. 22 Dec. 1938, Springville, Ut. Janet and her husband, Blake, are active church mem bers. He presently works for the railroad co. in Rock Springs, Wyo. She grad. from Springville H.S.
Children, b. in Spanish Fork, Ut.
2306 F-1 Sherrie Ann, b. 15 May 1960 2307 F-2 Laurie Janet, b. 3 June 1961
1294. CAROL HETTIE OSTLER5 [Hettie Bartholomew4, Pearl Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b, 12 Dec. 1934, Springville, Utah, Ut.; m. 29 Oct. 1953, S.L. T., to Phillip Neff, son of Neff Gibb and Edna Fae (Shipworth) Fisher. He was b. 3 June 1934, Cardston, Alberta, Canada. She was bap. 2 Feb. 1943, Provo. Phillip was bap. 27 Oct. 1942. Carol grad. from Springville H.S. and Seminary. She is active in church work, Pri. and Genealogical comm. work. She is P. T.A. historian. She enjoyed taking dancing classes. She worked for J. C. Pennys. It is said of her, that she is very much like her grandmother, "Pearl," in love and caring for her neighbor, caring for the sick and and needy and bringing joy to the sad. Carol is First Coun. in the Vineyard Ward Primary in Provo. Phillip is employed at Geneva Steel Co. in Provo.
Children
2308 M-1 Phillip Brent, b. 9 Sept. 1954, Murray, Ut. 2309 M-2 Kieth Neff, b. 9 Dec. 1957, Provo, Ut.
-527- 1295. FLOYD LA VELL OSTLER5 [Hettie Bartholomew4, Pearl Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2,AbrahamD.andFloraC. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 7Nov.1936, Provo, Utah, Ut.; m. 20 July 1960, M.T., Laurel Kaneal, dau. ofSidney Bailey and Hazel (Harwood) Humphrey. She was b. 11 Apr. 1939. Laurel grad. from Provo H.S. and attended B.Y.U. She has been active in church, was a S.S. teacher. She worked at Zesto Ice Cream Co., Skaggs Payless Drug and as Bank Teller. Floyd grad. from Springville H.S. and Seminary. He is now attending the B.Y.U. He coached the D. Quo. basket ball team, was secy. for the E. Quo., taught S. S. and served a 3 yr. mission to the Gulf States. He served 6 mo. in the U.S. Army and is now a member of the National Guard. He is serving as Pres. of the Elder's Quo. of the Provo Fourth Ward. He is pleasant, sincere and honest in all situations.
Child
2310 M-1 Mark. b. 27 June 1961, Provo, Ut.
Laurel Kaneal Humphrey (father)
1. William Humphrey M. Nancy Stephens
2. John Humphrey B. 13 Feb. 1823, Walton, Ga. M. Agnes Elmina, dau. of Simon Peter and Rebecca (Harris) Murphy b. 22 Oct. 1822, near Spartanburg, S. C. d. 22 July 1875, Salt Lake City, Ut. D. 27 June 1879, Salina, Ut.
3. William Bird Humphrey B. Fayetteville, Ga. M. 1 Nov. 1883, Elizabeth, dau. of George Brown and Eliz abeth (Young) Bailey b. 13 Apr. 1857, Mill Creek, Ut. d. 14 May 1948, Salt Lake City, Ut. D, Salina, Ut.
4. Sidney Bailey Humphrey
-528- B. 12 Sept. 1890, Salina, Ut. M, 10 Nov. 1915, Hazel Draper
5. Laurel Kaneal Humphrey B. 11 Apr. 1939, Provo, Ut. M. Floyd Lavell Ostler
Laurel Kaneal Humphrey (mother)
1. Thomas Harward M. Mary Harris
2. Thomas Harward B. 6 Feb. 1826, Hartlebury, Wore., Eng. M. 6 Apr. 1851, Sabrina, dau. of Enos and Ruth (Franklin) Curtis b. 3 Apr. 1829, Rutland, Pa. d. 27 June 1890, Aurora, Ut. D. 26 Dec. 1901, Aurora, Ut.
3. Sarah Ellen Harward B. 11 June 1856, Cedar City, Ut. M. 11 May 1874,Amburs Evit, son of Ira and Mary Patience (Van Leuven) Draper b. 25 Nov. 1850, Council Bluffs, Ia. d. 28 Apr. 1917, Aurora, Ut. D. 3 Sept. 1933, Provo, Ut.
4. Hazel Draper B. 9 Feb. 1896, Aurora, Ut. M, Sidney Bailey Humphrey
5. Laurel Kaneal Humphrey B. 11 Apr. 1939, Provo, Ut. M. Floyd Lavell Ostler
1338. JEANNENE HOLM (Vera Orvin, wife of Dean L. Turner) b. 3 Feb. 1937, Provo, Utah;m. 18 Dec. 1959, S.L. Temple to Edwin Eugene, son of Bermel Lyle and Mae (Ball) Pettit. He was b. 16 Dec. 1937, Salt Lake City, Ut. Jeanene's father was Payne W. Holm. Jeannene is active in the L.D.S. church; she grad. from Highland High, Seattle, Wash. and attended the B, Y. U. She is artistic and sews beautiful clothes.
-529- Eugene (''Gene'') grad. from B. Y. U. , was a ward clerk on campus, enlisted in the A. F. and is stationed at a Calif. base. He is now coun. to the Branch Pres. in the L.D.S. church there. Children 2311 F-1 Sharlie Mae, b. 22 Feb. 1961, Seattle, Wash.: bl. 2 Apr. 1961, by her father · 2312 M-2 Brian Eugene, b. 29 Apr. 1962, Edwards A.F. Base, Calif. 1340. DIANNE MICHELLE HERBERT5 [Winifred Turner4, Ella A. Larsen3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 22 Dec. 1941, Price, Carbon, Ut.; bap. 5 Oct. 1950 in the Salt Lake Tabernacle by Horace A. Goodfellow; m. Mar. 1962 to G. Martin, son of Carlos G. and Gwendolyn (Campbell) Roundy Lesue. He was b. 21 Jan. 1939, Tremonton, Ut. Dianne has received many L.D.S. awards. When in M.I.A. in the Hawthorne Ward in Salt Lake City, she was chosen Carnival Queen in 1956 and was prese~ed with many beautiful gifts. She attended schools in Seattle, Wash.; Tuscon, Ariz.; Sunnyside, Salt Lake City'-and Provo, Ut. The family moved often while her father was in the Service. Dianne graduated as an honor student from Provo H.S. where she was a member of the Year Book Staff. She has special talent in art, music, tap dancing, singing and dramatics. She enjoys water and snow skiing and archery. She completed two years study at B.Y.U. wheresheworkedparttimeatthe B.Y.U. Book store. She was a member of Beta Sigmi Phi. Since living in Pacific Grove, Calif., Dianne has taught Jr. S.S. and loved it. She and Martin are in charge of the Young Married's Group and work with the missionaries. She has many good friends in many places. Martin served on an L.D.S. mission and was a Junior at B. Y. U. when inducted into the U.S. Army in Mar. 1961. He has been studying languages in the Servicemen's School and expects to soon begin work on his Master's Degree at an Eastern University. While living in Pacific Grove he has been teaching a S.S. class. Child 2312a F-1 Cay Linda, b. 8 Dec. 1962, Army Hospital, Fort Ord, Calif.; d. same day; bur. Provo, Ut.
-530- G. Martin Lesue' (father)
1. Petre' Lesue' M. Virginia Gualba (Guzman)
2. Carlos Gualba Le sue' B. 13 June 1905, Barcelona, Calalonia, Spain M. 8 May 1934, Ogden, Ut. to Gwendolyn Campbell b. 4 June 1910, Preston, Franklin, Ida.
3. Geoffrey Martin Lesue' B. 21 Jan. 1939, Tremonton, Box Elder, Ut. M. Dianne Michelle Herbert G. Martin Lesue' (mother) 1. Martin Hammond Campbell M. Areta May Porter
2. Gwendolyn Campbell B. 4 June 1910, Preston, Ida. M. 1st, 8 May 1934, Carlos Gualba Lesue' (div.) 2nd, 2 Oct. 1959, Lorenzo Vessey Roundy
3. Geoffrey Martin Lesue' B. 21 Jan. 1939, Tremonton, Box Elder, Ut. M. Dianne Michelle Herbert b. 22 Dec. 1941, Price, Carbon, Ut.
1371. ELINOR FAE MELLOR5 [Fae Mellor4, Fern E. Larsen 3, Lorena E. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 22 Apr. 1940, Fayette, Sanpete, Ut.; m. 7 Aug. 1958, S.L. T., Wayne J. son of Ruel Grant and Margerett (Jones) Unsworth. He was b. 10 Jan. 1938, Salt Lake City, Ut. Elinor grad. from Cyprus H.S. She was asst. S.S. Secy., S.S. teacher and is now a Pri. teacher. Wayne J. is an E. and a Boy Scout teacher. Children b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
2313 F-1 Fae Lynne, b. 1 June 1959. She loves to go and play with Aunt "Ickee." 2314 M-2 Daniel J. b. 1 Aug. 1960. "Danie" is a huskie lad
-531- and loved by the whole family. 2315 M-3 David Wayne, b. 28 Sept. 1961. David is tall and thin like his daddy. 1400. NORMA LARSEN5 [Melba Washburn4, Thomas P.3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 13 Dec. 1934; m. 23 Apr. 1954, Ioka, Ut. to Bernard V., son of William J. and Jane (Harwood) Hadden. He was b. 29 Dec. 1932, Duchesne, Ut. Children b. in Roosevelt, Ut. 2316 F-1 Lynette, b. 5 Jan. 1955 2317 M-2 Glade V., b. 7 July 1957 2318 F-3 Shauna, b. 15 Nov. 1960 1401. DONNA LARSEN5 [Melba Washburn4, Thomas P.3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 23 Sept. 1936, Arcadia, Duchesne Co., Ut.; m. 26Nov. 1957, Logan, Ut. to Gay Errol, son of Milton and Lilla Mozell (Pitcher) Bowman. He was b. 14 Mar. 1930, Logan, Ut. Child 2319 F-1 Melody, b. 9 Oct. 1958, Ephrata,GrantCo., Wash.
1403. LINDA LARSEN5 [Melba Washburn4, Thomas P.3, Orson P.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 18 Mar. 1941, Roosevelt, Ut.;m.lAug.1959,Coeur d'Alene, Ida. to Russell Kent, son of Russell Kent and Fay (Wright) Homer. He was b. 13 Oct. 1934, Charlo, Lake, Mont.
Child,
2319a F-1 Cindy Faye, b. 8 Nov. 1960, Quincy,Grant, Wash.
1479. BETTY JUNE SARGENT5 [Dorothie I. Bird4, Zina I. Washburn3, Orson Pratt2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 4 July 1943, Springville, Ut.; m. Roy Jensen of Salem, Ut. Child
2320 M-1 Son, b. Oct. 1961, Moab, Ut.
"Our dead are greater and more truly alive than we are. When we forget them it is our whole future that we lose sight of; and when we fail in respect to them, it is our own immortal soul that we are trampling under our feet.'' - Maurice Maeterlinck -532- SIXTH GENERATION
1587. DIAN A LEE HOLMES6 [M. Florence Willes5, Myrtle Winget4, Lucian z. Winget3, Almeda M, Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 14 Sept. 1930, Long Beach, Calif.; m. May 1949, Lyle Sherman, son of Robert and Margaret (--) Whitney. He was b. 23 May 1930, Long Beach, Calif.
Children, b. in Long Beach, Calif.
1521 F-1 Sandra Lee, b. 7 July 1950 1522 M-2 Dennis Lyle, b. 3 Apr. 1953 1523 M-3 Robert Kyle, b. 17 Aug. 1954
1588. MARILYN GAYLE HOLMES6 [M. Florence Willes5, Myrtle Winget4, Lucian z. Winget3, Almeda M. Wash burn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 17 Nov. 1932, Long Beach, Calif.; m. Carl Warren, son of Carl Warren and Frances (Hoover) Gibson. He was b. 14 July 1932, Quenemo, Kansas.
Children, b. in Long Beach, Calif.
2324 F-1 Stephanie Irene, b. 15 Oct. 1950 2325 M-2 David Charles, b. 26 Aug. 1952
1589. DAVID KYLE HOLMES6 [M. Florence Willes5, Myrtle Winget4, Lucian Z. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 20 Dec. 1936, Long Beach, Calif.; m. Aug. 1956, Nancy Jane Sharp. She was b. 3 Mar. 1938, Topeka, Kansas.
Children, b. in Sante Ana, Orange, Calif.
2326 M-1 Jeffery David, b. 1 June 1957 2327 F-2 Cindy Jo, b. 5 Sept. 1958
1591. DONNA CHRISTINE ELMORE6 [Luella Willes5, Myrtle Winget4, Lucian Z. Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 7 Aug. 1937, Artesia, Calif.; m. 15 Nov. 1957 (Temple) to Brent Grey McKay. He was b. 9 Sept. 1937, Ogden, Weber, Ut.
-533- Child
2328 F-1 Wendy Sue, b. 10 Sept. 1958, Salt Lake City, Ut.
1616. MARY ELLEN LARSEN6 [Amy Alleen Jensen5, Amelia A. Winget4, Lucian Z. Winget3, Almeda M, Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 15 Dec. 1940, Richfield, Sevier, Ut.; m. John Stephens.
Child
2329 F-1 Teresa Ann, b. 24Sept.1959, Ogden, Ut.
1700. JEANNETTE COLBY6 (Pearl Magleby5, Milton A. Magle by4, Ci villa Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn 2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn1] b. 3 Sept. 1940, Sigurd, Sevier, Ut.; m. 25 Jan. 1960, Sigurd, Ut. to Thomas Delano Sharpe. He was b. 23 May 1940, Cayce, S. Car.
Child
2330 M-1 Thomas D., b. 11 Mar. 1961, Anchorage, Alaska
1703. JAMES DORSEY CALA WAY6 (Marjorie Magleby5 , Milton Magleby4, Ci villa Winget3, Almeda M. Washburn 2. Abra ham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn11 b. 10 Aug. 1939, Monroe, Sevier, Ut.; m. 23 July 1959 M.T., to Donna Louise, dau. of Max and Beth (Kenny) Robins. She was b. 1 7 Sept. 1940.
Children, b. in Salt Lake City, Ut.
2331 M-1 Carl James, b. 9 July 1960 2332 F-2 Tresha Lynn, b. 17 Aug. 1961
1819. BARBARA ANN COLE6 [ Georgene Brumet5, Clarinda A. Webb4, E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2 ,Abra- ham D. and FloraC. (Gleason) Washburn1] b.1 Oct. 1940, Ontario, Ore.; m. B. A. Mardherst.
Child
2333 F-1 Dawn, b. 1 Oct. 1959
1820. GLORIA COLE6 [Georgene Brumet5, Clarinda A. Webb4,
-534- E. Clarinda Black3, Louisa A. Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 11 Feb. 1942, Ontario, Ore.; m. Jim, son of Sidney and Nona Bell (Walker) Myers.
Children
2334 F-1 Child, b. 20 Mar. 1958 2335 F-2 Sherrie, b. 1960
1906. ROLAND EARL ROBINSON6 [Stanley R, Robinson5, Roland W. Robinson4, A. Clarinda Washburn3, Hyrum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl) b. 12 Mar. 1940; m. Alicia Lago.
Child 2335 M-1 Stanley R., b. 25 Jan. 1962, Montebello, Calif. 1992. CAROL KAY WHITE6 [Kathleen H. Jensen5, M. Emily Tanner4, Ida G. Washburn3, Hyrum s.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 20 Feb. 1942, Murray, Ut.; m. Melvin Leon, son of Will H. and Teressa (Fullmer) Johnson. He was b. 5 Dec. 1939, Spanish Fork, Ut.
Child
2335b M-1 Steven Leon, b. 31 Oct. 1960
2054. SANDRA GARNER6 [ Cherri! Rae Burkes5, Alberta C, Lewis4, A, Rosalia Washburn3, Hyrum S.2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) WashburnlJ b. 26 Feb. 1943, Burley, Cassia, Ida.; m. 5 Sept. 1959, Roger Leon Stimpson. They were S. in T. 19 Jan. 1961.
Children
2335c F-1 Lorean Kay, b. 2 Apr. 1960 2335d F-2 Melanie Jo, b. 8 July 1961, Rupert, Ida.
2157. FRANCES KAY DYE6 [Betty B. Forbush5, Melvin A.4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnlj b. 2 Apr. 1939, Salina, Ut.; bap. 1944; m. 29 Dec. 1954, to Arvel, son of John Willard and Ester (Sorensen) Wilkinson. He was b. Orem, Utah, 22 Sept. 1937.
-535- Children
2336 M-1 Alonzo, b. 25 May 1956, Orem, Ut. 2337 M-2 Willard, b. 27 Apr. 1958, Orem, Ut. 2338 F-3 Jane Ann, b. 27 Oct. 1959, River Dale, N. Dak. 2339 M-4 Jeffery, b. 8 Nov. 1960, Provo, Ut.
2158. JANICE MARIE DYE6 (Betty B. Forbush5, Melvin A.4, Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn lJ b. Orem, Ut. 16 Aug. 1942, bap. 1950; m. James, son of James Alvin and Evelyn (Hair) Loveridge. He was b. Provo, Ut. 5 Dec. 1940.
Children
2340 F-1 LuAnn, b. 1 June 1959, American Fork, Ut. 2341 F-2 Teresa Maria, b. 1 Oct. 1960, Provo, Ut.
2166. MALA JOY FOWLER6 [Irene Forbush5, Melvin A. 4, S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Wa~hburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburnl] b. 7 Dec. 1946, Orem, Ut.; bap. 17 Mar. 1957; m. Charles Varner. Mala is active in church and has been awarded two M.I.A. Inidividual Awards.
Child
2342 M-1 Robert Allen, b. 25 May 1962
2172. FERN LOUISE ANDERSON6 [Bonnie Jean Forbush5, Melvin A.4 , S. Alonzo Forbush3, Philena Washburn2, Abraham D. and Flora C. (Gleason) Washburn 1] b. 13 July 1941, Seattle, Wash.; m. 1 Mar. 1958, Ronald Cartwright. His mother's name was Ada.
Children
2343 M-1 Ronald Louis, b. 10 Mar. 1959 2344 F-2 Bonnie Louise, b. 24 Jan. 1961
-536- ABBOT Don Carlos 66 ARNOLD Mary Lue 681 Edward L. 978 Alice 146 William L. 681 Elmer A. 502 Allie C. 609 ABPLANALP Errol C. 1187 Barry K. 1772 Floyd L. 1416 Fern L. 2172 Charles . 23 ADAM Geannene 1197 Charles K. 608 Jean 6 Hannah B. 358 Charles Leroy 143 ADAMS Helen 445 Ida Almeda 144 Amelia 1098 Helen L. 1198 Ingeborg K. 357 Don Carlos 204 John A. 550 Jon R. 611 Edward L. 204 John D. 2173 Ludwig 357 Marva Lynn 766 Kirk W. 1186 Maud L. 145 Trelva Lou 765 Kyhl 343 Mayre LaDawn 612 ADAMSON LaVel 429 Norris K. 610 Olive 315 Linda A. 2174 Roy N. 1778 AHLSTROM Marcia A. 2175 Terri Ann 1770 Margaret A. 272 Mary 959 Vicki Lynn 1771 AHRENS Mary M. 613 ASHBY ArolaK.1119 Maxine 341 Dean 1027 Howard A. 1119 Michael C. 1200 Lynda J. 1027 ALDOUS Michael L. 2283 ATKIN Johanna 361 Niel Donald 340 Sylvia 234 ALEXANDER Pamela 2178 William 234 Clarice 405 Penny 2177 ATKINS Delmer 405 Phil D. 1184 Hyrum 207 Robert 405 Rayola 342 AVERETT ALLBRICK Richard 66 Dorcus 29 Velma L. 515 Richard E. 544 John H. 29 ALLEN Richard K. 1196 AVERY Beulah A. 31 Russel K. 1199 Cyrus 332 Grace 86 Scott D. 2282 Elaine 1171 Hannnah D. 74, 76 Soren 120 Erma 1172 John 86 T. Lavina 2 Gilbert 332 Lucy 189 Twin 2176 Jesse W. 1173 Mickey Jo 1875 Ver Deana 1185 Kenneth V. 1175 Mildred A. 807 Viola 86 Lawana 1174 Sherlene 946 Russel G. 1170 Shirl 946 ANDERTON Versal 333 ALLRED John B. 149 William H. 333 Afton C. 303 Ruth J. 149 AYCOCK Carl H. 870 ANDREASON Dimple 400 Charlene 2078 Greta Martina 11 Herman B. 400 Charles C. 870 ANDRUS BABBIE Grant C. 2077 Mary 1188 Jessie J. 166 Nellie M. 145 APOSHIAN BAGLEY ALPHINE Christy 933 Ada Alean 508 SUSAN E. 29 James 252 Barbara 1649 ALVEY Jenny 934 Bobby 1634 Lucy 533 Ralph M. 252 Darlene 1652 ANDERSON ARBOUR David K. 1653 Allie D. 551 Daniell C. 1525 Dean A. 503 Barbara 550 Nina M. 1522 Edward 108, 110 Bardell 959 Paul 1523 Gale 1663 Bradley D. 1201 Paul E. 447 George A. 108 Carl J. 978 Therese V. 1524 Gloria 1631 Charlotta 243 ARMSTRONG Helen E. 110 Chrystal 148 Kenneth W. 754 Iona 505 Clair K. 502 Linda Lee 756 Jessie C. 1660 Cyril C. 120 Richard H. 199 Kieth 507 Deleal 445 Sharon A. 755 LaRell 1646 -537- Leola 510 BARBER Ken E. 1328 Lula V. 504 Lou R. 856 Linda Lou 1293 Lynn Gar 506 Virginia C. 856 Lynn 1314 Marvin 1648 BARNET Marcia K. 1238 Mary Ann 1645 Clara C. 366 Michael A. 1308 Patricia 1651 BARNEY Miriam 379 Rex 1662 Cathy 1898 Ora 375 Richard 1633 Charles A. 21 Oral 380 Roger Dean 1632 Clee 1898 Owen 381 Rolland 1661 Denise 1898 Patricia A. 2304 Rolland M. 509 Maud M. 21 Paul F. 1237 Sherry L. 1647 Norma 340 Paul L. 355, 1242 Steven 1664 Rosetta 60 Pearl 384 Susan 1650 Roy 1898 Pearl Ann 1326 Verl 1644 Wilford W. 340 Randy 1323 BAI BARNLY Ray 399 Betty Jean 256 Lydia 505 Ronald E. 2303 BAILEY BARRETT Ron 0. 1324 Ann 539 Wanda L. 674 Sheldon R. 1307 William 539 BARTHOLOMEW Steven 1310 BAINBRIDGE Alan 1329 Susan A. 1243 Dorothy 670 Ann 1311 Vera 378 BAKER Anna Lee 1306 Vivian 374 Beatrice Margaret 257 Belinda D. 1334 Wayne 377 Bonnie Jean 945 Bert 1312 William F. 71 Catherine 2111 Betty 399 W. Victor 353 Dan C. 44 Billy G. 1240 Dan Carlyle 256 Boyd F. 354 BARTON Dan J. 947 Brian 1332 Elsa 414 Karen 948 Carol 1333 Joseph T. 347 Mary Joyce 589 Carol L. 1236 Mary A. 347 Robert C. 946 Carolyn 2295 BASTEDER William Louis 44 CraigO.1330 Harold 181, 709 Dale 1315 Janet 710 BALCOM Dan 383 Mark 1856 Dwayne 2242 Dana R. 1335 Michael 1857 Kenneth 2241 Darrell T. 1309 Steven 1855 Lawrence E. 1014 Daughter 356 BEAGLEY BALDWIN Diane 1292 Enid 240 Child 561 Dwight 372 King E. 240 Francis 127 E. Ann 1234 BEARNSEN Jesse C. 2 Elden 376 Wilma 554 Leslie N. 127 Errol 1290a BEATTEN Max 563 Floyd 75 Betsy 526 Melinda 1746 Gail 382 BEAUREGARD Melissa 1747 George M. 75 Electa 362 Robert 562 Gwen 1316 BECKSTEAD Robin K. 1745 Hettie 373 Alta 954 Suzanne 1748 Ida Beth 1245 BECKSTRAND BALL Ida Ruth 352 Dean 1560 Mae 1338 Ina 1313 Diane 1561 Naomi A. 1008 Janet 1291 DonJ.1563 Rufus M. 1008 Jim 1325 Hal M. 1559 BALLE John V. 1239 Harold L. 461 David B. 882 Jos. 71 John M. 461 Flora E. 883 Joyce 1244 Marilyn 1557 James A. 239 Joyce L. 1235 Richard 0. 1562 James C. 239 Junette 1327 Robert H. 1558 Kaye E. 884 Karen 1331 BEHRENDT LaJuanaC. 881 Katherine J. 2305 Gary Paul 751
-538- BEILSKI BEST Stephen 1472 Helen I. 68 Lavern G. 397 Sue Ann 1501 Teofil 68 BEZZANT Theresa 1478 BELL Arthella 453 Timothy T. 1519 Alfred 11 7, 261 BIBB Weldon M. 439 Alma S. 1708 Jessie E. 764 BLACK Athalee 961 BIGGS Alfred A. 505 Becky 2138 Ellen 372 Ambrose V. 95 Calvert C. 261 BIGLER Barby Anne 930 Daisy 870 AlythE.1265 Belva 207 David Cy 2125 BIHLER Belva 723 Dennis C. 2129 Alda M. 361 Bernadine M.B. 215 Douglas 2133 CharlesC. 361 Beverly 463 Gordon H. 2130 BINFORD Bonnie 344 Inex 432 Mary E. 198 Bonnie 719 James A. 2126 BIRD Calista 30 Julie D. 2136 Anna Jolene 1490 Catherine A. 28 Kevin 2132 Avona 436 Chas T. 95 Kirtley 958 Beth A. 1494 Donald K. 929 Laurie 2134 Birdina 1474 Doroty B. 214 Leslie 1709 Brad 1498 Earl B. 1642 Lexie 428 Bryant C. 1495 Earl W. 186 Mahala C. 112 Cheryl Ann 1491 Edith 728 Maida 498 Cindy A. 1504 Edan 255 Mari 2127 Clealand D. 441 Edward 32 Mariam L. 2137 Cleon 1477 Edward W. 164 Mitzie 2128 Connie Lynn 1492 Ella 166 Patricia J. 962 Craig 1517 Ella C. 34 Richard 960 Deanna Lee 1489 Ellis Rex 725 Richard J. 2139 DeRay 435 Etta C. 31 Ronald H. 959 Dorthie I. 438 Eunice 167 Ronald K. 2124 Edwin 88 Fern 188, 717 Royal B. 537, 1710 E. Lamar 437 Flora 208 Royal S. 117 E. Theone 445 Frankie 1643 Spencer A. 2131 Gerald 1499 Gail 1863 Susan D. 2135 Illa Lavee 442 Genevie 190 Tessie M. 92 James Dewey 444 Gerald E. 720 BENNET Jay 1506 Geraldine M.B. 216 Millie 1290 Joseph S. 88 Glenn 718 BENSON Kathleen 1488 Hazel 165 Edna 287 Kelly C. 1496 Jacqueline 209 BENTLEY Kristine 1476 James E. 251 Anson B. 819 Lapreal 1464 John E. 4 Verda A. 819 Leroy 1505 John P. 163 BERGERA Lynn 1475 Junius E. 35 Child 1347 Marilyn 443 Junius W. 212 Gary J. 1343 Mary Lou 1463 Kathleen 1864 Gregg Ned 1344 Michael 1497 Keith 721 James 389 Nola M. 1473 Lewis E. 722 James G. 389 Orson C. 440 Lewis R. 187 Scott M. 1345 Pamela 1465 Lloyd L. 176 Son 1346 Parley D. 90 Lula L. 33 BERGMANN Patricia 1516 Marilee 932 Dorothy M. 696 Perry 1518 Marvin R. 251 BERLIN Phillip W, 1493 Michael R. 928 Hazel Raymond 1466 Nellie Mae 191 BERRYHILL Rex 1503 Nina 189 Dorothy E. 206 Rodney 1502 Owen R. 1641 BERTHELSON Rulene 1466 Parley P. 29 Leland 953 Sherry 1500 Paul Nixon 213 -539- Pearl 299 Sandra 17 59 BROOKS Raymond F. 505 BOXWELL Annabella 337 Robert 167 William 37 Cylena 2043 Roy E. 185 BOYTER Marion 843 Roy L. 715 Carol 1739 Victor 2042 Russell T. 931 David 1740 BROWN Sharon 776 George 558 Alta 503 Sherill 724 Judy 1738 Boyd 960 Spencer E. 727 Mary 1741 Bruce 1988 Stephen J. 726 BRADBURY Clifford 962 Steven Ray 777 Althea 61 Deanna 1144 Tammy 1862 George 142 Debra 2144 William I. Jamie 605 Deon 322 William H. 211 Lucy 103 Don 513 William M. 4 Mary 142 Elizabeth 881 William W. 27 Mary K. 606 Ella 25 Winifred 210 R. George 142 Florence 29 YuVon 462 Robert 604 Grant 513 BLACKBURN Thomas 607 Helen 350 Madge 515 BRADFIELD Ivy 340 BLAZZARD Daniel 1255 Jack 962 Dave Max 738 Floyd 358 Jeffery 2143 ElmerJ.191 Lonnie 1257 John 1989 Kenneth E. 739 Mont 1258 John W. 821 Max S. 191 Victor 1254 Kisty 122 Sandra 740 William 358 Lillie 26 Sharon Mae 737 William D. 1256 Lorenzo 187 BLOOD BRADY Lorna 187 Mavis A. 91 Lester 864 Martha 21 Willis A. 91 Loren 864 Mary 1852 BLUHM Mitchel 2147 Theodore A. 289 BRAITHWAITE Nelson 26 BODEN Geneve 578 Newton 806 Nona 180 BRAMELL Peggy Lou 1987 BONELLI Sarah 383 Sandra 1675 George D. 668, 1797 BRAUN Sarah 267 George W. 668 James 1285 Scott 350 Linda M. 1796 Raymond 1285 Steve 821 BOND Scott R. 2299 Todd 2146 Lucille 1118 REWER Venice 960 BORUP Mary 186 Viola 982 Karen 54 BRIDGES Wayne 708 BOWLES Dennis 1016 Wendy 2145 Thomas 1 Emma Pat 1014 William 25 BOWMAN James 278 BRUMET Gay 1401 Kenneth 278 Barbara 1830 June 707 Michael 1015 Bonnie 1831 Kenneth 1624 BRIAN Brent 1827 Malcolm 497 Emily 547 Donald 691 Melody 2319 Reed 547 Donna 1825 Milton 1401 BRIER Dorthy 1837 Richard 1622 Minnie 471 Elizabeth 692 Susan 1623 BRIGGS Georgene 690 BOWN Margaret 1240 Harold 176 Billie 1854 BRISCOE Jayne 695 Gary 1853 Ruth 391 Jerry 694, 1826 Kenneth 578 BROADHEAD Jerry J. 1833 Paul 1757 Sarah 237 Jim 696 Peggy L. 1758 BROHMAN Jimmie 1836 Royal 578 Marian 543 Robert 176
-540- Robert N. 693 BYERS Mark 2239 Woodie 1832 Fern 192 Randall 2235 BRUNHOLT Rollo 1012 Donald 2258 CAFFAL Ronda 1013 Doris 2260 Arnold 801 Shirley Sue 1010 Elaine 2257 CAHOON Son 1007 Henry 1045 Alta 537 Teddy 1011 Lois 2259 CALAWAY Wilmer 1008 Martin 2255 Carl 2331 William 277 William 2256 Dorsey 534 CARTER BRUNSON James 1703 Cornelia 259 Barbara 494 John 534 Edward 1291 BRYANT Mildred A. 1704 Iona 1285 Ester 836 Tresha 2332 Jess 722 BUCHANAN CALDER Laurie 2307 Amy 116 E. H. 440 Pearl 152 Mary J. 94 Melba 440 Sherrie 2306 BUCKLEY CALL Velda 722 Hettie 254 Leda E. 396 William 1291 BUNCH CALLAHAN CARTWRIGHT John 667 Vena A. 1119 Bonnie 2344 Nina 667 CAMP Elva 451 BUNNEL Carol Ann 622 Louis 451 Hulda 385 Cody 147 Ronald 2172 Leona 871 James 136 Ronald C. 2343 BUNTEN Norma J. 588 CASEWELL Hyrum 1934 Robert 136 Alice 743 Joan 1935 Ruby 980 CASPERSON Larry 1932 CAMPBELL Craig 1776 Leah 1933 Gwendolyn 1340 Debra 1775 Leonard 802 Lois 153 Karol Ann 1777 CANFIELD Max 609 BURGESS Ida 352 Saundra 1773 Emma 831 CAPELO Tamara 1774 BURKES Clyde 875 CASSIDY Cherri! R. 862 Dona 2093 Betty 696 Phillip 235 Gregory 2091 Lloyd 696 BURNS Kathleen 2092 CASTO Ilene 132 CAPP George 42 BURR John 141 Mary A. 42 Laura 517 Phillis 141 Mary G. 492 Sarah 80 CARDON CHILEAU BURT Selenia 174 Denise 334 Colin 147 CARLING James 334 James 147 Grace 455 CHAMBERLAIN Lawrence 623 CARNES Lucy 519 M. Jill 624 Minnie 766 CHAPPELL BURTON CARRELL Alvin 509 Evadne 147 Christine 2268 Elsie 509 Laura 507 Eldon 1098 CHARLESWORTH BUTLER John 1098 B. Clair 919 Amy 719 CARSON Beverly 918 Barbara 638 Brenda 2007 Clair G. 249 Bonnie 639 Christine 828, 2236 Karen 920 Brent 640 Derrick 2240 Shirley 921 Geniel 636 Franklin 277 CHECKETTS H. Grant 153 Fulton 828 Mable 379 Hyrum A. 153 Geraldine 1009 Judy 637 James 2008 Susan 641 James 0. 828
-541- CHEDISTER Madge 894 CONNER Bonnie G. 427 Merlene 2290 David 2041 Denzil 427 Myrtle 968 David H. 842 CHEISMAN Soren 73 COOK Helen 290 Steven 2289 Bradley 2068 CHESLEY Terry 1210 CoDele 868 Albert 201 CHRISTOFFERSON Cynthia 2070 Beth 731 Serena 269 Derwed 236 Edgar 189 CHURCH Derwed T. 866 J. Ella 760 Parlee 225 Fredrick 236 John A. 201 CIAMPANELLA Hattie 583 John N. 732 Massimo 671 Louise 395 Lewis 189 CLARK Madeline 2064 Lola N. 733 Elenore 261, 117 Mary 869 ReDale 762 Glenda 1021 Michelle 2067 Velda 761 Lois 1121 Patrice 2069 CHESTNUT CLEGG Robert 2066 Almira 444 Earl 382 Rodney 867 Anthony 444 Shirlee 382 Thomas 2065 CHILD CLINE COOMBS Arvile 1025 Mary 4 Jasper 881 Carolyn 1025 CLOVER Kameree 2100 CHILDS Myrtle 136 Karmen 2098 Darrel 435 CLOWARD Michael 2099 Nedra 435 Lisle 867 William A. 881 CHRISTENSEN Willburn 8 William C. 2099 A. Garth 305 CLUFF COONS Alma 57 Josephine 722 Dora A. 319 Carl 217 COCHRAN CORBIN Christian 42 Melvina 1008 Elvie 690 Christiana 217 COFED COTTRELL Corene 343 Danny 773 Hugh 212 Delbert 343 Donald 775 Irene 212 Don M. 301 Lane 210 COWLEY Emma A. 84 Victor 210 Blaine 2221 F.McRay617 Victoria 774 Charles 998 Fred 146 COLBY Craig 1111 James B. 217 Allen 1699 David 2226 James C. 57 Cheri D. 1702 Evan 309 Jean 1091 David 1701 Florence 321 Jolene 1092 Edwin 533 Izella 439 Joseph 301 Jeanette 1700 Jan 2222 Josephine 42 Joseph 533 Joyce 2224 Lula 427 COLE June 998 M. Ann 621 Barbara 1819 Mary J. 2220 Mark 620 Herbert 690 Paul 2225 Mary D. 8 Richard 690 Tracy 2223 Mary K. 1093 Sarah 240 Trent 1112 Mary L. 315 COLEMAN cox Martin 1094 Eva 90 Gladys 989 Maud 618 Gary 1526 CRABB M. Devere 304 George 422 Charles 115 Michael 619 Juana A. 448 Mildred 115 Niels 315 M. Leta 450 CRABTREE CHRISTIANSEN Rayola 422 Mary 124 Brian 2291 Rotas 449 CRANDALL Caroline 5 Samuel 90 George 1116 Eliza 106 CONDER Joye 1116 Harold 1210 Caroline 134 CRANE Mabel 73, 302 Fern 994 Bonnie 614 -542- Frank 145 Jerri Lynn 1537 DEVENISH Ileene 616 Jerry 453 Lue Eleen 610 James 145 JoAnn 1356 DICKENSON Robert 615 John 60 Dorthy 393 CREAMER John L. 321 DILKES John 23 Lillian 486 Ellen 706 Matthew 629 Lillis 60 Faye 704 Patric 627 Lynn 453 Walter E. 705 Richard 149 Mardean 702 Walter F. 179 R. Steve 628 Morna 1359 DLOTT CROM Nettie 163 Arthur 471 Alice 528 Pamela 1835 Richard 1583 CURRIER Terry 1138 Sam 471 Jessie 77 Thelma 633 DOBBS CURTIS Vern 695 Frances 647 Alberta 962 William 163 DONAHUE Allen 1605 DAY Murl 979 Boyd 492 Eli 70 Rosalie 979 Calvin 1601 Geneva 70 DONELL Catherine 2121 Jesse 1128 Theodosia 388 Charles J. 736 Lora Lee 2280 DOXFORD Douglas 1604 Rodney 1128 Arvena 614 Eugene 1603, 190 Gardner 50 Fay B. 1606 DAYNES Violet 50 Gleason M. 1231 Joseph 1569 DRIGG Herald 956 Joseph D. 462 Mary 38 Jeffry 2293 Joseph R. 462 DRUMMOND Jimmie 735 Julie A. 1568 James 33 John 237 Shauna R. 1566 DYE John I. 529 Son 1567 Bailus 976 Joy 190 Terryll 1564 Charles 976 Kelly 2122 Yvonne 1565 Dixie 2159 Kimball 2123 DEBENHAM Frances 2157 Leslie 1231 Dorcas 256 Janice 2158 Lorna 1602 DEBOER Lorenzo 492 Alex 233 EAGER Marydean 529 Alma 859 Mary 187 Michael 2294 Donald 233 EAMES Pearl 734 Quinten 860 David 1690 Ronald 956 DeGOAYER Earl 526 Susan 2292 Henry 622 Judy L. 1687 Verda 237 Lori Ann 1788 Kenneth 526, 1686 DeLANGE Linda S. 1688 DALEY Albert 506 Robert 1689 Lala 191 Gurena 431 EARDLEY DASTRUP Mary 506 Denise 2071 Jacob 56 DeMILLE Kip 2074 Lexia 56 Adelia 2 Leisa 2073 DAVIS DENNEND Leon R. 868 Allen 1357 Bessie 484 Rand M. 2072 Betty 35 DENNIS Robert L. 868 Charles 1358 Carl 159 EARL Debra 545, 1834 Glenna M. 159 Barbara 1232 Ellis 321 DENNISON Carlyle 352 Eva 1361 Joseph 362 Doris 1233 Floyd 695 L. Benny 362 Joan 1231 George 1360 Mary Lou 1282 Joseph 352 Helen 404 Randall 1281 William 1230 Ira 545 Richard 1280 EBERHARD Jenkin 404 Richard J. 2298 Mina 1424
-543- EDGEWORTH Carma 1414 Chester 262 Charlotte 743 Danny J. 1422 Christie 2181 William 743 Debra Sue 1423 Clifford 263, 1020 EDWARDS Eugene 1418 Connie J. 2244 Charles 540 Isaac R. 407 Connie Jean 2149 Donna 1189 Peggy Ann 1421 Connie Rae 1002 Ezra L. 983 Richard 1415 Darlene 953 Kathryn 2189 Shirley Jo 1420 David A. 2247 Lynette 2190 Sylvia 1416 David E. 2195 Mildred 540 Tommy 1417 Denise G. 2182 Morgan B. 983 William R. 407 Dennis 2243 Wayne L. 2188 FAUTIN Dennis L. 2148 EGBERT Almeda 152 Dianne 1000 Fern 507 Carrol C. 151 Diedre 2113 Joseph A. 507 Charles C. 24 Dorald A. 266 Lori Dawn 2219 Charles H. 632 Dorotha M. 278 Meridith 996 Clifford D. 154 Ella D. 967 Robert K. 2218 Daphne Gail 630 Elva Mae 995 Robert L. 996 Donna Rae 631 Eugene 985 EGGLI Janis 644 Farilyn 983 Carl 1424 Laurel 643 Forrest 274 Darwin 1424 Lyla June 153 Forrest C. 1003 ELLIS Reed W. 150 Gary D. 968 Charles 984 Russel D. 642 Gayle 991 Teresa Joy 984 FERGESON Geraldine 955 ELMER Elaine 2164 Guy L. 271 Ann E. 202 FE VE RYE AR Hart V. 954 ELMORE Fay M. 915 Hyrum 6 Donna 1591 FILLERUP Hyrum G. 279 N. Pauline 1590 Wilma 359 Hyrum P. 48 Rulon L. 485 FINDLAY Hyrum T. 264 ELSIE Fred 55 Hyrum W. 48 CelenaE. 330 FISHER Irene 977 ENCE Charles 691 J. Alden 259 Alma J. 116 Jaunita 691 James A. 2114 Mildred 116 Kieth 2309 Janice L. 2246 ENGLISH Neff G. 1294 Jennie 2194 LydiaJ. 331 Phillip B. 2308 John 986 ERICKSON Phillip N. 1294 John S. 2199 Ivy 426 FITTON Karen 970 ESKELSON Ruth H. 288 Karl V. 2115 Delsa 541 FLAKE Kenton 974 ESPLIN Anna 908 Kirk 1004 Karen 1684 FLOWERS Kitty L. 2192 Lena 417 Daniel 843 Kyle L. 994 Ronald 1685 FOOTE Laurel H. 276 Van C. 519 Ina L. 465 Leslie R. 265 Wayne 1683 Sarah L. 251 Linda M. 2198 ETCHETO FORBES Lorna 270 June M. 808 Richard 969 Lucille 975 ETHINGTON FORBUSH Lynda A. 956 Cherrie A. 1818 Alonzo 51 Mack N. 981 John R. 1817 Anna M. 990 Madge 275 Mark T. 1819 Arthur A. 50 Margaret 998 EYRE Arthur L. 964, 1020 Marie 51 Clara J. 615 Betty B. 976 Marjorie 996 FARNSWORTH Bonnie 978 Mark A. 2228 Joseph D. 94 Bruce L. 2116 Maurice D. 979 FAUSETT Carol J. 997 Maurine 267 Bobby Dean 1419 Carolyn 966 Melvin A. 268 -544- Melvin D. 2180 Norman 2167 June 150 Milton 982 Tommy 2164 GENTRY Morgan C. 980 FOX Andrea 1444 Myrtle A. 989 Charlotte 1057 Milton 426 Nedra L. 988 Hiram K. 293 William 426, 1443 Nedra Lee 579 Kirk H. 1055 GHAN Neldon 269 Pamela 1056 Clifford 848 Neldon V. 984, 579 Sue Ann 1058 Gregory 2045 Paula D. 2112 FOY John J. 848 . Ray 273 Eddie 992 LaTauna 2046 Randall 272 Ruth 992 GIBSON Reva C. 261 FRASER Ardyth Rae 390 Richard D. 1001 Emma 96 Carl W. 1588 Robert 999 FREDRICKSEN David C. 2325 Rodney 2214 Josephine 109 Ester M. 745 Roseanna 2179 FREEMAN Kathleen 693 Ronald 987 Elma 402 Raymond 390 Russel 2114a FRENCH Stephanie 2324 Sally R. 969 Florence 527 GIFFORD Sanford 6 FRIENDLY Lora Ann 42 Sara Eva 277 Bessie 694 GILBERT Son 2191 FUGAL Ader M. 99, 321 Steven 2196 Lucille 370 GILLIES Teresa A. 2245 Niels 370 Jay M. 982 Teresa Ann 2150 FULLMER Phil M. 892 Terry A. 2187 Don 8 Tony P. 2101 Tina L. 2185 GILKISON T. Jay 2183 GALLUP Edna 691 Trudy 2150a Tryphena 373 GILL ESPEY Tryna D. 2193 GAMMON Bert 824 Valerie 2184 Thomas 152 Clyde 824 Vernon C. 965 Thornley 152 Mona 824 Verona L. 258 GARDNER GILLIAM Vickie 2197 Buelah 1402 Alfred 975 Victor 2186 Charlene 701 Evelyn 2152 Vonda 260 Emma 325 Mable 139 Wade J. s. 2227 Gregory 1839 Malcolm 975 William O. 49 Harley J. 178 Michael 2151 FORBES Hettie E. 375 Richard 2153 Cindy Lynn 2150b Kirt 1840 GILLMAN Michael C. 2150c Leah M. 998 Carolyn 1468 Richard W. 969 Mary A. 325 Coleen 1471 FORD Phillip 700 Don G. 436 John H. 272 Wilma 893 Don Kent 1469 Vera 272 GARNER Glen H. 436 FOREMAN Charles 862 Patsy Ann 1470 Charity 61 Cosette 2056 GILTNER FORSYTH Ivan 2054 Judith 647 David 2206a Janine 2055 Russel 647 LeAnn 2206 Lenn M. 862 GIPSON Niel 990 Lorean 2335c Lonnie 724 Oral 990 Melanie 2335d GLEASON FOWLER Sandra 2053 Flora C. 1 Calvin 2171 GARROSEN Joel 1 Earl R. 977 Josephine 810 GOFF Jimmy 2168 GEIS Clair 8 Judy 2169 LeRoy 970 GOODMAN Kenneth 2165 Kelly 2150d Clarence 206 Mala Joy 2166 GELLAR Joan 0. 206 Norma J. 2170 Harry W. 150 Marie D. 218 -545- GOOLD HAGSTROM Kay L. 1042 Ella 263 Helga 133 Kim Ruth 1040 Flossie 957 HAIGHT Lori J. 1768 GOULDING Harold 793 Martha 332, 333, 125 Bert 674 John W. 1922 Ora L. 123 Burt D. 1810 Russel D. 1920 Oscar 989 James 674 Susan K. 1921 Peggy 1714 Vicki L. 1811 HAIR Peter 692 GRAFF Evelyn 2158 Reha 894 Frank 214 HALE Robert 1716 Judy 780 Albert 801 Robert C. 539 Karl 779 HALL Ruth L. 123 Joseph 214 Ernest 415 Sam 288 GRAHAM LaRue 329 Sarah 1829 John 105 Minnie 821 Terry L. 1769 Louis 105 Virginia L. 415 Terry Lyn 2204 GRAY HALLE Thomas P. 584 Crystal 122 Maud 233 Todd1717 Eugene 122 HALLMAN William 1043 GRAYSTON Ethel 799 HARDINGER Daisy 869 HAL LOWMAN Clair 1945 GREEN Irv. C. 538 Harry J. 806 Amy 360 Pauline 538 Shirlene 1944 Rachel 1280 HAMILTON HARDMAN GREETHAM Erwin 292 Cleora 982 Elizabeth 382 Phyllis 292 Leroy 982 GREGERSON HANCOCK HARDY Anna M. 7 Fawn 674 Bruce 125 Niels 7 Phoebe 168 Francis M. 125 GROFT HANEY HARMER Andrew 227 Martha K. 449 Kellene 1737 Archie 2028 HANSEN Wallace 554 Archie D. 227, 838 A. K. 118 HARMON Lance 2027 Allyn K. 1 711 Ida 977 Sydney 2029 Alma K. 538 HARPER GUBLER Andrew 1718 Hilda 406 Albert 283 Arndell K. 118 Joseph 175 Jacob 283 Bud A. 254 Lucretia 17 5 GULBRANSEN DBud J. 942 Sarah A. 32 0. Ray 368 Charles 266 HARRIS Oscar 368 Carol Lee 1712 Clair 502 GUNTRUM Cathy 941 Mertie A. 361 Deborah 1930 Diana 940 HARRISON Edward 1931 Donna L. 2205 Merintha 825 Edward J. 800 Douglas 989 HARWARD GYLRUTH Erma 266 Warren 1636 Bruce 711 George H. 303 AHARWOOD Clyde 711 Gloria 1713 Agnes 286 Hannah 42 Hazel 1295 HADDEN Heidi 1715 Jane 1400 Bernard V. 1400 Helen A. 303 Jessie 1099 Glade 2317 Isaac 894 HATCH Lynette 2316 James 1254 Andrew 460 Shauna 2318 James B. 584 Andrew V. 250 William 1400 James E. 1767 Anne 1556 HADERLIE Jean 345 Cleola 514 Oliver 300 John 692 Conrad V. 460 Sybil 300 Johnnie 1828 Dale C. 1551 HADLEY Joseph F. 288 Elaine 1552 Mary P. 784 Joseph K. 1041 Ethel 0. 318 -546- John 515 HELVY Lori Lynn 2248 Larry 1554 Alma 854 Lynell 1028 Louisa 506 Harrison 854 Lynette 2251 Lynn H. 1553 HENDRICKS Mardene 1026 Paul Dean 1555 Grace 285 Mark 1039 Vernelda 250 LaFayette 285 Michael 1035 HATTEN Marian 415 N. Ione 283 Hazel 493 Ragnhild 610 Robert 1027 HATTER HENDRIKS EN Royce D. 285 Henry 720 Gudmund 1184 Royce L. 1025 Mary 720 Ina 1184 Sheryl J. 1029 HAWLEY HENNIS Terry 1037 Susan 87 Lynn 2271 Uvada 284 HAWS Ronald 2278 HERZOG Jane H. 230 Stephen 1118 Donald 1668 HAYCOCK Waiter 1118 Donald L. 510 Albert 260 Wayne 2272 George 510 Jacqualine 957 HENRIE Judy 1667 John H. 260 Donald K. 1190 Katherine 510 Millicent 266 Ercil T. 1188 Randy 1666 HAYES Gary 2286 Ross 1665 Archie 822 Hertha 159 HEWARD Rachel 353 James B. 1189 Mary 278 Viola 822 James E. 341 HEWITT HAYMORE John N. 341 Byron 1766 Jennie 671 Kathline 2284 Frank 583 HAYNES Michael 2285 Ronald 1765 Connie 1032 Nyla Ray 1192 HEWLETT John 286 Sunny Lee 1191 Catherine 2 Pattie J. 1034 HEPLER Sylveenis 3 Paul S. 1033 Millie 118 HIATT Regnald 286 HERBERT Gene 361 Richard 1031 Anthony 1865 Nathan 361 HAYTER Blake T. 397 HICKEN Alice 129 DavidE. 1866 Loretta 961 William 129 Dianne 1868 HICKS HAYWOOD Dianne M. 1340 Carol 1410 Stella 975 George T. 397 Emma 52 HEATH Janet T. 1341 Jay 405 Marcella 785 Lydia 407 William R. 52 HEFTY Melvin 724 HIGGINS Barbara 866 Michael Jr. 386 Ida L. 996 Thomas 866 Michael K. 1867 HIGGS HEILESEN Michael Sr. 386 Thomas 9 Betty J. 320 Miles C. 724 Zina 9 Henry E. 320 Quinn 1370 HILL HEINZ Valerie 1369 Alice 423 Margaret 214 HERBERTSON Edith 350 HEKI Carlotta 406 HILLS Barbara 586 Lionard 406 Belva 1286 Bryant A. 135 HERMANSEN HINCHEY Bryant E. 581 Alan W. 1038 Vivienne 535 Ethel 584 Betty June 288 HIRSCH Hazel 582 Burl W. 287 Jack D. 622 Ina Clair 585 Christian 54 HITCHCOCK N. Patricia 583 Christie 286 Evelyn 818 William F. 587 Christy 246 Marie 1874 William J. 135 DeRay 1030 Raymond 734 HELBER Ida 0. 149 Thomas 734 Anita 211 John 1036 Yvonnie 1873 -547- HOFFEE Heber D. 342 JENSEN Rosella 576 Larry 1193 A. Martin 83 HOGAN Son 1195 Amy Alleen 496 Mary A. 196 HUGHES Andrew 5 HOLM Arthur D. 1941 Andrew P. 143 Donald 1339 Barbara 1942 Audry 968 Jeanenne 1338 Carl L. 1943 Bert 988 HOLMES Del Ray 1940 Bertrum 134 Carrie 35 Frank 805 Beth 147 Cindy Jo 2327 HULL Carrie 892 David 1789 Cleo 184 Charles A. 869 Diana Lee 1787 Dale E. 1234 Charles R. 2 Frank 484 HUMPHREY Christine 64 Henry J. 35 Laurel K. 1295 Claud 83 Jeffery 2326 Sidney B. 1295 Claud W. 413, 1428 Lloyd K. 484 HUNT Clearn 308 Marilynn 1788 Ethel 221 Connie Lou 1108 HOLST Levi A. 221 Dale 2075 Debra J. 2108 S. C. 1046 Daniel 995 Fred 915 HUNTER Dawna Vee 578 Larry 915 William 210 Deanna L. 1432 HOLT HUTCHINS Deborah 2215 Mary A. 674 Bernard 745 Debra K. 1430 HOLYOOK Lorraine 745 Don Carlos 1892 Nemiah 32 HUTCHINSON Donna Rae 828 Sarah E. 32 Clara 622 Doris K. 829 HONE HYATT Douglas 1456 Barbara 1394 Henretta 151 Earl C. 968 Bruce 1392 Lucinda 221 Eldred 430 Calden 401 IBEY Emily 830 Deborah J. 1393 Evelyn G. 238 Emma 282 Karlene L. 1390 Robert 238 Erma 1006 Leila A. 1391 IDE Garth 499 Verden C. 401 Jennie M. 814, 815 Geneal 577 HOOVER ISAACSON George 23 Carole 456 Bruce A. 1780 Gordon K. 766 Clark K. 1463 Eddie 144 Gwendolyn 551 Dale D. 433 Eddie A. 613 Helen 1427 Frances 1588 Mark S. 1781 Harvey 104 Kenneth 456 Martin 144 Herman 275 Larry G. 433 Nancy 1782 Howard 823 Mertis 154 Susan 1779 Hoymark 1184 HOPE Vonda 1209 James 1429, 1184 Clifford 1402 James G. 414 Triona 1402 JACKMAN Jeffery 1109 HORSLEY Hazel 1210 Jennie 412 Agnes 283 JACKSON Jody L. 2200 HORST Bernice 817 Jody Lee 1760 Henry 218 John 524 Johanne 275 Katherine 218 Stephen 524 John 308 HOUSTON JACOBSEN Joseph 2202 Marian 508 DeLee 1521 Joseph B. 134, 988, 579 HOWARD Fenton 446 Judy 1110 George 2296 Lawrence 89 June B. 430 George M. 1265 Mark 1522 Junior Harvey 495 James 2297 Robyn Lee 1520 Kathleen 824 Mat M. 1265 Veleene 447 Kresten 275 HOWES JAMES Lars 104 Clarence 342 Darla 855 Laverne 826 Dixie 1194 Joseph H. 855 Lesa D. 2201 -548- Lesa Dawn 1761 Jarvis 478 KEELE Linda 2076 James W. 1095 Cynthia 403 Lisa Ann 1457 Jerry 566 Luella 1191 Marie 148 John A. 102 KELLY Mark 2077 Judy Lee 2207 Mern 138 Martha 143 Lola 575 KEMPTON Mattie 104 Lynn 488 Marilyn 747 Maxine 411 825 Madeline 866 KE;NNEDY Maynard 498 Margaret 1 Eugene 197 Nola 557 Marianne 1584 John 197 Norris Clair 995 Mark 1585 KENNINGTON Parley K. 223 Martin 270 Marjorie 608 Paul L. 2216 Merrill 1586 Teressa 300 Peggy L. 2217 Michael 1096 KENNY Petrine 65 Nels S. 275 Beth 1703 Ronald 580 Nola 437 KILMER Roscena 119 Parley 437 Beverly 986 Roy 1479 P. Lundgreen 575 KIMBLE Russel 1891 Ray 489 Sarah 692 Sam 766 Ronald 2213 KIMERY Sheri D. 1431 Roxie 2211 Irene 182 Shirley 497 Ruby 833 KING Son 2320 Russel 304 Aleta 467 Vance 551 Steven L. 2335b Alice 368 Vilet 827 Susan 2209 Frank 1006 Violet 827 Warren 304 Judith 2233 William 869 JOLLY Lydia 28, 278 JEPSEN Frances 21 Perry 2234 Alfred 273 Joseph L. 21 Ronald 2232 Ruth 273 JONASSEN KIRBY JESSEN Johan August 11 Orville 963 Beulah 157 JONES KIRKHAM Dorothy 985 Bessie 856 Eliza 115 James 985 C. E. 441 KISSELL JEX Eunice 744 George 945 Elthear 380 Ike 165 LaVar 945 JOHNSON Laura J. 44 Stephen 2110 Ada E. 102 Margaret 441 KJAR Ann 2212 Margerett 1371 David 1114 Blanche 274 Maud 401 KLEINE Boyd 992 Reta 960 Kathline 749 Buster J. 478 JORDAN KNEESHAW Calvert 491 Clydabell 176 Alliene 743 Calvin 1005 Dan 717 KNOLD Cindy Lou 2208 Jeanie 1858 Diane Lee 2287 Daniel 872 JORGENSEN Ira 1191 David 564 Hannah 155 Rudolph 1191 Diana 565 JUDD KOBOSH Don B. 2210 Dianna 260 D. H. 208 Don L. 567 Rachel 385 KOOPMAN Donna B. 613 JULANDER Nellie 700 Ellen A. 16 Carol A. 1598 KOVACIC Elvin A. 102 Glenna 274 Helen 413 Evan 270 Janice 1600 Marko 413 Fred H. 130 Lucretia 2 KREUTZ Gloria 872 Lynn 1599 Guila 248 Golda 490 Neal A. 490 Luzon 241 Gregory 2231 Paul G. 490 Walter 241, 248 Harold 613 KROUSE Horrace 993 Paul J. 1597 Virgil 274 Lois 715 Irma 514 -549- KUDLACEK Elvie 496 Olevia 8 Elvin_ 215 Enoch R. 73, 302 Oliver 8 John 215 Erica H. 1367 Orvil 1398 Michael 782 Eugene 348 Patricia 1618 Terry Ann 781 Fern E. 78 Paulette 13 54 KUNZ Floy 74 Pauline 56 Joseph 512 Genevieve 362 Pearl 75 Shirley 512 George M. 8 Phillip C. 1123 Gerald 1277 Phyllis 395 LAING Gertrude 8 Rayanna 1210 Faith 1883 Grant 246, 315 Reed 365, 302 Hugh 749 Grant A. 351 Rex B. 347 Hugh H. 749 Hans 496 Robert 1220 Kathline 1882 Harold E. 361 Roderick 393 Lisa 1884 Harold V. 133 Roland 367 Stephen 1881 Harvey 1619 Ronald 1120 LAKE Helga 101 Ronald F. 350 Eliza 105 Howard 1218 Ronald K. 2276 LAMB Ida L. 71 Ruth 366 Alice 34 James 101 Sarah A. 633 LANE James C. 1631 Shirley 1617 Barbara 694 James J. 133 Simon 315 Fred 694 James 0. 403 Stanley 763 LARSEN Jeanene 1219 Tamra 1621 Alan 1275 Jennie S. 101 Thomas 1398 Annie 41, 57 Jennie V. 8 Todd D. 2277 Anthie 8 JoAnn 1279 Valeria 354 Arlene 1226 John R. 8 Venice 1405 Barbara 763 Joseph B. 1211 Vernnerse 1682 Bart 1215 Joyce 1121 Yevonnie 1681 BenJ. 517 Julia 8 LAW Bent F. 70 Kenneth 1213 Nena F. 396 Bent R. 8 Kieth 1229 Reuben D. 396 Branda 246 Klif Thor 1368 LAWLESS Bruce 1355 Laird 1122 Kieth 2262 BudG. 517 Lamont 363 Robert 1050 Carol Ann 1217 Larry Dean 1404 LAZENBY Carolyn 397 LeAnna 1362 Sarah A. 247 Carolyn M. 1209 Lexia L. 1095 LEAVITT Celia 349 Linda 1403 Elmer 831 Charlottie 72 Linda J. 1228 Lasca 959 Christian 403 Linda L. 1273 Mary 831 Christina 24 Lynn B. 394 LEBARON Christy 2 Marjorie 478 Alma D. 185 Cindy Faye 2319a Mark E. 396 Irene 185 Clara 8 Martha 1212 LEE Clara M. 137 Martin 2 Annabell 546 Clarence A. 77 Mary 8 Arthur 719 Clarence C. 633 Mary Ann 1214 Arthur E. 121 Dale L. 1402 Mary E. 1616 Arthur H. 121, 1726 David R. 369 Mary Jene 1278 David A. 547 Debra K. 1620 M. Carol 368 Donna 1859 Dennis 1274 Melinda 1096 Dorothy 954 D. Gayle 1353 Michael 1680 Emma 341 Don H. 1276 Minnie 8 Frank 954 Donna 1401 Miriam 360 Henry 545 Don R. 364 Neil W. 1216 Janet 1860 Edith 1225 Nonia 0. 1366 Jeffery 1728 Eldon R. 1227 Norma 1400 Josephine 549 Ella A. 76 Ole 8 Karen 1861
-550- Linda 1731 LOFGREEN MACAULEY Loen 1732 Nels P. 385 Patricia 212 Richard 1727 T. Pauline 385 MACINTOSH Stephen 548 Eileen 338 LOHR Zane 719 Robert 338 Douglas 1923 LEDKINS MACKEY Gary A. 1925 Jeffery 1764 Susanna 235 Jeanne 1924 John 582 MADSEN William 798 Robin 1762 Erastus 331 LOTT Steven 1763 Jonathan 636 Florence 424 William 582 RickJ.1792 John 424 LEMMON Rulon J. 636 LOUDEN Martha 50 Miriam 331 Florence 670 LEMOINE MAFFORD John 166 Charlotte 21 Calvin 219 Kenneth 667 LENOIR Ina 219 Loren Lee 669 Fernaude 334 MAGLEBY Marjorie 668 LEONARD Alma 18 Robert 166 Alma 827 Alma G. 551 LOUDON Leon 827 Alma Gail 541 Kenneth 1 794 Shanen 2005 Alma W. 529 Niana K. 1795 Toni M. 2006 Calvin C. 530 Patricia 1798 LESUE Carol V. 543 Sandra 1799 Carlos G. 1340 Carolyn 1719 LOUGY Cay Linda 2312a David 1698 Isabell 226 G. Martin 1340 Delphia 117 Ronald 923 LEWIS Diane 555 LOVELL Abram 463 Donald 1723 Eva 461 A. Harold 463 Donald B. 542 LOVERIGE Alberta C. 235 Elma 114 James 2158 Beason 122, 39 Hal Mark 532 James A. 2158 Beverly Ann 1570 Hannah 41 LuAnn 2340 Clara B. 22 Hans 0. 18, 41 Teresa 2341 Connie 1572 Joan 121 Florence 1045 LOWE Janet Sue 1706 Hattie 746 Eliza 61 JoAnn 1720 JerryW.1575 Joseph 119 Joseph 119 J. Morgan 39 Lois 383 J. Thad 540 John W. 465 Oral 383 Julia Ann 553 KarenJ.1571 Richard 61 Kisty J. 1733 Kim 0. 1577 Shirley 1291 Lorena 118 Lonny 0. 1578 Vera 119 Lori Kay 1734 Lynn 0. 1576 LUCE Mac Neal 550 Mary K. 1573 Eric 1224 Marilyn 554 Mary Maxine 236 Loretta 1223 Marjorie 534 Robert H. 1574 Ralph 1222 Marlene 1698 Thomas 465 Ray 349 Mary 552 Willard 349 Maurice 535 LINDSAY W. Ray 1221 Mavis 531 Edna A. 750 LUKE Michael 1705 LISONBEE Ruby 443 Michael V. 1721 Arlene 817 LUND Milton 116 James T. 16 Amanda 73 Neal 122 Mary Ellen 16 Mary E. 270 Pearl 533 RoyR.817 LUNDY Richard 536 LITTLE FORD Ada M. 290 Ruth 120 Izetta 1290a LYNN Ruth Ann 555 LIVINGSTON Byron 1208 Shelly Ann 1735 Ambrose 1387 Paul W. 346, 1207 Steven 1707 Eugene 1387 Paul Wetzel 346 Steven C. 1 722
-551- Ward H. 123 MARVIN McPHEE Woodruff 115 Mary C. 26 Pennie 1011 MALONEY MARX William 1011 Arnold 1937 James 625 McQUIVEY Daniel 748 Roy 148 J. Lynn 1364 Daniel J. 1880 Susan 626 Marjorie 1365 John 1879 Sylvan 148 Michael K. 1363 Linda 1936 MASON Ted C. 395 Myrna 1934 Connie Lee 1462 Theodore 395 Shelia 1878 Cynthia 1460 MECHAM Von Lee 1938 Kenneth 1459 Aloha 848 MALOUF Kenneth J. 432 Bertie 863 Anesa 257 Saundra 1461 Elden 851 David B. 950 W. Gerald 432 Fay 803 Donald J. 952 MASTRO Golden 661 John L. 951 Louise 560 Hyrum 230 J. Phelon 257 MATSON Ida 852 Margaret Ann 949 Anna 284 Idella 849 Nasif M. 257 MATTONEN Iola 230 MANNING Don B. 1724 Jackie 662 Rachel 909 Don L. 543 Linda 656 MANSOR Michael 1725 Merlyn 853 Arvilla 253 Tauno 543 Samuel D. 160 Phoebe 342 MAYCOCK Samuel L. 160 MARBLE Emma 244 Shauna 660 Jerald 203 MCBRIDE Susan 657 Jerome 271 DonE.1021 Tena 659 Henry 723 Garnalee 1023 Zoland 850 Henry J. 203 Gamel J. 282 MEINHARDT Lavon 271 Hyrum 282 Dan 669 MARDHERST Ora 1022 Darlene 669 Dawn 2333 Paul 1024 Dorothy 669 Gloria 1820 McCLAMMY MELLOR MARIDTH Ona 582 Annette 1380 Annus 854 McCLASKY Carl R. 1389 MARIKAS Jack 281 Carl J. 400 William 549 McCLELLAN Dora 355 MARKHAM Mary 108 Douglas 1374 A. Mable 97 McCLURE Elinor F. 1371 MARONEY Florence 868 Elinor Pearl 402 Connie 1869 McCOMB Emma J. 71 Idis E. 729 Marjorie 77 Fae 398 Idis F. 188 Robert 77 Flora Jean 1376 Jack 730 McCONNEL Galyn C. 1375 Randall 1871 Frances 690 Gerald 1382 Ronald 1872 McDONALD Guy 78 Susan 1870 Dan 259 Harold 1372 Zeb W. 188 LaVerda 259 JoAnn 1373 Maud 18: Joseph 78 MARQUARDSEN McGAVIN Kerry 1377 Erastus P. 65 Ellen 538 Lorena F. 401 Jacqueline 339 McGEE Lynn 398 Nephi 65 Kathy 709 Melvin 399 MARROT McINELLY Michael D. 1384 Eva411 Eualla 1097 Neil 1385 MARSHALL McKAY Randy 1383 Verda 822 Brent G. 1591 Sandra 1379 MARTIN Wendy Sue 2328 Sheron 1381 Jacqueline 381 McMAHON Vickee Lin 1378 Robert 381 Mable 824 William 398
-552- MELTON Jean 527 MURRI Nada 446 James 527 John 849 MENDENHALL Myla 1751 Maurice 849 Gene B. 961 Steven 1749 Rodney 2047 Gregory 2140 Walter H. 353 MURRY Howard 961 William 576 Luella 227 Melanie 2142 William E. 1750 MYERS Odessa 1025 MORGANSTERN Child 2334 Peggy 2141 Martha 487 Kieth 1821 MEYER MORIN Roberta 1822 Glen 980 Aline 865 Sherrie 2335 Klara 357 MORRELL Margene 980 Charlotte 548 NAEGLE MERCHANT Loen 548 Carol 1801 Ina M. 242 MOSS Gary 1736 MERRELL Claire 256 Glen 671 Clifford 297 Joseph 256 Joyce 1802 Clinton 1074 Sally 141 Kathleen 1803 Cora Mae 1078 MOTES Parley 671 Dixilee 1076 Capias 202 NASH Fenley 297 DeWitt 168 Myrtle 304 Lexia 1073 Genevieve 202 NAY Marilyn 1075 Velma 671 DeM onte 955 William 1077 MULDER Ethel D. 293 MICKELSON Albert 542 Fay 955 Martina 308 Patricia 542 Florian C. 290 MIDDLETON MULLENAUZ Georgie 1053 Ada 451 Bonnie Fay 200 G. Russel 292 MILLER Carl Eugene 192 Janet 2118 Cathy 2039 Debra Pauline 1874c Jeanette 1048 Chad 2040 Dee Ann 753 John H. 55 David 2036 Delbert 744 John L. 253 Donald 842 Denise 1874h John W. 253 Felicia 84 Eddie L. 745 Jonny 935 Hans P. 84, 247 Edith L. 197 Kent 938 James 2037 Gary E. 750 Loralynn 937 John 269 Gayle D. 749 Marlene 1045 LaDonna 2038 Holly M. 1874f Merril 1049 Lawrence 841 John T. 741 Miles R. 1060 Leah 269, 579 LeeBrandt 752 Miles Rhodes 294 Lola 247 Lloyd E. 196 Millicent 294 MILLS Manette 1885 Orla Rae 298 Dorthy 848 Marie R. 1874e Ormond 55 MITCHELL Melvin 743 Ormun 1047 Albert 379 Michael J. 1874d Patrick 2117 Gilbert 379 Nettie M. 193 Peggy 2119 Jack 1321 Randy Lee 1874b Peggy A. 1046 Susan 1322 Reba Lee 199 Randy 2120 MONCE Rickey 1874a Ronald 939 Anthony 249 Ronald 742 Russel 1054 Louis 249 Rue 195 Stephanie 2252 Sheril 922 Rufus 33 Susan 1059 MONTGOMERY Scott 1874g Terry 936 Juanita 183 Velma 194 Theodore 2254 MOON Wesley 198 Thomas 2253 Jim H. 731 Yvette 1886 Winalee 291 MOORE MULLIGAN NAZER David 1752 Mildred 778 Mary 22, 39 Eleanor 353 MURPHY NEBECKER Everett A. 576 Neva 512 Ronald 552 -553- NELSON Annie 315 Darwin 943 Barbara 537 David L. 647 Darwin L. 255 Barbara J. 994 David M. 1795 Tony Lee 944 Chloe 539 Elmer F. 155 NYDO Cynthia 2250 Elmer N. 645 Jane 1027 David 1512 Frankie 1783 NYMAN Dianne 1151 Henry 60 Hilda 734 Douglas 1026 Henry 0. 615 Emmett 37 Joseph 318 O'CONNER Irving 1026 Kenneth 1784 Mary 748 John 537 Kerry 1785 OGDEN Joseph 443 Kirk 1786 Betty Jean 465 Karen C. 1154 Lillie 218 Bruce F. 468 Kent 994 Maud A. 1787 Charles L. 319 Michael 1153 Melba 354 Charles W. 319 Pamla Lee 2249 Mette 25 Clyde W. 469 Patricia 1152 Morris 614 Farrel 464 Rebecca 1514 Hartley 646 Gwendolyn 1133 Russell 1515 Niels 155 Miles J. 470 Thomas 443 Ronald 648 Owen M. 96 Thomas R. 1513 Veda 680 Pamelia 1128 NETTLE TAN William 354 Patricia 1131 Randall 1841 NILES Reva 467 Tim 701 Clara 127 Robert W. 1132 NEWBY NILSSON Rosalie 1130 Alfred 63 Alma F. 63 Son 466 Alfred J. 325 Alma Ray 327 Susanne 1129 Carole 1146 Jeppa 63 William 96 Gene 1150 Lowell A. 328 OGILVIE Hartley 326 NIXON Edna E. 241,248 Jane 1148 Mary 35 OGLE Jill 1147 NOBLES Cynthia 2264 Kim 1149 Joseph 1 Richard D. 1050 Ruth 307 NORDGRAN Richard J. 2263 Scott 1145 Bane 307 OKERLAND Shirley 324 Donald 1106 Lydia 509 NEWLAND Jared H. 307 OLCOTT Sarah 52 Margaret 1103 Beth 1265 NICHOLS Marilyn 1107 Blaine G. 1270 Alfred 909 Nancy 1105 Carol Lynn 893 Arnold 909 Tony Ray 1104 Deby Ray 2103 Bonnie K. 2104 NORRIS Doris K. 1268 David 2106 Mary 347 Douglas 1267 Douglas 2107 NORTH Gayle 1272 Shelly Ann 2105 Lela 442 George H. 360 NICHOLSON NORTON G. Rulon 360 Dona 1847 Delbert 744 Ina G. 892 Donald 703 Eddie 745 Lynn C. 1269 Mark 1846 Hollis 193 Neal R. 1271 Scott 1847 Melora 210 Paul M. 896 Tony 1848 Melvin 743 Richard E. 895 NICKLE NUTTAL Robert A. 242 Elma 328 Craig 2082 Robert L. 242 John 2031 James 871 Ronald 894, 1266 Mayree 2030 Julene 2079 OLDROYD Robert 2032 Kent 2081 Andrew 98 NICKELL Reid 2080 Arda 458 John 839 Virl 871 DeVeda 92 NIELSON NYBORG Elva 460 Alice 143, 318 Alfonzo 255 Hal W. 459 -554- Harold 94 Thomas D. 1044 Dennis A. 684 Isaac R. 94 PAGLIASOTTI Dennis R. 175 Jennie 98 Teresa 389 Eva 173 John 92 PALMER Harold L. 171 LaMar 498 Lula 234 Herbert A. 169 NaDean 461 Zilpha 763 Hilda L. 172 Norma Dean 498 PANTER Inez 174 OLIVER Luella 849 Janell 686 Martha 978 PARKER Janett 687 OLSEN Bryant 99, 299, 321 Lavena 685 Afton 355 Ella 99 Lois 688 Christy 0. 64 Gilbert 321 Louisa A. 170 Edith 239 John 1142 Millie 168 E. Kistena 460 Mary 1140 Robert 30 Elnora 250 Merlyn 1139 Robert A. 689 Hilda 981 Phyllis 299 PEFFER Joseph 355 Ronald 1143 David 2034 Lyle 452 Thomas G. 1141 Mathew 2035 Martina 18 PARKINSON Paul E. 840 Niels C. 64 Radia L. 462 Steven D. 2033 Rachel 349 PARRY PHELPS Sarah 113 Elizabeth 1120 Edna 486 OPENSHAW PATRIE Theodore 486 Carol 1026 Robert 882 PELAZINI ORROCK PAYNE Pauline 744 Irene N. 529 Ann 1283 Raymond 744 O'RULLIAN Craig 665 PENDLETON Beatrice 252 Dan C. 366 Jacqualine 132 OSBORN Dan E. 1284 Rulon S. 132 Maleta 1231 Daniel E. 366 PENNISTON OSTLER Deana C. 663 Alice 9 A. Lavell 373 Helen 493 PETERSBURS Carol H. 1294 Henry 111 Lydia 872 Charles 439 Jennie 111 PETERSON Donna Rae 439 John H. 504 Agnes 577 E. Lavell 373 Lula 301 Alene 958 Elvin A. 1296 Marjory 985 Bonnie 335 Floyd L. 1295 Mary Lou 1636 Carol 559 Joan 1298 Patsy Ann 1635 Carol M. 497 Mark 2310 Reed 1638 Constance 999 Samuel M. 1297 Reed J. 504 Earl 1046 ORVIN Robert 1640 Ella 955 Harry L. 385 Sherrie 664 Elsie L. 135 Vera H. 385 Terry 1639 Ernest 958 OWENS Wanda 1637 Gordon 1046 Margaret 1983 William 493 Helen 343 Meta 457 PEAY Ida 496 OYLER Parley 374 J. Grant 557 Douglas 1530 Phillip 1302 J. Loraine 560 Dwight 1529 Phyllis 1301 John 999 Ernest 450 Russell L. 374 John S. 124 Eva E. 1527 R. Lamar 1299 Levi L. 335 Ramona 1528 V. Letitia 1300 Marjorie 999 PECKL Mary 558 PACKER Miss 695 Maurine 157 Asa 186 PEDEE Wendy Lee 2261 Helen A. 186 August 220 Wilford 157 PAGE Emma 220 PETTIT David D. 289 PEEL Brian 2312 Sarah 945 Benjamin 30 Eugene 1338 -555- Hermel 1338 PRIVETT RIDDLE Sharlie Mae 2311 J. T. 209 Andrew G. 467 PIERCE Merrie Jo. 771 Carroll R. 467 Ozemba 398 Steven 770 Celie 783 PINE Terolyn 772 Dianna 1898 Elizabeth 697 Edgar 783 James R. 698 QUINN Eugene 1896 John H. 177 Floyd E. 783 Linda D. 1838 John 207 QUARANBERG Floyd L. 1895 Ronald 699 Gary 1582 Connie 981 PITCHER Gloria 1897 Claude 981 Mozel 1401 Hattie 280 PITTS Jackie 1581 Elbert W. 328 RADINIC Jan 1580 Martha G. 328 Barbara 413 Larry 1579 POORE RAILTON Marie 1899 Almeda 1005 Arthur 865 Roland 1900 POTTER Marie 865 Ronelda 1901 Delilah 225 RASMUSSEN RIDENHOUR Elzy 233 Emma 990 John 1005 George 1 Josephine 25 Thelma 1005 Lily 2049 Mads C. 25 RIDING Nellie A. 273 RAY Edwin 1097 Pamala 2050 Attlene 1010 LaVerd 414 Parley W. 854 REDDING Otto 1097 Raymond 233 Mae 233 Ricky 2267 Valear 2052 REDFORD Robert 414 Vonda 2051 Myrtle 979 RIRIE Will 225 REES Ann 348 POULSON Harriet 548 RITCHIE Emma 374 REEVE Rachel 66 Gail W. 113 Benjamin 1510 ROBERST Janice 1755 Illa Pauline 1507 George 830 Joseph 113 Jullie Ann 1503 ROBERTS Julia Ann 1753 Robert 442 Eric 1454 Mark 1756 Teena Lavee 1511 Geraldine 326 Mark A. 577 William 1509 Jeffery 1453 Mary 371 William A. 442 Laird 1451 Pamela 1754 REID Lena 376 Patricia A. 524 Eldon 1061 Lloyd 1455 Peter A. 577 Eldon S. 295 Samuel 376 Stephen 525 Evelyn 338 Teresa Ann 1452 POWELL Hyrum 295 Walter D. 429 Cliff 428 Maren 1068 Walter E. 326 George 314 Nicholas 1065 ROBINS Lottie 314 Pauline 1064 Donna 1703 Roger K. 1450 Robin 1063 Max 1703 Stanley 1449 Rollie 1066 ROBINSON Thomas K. 428 Roxanna 1062 Beatrice 217 PRESHO Su Lin 1067 Beatrice B. 798 Bernie 758 REIGOR Betty Jane 789 Bemis 200 Donavon 845 Beverly 787 Dale A. 759 Fannie 150 Blake 431 Lynn R. 757 Karen 2044 Clara 792 PRICE REITMEIER Darrell 786 Ann 1 Caroline 826 David 1902 Edgar 850 RICE Eliza 78 Vergene 850 Verona 140 Fay Ona 790 FRISBY RICH Fay W. 795 Ina C. 545 Walter 746 Gary 1910 -556- George 37 Charles 680 SCHNEBLY Gerald 1928 ROMNEY Daniel 908 Jackie 791 Alice 406 Gerald 2103 Janice 1908 ROPER SCOTT James 1909 Salena 75 Dea Gloria 1021 Jlll 1926 ROSEBERRY Marie 993 Jtianna 431 Zina 175 Wilford 1021 Judith 1904 ROSS SELBY Kay M. 793 Carol 502 Daniel 1596 Lee E. 799 Geraldine 500 Elmer 487 Leona 513 John W. 106 Kenneth 487 Lloyd 220 Lula Gean 501 Nancy 1595 Margaret A. 800 Warren 106 SEVEY Margarite 788 ROWELL George L. 508 Mary 236 Bonnie 696 John L. 508 Mickel 1905 ROWLEY SEVY Nancy 1903 Howard 818 Alma 1656 Nancy 1907 Lucy 818 David 1659 Nickola 794 RUSSEL Elden 1657 Ralph 784 Elsie Beth 154 George 1654 Ricky 1929 John L. 154 Kenneth 1658 Robert 796 SALINSKY Susan 1655 Roland E. 1906 Emily 220 SHARP Roland W. 218 SALYERS Nancy 1589 Ronelda M. 783 Sudie A. 129 Thomas 1700 Sandra L. 797 SAMPSON Thomas D. 2330 Stanley 2335a Margaret 111 504 SHAW Stanley R. 785, 2335a SAND ' Carrie L. 552 Stuart 1911 Harry 284 Ora 53 Thomas 1927 William 284 Robert 53 Walter 37 SANGER SHEEHAN Walter Fay 219 Clarence 179 David 1010 ROBISON Jane 703 Jack D. 2238 Archie 72 SAN PEDRO James L. 1010 Belinda 245 Craig 1913 SHELTON Caroline 1253 Dennis 1912 Ruth 1000 Clarence 359 Randall 1914 SHERBORG David 1249 Raymond 787 Marguerite 281 F. Alonzo 72 SANT SHERMAN Jene 358 Milton 838 Clarinda L. 1800 Laurel 1247 Naomi 838 Dan 670 Lavee 306 SARGENT Stella 827 Mark 1262 Barbara 1481 Walter 670 Natalie 1264 Bettie June 1479 SHOENSTRA Richard 1250 Conrad 1483 Harriet M. Q. 377 Robert 1251 Harold 438 Margaret 377 Roland 1248 Harold W. 1483 SHURTZ Rolf 357 JoAnn 1484 Maud 204 Ronald 1259 Mark 1487 SIDWELL Rose Marie 1252 Mickey 1482 Ada L. 575 Sandra 1261 Minnie 534 SKIPWORTH Scott 1263 Robert 1486 Edna F. 1294 Steven 1260 Vicklyn 1485 SLACK FOLFSEN SAUNDERS Bessie 63 Ingeborg M. 8 Sarah 203 SMEDLEY ROLLER! SAYLOU Irva 838 Ceschi 205 Edna 765 SMITH Leo 205 SCHAUBLE Ada 850 Alfred 1190 ROLLINS Bette A. 290 Anvalera 833 Charlotte 680 Otto T. 290 -557- Belva L. 778 Mary 540 Marci 2022 Billy K. 2015 Ole 503 William 2020 Charles H. 209 Sherman 410 STEWART Craig 2017 SORRELS Adrean 490 Deanna 895 Francis 1894 Carma 809 Dennis 1203 Fred L. 1 778 Darlene 1050 Eddie R. 2014 Fred L. 11 778 Erma 292 Edward 832 Fred L. lll 1893 Ernest 291 Emma 436 SPARKS Gerald 1051 Eugene 345 Nancy 1044 Jacqueline 1052 Flora Jane 53 STAFFORD John W. 291 George 214 Leo A. 806 Michael 2266 Hiram 1099 STAGGER Steven 2265 Hyrum 454 Minnie 976 STOLWORTHY Hugh A. 1099 STAKER Mary M. 95 Jack 454 Eliza J. 70 STIMPSON Janet 1190 STANWORTH Lorean K. 2335c James 226 Helen 993 Melanie Jo 2335d Joseph 67 Thomas 993 Roger Leon 2054 Junius 67 STAPLES STOKES Kirk 1204 Alice Louisa 433 Archibald 278 LaJean 836 Bradley 1436 Dorothy 243 Lee C 209 Dallen 1442 Heber W. 243 Linda 1202 Daughter 1445 John David 1317 Mark 1205 Doris Ann 1448 John W. 278 Max 834 Elnora 432 Kathleen 1318 Michael 2016 Elva 87 Richard B. 1319 Rebecca 306 Eva Glenda 426 Robert L. 1320 Rebecca C. 37 George 87 STOLZ Richard 895 George K. 431 Dianne 598 Tommy 2019 Gloria 429 Harold 138 Verda 855 Kay Lynn 1458 William 138 Vertice 946 Leon 425 STOTT Veta 2 Mary D. 428 Phydonna 864 Vicki 2018 Orene 423 STOWE Wayne 1206 Orson S. 424 Elizabeth 9 William 226 Pamela 1441 STUBBS William R. 837 Randy 1447 Erma 636 Wilma 835 R. Maurine 862 STRINGHAM Woodrow 344 Rodney 1437 Roxanna 295 SNELL Ronald 434 STYLES Cyrus 97 Susan 430 Sera M. 667 Ruth 97 Sylvia 1440 SQUIRE SNIDOW Terrill 427 Adelia 80 Ross 89 Vance 422 Eliza R. 2 SORENSEN Vickie L. 1446 John P. 2 Abraham 80 STEELE SUDWEEKS Ada 503 Ada 456 Zelma 550 Anna K. 40 STEMICH SULLIVAN A. V. 408 Antonia 249 Betty Jean 746 Celia 98 STEVENS Delores M. 748 Christine 120 Farrel 541 John J. 194 Earl 371 John 1616 Kathryn 1876 Ester 2157 Lita Jean 541 Michael 1877 Glen 409 Teresa A. 2329 Michael J. 747 James 371 Veola 809 SUTLIFF Lionel 8 STEVENSON Barry L. 1742 - Lora 1128 Evan 833 Donald 560 Lynne 1290 Joseph A. 833 Guy L. 560 Martina 296 Joseph E. 2021 Susan 1743
-558- Timothy 1744 Bruce M. 1951 Clarence 681 SUTTON Caroline 222 Coleene 820 Leona F. 433 Catherine 677 Curtis 1819e SWAIN Cindy 1956 Cynthia 1819b Douglas 527 Clara 232 Donald 1978 Ferris 526 Craig 809 Eliza 376 H. Lamar 114 Douglas 1952 Elmo 822 Janet L. 1696 Edward 38 Ernest G. 174 JamesW.1695 Edward H. 807 Ernest L. 680 JohnE. 114 Elaine 839 Eva 816 Robert G. 1694 Elvin L. 1947 Geneva P. 812 Robert T. 528 Elvin R. 810 Howard D. 1977 Steven D. 1693 Ethel A. 1946 Howard L. 1995 Susan 63 Geneva 806 Ione 1976 Thomas M. 1692 Geraldine 803 Jack D. 1971 Timothy 1691 Hyrum E. 221 James E. 825 SWENSON Ida L. 845 James L. 825 Earl 1290 Iola 801 James M. 1816 Harold 1290 Judy 1955 Jean 1116 Kyle 2302 Lala 227 JerryE.1991 SWINDLE Leah 840 J. Dwight 813 Ann 17 LeeDuane 228 John H. 222 Esther A. 995 Lila 841 John M. 222 George 17 Lorie 1954 Jon 1819c Mary 114 Mary E. 223 Joseph M. 678 SYLVESTER Michele D. 2010 Joseph R. 1814 James W. 112 Morlan H. 808 Junius 683 Portia 112 Naomi 804 Kim M. 1813 Nea Jean 1948 Larry M. 1968 TALBOT Odell 231 Lorraine 337 Elna 160 Paloma 805 Lyman 1967 TALLEY Parley M. 38, 268 Lynn 1967 Adrian 768 Parley Z. 225 Marilyn 1975 Corbett 202 Paula 2009 Mathew 1819d David V.A. 34 Phoebe Ione 843 Merigold 1997 Erma D. 764 Robin E. 1949 Merril 815 Erma L. 203 Roland 861 Neldon 817 Ethel Jane 204 Roland W. 861 Pamela 1974 Janis 206 Rula 226 Parley T. 811 Jan S. 767 R. Wayne 844 Preston 1980 Jenny K. 1888 Terrie L. 1950 Randy 1998 K. Deniece 1887 Troy J. 1953 Richard 1819f Larry K. 763 utahna 802 Rinda 679 Orvelia 205 Valear 233 Ronald 1996 Sarah Opal 201 Vonda 224, 268 Ronald L. 1972 Van Amberg 34 Wendell 847 Ronald R. 1819h Van H. 769 Wilford 846 Rulon M. 174 TALMAGE Wilford W. 234 Rulon V. 682 George 375 Zoland E. 831 Scott 1819g Helen 1304 Zolene 2048 Sharon 1819a Paul D. 1305 TAYLOR Shelby 818 William 1303 Allie 821 Sheldon 1970 William G. 375 Barbara Jo 1815 Shirley 1973 TANNER Bonnie Sue 1990 TEASDALE Afton L. 230 Byron H. 337 Bernice 372 Alfonzo D. 229 Carol A. 1981 William 372 Alisa K. 2011 Carol J. 1979 THALE Barton 2012 Carrie 814 Emery 338 Billy Jean 842 Catherine 677 Lorie Lynn 1183 Brett 2013 Christene 1812 Thomas 338, 1182
-559- THAYNE THUESON Denzil 1290a Alma 814, 815 John W. 9 Douglas C. 2300 Carrie 1958 Mary Ellen 9 Douglas G. 1286 Diane 1963 THURMAN Ella Ruth 389 Ellen 1964 Larain L. 720 Glen H. 370 Guy R. 1960 THURSTON Grant T. 1351 Gwendolyn 1961 Ann Marie 1069 Grant Taylor 391 Harry A. 814 David 1070 Heber C. 72 Harry T. 1957 Douglas 1072 Ida Pearl 371 James 1966 Edwin 296 John F. 74, 76 Johnny 1965 Kathryn 1071 Jon W. 1288 Linda 1962 LaRue E. 296 Judy 1546 Sarah 815 THYRET Karen 1548 Shelia 1959 Irene H. 1190 Kyle M. 1342 THEOBALD TOLLY Laurel 1285 Nettie 681 Perry E. 282 Mark D. 1350 TINGEY TOLMAN Ned W. 387 Perrigrene 280 Cyrus 393 Paul Eugene 390 Phyllis 280 Vila D. 393 Rebecca 1287 THOMAS TOMLINSON Robert B. 1336 Custer 867 Beatrice 390 Scott Paul 1349 Norma 867 TOMPKINS Sharon 1289 THOMPSON Susanna 1 Sherman K. 1545 Daisy A. 545 TOMPSON Sherman W. 458 TORGERSEN Franklin 377 Son 392 Alden 518 TOUCHSTONE Steven L. 1348 Baby 511 Hilda 874 Susan L. 1290a Bonnie 1670 TRACY Susan M. 1352 Christena 110 Gene 710 Taylor W. 76 Deann E. 1677 TUFT Terry K. 1549 Debra 1679 Lola 123 Ward K. 2301 Donover 1674 TUILIGAR Winifred 386 Elmer 109 Cindy Lu 1844 TUTTLE Eva 161 Elaine 1842 Dora 958 Gloria 1676 Frankie 2163 Eva K. 320 Kevin 1673 Jack 702 Georgia 314 Kyle 512 Nanette 1845 Sadie 668 Kyleen 1671 Niel 179 TWITCHELL Laurie 1672 Robert 1843 Alice 422 Lois 513 Rosemary 2162 Beth 449 Louise 517 Van W. 2161 Lovell 449 Milen 515 Vaughn 2160 TYLER Nildo 516 TULLGREN Glenda 196 Shirley 1669 Michael 1729 Rufus 196 Stanley 1678 Morris 546 Thad 514 Ronald 546 UNSWORTH Torval 109 Shari Lee 1730 Daniel 2314 THORNTON TURLEY David 2315 Elizabeth 277 Frederic 359 Fae Lynn 2313 Gary Lynn 2061 Monita 359 Ruel G. 1371 Hal J. 863 TURNBULL Wayne J. 1371 Jackie 864 Nancy A. 30 UPSHAW John 2063 TURNER Sally 33 John E. 235 Benjamin 458 URSERY John T. 235 Brent R. 1347 Norman 890 Lynette 2060 Clair Gleason 388 UTLEY Lynn 865 Connie 1550 Melba 430 Sherrie 2062 David 1547 THORPE Dean L. 385 VAN BIBBER Lois 72 Deanna Rae 1337 Frances 1014
-560 VANCE Pamela L. 570 Andrea M. 1407 Caddie M. 51 Patricia A. 568 Ane M. "Dolly" 63 John A. 51 WARENSKI Anena 65 VAN NORTWICK George 103 Ann 909 Ralph 136 Leda 103 Anna Dale 454 VAN ORTWICK Owen 457 A. Rosalia 39 Nellie M. 219 Sue Ann 457 Artemissa 1 VANVALKENBURG WARD Barbara Dean 254 Belva 832 Cora 297 Beatrice 405 Willis 832 Eva 287 Beatrice L. 249 VARNER John 287 Bernice 244 Charles 2166 WARNER Beryl Ivy 245 Robert 2342 Ezra 380 Betty Lou 321 VEDDER June 380 Beverly 346 Camelia 1915 Norma 326 Bill 320 Margaret 1916 WARNOCK Bill H. 1134 Mary M. 1918 Alexander 53 Billie L. 1099 Timothy 789 Arda J. 301 Blaine K. 1539 Timothy A. 1917 Carol S. 1019 Bruce 1179, 917 Tracy 1919 Billie 1081 Camille 1127 VERKUYLE David 1088 C. Carlyle 416 Henriette 986 D. Carl 300, 1085 Charlotte 1125 VETTER Deborah 1089 Cheryl Ann 1407 Caroline 2002 Del Roi 1082 Chloe 83 Diana 1999 Dewayne 1080 Christine 338 Glen H. 826 DoyleL.1017 Christy 1161 Linda 2002 Doyle W. 280 Claudine 1177 Louis 826 Elayne 295 Clayton 330 Mark 2004 FloraC. 55 Conrad 336 Russell 2000 Georgette 1083 Coralie 923 Terry 2001 Gregory 1098 Daniel 1 VINTON Idell 296 Daniel E. 1167 Herbert 746 I. Leroy 298 Danny W. 906 Maurice 746 Irva L. 302 Daughter 1411 VISSER Irvin L. 56 David L. 916 Fanny 542 Joy D. 1018 David S. 1160 Marie 297 Debra Lynn 1531 WADE Mary 57 Delanea 227 5 Ellis M. 244 Naomi 281, 964 Delilah 87 Millicient 902 Nettie 54 DeMonte 329 Priscilla 901 Rebecca 1086 Dewain 246 Richard E. 903 Richard 1079 Diane 1178 William 244 Robert 299 Dona Sue 1543 WADLEY Rosalie 1087 Douglas 2274 Marvin 452 Ruth 282 Elaine 910 Michael L. 1536 Son 1084 Ellen T. 188 Michael W. 452 Susan J. 1090 Elizabeth 1 Rodney H. 1535 William A. 6 Emma J. 1 WALL William M. 1097 Estella Rae 452 Byron 1984 W. Paul 303 Eva 90 Emily 1982 WARREN Evalyn 66 John M. 1983 Norma 500 Evelyn 927 Joseph D. 1986 WASHBURN Fae LaPreal 253 Joseph Jr. 820 Abraham 81 Farrell 335 Melwood 820 Abraham D. 1 Fern 315 Ruby 1985 Abraham Daniel 1 Fran H. 1124 WALMER A. Clarinda 37 Francine 1176 Bernard 131 Afton 911 Forest N. 250 Kim Sue 571 Alan T. 1165 Forrest B. 419 Michael 569 Almeda M. 3 Garald 86 -561- Gary P, 1119 Mona Lue 421 Wesley D. 406 Gay 1162 Monte 1534 Willard J. 45 Glen B. 418 Naomi 417 William D. 1 Gloria 913 Natalie 1135 Willis C. 451 Grace 67 Newell 84 Zelma 333 Hoover 318 Newell M. 415 Zina 88 Huetta M. 40 0. Lavon 93 Zola 316 Hyrum 36 Olive 307 Hyrum S. 5 Oliver 60 WATERS Ian G. 1181 Oliver D. 1100 Helen 330 Ida G. 38, 268 Oliver Davis 306 Mark 2 Iris K. 1169 Orson P. 9 William 33 Ivan J. 456 Orson W. 79 WATTS Irving 68 Parley A. 314 Charles 494 Janet I. 1166 Parley F. 59 Clara 1614 Janice 926 Parley P. 7 Clella 1613 Janis L. 1542 Patricia 1118, 1544 Clark 1615 J. Deleal 92 Patsy A. 1126 Leonard 1611 Jeffery 1136 Pauline 1413 William 494 Jesse 1 P. Daniel 41 WEBB Jesse D. 64 Pearl 46 Betty Lue 708 Jesse Davis 311 Peggy 907 Beulah 177 Jesse L. 42 Peter A. 61 Child 1851 Jesse Ordean 247 Phillip 337 Clarinda A. 176 Joel 69 Phillip B. 1180 Elizabeth 285 John 1 Philena 6 James 712 Joseph B. 1 Rebecca 1102 Jennifer 1850 Josie M. 82 Richard M. 1117 John 713 Judy Ann 1412 Robert 323 Kenneth 1245 Julie 1159 Robert A. 1116 Kieth 184 Junius 43 Robert J. 912 Lloyd 182 Kathleen 252, 1157 Robyn 1168 Lula 178 Kathryn 453 Rose Marie 1541 Marilyn 1246 Laurel 1164 Rosetta 58 Marion 183 LaVee 309 Ruby 312, 317 Mildred 181 Leah Rae 420 Ruth J. 255 Rickey 714 Leland 85 Sarah E. 1 Sharon 711 Leola 322 Sharon 1163 Ver! 707 Leonard 1406 Shauna Dee 1097 Vera 179 Leora 924 Sherrie 914 Willis 31 Leslie 2270 Smith G. 248 Willis A. 31, 180 Linda 1158 Son 1113 WELCH Lola Deanne 408 Stephen 2269 Russel 765 Lorena E. 8 Susanna 1 Walter 765 Loring F. 47 Suzanne 1155 WELLINGTON Louisa Ann 4 Tamer 1 Wilma 832 Luana 915 Thelma 319 WELLS Luella 308 Thomas D. 1408 Ada 679 Margaret 44 Thomas P. 80 Bertha 424 Margie Mae 1098 Twilla 455 Larry 1791 Marianne 1114 Tyrus 331 Lila C. 634 Mark 1115 Velma 89 Linda D. 635 Mary Maxine 25 VerDon 457 Rulon E. 151 Mattie S. 62 Viron 313 Rulon Jr. 633 Maurice 334 Wallace D. 91, 1532 Rulon S. 1790 Mavis 1533 Walter D. 1101 Michael 1789 Melba 403 Wanda 332 William H. 151 Merrill 925 Wayne 1540 WENTZ Michael 1156 Wendy 1137 Charles 1286 Mildred 310, 407 Weldon D. 404 Marie 1286 -562- WEST Hannah 83 WILLIAMS Alroy 411 Jane 2338 Brent 2096 Barbara 1424 Jeffery 2339 Cindy Lee 2278 Charles 411 John 2157 Diane 2095 Charles K. 1425 Orvil 2157 Dora 346 R. Dean 1426 Willard 2337 Jon 2094 Sarah 34 WILLARDSON Lorena 1 WESTOVER Angelia 2088 Mary 35 Flora 670 Anne 886 Melvin 1121 WESTWOOD Bradley 2085 Oliver 35 Child 2288a Carma 871 Robert 1121 David 1209 Charlene 898 Terry Ann 2279 Howard 2288 Christian 40 Wayne 877 Kent 1209 Donald 879 WILLIE WHEADON Donna 876 Wilbert 1386 Asia! 140 Douglas 899 WILLOUGHBY WHEELER Edna 890 Lee 693 Roger 920 Elmo 241 Wendel 693 WHITE Emery 238 WILSON Anna 458 Erlene 870 Arthur 954 Crystal 1890 Glen 880 Darlean 528 Elmer 824 Gordon 891 Diane 1051 Jacelyn 1889 Janet 873 Fawn 954 Marjorie 547 Jeanne 897 Margaret 1009 Steven L. 2335b John 878 Melvin 528 Vincent 986 Katherine 2087 WINGET Walter J. 764 Kathleen 889 Abbie 601 Walter V. 764 Kathy 2083 Adelia 2 WHITING Kenneth E. 874 Albert 140 Edwin 1 Kenneth P. 243 Albert D. 600 WHITNEY Lynn 240 Almeda C. 18 Dennis 2322 Marcus 2086 Alphonzo 3 Lyle 1587 Marjorie 242 Amelia 104 Robert 1587 Mary 875 Ann 522 Robert K. 2323 Michael 2087 Benjamin F. 15 Sandra L. 2321 Norman 887 Bernice 492 WHITTEN Patricia 888 Carolyn 523 Florence 381 Peter 40 Catherine 13 Irma 984 Pluma L. 239 Chester 126 WILKES Ray 872 Clara 142 Clarence 402 Robert 2088 Clarice 895 E. Ann 1396 Rodney 900 Clarinda H. 12 G. Dean 1395 Shauna 2084 Claudette 161 Grady 402 Sylvia 877 Claudius 25 Lorraine 1397 Trena 885 Cleone 494 WILKINS Vincent 237 Calista 2 Alan R. 674 Colleen 475 Alexander 168 WILLDEN Cyrus 17 Alexander H. 672 Ervin 455 Cyrus A. 11, 80, 19 Elroy 168 Marvana 1538 David 590 Lavar 673 Robert 455 David S. 472 Lillian 1804 WILLES David W. 574 Melvin 676 Earl 100 Debbie L. 572 Michael 1808 Edward 1592 Debra 652 Millie 1807 Florence 484 Dee C. 162 Sharon 1805 George D. 1593 Dennis 1608 Tertia R. 1809 Harold 486 Donald 603 Viola 675 Luella 485 Donna 131 WILKINSON Nola 487 Dorothy 576 Alonzo 2336 Shirley 1594 Douglas 473 -563- Elaine 521 Parley 21 Dan 964 Mary 463 Ella M. 160 Peggy L. 51 Dan B. 280 Parley 245 Emerett 2 Printha 24 Dan H. 280 Patsy Sue 90E Erma 155 Randy 1627 Opal 964, 1020 Phoebe 228 Evelyn 481 Richard 479 WOODY Reva 228 Fern 136 Ricky 573 Boyd 500 Squire 233 Fontella 127 Robert 1625 Claudia 1630 Terry 2230 Frances 130 Ruby H. 94 Covel 500 Viola 370 Frank 97 Ruth A. 480 David 1628 William 391 Freida 102 Sally D. 666 Douglas 1629 Gary F. 477 Scott 483 WOOLF ZEIGLER G. Cleveland 26 Stanley 520 Mary 238 Mary 386 Glen 2 Stephen 476 WOOLLEY ZEMBRISKI Gordon 594 Terry 655 Arthur 972 Mary 68 Hartley 132 Yaun J. 1610 Kimball 973 ZOBELL Heber 98 Velma 125 Ranald 267 Brent 1438 Iona 134, 988 Vicki L. 649 Ranald M. 267 Dennis 1439 Janys 593 V. Lavern 95 Ronald B. 971 Jeremiah 423 James 591 Wayne 141 WORTHEN Walter 423 James C. 650 W. Leonard 103 Leola 1188 ZUFELT James W. 575 Winette 158 William 1188 Julia 820 Jeffery 654 Woodrow 159 WRIGHT ZWONECHEK Joan 471 Zennia M. 14 Betty Lou 786 Josephine 215 John 137 Zenos 2, 10 Emma 291 JohnF. 22 WINKEL Eva 2236 John G. 589, 599 Hendrick 895 Gail 1009 J. McKay 99 Randall 2102 Jame~ 1009 Judith 474 Russell 895 Sherry 2237 Kathy 1626 WINN Kay 1607 Alonzo 836 YACK Lafe 129 Debra 2025 AlReta 1120 LaPreal 106 Ralph 836 Joseph 1120 L. Bernard 101 Richard 2023 YAGER Lewis 139, 592 Stephen 2026 Donald 690 Linda 595 William 2024 Dward 690 Lono B. 493 WINTERS Eddie 1823 Lorna 128 Marvin 750 Gloria 1824 Lucian Z. 16 Peggy 750 YERGENSEN LuJuana 478 WINTERTON Afton 263, 1020 Lula 105 LaPreal 348 Alphonzo 957 Lula L. 20 Ralph 348 Austin Z. 263 Luther 2 WINTSCH Kenneth 957 Lynn 596 Martha 399 Mary 271 Margaret 124 WIRTH YOUNG Marguerite 96 Paul 588 Albert 1000 Marva 519 WITZIG Allie 222 Mary 133 Mary 17 Alvin 856 Mary B. 482 WOLVERTON Archibald 245 Maud 23 JoAnn 678 Archie A. 856 Maurel 156 Thomas 678 Archie D. 233 Mazie 138 WOOD Dagbert 228 Michael 1609 Pearl 190 Dagbert A. 858 Michael W. 653 WOODBURY Elizabeth 904 M. Kay 597 Eric 417 Elma 137 Myrtle 100 Eugene 417 Ethel 857 Nancy Lee 602 John R. 1435 James 1000 Nelda 135 Judith 1433 James D. 2229 Newell 2 Margaret 1434 Lars 137 Olive 80 WOODLAND Louise 137 Othel C. 157 Annie 404 Marily 391
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