Does anyone have any info on any of these names? I bought a box of old Mormon books at a garage sale, and found that these books once belonged to Effie Jacobs. Apparently she was a treasurer for the Daughters of Utah Pioneers for many years. Almost all of the books have some sort of dedication written in them to Effie. Some of these books include: Our Pioneer Heritage by Kate B. Carter, Rainbow Views A History of Wayne County by Anne Snow and Memories that Live A
Centennial History of Utah County by Emma N. Huff. There is also letters, pictures, postcards and newspaper clippngs from
The Deseret. Effie's father was a Pierce, and a Elder in the Mormon church. There's one by Parley Pratt, and in the front and back pages there is a family geneology written it. It begins with the birth of Henry Jakeman in 1834, and goes on with the birthes, deaths and marriages of the family. So if anyone out there can clue me in on any of these present day family members?

We are interested in buying the book "Rainbow Views, history of Wayne county", as it has info on my ancestors. Please let us know if you are interested in selling it and the price, including shipping. Thanks, J. Bird

Mr. Bird, I have been trying to email you about your request for the Rainbow Views book. Your email keeps kicking back my mail to me.If you are still interested, please email me at Debbie_fi@hotmail.com!!!!
Hope to hear from you soon!
Debbra

Do you still have any of the items mentioned in your posting? I believe the Effie you mentioned is my Grand Aunt; my greatgrandfather being Amasa Pierce. My heritage is rich in Wayne County and I have many ancestors from there. I may be interested in obtaining the materials.

Best regards,

Lynell (Pierce) Sala

Henry Jakeman is my 2nd greatgrandfather.

Regards,

Lynell (Pierce) Sala

Effie Pearl Pierce Jacobs is my greatgrandfather's (Wilford) sister. I am interested in all the letters, pictures, postcards, newspaper clippings and genealogies. (At least copies if possible.) Thank You!

Henry Jakeman was my great great great grandpa and drove a team of oxen at the age of 23 in the Hunt wagon train that traveled close by the Willie handcart company and was one of the 20 men chosen to stay behind at Martin's Cove / Devils Gate to guard the contents of the wagons of the Hogot and Hunt companys after the rescue at Martins Cove. If you have any information about Henry Jakeman or his family I would like to get copys. My name is Terral Dunn and I live in Richfield, Utah. 610 West 740 South 84701

Effie Jacobs is my Grandaunt. I would very much be interested in the items you have. Please contact me at salabrate@msn.com.

Sincerely,

Lynell Rae Pierce Sala