People and Their Place in the History of Lehi

People and their place in the History of Lehi

Adams, Maud ● Lehi City Recorder 192425 Adamson, Arlene Phillips ● Founding Member of the Liahonian Club Adamson, Blaine Walter ● Born October 16, 1934 in American Fork. ● Graduated from Lehi High School in 1952 ● Bishop Wines Park Ward ● Stake Indexing Coordinator ● Served in the Utah National Guard for 42 years. ● Formed the Utah National Guard Running TeamTeam Captain for ten years. ● Holds Multiple state Records in marathons times.. ● Ran over 30 marathons including the Boston and the New York Marathons. ● Died on December 15, 2013 Adamson, Glen R. ● Lehi City Councilmember 192835 Adamson, Lloyd B. ● Born in Pleasant Grove on January 26, 1895 ● Graduated from Brigham Young University ● Did graduate work at Utah, Colorado and Stanford Universities. ● Taught every grade from Elementary to High School ● Taught at Elementaries in Pleasant Grove and Jr. High in American Fork ● Served two terms as City Recorder in Pleasant Grove Utah ● Served on the Pleasant Grove Library Board ● Served as Mayor of American Fork City ● Moved to Lehi ● Was Principal of Lehi High School ● Charter Member of the Lions Club ● Member of the Timpanogos Knife and Fork Club ● Served in the Young Mens presidency ● Taught Gospel Doctrine for over 35 Years. ● Married to Opal Wadley in the Salt Lake Temple on August 23, 1916. ● Father of 5 children. Adamson, Rose Marie ● Married Blaine Adamson in December 1953 ● Mother of 6 children ● Hairdresser and Beauty Salon owner Allen, Frank ● Called by Brigham Young to help the ill fated Handcart companies November 1856. Allen, Rusty ● National Finals Rodeo Cowboy from Lehi. Allison, Edward Martin ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. Allison, Edward Martin Jr. ● Prominent Attorney in the State of Utah. Allred, Bradley ● Lehi Ninth Ward Bishop 1988 Allred, Cathy ● Lehi Free Press and Daily Herald Journalist for over 20 years. Allred, James ● Lehi City Councilor 189899 Allred, Leola ● First Historian of the Olympian Club in 1944 Allred, Paulinas H. ● Completed the Lehi Councilor term of William Clark 186162 Allred, Quinn ● Lehi Viet Nam Veteran ● Commander Lehi American Legion Allred, Robert ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 194863 Allred, Robert M. ● Lehi City Fire Chief 192223 Allred, Rodney C. ● First Lehi Stake Presidency 2nd Counselor 19281947 Allred, Sherwin ● Lehi Dry Farmer and Cattle Rancher ● Member of the Lehi City Council 198891 ● Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop 19701975 ● Donated the Land for the Sherwin Allred Park ● Veteran of World War II ● Leader in the American Legion for many years ● Owned Cold Springs area. Allred, Tuff ● Tuff bought the Steele Building at 60 West Main and opened a barber shop in 1951. ● He cut hair until he became ill. ● Opened Backroom Antiques behind his barbershop in 1972. Adamson, Lloyd B. ● Lehi High School Principal 19391954 Anderson, Andrew Bjrring ● Graduated from the Brigham Young Academy in 1886 under the director of Karl Maeser. ● Charter Member of the Lehi Silver Band in 1887. ● Clerk for the Peoples Coop for many years. ● Teacher and Principal of Beaver, Uintah and Lehi Schools ● Principal of the Murdock Academy, a division of the Brigham Young Academy. ● District Principal of Lehi Schools 19081919 ● Attended the National Democratic Convention in Chicago supporting Grover Cleveland Anderson, Andrew Rasmus ● Settled in Ephraim in 1862. ● Fought in the Black Hawk War(while in Ephraim) ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 ● Moved to Lehi in August 1867 ● Loved Farming and raised horses and had a dairy farm. ● Purchased Canute Petersons and farm and returned to Lehi ● Became a Lehi Policeman in 1871 and later that year was appointed Marshal by Mayor Winn. Only lasted five months until he resigned. ● Served as Lehi’s 8th Mayor 18791880 ● Served in the Lehi Ward Bishopric for over twentyseven years until the ward was divided in 1904. ● Board of Directors of the Lehi Irrigation Company ● Director of the Lehi Bank ● Director Utah Banking Corporation ● Director Peoples Cooperative ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. ● Lehi City Marshal 1871 ● Promoter of the Lehi Tabernacle ● Spent three months in prison for polygamy. ● Spent five years in Manassa, Colorado away from the antipolygamy crusade. ● Said the Prayer at the Cornerstone dedication on September 14, 1901 ● Funeral was in the Lehi Tabernacle and was one of the largest in Lehi History. Anderson, Blaine P. ● Lehi Tenth Ward Bishop 19741981 Anderson, Donna ● Lehi Historian of the LDS Church in Lehi and the Lehi Roundup Rodeo. ● Rodeo Queen contest Chairman and committee member for many years. ● School Teacher ● Donator of Lehi Roundup Rodeo Items to the Lehi City Historical Archives. Anderson, Eva Davis ● Owned a Beauty Business in Lehi in 1937. Anderson, Evans L. ● Bishop Lehi First Ward 19381946 Anderson, Hyrum A. ● Bishop Lehi First Ward 19281938 ● Lehi City Council Member 194043 Anderson, James M. ● Lehi City Councilor 189193 ● First Lehi City Superintendent of School Anderson, Johanah Johnson Jacobs ● Moved to Lehi in 1852 with her husband Mons. ● Midwife for many years. ● Nursed the sick and comforted the weary. Anderson, Joseph J. ● Lehi City Postmaster ● Taught evening High school classes at the Ross School during the fall of 1896. Anderson, Mary, Anne Pederson ● Treasurer of the first Relief Society Presidency 18821900 ● Served as a counselor of the Lehi Ward Relief Society 19001903 ● Served as President of the Lehi Ward Relief Society 19031907. Anderson, Melvin ● President Lehi Sons of the Utah Pioneers ● Built the current (2013) Lehi Silver Bandwagon ● Built numerous other carts and wagons used in the Lehi parades and events. ● Member of the Lehi 6th Ward Bishopric ● Lehi Historian ● Instrumental in bringing the Austin Pioneer Cabin to the Hutchings Museum. ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 19862008 Anderson, Mons ● Converted to Mormonism on his way to the Goldfields in California ● He was the first man in Lehi to produce flax, hemp and broom corn and to manufacture from these produced rough linen, rope and brooms. ● President of the Scandinavian Association in Lehi Anderson, Ralph ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 19722008 Anderson, Scott ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 20002008 Andreason, John ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Ash, Cecil L. ● Principal Lehi Elementary ● Lehi Second Ward Bishop 19461950 ● Lehi Utah Stake Patriarch Asher, Clara ● 192627 Lehi City Recorder Asher, William ● Lehi City Attorney 191213; 192224; 193435 Asher, Wallace William ● Born in Lehi in 1900 ● Enlisted in World War I on May 3, 1917 ● Died of pneumonia at Douglas, Arizona, November 22, 1918 Ashton, Connie ● Began Working for Lehi City in 1992 ● Lehi City Recorder 19942010 Ashton, Dale ● Lehi City Council Member 198489 Ashton, Earl M. ● Born in Lehi in 1892 ● Enlisted in the Army June 26, 1918. ● Died at Camp Lewis of influenza and pneumonia October 24, 1918. Ashton, Joseph ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Member of the first Lehi Brass Band in 1871. Ashton, Thomas ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Chairman of the Carpentry for the Lehi Meeting House 185560 with Lorenzo Hatch and Hiland D. Wilcox. ● Lehi City Councilor 185455; 185966; 187779 ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. ● City Hall Building Committee 1877 ● Major Builder of the Maid of Iowa in Nauvoo ● Worked on building the first water ditches in Lehi ● Active in the planning and building the first Bridge Across the Jordan River. Austin, Cliff ● Attended the original Sego Lily School ● Head of the WPA in Lehi during the depression. Held position for 10 years. Austin, George ● Lehi City Councilor 18961900 ● Lehi’s 16th Mayor 19011902 ● Elected to the State Legislature 1902and resigned Mayor ● Helps create the Commercial Club to promote business and agricultural growth in Lehi. Become the First President. Early 1905. ● Plant the first Sugar Beets on land owned by George Comer in Spring of 1891. ● Given the assignment to convince farmers to change to producing Sugar beets for the factory. ● Agricultural superintendent of the entire UtahIdaho Sugar Company from 18911917 ● Purchased Saratoga Resort with his brother from 19141930 including failed new community and chicken industry at Saratoga. ● Founded the Lehi Slaughtering Company. ● Founded Austin Brothers Companies with his brothers. ● Vice President of the National Woolgrowers’ Association ● Founded Salt Lake Union stock yards. ● As Mayor, purchased the land for the Pavilion and City Park (Rodeo Grounds) ● Began the First Volunteer Fire Department in 1901. Austin, John ● Born in England on December 3, 1822 ● Joined the LDS church. ● Desired to join the Mormons in America. Didn’t have the money. ● Builder of the Cabin at Hutchings Museum at Bull River ● Carme to Lehi And settled in the North Bench up by the Alpine Highway area in the Buller River Ditch. ● He is among the first to grow Sugar Beets in the Lehi Area. ● Died February 13, 1907 Austin, Parley ● Raised his family in the Cabin at the Hutchings Museum at Bull River ● Lehi City Council Member 19061909; 191213 ● As City councilmember purchased the Beck property for the Lehi Park and Pavillion in 1900. He negotiated a price of $1500. Austin, Thomas ● One of the owners of the Austin Brothers Companies ● Built a beautiful home in 1901 at 427 East 500 North. ● One of the owners of the Lehi Slaughtering Company and the Slaughtering Meat Market. Austin, William Sr. ● Surveyed and Dug the Bull River Ditch from Alpine across the Bench to the Jordan River in 1875. Bain, Robert Angus ● Lehi Pioneer who helped bring the Willie Handcart Company ● Brought many of the Company to Lehi. Bair, Clyde J. ● Born August 30, 1924 in Alpine, Utah ● He was a track star in High School and won many awards. ● Began his career in Hotel Management in Colorado ● Worked in Administration at Brigham Young University ● Served as a Bishop in Colorado ● Served as a Bishop at Brigham Young University ● Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 19771987 ● Housing Official at Brigham Young University ● Loved to Fish and Hunt. ● He built beautiful pieces of furniture and gun stocks out of wood. ● Professionally genealogist having prepared thousands of names for temple work. ● Died February 21, 2014 Bair, Doris Gordon ● Married Clyde Bair in the Salt Lake Temple in 1946. ● Mother of Two Daughters. Baird, James R. ● Lehi West Stake Presidency 1990 Baker, Glen ● In March 1948, Glen Baker purchased Bank’s Appliance Business at 189 West Main. Ball, Carrie ● Ran a Home school from her home at first east and first north. ● Described as a “dear soul” who would get the boys and girls around her kitchen stove and try to teach the ABC’s while she was cooking. (Elisha Peck Jr.) Ball, Martha ● Lehi City Treasurer 192233 Ball, Travis ● Lehi Power Director 2013. Ball, William ● Family came across the plains in the Israel Evans Handcart Company 1857 ● Arrived in Lehi in September 1857 ● Farmer ● First Permanent Jordan River Bridge Toll Collector 1858 Banasky, Marilyn ● Current Lehi City Recorder. 2010Current Banks, Junius C. ● Lehi City Judge 194043 Banks, Ruth ● Writer in the Lehi Centennial History ● Manager and Editor of the Lehi Sun Newspaper 194748. Banks, Wallace ● Opened Banks Appliances was opened in 1944 at 189 West Main. ● It remained there until 1948. Barber, George ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Barber, Lester L. ● Lehi Sixteenth Ward Bishop 19861989 Barnes, Amy Hadfield ● John Hutchings Museum Board of Directors for many years. ● Spent many hours as a volunteer at the John Hutchings Museum. Barnes, Charles ● Lehi City Councilor 187779 ● Lehi City Treasurer 18691871. Barnes, Donna Fowler ● Owner/operator of Scrooge and Marley Gift Shop. Closed down in 2013. ● Alpine School District School Board Member Barnes, Freeman ● Lehi Veteran of World War II Barnes, Harold W. ● Lehi Third Ward Bishop 19491956 ● Lehi City Council Member 194445 Barnes, Jack ● In 1953 Opened a Television Sales and Repair Shop on Main Street. Barnes, Johnny L. ● Lehi West Stake Presidency 19831990 ● Lehi City Council member 198283; 199093 ● Lehi Booster Club Officer ● Chairman Lehi District Boy Scouts of America ● Chairman Lehi Family Committee ● Lehi High School Student body President 1970 Barnes, Marley ● Owner of Scrooge and Marley Closed down in 2013 ● Popular Lehi Elementary Teacher for many years. Barnes, Silas Parker ● Came to Lehi in 1852 ● Built first home outside of the fort. Order to join the fort. ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● 1st Mayor of Lehi 185354 ● Left Lehi for California in April 1854 Bateman, Bernel LaVar ● World War II Veteran from Lehi Bateman, Lexia ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Bateman, Lornell ● Member of the Olympian ClubServed as Vice President in 1950. Baum, Larry ● Founded the Broadcaster Restaurant at 102 West Main in February 1978. Baum, Sue Ellen ● Founded the Broadcaster Restaurant at 102 West Main in February 1978. Bearce, Scott ● Lehi High School Principal 20052010 Beck, George ● Moved to Lehi in 1867 ● Member of the first Lehi Brass Band in 1871. ● Lehi City Council member 190405 ● Committee for the North Branch Meeeting House in 1893 ● After the repeal of Prohibition, he opened with his brother John a cider press and a wine press in the fortress time building. ● Hundreds of Apple trees were planted on the property from center and first east to State and sixth north. Everything was apples except for the property the Central School was on. ● The Beck vineyards covered twenty acres from the Union Pacific Railroad tracks to the Cemetery. ● Local Lehi Prohibition put John and George out of business. Beck, John ● Born on March 19, 1843 in Germany. ● He joined the LDS Church in Switzerland in 1861. ● Served a mission to Germany and converted most of his family. ● Came to America and Lehi in 1864. ● In 1865 he moved to Richfield to farm. Returned to Lehi one year later. ● Financed the Creation of the First Lehi Brass Band and half of the instrumentsHe was a member of that band. ● Purchased the First Lehi Park for the Citizens of Lehi (Lehi Rodeo Grounds) in July 1900. ● Leased the Saratoga site from John Naegle and raised sheep and manufactured charcoal. Did well financially.. ● Built the John Beck home at 791 north and 100 East in 1867. It was toe down in 2013. ● In 1870, Beck purchased an interest in the Tintic mine ; but lost most of his investment. ● The “Crazy Dutchman” as he was gold found gold in the Tintic and Eureka areas which made millions. ● Most of the time he made big and lost big through his investments. ● Built a rock barn on his property which was initially used by Wells Fargo for their stage properties. ● After the repeal of Prohibition, he and his brother George opened a cider press and a wine press in the fortress time building. ● Hundreds of Apple trees were planted on the property from center and first east to State and sixth north. Everything was apples except for the property the Central School was on. ● Their vineyards covered twenty acres from the Union Pacific Railroad tracks to the Cemetery. ● He paid off the amount owed on the Relief Society Hall so that it could be finished and dedicated in October 1883. ● Local Lehi Prohibition put George and John out of business. ● Opened and operated Beck’s Hot Springs (Saratoga) in July 24, 1884. ● In 1890, he moved to Salt Lake with his five wives. ● Died on 02 April 1913 from a nail cut in his foot that he got blood poisoning. ● Had part of his foot amputated and died from shock. Beck, Melvin ● Lehi City Fire Chief 19181921 Beck, Rebecca Kirkham ● Lehi High School Drill Team 197374 ● Miss Lehi Committee for many years ● Young Womens President Lehi 16th Ward ● Chaired Several Lehi Utah Stake Youth Conferences. ● Committee Member for the Lehi Santa Claus Parade for many years ● Lehi City Historical Archives Board 2014 Beck, Verland ● Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club Beckstead, Kerry ● Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 1989 ● Lehi Mink Rancher Beesley, Ebeneezer ● Music Teacher in Lehi ● Director of the Lehi Choir ● Took the Choir to a national competition and won second place ● Director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir ● Wrote many of the LDS Hymns. Bell, Alfred ● Served in the War of 1812 ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Served as Lehi Alderman 18541860. Bennion, Heber ● Lehi High School Principal 19161918 Bennion, Mary Karren ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Berry, Craig ● Lehi Ninth Ward Bishop 19831988 Berry, Laurel Peterson ● Married Rial Berry ● Mother of 5 children ● Builder of many Award winning Lehi Miniature Floats. Berry, Laurie Jo Smith ● Married Woodruff Berry in the Manti Temple. ● Mother of three Children ● Presidency of many ward organizations. ● Member of the Lehi High School Color Guard. Berry, Woodruff ● President of the Seminary Program 197273 ● Served a mission to Georgia. ● Bishop Lehi Singles Ward ● Member of the Lehi Volunteer Fire Department for many years. ● Member of the Lehi Riding Club ● Lehi City Electric Department for over 35 years. Black, Phillip J. ● Lehi City Judge 196881 Bolles, Leonora (Noortje) de Uries ● Born in 1939 in Holland ● Emigrated to the United States in California ● Volunteered for the John Hutchings Museum ● Became a member of the Lehi City Historical Archives Board in 2013 Bone, Arva Wing ● Founding Member of the Liahonian Club ● Lehi Elementary Teacher for many years. ● Author of several sections of the Lehi Centennial History. Bone, Hannah Slater ● Family Came across to Utah in the Daniel Robinson Handcart Company1860. ● Came to Lehi in 1860 Bone, Idella ● Lehi Public Librarian 192440 Bone, Isaac ● Lehi City Councilmember 193839 Bone, John ● Came to Lehi in 1860 ● Was a member of the 68th Quorum of the Seventy ● Was a Farmer by trade. ● Took the prize for raising the most sugar beets to the acre the first years of Sugar Beets in Lehi. Bone, William Sr. ● Came to Lehi in 1861 ● One of Lehi’s foremost farmers ● General watermaster for Lehi for several years. ● Director of the Peoples Coop Bone, William Jr. ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Lehi City Councilor 19001909 ● Served as President for several term for the Lehi Irrigation Company. Also on the Board for Many years. ● Went back east and brought back part of the Salt Lake Tabernacle Organ. Bradder, Arthur ● The cornerstone of the Lehi Tabernacle, was paid for by the nickels of the Sunday School children. It was cut and furnished by Arthur Bradder, a local stone cutter. It cost $600. ● Worked cutting granite for the Salt Lake Temple ● Did the Stonework for the Ogden city Hall ● Moved to Lehi in 1897 ● Formed a partnership and established the Lehi Marble Works on the northeast corner of 400 north and 100 East. ● The downtown People’s Cooperative(Colonial House) shows his work today. ● Did numerous business stone work from 190208 including Peoples Coop, Log Cabin Saloon, Merrihew Building, and the Racker Block. ● Did all the stonework for the Lehi Tabernacle. ● Did the stonework on the Pioneer Monument. ● Did granite and marble cemetery monuments at the Lehi cemetery. ● Did the granite work for the Alpine Tabernacle. ● His tombstone is the largest in the Lehi Cemetery. He died in 1930. Bradshaw, Emma Briggs ● Married John Franklin Bradshaw on January 3, 1889 ● Mother of four sons and three daughters. ● John Bradshaw gave credit for his success in business to his wife Emma. ● She served as a counselor in the Lehi Second Ward Relief Society. ● She died on April 27, 1923. Bradshaw, Franklin ● Grew up in Lehi in the home at 3 East State. ● Son of John Franklin Bradshaw ● Founder of Bradshaw Auto Parts. ● Murdered by his grandson in 1978 in Salt Lake. Bradshaw, John Franklin ● Born in Lehi July 15. 1869 ● Lived with his grandfather William Bone growing up. ● In 1888 secured a homestead in Rexburg, Idaho. Returned to Lehi in 1891 after his home and all of his possessions burnt down. ● Worked on the Construction of the Lehi Sugar Factory. ● Harvested the first acre of onions in Lehi which were very profitable. ● Also raised Sugar Beets for the Lehi Sugar Factory. ● Represented the Livestock Commission in 1893 and 1894 buying sheep and cattle and loaning money (millions of dollars) to Utah ranchers. ● In 1904, the Bradshaws moved to Canada and homesteaded Bradshaw, Canada a town and railroad stop. He produced great amounts of grain. ● He returned to Lehi in 1914 and built his fourth house he had in Lehi. It is located at 3 East State. ● He had murals painted on the inside of the home about events of the Bradshaw family. ● He was chairman of the Lehi Second Ward Old Folks Committee. ● Purchased Lehi Drug Store from E. B. Merrihew with Gerald Taylor in September 1917. Changed the name to Lehi Drug Company. ● Exchanged the Merrihew Building for the old Garff Hall and Opera House in 1919. ● Sold the Lehi Drug Store to the Taylor Brothers in 1927 ● Had the first vehicle in Lehi after the invention of the car by John Devey. ● Had a Black Cadillac with double reduction rear end and 6 forward gears with 2 reverse gears. ● He served as a director of the State Bank of Lehi from 19171941 ● He was a director of the Lehi Red Cross during World War I. ● He organized and was President of the American Savings and Loan Company headquartered in Salt Lake. A son ran it for him. ● He was President of Western Chemical Company. ● He created the Lehi Cereal Mill ● He was part owner of the Lehi Slaughtering House and the Slaughtering Meat Market at 101 West Main. ● President and owner of the Magrath Trading Company. ● He built the corner grocery at 110 West Main and Bakery Building at 107 West Main. ● He died in Lehi on September 4, 1941. Bradshaw, Mary Ann Bone ● Married Richard Travis Bradshaw on July 26, 1867. ● Mother of three children ● Died January 1872. Bradshaw, Richard ● Lehi City Councilor 189697. 1900 ● He was part owner of the Lehi Slaughtering House and the Slaughtering Meat Market at 101 West Main in 18931894 ● Moved from Lehi in 1900. Bradshaw, Richard Travis. ● Born in England on September 26, 1845 ● Came to Utah in 1854 ● Built their first home where the old Lehi High School was. ● Ran a Produce Deliver Business. He delivered food to Mercur and the Mines. ● He had a contract to deliver food to the soldiers at Camp Floyd. ● He played the concertina for young folks dances. ● He established the first independent privately owned mercantile institution in Lehi. ● Owned the Grocery Business west of the bakery on Main Street. ● Died June 26, 1872. Bradshaw, Sylvia Bushman ● Married John Franklin Bradshaw after the death of his wife in February, 1924. ● She had one daughter. Brems, Ferrel Eric ● Born in 1908 in Lehi ● Salesman throughout the West ● Started with the Lehi ZCMI Branch Store ● Best All around Athlete Award for 1927 and 1928 at Lehi High School. ● Counselor in the Stake Young Men Presidency. Brems, Frances Delila Fox ● Graduated from Lehi High School in 1927 ● Married Ferron Eric Brems on October 9, 1933 ● Served as the Lehi Third Ward Primary President ● Organist for Lehi Third Ward for many years. ● Mother of Two Children. Brems, Michael ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 19942002 Brewer, David ● Lehi Stake Executive Secretary ● Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop 2014 ● Lehi City Historical Archives Board 2014 Briggs, Azer R. ● Served in the Spanish American War and returned safely in Summer 1899. Briggs, Samuel ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Worked for ZCMI in Lehi ● Worked for the Provo Woolen Mills ● Worked for the People’s Coop Broadbent, Alice Davis ● Born October 23, 1918 in Provo ● As a Beehive she won the Honeycomb Contest of the State and was awarded a religious book. ● Graduated from Provo High School ● Received a years training at Business and Mechanical Drafting at the Woodbury’s College in Los Angeles, California. ● In the summer of 1937 she came to work in Lehi for her sister Eva Anderson who was in the Beauty business. ● Married John Shaw Broadbent May 16, 1938 in the Salt Lake Temple. ● Mother of three children. ● Owned Broadbents Store with her husband John ● Decorated and dressed porcelain dolls for the store. Keepsakes for many a young girl or women. ● Worked in the Young Women for many years. ● Painted Signs for the Lehi Rodeo Committee ● Painted many oil paintings in people’s front rooms. ● Taught Art Classes in Lehi for many years. ● Lehi Hospital Board. Would can peaches for feeding the patients. ● Started the Broadbent Store Nativity in 1944 during World War II and Broadbents has had it ever since. ● Known for her sewing and dressing of dolls. She would buy porcelain dolls and then dress them in clothes she designed and sewn. They were bought by people all over the United States. ● She became an expert in makeup and would have clients from all over come and help them with it. Broadbent, Amanda Twede ● Born March 10, 1863 in Salt Lake City, Utah ● She became the housekeeper, cook, and seamstress for a rich Jewish family in Salt Lake. ● In 1880, Amanda was persuaded to come take care of the Joseph Broadbent family and their dying mother. She moved to Lehi with the Broadbent family and took care of them. ● In 1888, Mrs Broadbent died. ● The Broadbent son, Joseph Samuel took Amanda Broadbent as his wife and were married in the Logan Temple on January 16, 1889. ● She was the mother of eight children and died while they were still young. ● She died April 27, 1905. Broadbent, Annie Shaw ● Born May 2, 1884 in Yorkshire England ● Started working in the Woolen Mills at age 11. ● Started working full time in a Cotton Mill at age 13. ● Converted to Mormonism by her future husband Joseph Samuel Broadbent September 29, 1897. ● Emigrated to Lehi May 1902. ● Married Joseph Samuel Broadbent on January 10, 1906. ● Raised his 6 small children and had six of her own. ● Started the Broadbent Greenhouses with her husband and worked hard at the Greenhouses with her children. ● She served on the Old Folks Committee with her husband for 11 years. Broadbent, John Shaw ● Born February 1, 1917 in Lehi ● Graduated from Lehi High School in 1935 ● Played the Saxaphone and Won Competitions in the Band ● Participated in the Male Chorus. ● Young Mens President for four years. ● Lehi City Council Member 194445; 195053 ● Lehi City Fire Chief 195257 ● Joined operation of Broadbents Store and Broadbents Floral after his grandfather’s death. ● At his father’s death when he was 20 years old, he took over the operation of the stores and greenhouse. ● During World War II he served on the local price and ration board. ● He was a member of the Lehi Riding Club ● He played the saxaphone in the Lehi Silver Band for many years. ● He and his wife served a mission to Texas. ● Donated the Broadbent Photographic Collection to the John Hutchings Museum. Broadbent, Joseph ● Family Came across to Utah in the Rowley Handcart Company1859. Suffered Dramatically because of the Want of Food. ● Opens the Broadbents Store in 1883 with his son.. It was called the Music Emporium. ● Repaired clocks and jewelry ● First Lehi Old Folks Committee 1892 ● Served in the Lehi Choirs and Bands ● Bugler in the Utah Militia ● Died in 1920 ● Broadbents store was turned over to his son Joseph Samuel Broadbent, Joseph Samuel ● Born November 3, 1863 in Lehi ● Learned the art of fixing watches. ● Served a Mission to Great Britain 18961898. ● Lehi City Council Member 1900; 19141920 ● Lehi’s 24th Mayor 19221928 ● Opened the Broadbent and Son Store with his father in 1883. ● As a hobby, he started raising flowers and later this grew into a thriving floral business ● Purchased the Winn Floral shop and greenhouse supplies on Christmas Day 1910. ● Continued the store after his fathers death with his sons Alvin and John. ● One of the major forces behind the Memorial Building. The Building was dedicated while he was Mayor. ● Started the first municipal Power Department ● Built the first municipal diesel powered plant in the State of Utah. ● On June 7, 1914, was selected general chairman of the Lehi Old Folks Committee. For eleven years, he was the love of all the committee members, being released February 22, 1925. ● Served as Lehi Stake Sunday School Superintendent for four years. ● Passionate about Music. Sang with the Lehi Ward choir. ● He served several male glee clubs. ● Broadbent sang with Isaac Fox choral group which won first prize in an 1894 countywide concert. ● He died February 4, 1937 ● His son John Shaw Broadbent took over the store Broadbent, Sarah Dixon ● Walked every step across the plains and from Salt Lake to Lehi. ● Came to Lehi in 1859 ● Sewed Homemade work clothing that was sold at the Broadbents Store. Specialized in Overalls and Jumpers. ● Major force in the success of the Broadbent Store. Broadbent, Sylvester ● Lehi City Fire Chief 192427 Broomhead, Alfred J. ● Born in 1872 in Salt Lake City ● He moved his mother and sister to Lehi in 1889. ● He helped thin the first patch of Sugar Beets for the Sugar Factor. ● Drilled over 5,000 acres of Sugar Beets ● Helped Build Tabernacle and Central School. ● Built many homes in Lehi. Broomhead, LaVina Thorn ● Born in Pleasant Grove ● Married Alfred J. Broomhead on April 4, 1897 and moved to Lehi ● Mother of eight children. ● Died February 1929. Broomhead, Pearl Davis ● Born August 8, 1876 in Lehi, Utah ● Organist for the Lehi Sunday School ● She was organist for the Lehi Choir under director Isaac Fox ● She was trained as a dressmaker. ● She was a Practical Nurse and delivered many babies in Lehi. ● She was Counselor in the Young Women’s Mutual Association for five years in the Lehi Ward. ● Member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers ● Married Alfred J. Broomhead in 1932. ● She had no children. ● Was a gifted artist and specialized in China, Oil and water painting. ● She died in 1956. Brough, George ● Family settled in Lehi in 1852 Brown, Annie ● Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852 Brown, Abraham ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Brown, Beth ● Member of the Olympian Club Brown, Brock ● Lehi Student who discovers new math formula at Lehi High School. The theory called “Brock’s Theorem: An alternate to the Binomial Theorem. Presented at Math conferences across the country. 2013 Brown, Byron W. Sr. ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Surveyed and Dug the Bull River Ditch from Alpine across the Bench to the Jordan River in 1875. ● Lehi City Marshal 18711873 ● Lehi City Councilor 188386 ● Lehi City Attorney 188384 Brown, Isabel B. ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Brown, G.W. ● In 189394 Committee Member for the North Branch Meeting House at 500 West and 1200 North. Brown, James Sr. ● Lehi City Judge 192224 Brown, John ● Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Called to go with Brigham Young and David Evans to explore possible settlement areas in Idaho April 1857. Brown, Leveret W. ● Purchased the Lehi Hotel from Sarah Smith in March 1891 ● Changed the name to the Brown Hotel. ● Turned it over later that year to B.W. Smith and Ulysses S. Grant. Their partnership dissolved after a short time. ● It was later turned back to Mr. Brown in approximately 1895. It stayed an inn until his wife sold it as a residence in 1929, Brown, Lowell ● Owned the Lehi Cannery with Byron Whipple 193738 ● In February 1938, opened the Peoples Store which later became the People’s Market with Leland Price and Armond Webb at 173 East state in the Old Cooperative Building. Brown, Newal A. ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Brown, JoAnn Karen ● First Women City Councilmember 197477 ● First Women President of the Utah League of Cities and Towns ● First Lehi Woman to run for Mayor ● First President of the Letitian Club in 1952. ● Lehi Fourth Ward Young Women President for many years ● Performed in the Ballet “Cinderella: as the evil step sister. ● Played the Piano by ear. ● Know for her crock full of pickles. ● Lead actress in Local Plays and Melodramas. ● Participated in many Bridge Clubs in Lehi. ● Member of the Bicentennial Committee of Lehi City in 1976 Brown, Josephine Clark ● Born 1856 in Grantsville. ● Married Byron Welman Brown and moved to Lehi March 10, 1865 ● Mother of six children and two stepchildren ● Made Temple Clothing ● Made Burial Clothing for the dead in Lehi and dressed the bodies before embalming. ● Died June 19, 1911. Brown, Sarah Stoddart ● Member of the First Mormon Handcart Company. Edmund Ellsworth was the Captain. Arrived September 26, 1856 Brown, Thelda ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Brown, Vinnis ● Lehi Artist Bryson, Randy W. ● Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 1987 Burgess, George ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Burgess, George Dale ● Veteran of World War II ● Lehi Elementary Principal ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 19641970 ● Lehi North Stake Presidency 19741983 ● Served an LDS mission to South Africa 198485 Burgess, Harrison ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Elected First City Counselor 185354 ● Member of the Lehi Fort Committee Created Feb. 17, 1854. Burgess, William ● Member of the Lehi Fort Committee Created Feb. 17, 1854. ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Served as Lehi Alderman 195455 ● Elected first member of the Lehi School District Board 1854 Burgess, William Jr. ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Bush, Richard L. ● Served in the Spanish American War and returned safely in Summer 1899. Burnham, Keith M. ● Lehi Eighth Ward Bishop 198387 ● Moved to Eagle Mountain ● Eagle Mountain Stake Presidency ● Eagle Mountain Stake President Bushman, Elias A. ● Lehi City Councilor 1900 Bushman, F. Wayne ● Bishop Lehi First Ward 19561961 Bushman, Jack ● Lehi City Marshal 1866 Bushman, John ● Came to Lehi in 1851 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Called to Settle Arizona in 1876 ● Came back to Lehi in 1877 ● Bishop for 25 years ● Member of the Board of Education for 21 years ● Justice of the Peace ● Chairman of the Irrigation Company. Bushman, Julia ● Lehi Public Librarian 1924 Bushman, Martha S. ● Lehi Public Librarian 19111920 Bushman, Martin Sr. ● German emigrant ● Came to Lehi in 1851 ● With the Help of Lehi People were able to get into the farming business. Bushman, Martin Benjamin Jr. ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Part of a Brigham Young called Lehi team to go to Winter Quarters and bring LDS converts to Utah 186166 ● Lehi City Councilor 1876. ● Farmer ● Committee member of the History of Lehi 1913. Bushman, Sylvia ● Lehi Public Librarian 192024 Butt, J. Newburn ● Lehi City Marshal 1900; 190405; 1908 ● Lehi City Fire Chief 190001 ● Lehi City Councilmember 192227 Caddington, Mark ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association Calton, Colleen ● Member of the Slater Family of the Brick Company fame ● Donated Bricks and other Items to the Lehi City Historical Archives. Calton, Douglas ● Member of the Lehi City Council 19721975 ● Director of the Civic Improvement Association 197288 ● Grew Up in Cedar Fort. ● Worked for Utah Power and Light ● Donated a McClellan Saddle from World War I to the Lehi City Historical Archives. Campbell, J.E. (Ed) ● Owner of the Lehi Saloon or Senate Saloon in 1890. ● Originally at 155 West Main moved it to 169 West Main in July of 1891. ● Ran the business until the Lehi Prohibition in 1898. ● Closed down his business and moved to Mercur in 1898. Cardon, Arnold ● Established his Insurance Agency in the Old Cooperative Building at 189 East State. Carlton, Wayne ● City Councilmember 198289 Carson, George ● Foreman of the Lehi Cannery 193738 Carson, Neil C. ● Lehi Thirteenth Ward Bishop 19781982 Carter, Darrell ● Played Bass Fiddle in the Carter’s Orchestra (and other instruments) ● Dairy Farmer in Lehi Carter, James Perry ● Came to Lehi in 1861 ● He spent 20 years as the Leader of the Lehi Choir ● He was a school Trustee. ● In 189394 he was a committee member for the building of the North Branch meeting house at 500 West and 1200 North. Carter, Vivian ● Veteran of World War II from Lehi Cash, Guy ● Born in 1930 in Grangeville, Idaho. ● Son of a Professional Rodeo Cowboy ● Worked in small businesses his whole life. ● Moved to Lehi in 1972 ● Bishop of the Lehi 6th Ward 19821986 ● Lehi City Councilmember 19861989 ● 42nd Mayor of Lehi 19901993 ● Purchased the Lehi Western Auto from Wilson Hayward in February 1979 at 2 West Main. ● Opened a new twostory business in June 1981. ● Sold the business to Parley Hellewell in 1989. ● Business problems caused him to begin again as a Real Estate Agent. ● Conflict of Interest in Real Estate caused him to resign as Mayor on September 29, 1992. ● Saved the Memorial Building from a fraction of the community including two city councilmembers. Museum moved to the Memorial Building. ● Served on the Lehi Library Board. ● Served on the Lehi City Board of Adjustments ● A member of the Tri City Golf Course committee ● A Presidential scholar. ● Richard Van Wagoner called him a kind Guy, a true gentlemen. ● Moved to St George. Cash, Mary Ellen ● Married Guy Cash on Christmas Day 1949. ● Excellent Quilter ● Instrumental in beginning and was a member of the Lehi Arts Council ● Purchased the Lehi Western Auto from Wilson Hayward in February 1979 at 2 West Main ● Parents of seven children. Catlin, John ● Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 ● Indian Casualty of the Tintic War. Killed south of Pelican Point in Feb. 1856 ● Buried in the Old Pioneer Cemetery Cedarstrom, Ernest ● American Legion Committee to Build Veterans Ballpark 1952 Cedarstrom, Paulene ● Founding Member of the Lehi Serimpian club in 1949 Chamberlain, Nile L. ● Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward 19831988 Chatfield, Josephene Royle ● Member of the Olympian club Cherrington, John ● Lehi City Alderman 1875 ● Lehi Postmaster Child, Ephraim J. ● Lehi City Treasurer 191011 Child, Francis A. ● Lehi City Councilmember 191417 Child, George N. ● Lehi City Recorder 189293 ● First Principal Lehi High School 18961906 Child, John J. ● Lehi City Councilor 188386 ● Came to Lehi in 1875 ● Farmer and Stock Rancher ● Was very friendly with the Indians of Tooele county. ● Known as “Heap Good Man”. ● Instrumental in settling disputes between whites and Indians. Chilton, Donna ● Lehi City Treasurer 19601964 Chipman, Stephen L. ● Alpine Stake President while Lehi Ward was in the Stake. ● President when the Lehi Tabernacle was completed. Christen, Jess ● Lehi High School Principal 20102012 Christensen, Charlene ● Operator and Manager of Reams Wrangler for many years. Christensen, Ebbie ● Born in Lehi in 1892 ● Joined the Army in August 2, 1918 ● Died of influenza and pneumonia in California November 1, 1918. Christensen, Harold, Dr. ● Became a dentist in Lehi in 1920. ● Had his office at 82 West Main. Christensen, Helen ● Born Nov. 2, 1915 in Ephraim ● Married to Wayne Christensen March 8, 1935 in the Manti Temple. ● Mother of four children ● Sang in ward choirs all her life. ● Author of sections of the 1950 Lehi Centennial History. ● Founding Member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939. ● Checker at Silver Dollar Market ● Clerk at Haws Craft and Floral ● Known for her Bread and Butter Pickles and her Mustard Relish Pickles. ● Loved poetry literature and art. ● Died June 26, 1996. Christensen, Neil C. ● Lehi High School Principal 198087 Christensen, Wane E. ● Lehi City Council Member 194445 Christiansen, Dr. J. N. ● Established his Dental Office in the Brown Hotel (Lehi Hotel) in spring of 1896. ● It was located at 394 West Main. Christofferson, Alexander DeWitt ● Born August 5, 1887 in Omer Arizona ● Came to Lehi when he was 12 years old. ● Was a Stake High Council for 13 years. ● Lehi City Marshal 192224; 193033 ● Lehi City Councilmember 19281931 ● He was city marshal when the City office was moved from the old courthouse on Main Street to the Memorial Building. ● He was the first city marshal to have an automobile, ● He was the first one to use fingerprints. Fingerprinting proved to be of great service to the city. ● He worked at Geneva Steel. ● He operated a threshing machine for twenty years and was known as the “strong man”. At one time he held up a bridge while the thresher passed over it. ● For many years he sheared sheep and could sheer three hundred sheep in a day. Christofferson, Elma ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club. Christofferson, Grant ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 19481956 Christofferson, Jean ● Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club Christofferson, Peter J. ● Moved to Lehi in 1867 Christofferson, Richard ● First Lehi Twelfth Ward Bishop 197379 Clark, Arley ● Lehi City Marshal 194041 Clark, Armitta Peterson ● Married James B. Clark in the Salt Lake Temple ● Mother of Eleven Children. Clark, David ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 ● Came to Lehi in 1850 ● Camped with the Henry Royle family at Stinkweek Springs on the Dry Creek. ● Moved to Sulphur Springs to join the group after three days. ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Organized and led first choir in Lehi ● Mission on the Rio Virgin River in Southern Utah. Clark, Donna Zimmerman Evans ● Married Morris Clark in 1978 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1987 Clark, James ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Clark, James B. ● Born July 18. 1875, in Lehi, Utah. ● From January 15, 1902,until December 19, 1903, James served a mission to the Northern States leaving a wife and small children. ● After Lehi was divided into four wards, he was named counselor to Bishop John Stoker in the Fourth Ward and served twenty years. ● It was during his early years in the Bishopric that the construction on the Fourth Ward chapel began. He worked long and hard, the brunt of the responsibility for the building weighing heavily upon his shoulders. ● He was a member of the water board for many years and also was water master. ● He died on August 11, 1939. Clark, Matilda Slade ● Daughter of Gus Slade ● Married Morris Clark in 1937. ● Died in 1977. Clark, Melba ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club. Clark, Morris ● Born in Salt Lake in 1916 ● Worked for UtahIdaho Sugar Company in Idaho and Utah. ● Star Football and other sports athlete at Lehi High School. ● Lehi 36th Mayor 19701973 ● Lehi City Councilmember 195869 ● Organized the first Youth council in Lehi . ● President of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 19811985 ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 19471980 ● Served as President of the Lehi Cattle Association for ten years. ● Served on the Metropolitan Water Board ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1987 Clark, Myra Williams ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● First White Woman to come to Lehi ● Worked as a nurse for the sick in Lehi. Clark, Stan ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 195963 and 196571. ● Grand Marshall of the Lehi Roundup Clark, Thomas ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. Clark, Varland ● Lehi Thirteenth Ward Bishop Clark, William ● Appointed chairman of the Plastering for the Lehi Meetinghouse 185560. ● Served as Lehi Council for a short time in 1861; appointed Alderman for the remainder of his term through 1862. ● Served as Lehi Councilor 186574; 187779; 1880; 188182 ● Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. ● Became wealthy raising sheep with partner William H. Winn. ● One of the primary proponents of the Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank in 1891. ● Organizer and Director of the People’s Coop ● Organizer and Director of the Lehi Irrigation Company ● Served as a Counselor to Bishop Thomas R. Cutler ● Patriarch of Alpine Stake Clark, William W. ● In 1896, he became the second Branch President of the North Branch. ● Served until the Branch was made a ward in 1903. Claybaugh, Donn ● Veteran of World War II Coates, L. Carlos ● Born in Lehi in 1903 ● Bishop Lehi Third Ward 19561966 ● Lehi City Council Member 194648 ● Appointed Lehi’s 31st Mayor 194850 ● Electrician ● Worked as a Lehi City Electrician for many years. ● Employee Representative for the Lehi City Employees ● Went to work for Geneva as an electrician in 1948 Coates, Verl B. ● Bishop Lehi Third Ward 19721977 Coleman, George ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Coleman, Prime ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Coleman, Sarah T. ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● First Relief Society President of Lehi 1868. Coleman, William ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Colledge, Charles ● Lehi City Councilmember 192227 Colledge, Dean ● Lehi City Councilmember 197072 ● One of Lehi’s foremost Santa Claus ● Supporter of Lehi Athletics. ● Umpired Baseball for many years. Colledge, Evan Leroy Jr. ● 37th Mayor of Lehi 197477 ● Instrumental in completing sewer in Lehi with the Trinnaman Lane Sewer Project. ● World War II veteran serving in the Middle East ● Worked at the Bingham Canyon mine until he left for World War II ● Went to the Utah Technical College in 1951 getting an apprenticeship for patternmaking in 1951. ● Worked over 30 years at Geneva Steel as a pattern maker. ● Instrumental in the creation of Bandwagon Park in commemoration of the Bicentennial in 1976. ● Master Craftsman with exception expertise in Woodworking ● Chairman and Board member of the John Hutchings Museum ● Commissioner for the Utah County Housing Authority. ● High Councilman Lehi North Stake Colledge, Joseph T. H. ● Member of the first Lehi Brass Band in 1871. ● Lehi City Recorder 1861186379 ● First Librarian in 1865 through Lehi Library Association. Colledge, Lawrence Dee ● Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 19781983 ● Chairman Lehi District Boy Scouts of America Colledge, L. Duane ● Lehi Third Ward Bishop 19791984 Collett, Daniel ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Elected First City Counselor 185358 ● Imported the First Threshing Machine to Lehi with David Evans and Thomas Karren Summer 1854. ● Elected as one of the first Lehi School District Board Members 1854 Collett, Robert E. ● Open and operated first Drug Store in Lehi 1893. Collett, Sylvanus ● Came to Lehi in 1851 ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 ● Moved to Plain City in Cache Valley. ● Served his life in the Nauvoo Militia Collins, Edward ● Lehi City Administrator 19962006 ● Lehi North Stake Bishop ● Board of Directors for the IPA and UAMPS Collins, Kaye ● Initiated the formation again of the Lehi Silver Band and longtime director. ● Lehi High School Band Director ● Lehi City Council member 20102013 ● Businesswoman with Online business ● Famous Awardwinning Photographer Comer, George L. ● George Austin plants the first Sugar Beets on land owned by George Comer Spring of 1891. ● Lehi City Council Member 190405 Comer, Heber C. ● First owner of the property at 116 West Main ● Built a building as a rental on the property. It has always been known as the Comer Building since. ● From 18971900 he ran a Ice Cream Parlor at 101 West Main Street. Comer, Paul ● The most successful well digger in Utah ● Had the first color television in Lehi Comer, Frances Martins ● Teacher Lehi Jr. High School ● Librarian Lehi Jr. High School ● Lehi Library Board Member ● Lehi City Council Member ● Had the first color television in Lehi Commander, James ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. Cook, Kathrin Lucy Sorensen ● Born October 18, 1944 ● Graduate of Lehi High School ● Married Jerry Cook June 22, 1962 ● Mother of 5 children ● Died December 12, 2013 Cooper, John ● Lehi City Fire Chief 191415 Cooper, John Michael ● Born in American Fork in 1947 ● Lehi AthleteAll State in Basketball, Football and Tennis. ● Graduated from Lehi High School in 1965 ● Played for the University of Utah on the Football team for four years. ● Police Officer for many years ● Graduated from the University of Utah Law School in 1984/ ● Attorney since 1984 ● Married Kathleen Franklin on Jan. 8, 1975 ● Father of two twin boys. ● Died in December 2013. Cooper, J.B. ● Established Little League Football in Lehi ● Lehi City Council Member 195871 ● Lehi State Legislator 1971 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2008 Cooper, Udene ● First SecretaryTreasurer of the Lehi Serimpian Club founded in 1949. ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2008 Corson, Susan Brown ● Member of the first Youth Council in Lehi 1970. Cotter, J.E. ● Served as Lehi City Councilmember 191821 Cousins, Joseph ● Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 ● Indian Casualty of the Tintic War. Killed south of Pelican Point in Feb. 1856 ● Buried in the Old Pioneer Cemetery. Cousin, Samuel ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Cox, Daniel ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Served as City Council member 185455 ● Lehi City Treasurer 185455 Cox, David ● Teacher at Lehi Schools for over 30 years ● Officer of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers ● State Legislator for Lehi area ● Advocate of small school districts and against government interference in education. Cox, Edward ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. Cox, Jacob ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 Cox, Joseph ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Cox, Lucy Smith ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Crowther, Fred ● Born in New Mexico in 1884. ● Casualty of World War I. ● Enlisted in the Band Cast Artillery in 1904. Died September 21, 1920 of pneumonia in Georgia. Curtis, Claude ● Lehi City Fire Chief 19281933 Cutler, Benjamin ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Cutler, G.M. ● Turned the Cutler Mansion into the Reltuc Inn in April 1914. Cutler, Thomas Robinson ● Emigrated to Lehi in 1865 ● Built the most elegant pioneer home in Lehi called the Cutler Mansion (State Street)Designed by Ware and Treganza. The Upstairs later became the Lehi Hospital. ● Chief Executive Officer of the Utah Idaho Sugar Company 18891917 ● Chief Executive Officer Zions Cooperative Mercantile Institution in Lehi ● People’s Cooperative is formed by Thomas R. Cutler and Thomas and William W. Taylor in anticipation of the railroad coming to Lehi. This is one of the most important businesses to come to Lehi. Chief Operator of the Coop. 187189 ● Second Bishop of the Lehi Ward for 24 years 18791903 ● Moved the Tithing Office and Yard closer to his house at the northwest corner of Sixth North and Second East. ● Member of the first Lehi Bass Band in 1871. ● Businessmen Thomas R. Cutler, Ira D. Wines, and William J. Racker built and established the Union Hotel in 1891. Wines bought them out in 1908. ● Elected Lehi Alderman in 187779. ● Lehi City Councilor 1879 ● Lehi City Treasurer 187779 ● The appropriate ceremonies placed in position the cornerstone of the Lehi Tabernacle by Bishop Thomas R. Cutler. September 12, 1901. ● One of the primary proponents of the Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank in 1891. ● Instrumental in the creation of the Union Hotel, Provo Woolen Mills, Cutler Brothers, Utah State National Bank and Continental Life Insurance Company. ● President of the Utah County Medical Society in 1925 ● Moved to Salt Lake in 1903 because of all his business interests. ● In his later life he spent the winters in Long Beach California, where he had a heart attack and died on 03 April 1922. ● His funeral was held in the Salt Lake Tabernacle. His body was returned to Lehi and buried in the Lehi Cemetery. Daley, Russell ● Ran a music studio in the old Lehi Hospital called Studio Five from 198687. ● Reporter for the Lehi Free Press ● Miss Lehi Committee for many years. ● Gifted piano player. Dalley, Geraldine ● Purchased the building from Leonard and Twila Rockwell with her husband Wesley. ● Has continued to have businesses of Jewelry, Antiques and fine gifts located in the building. It has been called Dalley’s Tropicals, and Geraldines which specialized in Madame Alexander dolls and other giftware. ● The Dalley’s obtained a listing in the National Register of Historic Places. Dalley, Wesley ● Leased the Webb Building in 1971 and opened a Jewelry Store. ● Moved his Jewelry and tropical fish business, “Dalley’s Tropicas” to 98 West Main in 1973. ● Purchased the building from Leonard and Twila Rockwell. ● Has continued to have businesses of Jewelry, Antiques and fine gifts located in the building. It has been called Dalley’s Tropicals, and Geraldines which specialized in Madame Alexander dolls and other giftware. ● The Dalley’s obtained a listing in the National Register of Historic Places. Dallimore, Phillip ● Served in the Spanish American War and returned safely in Summer 1899. Dalton, Don Mack ● Lehi City Attorney 194045 Dalton, Glade L. ● Moved to Lehi in 1964 ● Moved to the John Y. Smith Mansion at 518 North 100 East and worked on restoring the home. ● Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 19771987 ● Collector of Antique Cars Daly, John ● Lehi City Recorder 197881 ● Resigned as Lehi City Recorder in 1981. Darling, John ● Served in the Spanish American War and returned safely in Summer 1899. Davis, Alfonzo M. ● Lehi City Judge 192021 ● First Old Folks Committee 1892 Davis, Elisha A, Jr. ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 Davis, Elisha H. ● Tended Archibald Gardners Mill in 1852 on the Jordan River ● Moved to Lehi in 1853 ● Moved to Bountiful in 1854 to run the grist mill of Heber C. Kimball. ● The”Move South” during the Utah War brought him back to Lehi. ● Participated in the Utah War in Echo Canyon ● Returns to Lehi in 1858 to run the Mulliners Mill 1858 ● From 18581869 he ran Mulliners Mill by the Mill Pond Davis, Elisha H. Jr. ● Born in Iowa February 7, 1850. ● He emigrated with his parents to Utah in 1852 and coming to Lehi in 1858. ● Surveyed and Dug the Bull River Ditch from Alpine across the Bench to the Jordan River in 1875. ● He was a farmer, a stock raiser, high bred horse promoter, and inspector of better fruits ● Raised Bees and Fruit Trees ● Served an LDS mission to England ● Lehi City Attorney 1895 ● Died in December 1937 Davis, Elizabeth Evans ● She also was born in South Wales, October 22, 1859. ● Henry Thomas sent to Wales for Elizabeth Evans. They were married July 5, 1877. ● Mother of Twelve Children ● Mrs. Davis died June 5, 1954. Davis, Henry Thomas ● Henry Thomas Davis was born February 12, 1854 in South Wales. ● He came to Lehi with his widowed mother in 1872 at the age of 18. ● He helped build the railroad in American Fork Canyon and also engages in the sheep business. ● Bought a farm in the Lehi North Branch, now the Third Ward. ● In 1891, he began working for the Utah Southern Railroad now the Union Pacific, as a mechanic. ● He worked at the Lehi Junction taking care of the engine that took the passenger train west to the metal mines, until about 1908 when he retired. ● Mr. Davis died February 24, 1916 Davis, Jane Thomas ● Born in South Wales in 1805 ● Came to Lehi as a widowed mother with her son in 1872. ● Mother of Eight Children ● She was a midwife and helped with the sick after she came to Lehi until her health failed. ● She died in Lehi in October 1882 Davis, Jim ● Opened Davis Market with his wife Phyllis at 189 West Main in 1949. ● They remained in this location until 1951. ● They moved their business next door to 181 West Main and stayed in business until 1956, ● They sold to Larsens AG in 1956 Davis, Kent Dr. ● Lehi City Councilmember 196673 ● Lehi Parade Chairman for many years and at critical times saved the Lehi parade and the relationship with the wards. ● Lehi Utah Stake High Councilman ● Local Lehi Dentist and Businessman ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1995 Davis, LeRoy ● Lehi City Councilmember 192227 ● Lehi City Judge 194445 Davis, Lois ● Poet and Writer ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1995 Davis,Mary Ann Mitchell ● Came to Lehi in 1852 ● Set Aside as the President of the Lehi Primary in 1889, a position she held for many years. Davis, Mozelle ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club. ● Head of the Utah State Wool Producers Auxiliary ● Head of the Utah State Make It With Wool contest Davis, Phyllis ● Opened Davis Market with her husband Jim at 189 West Main in 1949. ● They remained in this location until 1951. ● They moved their business next door to 181 West Main and stayed in business until 1956, ● They sold to Larsens AG in 1956 Davis, Ryan Dr. ● Local Lehi Dentist and Businessman ● Lehi Studentbody President 1976 Davis, Sarah Ellen Stewart ● Born February 2, 1847 ● Emigrated to Utah in 1852 ● Married Elisha Hildebrand Davis Jr. in the Endowment House on January 31, 1871. ● Known as “Lexie” ● Mother of Nine children ● Died December 1932 Dawson, William ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 ● Called by Lehi Residence as “Uncle Billy” ● Put up the Liberty Pole for the July 1856 celebration. Day, Effie Ross ● Office Clerk of the Utah power and Light Office in 1941. Despain, Emma Southwick ● Married William Orval Despain in Lehi in 1933 ● Stake Secretary of the Primary ● Mother of Six Children. Despain, William Orval ● Born February 9, 1921 in Pleasant Grove. ● Went to Schools in American Fork ● Married Emma Southwick and moved to Lehi in 1933 ● Lehi First Ward Young Men Superintendent 193638 ● Lehi First Ward President of the Sunday School ● Served as a Stake Missionary for 18 months. ● Was a carpenter by trade ● Worked at Geneva Steel ● Died May 8, 1990. Detmar, Howard ● Operated a Radio Repair shop at 189 West Main in 1946. Devey, John ● Chief Engineer at the Lehi Sugar Factory 1890 ● Created the First Hay Balers in UtahLDS President John Taylor came to see it work. ● Produced harness rings, wheelbarrows, picks, and other iron items for ZCMI to sell. ● Created the First Gasoline powered Car in Utah May 1900. ● Invented a Beet Topper for the Lehi Sugar Factory. ● Built the Home where Roy Littleford lives on 91 East Main. Dickerson, William. Walter ● Settled in Lehi in 1903 ● President of the Lehi Third Ward MIA in 1906 ● Elected School Trustee in 1911 ● Carpenter and Builder ● Lehi City Councilor 192021 Donaldson, Jamie ● Lehi City Administrator 20062011 ● Lehi North Stake President ● Orem City Administrator Donalson, Johnny ● Mason who did the amazing brick work on the Blue Rock Building at 169 West Main in 1891. ● The work can be examined today. Dorton, Basil J. ● Lehi Sixth grade teacher for many years ● Lehi City Councilmember 193435 Dorton, George Dorton ● Joined the Dorton family Butcher shop after the declines of their father Joseph health in 1886. Worked with his brother Joseph E. and William. ● They maintained the meat market at 46 West Main until 1904. Dorton, Joseph A. ● Moves to Lehi in 1855 and becomes Lehi’s first butcher. ● Had the First Slaughterhouse and Butcher shop ● First family to move outside the Fort Wall ● Had remarkable skill in dealing with the indians ● Was the conductor of the stage line between Cedar Fort and Salt Lake. ● Purchased 126 West Main and established a Meat Market in 1882 there. ● His Son Joseph E. Dorton purchased the property at 120 West Main in 1886. ● From 18921894 Joseph and his son built a two story adobe building on 120 West Main and Opened up the Dorton Brothers Meat Market. ● They closed their business in 1901. Dorton, Joseph E. ● Son of Joseph Dorton, Lehi’s first butcher. ● He purchased the property at 120 West Main in 1886. ● From 18921894 Joseph and his son built a two story adobe building on 120 West Main and Opened up the Dorton Brothers Meat Market. ● They closed their business in 1901. ● Sold the Dorton Building at 120 West Main in 1924 ● Built a new building at 46 West Main in 1901 ● Dorton maintained the meat market at 46 West Main until 1904. Dorton, Martha Clayton ● Moved to Lehi in 1856 ● Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852 Dorton, William ● Joined the Dorton family Butcher shop after the declines of their father Joseph health in 1886. Worked with his brother Joseph E. and George. Down, George ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 194758 Downs, Lavere ● Lehi City Council Member 19711976 ● President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 198688 ● Vice President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 197285 ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 196171 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1991 ● Electrician Utah Power and Light Downs, Virginia ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1991 Dransfield, Albert ● First family to use the original Sego Lily School as a residence in 1929. ● Lived there until their deaths. Dransfield, Genevieve ● Was a student at the original Sego Lily school ● Taught at the Sego Lily School ● Married Albert Dransfield ● First family to use the original Sego Lily School as a residence in 1929. ● Lived there until their deaths. Driggs, William S. ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Hired Hand of David Savage, brought by him to Lehi. Dubois, Kenneth ● Lehi High School Studentbody President 1963 Durfey, F. Haws ● Opened the Durfey Dry Cleaning Plant at 217 East State in March 1950. Earl, Alma ● Office Manager of the Utah Power and Light Office in 1941. East, Henry ● Lehi City Marshal 19011903; 190811 ● Utah County Sheriff 19131918 ● Lehi Fire Chief 19021903 ● One of the Founders of the short lived Socialist Party in Lehi 1901 Eastmond, Frank H. ● Purchased and Operated Saratoga in 1930 until he had a stroke in 1953. Eastmond, Mick ● Owned with his brothers Saratoga 19531963 ● Owner/Operator of Saratoga from 1963 ● Expanded Saratoga with midway and amusement rides. ● Survived a devastating $100,000 fire. ● Expanded pools to include slides. ● Donated the slide from Saratoga to the Lehi Outdoor Swimming Pool. Eckersley, Lorenzo ● Lehi City Judge 196366 Eddington, Elmo Dr. ● Born March 19, 1895 in Morgan ● Graduated from LatterDay Saint High School in Salt Lake ● Graduated from the University of Utah with a Bachelors of Science ● Served in the Medical Corps of the Navy during World War I. ● Graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Medical School in 1924 ● Began his Doctor career in Chicago Illinois. ● In 1931 he purchased the Lehi Hospital and the practice of Dr. F. W. Worlton in Lehi. ● Has served several times as member of the House of Delegates; Utah State Medical Society and also the American Medical Association throughout his entire practice. ● Past President of the Lehi Lions Club ● Past President of the Lehi Riding Club ● Director of the State Bank of Lehi ● VicePresident of Eddington Canning Company. ● Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956 ● Turned over the Lehi Hospital to the City so they could obtain Federal Funds for the Hospital. ● Led the successful campaign for Sewer in Lehi with Mayor Frank Sharp. Eddington, Rhea Felt ● Attended the Manti Elementary, Manti and Moroni High schools, Agricultural College of Logan and the University of Utah. ● She is past President of the Auxiliary to the Utah County Medical Society. ● She has served as secretary to the Utah State Medical Auxiliary. ● On September 15, 1922, she married Elmo Eddington ● Mother of three children. Eddington, Richard Hale ● Born May 11, 1926 in Lehi. ● Lehi Second Ward Bishop 19831987 Edwards, Arley ● Ran a Barber shop at 60 West Main from 195152 Edwards, Edward William ● Member of the First Mormon Handcart Company. Edmund Ellsworth was the Captain. Arrived September 26, 1856 ● Worked at Camp Floyd as a Tailor for the soldiers. ● Shot in the leg by a drunken Camp Floyd soldier. ● Moved to Lehi in 1859 ● Was assistant choir director in Lehi for many years. ● Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852 ● Led an expedition to White Mountains in Nevada to explore as a Mormon settlement. ● Member of the 68th Quorum of the Seventy Edwards, Frank W. ● Born in Mississippi in 1892 ● Enlisted in the Infantry, 91st Division. ● He became a casualty of World War I on October 26, 1918. Died of wounds in France. Edward, Wayne L. ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 19881989 Ekins, Abel ● Worked in Hawaii at Pearl Harbor at the time of the attack during World War II. ● Purchased Lehi Drug Store from his fatherinlaw Gerald Taylor in January 1959. ● Owner of the Lehi Drug Store and pharmacist ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1998 Ekins, Dale ● Lehi City Fire Chief 1995Current ● Lehi BusinessmanLehi Drug and Pioneer Party and Copy ● Lehi High School Hall of Fame 2013 Ekins, Geraldine Taylor ● Artist ● Founding Member of the Lehi Serimpian Club in 1949. Still a member in 2014 ● Captain of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers ● Worked at Pearl Harbor at the time of the attack during World War II. ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1998 Ellingson, David ● Original Owner of Lehi Drug Store. ● He died in 1897 Ellingson, Oley ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 ● City Hall Building Committee 1877 ● Served as City Treasurer 186768; 187577. ● Served as City Councilor 186774; 1877;189193; 189697 ● Served three terms as Mayor. The first two he was elected on the Peoples party. ● Was the first Republican Mayor of Lehi in 189495. ● As a monogamist, he helped provide leadership at a time when other men of prominence were in jail or in hiding. ● Served on the Board of Directors of the Lehi Irrigation Company. ● Mayor Ellingson directed the Lehi City Quarantine Board during the Diphtheria epidemic in 1885. ● Founder of the Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank in 1891. Ellingson, Oley Jr. ● Lehi City Treasurer 189495 Ellison, Arthur Earl (Bud) ● 39th Mayor of Lehi 1982 ● Born in Nephi. ● Served in the Navy as Chief Petty Officer during World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War. ● Traveled the World ● Engineer ● Member American Society of Civil Engineers ● Member American Society of Mechanical Engineers ● Member Society of Mining Engineers ● Worked for the Intermountain Power Agency ● Married Anna June Southwick of Lehi in 1975. ● Moved to Lehi in 1975. ● Resigned Mayor after 195 days. Cited conflict of Interest. ● He ran again as mayor and lost in 1985. ● Later years spent the winters in St. George and the Summers in Lehi. Ellison, Harold ● Purchased the Fashion Cleaners from Clyde McKay with Alvin Folkerson in December 1947. (101 West Main). ● Ran Ellison Cleaners from 19471971. It was also known as Lehi Cleaners. ● Author of several section in the 18501950 Centennial History ● Member of the Jaycees Organization. Engstrom, Chad ● Purchased the Ross Schoolhouse in 1893 and restored the building. Enough, Abraham ● Organized and Directed the First Band in LehiThe Fife and Drum Company in 1860. ● Was the Mason for the City Hall on Main Street in 1872. ● Played the Bass violin in many early bands. Erickson, George Henry ● Born July 8, 1884, in Koosharem, Utah, ● Moved to Lehi in 1899 to live at his uncle’s home, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ohran. ● He later attended Brigham Young University at Provo. ● While at the Ohran home he learned the brick mason trade at which he spent a good portion of his life. ● He filled a mission for the Church in the Southern States from 19071910. ● He was Ward Clerk of the Lehi First Ward from 1913 to 1916 ● Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward 19281937 ● He personally supervised the construction of the Fifth Ward Chapel, and it was built, paid for and dedicated while he was Bishop. ● The latter years of his life he worked for the UtahIdaho Sugar Company, doing repair work on their factories. ● He died on July 20, 1944. Erickson, Myrtle Bone ● On September 14, 1911, he married Myrtle Bone in the Salt Lake Temple. ● Mother of Seven Children Ernst, Klea ● Member of the Lehi Olympian Club Evans, Abel ● Family settled in Lehi in 1852, emigrating from Wales. ● Served as a Counselor to Bishop David Evans in the Lehi Ward ● Supervised the Adobe Pit and the adobe brick production for the Lehi Meeting House with William W. Taylor and William B. Rigby 185560. ● Lehi City Marshal 186366 ● Served as Lehi City Councilor 185455; 185960 ● Died on a mission to Wales in 1865 Evans, Abel John ● High Council Utah Stake (Met at Provo Tabernacleincluded Lehi) ● Second Counselor Alpine Stake Presidency 19011920 ● Lehi Stake Patriarch from 1928 until his death. ● Taught Civil Government classes in the 18801890. Class members became the leaders in Politics, Education and Business. ● Lehi’s 13th Mayor 189193; First Mayor born in Lehi. First Democratic Mayor. ● Lehi City Alderman 188388 ● Lehi City Councilor 188082 ● Lehi City Attorney 19081911; 19141917; 192833 ● Ran his Law office from the Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank Building. ● Served on the Utah County Court 189296. ● Served four terms in the Utah State Legislaturethe first four after Statehood. ● Introduced the famous Evans Polygamy Bill which would have legalized polygamy in Utah but was vetoed by Governor Wells. ● President of the Utah Senate last term. ● Self EducatedAdmitted to the State Bar in 1901. ● Legal advisor for the Alpine School Board, the People’s Coop, the Provo Reservoir Company, and the Utah Lake Irrigation Company. ● Director Utah Lake Distributing Company. ● Director People’s Bank of Lehi, Bank of American Fork, the Bank of Lehi, the InterMountain Life Insurance Company of Salt Lake City, Provo Woolen Mills, and the Utah Idaho Sugar Company. ● Promoter of the Salt Lake and Utah Electric Railroad Company (Orem Interurban). Evans, Alva ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1993 Evans, Barbara Ann Bush ● Served in the first Relief Society Presidency for 11 years. ● Gifted Quilter and spun yarn even on the way across the plains. ● Her family was converted at Shoal Creek in Missouri by Elder David Evans ● Married David Evans in Nauvoo. ● Saw all the trials in Nauvoo and saw the bodies of Joseph Smith and Hyrum Smith. ● Supported her husband David through all his responsibilities Evans, Bill (William) ● Bill opened a dance studio in the Comer Building at 116 West Main Street from 196163. ● World Famous dancer Evans, Charles D. ● Lehi City Councilor 18631865 Evans, David ● First Judge of Election 1853 ● Elected First Alderman of Lehi 185354 ● Member of Zions Camp 1834 ● Branch President of Crooked River, Missouri 1834 ● Ordained in the First Quorum of the Seventy by Joseph Smith 1835 ● Attended the School of the Prophets 183536 ● Militia Captain and Religious Leader at Hauns Mill 1838 ● Bishop of the Nauvoo 11th Ward ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Lehi’s First Bishop (Dry Creek and Lehi Ward) for 28 years ● Established the First Tithing Office and yard at 344 West Main. ● Directed the planning of the United States Centennial Celebration in Lehi in 1876. ● Second Mayor of Lehi 18541861 ● Served as President of the Union Exchange. Helped his son Israel get the first Cooperative going in Lehi. ● First member of the Utah Territory Legislator representing Utah County 1851 Served several terms in the Legislature. ● First Postmaster of Lehi. ● Chairman of the Lehi Fort Committee created Feb. 17, 1854 ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Imported with Thomas Karren and David Collett first Threshing Machine to Lehi summer 1854 ● Second Innkeeper in Lehi. ● Obtained Sugar Beet Seeds from John Taylor for the citizens of Lehi Spring of 1852. ● Called by Brigham Young to accompany him to investigate possible areas to settle in Idaho April 1857. Evans, David Jr. ● Taught School at the Franklin School ● Went and studied Law ● Lehi City Attorney 187780 ● Delegate to the Democratic National Convention for the nomination of William Jennings Bryan in 1896 ● Became US Deputy Marshal ● Asst. US District Attorney 18871891 ● Elected to the State Legislature in 1895 ● Was a member of the State Legislative Constitutional Convention. ● Moved to California and became attorney in Los Angeles. Evans, Dorothy ● Founding Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club. Evans, Duane ● Director of the Civic Improvement Association 1964 and 197288 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1993 Evans, Edna ● Member of the Olympian Club Evans, Edward ● Lehi City Councilor 189495 Evans, Edwin ● Lehi City Recorder 188586 ● Lehi City Alderman 188990 ● Painted the first Lehi Silver Bandwagon with Likelike nude mermaids causing a stir in the Lehi Community in 1895 ● Resigned City Alderman to study art in Europe. Spring of 1890 ● Studied art in France from 18901895 ● Becomes Professor of Art at the University of Utah Evans, Emma Frederica Southwick ● Born in Lehi in 1867 ● Sang vocal duets with her sister ● Married Morgan Evans in 1890 ● Member and worker for the Service Star Legion ● Prided in sewing temple clothes. ● Died 1929 Evans, Ferd ● Opened the Evans Cafe at 120 West Main in December 1945. ● Purchased the Comer Building at 116 West Main in 1946 ● Expanded their cafe kitchens next door and made some business rentals. ● In 1959 turned over the business to Alta Clark. ● They closed Evans Cafe forever in 1961. Evans, F. L. ● Lehi City Recorder 193637 Evans, George ● Lehi City Judge 189495 ● Lehi City Marshal 19061908 Died while in office. Evans, Hyrum J. ● Lehi City Marshal 192427 Evans, Irene ● Member Lehi Liahonian Club Evans, Israel ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Was named a Major. ● Worked at Sutters Mill when the gold was discovered. ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Surveyor of farms, towns, irrigation ditches and other items. ● Elected First City Counselor 185354; also in 186366 ● Served as Lehi City Alderman 185960; 186974 ● Served as the 6th Lehi Mayor 186768 ● Member of the First Lehi Library Association 1865 ● Came up with idea of a Cooperative from touring one on his mission to England. ● Israel Evans with the help of his father set up the Lehi Union Exchange in early 1868. ● Director of the Union Exchange. ● Built a building on 181189 West Main to the Lehi Union Exchange. ● ZCMI was based on the Lehi Union Exchange. ● Brigham Young paid tribute to the Union Exchange in General Conference on April 1869. ● The Peoples Cooperative put the Union Exchange out of business in 1880. ● Israel sold the business to the People’s Cooeprative in 1880. ● As Alderman, Israel Evans led the building of a new Cemetery in 1871 with sexton George W. Thurmond. ● Pursued legislation to establish the Brigham Young Agricultural College (Utah State University) which was passed. Evans, John S. ● Lehi City Marshal 191415; 192021 Evans, Lila ● Member of the Lehi Liahonian club Evans, Lois ● Member of the Lehi Olympian Club. Evans, Matilda Thomas ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Early her husband was called on a mission leaving her destitute. ● Would go into the fields and glean wheat to feed her family ● Did most of the building on her home in the Lehi Fort while her husband was on a mission. Evans, Mary Jones ● Came to Lehi in 1852. ● Known for her hospitality and cheerfulness Evans, Morgan ● Born in 1863 ● Successful Farmer ● Lehi City Marshal 1912 (died in Office). ● Member of Lehi’s First Baseball Team ● President of Lehi Irrigation Company ● Founder and President of the Lehi Commercial Club ● Manager of the Dance Hall. ● Served four Terms on the Lehi School Board ● Served on the Alpine School District Board ● Served as Deputy Game Commissioner ● Director of the Local Farmers Organization ● Chairman of the Lehi Republican Party ● Directors of the State Bank of Lehi ● Died in 1912. Evans, Morgan ● Lehi Studentbody President 1955 Evans, Mosiah ● Respected telegraphe for the Union Pacific Railroad 18821892 ● Bookkeeper and Accountant for the People’s Cooperative ● Established a Notary Public business in the Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank. in 1894. ● Lehi City Recorder 189495 ● Lehi City 14th Mayor 189697 and 1900. ● Lost the Mayorship over his opposition to Prohibition. ● First Partisan Mayoral election in Lehi ● Elected to the State Legislature in 1900. Resigned his second term as Mayor. ● Mayor at the time Utah became a State. ● Erected an 80 foot pole on the jail lot to hoist a large flag with 45 stars to commemorate the statehood of Utah. ● In 1904 moved to Garland working for the new UtahIdaho Sugar Company. ● In 1916 moved to Spanish Fork working for the Sugar Company. ● Died Tragically in Salt Lake City in 1921.. Evans, Prime ● Lehi City Attorney 189192, 18991900 ● Lehi CIty Treasurer 189293 ● Died while serving as attorney in 1900. Evans, Ruel ● American Legion Committee to Build Veterans Ballpark 1952 Evans, Sarah T. ● Lehi City Recorder 19011902 Evans, Sylvester ● Lehi City Councilmember 193843 ● Lehi City Judge 194650 Evans, William A. (Bill) ● Purchased the Senate Building in 1934. It was at 169 West Main Street ● He established the Lehi Billiard Parlor. ● Became known as the Lehi Pool Hall or Bills Place ● Retired at the age of 80 in 1965.0 Evans, William S. ● Born in Lehi in 1855 ● In 189394 Committee member for the North Branch Meeting House at 500 West and 1200 North. ● Lehi City Councilor 18911893; 191417 ● One of the Founders of the short lived Socialist Party in Lehi 1901 ● Built a home in Lehi in 1900 at 4th North and 2 West. ● President of the First Elders Quorum in Lehi ● Served two years on the Lehi Irrigation Board ● Served nine years as a member of the School Board. ● Served two years as the Vice President of Alpine School Board ● Instrumental in the building of the Franklin School, the Primary School, the Grammar School and an extension on the Sego Lily School. Eves, Joel ● Lehi Power Department Directorhired in 2013. Faddis, Roger ● Lehi First Ward Bishop Farrer, Rickie M. ● Lehi Tenth Ward Bishop 19811983 Felt, Rita ● Married Russell Ray Felt ● Parents of three boys ● Longtime Member of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir ● Musical Director and Performer ● Worked at MATC ● Gifted knitter and Hand work sewer Felt, Richard (Dick) George ● Star Athlete at Lehi High School ● Played for Brigham Young University ● Played in the American Football League on the Patriots and the Titan Teams. ● Assistant Football Coach at Brigham Young University under LaVell Edwards Felt, Russell Ray ● Lehi 13th Ward Bishop 19821986 ● Lehi Utah Stake President 1987 ● Lehi Jr. High School Principal 1987 ● Lehi High School Principal 19871996 ● Lehi High School State Winning Basketball Coach ● President Friends of Camp Floyd ● Bishop LDS Missionary Training Center ● Jordan River Stake Patriarch ● Worked at Alpine School District Headquarters. Fenn, Harold ● Served in World War II in the Navy ● Worked as the head grinder at Lehi Roller Mills for nearly 40 years. ● Worked also at Geneva Steel. ● Leader in the American Legion for many years. ● Spearheaded the Veterans Memorial up at the Lehi Cemetery. Ferkovich, Anthony J. ● Lehi City Police Chief 196163 ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the CoChairmen. Ferkovich, Ardith ● Married Anthony Ferkovich ● Mother of three children. ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the CoChairmen. Field, Joseph ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Flygare, Robert ● Opened the Hitchin Post on State Street in 1971. Fjeld, Andrew ● Came across to Utah in Stoddart Handcart CompanyThe last handcart company to come across the plains. 1870 ● Pioneer Historian; kept detailed journals. ● Served an LDS mission to Australia. Called to preside over the Mission from 19001901 ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. ● Served one term on the Lehi School Board ● Lays the last brick of the Lehi Tabernacle. April 11, 1902. ● Served as Bishop of the Lehi First Ward 19031920. ● Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward 19201927 ● Lehi City Councilor 189192 ● Member of the Lehi Pioneer Committee ● Member of the 1913 Lehi History Book Committee ● In 1894 Contractor with Charles Ohran for the North Branch Meetinghouse. Lays rock for the church from the Zions Hill Quarry. ● In 1898 Contractor with Charles Ohran for the E.C. Merrihew Building at 72 West Main. The beautiful brick work is still there. Fjeld, Ann Olsen ● Came to Lehi in 1862 ● Expert WeaverUsed for her livelihood Fjeld, Carl J. E. ● Came across to Utah in Stoddart Handcart CompanyThe last handcart company to come across the plains. 1870 ● Moved one family to Saratoga and one family stayed in Lehi. ● Took care of the Stage Coach station at Pelican Point and later the one at Eureka. Fjeldsted, Fred ● Director of the Lehi Silver Band in the 1910’s Flake, Lucy White ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Foggin, Ron ● Acting City Administrator 20112012 Folkerson, Alvin ● Purchased with Harold Ellison the Fashion Cleaners at 101 West Main in December 1947. Fotheringham, Charlotte ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Fotheringham, John ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Fotheringham, William ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Lehi Councilor 1861resigned after a couple of months. ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Called by Brigham Young to go with him and Bishop David Evans to Idaho to explore areas for possible settlements in Idaho. April 1857 ● On the first boat wreck on Utah Lake and had to swim to shore. May 1851 ● Moved to Beaver where he was called as a Bishop in 1877 and later as Patriarch of Beaver Stake. ● He served as the Justice of the Peace in Beaver. Fowler, Betty ● Born in American Fork ● Married Don Fowler and moved to Lehi ● Had nine children including 2 sets of twins. ● Memorized poetry. ● Grand Marshall Lehi Roundup ● Editor of the Lehi Free Press ● Wrote Hundreds of “You Better Believe It” for the Lehi Free Press. ● Started her Journalistic career in 1972 ● Wrote over 1100 feature columns and thousands of other news columns ● Lehi High School Hall of Fame ● Chairman of the Lehi’s Bicentennial Committee and spearheaded the building of Bandwagon Park 1976. ● Narrated the performances of the Lehi choral groupThe HiLos ● Given many awards by the Womens Press Association and the Utah Press Association ● Named an honorary Alumnus of Lehi High School and honored numerous times for her support of Lehi High School Sports Teams. ● Served for a short period of time as the Lehi Second Ward Scoutmaster. ● Guest speaker at hundreds of functions in Lehi and Utah County events. Fowler, Bill ● Lehi High School Studentbody President 1965 Fowler, Arlin D. ● Lehi City Councilmember 194850 Fowler, Daniel ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. Fowler, Daryl ● Born in Lehi in 1888 ● Organizer and Director of the First Civic Improvement Association 194146 ● President of the Civic Improvement Association 1947 ● 30th Mayor Of Lehi 1948 ● Died in Office 18 March 1948 Fowler, Devere A. ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 19731977 ● President of the Lehi Sons of the Utah Pioneers in 2014 ● Lehi BusinessmanFowler Pump and One Man Band ● Lehi City Councilmember.19861989 Fowler, E.H. ● Lehi City Marshal 192829 Fowler, Niron ● Lehi City Marshal 193437; 194041 Fowler, Robert ● Lehi City Marshal 19071908 Fowler, Thomas ● Member of the first Lehi Brass Band in 1871. ● Lehi City Marshal 187579; 188182; 188788 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 Fox, Alfred ● First Leader of the Lehi Brass Band in 1871. ● Tutored the members of the Lehi Silver Band each week on their instruments. Fox, Calvin ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the Secretary. Fox, E. Kay ● Lehi Fifteenth Ward Bishop 19861990 ● Lehi West Stake Presidency 1990 Fox, Edna ● member of the Lehi Olympian Club. Fox, Edward S. ● In 1945 started the Lehi Block Plant with Arthur T. Powell. Fox, Eldred W. ● Lehi Third Ward Bishop 19661972 ● Lehi City Council Member 194043 Fox, Isaac ● Member of the first Lehi Bass Band in 1871. ● Director of the Isaac Fox Choral group. Won first prize in an 1894 county wide contest. ● Leader and Director of the Lehi Silver Band Fox, Isaac W. ● Lehi Third Ward Bishop 19331942 ● Lehi City Councilmember 19221931 ● 25th Lehi City Mayor 193233; 193637 ● Farmer and Poultry and dairy rancher. ● Mayor during the Depression ● Finished the term of Mayor Gilchrist after he died. ● Served two additional terms. Fox, Marion ● Member of the Lehi Olympian Club. ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the Secretary. Fox, Norine ● Longtime Teacher and Counselor at Lehi High School ● First President of the Actus Club formed in 1939. ● Lehi Centennial Celebration and History Committee 1950 Fox, Patricia Brown ● Miss Lehi 1962 ● Piano Teacher in Lehi for many years. Fyffe, James F. ● Lehi City Recorder 191215. Gaddie, James B. ● Lehi City Councilor 189193 ● Taught Evening High School classes at the Ross School during the spring of 1897. ● Hired as a carpenter to build the Lehi City Park’s Pavilion at 100 North and 500 West in 1900. Gaisford, Arthur F. ● Utah Newspaper Hall of FameLehi Banner ● Publisher of the Lehi Sun Gaisford, Arthur F. Jr. ● Lehi City Recorder 192223 Gaisford, Frank ● Publisher of the Lehi Sun ● Moved the paper’s production in October 1930 Gaisford, Victor ● Publisher of the Lehi Sun Gammon, Edna ● Married LeRoy Gammon. ● Purchased the Samuel I. Goodwin home at 80 West and 400 North and moved to Lehi in 1946 where they raised a large family. Lived there until they died. ● Purchased Webb’s Clothing Store at 187 East state Street in January 1950. ● Opened Edna’s Shop in January 1950. ● Sells the Store in 1859. Gammon, LeRoy ● Purchased the Samuel I. Goodwin home at 80 West and 400 North and moved to Lehi in 1946 where they raised a large family. Lived there until they died. ● Purchased Webb’s Clothing Store at 187 East State Street in January 1950. ● Opened Edna’s Shop in January 1950. Sells the store in 1859. ● Long time dedicated Lehi Scouter and served on the Lehi District for many years. ● Donated all the Merit Badge Books to the Lehi Library, used by thousands of scouts over the years. Gardner, Archibald ● Millwright and Builder of the Gardner Mill in West Jordan ● Built a Mill in Fairfield Utah at the time of Camp Floyd ● Helped his son James H Gardner with designing equipment at the Lehi Sugar Factory and with the design of the Jordan River Pumping Station. ● Bishop West Jordan ward Gardner, J. Hamilton ● Author 1913 Lehi History Book ● Lehi City Attorney 192021 ● Utah Legislature representing Salt Lake County. Gardner, James H ● Settled in Elva, Idaho in 1886 ● Called to Lehi when they were building the Sugar Factory ● Boiled the first batch of Sugar at the Lehi Sugar Factory October 15, 1891. ● Conceived and Designed the Jordan River Pumping stationat one time the largest pumps in the world. ● General Manager UtahIdaho Sugar Company ● Lehi Mayor when Memorial Building was built 192021 ● Lehi City Council Member 19011903 ● Utah County Commissioner for six years 19211926. ● Elected as a Utah Legislature in 1925. ● Built his home in Lehi which was called the Rose and Green Villa. Dedicated by President Woodruff. It was at 187 East 300 North. ● First Bishop Lehi Second Ward 19031917 ● Instrumental in the creation of the State Bank of Lehi, State Bank of American Fork, Lehi Roller Mills, the Commercial Club and the Lehi Mercantile. ● Served as President of the Commercial Club ● Served an LDS Mission to the Sandwich Islands (Hawaii) where he was called to work in a Sugar mill which he hated. ● Served on the School Board. Gardner, Rex ● Lehi City Marshal 194243 Gardner, Rhoda Priscilla Huffaker ● One of the first settlers of Elna Idaho ● Came to Lehi in 1891 ● Second Counselor in the First Lehi Second Ward Relief Society Presidency in 1903. Gardner, Rula ● Head of the Lehi Women’s WPA during the depression. Garff, Amelia Bromley ● Married Lauritz Garff on June 25, 1890 ● Built the home at 118 East with her husband. Garff, Christian ● Lehi Resident who created the Utah County Power and Light Company on August 2, 1899. ● Built the American Fork Canyon hydroelectric Plant in 1900 ● Brought Electricity to Lehi in 1900. Garff, Lauritz (Louis) ● Born in Denmark in 1853 ● His father died coming across the plains. ● His mother married Gudmund Gudmundsen ● Purchased and Built the Wing Mortuary as his home at 118 East Main Street in 1891. Sold it in 1910 to George Robinson. ● Started his first business in Lehi in 1885 ● Lehi City Councilor 189193 ● Built and Operated Lehi Opera House (Garff Hall) 1887 at 154 West Main. It was a two story rock building. ● Died on July 21, 1890 at age 49. Garrett, Ernest B. ● Lehi High School Teacher ● Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward 19371946 ● Lehi City Councilmember 195465 Gibbons, Richard C. ● Elected First City Counselor 185354 Gibbs, William ● Born 1928 in Boise Idaho ● He was raised mostly in Vale, Oregon. ● His first job was as a foreman for Simplot Potatoes in Idaho. ● Professional Rodeo Cowboy until he broke his left leg. ● Member Of the United States Coast Guard. ● 1955 became a patrolman for the California Highway Patrol ● Received a Public Administration B.S. Degree. ● Retired from the Highway Patrol after back surgery in 1972. ● Came to Lehi as Police Chief in 1982 ● Police Chief of Lehi 198293 ● 44th Mayor of Lehi 199498 ● Died in 2013 Gibbons, Richard C. ● Served as Lehi City Councilor 185455 Gilchrist, Robert ● Member of the first Lehi Bass Band in 1871. ● One of the Founders of the short lived Socialist Party in Lehi 1901 Gilchrist, Robert T. ● Lehi City Councilmember 1931. Gilchrist, Sydney ● Lehi’s 22nd Mayor of Lehi 19181920; 19281931 ● Lehi City Councilmember 19141917; 192227 ● Went to the New West Academy ● In 1926 started Gilchrist Hardware. ● Member of the Lehi Volunteer Fire Department ● Appointed to Lehi’s first library board in 1917. ● Charter Member of the Lehi Lions club ● Active Member of the Municipal League ● Leader in the efforts to build Deer Creek Reservoir ● Mayor at the approval to build the Memorial Building ● Died from injuries of an automobile accident while in office. Giles, Afton ● Purchases part of the Peoples Cooperative and forms Giles Feed in 1937. ● Initially used the building at 189 East State and then moved to the building at 197 East State. Giles, Dennis ● Director of the Lehi Silver Band Gill, Joseph J. ● Coowner of the Marble Works in 1887 ● Did the Stonework on the Lehi Tabernacle ● Did the Stonework on the People’s Coop, Log Cabin Saloon, Merrihew Building, and the Racker Block. ● Built the Pioneer Monument in 1908 ● SonInLaw of Arthur Bradder. Glover, George ● Lehi City Councilor 1898 ● First Lehi Old Folks Committee 1892. Glynes, John ● Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Goates, Leo W. ● Served as a Lehi City Councilor 191821 ● Ran a Funeral Parlor at 169 West Main for a short period of time in 1915. Turned it over to N.O. Malan. Goates, George A. ● Lehi City Recorder 19081911. ● In 1886, He was the President of the newly organized Lehi Silver Band. ● Charter Member of the Lehi Silver Band in 1887. ● Hired as a Carpenter to help build the Lehi City Park Pavilion in 1900 at 100 North and 500 West Goates, Herman C. ● Bishop Lehi First Ward 19461947 ● President Lehi Utah Stake President 19471968 Goates, Joseph ● Lehi City Councilor 189193 Goates, Joseph W. ● Lehi City Council Member 19061911 Goates, Marie ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club. Goates, Reva ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Goates, Rebecca Pilgrim ● Member of the ill fated Willey Handcart company in 1856 ● Came to Lehi in 1856 ● Great mother to her husband’s motherless children. Goates, Warren L. ● Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward 19461952 Goates, William ● Family settled in Lehi in 1852 ● Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Completed Hugh Hilton’s term as Lehi Councilor 186162 ● Lehi City Councilor 18751876. ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. ● Was the Financial Adviser of the newly organized Lehi Silver Band in 1887. ● Purchased the Lehi Silver Band Wagon from the Cooperative Wagon and Machine Company in Salt Lake. Godfrey, Fay Bennett ● First President of the Thalia Club created in 1956, Goodson, R.C. ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Goodwin, Albert ● Part of a Brigham Young called Lehi team to go to Winter Quarters and bring LDS converts to Utah 186166 Goodwin, Arlene ● First vice president of the Lehi Auctus club in 1939. Goodwin, Betsy Smith ● Member of the ill fated Willey Handcart company in 1856 ● Relief Society President for 8 years. ● Came to Lehi in 1856 Goodwin, Edwin ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Lehi City Marshal 1891 Goodwin, Isaac ● Served as Lehi Alderman 1863 ● Served as the 5th Lehi Mayor 186366; 187576; Completed the term of Lorenzo Hatch who resigned to move to Franklin, Idaho. ● Came to Utah by way of the famous ship “Brooklyn” with Samuel Brennan. 1846. ● Came to Lehi in 1859. ● Brought Chilean hay seed he obtained on the Robinson Crusoe Island on his way. This seed became the foundation of Lehi’s alfalfa industry. ● Planted the First Alfalfa crop in Lehi in 1860 by Cold Springs. Goodwin, Isaac H. ● Came with his father to Lehi in 1859 ● Built Houses ● Moved to Smithfield, Cache Valley in 1862 ● Moved to Escalante in 1876. Goodwin, LaVar ● Purchased the Lehi Cafe from Dennis Huggard in 1971 Goodwin, LaPriel ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Goodwin, Rex Edwin ● Born in Lehi on April 30, 1938 ● Graduated from Lehi High School ● Worked most of his life as a Cement Construction Worker ● Died January 23, 2014 Goodwin, Samuel I. ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. ● Lehi Second Ward Bishop 19171937 ● Lehi City Council Member 19061909 ● VicePresident State Bank of Lehi ● Built a home at 80 West and 400 North. ● Worked for the Peoples Coop for 36 years 18901926 ● Established Goodwins Golden Rule on Main Street on 13 May 1926. ● First Alpine School District Board member from Lehi 1916 and served as President of the Board. ● Retired in 1946 and moved to California. Goodwin, Thelma ● Founding Member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939. Gordon, Stanley ● Lehi City Fire Chief 197073 Gough, James ● Crossed the Plains and was the spiritual leader of their company. ● Came to Lehi with Joseph J. H. Colledge in 1862. ● Worked in the Mines and on the Railroad ● Moved over the creek in Lehi in 1868. He was the first one to locate in that district. Gough, James C. ● Lehi City Councilmember 191011 Graff, Lauritz (Louis) ● Lauritz (Louis) Graff was born in Eskebjerg, Denmark in 1853. ● First settled in Fairfield ● Louis Graff moved with his family to Weber County where they became affiliated with an apostate Mormon group, the Morrisites. ● Moved to California with the Morrisites ● Came to Utah, and established a business in Lehi in 1885. ● Garff erected a large twostory rock building at 154 West Main in 1887. ● It was known both as Garff Hall and the Lehi Opera House. ● Louis Garff married late in life. He was 37 when he finally wed Amelia Bromley on June 25, 1890. ● Within a year they moved into their new home at 118 East Main. ● But Garff’s life was cut short. He died on July 21, 1902 at age of 49. ● The Garff’s Main Street home was purchased in 1910, by George G. Robinson, new owner of the Lehi Roller Mills. ● In the early 1920s , Robinson and his wife Beulah built the fine home at 489 North 100 East now owned by Ralph and Rose Hoover. Granger, Clarence A. ● Had the first phone installed into his home in 1888. Grant, Myrten Francis ● Veteran World War II ● Presidential citation for the Po River Valley CampaignWorld War II ● First Graduating Class University of Utah Pharmacy School. ● Pharmacist in numerous Lehi Businesses and other towns. Grant, Ulysses S. ● Took over the Brown’s Hotel(Lehi Hotel) with B. W. Smith in October 1891. ● Changed the name to Hotel Lehi. ● Established the Alahambra Saloon in the Hotel. ● Their partnership dissolved soon after, and Grant took over the management of just the Alahambra Saloon. ● Leverett Brown took back the hotel in 1895. Grant, Mrs. Ulysses S. ● Established the Lehi Cafe in the Brown Hotel (Lehi Hotel) in 1891. ● Known for her fine confectionery. ● Known for have the finest cigars around. ● Known for having the finest ice cream in Lehi. ● Served fresh fruit, nuts and figs. Grant, Vervene ● Longtime Judge of Election ● Founding Member of the Lehi Serimpian Club in 1949. Grass, Henry ● Opened Grass Furniture at 151 East State in the old Coop Building on July 1, 1948. Gray, Charles ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. Gray, Gary H. ● Lehi Twelfth Ward Bishop 198489 Gray, James A. ● Lehi Nineteenth Ward Bishop 1989 Gray, Jared ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association Gray, Phillip D. ● Lehi First Ward Bishop 198589 ● Lehi Utah Stake Presidency ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association Gray, T.F. ● Sold the property for the Ross School in 1872. Green, Thomas ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Elected First City Counselor 185354 Greenwood, Dennis ● Opened Greenwood Carpets and Interiors in 197175 ● Opened LaFeria Reception Center in 197176 ● Flew Hot Air Balloon over Lehi and Utah County advertising his business. Greenwood, Kenneth ● Longtime Businessman of Lehi ● Opened Greenwood Carpets and Interiors in 197175 ● Opened LaFeria Reception Center in 197176 ● Purchased the Senate Building in 1971 ● Opened Ye Old Pool Hall Gift Shoppe in 197277 ● Flew Hot Air Balloon over Lehi and Utah County advertising his business. ● Served as Lehi City Mayor for two terms 19982006 ● Owned Numerous Apartment and Duplex Rentals in the Lehi area. ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2009 Greenwood, Rita Wing ● Married Kenneth Greenwood ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2009 Gudmundsen, Abraham ● Leased and Operated Saratoga Resort from 191823 ● Made the Silver Trowel used to cement the Cornerstone of the Lehi Tabernacle. ● Had a Jewelry Stand at 136 West Main Street. Gudmundsen, Gudmund ● Joined the Morrisites and moved to Fairfield ● Established a goldsmith business based on trade with the soldiers in Frogtown. ● Moved to California with the Morrisites. ● Rejoined LDS Church and moved back to Lehi. ● Opens the first Jewelry Store in Lehi 1871. Gunn, Robert ● Lehi City Attorney 197578 ● Opened his law office at 46 West Main in June 1977, ● Had a partnership with Kenneth Rusthon. Gunther, Betha ● Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club Gurney, J. Ferrin ● Born April 1907 in Lehi ● Served a mission to the Britain mission serving in Wales and Scotland ● Branch President in Scotland for eight months. ● Graduated from Brigham Young University ● Married Viriginia Weight...Parents to six children ● Taught Math at Lehi Jr. High School ● Counselor for many years. ● Lehi Jr. High Principal ● Mutual President for many years. ● Served as Sunday School Superintendent for eight years. ● Lehi Second Ward Bishop 19501955 ● Organizer and Secretary of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 194171. ● Lehi City Council Member 194447 Gurney, John Roland ● Born May 6, 1868 in Lehi, Utah. ● Farmer ● Father of three sons and one daughter. ● Died July 26, 1832 Gurney, Mary Frederickson ● Born March 8, 1878 in Vernon, Utah ● Moved to Lehi when she was married. ● Married John Roland Gurney on March 21, 1900. ● Mother of Four children Gurney, Paul ● Secretary Lehi Civic Improvement Association 2004present Gurney, William ● Came to Lehi in 1855 ● Senior President of the SixtyEighth Quorum of the Seventy Gurney, William F. ● Lehi City Council member 191013. ● Lehi’s 21st Mayor 19141917 ● With his sons, did most of the work on developing and planting Wines Park. ● Led Lehi into World War I. ● Developed the first speed limits for automobiles in Lehi. Hadfield, Dale ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1984 Hadfield, Danaca Palmer ● Lehi High School Cheerleader 198788 ● Miss Lehi 1988 ● Married John Hadfield Jr. ● Longtime and Residence and Supporter of Lehi Hadfield, Douglas ● First Bishop Lehi Seventeenth Ward 19831988 Hadfield, Elda ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1984 Hadfield, Ione ● Member of the Lehi Olympian club. Hadfield, Jay D. ● Eagle Project built the Map, Blueprints and Plans holder for the Lehi city Historical Archives. Hadfield, John ● Lifelong Citizen of Lehi ● Established Hadfield Irrigation ● Lehi City Council Member 199193 Hadfield, John Jr. ● Longtime Citizen of Lehi ● Established and Owner of Hadco Construction, one of the largest firms in Lehi. ● Supporter of Lehi City Historical Archives. Hadfield, William ● Lehi Third Ward Bishop 19231933 ● Adopted by Lehi FamilyThomas R. Jones Family. ● Delivered mail in Lehi from 19071944. ● Represented Utah at the National Convention of Mail Carriers. ● Superintendent of the 3rd Ward Sunday School 1904=1910. Hager, George ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Hired Hand of David Savage, brought with him to Lehi. Hakes, F. Russell ● Lehi Seminary Principal ● Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 19681974 ● Lehi Utah North Stake President 19741983 Hamilton, James H. ● Born in Mill Creek, Utah in 1859. ● Sugar Factory Superintendent ● Officer of the Commercial Club ● Built the Rose and Green Villa Home at 187 East 300 North. It was dedicated by Wilford Woodruff. ● Supervisor of the construction of the Jordan River Pumping Station. ● Founder of the Lehi Roller Mills ● Utah County Commissioner ● Director of the State Bank of Lehi ● Directory of the State Bank of American Fork ● First Bishop of the Second Ward ● Had large farm tracts west of the Jordan River Hammer, Anna Christene Orego ● Made Lehi her home in 1867 Hammer, George ● Lehi City Fire Chief 190411 Hammer, Hans ● Worked on the construction of the Salt Lake Temple ● Started a business selling to the soldiers at Camp Floyd 1858 ● Started a Livery business in 1871 and has been the leading livery in Lehi. Hammer, Joseph ● Received the first appendectomy in Lehi by Dr. Robert Steele in the building at 60 West Main in 1900. Hansen, Judy ● Founding Member Friends of the Lehi Archives 2013 ● Premier Donor Lehi City Historical Archives ● Lehi Library Board Member 2013 ● Volunteer Docent at the Utah State Capitol 20082013 ● Biographer of Oral Histories for Lehi Veterans. Hansen, Niels Christian ● Lehi Blacksmith on 400 E and State Street 18961931 Hansen, Michael ● Lehi Recreation Director for many years. Hanson, Leo ● Lehi City Councilmember 192227 Hardwick, Azubia Deseret Cox ● First Female Child born in Lehi ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Unveiled the new Pioneer Monument built in honor of the Fort Wall November 26, 1908 Hardy, Fred ● Lehi Cowboy Poet ● Lehi Author Harris, Almer ● Served in the Spanish American War and returned safely in Summer 1899. Harris, Carl (Blackie) ● Chairman of the Lehi Recreation bringing Lehi Sports to the fore front. ● Officer of the Lehi American Legion ● Director of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 19892008 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2005 Harris, Cloyd V. ● Mayor Cedar Fort ● Cedar Fort Bishop ● Lehi West Stake Presidency 19831989 Harris, Dallan ● Eagle Scout Project headed the Olympic Torch Monument for Lehi. ● The Monument was unveiled on Lehi’s 150th Birthday February 5, 2002 Harris, Jerry J. ● Lehi Businessman Purple Pig Pizza Palace ● Lehi Second Ward Bishop 1987 ● Professional Antique Collector ● Sold the Union Pacific Railroad Depot to the Lehi City Preservation Commission for the restoration of the building on State Street. Harris, Lynette Lewis ● Founding Member Friends of the Lehi Archives 2013 ● Premier Donor Lehi City Historical Archives ● Lehi Heritage/Historical Collector ● Artist Harrison, Frederick Sowter ● Born in Lehi in 1895 ● Casualty of World War I ● Died in an automobile accident in France. Hartshorn, Jesse ● Purchased with her husband Mel the Lehi Floral from Broadbents in June 1950. ● In July 1979 a $100,000 fire destroyed the Lehi Floral. It was later rebuilt ● Sold the business to Richard and Lynn Merrill Hartshorn, Melvin ● Purchased with his wife Jesse the Lehi Floral from Broadbents in June 1950. ● In July 1979 a $100,000 fire destroyed the Lehi Floral. It was later rebuilt ● Sold the business to Richard and Lynn Merrill. Harward, Fay ● Founding Member of the Lehi Liahonian club ● Owner of Western Auto with her husband. Harwood, James ● Made the first Harness produced in LehiFall 1854 ● Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852 ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. ● Lehi City Treasurer 189697 ● Lehi City Council member 19011903 ● Assessor for the Construction of the Lehi Meeting house Fall 1854 Harwood, Samuel ● Family settled in Lehi in 1852 ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Hasler, Dr. Walter T. ● Purchased the Dental building of E.C. Merrihew in 1907 and opened a medical practice. ● He built the home at 289 North 100 East. ● He moved from town in February of 1910. ● He sold the business to E.N. Webb in 1910. Hatch, Abram ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 ● Had an early Lehi Home Business in fashion ● Brought first Apple and Peach Trees to Lehi with James W. Taylor and John R. Murdock in Spring 1855. ● First Innkeeper in Lehi ● In 1865, hired teams to freight agriculture from Lehi to Montana for sale. ● Lehi City Treasurer 186162 ● Built the First Mill at the Mouth of American Fork Canyon in December 1851 Hatch, Charley ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Hatch, Hyrum ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Hatch, Lorenzo B. ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Elected First City Counselor 185355 ● Lehi City Treasurer 185658 ● Member of the Lehi Fort Committee Created Feb. 17, 1854. ● Built the First Mill at the Mouth of American Fork Canyon in December 1851 ● Chairman of the Carpentry for the Lehi Meeting House 185560 with Thomas Ashton and Hiland D. Wilcox. ● Lehi City Mayor 1863 Was called to be Bishop of Franklin, Idaho after serving only one month as Mayor of Lehi. ● Served as Mayor of Franklin, Idaho. ● First LDS member of the Idaho Territorial Legislature. ● Called on to colonize Woodruff, Arizona Hatch, Jeremiah ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Hatch, Silvia Karren ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Haws, Edith Broadbent ● Born in Lehi on December 5, 1907. ● Worked in the Broadbent Greenhouses and Store ● Lehi Fifth Ward Relief Society President for many years. ● Served in the 4H Program for many years. ● Favorite Church job was working with the Beehives over many years. ● Graduated from the LDS Business College in 1929 ● Worked as a stenographer for many years. ● Married Jay Knollin Haws in the Salt Lake Temple on November 3, 1933 ● Mother of Four Children ● Historian and Member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers: Snow Springs Camp. ● Had a great love of Genealogy and Temple Work. ● Loved decorating for Christmas. ● Served a mission to Australia with her husband. ● She loved to cook for her family. ● Ran the Haws Sweet Shop with her husband in June 1950. Catered weddings and parties. Haws, David ● Long time Lehi Florist and Businessman ● Chairman of the Miss Lehi Pageant for many years. ● Chairman of the Miss Utah Pageant for many years. ● Built Large Floats for Lehi City, American Fork City, Sandy City and other communities. Won many Sweepstakes awards for floats. ● Committee member Freedom Festival for many years. Haws, Jay K. ● Born in Tremonton on September 6, 1909 ● Lehi Businessman. ● Operated a coal yard business in Lehi. ● Opened the Haws Sweet Shop at 129 East Main Street in June 1950. Catered weddings and parties. ● Opened Haws Paint and Glass at 125 East Main in 1973 ● Contractor and built many homes in Lehi. ● Lehi City Council member 194043 ● He was head of the Utilities Commission in 1942 ● He served on the Planning and Zoning Commission ● He served on the Board of Adjustments ● Worked at Dugway Proving Grounds as a fireman ● Served in the Lehi Fifth Ward Bishopric for nine years 19371946 ● Jay and Edith served a mission to Australia ● Avid Genealogist. Served as stake Genealogist and taught classes for over 16 years. ● He was a very proud grandpa and loved his grandkids very deeply. He never missed a ball game or program if he could help it. ● Poet. Left a legacy of hundreds of poetry including one paying tribute to each member of his family. Haws, John Knollin Sr, ● Member of the Lehi Volunteer Fire Department for many years. ● Member of the Jaycee Organization for many years. ● Chairman of the Lehi District Boy Scouts division and served on the Board of the Utah National Parks Council for many years. ● Served in Desert Storm Middle East War. ● Member of the American Legion ● Colonel in the Utah National Guard. Lehi Commander for many years. ● Member of the Lehi City Council 199195 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1985 ● Donated Micron Groundbreaking Shovel and Shirt to the Lehi Historical Archives. ● Member of the Lehi Utah Stake High Council and Lehi Utah South Stake Clerk for many years. Haws, John Knollin Jr. ● Member of the First Lehi City Youth Council 1971 ● Lehi High School Studentbody President 197172 ● Lehi City Councilmember 197684 Haws, Shirley Jean Messersmith ● Born in Cedar Fort in 1935 ● Married John Knollin Haws in 1953. ● Opened Haws Paint and Glass and expanded to a Craft Store in 1973. ● Chairman Lehi Roundup Parade for nine years ● Lehi Library Board Member ● Lehi Chamber of Commerce Officer ● Businesswomen for many years. ● Delivered Mail to Cedar Fort for many years. ● Lehi Stake Young Women’s President for many years. Hayes, John Joseph ● Moved to Lehi in 1854 ● Had five children in Lehi ● Shoemaker by trade ● Wanted a farm; could find no land in Lehi so moved to Sanpete County in 1865. Hayward, Wilson ● Owned the Western Auto at 3 west Main. ● Sold the Western Auto to Guy and Mary Ellen Cash in February 1979. Hebrew, Esther Hutchings ● Served as a Nurse all over the world ● Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956 Hellewell, Parley ● Bought into Cash’s with Guy in 1988. ● Purchased Western Auto outright from Guy Cash in 1989. Herron, William C. ● Served in the Spanish American War and returned safely in Summer 1899. Hickman, Harlin Brent ● Born April 15, 1947 ● Spent 19 years at Kennecott as a Railroad Dispatcher ● Was a Railway engineer at Tooele Army Depot ● Avid Hunter and fisherman. ● Died Dec. 31, 2013. Hilliard, Tom ● Owner of a Photograph Studio at 46 West Main. Hilton, A. Eugene ● Lehi Second Ward Bishop 19551961 Hilton, Hugh ● Lehi Councilor 1861; resigned in November. Hinton, Harvard ● World War II veteran in the Phillipines. ● Lehi City Attorney 195273 Was Paid $10 a month. ● The upper offices of 116 Main became Harvard Hinton’s first law office in Lehi. ● Harvard later moved his offices to 46 West Main. He was there from 19591977. ● Chairman of the Board and John Hutchings Museum Attorney ● Lehi Fifth Ward Bishop 19521962 ● Assistant Secretary of State for Many years. Hinton, Rose Marie Brokow ● Born in Provo in 1928. ● Lived as a youth for a few years in Lehi. ● Graduated from BYU in English. ● Married Harvard Hinton in 1950 ● Moved to Lehi and were lifetime residents of Lehi. ● Sang and Played the Violin ● Poet ● Embroidered ● Headed the Lehi Stake Genealogy Program and Leader of the Extraction Program; one of the first in the Church. ● Served 3 missions with her husband and went all over the world developing genealogy programs for the Church. ● Kept 85 volumes of her history that she donated to the Brigham Young library. ● Died in November 2013 Holbrook, David ● Lehi Twelfth Ward Bishop 1989 ● Lehi Utah Stake President Holbrook, Dr. Horace ● Graduated from Medical Surgical College of Philadelphia in 1907 ● Bought Dr. Robert Steele’s Practice in 1907 and the Steele building at 60 West Main. ● He maintained the office at 60 West Main until 1913. ● He rented the building to the Christense Dental Parlor for two years until 1915. ● He sold the building to Utah Power and Light in 1915.

Holbrook, R. Garn ● Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956 ● Lehi City Council Member 194650 ● Chairman of the Lehi Centennial Monument Committee who established the Sulphur Springs monument. Holbrook Steven ● Important Lehi Farmer ● Lehi City Council member 20052013 ● One of the founders of the Hester Rippy Literacy Center ● Lehi Roundup Parade Committee ● College Single Ward Bishop ● Lehi Stake Executive Secretary Holcomb, Lester ● Lehi City Councilmember 197678 Holcomb, Rhoda ● Married Lester Holcomb ● Mother of Four children. ● Ran the Ye Old Pool Hall Gift Shop from 19721977. ● Worked at the Lehi Library for many years. Holden, James W. ● Lehi City Councilmember 19181920; 193637 Holdsworth, Jonas ● First Tanner of Lehi in a building built by David Evans and Canute Peterson 1862. Tannery shop stayed in business until 1870. ● Lehi city Council Member 19061909 ● Quarryman at the Zions Hill on West Lake ● Built the Blue Rock Building or Senate Building as a rental in 1891. Holm, Jens ● Came across in the Christensen Handcart Company 1857 ● Came to Lehi in 1858 Holmes, Lec ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association Holmstead, Suzanne ● Lehi City Treasurer1996Retired in 2012. Hoover, Ralph ● Lehi City Councilmember 195860 Hopkins, Charles ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● First Judge of Election 1853 ● Elected First Alderman of Lehi 185354 ● Territory Legislature gives Alonzo Rhodes, Charles Hopkins, Ezekiel Hopkins permission to build the bridge over the Jordan River January 21, 1853 Hopkins, Ezekiel ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Elected First City Counselor 185358 ● Territory Legislature gives Alonzo Rhodes, Charles Hopkins, Ezekiel Hopkins permission to build the bridge over the Jordan River January 21, 1853 Hopkins, Lydia Okie Van Dyke ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Hopkins, W. Karl ● Lehi High School Principal 19061916. ● Lehi City Council Member 191217. Horrocks, Lynn ● Opened Timberline Hunters supply in 1973 at 155 West Main. Howard, Don ● Opened a Truck Inn at 210 West State Street in April 1948, Howe, Mr (unknown) ● Chairman of the Mason work for the Lehi Meeting House 185560 with J. Wiley Norton. Hudson, Otto ● Lehi City Councilor 1891 Hudson, William ● Family settled in Lehi in 1852 ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. Huggard, Dennis ● Opened Porters Place in 1971 ● Owned Lehi CafeSold to LaVar goodwin in 1971. ● Opened Longbench Ice Cream Parlor next to Porters Place in 1973. Hunger, Ethel ● Had the winning name of the Lehi Roundup Rodeo Celebration. Hunsaker, Abraham ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 Hunt, Elwood ● Longtime Lehi Jr. High Teacher ● Lehi Fifth Ward Bishop 19681974 Hunt, Randy ● Bishop Lehi Fifth Ward ● Member of the Lehi Stake Presidency ● Lehi BusinessmanHunts Pest Control Hutchings, Alice ● Director of the WPA sewing center formed in the basement of the Memorial Building during the depression. Hutchings, Esther ● Collector and Creator of the John Hutchings Museum ● Named Outstanding Utah Couple in 1967 by the Sons of the Utah Pioneers. Hutchings, Harold ● Longtime Lehi Businessman Hutch’s Store ● Opened a Sports store in the Lone Peak Trading Post of Wattie Watkins. June 1946. It remained there until 1955. ● In 1955 he moved the business to the west side of the Racker Building at 189 West Main. ● Named John Hutchings Museum Curator in 1967. ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1990 Hutchings, John ● Collector and Creator of the John Hutchings Museum ● Named Curator for LifeJohn Hutchings Museum 1956. ● Named Outstanding Utah Couple in 1967 by the Sons of the Utah Pioneers. Hutchings, Marie ● First Vice President of the Serimpian Club founded in 1949. ● Leader of the Lehi Chamber of Commerce ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1990 ● Opened a Sports store in the Lone Peak Trading Post of Wattie Watkins. June 1946. It remained there until 1955. ● In 1955 he moved the business to the west side of the Racker Building at 189 West Main. ● Lehi Business owner. Hutch’s Hutchings, LaMar “Bud” ● Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956 ● Leaders of the Hutchings Orchestra Hutchings, William L. ● Family came across the plains in the Israel Evans Company 1857 Hyde, William ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 ● Major of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. ● Left Lehi to settle in Cache ValleySettled Hyde Park. 1860 Ingalls, Merrill Whittier ● Came to Utah in 1891 ● Chief Engineer at the Lehi Sugar Factory ● Engineer and Designer (with James H. Gardner) of the Jordan River Pumping Station. The Jordan River Pumping stationat one time was the largest pumps in the world. ● Lehi City Fire Chief 19011902 Innes, Russell ● Lehi City Councilmember 196669 ● Grand Marshall Lehi Roundup Parade ● Editor and Owner of the Lehi Free Press and the American Fork Citizen ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as Publicity Chairman. ● Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956 ● First Chairman of the Board of Trustees of John Hutchings Museum. ● Sold the Lehi Free Press and American Fork Citizen to Newtah in December 1978. ● Been in the newspaper business for fortyfour years. ● Died shortly afterward. ● Utah Newspaper Hall of FameLehi Free Press Innes, Phoebe ● Grand Marshall Lehi Roundup Parade ● Lehi High School Physical Education Teacher ● Murray High School Counselor ● Worked with the Lehi Stake Young Adults for many years. ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as Publicity Chairman. Jacobs, Harriet Austin ● Only women to be called on a mission from Lehi before 1904. Went to England from May 7, 1897 until Sept. 9, 1897. ● Opens her Millinery Store in Lehi 1866. Jacobs, John ● Family settled in Lehi in 1852 Jacklin, Ray ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 19892004 Jackson, Jeanne Coleman ● Born in Heber. ● Graduated from Wasatch High School; was Studentbody Secretary. ● Graduated from Brigham Young University ● Did graduate work at University of Chicago and Brigham Young University. ● Taught at Lehi High School for many years,. ● 19391942 Taught at Brigham Young University in the Clothing, Textiles and Food Department. ● Home Supervisor of the Rural Rehabilation Program in Sanpete, Millard and Juab Counties. ● VicePresident of the Stake Home Economics Association 193132 ● Member of the Executive Board of the Utah County Women’s Legislative Council. ● President of the Lehi Auctus Club 194647. ● Married W. Clell Jackson on September 10, 1936. ● Mother of Three Children ● Second Counselor Lehi Second Ward MIA. Jackson, John Jr. ● Came to Lehi in 1868David Evans chose him to reside in Lehi. ● Builder by Trade ● Cut and hauled Cedar Posts to Salt Lake ● Wagon threw him on the way to Salt Lake and his head got lodged in the wheel and his neck broke. Jackson, Juliet Peterson ● Born in Lehi in 1881. ● Married Elmer Jackson on January 7, 1901 ● Sang in many choirs including the choirs of Isaac Fox, James M. Kirkham; Relief Society and the ward choirs. ● President of the Lehi Fifth Ward Relief Society ● President of the Lehi Fifth Ward Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association. ● Member of the Finance Committee for the Lehi Fifth Ward Building ● Member of the Old Folks Committee for twenty years including chief cook for 5 years. Jackson, W. Clell. ● Electrician and Operator for the Lehi Power Plant ● Worked for the Lehi City Electrical Department ● Installed the Lights at Vets Ball Park and the Rodeo Grounds ● During World War II was an electrician at Camp Williams. ● Counselor to Bishop E. N. Webb and Bishop Cecil L. Ash of the Second Ward. ● President of the Lehi Second Ward Young Mens ● Active in Lehi Stake choirs and musical groups. ● Member of the Lehi Lions Club ● Installed the Frogs on the Pioneer Monument. ● Electrical Contractor Jackson, William Elmer ● Born in American Fork in 1879. ● 1903moved to Lehi ● Worked at the sugar Factory ● Peddled produce to Bingham Canyon. ● During World War I bought mules and horses for the United States Government. ● During World War II, he worked at Camp Williams, Camp Kearns, and Fort Douglas. ● He was the first Lehi Rodeo Chairman and on the committee many years. ● Member of the Lehi Old Folks Committee ● Loved Dancing. Jacobs, Andrew ● Manager of the Mount Pickle Factory on State Street. James, Samuel ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Jameson, Alex ● Opened a Bakery at 82 West Main in 1944 ● Moved to a new building in 1946 at 35 West Main ● Hired Alma Peterson to build the new building. ● The Bakery was a 20 X 60 foot block building with a brick front. ● The Bakery had an oven room and a show room with glass shelves. ● The Grand Opening of the building was on 22 July 1946 ● Jameson and his family moved to Monticello in 1950.. Jenkins, Keith ● Lehi City Councilmember 198891 Jenkins, Lars ● Lehi High School math teacher and Counselor for many years. ● Lehi City Judge ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2000 Jenkins, Zina ● Lifelong worker at State Bank of Lehi ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2000 Jenkinson, W.H. ● Initial Lehi FERA labor leader during the depression. 1934. John, Thomas ● Lehi City Attorney 1896(of Provo) Johnson, Anna Anderson ● Married to John Johnson ● Expert in working with hair. Made necklaces, watch chains, art work and the like from hair. Johnson, Charles L. ● Owner Johnson Store in Lehi Junction on Railroad Street ● Lehi City Councilmember 193435 Johnson, Fern G. ● Lehi City Treasurer 194647 Johnson, J.E. ● Lehi City Councilmember 193439 Johnson, John ● Came to Lehi in 1862 ● Lived “Over the Creek” ● Farmer Johnson, Howard H. ● Lehi North Stake Presidency 1983 ● Lehi Businessman ● Lehi City Mayor 20062009 Johnson, Mark I. ● Lehi City Council member 2003present. Johnson, Ralph ● Opened a Western Auto at 173 West Main in January 194750 ● Moved the Western Auto to 181 West Main in 195051 Jones, David ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. Jones, Elias M. ● Construction Foreman for the Salt Lake Temple ● Supervisor of the Masonry on the Lehi Tabernacle ● The appropriate ceremonies placed in position the cornerstone of the Lehi Tabernacle by Bishop Thomas R. Cutler. September 12, 1901. He assisted Bishop Cutler. Jones, Ellen William ● Married to Thomas R. Jones ● Came to Lehi in 1861 ● Lived first year in a cellar ● Built first home outside the Fort Wall ● Later moved to North Branch. ● First President of the Lehi North Branch Relief Society in 1877. Served for 35 years. ● First Counselor in the Primary. Served for 25 years. ● Adopted William Hadfield Jones, Frank W. ● Member Lehi Stake Presidency 19471968 Jones, Florence ● Hired as operator in 1905 for the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company. ● She was responsible for the handling of local calls. Jones, Helen ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club; secretary in 1950. Jones, Jack ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. Jones, J.G. Dr. ● Dentist in Lehi in the 192030’s ● Office was at 82 West Main. Jones, Mable Rockwell ● School Nurse ● Volunteer at Hutching’s Museum ● GreatGranddaughter of Orrin Porter Rockwell Jones, Samuel ● Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852 Jones, Thomas R. ● Came to Lehi in 1861 ● Lived first year in a cellar ● Built Home outside the fort wall ● Later Moved to the North Branch(new survey) ● On October 1, 1893, he became the first Branch President of the Northwest Branch (later became third ward). Was released in 1896. ● Director the start of the construction of the Third Ward Church. October 1, 1893 ● Adopted William Hadfield and brought the Hadfield family to Lehi. Given him to raise by the judge when he was on the jury. Jones, Thomas W. ● Lehi City Marshal 19181920 Judd, Riley ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Julian, Paul ● Born in Lehi ● Served in World War II as a pharmacist’s mate in Rhode Island. ● After World War II, used the GI bill to get a pharmacy degree from Idaho State. ● Operated a pharmacy in Sprague, Washington. ● Returned home to Lehi ● Opened Julians Drug in the former Jameson Bakery Building at 35 West Main in 1950. ● In early February 1954, he purchased the Merrihew building (the Dalley Building) and moved his Drug Store there.This is at 98 West Main Street. ● He made his living residents in the upstairs of the building. ● Saturday 27th March, 1954 was the grand opening of the new Julian’s Walgreen Drug. ● The business stayed open until 1964. Karren, Charles H. ● Lehi City Marshal 189495 Karren, Edward ● Lehi City Council Member 190405. Karren, John ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. Karren, Maria Lawrence ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Married to John Karren ● Caregiver to her family Karren, Thomas ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 ● Imported the first Agricultural equipment to Lehithe threshing Machine. ● First Missionary called from Lehi. Called to the Sandwich Islands. Served from 18521853. ● First Councilor to Bishop David Evans. ● Helped bring pioneer groups to Utah. Karren, Thomas Jr. ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Part of a Brigham Young called Lehi team to go to Winter Quarters and bring LDS converts to Utah 186166 ● Lehi City Councilor 185960 Keate, Arlene Allred ● First President of the Olympian Club formed in 1944. Keith, Roy L. ● Born in Missouri in 1893 ● Married Mary Evans of Lehi. ● Enlisted February 8, 1915. ● Casualty of World War I ● Died in Louisiana from a fall from a moving train. Kendall, Eli ● Lehi City Judge 190405; 191011 Kenning, Dr. James ● Lehi Dentist who had a dental office at 189 West Main from 194849. Kenning, Martha ● First President of the Serimpian Club formed in 1949. Kerns, Henry ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Kirkham, Dean ● American Legion Committee to Build Veterans Ballpark 1952 ● Lehi City Councilmember 195465 ● World War II veteran ● Honored in Spring 2013 for role in creating Veterans Ballpark. Kirkham, George ● As a young boy witnessed the Indian attack by Little Soldier’s group on an Overland Stage killing all. Kirkham, George William ● Came to Lehi in 1860 ● Spent time in building fences and roads. Kirkham, James M ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Takes over as editor the Lehi Banner and moves location of the paper 1905. ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. ● Utah Newspaper Hall of FameLehi Banner ● Created the Standard Knitting Company in the Kirkham Building 1906 ● James Kirkham and Sons Store goes into business in 1893. It stays in business until 1904. Kirkham, Joseph ● In 1887 was the Band Leader of the newly organized Lehi Silver Band. ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. ● Leader and Director of the Lehi Silver Band Kirkham, Joseph H. ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. Kirkham, LaVerde Bushman ● Sells the property for the Veterans Ballpark for a meager $1.500. Kirkham, Lou Gene Peterson ● Married Gen Kirkham ● Mother of four children. Kirkham, Melvin ● Lehi City Council member 19721975 ● Banker for several firms. ● Lehi Fifth Ward Bishopric Kirkham, Thomas F. ● Lehi City Treasurer 191213. ● Lehi City Recorder 193033; ● Appointed Financial Manager of the Lehi Sewer System in 1954 Kirkham, Thomas F, ● Lehi City Recorder 195257 ● Editor and Chairman of the Lehi Centennial History 1950 Kleinman, Carolyn ● Purchased LeFeria reception center from the Greenwood and formed the Colonial House in April 1976. Kleinman, Kevin ● Purchased LeFeria reception center from the Greenwood and formed the Colonial House in April 1976. Knight, William A. ● Lehi City Councilor 192021 ● Outspoken City Councilmember ● Worked at the Jordan River Pumphouses Knudsen, Merl ● First secretary of the Lehi Auctus club in 1939. Knudsen, Thorsten ● Moved to Provo when he first came to Utah ● Moved to Lehi in December 1866 and lived until his death. ● Moved to “Over the Creek” ● Farmer ● Only one son(Hyrum) lived to adulthood and moved to Logan ● Wife died early so he was left alone in Lehi. Kohler, Doyle ● Owner of the Pioneer Market ● Opened the new Kohlers food Store in in March 1983 ● Changed the name to Kohler’s Market and ran a successful store until his death in 2012. ● Opened a chaing store of Kohlers in Highland. ● Member of the Lehi Volunteer Fire Department for many years. Kleinman, Carolyn ● Purchased the LaFeria Reception Center with her son Kevin in 1976. ● They changed the name to Colonial House. ● They sold the business to Gary Nelson in 1978, Kleinman, Kevin ● Purchased the LaFeria Reception Center with his mother Carolyn in 1976. ● They changed the name to Colonial House. ● They sold the business to Gary Nelson in 1978, Kletting, Richard ● Architect of the Lehi tabernacle 1900. ● Architect of the Utah State Capitol, Saltaire, Beck’s Saratoga and the Salt Lake City offices. ● Architect of the Lehi Central School Krist, Louis ● Ran a Harness Shop on Main Street at 169 West Main during 192122. Lamb, James ● Came to Lehi in 1852 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 ● Veteran of the Walker War ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 ● Thrown from a load of lumber and killed in October 1896. Lamb, Suel ● Lehi City Marshal 1866 Lance, Jacob ● Vigilante type Murder Victim 1856. Buried in Pioneer Cemetery. ● Details of death are shrouded in mystery Langely, Sol ● Vigilante type Murder Victim 1861. Buried in Pioneer Cemetery. ● Details of death are shrouded in mystery Larsen, Betty ● Member of the Olympian Club. President in 1950. Larsen, Dr. Boyd ● Opened his first Dr. office3 in the Comer Building at 116 East Main in the upper office. It was in November 1946. Larsen, Edward J. ● Lehi City Councilmember 192227; 192835 Larsen, Lars Victor ● Came to Lehi in 1882 ● Shoemaker ● Built a home in Big Pastures south east of Lehi ● Prospector for precious metals Larsen, Linel J. ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 19371945 Larsen, Peter ● Local Lehi Butcher ● In 1886, he leased the People’s Coop meat market and ran a meat cutting business. ● In 1894, he purchased the Slaughtering House Meat Market building at 101 West Main for $1,209 but kept his business at the Coop. He leased the building as a clothes store. ● Sold the building to Hans Hammer in 1898. Larsen, Ralph ● Established Larsens AG Market in early 1959 in the Cooperative Building 173 East State ● Leased it from Armond Webb Larson, Rex N ● Veteran of WWII ● Owner of Larson’s Mink Ranch in Lehi Lawrence, Emma ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Lawson, John ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 Leany, Cleon ● Veteran of World War II. ● Established the Utah Theatre with his father at 154 West Main in September 1946. ● George and Cleon went into a partnership to form Leanys in 1945 ● Took over Leany’s from his father in 1953 and expanded into appliances. ● Purchased the Ross building in 1963 and expanded Leanys. ● In late 1970’s changed his name to Laney (the name before the family changed it.) ● Ran an entertainment business with Videos. ● After nearly 43 years in business tried to retire. ● Distinguished Photographer of Utah and the surrounding areas of Lehi. ● Leany store destroyed by fire on May 1, 1994. Leany, George Woodbury ● Lehi City Councilmember 194850 ● Lehi’s 32nd Mayor of Lehi 19501953 ● Established the Utah Theatre at 154 West Main in September 1946. ● Born in Harrisburg, Utah. ● Served in World War Ifought in the Meuse Argonne Offensive. ● Moved to Lehi in 1945 ● Purchased Goodwins Golden Rule in 1945. ● George and Cleon went into a partnership to form Leanys. ● In 1952, sold the business to Allreds for six months and then bought it back. ● Turned over running the store to his son Cleon in 1952 ● His service as Mayor is known for his leadership in cleaning up and beautifying the Lehi Cemetery. ● In office during the Korean War. ● He served many years on the Lehi Beautification Committee. ● He served on the Board of Directors of the John Hutchings Museum ● Did Real Estate with the Utah Valley Realty. ● Died in 1974. Leany, Relva Larsen ● Purchased the Ross building in 1963 and expanded with her husband Leany’s. ● Member of the Olympian ClubSecretary Treasurer in 1950. Lemmons, James ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 Leslie, George ● Had an early Lehi Home Business in fashion Lew, Larry ● Lehi Eighteenth Ward Bishop 1989 ● Lehi North Stake Presidency. Lewis, Alma Lynn(Snook) ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1981 and 1986 ● President of Lehi Civic Improvement Association 197280 ● Vice President of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1971 ● Director of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1964 ● President of Lehi Fire Department ● Lehi Sixth ward bishopric Lewis, Arlund Jr. ● Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop Lewis, Barbara ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club. Lewis,Beulah ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1981 and 1986 Lewis, Gary ● Vice President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 199499 ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 198693 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1999 ● Lehi City Recorder 198293 ● Board Member and Board Chairman of the TriCity Golf Course and Fox Hollow Golf Course for many years. ● Donated the Gary Lewis Lehi Roundup Rodeo Collection to the Lehi City Historical Archives. Lewis, George Alma ● Organizer and Director of the First Lehi Civic Improvement Association 194146 and 196571. ● 29th Mayor Of Lehi 194445 ● President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 19481964 ● Vice President of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1947 ● Served as Mayor during the ending of World War II ● Initiated Garbage collection in Lehi ● Bonded for Sewer system in Lehi. ● Rancher and a poultry farmer ● Served four years as the Deputy Utah County Assessor ● President of the Lehi Lions Club ● Served twelve years on the Old Folks Committee Lewis, Henry ● First Bishop of the Lehi Third Ward. 19031923 ● Treasurer of the Lehi Tabernacle Building Committee ● Elected to the Lehi City Council 19061909 ● First Mortician in Lehi ● Director of the People’s Cooperative ● School Trustee for many years ● President of the North Bench Irrigation Company ● Purchased the Ross School as a Real Estate Agent for a residential conversion in 1906 Lewis, John ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association Lewis, Rhea ● Founding Member Friends of the Lehi Archives ● Premier Donor Lehi City Historical Archives ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1999 Lewis, Stan ● President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 2000present ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 198999 ● Lehi Studentbody President 1968 ● Farmer and Rancher ● Lehi Stake High Council Lewis, Tom ● National Rodeo Finalist from Lehi 2011 Lind, Chris ● Lehi City Councilmember 19821989 Lindburg, Dennis J. ● Lehi Fifteenth Ward Bishop 198386 Lindquist,Cassell J. ● Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop 19751982 Little, Jessie C. ● First Mormon Pioneer to explore Lehi and Utah Valley 1847 Little Soldier ● Name of the Indian Leader who attacked and killed the people on an Overland Stage west of Lehi in retaliation of Army troops attacking them. 1863. Littlewood, William ● Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852 Loader, Mariah ● Member of the tragic Martin Handcart Company Arrived November 30, 1856. Losee, Abraham ● Worked for two years on a church farm in Salt Lake before coming to Lehi. ● Came to Lehi in 1850 ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Elected First Alderman of Lehi 185354 ● Lehi Councilor 18541855; 186162 Losee, Isaac ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Losee, Rex ● In 1953 Opened a Television Sales and Repair Shop on Main Street with Jack Barnes ● Instructor of electronics at Utah’s Technical College (Trade Tech). Lott, Abigail Evans ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Lott, Benjamin S. ● Lehi City Councilor 189495 Lott, Benjamin J. (BJ) ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1981 and 1988 ● President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1971 ● Vice President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 196163 and 196570. ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 19471960 ● Lehi City Councilmember 193839; 194446 ● Lehi City Recorder 194647 Lott, Dean ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 197285 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1997 Lott, Donna ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1997 Lott, George ● First Advertised Plumber of record in Lehi. 1909 Lott, John S. ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Assistant Commander Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 ● Lehi Marshal 186162 ● Lehi City Councilor 185658 ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Sent to help ill fated handcart companies by Brigham Young November 1856 Lott, Kathleen ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2013 ● Officer of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Lott, LeRoy E. ● Lehi City Council Member 19061909; 192833 Lott, Morgan S. ● Most Known Plumber in Lehi History. He learned plumbing while working at the Lehi Sugar Factory, and got his start in 1905. ● Established his business at 120 West Main Street from 19141917. ● Established his business in 1923 M.S. Lott Plumbing and Heating. Opened his business on State Street in 1937 on State Street in the old Cooperative building at 197 East State. He stayed there for two years. ● Added an new section to his Plumbing Business at 55 West Main in February 1947. ● Lehi City Council Member 191821 Lott, Permelia ● Her home was where the Auerbachs store was in Salt Lake ● Came to Lehi when her husband died. ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Settled Lottville ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Lott, Robert Bud ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2013 ● Member of the Hutchings Museum Collection Committee ● Collector of Pioneer and Western hardware Lott, Violet ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1981 and 1988 Loveridge, Alexander ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Loveridge, Edna Smith ● Founding Member of the Lehi Serimpian Club in 1949. ● Reporter and photographer Lehi Free Press ● Secretary Lehi High School Mackay, Brent ● Opened the First Arctic Circle In Lehi on State Street in 1953 Malan, Nahum Oscar ● Created the first private Gas Station in May 1921. It was on the Southeast Corner of Center and State. ● Ran a Funeral Parlor at 169 West Main for a short period of time. ● Purchased the Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank Building and opened a funeral parlor and crematory at the facility. It was open from 19231925. Mallet, Henry ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 Manning, J. Dale ● First Lehi Fifteenth Ward Bishop 197983 Martins, Jessie B. ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 Matthews, William ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 Maugh, Robert ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. Mayberry, Abraham ● Hired as a Carpenter to help build the Lehi City Park Pavilion in 1900 at 100 North and 500 West McConnell, Elizabeth Gustin ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 McConnell, George ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Part of a Brigham Young called Lehi team to go to Winter Quarters and bring LDS converts to Utah 186166 McConnell, Henry ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. McConnell, Jehiel ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Called by Brigham Young to settle Southern Utah in 1853; Released as second counselor to Bishop Evans. McConnell, William ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 McClure, Michael ● Bishop Lehi Thirteenth Ward McDowell, John R. ● Lehi First Ward Bishop 19741974 ● Lehi Thirteenth Ward Bishop 19741978 McKay, Clyde ● Owner of Fashion Cleaners at 101 West Main. ● Sold his business to Harold Ellison and Alvin Folkerson in December 1947. Meacham, Jamie Evans ● Miss Lehi 1992 Mears, Joel ● Lehi City Councilor 19001903 Meiling, J.O. ● Lehi City Recorder 192829; 193435 Mellor, Carl ● Lehi Elementary 5th Grade Teacher ● Sego Lily Principal ● Lehi 14th Ward Bishop 19771984 ● Lehi BusinessmanMellor’s Catering ● Lehi City Council member ● Reestablished the Sons of the Utah Pioneers in Lehi ● Officer Lehi Sons of the Utah Pioneers. ● Lehi Historian and Donor to the Lehi City Historical Archives. ● Member of the Lehi Historical Preservation Commission ● One of the original members of the Friends of Camp Floyd. ● Historical Preservationist”Lehi Hotel” Purchased it with his wife in 1997 ● Lehi Historical Tour Guide ● Tour Guide for Israel and the Biblical Areas. Mellor, Dimple ● Married Carl Mellor ● Lehi BusinessmanMellor’s Catering ● Historical Preservationist”Lehi Hotel” Purchased it with his husband in 1997 ● Died in 2013. Mendenhall, Florence ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club. Mercer, Charles Emmett ● Born in American Fork ● Served in World War I. ● Served at the Quartermaster Fort at Fort Keogh near Miles City in Montana breaking horses. Discharged in 1919. ● Married Lehi girl Geneve Evans and moved to Lehi. ● Purchased the William Yates home at 100 East and 200 North. Mercer, John ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Mercer, Julian ● Correspondent for the Daily Herald for many years writing historical pieces about Lehi. ● Member of the Lehi Historical Preservation Commission for many years and currently. ● Large donor to the Lehi City Historical Archives. See his writings on the web pages. ● Tenth Ward Emergency Preparedness Chairman during the floods of 198283. ● Member of the Lehi National Guard for many years. ● Candidate for Mayor of Lehi. Merrell, George ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Merrill, Fred ● Manager of the Plastering for the Lehi Tabernacle. Merrihew, E.C. ● Leased the John Beck home in 1890. ● Lehi Dentist ● Purchased the property at 72 West Main in 1898 expanding Main Street from between 100 and 200 West. ● The property had originally been part of the Anders Peterson homestead. ● The Dental Office was 18 X 20 foot size. ● The brickwork was done by Andrew Fjeld and Charles Ohran and were the probable builders of the Business. ● He was one of the most trained dentists of the time. ● He advertised using gas nitrious oxide. ● He sold the business to Dr. Walter T. Hasler. Merrihew, Harry Bert. ● During the history of Lehi, there were several Lehi Drug Stores. ● Merrihew Drug Store was the second Lehi Drug Store. ● Harry Bert Merrihew graduated from the Des Moines Iowa Highland park College of Pharmacy. ● He arrived in Lehi in 1907 ● Initially he established his business at 150 West Main. This proved unsatisfactory. ● Three years later in 1910 he purchased the Joyce property at 98 West Main. ● He built a twostory 40 X 50 foot structure with walls four bricks thick. ● He converted the upstairs as a lodge room for the Odd Fellows and the Modern Woodmen of the World fraternal orders. ● Merrihew had the finest soda fountain in the city’s history. The intricate walnut cabinet where soda glasses were stored is presently displayed in the Hutchings Museum. This ornate item featured a large arched mirror backdrop and a marble countertop. ● On September of 1917, Merrihew sold the Lehi Drug Store to John Franklin Bradshaw and his brotherinlaw Gerald R. Taylor. Merrill, Laurel Hutchings ● Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956 Millard, Chauncey ● Murdered Harlan P. Sweat freighter from New Hampshire near Saratoga on 11 December 1868. Miller, Clifford ● Ran the Royal Theater from 1928 with his father until his fathers death in 1950. ● Cliff ran the Royal Theater from 1950 until his retirement in 1976. He was involved in the Royal Theater for nearly 50 years. Miller, Elmer ● Lehi High School Principal 19181920 Miller, John H. ● Purchased the Royal Theater in 1928 and ran the Theater with his son Cliff until his death in 1950. He turned it over to his son. Miller, William A. ● Lehi North Stake Presidency 1983 ● President Utah National Parks Council Boy Scouts of America ● Lehi Dentist Miner, Bonnie Larsen ● Founding Member of the Lehi Serimpian Club in 1949 Mitchell, Dale ● Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 198384 ● Lehi Eighteenth Ward Bishop 19841989 Mitchell, D.R. ● Lehi High School Principal 19211939 Molen, Frank ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Molen, Wesley ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Morgan, J. Rulon ● Lehi City Attorney 194647 Morton, J.B. ● Lehi Councilor 186162 Moorehead, Elizabeth Thomas ● Her husband, 2 children and a brother died coming across the plains. ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● She married Samuel White and the moved to Cedar Fort ● Moved to American Fork when the soldiers came to Camp Floyd. ● Called to move to Smithfield. ● Was the first Relief Society President of Smithfield. Moorehead, Preston ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Mulliner, Samuel ● Tanner and a Shoemaker by trade. ● Settled in Salt Lake in 1850 ● Purchased a grist Mill in American Fork and had carding mill and a sugar cane mill making molasses. ● Mulliner Mill is built and completed by the Mill Pond in 1858. ● Resided in Lehi the rest of his life. Murdock, George W. ● Created Murdock Resort on Utah Lake May 30, 1891. Murdock, John Sr, ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Murdock, John R. ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Brought first Apple and Peach Trees to Lehi with James W. Taylor and John R. Murdock in Spring 1855 ● Served as Lehi Alderman 185455 ● Lehi’s 3rd Mayor 18611862 ● Served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 ● Sent by Brigham Young to help ill fated Handcart companies in November 1856. ● Led eleven parties from Lehi to bring LDS converts to Utah 18611866 ● Held the record of crossing the plains in 15 days. ● Called by Brigham Young in 1864 to be Bishop of Beaver, Utah. He moved from Lehi to Beaver. Served as Beaver Bishop from 18641877 ● Beaver Stake President 18771891 ● Served 8 terms in the Territorial Legislature ● Served 1 term in the State Legislature ● Established the Murdock Academy in Beaver; a branch of the Brigham Young Academy. ● Beaver county Probate Judge ● Colonel in the Beaver County Military District. ● Buried in Beaver, Utah. Murdock, Orrice ● Served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Musser, Mary White ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Myers, Joel ● Lehi City Councilor 189495 Naegle, John Conrad ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 ● Settled the Cold Spring area when he first came to Lehi in 1854 ● Made fortune from Gold Mines in California ● Member of the Mormon Battalion ● Purchased the Saratoga area in 1854 ● Sold the parcel of ground for the Relief Society Hall in 1880 at 212 West Main. ● Lehi Councilor 186162 Nattress, David E. ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1989 Neil, John ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Neilson, Lynette Schow ● Lehi Studentbody President 1979 ● Lehi Bank Teller First Security Bank and Central Bank Nielson, Connie Kirkham ● Married Glen Nielson ● Purchased the Home and Business at 3545 West Main.with her husband ● Opened Genie Scarf in the 60’s ● Changed the Business to This and That in November 1970 ● Now operates two “Bridal Centers” one in Provo and one in Lehi ● Celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the Business in 2013 ● Served as Lehi State Young Women President ● Served as Chairman of the Lehi Historical Preservation Commission and on the committee. ● Served on the commission that restored the Union Pacific Railroad Depot. ● Served as President of the Lehi Chamber of Commerce. ● Large donor to the Lehi City Historical Archives. Nielson, Donald V. ● Lehi First Ward Bishop 19741980 Nielson, Gary ● Owner and Operator of Colonial House from 19792010. Nielson, Glen ● Purchased the Home and Business at 3545 West Main. ● 19561959 he was a barber at Hotel Utah and the Regal Barber Shop. ● Opened Glen’s Barbershop at 35 West Main on 14 February 1959 ● Cut hair there until 1969 ● Opened a Wig business in Salt Lake City in the fall of 1969. ● Glen’s Barbershop closed down in 1970. Nielson, Marilyn Anderson ● Accomplished Piano and Organist. Recorded an album of Piano Music. ● Headed the committee for the David Evans statue that is the Legacy Park. ● Director of the Lehi City Senior Citizens for many years. ● Officer of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers for many years. Nielson, Vernon K ● First Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 19521958 Norberg, Lester M. ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 19451948 Norris, Kenneth Jr. ● Owner Western Tac and Togs ● Works for the Lehi Power Department ● Lehi City Historical Archives Board 2014 Norris, Robin Smith ● Owner Western Tac and Togs ● Works as a Dental Hygienist ● Lehi City Historical Archives Board 2014 Norton, David ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Norton, Henry ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 ● Lehi City Councilor 186162 Norton, John Wiley. ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Chairman of the Mason work for the Lehi Meeting House 185560 with Mr. Howe. ● Lehi City Alderman 18561858; 186162 ● Lehi City Councilor 185960; 1865; 1876 ● Lehi City Attorney 186976 ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. Norton, Isabell ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Ohran, Charles ● Contractor with Andrew Fjeld for the North Branch Meeting House at 500 West 1200 North in 1894. ● In 1898 Contractor with Andrew Fjeld for the E.C. Merrihew Building at 72 West Main. The beautiful brick work is still there Olmstead, Harold K. ● Born in Lehi in 1894 ● Enlisted in the Air Force on January 20, 1917 ● Casualty of World War IDied in a plane crash in 1919. Olmstead, Loren ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 Olmstead, Phillip ● Family settled in Lehi in 1852 ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Olsen, Arlene ● Purchased the Cooperative building at 197 East State in 1967 and established Outpost Antiques. ● Purchased the Comer Building and the Evans Cafe and moved Outpost Antiques to Main Street (116 West Main) in 1984. ● Married Wallace Olsen Olsen, Wallace ● Purchased the Cutler Mansion and restored the beautiful home. ● Purchased the Cooperative building at 197 East State in 1967 and established Outpost Antiques. ● Purchased the Comer Building and the Evans Cafe and moved Outpost Antiques to Main Street (116 West Main) in 1984. Olsterloh, Carl ● Opened Senate Shooting Gallery and Amusements in the Senate Building in 1898. It lasted just a short time. ● It was at 169 West Main Street Otterson, Nels ● Sheepherder west of Lehi. Otterson, P. Hugh ● Bishop Lehi First Ward 19621968 ● Lehi City Councilmember 195465 ● Opened Gateway Furniture store in 1953 at 189 West Main. Packer, Nathan ● Built the First Mill at the Mouth of American Fork Canyon in December 1851 Palmer, Donald S. ● First Lehi Eleventh Ward Bishop 19731979. ● Helped on the Eagle Project of Jay D. Hadfield who built a Map, Blueprint and Plan Holder for the Lehi Historical Archives. Parker, Teddy B. ● Bishop Lehi Sixth Ward 19591966 Partridge, Charles ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Partridge, Jonathan ● Sent by Brigham Young to help ill fated Handcart companies in November 1856. Pearce, David ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 Peck, Beda ● Married N.S. Peck ● Member of the Lehi Parade Committee for many years. ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the Decoration Chairman. Peck, Bruce ● Opened the Pacesetter Clothing Store at 101 West Main in 1971. Peck, E. Jay ● Lehi City Attorney 197375 Peck, Elwyn V. ● Lehi Eleventh Ward Bishop 19791983 Peck, Clay ● Bishop Lehi First Ward Peck, Kenneth N. ● Bishop Lehi Eighth Ward 1987 ● Lehi Studentbody President 1966 Peck, Lilith ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Peck, N.S. ● Owner/Operator of the Pecks Building Supply ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the Decoration Chairman Peck, Rialeen Berry ● Born in 1962 ● Lifelong Lehi Resident ● Married Cole Peck in 1982. ● Lehi Business owner with her husband Cole where she served as secretary out of her home. ● Long time Primary Worker ● Secretary of the Lehi High School Booster Club for many years. ● Died October 2013. Peet, Don ● Secretary of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 19722004 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1994 Peet, Fawn ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1994 Penrod, Cloyd ● Businessman Penny’s In Lehi ● Opened Penny’s 51025 cent Store at 106 West Main in April 1948. ● Expanded Pennys to have a Toyland Store next door in 1953. ● Lehi City Fire Chief 195865 Peterson, Ada ● Founding Member of the Lehi Serimpian Club in 1949. Peterson, A. Kent ● Lehi Ninth Ward Bishop 19781983 Peterson, Alma M. ● Lehi City Council Member 194647 ● Built the Jameson Bakery at 35 West Main in 1946 Peterson, Anders ● In 1862, homesteaded the property between 100 west and Center street on the north side of the road. ● They built their original adobe one room building on the site of 72 West Main Street. This was one of the earliest Lehi adobe homes. Peterson Andrew A. ● Came to Lehi in 1862 from Sweden. ● Lehi City Councilor 1880; 188390; 189697; serving six terms ● Served 12 years on the School Board ● Served on the Lehi Water Board ● Served two years as general watermaster ● Served 4 years as a Lehi Policeman ● Was one of the first stockholder of the Lehi Union Exchange ● Served as a Directors of the Peoples Coop. ● Served 31 years as the President of the Illir Scandinavian Saints of Lehi. ● Owned the Property on the Southwest corner of Main and Center Street. ● First built a five room adobe home on the site. ● Built the current home at 45 West Main in 1889. ● His property was the gathering place for the Scandinavian Saints. They had a flowing well, apple trees, and places to sit and eat. Peterson, Andrew F. ● Fought in the Utah War at Echo Canyon ● Came to Lehi during the move south ● Lehi became his home during his journey south. Peterson, Arthur ● Janitor at the Lehi High School for many years. Peterson, Berl ● Chief of Police 196381 Police Chief for 18 years. ● Acted in many Melodramas in Lehi productions. ● Became regular police officer until his retirement in 1988. Peterson, Bert ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the Arrangements Chairman. Peterson, Canute ● Led first expedition to Lehi and surveyed area in 1850 ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Made the first water ditches in Lehi. ● Became Counselor to Bishop David Evans ● Member of the First Lehi Library Association 1865 ● On the first boat wreck on Utah Lake and had to swim to shore. May 1851 ● Served as Lehi Alderman 18631866 and Lehi Counselor 18591860. ● Lehi City Treasurer 186366. ● Called by Brigham Young to settle Ephraim in 1867 ● Called as the Bishop of the Ephraim Ward in 1867 ● Called as the First Sanpete Stake President. ● In 1870 called as the Mission President of Scandinavia Peterson, Chester M. B. ● Born in 1903 in Lehi ● Carpenter by Trade ● Gifted work in cabinetry. ● Helped build the Lehi Fifth Ward Church and did a lot of the beautiful woodworking of that church. ● Did a lot of the cabinet work on the Lehi Tabernacle and is known for the beautiful work he did. ● Head maintenance man at Camp Williams during World War II. ● Died in 1948. Peterson, Dale ● Longtime Lehi Blacksmith ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 195985. ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1989 Peterson, Dan W. ● Lehi High School Principal 19551958 ● Superintendent Alpine School District Peterson, Don A. ● First Finnish Missionary from Lehi. 19491951 ● Lehi City Councilmember 19581969 Peterson, Doris ● Founding Member of the Lehi Serimpian Club in 1949. ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2006 Peterson, Ernest ● Lehi City Councilmember 194043 Peterson, Fred ● Lehi City Councilmember 193637 Peterson, Frieda ● Established the S&P Store at 189 East State in one of the old Cooperative buildings in 1959 with Ruby Southwick. Peterson, George S. ● Lehi City Judge 193537; 1950 ● Lehi City Councilmember 193235 ● Elected to the State Legislature 19500 Peterson, Hannah C. ● Came to Lehi in 1869 ● Married Andrew F. Peterson in 1869 ● Married Andrew F. Peterson in 1869 ● Set up as Relief Society President in 1907. ● Married John J. Jones in 1897. Peterson, Inez ● Lehi City Treasurer 193443 Peterson, Jared ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association Peterson, LuDean Bushman ● Secretary Lehi Elementary for many years. ● Married Ronald C. Peterson ● Mother of 4 children ● Vice President of Lehi High School in 194344. Peterson, Marie ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1989 Peterson, Marna ● Married to Anders Peterson. ● In 1862, homesteaded the property between 100 west and Center street on the north side of the road. ● They built their original adobe one room building on the site of 72 West Main Street. This was one of the earliest Lehi adobe homes. Peterson, Mary Ann Pherson. ● Married Andrew A. Peterson in Germany ● Walked the entire way across the plains ● Arrived in Lehi October 1862 ● Lived with her husband at 45 West Main Street.. Peterson, Mary ● Long time officer and member of the Daughter of the Utah Pioneers ● Married to Vere Peterson ● Was a Pink Lady for many years.. ● Member of the Olympian Club Peterson, Mathias ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Lehi City Council Member 19061909 Peterson, Paul ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2006 Peterson, Rebecca Leota Taylor ● Born in Lehi ● Attended the Thurman School ● Married Virgil H. Peterson on September 3, 1919 in the Salt Lake Temple ● Beautiful singing voice. She sang in all choirs and groups. ● She was the mother of six children ● She was a member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers. ● She served as President of the Relief Society of the Lehi Fifth Ward in 1947. ● She sang at over five hundred funeral services in Lehi. ● She was a choir director in ward and stake choirs and served in leadership of these choirs. ● She served as a Kindergarten Teacher in the Lehi Sunday School. Peterson, Ronald C. ● Lehi Planning and Zoning Committee for many years ● Lehi Board of Adjustments Committee for many years. ● Lehi Fifth Ward Bishopric ● Worked for E.N. Webb Jewelers for many years. Peterson, Thomas L. ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 19231926 Peterson, Valno ● Lehi Elementary Janitor for Many years. Peterson, Vere LaMont ● Lehi Fourteenth ward Bishop Peterson, Virgil H. ● Born in Lehi on December 13, 1894 ● Served a mission to the Northern States ● Served as a Home mission and as the Stake Mission President. ● Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward 19271928 ● Member of the first Lehi Stake Presidency 19281947 ● President of the Lehi Stake High Priests Quorum. ● Life Long Farmer. ● Life Long Democrat ● Grand Marshall Lehi Roundup 1966 ● Chairman of the Lehi Coordinating Council for many years. ● Utah State Legislature ● Lehi City Councilmember 193437; 194853 ● Spoke at over 800 funerals ● Initial Member of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers ● Officer of the State Mormon Battalion Association ● President Utah State Beet Grocer’s Association ● Director and President of the Lehi Irrigation Company for over twenty years. ● Lehi City Planning Board ● Utah County Planning Board ● Farm Security Board Member ● Lehi War Rations Board during World War II ● Served on the Board of Directors Hutchings Museum Peterson, Zella ● Member of the Lehi Liahonian club. Phelps, Richard L. ● Lehi Third Ward Bishop Phillips, Jane Zada Webb ● Piano Teacher for many years ● Founding Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club in 1943 ● Born July 19, 1920 in Lehi ● Married Jean Phillips in the Salt Lake Temple on September 6, 1939 ● Mother of 3 daughters ● Vice President of Lehi High School 193738 ● Graduated from Lehi High School in 1938 where she was active in Music and Drama. ● She worked at the Lehi Cannery 193738 ● Worked at Taylor Brothers Department Store in Provo in 193839 ● Most of her service in the church was as organist in some organization and Choir and and auxiliary chorister. Phillips, Jean Lauper ● Born in 1915 in Lehi ● Graduated from Lehi High School in 1933 ● Farmed during the great drought of 193435 ● Rancher in Riverside in 1935 ● President of the 68th Quorum of the Seventy in 1938 at the age of 23. ● Farmer and Stock Rancher ● Raised and Trained fine saddle horses. ● Organized the Lehi Riding Club in 1942 with 5 other men. ● Built a home on First East in Lehi. Phillips, Larry Wayne ● Born in 1943 in the Old Lehi Hospital ● Joined the National Guard in Lehi when he was 19 years. ● Served for over 40 years. ● Died in 2013 Pickle, Hannah ● Ran a private school from her home in the 1800’s. ● It was located where the Lehi Memorial Building is now. Player, Carolyn ● Lehi City Councilmember 199093 ● Officer of the Lehi Chamber of Commerce ● Longtime Lehi Bank employee working for three different banks. Pope, Arnold C. ● Bishop Lehi 10th Ward 197274 ● Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 19681974 ● Lehi City Council Member 197881 Powell, Arthur T. ● Opened the Lehi Block Plant in 1945 with Edward S. Fox. Powell, Benjamin ● Purchased the old adobe home from Anders and Marna Peterson home from their son John in 1886. ● Sold the property to Eva Seabright in 1898, Powell, Betty ● Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club Powell, Esther Ann Ashton ● Born in Lehi in 1856 ● Married Thaddeus Powell ● Card spun Wool in thread and made cloth. ● Provided for cloth for her family and others. Powell, James Q. ● Came to Lehi in 1856 ● First to sheep in Utah and Lehi ● Successful sheep and cattle rancher. Powell, James T. ● Lehi City Councilor 187576; 187980 Powell, Leland ● Lehi City Recorder 193846; 194850 ● Lehi City Judge 195065 ● Died as a Lehi City Judge ● Purchased the property at 101 West Main in 1913. ● Owned the property for 35 years. ● Opened Leland Powell Grocery Store on this site. Powell, Mac ● Lehi City Fire Chief 199495 Powell, Mary A. ● Wife of Benjamin A. Powell ● Sold their property at 72 West Main to Eva Seabright in 1898 Powell, Maxine Van Wagoner ● Founding Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club in 1943. Powell, Norma Price ● Member of the Olympian Club Powell, Thaddeus ● Went into the Sheep Business in 1872. He owned between 2,000 and 4,000 sheep. ● Bought the Mulliner Mill property in 1884 ● Sold the Mulliner Mill property for the Lehi Sugar Plant ● Lehi City Councilor 189495 ● Director Lehi Commercial and Saving Bank 18931900. Powell, Thomas James ● Born in Lehi in 1893 ● Enlisted September 5, 1918 into World War I ● Casualty of World war Idied of pneumonia in California. Powell, Wayne ● Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 18581868 Powell, William G. ● Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward 1988 ● Lehi Businessman Powell’s Service station and Auto Repair Powers, Ora ● Operated Powers Shoe Store with her husband Tom until their retirement in January 1977. Powers, Thomas ● Lehi City Treasurer 192021 ● Lehi Civic Improvement Association Organizer and first Vice President 19411946 and 19481960. Director in 1947. ● Lehi City Fire Chief 193451 ● Lehi Businessman running Powers Shoe Store which was in business from 1927 until his retirement in January 1977. Pratt, Parley P. ● First person to explore and navigate the waters of Utah Lake by Lehi. Dec. 1847 ● Explored around Lehi, over to Cedar Valley, West Mountains, and over to Tooele Dec. 1847. Price, Carma Gray ● First President of the Leity Club founded in 1956. Price, Dale ● Lehi High School Principal 19591980 ● Lehi Second Ward Bishop ● Member of the Lehi City Bicentennial Committee in 1976. Price, Leland ● In February 1938, opened the Peoples Store which later became the People’s Market with Armond Webb and Lowell Brown at 173 East state in the Old Cooperative Building. Price, Leland George ● Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop 19661970 ● Lehi First Tenth Ward Bishop 197072 ● Lehi Businessman Owner Price Brothers MarketStarted in 1945 Price, Rex T. ● Lehi Twelfth Ward Bishop 19791984 ● Lehi Businessman Owner Super Quality Market Price, Roger ● Opened a Barbershop at 60 West Main from 19481951 Price, Terry Hunter ● Lehi Veteran killed in the Vietnam War 1971. Price, William J. ● Lehi Businessman and owner Price Brothers MarketOpened it in 1945. ● Lehi Second Ward Bishop 19691972 Prior, Dean ● Lehi Football Coach for 25 Years. ● He also served as the Basketball coach and initiated wrestling at the High School.. ● Lehi High School Civics and Government teacher for 39 years 19291969 ● President of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 196570 ● Director of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 19471964 ● Lehi’s 28th Mayor 194043; 194647; ● As mayor initiated the Lehi Civic Improvement Association. ● Mayor of Lehi during World War II. He served three terms. 194043; 194647. ● Organized the Civil Defense preparations; Air raids and “blackouts” were practiced. ● Lehi correspondent for the Salt Lake Tribune. ● President of the Lehi Lions Club ● Directed the Lehi Community Recreation department for fifteen years. ● Served in the Utah State Legislature 196566 ● Elected again to the Utah State Legislature in 1971. He died while in office. ● Governor Calvin Rampton spoke at his funeral. Pulham, Marvin ● Director of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 197280 Racker, Christian ● Member of the first Lehi Brass Band in 1871. Racker, Frederick Eugene ● Born in Lehi in 1877 ● At age twelve became an apprentice with the Lehi Publishing Company in 1889 ● At age fourteen became a Clerk and teamster at the Peoples Cooperative18911897 ● Volunteered to serve in the Spanish American WarWent to the Philippines. ● Infected with a serious case of dysentery. Almost died. Returned to a hospital in San Francisco, ● Returned and went to work as a miner. ● Rejoined the Army and served throughout the United States ● Served as a School Teacher in the army. ● Died of Dysentery in 1905 Racker, Jacob E. ● Took over the east businesses at the retirement of his father William Racker in 1922. ● It stayed Racker Mercantile with his initials in front. ● The store went out of business in 1925 Racker, Leonard D. ● Took over the west businesses at the retirement of his father William Racker in 1922. ● Established the Winchester Store. ● It went out of business in 1925 Racker, William E. ● Lehi City Treasurer 187987 ● Lehi’s 20th Mayor 19111913 ● Came to live in Lehi in 1868. ● Clerk at the local Tithing Office for seven years ● Worked for the People’s Coop serving as bookkeeper, ten years as SecretaryTreasurer and Superintendent. Leadership brought the People’s for successful financial period. ● Retired from the People’s Coop to serve a mission to Denmark. ● Negotiated a buyout of the Peoples Cooperative store on Main Street. The Racker Mercantile Company opens for business. 1905 ● Built an addition to his store on the east portion. 1912 ● In 1922 he turned over the business to his sons in 1922. ● Developed a three section business area on the north side of Main Street called Racker Block. ● One of the primary proponents of the Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank and Director in 1891. ● Businessmen Thomas R. Cutler, Ira D. Wines, and William J. Racker built and established the Union Hotel in 1891. Wines bought them out in 1908. ● Director and Chairman of the State Bank of Lehi ● President and Director of the Utah County Power and Light Company Radmall, Gregory J. ● Bishop Lehi Thirteenth Ward 1986 Rappleye, Tunis ● Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. First to have his home and wall built to eight feet. ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Moved to Sanpete County Rasmussen, Wesley ● Lehi City council Member 198892 Ray, Max ● Lehi City Fire Chief 197881 Raymond, Alonzo Pearls ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 Ream, Marian ● In April 1977 purchased the Webb Jewelry building at 72 West Main and the Powers building at 68 West Main. ● She Opened a Reams Wrangler in Lehi. Rhodes, Alonzo D ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Lehi City Marshal 18541858 ● Territory Legislature gives Alonzo Rhodes, Charles Hopkins, Ezekiel Hopkins permission to build the bridge over the Jordan River January 21, 1853 ● Sent by Brigham Young to help ill fated Handcart companies in November 1856. Rhodes, Lucile ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939. Revill, Johnny ● Lehi City Council member 20092016 ● Emcee, Miss Utah and Miss Lehi Pageants ● Sings in the group Johnny and the Rebels Rhodes, Alonzo D. ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 ● Lehi City Marshal 18691871 Richens, Jay E. ● Lehi First Ward Bishop Ricks, George A ● Lehi City Marshal 1947; 195257 ● Lehi Third Ward Bishop 19421949 ● Author Ricks, Howard ● Lehi City Council Member 194043 Rigby, William B. ● Supervised the Adobe Pit and the adobe brick production for the Lehi Meeting House with William W. Taylor and Abel Evans 185560. Rippy, Hester ● Founder of the Lehi Rippy Literacy Center ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2010 Roberts, John T. Jr. ● Born in 1848 ● Came to Lehi in 1863 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Freighted by Team in Nevada after the war. ● Lehi City Council Member for two terms 189497 ● Lehi City Treasurer for six terms 18881892. 19001903 ● 17th Lehi City Mayor 190405 ● Came to Lehi in November 1863. ● Worked at the People’s Coop and was manager of the Branch on Main Street for fourteen years. ● Served on the Lehi School Board for six years. `Served as Chairman ● President of the 68th Quorum of the Seventy. Roberts, Joseph ● Lehi City Marshal 18881890 Robinson, George G. ● Born in 1869 ● Moved to American Fork. ● Worked for Chipmans in American Fork running their mill. ● Moved to Lehi in 1910. He purchased the Graff home at 118 East Main Street. ● Member of the Lehi City Council 19111917; 192227 ● Ran the Lehi Roller Mills. 1907 ● Purchased the recently built Lehi Roller Mill and Elevator company for approximately $10,000. He also purchased the Garff residence located near the mill. May 10. 1920 ● Sold the Graff home to Alva H. and Udene Wing in 1924. Robinson, Howard W. ● Lehi City Councilmember 19581965. Robinson, Joseph ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. Robinson, Josephine ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Rockhill, Nate ● Purchased the Comer Building at 116 West Main in 1906 ● Owned the Hoosier Hotel at 116 West Main ● Renamed it the Glee Club Saloon when it moved to 125 West Main. ● Rockhill was arrested for selling alcohol on Sunday. ● He also was arrested for selling alcohol to minors. ● In 1898 the Lehi Prohibition put him out of business. and he closed the saloons. ● He moved to Sevier County.in 1898 ● Owner and operator of the Log Cabin Saloon and Pool and Billiard Parlor. in 19031919. Rockwell, Christina Olsen ● Third Wife of Porter Rockwell ● Took Porter to Salt Lake until his death. ● Lived in Lehi after Porter’s Death Rockwell, Porter ● Present at the Organization of the LDS Church 1832 ● Porter’s home in Missouri destroyed by mob 1934 ● Bartender for Joseph Smith in Nauvoo 1943 ● Participated in the destruction of the Nauvoo Expositor June 1844 ● Kills 5 men and wounds another at Nauvoo 1845 after the death of Joseph Smith. ● Appointed Brigham Young’s Bodyguard ● Part of the Advanced group who reaches Salt Lake Valley first. Picture on the This is the Place Monument ● Led Mormon Battalion members from California to Salt Lake 1848 ● Named the State of Deseret Deputy Marshal in 1849. ● Opened a saloon at Sutter’s Mill in California in 1849 ● Important member of the Lott Smith Initial Utah War military group ● Opened the Hot Springs Brewery and Inn at the Point of the Mountain. 1859 ● Ran the Ferry across the Jordan River from 18611868. Provided it for the Pony Express, Transcontinental telegraph and the Overland Stage. The Ferry was a platoon like system which was either pulled or poled across the river. The Ferry sank from High Winds on 09 June 1863. ● Owned the block where the Legacy Center is. Built his home outside the Lehi Fort. ● Brought cattle wrestling charges before Brigham Young against Israel Evans. In 1866 bought a lot in Salt Lake City from Wells Fargo. ● Captured the notorious murder Chauncy Millard in 1869 Rockwell, Leonard, ● Purchased the Merrihew Building in 1964. ● Rented it to the Post Office and Jo’s Fashion. ● They lived in the upstairs apartment. ● Sold the Merrihew Building to Wes Dalley in 1973. Rockwell, Twila ● Owned the Merrihew building in 1964 ● Very Prominent Lehi Artist. Rodeback, Addie Winn ● First Lehi Public Librarian 191011 Rogers, Samuel ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Rolfe, Jasper ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 Ross, Amanda ● In charge of activities, banquets and socials of the Ross School ● Purchased the Ross Block of Lehi Main Street with her son William in Fall of 1900. Ross, John Edgar ● Settled Lehi in 1853 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Part of a Brigham Young called Lehi team to go to Winter Quarters and bring LDS converts to Utah 186166 ● Did more for Lehi Education than any other man ● Taught school for 29 years. ● Taught at the Ross Schoolschool is still existing today. The school was named after him when he retired. ● Retired in 1897. ● Named a School Trustee in 1897 ● Whipped students. Believed that a student would not succeed until he had produced blood. ● Lehi City Councilor 1875. ● Lehi City Alderman 1876; 188386 ● Lehi City Recorder 187984; 188792. 189697 1900 Ross, Stephen ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 Ross, Stephen W. ● Lehi City Attorney 1895; 1897; 19051908 ● Lehi City Judge 19001903 Ross, William ● Lehi City Postmaster ● Purchased the Ross Block of Main Street in Fall of 1900 Rothe, Joseph ● Lehi City Councilmember 195154 Royle, Ann Capstick ● Born in 1812 ● Married Henry Royle (died in 1852) ● Moved to Lehi in 1851 ● Mother of the First Male Child born in LehiHenry Royle Born in 1851 ● Married John Mercer(died 1860) ● Married Samuel Mulliner. ● Died in 1879. Royle, Henry ● Proficient at making adobes. ● Built the first meeting house in Salt Lake ● First Explorer of Lehi with Canute Peterson. in early 1850 ● Settled for 3 days with the David Clark family at Stinkweed Springs on Dry Creek, one mile east of Sulphur Springs. ● Moved to Sulphur Springs to the group after three days camping. ● Came to Sulphur Springs to settle in 1850. Tree fell on him and he had to go to Salt Lake. ● Came to Lehi in Spring 1851 ● Died in early 1852 ● Father of the First Male Child born in Lehi. Royle, Henry ● First Male Child born in Lehi on June 22, 1851. ● Unveiled the new Pioneer Monument built in honor of the Fort Wall November 26, 1908 Royle, H.M ● Lehi Fire Chief 191617 Rushton, Kenneth ● Lehi City Attorney 19782009 ● Opened his law office in Lehi June 1977 at 46 West Main. Had his office there from 197782. ● Moved to the old State Bank of Lehi building in 1982 ● Was a partner with Robert Gunn for a few years. ● Lehi High School Student Body President 1967 Russon, Eliza Round ● Born in 1830 ● Married Lot Russon in 1850 ● Came to Lehi in 1872 ● Died in 1908 while her husband was on a mission. Russon, Dee Ray ● Lehi City Council member ● Owner of the John Franklin Bradshaw home at 3 East State in 1997. Russon, JaLaine Singleton ● Married Dee Ray Russon ● Owner of the John Franklin Bradshaw home at 3 East State in 1997. Russon, Karlyn ● First Olympian Club Treasurer in 1944. Russon, Kevin ● Bishop Lehi 16th Ward ● Stake Presidency UVU student stake ● Stake Presidency LDS Missionary training Center Russon, Lela ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club. Russon, Lott Sr. ● First Lehi Old Folks committee 1892 ● Came to Lehi in 1872 ● First Elders Quorum President in Lehi. Served for 22 years. ● Only missed 4 meetings in 22 years. Russon, Merlin ● Lehi Fourteenth Ward Bishop 19841988 Russon, Stanford D. ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 19771983 Sabey, Art ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1971 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1979 ● Lehi City Councilmember 19601965 Sabey, Odessa ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1979 Salzner, Franz ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. Sampson, Garry ● Born in Delta in 1941 ● Family Moved to Lehi in 1955 ● Trained as a Barber ● Worked at Glen’s Barbershop from 19691970. ● Fought as mayor for the continuation of CRSP for Lehi City. ● Worked for Intermountain Consumer Power Association. ● 40th Mayor Of Lehi 198283 ● Lehi City Councilmember 198084 ● Member of the Lehi Stake Presidency ● Lehi City Judge 20042011 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1983 Sampson, Kaye Stewart ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1983 Sauer, Robert ● In the 1900’s took over the Lehi Silver Band and brought it to great prominence. ● Left Lehi To teach music at Brigham Young University. Savage, David ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Called to be the Religious Leader of the Sulphr Springs Settlement. ● Elected First Alderman of Lehi 185354 ● Religio ● Helped establish the first cemetery where John Griggs White was buried. He made the coffin out of White’s wagon and dug the first grave with a wooden shovel. Savage, Levi, Jr. ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 Savage, Mary Ann White ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Schow, Alvin ● Lehi World War II veteran. Went to war at age 17. ● Lehi Utah Stake President 19771987 ● Bishop Lehi Fifth Ward 19741977 ● Bugler for the American Legion ● Bookkeeper for the Lehi Roller Mills for many years ● Longtime employee of State Bank of Lehi. ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2003 Schow, Anchor Carlos ● First Lehi Utah Stake President 19281947 Schow, Elaine Norman ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2003 Schow, George Peter ● Born in 1853 ● Worked as a Miner in Little Cottonwood and Bingham mines 1872 ● Started a business taking agricultural products from Lehi and selling them at the Mines at Bingham.. ● Successful Farmer and Dry Farming west of the Jordan River ● Spent several years in California teaching them the principles of irrigation. ● Joined the LDS Church in Lehi ● Counselor to Andrew Fjeld in the Lehi First Ward Bishopric. Schow, George Sidney ● First Lehi Man to graduate from the University of Utah Seabright, Eva ● Purchased the property at 72 West Main in 1898 and resold it the same day to build the E.C. Merrihew Dental Office. Seeley, Kristy Cox ● Lehi Public Librarian 2004Present Sermon, Randy ● Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward Sharp, Frank E, ● 33rd Mayor of Lehi 195457 ● Born in Lehi in 1898 ● Served as Lehi High School Student Body President 19171918 ● Worked for the Utah Idaho Sugar Plant for eight years ● Served thirtyseven years as District Agent and Collection Manager for Utah Power and Light. ● Pushed and Completed bringing sewer to Lehi as Mayor. ● President of the Lehi Lions Club ● Member of the Lehi Beautification Committee for many years. ● Chorister for the Lehi Fourth Ward for many years. ● Sang at hundreds of church and civic functions throughout the years. ● Farmer up west of the Lehi Cemetery. ● Died in 1967. Sharp, William ● Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852 ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854 Sharp, William R. ● Lehi City Councilor 189192 Shaw, Mary Johnson Jackson ● Came to Lehi in 1868 with her husband John Jackson Jr. ● Always known as Mother Jackson. Shaw, Naomi ● Married to Frank Shaw ● Long time Kindergarten Teacher at Lehi Elementary ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club; Served as president in 1950. Shelton, Joseph ● Lehi Ninth Ward Bishop 19701978 ● Lehi City Council member 198084 Shepherd, G. Kent ● Lehi Eighth Ward Bishop 197277 ● Lehi City Council Member 198489 Shock, Duane P. ● Lehi Sixteenth Ward Bishop 198286 ● Long time Lehi High School Math Teacher Simmonds, Henry ● Family came across the plains in the Israel Evans Company 1857 ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. Simmons, William ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 Simper, Dan ● Owner Dans Drive Inn on Main Street in Lehi. Singleton, Blaine Kenneth ● Born in American Fork. ● Moved to Lehi in 1946 ● Graduated from Lehi High School in 1947 ● Attended BYU in Chemistry ● Veteran of the Korean War 195052 ● Member of the Utah National Guard 19531966 ● Worked for Geneva Steel 19531959 ● Worked for UNSYS Corporation 19591991. ● Lehi’s 38th Mayor 197881 ● Served on the Lehi City Board of Adjustments ● Served on the Lehi Planning and Zoning Commission ● Received two Community Service Awards in 1985 and 1986 ● Bought the first computer system for Lehi CityLarge Burrough B91 computer. Singleton, Edythe Goates ● Married Kenneth Singleton. ● Mother of three children ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club. Singleton, Kenneth D. ● Bishop Lehi Second Ward 19611966 Skeen, David ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Skeen, Joseph ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Served as Lehi City Councilor 18541855 Skeen, Maria Amanda ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 (wife) Skeen, William ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Skinner, J. Wendell ● First Lehi Eighth Ward Bishop 19651972 Slater, Joseph ● Family Came across to Utah in the Daniel Robinson Handcart Company1860. Smith, Anna Coleman ● Born in 1833 ● Married Joseph J. Smith in 1850. ● Came to Lehi in 1851. ● She died in 1909. Smith, B. W. ● Rio Grande Agent in Lehi for many years. ● Took over management of the Brown Hotel(Lehi Hotel) with Ulysses S. Grant In 1891 ● Dissolved partnership soon afterwards and he reatined sole management of the Hotel until approximately 1895. Smith, Edward ● Lehi City Judge 189293 Smith, Emerette ● First President of the Athenian Club created in 1909 Smith, George A. ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. Smith, George H. ● Lehi City Councilor 189899 Smith, Grant B. ● Longtime Dry Farmer and turkey producer ● Lehi City Councilmember 19581965 ● Fire Chief Lehi Fire Department 197477, 198289 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2007 Smith, James ● Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop ● Lehi Volunteer Fireman ● Chairman of the Lehi Stake Emergency Preparedness Committee during the floods of 198283. ● Lehi Utah Stake President ● Long time Lehi FarmerCedar Valley Farms. ● Moved to Cedar Fort. Smith, Jesse ● Lehi City Councilors 188790 Smith, John Y. ● Lehi City Attorney 19011904 ● State Senator from Lehi. Smith, Joseph E. ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 19261937 ● Lehi City Council Member 193233; 194043 ● Lehi City Judge 193839 Smith, Joseph F. ● Dedicates the Lehi Tabernacle May 15, 1910 ● Attended the Lehi Homecoming June 511, 1911 Smith, Joseph J. ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Built a saw mill on the Dry Creek ● First Blacksmith of Lehi ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. ● In 1883 moved to the North Bench and built a blacksmith shop, a large barn and a large adobe home. Smith, John Y. ● Lehi City Attorney 1900 ● Charter Member of the Lehi Silver Band in 1887 ● Leader and Director of the Lehi Silver Band ● SoninLaw of Thomas R. Cutler ● Built a home at 518 North 100 East in Lehi in 1903 out of brick. ● Cashier at Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank ● Utah State Senator ● Married Emerett Cutler. Smith, Lewis ● Lehi High School Student Body President 1931 ● Lehi Volunteer Fireman Smith, Kaye Louise Passey ● Married Ronald V. Smith in 1961 ● They are the proud parents of eight children Smith, Mae ● Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the CoChairmen. Smith, Marvel ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club. Smith, Mearle ● Lehi High School Business Teacher ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 19831988 Smith, Robert D. ● Lehi Eighth Ward Bishop 19771983 ● Lehi North Stake Presidency Counselor 1983 Smith, Ronald V. ● Born in Lehi in 1936. ● Worked at Geneva Steel 195860 ● Graduated from BYU in 1963 ● Teacher in Granite School District for over 31 years. ● In 1969 he bought the small farm where he had grown up and moved back to Lehi ● Lehi Eleventh Ward Bishop 198388 ● Lehi North Stake Young Men President 198891 ● Lehi City Councilmember 199293 ● Named the 43rd Lehi City Mayor at the resignation of Guy Cash 19921994. Smith, Roosevelt ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the CoChairmen. ● Longtime Lehi Farmer and Rancher. Smith, Rose ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2007 ● Was one of the first people to drive over the new 115 from Lehi Smith, Samuel T. ● Family settled in Lehi in 1852 ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Smith, Sarah Ann Liddiard ● Born in 1831 ● Married to Joseph J. Smith ● Came to Lehi in 1865 ● Opens the first permanent Hotel and Restaurant by the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. Fall 1881 ● Taught school at her home (Building is still there.) at 390 West Main. ● The school was built out of adobe in 1865. ● The students would set on benches and use slates to do their work. ● There was a cellar underneath the school for the students to hide in case of Indian attack. ● Sold the Hotel in 1891 to Leverett W. Brown. ● Died in 1909. Smith, Stanley ● Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop 1986 ● Lehi Utah Stake President(2014) Smith, Thomas Candyman ● After converting to Mormonism, he came to Utah to prepare for his family in 1878. ● He purchased land and his mother already lived here. He brought trunks of clothes and left them with his mother. ● During his absence his mother died and he didn’t return until 1884. ● When he came back, he found his property was sold and saw people with his clothes on. ● John Woodhouse family took him in until he could get other property. ● Thomas Smith held grudges against the LDS Church and held the leaders responsible for his loss. ● He opened a confectionery at 154 West Main. The business did not do well because of this renouncing membership in the LDS Church. ● Leaders asked him to reconsider his membership or they would avoid buying his wares. ● He moved his production to his home and built the confectionery shop that is still at 411 West 100 South. ● All around the room were brick ovens. ● Huge hooks were on the walls where he made his taffy. ● He became known as Candy Tom and with his horse Charley and a buggy would load it up with the candy and go to St. John, Faust, Vernon, Cloves, Ajax and Loaded Pass. He would be seen going from town to town selling his wares. ● The boycott of his wares were soon forgotten and children of the day remember the allday suckers, taffy and the Lucky Streak. ● Lucky Streaks were candy and if the taffy had a streak, the child would get another nickel and could buy another candy with it. Smith, Virginia ● Member of the Lehi Olympian club. Smith, Wicliffe ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 Smoot, Abraham O. ● Utah Stake President when Lehi was a member of the Stake ● Dedicated the Relief Society Hall on 27 April 1884. Smuin, Boyd ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the Treasurer. Smuin, Katherine ● Lehi City Treasurer 195460 Smuin, Pauline ● Founding Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club in 1943. ● Lehi Parade Committee for many years. ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the Treasurer. Snow, Eliza R. ● General Church President named by Brigham Young in 1867 ● Came to Lehi and called the first Relief Society Presidency in Lehi on 27 October 1868. ● Attended meetings in the building in October 1883. ● Attended the Relief Society Hall dedication on 27 April 1884 Snow, William ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Lehi Alderman 185658; 186162 ● Sulphur Springs name was changed to Snow Springs after William Snow purchased the property. Sorenson, Winnell ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Southwick, Ann Marie Taylor ● Born in 1841 ● Married Edward Southwick in 1866 ● Suffered Asthma ● Died in 1892. Southwick, Dorothy ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Southwick, Edward ● Born 1842 ● Shoemaker by trade ● Came to Lehi in 1871 ● Worked on building Railroad up American Fork Canyon in 1871 ● Member of the Lehi School Board ● Died in 1888/ Southwick, Edward Jr. ● Born in 1871 ● Sunday School Superintendent ● President of the 68th Quorum of the Seventy. ● City Recorder 18981899 ● School Trustee from 19071910 ● Lehi’s 19th Mayor 191011 ● State Legislature 191314 and 191718 ● Served in the State Senate from 19191921. ● Director of the State Bank of Lehi. ● Real Estate Agent on Main Street ● Farmer ● Dairy Inspector for the Utah State Department of Agriculture ● Mayor during the Lehi Homecoming Celebration June 511, 1911. Southwick, Ernest ● Lehi City Marshal 191617 Southwick, Michael ● President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 19891993 ● Vice President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 198688 ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 197285 ● Longtime Lehi Volunteer Fireman ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1996 Southwick, Michael Vanile ● Lehi Volunteer Fire Department ● Lehi Tenth Ward Bishop 1987 ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 2002present ● Lehi Utah Stake Presidency ● Lehi City Council 2011 Southwick, Rebecca (Becky) ● Purchased the property at 101 West Main Street and opened a Dance Studio. Southwick, Rex ● Lehi City Fire Chief 196669 Southwick, Byrl ● Founding Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club in 1943 Southwick, Ruby ● Established the S&P Store at 189 East State in one of the old Cooperative buildings in 1959 with Frieda Peterson. Southwick, Shirley Webb ● Alpine School District Homemaking Teacher for many years. ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1996 Southwick, William ● Born in 1835 ● Came to Lehi in 1857 ● Worked for farmerslater owned his own farm. ● Joined the Lehi militia ● Helped on building the Lehi Meeting House ● Lehi Police Chief ● 1858 Member of the Lehi choir. ● Created the the first ever Old Folks Committee in Lehi in December 1892. It was started in Lehi and expanded throughout Utah. The first Old Folks Party was held in Lehi at the Lehi Opera House. ● Chairman of the First Old Folks Party ever held in the church in 1892. ● Served in the position for 20 years. ● Member of the Dramatic Society of Lehi ● Watermaster of Lehi ● President of the Lehi Water District Spires, John ● Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Spry, WilliamGovernor of Utah ● Attended the Lehi Homecoming Celebration June 511, 1911. Standring, Edwin ● Born in 1828 ● Came to Lehi in 1857 ● Second Counselor to Bishop Thomas Cutler ● Went to Court on Polygamy charges in 1888. ● Died of pneumonia in 1888 Standring, Judd Edward ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Standring, Rebecca ● Born in 1828 ● Married to Edwin Strandring ● Came to Lehi after the move south during the Utah War ● Member of the Home Dramatic Association ● Secretary in the First Lehi Relief Society Presidency 1868. ● Second President of the Relief Society of Alpine Stake 18791913 Stanley, Robin Hutchings ● Played in the Hutchings Orchestra ● Board of Directors of John Hutchings Museum ● Member of the Hutchings Museum Collection Committee ● Employed at Bank of American Fork in Lehi ● Started working at State Bank of Lehi for Alvin Schow. ● Lehi Chamber of Commerce Officer. ● Expert in minerals and rocks and has a large collection. Steele, Dr. Robert ● Opened a medical office at 101 West Main Street in 1896. ● Purchased the land at 60 West Main and built a new Medical Office. ● Performed the first appendectomy performed in Lehi in this building. It was on Joseph Hammer. ● He was the most successful of all the Drs at the turn of the century. ● He led a movement to get Lehi children vaccinated against smallpox during the Smallpox Epidemic of 1900. ● He was able to get the State Board of Health to mandate all children get the vaccination before they went to school. ● Most of Lehi refused to have the vaccine and had meetings of protest. ● Dr. Steele moved his business to Salt Lake and sold the building to Dr. Horace Holbrook. Stewart, Boyd S. ● Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 19681973 ● Lehi West Stake President 19831990 ● Lehi BusinessmanSuper Quality Market Stewart, Carl Lloyd ● Stewart, Hannah Victoria Bone ● Born in Lehi in August 1872 ● Married Harry Jasper Stewart on February 20, 1893 ● Mother of Seven Children. Stewart, Harry Jasper ● Born in Lehi in May 1869. ● Carpenter by Trade and build many buildings still standing in Lehi ● Church worker Stewart, John ● Born in 1827 ● Moved to Camp Floyd in 1859 ● Moved to Lehi in 1868 ● Carpenter ● Died in 1898 Stewart, Lee ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 19942004 Stewart, Lydia Rolf ● Born in 1831 ● Married John Stewart in 1851 ● Came to Lehi in 1868 ● Died in 1912 Stewart, May LaRee Strickland ● Born November 2, 1937 in American Fork. ● Grew up in Cedar Fort ● Graduated from Lehi High School in 1958 ● Married Carl Lloyd Stewart in the Salt Lake Temple May 29, 1957. ● Their first home was in Cedar Fort. ● Moved shortly later and has lived in Lehi ever since. ● LaRee worked as a Librarian for Alpine School District for 23 years. ● She served as the Lehi 6th Ward Relief Society President ● She is the mother of five children. ● She died January 24, 2014 Stewart, Raymond ● Established the Stewart Lumber Company north of the Lehi Rodeo Grounds in 1945. Stoddart, Birdie ● Hired as a operator for the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company in 1905, ● She was responsible for all of the Long Distance Calls. Stoddart, Ira ● First Hotel Proprietor of the Union Hotel on State Street in 1891. She and her husband Robert managed it until November 1905 when it was sold to Ira Wines. Stoddart, Robert ● Member of the First Mormon Handcart Company. Edmund Ellsworth was the Captain. Arrived September 26, 1856 ● First Hotel Proprietor of the Union Hotel on State Street in 1891. He and his wife Ira managed it until November 1905 when it was sold to Ira Wines. Stoker, John ● First Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 19031923 ● Lehi City Treasurer 191011 Stoney, Robert ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Strasburg, G. Bryant ● Lehi Second Ward Bishop 19721977 Strasburg, George T. ● Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956 ● Lehi Civic Improvement Association Director 19481971 ● Lehi City Councilmember 195055 Strasburg, Laura ● Founding Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club in 1943. Straw, Steve ● Steve Straw,was a man from Florida. He was a southern gentleman, over six feet tall, and had a beard like Colonel Sanders of Chicken fame. ● He opened Silver Dollar Market in 1961 at 181 West Main ● He built the building at 200 East and Main Street on the Southwest Corner. ● He sold it shortly afterward to Doyle Kohler and Mr. Allen. ● Steve went and completed his Doctorate degree and was a professor at a University. Strong, James W. ● Raise in the Black Hills of South Dakota ● Lehi First Ward Bishop 198085 ● Lehi Utah Stake Presidency ● John Hutchings Museum Tour Guide and Mineral Expert ● Member of the John Hutchings Museum Collection Committee Sudweeks, Sherral ● Bishop Lehi Seventh Ward 19841989 Sunderland, Reed ● Lehi Jr. High School Science Teacher ● Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 19731978 ● Lehi City Council member 196673 Swain, Edna ● Lehi Public Librarian 19681978 Sweat, Harlan P. ● 24 year old freighter from New Hampshire ● He was murdered near Saratoga by young Chauncey Millard on 11 December 1861. ● He was originally buried in the Pioneer Cemetery. ● His relatives from New Hampshire hired the body to be moved to the Lehi Cemetery and hired a headstone to be made. It is one of the most interesting stones in the cemetery. Swenson, Calvin H. ● Born December 3, 1916. ● Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop 19521959 ● Chairman of State Bank of Lehi ● 35th Mayor of Lehi 196669 ● Grew up in Pleasant Grove. ● Graduated from BYU in Political Science in 1939 ● Started his Banking career at the State Bank of Pleasant Grove. ● Married a Lehi girl Ila Schow in 1939 ● Moved to Lehi in 1946 and joined State Bank of Lehi as cashier. ● President and director of the State Bank of Lehi. ● President of the Lehi Lion Club ● President of the Chamber of Commerce ● Chairman of the Lehi Hospital Board ● Chairman Lehi Planning and Zoning Committee ● Directly involved in the changing of State Bank of Lehi to Deseret Bank. ● Executive Committee of the Western Independent Bankers Association. ● Served as President of the Utah Banker’s Association. ● Lehi Stake High Council ● Stake Mission President ● Member of the Provo Temple Presidency and Temple Sealer. ● Woodworking was his favorite pastime. Swenson, Ila Schow ● Born in Lehi ● High School Teacher at Spanish Fork High School. Had to resign her contract when she got married. Only single women could teach school. ● Married Calvin Swenson. in 1939. Taylor, Ann Rogers ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. ● During the Smallpox epidemic in Lehi, she risked her life by vaccinating every child in Lehi and taking care of the sick. Taylor, David ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Taylor, Gerald R. ● In September 1917 purchased Merrihew Drug store with John Franklin Bradshaw fpr $15,000. It was at 98 West Main. ● In 1919 traded the Merrihew Building for the Garff Hall and the Opera House. ● Bought out Lehi Drug Company from John Franklin Bradshaw with his brother Stan Taylor in 1927.. ● Ran the Lehi Drug Company portion on Main Street (Stan ran the State Street Drug. ● In 1959, after 41 years of business, sold his business to his soninlaw Abel J. Ekins. Taylor, Herbert ● Lehi City Treasurer 19141920 Taylor, Isaac ● Charter Member of the Lehi Silver Band in 1887. Taylor, James W. ● Brought the first Apple and Peach Trees to Lehi with Abram Hatch and John R. Murdock Spring 1855. ● First Stage Manager for the Lehi Dramatic Association 1854. ● Member of the First Lehi Library Association 1865 ● President of the People’s Coop ● Lehi City Alderman 185962 ● Lehi City Councilor 185658 Taylor, Martha Ann Fox ● Born in 1844 ● Came to Lehi in 1860 ● Married Samuel R. Taylor in 1861 ● Named to the First Old Folks Committee in Lehi ● Member of the First Ward Relief Society Presidency ● Politically Active. ● Parents of 15 children. Taylor, Oscar ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Taylor, Robert ● Lehi City Marshal 1906 Taylor, Samuel Rogers ● Born in 1840 ● Came to Lehi in 1853 ● Helped build the first Lehi Meeting House ● Married Martha Ann FoxOne of the first marriages from Lehi in the Endowment House. ● Police Captain in 1871 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Member of the first Lehi Bass Band in 1871. Served for 20 years. ● Member of the Old Enough Band Served for 20 years. ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. ● Lehi 12th Mayor 18891890 ● Served as Lehi Alderman 1880; 188788 ● Served as a Lehi Councilor 187986;18981903 ● Lehi City Judge 19061909 ● Died September 1, 1911 Taylor, Stanley M. ● Chairman of the American Legion Veterans Ballpark Committee 1952 ● Lehi City Recorder 192425 ● 26th Mayor of Lehi 193435 ● World War I veteranfought in the trenches of France. ● Pharmacist ● 1921 Became a partner in Lehi Drug Company ● Managed State Street Drugstore 19261961. ● Formed Hawks Drug Company which became Salt Lake Drug Company in Salt Lake. ● He was a charter member of the Lehi Lions Club ● Founding Member of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association ● Helped organize the Lehi Post of the American Legion. ● Served as chairman of six of the Lehi Ward Bond Drives during World War II. ● Served as commander of the Commander of the Local American Legion Post from 19411947. Taylor, Thomas ● Had an early Lehi Home Business in fashion ● Started the First Lehi Business with Brother William in Fall 1861 ● It was located at 181189 West Main. ● Firm served as an exchange intermediary between Lehi townspeople and the huge US Military base at Camp Floyd in Cedar Valley. ● The Union Exchange put them them and most other stores out of business. ● President of the First Dramatic Association in LehiStarted in 1854 ● People’s Cooperative is formed by Thomas R. Cutler and Thomas and William W. Taylor in anticipation of the railroad coming to Lehi. This is one of the most important businesses to come to Lehi. ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. ● Lehi City Recorder 18541858 Taylor, William T. ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. Taylor, William Whitehead ● Born in 1928 ● Helped build the Salt Lake 15th Ward Meeting House ● Excavated for the Salt Lake Temple ● Saw the Salt Lake Temple Cornerstone laid and Dedicated ● Moved to Lehi in 1853 ● Fairy and Dairy Farmer ● Supervised the Adobe Pit and the adobe brick production for the Lehi Meeting House with William B. Rigby and Abel Evans. ● Had an early Lehi Home Business in fashion ● Started the First Lehi Business with Brother Thomas in Fall 1861. ● It was located at 181189 West Main. ● Firm served as an exchange intermediary between Lehi townspeople and the huge US Military base at Camp Floyd in Cedar Valley. ● The Union Exchange put them them and most other stores out of business. ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Named Manager. Also served as Secretary. ● People’s Cooperative is formed by Thomas R. Cutler and William W. Taylor in anticipation of the railroad coming to Lehi. This is one of the most important businesses to come to Lehi. ● Member of the Lehi Militia ● Died in 1907 Terry, Harold ● Longtime Lehi City Police Officer ● Shot in Duty, but survived ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2012 Terry, Karen ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2012 Thayn, Ronald E. ● Lehi Third Ward Bishop 19771979 ● Lehi West Stake Presidency 19831989 Thomas, Blaine ● Lehi City Council Member 19701975 Thomas, Claiborne ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● First Judge of Election 1853 ● Bought a skiff and started first Fishing enterprise in Lehi Winter 1850. Thomas, Daniel C. ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Thomas, Daniel Stillwell ● Born in 1805 ● Family settled in Lehi in 1852 ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Served as a School Board Trustee ● Chairman of the Construction of the Lehi Meeting House Fall 1854 ● Build the First Lehi SchoolThurman School 1863 Thomas, Daniel W. ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Lehi City Councilor 195658 Thomas, Jane Gaither ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 Thomas, John ● Surveyed and Dug the Bull River Ditch from Alpine across the Bench to the Jordan River in 1875. Thomas, Joseph A. ● Lehi City Marshal 186768,1893; 189699 ● Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 Thomas, Mamie Smuin Thomas ● Purchased the Lehi Hotel as a residence in 1929. ● It was located at 394 West Main.

Thomas, Martha Paine ● Wife of Daniel Stillwell Thomas ● Served as a Counselor in the First Lehi Relief Society Presidency 18681892. Thomas, Myra Amanda Clark ● Born in Lehi in 1854 ● Expertise in Needle Work ● Excellent Saddle Horse Rider ● Went to every funeral in Lehi..Felt it was her duty. ● Died in 1900 two days after the birth of her last child. Thomas, Preston ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Member of the Lehi Fort Committee Created Feb. 17, 1854. ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Served as Lehi Alderman 195455 ● First Teacher in Lehi in the Log Cabin School House Fall 1851. ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. ● Elected as one of the first Lehi School District Board Members 1854 Thomas, Stanley W. ● Born in Lehi in 1898 ● Enlisted July 26, 1917. ● Casualty of World War IDied from wounds Nov. 12, 1919. Thrasher, Edward ● Owner of the Lehi Business Green Grocery in 1917. Thurgood, Debbie Cullimore ● Amateur Historian and Scientist ● Amateur PhotographerSeveral of her photographs of birds are featured at the John Hutchings Museum. ● John Hutchings Museum Record Keeper and Docent ● Profession Quilt maker and a teacher of sewing at the John Hutchings Museum. ● Direct Descendent from Lehi Pioneers. Thurman, David J. ● Member of the first Lehi Bass Band in 1871. ● Lehi City Attorney 189293; 1898 ● Lehi City Judge 19181920 Thurman, George William (Thurmond) ● Born in 1843 ● Worked for the Overland Stage in 1864 ● Transferred to Fairfield for the stage in 1865 ● Fought in the Black Hawk War ● 186869 Taught school in Lehi ● 186970 Taught school in Cedar Fort ● 187071 Taught school in Lehi ● Director and creator of the Lehi Brass Band in 1871. ● First Lehi Sexton. Surveyed new cemetery with Israel Evans. ● Murdered by a student on Christmas Eve at the Thurman School 1871 Thurman, Samuel R. ● First President Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association April 23. 1875 ● Lehi City Alderman 187277; 187980 ● Lehi City Attorney 188586 ● Became Lehi’s 8th Mayor with the resignation of Mayor William Winn in 1877. Reelected for another term in 188182. Resigned in 1882. ● Instrumental in forming the Democratic Party in Utah ● Formed the Sagebrush Democratsfirst mayor party in Utah ● Utah State Democratic Chairman for many years ● Ran for United States Congress but was defeated ● Member of the Utah Supreme Court ● Served eight terms on the Utah Territorial Legislature. ● Strong supporter of Women’s Right to vote and other issues. ● Went to Law School in Ann Arbor Michigan. ● Moved from Lehi To Provo to dedicate himself to the Law Profession. ● Formed a Law Firm with David Evans Jr. ● Served an LDS Mission to England. Timothy, Hyrum ● Lehi City Marshal 1892 ● In 189394 was a committee member on the North Branch Meeting House at 500 West and 1200 North. Titcomb, Luke ● Moved to Lehi in 1852 ● Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo Canyon during the Utah War. Served as the Cook ● Helped build the Meeting House. Served at the Janitor ● Farmer ● Died in 1913 Todd, Derek ● Graduated from Brigham Young University ● Former City Administrator for Renton, Washington and Frederick, Colorado ● Lehi City Administrator 2012Present Time. Trane, Eliza Maria Howes ● Born in 1849 ● Moved to Lehi in 1854 ● Married Thomas F. Trane ● Mother of eight children Trane, Thomas F. ● Born in 1846 ● Came to Lehi in 1860resided for 52 years ● Hauled freight for Brigham Young 1864 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Worked on building the Transcontinental Railroad ● Present that the driving of the Golden Spike. ● Bingham Miner ● Lehi City Treasurer 189899 ● Lehi City Councilor 189193 ● Member of the Lehi School Board. Trane, Vera ● Piano Teacher for many years. ● Directed Many Lehi Choirs ● Toured Europe with the LDS Relief Society Choir ● Founding member of the Lehi Liahonian Club in 1943. Trinnaman, Thomas ● Lehi City Marshal 193839 Tripp, George Frederick ● Born in August 23, 1926 in Hinckley, Utah. ● Grew up on a ranch in Callao. ● Graduated from Lehi High School in 1944 ● Served in the Merchant Marines from 194547 ● Went to work in the home building industry after the war. ● Worked as a Lehi City electrician 194951 ● Worked for the Lehi Post Office from 19511981 for thirty years. ● Worked for Alpine School District as a cabinet maker 19811992 ● Named Alpine School District’s employee of the year for 198990 ● 41st Mayor of Lehi 198489 ● Board of Directors John Hutchings Museum ● Bishop Lehi First Ward 19681974 ● Served as President of the Timpanogos Special Service District 198486 ● Served as Vicechairman and secretary Treasurer of the Mountainland Council of government. 198789 ● Served as Vicechairman of the Utah County Council of Governments 198788 ● Patriarch UVU Single Stake ● President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 199499 ● Vice President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 198993 ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 198188 and 20002004 ● Longtime Lehi Post Office employeeStarted out delivering the mail on bicycle. Retired after 30 years. ● Board of Directors Utah Associated Municipal Power Ststems (UAMPS). ● Board of Directors Intermountain Consumer Power Association (ICPA) ● Actively Involved in the 1990 remodeling of the Memorial Building for the John Hutchings Museum. Blackie Harris and George in charge. ● Veteran of World War II. United States Merchant Marines ● Served on the Utah County Planning Commission beginning in 1991. Served as Vicechair in 199394. ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2004 ● Died February 27. 2014 of Leukemia Tripp, Shirley Jean Peterson ● Married George Tripp in August 25, 1948 in the Salt Lake Temple ● Raised six children in Lehi. ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2004 Tucker, Valten J. ● Lehi West Stake Presidency 19891990 ● Lehi West Stake President 1990 ● LDS Japan Mission President Tuckett, Arden F. ● Lehi First Ward Bishop 1989 ● Lehi Businessman Lehi Bakery Turner, Alfred ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 Turner, Blanche ● Lehi City Treasurer 194445; 194853 Turner, Clemn ● Lehi City Marshal 194351, 19581961 ● Lehi City Judge 196668 Turner, James ● Lehi City Councilor 18921893 Turner, Wesley ● Member of the Lehi Jaycees. ● Lehi Chairman of the 1953 Get Out the Vote Campaign. ● Pilot ● Member of the Lehi Volunteer Fire Department. Turner, William ● Manager of the Plastering on the Lehi Tabernacle Urry, Calvin ● Member of the Lehi Volunteer Fire Department ● Bishop Lehi 16th Ward 1989 Van Dyke, William ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Van Wagoner, Alta ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Van Wagoner, Richard ● As a Boy Scout, he received his Eagle and receiver every Merit Badge available. ● Received his M.S. degree from BYU in 1970.A clinical audiologist. He was the owner of Mountain West Hearing Center in Salt Lake City. ● Author LehiPortrait of a Utah Town ● Created the Lehi Archives at the Lehi Library. ● Wrote a series of articles on the History of Lehi called Yesteryear collection. The collection was donated to the Lehi City Historical Archives. ● Inducted into the Lehi High School Hall of Fame Fall 2002 ● The coauthor of "A Book of Mormons," he also authored "Mormon Polygamy: A History," "Lehi: Portraits of a Utah Town," "Sidney Rigdon: A Portrait of Religious Excess" and "Pioneering Lehi City: A 150year Pictorial History." ● Lehi City voted to publish the book “Lehi: Portraits of a Utah Town” on December 13, 1988 city council meeting. 4,000 copies were printed for $76,000. ● His "Lehi: Portraits of a Utah Town," was recognized by the Mormon History Association as "the best biography in the field of Mormon history in 1995," and also awarded the Best Book Award by the John Whitmer Historical Society. ● He also received an Award of Merit from the American Association for State and Local History in 1997 for his"contributions to the understanding of Utah history." ● The Utah Historical Society awarded him the Media Award for his fiveyear "Lehi Free Press" feature, "Lehi Yesteryears. ● He was a founding member of the Lehi Historical Preservation Commission and also served as the Lehi City Historical Archivist. ● He is one of the principals responsible for the Veterans Memorial Building restoration and the old Lehi Railroad Station restoration, the Porter Rockwell statue and plaza. ● A member of the Board of Editors of both Signature Books and the "Utah Historical Quarterly," he has published extensively on Western American and Mormon history. ● Created the Lehi Mayor Wall at Lehi City Hall. Wadsworth, Dr.Thomas ● First real Doctor opens his shop in 1881. Wadsworth, Thomas J. ● Lehi City Treasurer 190408 ● Son of Dr. Thomas Wadsworth, he opened the Wadsworth Drug Store at 101 West Main Street from 19051912. ● He moved to Santaquin in 1912. Wagner, Kenneth ● Lehi High School Basketball Coach who won the 2A Basketball Tournament in 1983. Wagstaff, Brent ● Large Donator of Pioneer Books, Patriotic Books and Cabinets to the Lehi Historical Archives. Walker, Betty Lou ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2001 Walker, Dale ● Lehi Volunteer Firemen for many years ● Superintendent of the Lehi Water Department for many years. ● Led the overhaul of the Water System under the Westring Administration. ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 198699 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2001 Walker, Marjorie ● First Secretary of the Olympian Club in 1944. Wall, G.A. ● Lehi City Judge 192425; 192833 Walton, Susan ● Taught school for 35 years at Lehi Elementary ● children’s books ● Family donated items to the Lehi City Historical Archives in her name. Wanlass, Alta Butler ● Born in 1913 ● Founding Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club in 1943 ● Married Louis Glen Wanlass in 1939 and moved to Lehi ● Mother of four children. ● Worked at Deveys in American Fork for many years. ● Died in 1994 Wanlass, Jackson Charles ● Born in 1875 in Lehi ● Attended school in the basement of the old Courthouse on Main Street ● Mined at Mercur during the boom days of 18961899. ● Worked on the construction of the Pumps at the Jordan River ● Worked for Utah County Power and Light Company 19061912 ● Worked for Utah Power and Light Company 19121931 ● Lehi City Council Member 193839 Wanlass, Louis Glen ● Born in Lehi in 1910 ● Graduated from Lehi High School 1929 ● Graduated from Brigham Young University in 1933 ● Charter president of the Lehi Jaycees ● President of the Lehi Junior Democrats ● Member of the Lehi Lions Club ● Loved Rock Hunting and built patio, BBQ and beautiful rock walls in the yard out of the rocks he found and collected. ● Lived at 442 North Center for 55 years. ● Lehi Second Ward Bishopric ● Lehi City Volunteer Fireman ● Lehi City Councilman 194647 ● Lehi BusinessmanRan a Chevron gas station on 100 East Main Street for 40 years ● For several years had another gas station on State Street at first east and State Street. ● Lehi High School Student body President 192829 ● Died in 1995 Wanlass, Nellie Thomas ● Born in 1877 in Lehi ● First Counselor in the Lehi 3rd Ward Y.W.M.I.A. ● Married Jackson Charles Wanlass in 1900 ● Mother of six children Wanless, Stanley ● Born in Lehi ● Famous Lehi Artist and Sculpter ● Crafted the Porter Rockwell statue that stands in the Legacy Center Park. ● Scupted the Lewis and Clark Tree for the Washington Historical Society. ● Several sculpture pieces are in the Hutchings Museum. Washburn, Violet ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Wathen, Gundrun ● Lehi Public Librarian 19401968 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1992 Wathen, Orlin ● In 1953, Orlin moved his Modern Shoe Repair to a larger building at 36 West Main. ● In May 1979, Orlin opened a new twostory minimall at Third West and Main. It included apartments, laundromat, and several other businesses. Watkins, A.V. ● Lehi City Attorney 192829 Watkins, Janeen N. ● Lehi Public Librarian 19742004 Webb, Alta ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 ● Had a beauty salon in the E.N. Webb for a short period in 1937. Webb, Armond E. ● Counselor Lehi Stake Presidency 19471968 ● In February 1938, opened the Peoples Store which later became the People’s Market with Leland Price and Lowell Brown at 173 East state in the Old Cooperative Building. ● In 1944 he purchased the former People’s Coop property and then sold them piece by piece. ● Kept the People’s store which he reopened under his management. Webb, Bruce L. ● Lehi Second Ward Bishop 19771983 ● Lehi Utah Stake Presidency (2014) ● Brigham Young University Professor ● Owner of the Centennial Barn Webb Ernest N. ● In 1907 received a Doctor of Optics degree from the Philadelphia College of Horology and Optics. ● Later received a Doctor of Optometry Degree from the Los Angeles Medical School of Ophthalmology and Optometry. ● Opened E.N. Jewelry in 1908 in the Abe Gudmundsen’s old stand at 136 West Main. ● He purchased the Hasler Dr. Office in 1910 at 72 West Main Street. He moved his business to this site. ● Specialized in Glasses. ● He opened a optometry practice and had a gift shop where he carried a fine line of diamonds, watches, leather goods, silverware and cut class. ● He sold most of the men’s school rings for Lehi High School. ● For a Brief time, Alta Webb opened a beauty salon with the store in 1937. ● He maintained the business for fiftynine years, one of the most continuous businesses in Lehi History. ● He leased the the building to Wes Dalley in 1969. ● Second Ward Bishop 19371946 ● Director of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 19471963 Webb. Ethel ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939 Webb, George ● Born in 1839 ● Came to Lehi in 1864 ● Promoter, Editor and Owner of the Lehi Banner newspaper June 1, 1891. ● Served as the Lehi City Attorney ● Elected as a Lehi City Alderman 18771880; 188186; 188990 ● One of the original Members of the Commercial Club and one of the founders 22 May 1905 ● Purchased the Curfew Bell in September 1887. (in front of Fire Dept.) for $50. ● Had a Priesthood calling to take and dress the dead. ● He was called as Second Counselor in the First Young Men’s Presidency in Lehi. ● He investigated with James Gardner and Isaac Fox the Organ for the Lehi Tabernacle. ● Served as Precinct Judge He was one of the first directors of the Lehi Commercial and Saving Bank. ● He was a member of the Lehi Cattlemen’s Association. ● He ran Mulliner’s Mill by the Mill Pond. ● He was one of the investors and founders of the Lehi Roller Mills. ● Served as Lehi eleventh Mayor 188788. ● He was President of the Lehi Banner when it opened in 1891. ● Elected to the Territorial Legislature 1884 ● Served as a Delegate to two Constitutional Conventions ● Served as a School Trustee for 19 years ● Served as a Utah County Commissioner ● President of the Lehi Irrigation Company for 15 years ● Director of the Utah Banking Company ● Lehi City Judge 19121917 ● Vice President and director of the Peoples Cooperative ● President of the 127th Quorum of the Seventy. Webb, George G. ● Lehi City Councilmember 191011 Webb, Hannah Grace ● Born in 1831 ● Skilled in Braiding straw into hats ● Married John Stakes Web in 1854 ● Mother of Nine Children ● Hard times in the beginning years in Lehi ● Died in 1904. Webb, Harriet Grace ● Born in 1841 ● Married William Webb in 1864 ● Came to Lehi in 1864 ● Mother of 12 children ● Died in 1911 Webb, Heber J. ● Opened a Clothing Store in the Old Cooperative Building at 189 East State in 1939. ● Sold the Store in 1944. Webb, Lynn R. ● Established Webb’s Furnishings in 1944 at 197 East State in the Old Cooperative Building. ● Sold it to LeRoy and Edna Gammon in 1950. Webb, John Stokes ● Born in 1831 ● Came to Lehi in 1855 ● Lived in a DugOut ● Farmer ● General Watermaster of the Lehi Irrigation Company ● Strong Democrat and supporter of the Democratic Party in Lehi ● Scholar of American Government and the American Presidency ● Died in 1899. Webb, Josephine ● Founding Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club. Webb, Lynn R. ● Lehi City Councilmember 194857 Webb, Mary Ann Ward ● Born in 1840 ● In 1865 married George Webb and moved to Lehi ● Had nine children ● President of the Lehi Primary ● First President of the Lehi Branch of the Women’s Suffrage Association. ● In charge of activities, banquets and socials of the Ross School Webb, Norma ● First President of the newly formed Lehilan Club in 1953. Webb, Phyllis ● Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club. Webb, Robert J. ● Lehi First Ward Bishop 19611962 Webb. R. Ward ● Lehi First Ward Bishop 19471956 Webb, Thelma ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club. Webb, Thomas ● He was one of the original Commercial Club Members ● Raised sheep for 37 years. At one point he had 5,000 head of sheep. ● He was part owner of the Lehi Slaughtering House and the Slaughtering Meat Market at 101 West Main. ● As Mayor, he signed into law Prohibition in August 1909 even though he voted against it. ● He Was Vice President of Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank in 19051929 ● In July 1905, he was appointed chairman of the Lehi Roller Mills. ● He was on the Lehi City Council from 19041905; 191213 ● He was the 18th Mayor of Lehi 19061909. ● Director of the Standard Knitting Factory ● He was a charter member of the Lehi Commercial Club ● He lived in the at 388 North 200 North. ● Lehi City Judge 192627; 1934 Webb,Walter L. ● In 1887 was a charter member of the Lehi Silver Band. ● Grand Marshall of the Lehi Roundup 1967 (98 years old) Webb, William ● Born in 1843 ● Came to Lehi in 1864. West, Roy ● Organizer and Director of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 194146 Westring, Harold D. ● Born in Benjamin, Utah ● World War II veteran. Wounded in action and released. ● Utah State Prison Guard ● Deputy Utah County Assessor ● Radio Dispatcher for Utah Highway Patrol ● Moved to Lehi in 1946. ● Lehi City Councilmember 195457 ● Lehi’s 34th Mayor 19581965 ● As Mayor upgraded all the water lines and the distribution system at Schoolhouse springs. ● As Mayor led the creation with other communities of the Intermountain Consumer Power Systems and the purchase of power from Glen Canyon and Flaming Gorge Dams. ● Secretary of Intermountain Consumer Power Association ● Established standard salary schedules and uniform pay and leave schedules for city employees. ● Adjutant of the Lehi’s Post 19 American Legion group. ● Moved to Grantsville to be by his son. ● Funeral held in Lehi in February 1978. Whimpey, John N. ● 27th Mayor of Lehi 193839 ● Came from Ohio early in his life. ● Became a fulltime farmer at the age of 13 ● In 1914 he had a farm of 150 acres near Saratoga. ● Worked at Geneva Steel Company when it opened and retired in 1946. ● Long term chairman of the board of directors of Utah Valley Hospital ● He was on the Board of Directors of the Utah Lake Distributing Company which controlled the lake’s water rights. Whimpey, Carma Evans ● Founding Member of the Lehi Liahonian club in 1943. ● Died in 2014 Whimpey, Kenneth ● Lehi City Councilmember 197073 Whipple, Byron ● Lehi Student Body President 1924 ● Owned the Lehi Cannery in 193738 Whipple, Ada ● Founding member of the Lehi Auctus Club in 1939; vice president in 1950. Whipple, Amos ● Hired as a Carpenter to help build the Lehi City Park Pavilion in 1900 at 100 North and 500 West Whipple, Edison ● One of the Founders of the short lived Socialist Party in Lehi 1901 ● Hired as a Carpenter to help build the Lehi City Park Pavilion in 1900 at 100 North and 500 West Whipple, Gay ● Built the 80 foot flagpole erected for the Statehood of Utah January 4, 1895. ● Built the First Lehi Silver Bandwagon wagon box for the purchased Lehi Silver Bandwagon. in 1891 Whipple, Robert John ● One of the Founders of the short lived Socialist Party in Lehi 1901 ● Lehi City Council Member 191011; 192227 ● Born in 1869 ● Came to Utah in 1851 ● Ran a Saw Mill in Big Cottonwood Canyon ● Hired as a Carpenter to help build the Lehi City Park Pavilion in 1900 at 100 North and 500 West ● Came in 1892 to work on the Sugar Factory ● Lehi First Ward Bishop 19201928 ● Built the Glen Wanlass Home at 442 North Center (for his daughter Essie June), his own home at 400 North and Center Street and the Shaw Home. ● Counselor to Bishop Andrew Fjeld ● President of the Young Men's Association. Whipple, Susie Winn ● Born in Lehi in 1874 ● Married Robert John Whipple in 1896 ● Mother of 6 children ● Secretary of the Democratic Party ● Secretary of the Woman's Suffrage Association ● Delegate to the first State Democratic Party Convention in 1896 White, Francis Ann Thomas ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 White, Joel William ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Joel W. White of Sulphur Springs became the first man from the South to use the new road around the point of the mountain. November 1850. White, John Griggs ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● First Death in Lehi. First Burial in the Pioneer Cemetery ● David Savage made his coffin out of his wagon. Dug his grave with a wooden shovel. ● He died at Sulphur Springs in 1851. White, Lucy Baley ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 White, Lucille Johnson Evans ● Grew up in Lehi Junction. ● Lehi City Treasurer under four Mayors from Mayor Westring through Mayor Colledge. 196476 Retired on July 20, 1976. White, Samuel D. ● Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 185051 ● Elected First City Counselor 185354 Wield, John ● Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852 Wilcox, Alfonzo L. ● Born in Lehi on May 16, 1874 ● He was baptized in the “Adobe Hole” in Lehi by Lott Russon Sr. ● Worked on the Lehi Sugar Factory as a carpenter. ● Performed the ground testing for the foundation size for the Sugar Factory. ● He also did Carpenter work on the Tabernacle, the Elementary School and several of the ward buildings. ● Hired as a Carpenter to help build the Lehi City Park Pavilion in 1900 at 100 North and 500 West ● He was appointed night marshal in 1926 by Mayor Joseph Broadbent and served until 1928. ● Served on the Lehi Police Force for many years. Wilcox, Alvarina Rhoades ● Born on the Plains of Chimney Rock in a covered wagon in 1851. ● Married Hiland D. Wilcox in Salt Lake. ● Came with her husband to Lehi in 1849, met Indians and turned and returned and made her home in Draper with her husband. ● Moved to Lehi in 1860 to make their permanent home. Wilcox, Eliza Jane Wanlass ● Married Alphonzo Wilcox in Provo, Utah and was later married in the Salt Lake Temple. ● Mother of Four Children. ● Made their home in Lehi. Wilcox, F. ● One of the Founders of the short lived Socialist Party in Lehi 1901 Wilcox, Hiland D. ● Crossed the Plains to Utah in 1849. ● Called to come to Lehi in 1849. Met with Indians and turned and returned to Draper. ● Later came to Lehi to make it his permanent home. ● Chairman of the Carpentry for the Lehi Meeting House 185560 with Thomas Ashton and Lorenzo Hatch. ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 Wilkins, Boyd ● Veteran of World War II ● Cut Hair for a time at Glen’s Barbershop for a time at 35 West Main Street. ● Member of the American Legion for many years. Willes, Alzina Lucinda ● Born in 1834 ● Came to Lehi and settled Lottville with her mother Permelia Lott in 1851 ● Married William Sidney Willes in 1852 ● Mother of 9 children ● Died in 1910 Willes, Douglas ● Designated Superintendent of the New Sewer System in 1954. The Water system was combined with the System System and he was appointed joint superintendent. Willes, Ira J. ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Married Malissa Lott Smith Willeswidow of the prophet Joseph Smith. ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Killed while driving a wagon with logs that turned over into Dry Creek on Bridge road. Willes, Lyman Benjamin ● Born 1859 in Salt Lake City ● Moved to Lehi and was a lifetime resident ● Lehi City Judge 189192 ● Lehi City Attorney 192527 ● Gifted Carpenter ● Sheared Sheep in the spring months. ● First man in the territory to discontinue using blades and to adopt the machine for shearing sheep. ● He built a number of shearing plants and had supervision of crews while shearing. ● He helped build the Lehi Sugar Factory, and obtained employment there each year during the sugar campaign. ● Hauled Limestone from Pelican Point ● President of a Civil Government instruction class prior to 1891 Willes, John S. ● Lehi City Councilor 189697 ● Lehi 15th Mayor of Lehi 189899 ● Ran on a campaign of bringing prohibition to Lehi. ● Carpenter ● Completed the Carpentry on the Rostrum, Vestry and Gallery of the Lehi Tabernacle. ● Constructed the Original Sego Lily School in 1896 at 723 East 900 North Willes, Malissa Lott Smith ● Born January 9, 1924 ● Married to Joseph Smith in 1843. Lived in home with Emma and Joseph ● Came to Utah in 1849 ● Married Ira John Willes in May 1849 ● Settled in Lottville with husband and with mother Permelia Lott ● Mother of 7 children ● Died in 1898 Willes, W.S.S. ● Born in 1819 ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 ● Claims were that he was the actual one who found the gold at Sutter’s Mill.. ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. ● Built first home in Lehi with a Board Floor ● Elected First City Counselor 185354, ● Lehi City Councilor 185662; 186768 ● Member of the First Lehi Library Association 1865 ● Captain of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 ● Captain of the Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. ● Captain of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 ● President of the 68th Quorum of the Seventy ● Called to save Handcart companies scattered along the frontier in snow ● Brought first bees to Lehi.three Hives. ● Surveyed and Built spring Creek Ditch ● Made Jewelry of gold pieces from Sutters Mill ● Died in 1871 of injuries of a saw mill accident. Wison, Audrey ● Lived in the Lehi Hotel as a residence for many years. ● Located at 394 West Main. Wilson, Bert ● Lehi Volunteer Fireman ● Vice President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 2000present ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 198999 ● Banker and House financing Officer. ● Lehi 9th Ward Bishop ● BYU Single Ward Bishop ● Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 1987 ● Lehi City Mayor 2010 . Elected for Two Terms. Wilson, Joyce S. ● Lehi City Treasurer 1976963 Wilson, Monroe ● Completed the Outside Carpentry on the Lehi Tabernacle. ● Hired as a Carpenter to help build the Lehi City Park Pavilion in 1900 at 100 North and 500 West Wilson, Ned F. ● Lehi City Recorder 19581975 ● Lehi City Fire Chief 199093 Wines, Ira D. ● One of the primary proponents of the Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank in 1891. ● Businessmen Thomas R. Cutler, Ira D. Wines, and William J. Racker built and established the Union Hotel in 1891. Wines bought them out in 1908. ● Wines upgraded the Union Hotel to include, baths, toilets, electric lights and hot and cold water. He ran the Hotel until August of 1912 when he sold it to the People’s Cooperative. ● Donated the one block land for the Wines Park in Lehi in memory of his wife who died. ● Pony Express Rider ● Overland Stage Coach Driver ● Ruby Valley, Nevada Rancher. Instrumental in settling Nevada. Wing, Alva H. ● Went to work for George W. Larkin and Sons Mortuary in Ogden in 1921. ● Opened Wing Mortuary in Lehi in 1924 ● Purchased the Robinson Home at 118 East Main for the mortuary and housing in 1924. ● Lehi Mortician ● Remodeled the Wing Mortuary in 1944 ● Turned over the Mortuary to his son Ralph in 1946 and moved to Salt Lake. ● President and Organizer of the First Civic Improvement Association 194146; Director 1947. ● Lehi City Councilmember 193637 Wing, Alva Ralph ● Longtime MorticianWing Mortuary ● Trained as a Mortician in California ● Took over Wing Mortuary from his father in 1946. ● In 1958 added a chapel to the Mortuary. ● Bishop Lehi Fifth Ward 19771983 ● Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 19741977 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2011 ● Lehi City Council Member 195865 ● Retired and turned over the business to his son Leonard. Wing, George ● Lehi City Fire Chief 191213 ● Lehi City Marshal 191213 Wing, Glen ● Lehi Student Body President 1930 Wing, John William ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 Wing, John William Jr. ● Born in Lehi in 1870 ● Lehi City Councilmember 19141917 ● Bred Percheron Stallions in Lehi . One of the pioneers in pure breeding of horses. ● Representative of Beneficial Life Insurance in Utah, Idaho and Canada. ● President of the YMMIA ● President of the 68th Quorum of the seventy ● Counselor to Bishop James H. Gardner of the Lehi Second Ward Wing, Lenard A. ● Trained in California as a Mortician ● Took over the Mortuary from his dad Ralph ● Remodeled and expanded the mortuary. ● Drummer ● Lehi Eleventh Ward Bishop 1988 ● Lehi North Stake Presidency ● Chairman Lehi District Boy Scouts of America ● Died in 2013 Wing, Rachel Evans ● Born in Lehi in 1874 ● Married John William Wing Jr. in 1898 ● Had Four Children. Wing, Ruth Goates ● Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club Wing, Udine ● Member of the Lehi Auctus Club. Wing, Willa Hadfield ● Founding Member of the Serimpian Club in 1949 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2011 ● Married Alva Ralph Wing ● Mother of Four Children Winn, David ● Hired as a Carpenter to help build the Lehi City Park Pavilion in 1900 at 100 North and 500 West Winn, George ● Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War Indian Casualty of the Tintic War. Killed south of Pelican Point in Feb. 1856 ● Buried in the old Pioneer Cemetery. Winn, John ● Located in Lehi in 1852 ● Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Winn, John T. ● Lehi City Recorder 19021909 ● Lehi City Treasurer 19081909 Winn, Martha ● One of the First School Teachers in Lehi ● Taught school at the Tithing Office on Main Street. Winn, William H. ● Born in 1833 ● Came to Lehi in 1855 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March 8, 1858 ● Member of the First Lehi Library Association 1865 ● Lehi City Alderman 186368 ● Lehi’s Seventh Mayor. Served Two different terms 18691874 and 1877. ● One of the youngest Mayors of Lehi. ● City Hall Building Committee 1877 ● Resigned as Mayor after being called to serve an LDS mission in 1877 ● Became wealthy raising sheep with partner William Clark ● Sent by Brigham Young to help ill fated Handcart companies in November 1856. ● Counselor to Bishop David Evans for eleven years ● Counselor to Thomas R. Cutler for five years until his death ● Died in 1881 of an appendicitis at the age of 51 Winn, William H. Jr. ● Lehi City Councilor 188990 Winslow, Gerald R. ● Lehi City Recorder 195051 Wise, Samuel ● Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Woffinden, Duane ● Bishop Lehi Fifth Ward 196268 ● Lehi City Council member 197680 ● Worked for Utah Power and Light Woffinden, Evelyn Peterson ● Married Duane Woffinden ● Mother of four children ● Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club Woffinden, R. Thomas ● Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 19561964 Woodhouse, John ● Lehi City Alderman 186768; 187172; 188182 ● Lehi City Councilor 188788; 189193 ● Lehi City Attorney 188788 ● Lehi City Judge 189899 ● Took the Thomas Smith family into their home when the Lehi people had sold his home and possessions while he was away for eight years. Woodhouse, John D. ● Born in 1830 ● Came to Utah in 1852 ● Moved to Beaver ● Moved from Beaver to Lehi in 1864 ● Lehi City Councilmember 1906 ● Lehi Marshal 1906; 19091910 ● Served as the Lehi Justice of the Peace on term Woodruff, Wilford ● President of the Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints. ● Presided at the Cornerstone Laying ceremony at the Lehi Sugar Factory on the 26th of December, 1891. Woodward, Frances (Frank) ● Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 184647 Wooton, O. DeVere ● Lehi City Attorney 193639; 194852 Worlton, Ann Bronelson ● Married John Worlton in 1877(His second wife) ● Mother of 11 Children ● Died in 1902. Worlton, David T. ● Lehi Seventeenth Ward Bishop 1988 Worlton, Dean T ● Principal Of Lehi High School 195859 ● Lehi Second Ward Bishop 196669 ● Lehi Utah Stake President 19681977 ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1982 ● LDS Mission President ● Lehi Student Body President 1932 Worlton, Donald Dr. ● Lehi Dentist. ● Opened a new dentist office at 588 East Main in July 1977. Worlton, Fred Dr. ● Purchased the Lehi Hospital building in 1925 and created the Hospital. ● Captain of the Black Hawk Veterans in 1950 Worlton, Ivy ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1982 Worlton, John ● Born in 1846 ● Came to Utah in 1858 ● Moved to Camp Floyd in 1859 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Moved to Lehi in 1860 ● Had fourteen children ● Died in 1906 Worlton, Ralph ● Opened the Ralph’s Cafe and Lodge Room in March 1946 at 198 East State. Worlton, Ruth ● First Vice President of the Olympian Club in 1944 Worlton, William L. Dr. ● General Chairman of the Lehi Centennial Committee in 1950 ● Dentist in Lehi. ● Had his office at 82 West Main. ● Had a Dental Office at 189 West Main from 193038. Worthen, Richard H “Rick” ● Lehi City Councilmember 19781981 ● Lehi City Judge 198193 Worthington, Sheldon ● Lehi High School Principal 19962005 Wright, Donald ● Lehi City Council Member 195152 ● Chairman of Lehi’s OldFashioned 24th of July in 1952. ● Reformed the Lehi Silver Bnad in 1952. ● Arranged for the refurbishing and painting of Lehi Silver Bandwagon. It was painted for the first time in Purple and White, Lehi’s colors. Yates, Albert L. ● Lehi City Recorder 19161921 Yates, Don ● Bishop Lehi Tenth Ward 198387 Yates, Evelyn ● Lehi City Recorder ● Daughters of the Utah Pioneers ● Lehi City Historical Archives Board 2014 Yates, Thomas Alfred ● Owner of the Lehi Confectionary 19201928 Yates, William ● Served as a Lehi City Councilor 18691874 Zimmerman, Adella Robinson ● Born in American Fork in 1897 ● Married Suel Stephen Zimmerman in 1919 ● Moved to Lehi. ● Mother of three children ● Trained as a Home Nurse Zimmerman, Ardell Adamson ● Member of the Lehi Liahonian Club ● Hair Stylist and Style Art Beauty Salon Operator. ● Taught Piano Lessons for many years ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the Refreshment Chairman. Zimmerman, Carol ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2002 Zimmerman, George ● Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Lehi City Councilor 189899 Zimmerman, Jane C. Solberg ● Born in Park City in 1889. ● Moved to Lehi Junction in 1903. ● Met John Zimmerman at Fairfield and were married in 1906 ● Mother of three boys. ● People know her with her nickname “Tean” ● First Primary President of the Lehi Fifth Ward in 192021 Zimmerman, JoAnn ● Owner of the Lehi Business Jo’s Fashion. ● Opened in the Merrihew building in the early 70’s. ● It was a beauty salon Zimmerman, John ● Family settled in Lehi in 1852 ● Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 ● Veteran of the Black Hawk War 186567 ● Lehi City Alderman 18691871 ● Lehi Councilor 186162 ● First Toll Collector Jordan River Bridge 1853. ● Called by Brigham Young to lead wagons to help Salt Lake Valley residents to move south. ● Adjutant of the Utah Militia ● One of the first Policeman in Lehi ● He served as supervisor of Road. ● He helped build the first telegraph lines in Utah ● Large Stockholder of ZCMI ● Treasurer of the Peoples Coop for many years. Zimmerman, John W. ● Born in 1881 in Lehi ● Worked in the Mercur mines ● Worked on the Salt Lake Mercur Railroad ● Worked in the Eureka and Bingham mines ● Worked for the Sugar Factory ● Worked as a Coal Dealer. ● Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 194758 ● Served as Rodeo Chairman for three years. ● Lehi City Councilmember 194853 Zimmerman, Josephene ● Opened her new Jo’s Fashion at 155 West Main. (Beauty Salon) Zimmerman, Karl ● Lehi Acting Chief of Police 198183 ● Lehi Chief of Police and longtime officer. ● Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2002 Zimmerman, Margaret Laura Lamb ● Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Zimmerman, S. Rex ● Counselor Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 19681974 ● Counselor Lehi Utah North Stake Presidency 19741983 ● Lehi City Councilmember 195057 ● Founding Member of the Lehi Dance Set in 1948. Served as the Refreshment Chairman. Zimmerman, Suel James ● Born in 1868 in Lehi ● Attended the Brigham Young Academy under Karl Maeser 18861887 ● He worked in Teton Basin Idaho for the Austin Brothers Cattle Company purchasing cattle 19021909 ● Moved back in Lehi in 1909 ● He was an ardent Democrat. ● Raised sugar beets for the Sugar Plant ● Utah County Road Supervisor for many years. ● State Road Supervisor 19281937 working under three governors. ● Upon retirement, started a poultry farm in Lehi. ● Died of a Heart attack in 1944. Zimmerman, Suel Stephen ● Born in Lehi in 1892 ● World War I Veteran ● Founding Member of the Lehi Lions Club ● Worked for the Utah Idaho Sugar Company ● Worked as a foreman at Geneva Steel ● Ran Motor Shops in Lehi and Eureka