Cache - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Clark, Godfrey, Troseth, Maughan, Griffin

kd7ijf1 — 2009-09-29 20:28:25Z

Toni Troseth Christensen's current email address 2009 is kd7ijf@comcast.net

Re: George Olsen Troseth...Jan Martin Troseth, contact person

kd7ijf1 — 2009-09-29 20:22:25Z

Hello,
George Olsen Troseth, was my great Grandfather. His son Lyndon Troseth was my Grandfather. Edward Waddoups Troseth My father. I have also been interested in learning about Martin Troseth. Please contact me at kd7ijf@comcast.net
My name is Toni Troseth Christensen

Benjamin Gettel mentioned in obit but I cannot connect him

rgettle — 2009-09-21 17:39:21Z

Hello, I am sorry but I have only what Ihave seen in obituaries of the family. I did see a benjamin but could not connect him to a specific person because it was mentioned in a obit.

Ben Gettel (1896 MN-1985), John Gettel (1893 MN-1978), Barbara of Fosston MN,

2009-09-21 17:37:36Z

My grandfather was Ben Gettel. His brother was John Gettel. John was born 21/15/1893 in Spring Hill Minn.
Ben was born Oct 28, 1896, unknown location - Spring Hill likely. They had a 1/2 sister by the name of Barb who lived in Fosston MN for many years. They mentioned a Big Ben who lived in North Dakota. Wish I could help more. But the Gettel family wasn't into sharing family information. Ben Gettel died 1985. John died 1978.

Elizabeth Gettel (1897 Canada-1993) (m. 1916) Frederick W. Gessel

sherryf1 — 2009-09-21 17:34:11Z

Elizabeth GETTEL in my family history
b/Sept 11, 1897 Grenfell, SK Canada
m/ Dec 1916 to Frederick W Gessel
d/Sept 2, 1993
Contact me

Gettel not in phone book, found Gessel and Gettmen

Kathleen Burnett — 2009-09-21 17:31:36Z

I am looking at the Bridgerland Phone book and find no Gettel listings. There are several Gessel and one Gettmen.
The Bridgerland Phone book covers all of Cache County, UT

want: Linden Lewis Gettel family

rgettle — 2009-09-21 17:30:42Z

I am looking for relatives of Linden Lewis Gettel family. I understand some of his relatives are living in Logan,Cache County, Utah.

Raffel Brataker (b. 1881 Norway), emigrated 1902 Logan Utah

JanMartinTroseth53 — 2009-08-20 15:02:33Z

Raffel Brataker emigration to Usa and Logan,Uhta from Trondheim,Noeway in 24 sep 1902.Raffel born in 4 sep 1881 in Mosvik,Norway. Can some help.

Re: Gettel family

mlshaddy2 — 2009-06-12 16:25:19Z

Hi. I'm doing research on the Gettel family, and we have the same information. I'm, looking for information for Ben's parents, as his mother would have been my great grandmother.Thank you, Sharon

Re: Latoski

spacemomma23 — 2009-05-28 22:32:06Z

hi my mom is cathy and her brother is phil and there moms name was lola maxine latoski father carl i think but i think it is them your looking for

Accidental death

jessiematt — 2009-05-14 19:45:12Z

I have recently started to do family history and I am needing some help! I have a great great uncle who I was told died in an accident, so I always thought it was an auto accident. It wasn't. I looked up his death certificate and is saying he fell at work at the amalgamated sugar company. No one in my family is alive that I can ask about this. Was hoping someone has access to his obituary or a newspaper clipping with more info for me. His name is John Moroni Moody and he was marrid to Ethel. He died on 26 Nov 1928. Any help is much appreciated.

Re: 3 daughters of Lovell & Ann Sherwood Bull: Sarah A. (1827-1867), Isabelle B. (1834-1933), Emily A. (1836-1887)

nadtj — 2009-05-14 18:04:19Z

I am not related.

Death of Sarah Ann Quayle:
The Utah Journal Newspaper
01-07-1893
http://digital.lib.usu.edu/u?/utahj,9131

The Utah Journal Newspaper
01-11-1893
http://digital.lib.usu.edu/u?/utahj,10753

Talks Mentioned in above death notice
The Utah Journal Newspaper
01-14-1893
http://digital.lib.usu.edu/u?/utahj,11686

James Quayle death
Duchesne County Newspapers
Untitled Newspaper 07-18-1913
http://udn.lib.utah.edu/u?/udr,10455

To go directly to the item, type "Quayle" in the find box above the article.

Death of Emily Mortimer
The Utah Journal Newspaper
06-22-1887
http://digital.lib.usu.edu/u?/utahj2,48099

The Deseret News
06-29-1887
http://udn.lib.utah.edu/u?/deseretnews6,33678

James Mortimer "fornication" case:
The Utah Journal Newspaper
03-21-1895
http://digital.lib.usu.edu/u?/utahj,21874
Type "Mortimer" in the find field to go straight to the item.

Death of James W. Mortimer
Deseret Evening News
11-13-1901
http://udn.lib.utah.edu/u?/den1,48745

Natalie Hester

JessicaNeal1972 — 2009-04-10 23:06:45Z

Seeking the whereabouts of this person. Born around 1971. She has a paternal twin sister, and her family was from Hyrum. I know she married someone named Ed circa 1991-92. Any info is appreciated...she was a dear old friend who I'd really like to find.
Thanks!

Mary Nibley Maughan

Eron50 — 2009-03-25 20:51:24Z

I am looking for a picture of Mary Nibley Maughan. She was born to James Nibley and Jean Wilson in Scotland in 1838. The family settled in Wellsville. She married John Harrison Maughan and together they had one daughter, Jane Nibley Maughan. If anyone has an existing picture of Mary -I would be very grateful.

Re: Gibbs family from Wales to Hyrum, UT

tcmecham — 2009-03-24 22:13:15Z

I jus

I just found this Hope it helps
The Heber Meeks Collection
Access this item.
Title The Heber Meeks Collection
Subject Mormom Church-- Missions--Southern States; Mormons--Missionary experiences; Mormons--Missionary experiences--Southern States
Creator Meeks, Heber
Publisher L. Tom Perry Special Collections
Date 1985-1986
Type Correspondence
Format 4 boxes
Identifier MSS 1677
Coverage Southern States
Rights Open for public use. It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain any necessary copyright clearances.Permission to publish material from Heber Meeks Collection must be obtained from the Supervisor of Reference Services and/or the L. Tom Perry Special Collections Board of Curators.

Re: Gibbs family from Wales to Hyrum, UT

tcmecham — 2009-03-24 22:01:44Z

My father did serve in the Southern States mission, so which ever mission president opened the area, my father was sent out of area. How did you find this information? I am sure if we keep digging we can find out more. Are you more interested in the actual happenings or of the area being re opened?

Re: Gibbs family from Wales to Hyrum, UT

bruceallencrow — 2009-03-24 21:38:35Z

I just did some quick research. When your father started his mission in 1941 (in the Mississippi district) William P Whitaker was President of the Southern States Mission. By the end of his mission your father was in North Alabama and the Mission President was Heber Meeks. I don't know when the change took place, still looking. But at the time (ever since 1928) Cane Creek, Tennessee was in the East Central States Mission. So your father would have had to have been "loaned" to the next mission to open the area back up. Not unheard of but I was hoping to find some record of it.

Re: Gibbs family from Wales to Hyrum, UT

tcmecham — 2009-03-24 21:04:32Z

The "Mormon Massacre" as it is spoken of in Utah, occurred on Sunday
morning August 10, 1844. On the night previous four Mormon preachers
came into the Cane Creek neighborhood, spending the night with Tom
Garrett. The names of these preachers were W. H. Jones, J. H. Gibbs,
W. S. Berry and Henry Thompson. It was generally understood that
services would be held on the Sunday following at the home of James
Conder, a member of the Mormon Church. Hence the citizens who were
determined in their purpose to for ever put a stop to the Mormon
preaching's, at least so far as they affected this particular vicinity
made ready and on the next morning were fully prepared. No one
believes that the disguised citizens meant any special violence toward
the preachers further than to give them a sound threshing, and to ask
that they leave the neighborhood immediately. At any rate on the
morning in question, three of the preachers, Elders Gibbs, Berry and
Thompson, proceeded on their way to to the Conder residence which was
down the creek about one mile from the home of Mr. Garrett, where the
meeting was to be held. Elder Jones, for some reason, had remained at
the Garrett residence for a short while. Soon he also left for the
Conder residence and alone. On his way and near the Conder residence
he encountered some ten or twelve masked men. The disguised men did
not offer any violence towards Jones, more than to take him in charge,
and questioned him as to the whereabouts of the other preachers.
Ascertaining that the three others had proceeded him and were then at
the Conder place, they left Jones in custody of one of their number,
continuing on their way in quest of the others.
Upon arriving at the Conder residence, they found that quite a crowd
had assembled. Old man Conder, owner of the premises was standing at
the yard gate, and when informed that he must remain in their hands
for the present, he became greatly enraged, and cried out to his son
Martin Conder, and step−son J. Riley Hudson who were then in the
orchard nearby, to get the guns quickly and come to his rescue. The
boys made for the back entrance to the house. Members of the mob,
seeing that serious trouble was eminent, also rushed for the house in
hope that they might explain, and thus avoid bloodshed. But in the
house where the audience had gathered, and singing already begun
preparatory to the regular service, and encounter occurred between
young Martin Conder and a member of the mob, young Conder snatching
the mask from the face of the party. Real trouble then began. The
preachers were at once taking a hand in the scramble and all was
confusion. Young Conder was in the act of taking a gun from the rack,
when a member of the party grappled with him. Being prevented in his
effort to obtain the gun, Conder drew a pistol, which was aimed at a
member of the party but snapped. In the excitement that prevailed, a
shot was fired which took effect in the body of Elder Gibbs. He died
almost instantly. Elder Berry was next fired upon and killed. By
this time, Elder Thompson seeing that the affair was becoming serious,
jumped out at the back door and made good his escape. At this
juncture Martin Conder who had secured another gun in the meantime,
aimed it at the party who had just shot Berry, but before he could
fire someone shot and killed him. In the affray Mrs. James Conder was
accidentally shot in the thigh but not fatally. The mob had begun its
retreat. while all this had been transpiring, J. Riley Hudson had
climbed into the loft, or stairs and procured a gun. Coming to the
door he fired a shot into the retreating mob. The shot taking effect
in the body of one of the members proving to be David Hinson, Hinson
hardly had fallen, before one of the other masked parties said; "I'll
have revenge", and aiming at Hudson fired and Hudson fell dead.
Hinson was carried away by the masked party and died two hours later.
But let us leave this awful tragedy and forget if possible the sorrow
it wrought and return to Elder Jones who was left guarded by a lone
member of the mob.
In the very outset Jones was given to understand that no harm was
intended him, furthers than he must leave the community and that
certain practices charged against him and the other preachers would
have to cease. When the shots and the screams of the women and
children were heard Jones guard is said to have exclaimed; "My God
they are shooting among the people there". He then explained to
Jones that he would give him a chance for his life, and giving him
direction to shady Grove, Hickman county this preacher was told to
make a hasty exit, which he did not hesitate to take advantage of.
The mischief did not end altogether with the loss of these five
lives. There was no further bloodshed, but feelings ran high. and as
the news of the killing spread, good people became incensed and soon
the entire neighborhood was in a stir.
Brave men, who loved their wives and daughters, avowed their readiness
to shed their life's last blood for their protection against the evil
teaching of polygamy. As it were, an "unwritten law", was enacted in
the hearts of those who opposed the new religion and it was declared
that no further Mormon Churches would be established nor preaching's
held. It was indeed a trying time. A sad epoch in the history of
Lewis County. Folks who were still inclined to remain loyal to the
Mormon faith through fear absconded. Not only members of the Mormon
Church, but many good people who had been friendly to the "Elders"
entertaining them in their homes, immediately left for other parts,
because of the unpleasantness of the situation; in many instances
leaving their near relatives behind. Families were separated.
Breaches were created that could never again be reconciled.
There was not the slightest intention of murdering these elders when
the mob went to the Conder home. There has always been more than one
theory as to who fired the first shot. Be that as it may, five
persons were killed and a sixth crippled for life.
Mrs. Conder who was shot and never recovered, drew a pension from the
Mormon Church as long as she lived. She and Mr. Conder have long
since passed thence. The massacre was the county's most bloody
tragedy.

Surnames: Buttars, Jardine, Grover, Heggie, Tucker, Stewart, Beveridge, Spaulding

2008-10-16 13:01:20Z

Surnames:
Buttars, Jardine, Grover, Heggie, Tucker, Stewart, Beveridge, Spaulding

Town:
Clarkston, UT

want Griffiths, related to Obray, Jackson, Sjostrom, Hinck

2008-10-16 12:56:20Z

I have information on Obray, Griffths, Jackson, Sjostrom, Hincks. I am also looking for more information on the Griffths side I am willing to share what I do have

Towns:
Paradise, Avon, Logan, UT

Surnames from Nova Scotia: Gautreau, Langille

2008-10-16 12:23:44Z

Surnames:
GAUTREAU, LANGILLE from Hallifax, Nova Scotia

William Chambers (b. 1818 Eng-d. 1907 Cache Co. UT), (m. 1840) Clarissa Bence

1999-09-19 12:00:00Z

I am looking for info on the ancestors of WILLIAM CHAMBERS born 4 Jan 1818 Syston, Gloucester, England, died 29 Jan 1907 Smithfield, Cache, UT, md CLARISSA BENCE 30 Aug 1840.
Thank you.

Need info from 1956 Logan UT obituary

bbahler — 2009-03-08 20:32:57Z

Seeking information from the obituary for William Guy Austin, who died February 17, 1956 in Logan.

Especially interested in the maiden names of wives Rose and Ella, and children (if any) as well as dates/locations of marriages.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!

Neil Richman Tams

martiroe — 2009-03-16 05:00:50Z

Would like to contact family of Neil Richman Tams who I believe served a Central Mission in the Kansas City area during 1929-30 time period. His companions might have been John Stunoff and Martin B. Williams. Martin Williams is my grandfather.

I have baptismal certificate for Ruth Bernice Russell who was baptized March 23, 1930 by Martin B. Williams in Kansas City, MO and the certificate is signed by John Stunoff and Neil R. Tams. I am hoping that missionary journals may have additional information on Ruth B. Russell and her situation.

Re: Cragun, Chambers families

TigerBence — 2008-08-08 05:58:06Z

Hello Nancy

I am actually from the Bence side of the family.
I come into the Cragun side via Thomas Calvin Cragun and Amelia Chambers. Do you belong to the same side of the family? If you are not, maybe you know somebody I could get in touch with.

Regards Graham gbence@bigpong.net.au

Re: Searching for Samuel Kent & Bartha Jensen in Wellsville Canyon-1860.

Mae3607 — 2008-05-12 02:52:27Z

Samuel Kent, No information can be found at this time.
1860 Census Cache Utah Territory
Bartha Jensen 1836 age 24 Widow
Ann Kent born 5 September 1860 age 4 months

Bartha Jensen Kent
Married
John Reid Blanchard
25 December 1861
Farminton Davis Utah

Annie May Kent Blanchard
born 5 September 1860 Millville Cache Utah
died 11 July 1942 Ogden Weber Utah
Burial 15 July 1942 Logan Cache Utah
looks as though ann, annie took her stepfathers last name.
Annie May Kent Blancard
Married
Isaac Pullum
5 September 1878 Logan Cache Utah
When looking in the 1860 Census For Bartha Jensen Kent, I noticed that there were other Kents living in the same area some were born in Pa, Ma, and New York, I will check into this and see if James Kent is related to them somehow.
Hope this information helps you, and I will look into the Kent surname in Utah in the Census.
In regards to Samuel Kent, check with the local Library they may have something about his death in there genealogy department or at least point you in the right direction in locating the article regarding his passing.

Emeline Sweeney O'Hara Talbot & Charles O'Hara, buried Lewiston Cem

noblechristy777 — 2009-02-09 14:59:44Z

Emeline Sweeney is my Grandma, she is buried in the Lewiston Cemetary, her son Charles is buried next to her. I am curious as to why and how you know about her. I have visited the Gravesite numerous times and know its there. Her husband is buried next to her.
Regards
Christy Noble

Re: Emma Girdlestone

1rhodge — 2009-03-15 23:57:08Z

I would hope that you would have found something by now but if not look up www.webspawner.com/users/westenskow

This should give you everything you could ever want.

Re: Carl Johnson & Johnson's Grove

annewilkie90 — 2008-05-15 02:07:05Z

My grandmother was Emma Julia Fredrickson - approx 3 years of age when parents passed away in accident. Looking for connection?

Gilles Gautreau family (Tenerife)

marjoriegautreau — 2008-10-16 12:47:33Z

Dear Edward,
My name is Marjorie Gautreau, I'm 28 years old and I'm living in Tenerife but I'm french. Is it possible that we come from the same family? My father name is Gilles Gautreau.
Kind regards,
Marjorie
My e-mail adress is : marjorie_gautreau@yahoo.es

Re: Gibbs family from Wales to Hyrum, UT

tcmecham — 2009-03-24 20:57:24Z

It is Kane Creek not Can Creek

Re: Gibbs family from Wales to Hyrum, UT

tcmecham — 2009-03-24 20:56:51Z

My Dad told me the story about him and his companion, I think his name was Elder Berry, he was a great grandson of the Elder who was also killed. Anyway, the mission president called both elders and took them to TN where the murders had taken place and re opened the area. It was closed right after the massacre. I think if you google Can Creek Massacre you will find out more information. I will check this out also and see if I can find more information. My Dad will be 89 this year and his memory isn't as good as it use to be. I would like to find out if the mission president had a journal. But I don't know who he was.
Tammy

Re: Gibbs family from Wales to Hyrum, UT

tcmecham — 2009-03-24 19:46:38Z

Hi,
My father did serve a mission in the Southern States for the LDS church. My Dad was a great, great nephew to John H Gibbs. Does it talk about the two missionaries reopening the area that John Gibbs and his companion were murdered? It is a great story. Could you send me a copy of the article?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
tcm@mechamcompany.com

Re: Looking for stories, pictures and history on early Cache Valley

lcandbc — 2008-05-11 16:49:56Z

On your ancestors who may have resided in Clarkston and/or Newton you may want to check out some information on these two communities at The Cache County Utah GenWeb site at
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~utcache
in the "Towns" link under the either Clarkston or Newton -- the 1870 and 1880 censuses are available plus an extraction of newspaper articles form these towns early days until about 1900. Several of the surnames cited can be found in these sources which may provide some historical details.
Or if you have a particular ancestor in this period I may be able to give some information.

Re: Surnames

lcandbc — 2008-05-11 16:27:39Z

It may be helpful to look at a recent newspaper extract compilation that covers Clarkston, Utah, from 1867 into early 1900 available on the Cache County GenWeb site (http://www.rootsweb.com/~utcache) under the link "Towns" and under "Clarkston" which has information on most of the surnames listed with a Clarkston connection from Buttars through Stewart. In addition the Clarkston census for 1870 and 1880 and information on the Martin Harris gravesite from mound to monument are also available.

Re: Searching for Samuel Kent & Bartha Jensen in Wellsville Canyon-1860.

tmcent164 — 2008-05-12 22:37:07Z

Hello,
Thanks so much for helping me. Since posting this information I've discovered some new family history. Bartha came across the plains in 1859 with the James S. Brown Company only the spelling of her name is different. Also, I found out there was an Eli Kent family in the same pioneer group. I found out that Bartha and Dorcas Kent were sealed together on the same day to Eli Kent in Salt Lake City in October, 1859.
I'm afraid some of this preceeding information is incorrect recorded from a personal history. Eli, Dorcas, and the Kent family moved back to Pennsylvania later, and Bartha is left with her little daughter Annie. It's all very confusing. This is when she marries John Reed Blanchard. It's an ongoing search for more answers.
Anything you can find out about Bartha & this Kent family would be wonderful. I sincerely appreciate your kindness in helping me.
Gratefully,
Mavis Bassett
mavisbassett@yahoo.com

want: Samuel Kent & Bartha Jensen in Wellsville Canyon-1860.

tmcent164 — 2008-10-16 13:03:52Z

I'm searching for any information on Samuel Kent & Bartha (Jensen) Kent who lived and worked on a ranch by Wellsville Canyon 1859-1860.
Samuel & Bartha met on a Mormon wagon train coming across the plains in 1859. Samuel Kent was a scout, and Bartha Jensen was immigrating from Sweden. They travled across in the summer and were married by a Mormon Bishop in Salt Lake City after their arrival. Samuel was hired by a local rancher for the winter months. They both worked on this ranch. In the Spring, they were given money for their labor and planned to move on since the rancher didn't need the help any longer. Samuel rode up the canyon with money in his possession, and that's the last time anybody saw him again. His horse was found with blood on the saddle, and it was determined he was robbed and killed.
I'm looking for any information regarding this tragedy. We don't have any information about Samuel Kent's family before coming to Utah. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Gratefully,
Mavis Bassett
mavisbassett@yahoo.com

Re: Surnames: Christiansen, Hansen, Jensen

Sue4DAR — 2008-09-03 18:08:10Z

It is possible that you are a relative of mine. I have a Ane Hansen in my data base that is born 1850 and is the daughter of Karen Salomonsdatter and Soren Hansen. If this is your Ane Hansen then I have information regarding your family from Karen backwards. Karen's sister was Kristiane who was my direct relative.

Sue

Jill Hall (Maiden Name)

pterlingo — 2008-06-08 21:20:53Z

Trying to locate a fellow graduate from West High School, Salt Lake City, Utah 1952 - Do not know her married name...appreciate any help. Before coming to Salt Lake, she lived in Idaho. My maiden name was Crocker.

Re: Cragun, Chambers families

nobleday — 2008-08-18 00:27:24Z

Graham, did you get the information I sent to you via email on the Cragun Family International reunion? Also, I believe your email is wrong in the previous note. it says bigpong, is that correct?

Anyone else interested in Cragun reunion information?

Nancy

Re: Cragun, Chambers families

nobleday — 2008-08-08 16:48:28Z

Graham,
Do you know about the Cragun reunion? It is in Utah but they are considering a webcast if enough people are interested. Email me at sday13 at comcast dot net

You could get a lot of help from the family, I'll bet.

Nancy

Re: Cragun, Chambers families

nobleday — 2008-08-08 03:22:02Z

Hello Graham,
Didn't know we had a branch of the tree down under. Are you through Patrick Cragun line?

Nancy (CRAGUN) Day

Re: Gibbs family from Wales to Hyrum, UT

bruceallencrow — 2009-03-24 19:35:56Z

I am researching the John H Gibbs family and found a newspaper article from 1943 that names your father (Eugene Jens Gibbs) as a grandson of John H Gibbs who died in 1884 in Tennessee. It was in reference to your father serving a mission in the Southern States for the LDS Church. Assuming I have the right 'Eugene Jens Gibbs' from Hyrum Utah, and based on you post, I'm guessing the newspaper article was incorrect.

Re: Gibbs family from Wales to Hyrum, UT

bruceallencrow — 2009-03-24 20:39:10Z

Well, then maybe the article was correct. I'll have to read it again. It only hints at the story of the area being opened again. But I can send you a copy. I have a paper photo copy with a blurry photo (sent in by your father's companion's parents), so you might want to get a look at the original to see the photo. When I get home I'll try to scan it and email it to you.

That story is actually one of the stories I was trying to track down, but was having difficulty finding the original source. Did you hear it from your father? Can you tell me the story as you have heard it?

Jewel Lavada Blevins Stone (1925-2009) Obituary

AMHhenley — 2009-02-08 22:59:46Z

Caribou County Sun, 02/05/09

LAVA HOT SPRINGS - Jewel Lavada Blevins Stone, 83, of Lava Hot Springs, passed away Sunday, February 1, 2009, in Pocatello. Jewel was born October 24, 1925, in Citra, Oklahoma, the daughter of Frank and Ada Holt Blevins.
She married Alvin Turnbow in 1943, in McAlester, Oklahoma. They later divorced. She married Miller Donald Thurman in 1953, in Hugo, Oklahoma. They later moved to Phoenix, Arizona. Miller passed away August 5, 1972. She married Leland Robert Stone in 1974, in Phoenix, Arizona. They moved to Idaho and had lived in Bancroft and Lava Hot Springs. Leland passed away April 4, 1994.
Jewel worked for Kenneth Knowles Service Station until she retired. She enjoyed camping, fishing and playing bingo.
She is survived by one son and one daughter, Donald Thurman of California, and Louise Turnbow Pettis of Washington. She is also survived by 12 grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two sons, Alvin and Roy Turnbow, and two sisters and two brothers.
Graveside services were held on Wednesday, February 4, 2009, at noon at the Bancroft Cemetery.
Condolences may be made to the family at www.simsfh.com. Services are under the direction of the Sims Funeral Home.

Re: Elwood & Robert Toothaker

gtoothaker1 — 2008-09-04 15:09:38Z

Susan,

Elwood's father was Albert P (Percy I believe). The line from the original Roger goes:
Roger
Roger
Andrew
Ebenezer
Ebenezer
Elijah
Thomas D (Captain)
Albert T
Albert P (Albert married Winifred FULTON. Winifred was born in 1880 in Canada)
Elwood Douglas
Robert (Bob)
I think I remember email you this info, but I wanted it posted on the web for future reference. I still have a solid memory of riding horses when my family (James Toothaker) visited in the 70's.

Henri & Bibien Cormier Gautreau (New Brunswick > New Bedford MA)

mabiallen46 — 2008-10-16 12:50:28Z

Boston Braves player, Doc Gautreau, my Father; His brother, a private detective, J. Edward Gautreau. Brothers also; Henry and Albert; Sister Melina, only survivor of triplets. I can find no siblings of their Father, Honore', Henri, Henry Gautreau of New Brunswick. Mother: Bibien Cormier. I know they had relatives in and around New Bedford, MA. BUT, how can there be cousins IF my Grandfather, Honore', had no siblings. Bibien had a Sister, Melina Cormier Babineau. Any help much appreciated ! Marjorie Gautreau Allen, in MD

Re: SEAMONS HISTORY

JoniRabena — 2009-03-09 16:54:38Z

Your post was quite awhile ago, so hope you are still connecting to this mailing list. I am looking for family of a male Seamons who married a Gladys Jensen in Utah. They would have been married after 1955. If you have someone like that, could you e-mail me off-line at joni@mcburney.ca.

Thank you,

Joni

3 daughters of Lovell & Ann Sherwood Bull: Sarah A. (1827-1867), Isabelle B. (1834-1933), Emily A. (1836-1887)

colrose141 — 2009-02-09 14:56:00Z

Dear Listers

Lovell Bull, born 1797 in Hampshire, England and later living in London, England was my g-g-grandfather. He married Ann Sherwood and together they had 11 children. Of these 11 children - three sisters migrated to the USA in 1864 and settled in Logan City, Cache County, Utah. The three girls were;

Sarah Ann Bull, born 1827 and married James Quayle on the 23rd March 1867 in Salt Lake City, Sarah died 8th Jan 1893 and as far as I can ascertain she had no children. I understand that James was twice elected mayor of Logan City.

Isabelle Bartlett Bull, born 1834 and married 1) Frederick Holland on the 14th July 1867 in Salt Lake City. 2) William Davis on the 18th February 1870 at Providence and 3) George Martin Peacock in 1879 at Logan City. Isabelle died on the 16th November 1933 just 6 months short of her one-hundredth birthday. I believe that in total Isabelle had three children one of whom was named Lovell after Isabelle’s father.

Emily Ann Bartlett Bull, born 1836 and married James Mortimer on the 24th July 1865, Emily Ann died on the 18th June 1887. I understand that Emily had 7 children by her husband James.

The three daughters are interred at Logan City Cemetery

I would like any other pieces of information about these three girls, their lives and their descendants, most especially if anyone has photographs they would be very much appreciated. Equally I have a great deal of information regarding the Bull family in England & I am more than willing to share.

Regards

Colin Bull

want family history: Ensign, Dunn, Wright, Larson, Richards

queenbeloved1 — 2008-10-16 12:22:43Z

Hi, My parents are Patricia Ensign and Lorin Richards. My Grandparents are Mona Larson and Milton Wright Ensign, My Great Grandparents were....My Great Great Great Grandmother was Mary Dunn Ensign daughter of Simeon Dunn, Wife of Martin Luther Ensign son of Martin Ensign. Please send me any information Stories, Diary, letters...I am giving a DUP History on Mary Dunn and the Next one is on Martin Luther Ensign. Your help is well appreciated. Any other information on this line would be great! Thank you ahead of time. Susan McShane