saxton history appendix

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Appendix -- Charts, Maps, Information, Wyatt Family Photo

• Book Footnotes • Pioneer Timeline and Comparason Chart • Scottish Saints Letter of appreciation to Mulliner • Nauvoo Marker – Turley Home • Nauvoo Pioneer Memorial • Seagull Miracle Story • Deuel Cabin History • Early Salt Lake City Area Map • Church Timeline • Wyatt Family Names and Pedigree Charts • Luke Kenneth Wyatt – 10th Generation LDS Chart • Wyatt Family Photo – Year 2000

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Appendix – Sources of Information:

Many of the photographs were taken while Becky and I were on a church history tour in 2005. Other sources are as follows:

Samuel Mulliner: The main sources of information were:

1) “Chronological History of Samuel Mulliner and His Families”, Lavon Brunt Eyring, 1976 2) “THE HISTORICAL RECORD - A MONTHLY PERIODICAL” Devoted Exclusively to Historical, Biographical, Chronological and Statistical Matters, edited and published by Andrew Jenson, Salt Lake City, UTAH. 1888. Pg. 348 under the chapter entitled THE SCOTCH MISSION. 3) “Samuel Mulliner Jr., A Pioneers Life” by David Hammond Allred, 1980

Other noteworthy sources are noted in the body of the text. Other sources where Samuel is mentioned are listed below:

4) Samuel Mulliner Missionary Journal – Utah Historical Society Museum in SLC 5) Alexander Wright Journal – LDS Church Historical Dept Archives in SLC

Information also from: -“The Life of Heber C. Kimball" by Orson F. Whitney pg. 276. -"History of the Church" Andrew Jenson Vol.3, Ch.9, p.91 – 93 , under the section "Kirtland Camp", Vol.3, Ch.23, p.347, under a mission call to Europe (Scotland), Vol.4, Ch.3, p.45; Vol.4, Ch.3, p.48; Vol.4, Ch.4, p.76; Vol.4, Ch.6, p.123; Vol.4, Ch.16, p.321, Vol.6, Ch.16, p.340, pertaining to work as a Seventy, to work in Illinois. Samuel is mentioned going on his 2nd mission, "History of the Church", Vol.7, Ch.37, p.537 -"Encyclopedic History of the Church", p.782; -"Regional Studies, British Isles”, p.161; B.H. Roberts; -“Times and Seasons” Vol 1 No. 5 March 1840, Vol 2 No.8 October 1840, Vol 4 No. 14 June 1843, and Vol 5 No. 8 April 1844. “Saints and Spinners” by Bishop David Craig of Scotland - Sue and Crista Cowan – Samuel Mulliner: That Mighty Oak, 2009

Easton Kelsey:

Two major sources of information on Easton were,

1) “A Synopsis Of The Life Of Easton Kelsey”, copied by the WPA’s U.S. Historical Records Surveyor program pages 1, 2, and 3. Some date and name discrepancies exists especially regarding when he was ordained an Elder. The text is in his own handwriting as typed by the WPA and 2) “Chronological History of Samuel Mulliner and His Families”, Lavon Brunt Eyring, 1976.

William Henry Deuel:

Two major sources of information on William were,

1) A website maintained by Jay L. Deuel, Jr. of Utah. 2) THE CITY IN BETWEEN”, by Smoot. Smoot’s information is from Thomas Q. Williams, the first mayor of Centerville, Utah. Thomas lost his mother early in life and was taken in by Osmyn’s wife, Thomas’ Aunt to raise. Osmyn Deuel had no children of his own. Thomas later acquired the family dairy farm from Osmyn still in his possession at the time of the book publication.

Solomon Saxton and Descendants:

Story compiled by genealogist Florence A.R. Saxton, edited by John Wyatt. All family group sheets and genealogies attached are by Florence.


Appendix - Pioneer Timeline and Comparison Chart Name, Trade

DOB, Pre-LDS

Converted, Callings

Mid West Residence…

Trek West....……

Utah Residence….

Samuel Mulliner Scot/Canadian, Shoemaker, Tanner, Currier, Miller, Scribe, Businessman (Mulliner Sr. was also a pioneer in 1855)

1809 Haddington, East Lothian, England 1833 Broadville and Toronto, Canada

Sep 1837 Toronto, Canada Missionary 1839 Seventy Q11 1845 Pres. Q12 1858 Pres. Q67

1833 Hastings Oswego, Canada Spring 1838 Springfield, IL 1842 Nauvoo, IL 1846 Monmouth IL 1847 Springfield, IL

Spring 1847 Winter Quarters, NEB 1848 Savannah, MO 1849 Kanesville/ Council Bluffs, IA Left Jun 1850 Warren Foote Co. Scribe (P.E.Fund)

SEP 1850 SLC, UT 1858 Lehi, UT 1876 Orderville, UT

William Henry Deuel Blacksmith, Farmer, Rancher, Settler

1812 Greenfield, NY

1840 Montrose Seventy Q22

1839 Platte, MO 1840 Nauvoo, IL 1845 Montrose, IA

? Winter Quarters, NEB Left June 1847 C.C. Rich Co. with Nauvoo Bell

Oct 1847 SLC, UT 1847 Centerville, UT

Easton Kelsey Carpenter, Miller, Builder

1813 New Lisbon, Otsego Co., NY

Dec 1836 Kirtland, OH Missionary Seventy Q6 H.Priest Bishop

Fall 1837 Toledo OH Dec 1839 Scotland Miss. Dec 1840 Nauvoo, IL On Ship Isaac Newton

Spring 1846 Kanesville, IA Left Jun 1851 Captain of his own Co.

Oct 1851 SLC, UT Union Fort, UT 1858 Lehi, UT 1861 St. George, UT

Nathaniel Whiting

1783 New Eng

? 1840 Nauvoo

?

Soloman Saxton Miner, Eng Immigrant Settler

1824 Old Brinsley, Nottingham Shire, England 1848 Old Bray Green, Staffordshire, England

Jun 1845 New Brinsley, Nottingham Shire, England H.Priest Bishop

1857 Springfield, IL Mar 1860 Cornwall, IL

? Florence/Winters Quarters NEB Left July 1861 John Riggs Murdock Co.

Oct 1861 SLC, UT ? Coalville, UT

Carl Martin Johansen Joiner, Norwegian Immigrant

1828 Aker Norway

Mar 1860 Aug 1872 Copenhagen to Liverpool Eng.

Sep 1872 Steamship Minnesota, NY to Ogdon


Appendix

Marker at the Theodore and Frances Turley home site in Nauvoo. Elder Turley was the missionary that converted the Mulliner family. It reads:

As part of the Latter Day Saint exodus from Missouri, the Turley family left Far West on April, 18, 1839. According to Theodore, ‘For the space of 13 weeks’ the family ‘never had the priviledge of sleeping under a roof.’ Upon his arrival in Nauvoo, Turley used logs and stones to construct the first house in Nauvoo built by a Latter Day Saint. Theodore was born April 10, 1801 in Birmingham England immigrated to Canada in the 1820’s and was converted to the church by Parley P. Pratt in 1837. While in Nauvoo, Turley owned a gun shop and other businesses. He served in the Nauvoo Legion as “general, captain, and lieutenant colonel. Theodore died in 1871 in Beaver Utah.


Appendix - Nauvoo Map - Below

Nauvoo Saxton Ancestors: Property Location: 1 Samuel Mulliner Jr. Blk 140 Lot 1&2 Tenant, Blk 29 Lot 6, Blk 17

Tenant, T6 R8 Sec 11 – 20 acres 2 Alexander Mulliner (Brother) Blk 146 Lot 3 S/4 3 Easton Kelsey Blk 58 Lot 4, Blk 71 Lot 2 W/3 4 Nathaniel Whiting Blk 82 Lot 3 5 William Henry Deuel T66.6 Half Breed Tract Montrose (across river) 6 Osmyn Merrit Deuel (Brother) 14 miles south of Nauvoo in a shanty

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Historic Nauvoo – Land and Records Research Center (each block is 4 acres, lots 1-4):

1 - Samuel Mulliner lived just north of Hiran Clark (37) and Theodore Turley, and directly 7 blocks north of the LDS Temple 2 – Brother Axelander Mulliner lived where Joseph Smith Historic Site Visitors' Center is located and just east of Hiram Clark and Theodore Turley 3 - Easton Kelsey lived where the current LDS Temple Visitors Center is located (northwest section of the center and parking lot) and just west of the Statue of Women gardens 4 – Nathaniel Whiting lived next to Edward Hunter (3) one block west of the LDS Nauvoo Temple (now vacant grass/parking area) The map below is an arial map of Nauvoo:


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Appendix

The sea gull, Larus californicus, was selected as the state bird of Utah by an act of the legislature in 1955. The gull is considered the state bird of Utah by common consent, probably in commemoration of the fact that these gulls saved the people of the State by eating up the Rocky mountain crickets, which were destroying the crops in 1848. Orson F. Whitney says that in the midst of the devastation of the crickets, "When it seemed that nothing could stay the devastation, great flocks of gulls appeared, filling the air with their white wings and plaintive cries, and settled down upon the half-ruined fields. All day long they gorged themselves, and when full, disgorged and feasted again, the white gulls upon the black crickets, list hosts of heaven and hell contending, until the pests were vanquished and the people were saved." After devouring the crickets, the gulls returned "to the lake islands whence they came." Aeronautic wizards, gulls are gymnasts of the sky, making the seemingly impossible appear effortless. They can appear motionless in midair by catching wind currents with perfect timing and precision while positioning their bodies at just the right angle. They are quiet birds, considered quite beneficial by agriculturalists, and are usually gentle creatures, exhibiting neither antagonism to nor fondness for man. The Eilza Avery Deuel, while living in their log cabin in SLC, fought the crickets while she was pregnant and stopped to give birth to her son. This is from State of Utah’s Wed page.


Appendix

History of the Deuel Log Cabin: The home, 15 feet by 20 feet, was constructed of Douglas fir and Lodgepole pine brought from the mountains east of the city. The Deuel brothers could have built it or hired it out to be built. Its furnishings reflect the lifestyle of a prosperous pioneer family, complete with cast iron stove. Another log structure, adjacent to the log cabin, probably served as a blacksmith shop for the brothers. It is supposed that the Deuels had the frame of their cabins made for them and then the family would supply the finishing, such as windows, white wash, etc.. Their younger brother Amos helped in the building project as well. Osmyn, wife Mary, lived in the cabin from the Autumn/winter of 1847 through much of 1848, and later used as a militia armory. William, wife Eliza, daughters Minerva and Mercy Ann, and brother Amos are thought to have lived next door. (A second home in Salt Lake was also mentioned by family members but no record has be discovered to supply the details.) Eliza was living in this cabin or her won next door while 9 months pregnant. When the crickets came, she would go out and fight them off until the day she gave birth.

(The plaque on the pioneer log cabin reads:

"A pioneer home, one of the oldest houses in Utah. Built in October, 1847, by Osmyn M. and William H. Deuel, located north of the east portal of the old Fort, now Pioneer Park. In 1849 (Apostle) Albert Carrington bought and moved it to First North and West Temple. He presented it to his daughter Frances, when she was married to Zebulon Jacobs. In 1912, they gave it to the Church. It was moved to the museum in the Vermont Building and later to this site. Albert Carrington was assistant to Captain Stansbury during his U. S. Survey in 1840-50. Part of Stansbury's time was spent in this cabin."


Appendix It is likely when the Deuels moved out, they rented the home to other settlers. The cabin was sold to Albert Carrington in 1849, after which he moved the structure to 1st North and West Temple Streets. He also allowed Captain Howard Stansbury of the U.S. Army Typographical Engineers to spend much of his time in this cabin (1849-50). In 1852, Christopher and Maryann Riding and their five children were living in it. Bro. Carrington gave the home to his daughter Francis and husband Zebulon Jacobs. They lived in it briefly, and in 1912, gave it to the church. This historic pioneer log home has since been on display in Salt Lake City at the Deseret Museum (1912-19), on Temple Square (1919-76), and in the plaza located adjacent to the North side of the Genealogical Library (1984-present). The cabin was restored in 1985 by the Museum of Church History and Art under the direction of Don Enders to appear as it would have looked in 1847. Currently, this Pioneer Log Horne is furnished with antiques and reproductions from their era.) The records of Charles C. Rich Co indicate that some families had cast iron stoves with them. Since the Deuels were fairly prosperous, they probably had a stove. (Pioneer Life Revisited, Ensign, July 1986, 40)

Osmyn and William Henry Deuel Cabin as displayed while at Temple Square in Salt Lake City 1917-1976 (It now sits between the Church History Museum and the Family History

Center across from Temple Square.)


Appendix - Oldest Family Records known (Sutherland Ancestors in Scotland):


Appendix - Oldest Family Records known continued (Sutherland Ancestors in Scotland): Donald Craick master of the Cherity(?) School at Thrismaster(?) were contracted in oder to marriage with Janet Bruce in Brabuler(?) in the parish of Boiuar(?) Donald Craick – Cam(?) for the man & Feirry(?) Sinclair for the woman.


From www.samuelmullinermuse.com


Appendix


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Pedigrees and Family Group Sheets (Names with * are Wyatt ancestors) Nathaniel Whiting Jr. Posterity: Father Nathaniel Whiting Sr. and mother Lydia Partridge. Nathaniel Whiting Jr. born Dec. 22, 1777 (1783?) in Warwick, Franklin, MA, married Ida Mercy Young born Aug. 27, 1780 in Athol, Worcester, MA, about 1805 at New Milford, Litchfield, CT. Six Daughters were: Mary – Nov. 23, 1807 Whitehall, Wash, NY (Married Osmyn Deuel) Caroline – Jun. 25, 1809 Stafford, Windham, VT (Married Thomas Grover)(1) Adeline – Abt 1813 Dover, Stafford, NH Emeline – Abt 1815 “ *Eliza Avery – Oct. 14, 1819 Guilford, Windham, VT (Married William H. Deuel) Adeline – Mar. 24, 1822 Dover, Stafford, NH (Married Lorenzo W. Roundy) Second wife was Cassandra Jenkins. Married in Nauvoo May 16, 1841, no children, probably temple divorced Aug. 13, 1842. (1) Caroline’s daughter married Apostle Charles C. Rich in Nauvoo.


Appendix - Samuel Mulliner Posterity: Father Samuel Mulliner Sr. born June 14, 1777 at Audlem, Cheshire, England, married December 4, 1830 at Haddington, Scotland to mother Ursula Stockton. Samuels lists his occupation as a shoemaker in his family group sheet. All * names are Wyatt Ancestors. Name variants: Samuel Mullinger. Catherine Nesbit/Hisbit. Samuel had 5 siblings and 5 wives: Michael - Oct. 17, 1804 Dunbar Scotland Alexander - Sep. 15, 1807 Haddington Scotland *Samuel Jr. - Jan. 15, 1809 Haddington Phillip -Jan. 6, 1818 Dunbar David - Jan. 6, 1818 Dunbar James - Oct. 20, 1820 ? Samuel Jr. married in Haddington Dec. 4, 1830, to Catherine Nisbet. 3 children: *Janet Sutherland – Feb. 28, 1833 Braodville (Brockville) NE of Toronto, Canada (became deaf at

age of 5, first name is spelled differently in every record, married Easton Kelsey Aug. 4, 1852)

Elizabeth Smith – Mar. 7, 1836 Chinguacousy, Ontario, Canada Child - by March 6, 1838 (according to Kirtland Elder’s Record of 5 in the family. This is

probably a child that died of Cholera while in Nauvoo or pioneering to the west.) The Samuel and Catherine also raised Elizabeth’s daughter Kate Markland Jones Allred due to Elizabeth’s illness. Catherine’s two children from a previous married had passed away.

Married at Winter Quarters NE Apr. 15, 1847 – Harriet Amelia Berry born Jan. 17, 1830 - 10 children were: John Heber – Nov. 19, 1849 Kanesville IA Martha Jane – Feb. 8, 1852 Lehi UT Katherine Jane – Feb. 26, 1854 SLC Samuel Berry – Mar. 6, 1856 SLC Brigham Young –Mar. 6, 1858 Lehi Amelia Harriet –Mar. 25, 1860 American Fork William Joseph – Apr. 25, 1862 Lehi Robert Madison – Sep. 29, 1867 Lehi Albert King – Nov. 11, 186_ Lehi Cynthia Louise – Oct. 2, 1872 Lehi Married in SLC Aug. 14, 1853 – Mary Ann Richardson’s 6 children were: Ursula – Nov. 26, 1854 SLC Joseph Smith – Dec. 10, 1856 SLC Sarah – 1858 SLC Fanny Ann –Nov 12, 1860 American Fork Hyrum Smith –Feb. 18, 1863 SLC Mary Ann –Feb. 22, 1865 American Fork Married in SLC 1860 – Hannah Herst and Ann Capstick Royal Mercer and had no children by them.


Appendix -Easton Kelsey Family Posterity: Easton is the half brother of pioneer Stephen Kelsey. Easton lists his occupation as a mill builder in his family group sheet. Easton had 3 wives and 23 children: Married Sep. 14, 1839 - Abigail Finch’s 10 children were: Orson - Oct. 1, 1840 Nauvoo Il Lousia - Aug. 9, 1844 Nauvoo Easton - Apr. 8, 1846 Nauvoo Abigail - Jul. 20, 1848 Kanesville IA Orin - Jul. 6, 1852 South Cottonwood SL, UT Elizabeth – Jan. 4, 1854 South Cottonwood SL, UT Charlotte – Nov. 18, 1856 South Cottonwood SL, UT Delta – Jun. 1, 1859 South Cottonwood SL, UT William – Jun. 1, 1859 St. George, UT Margaret – Aug. 10, 1869 St. George, UT Married Aug. 4, 1852 - Jeannette Sutherland Mulliner’s 4 children were: *Catherine – Feb. 20, 1853 Union Fort, Little Cottonwood, SLC, UT Samuel – May 6, 1856 “ Zephyr – Jun. 22, 1859 Lehi, UT Edwin Easton – Nov.10, 1863 or 1869, St. George, UT Married Jul. 20, 1853 - Mary Jane Cox’s 9 children were: Mary – May 8, 1854 Fort Union, SL, UT Calvin – Oct. 16, 1856 “ John – Mar. 20, 1858 “ Sarah – Dec. 24, 1860 “ Almira – Nov. 17, 1864 Lehi, UT Rosanna – Dec. 13, 1867 “ David Easton – Apr. 18, 1870 “ Erastus Cox – Dec. 13, 1872 “ Rosillia Lauretia Dep. 7, 1875 “ Catherine Kelsey married Lewis Deuel Jun. 10, 1871. See Deuel family for info.


Appendix - William Henry Deuel Family Posterity: William Henry Deuel’s father was Lewis Deuel and mother was Mary Barton . William Henry and Eliza Avery Whiting had 9 children. They married Jan. 1, 1837. Children: Joseph Merritt – Feb. 10, 1839 Platte, MO. (Died at 5 months) Alonzo Merritt – Oct. 26, 1840 Nauvoo, IL Minerva Adaline – Mar. 3, 1843 Montrose, IA Mercy Ann – Jul. 30, 1845 Montrose, Iowa Territory William Henry JR – Aug. 3, 1848, 1st Log Cabin in Utah, Salt Lake Pioneer Fort, UT *Lewis – Jul. 16, 1850 or 1851 Centerville UT Eliza Frances – Jun. 23, 1854 “ George Amos – Nov. 23, 1857 “ Nathaniel – Jun. 14, 1862 “ (married Marcia Jane Lee, daughter of John A. Lee, granddaughter of John Doyle Lee of famed Mountain Meadows Massacre.) Married Mary Carpenter (no children but we lack information.) Lewis Deuel married Jun. 10, 1871 to Catherine Kelsey (daughter of Easton) in Kannara UT. Catherine was born Feb. 20, 1853 in Littlecottonwood, SLC. They are both buried in the Nibley Cemetery. Their 7 children were: Minerva Elizabeth – Nov. 26, 1873 Panquitch UT Avery Jeanette – Jan. 10, 1875 or 1876 Kannara UT Zephyr Lois – Nov. 14, 1877 Escalante UT Polly Ann – Aug. 23, 1879 Escalante UT *Lewis Easton – Oct. 24, 1880 Escalante UT Francis Mahalie – Dec. 21, 1882 Escalante UT (Died at 1 year) Katie Rosilla – Mar. 5, 1884 Escalante UT Lewis Easton married Clema Isabella Barr Oct. 24, 1898. Clema was born May 10, 1879 in Five Forks, NC. They had 12 children: Leland Easton – Apr. 6, 1899 Escalante UT (Died at 12 years old) *Polly Marie – Aug. 3, 1902 Idaho Falls ID Clema Fern – Oct. 11, 1903 Rockland ID Thelma Isabella – Nov. 17, 1904 Stone ID (Died within 1 year) Eldon – Feb. 22, 1906 “ LaVon – Dec. 12, 1907 Snowville UT Denzel – Jan. 20, 1909 Burley ID Lewis Leon – Dec. 17, 1911 “ (Died within 2 years?) Afton – May 9, 1913 “ Zephr June – Sep. 25, 1915 “ Larue – May 11, 1917 “ Marva Rae – Jan. 9, 1920 “ (Died within a year)


Appendix - Carl Martin Johansen Posterity: Carl Martin Johansen married Helene Hansen Petersen who was born May 24, 1827 in Stange, Hedemark, Norway just north of Oslo. They had 9 children, the 8th and 9th born in Utah Solomon Saxton Family Posterity: Solomon born Feb 21 or 26 1824/25/26 in Greasley. Old Brinsley, Nottingham, Leicstershire, Eng. Solomon’s father was William Saxton and mother was Catherine Hemingway or Hemenway. Solomon had 1 wife. Married Oct. 26, 1848 – Matilda Dexter born Feb. 5, 1827 at Coydner Castle Park, Derbyshire, Eng. Her 10 children were: Brigham - Mar. 14, 1848 Old Bray Green, Staffordshire, Eng. (Died at age of 1) Catherine – Mar. 12, 1850 New Brinsley, Nottinghamshire, Eng. (Died at age of 1) Hannah – May 28, 1851 New Brinsley (Died same day) Lydia – Jul. 8, 1853 New Brinsley (Died at age 4) Victoria Ann – Nov. 19, 1854 New Brinsley (Died same day) Sarah Ellen – Apr. 30, 1858 Springfield, IL (trekked west died 1933 Coalville UT) *John Solomon – Mar. 7, 1860 Cornwell, IL (trekked west died 1910 in Coalville UT) Charles Dexter – Feb. 13 1862 Coalville UT William Sherwood – Feb. 8, 1865 Coalville UT Matilda Maude – Apr. 30, 1868 Coalville UT John Solomon Saxton born Mar. 7, 1860 in Cornwell, IL had one wife Amelia Andrea Johansen born Sep. 18, 1861 at Aker Christiania Olso, Norway. Their 11 children were: Eva – Sep. 4, 1880 Upton UT John Martin – Nov. 14, 1882 Upton Helena Matilda – Mar. 28, 1885 Upton William Egbert – Mar. 11, 1888, Echo UT Minnie Andrea – Aug. 18, 1891 Upton Lizzie Hazel – Nov. 28, 1892 Upton Warren Lafayette – Jun. 16, 1895 Upton Josephine Louisa – Nov. 15, 1898 Upton Florence Marie – Mar. 16, 1901 Coalville *Howard Solomon – Aug. 3, 1903 Coalville Gladys Virginia – Oct. 20, 1906 Upton Howard Solomon Saxton married Polly Marie Deuel Feb. 14, 1923 SLC Utah. Polly Marie was born Aug. 3, 1902 in Idaho Falls ID. There 5 children were: Marie – Nov. 20, 1923 Burly ID Howard Buddie– Jan. 6, 1925 American Falls ID (Died at 5 months old) Don Leon – May 26, 1927 Burley ID Wren Deon – May 26, 1929 Devils Slide UT Sharon June – Sep. 24, 1932 SLC UT


Appendix - Sharon June married Milton Paul Wyatt Oct. 8, 1949 in Lakewood CA. Their 8 children: Bryon Paul – Aug. 29, 1950 LA CA Michael Roger – Jan. 16, 1952 “ John Kenton – Nov. 9, 1953 Long Beach CA Brenda Pauline – Dec. 28, 1955 Artesia CA Aaron Kendall – Mar. 24, 1958 Phoenix AZ Mark Anthony – Jul. 18, 1959 “ Ramona Lynne – Sep. 25, 1960 Glendale AZ Daniel Leon – Mar. 24. 1962 Marysville AZ Some of the Wyatts Christmas 2006 with Gramma Sharon June Saxton (not in the picture are Mike and Brenda):


John Wyatt Family

Appendix – John Wyatt Family with Grandson Luke (a 10th Generation LDS)


Tustin California Home:

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Other Wyatt Family Pictures Bryan Wyatt Family


Mike Wyatt Family No pictures available Brenda Wyatt Perez

Aaron Wyatt Family


Mark Wyatt Family


Ramona Wyatt Mascio Family

Daniel Wyatt Family No pictures available


LDS Summarized Timeline of Church History Based on “The Personal Writings of Joseph Smith, p. 625 and “Story of Latter-Day-Saints” by Allen and Leonard. 1805 December 23 J.S. Born at Sharon, Windsor County, Vermont. 1811 J.S. Family moved to Lebanon, New Hampshire. 1813 J.S. Contracted typhus fever; leg operation 1816 J.S. Family moved to Palmyra, New York. 1820 Spring J.S. First Vision. 1823 September 21 J.S. First Moroni visitation. November 19 J.S. Death of brother Alvin. 1827 January 18 J.S. Married Emma Hale at Bainbridge, New York. September 22 J.S. Obtained Book of Mormon plates. December J.S. Moved to Harmony, Pennsylvania. 1828 116 pages of Book of Mormon lost by Martin Harris June 15 J.S Son Alvin born; died same day. 1829 May-June Priesthood received by John The Baptist in Harmony PA (D&C 13, JSH 1:71, T&S Nov 1, 1840 pg 202 ) Peter, James, and John restore Melchezedic Priesthood near Susquehanna River near Harmony PA June J.S. Finished Book of Mormon translation, Witnesses shown the Plates (D&C 17) 1830 March Book of Mormon published in Palmyra NY April 6 Church organized in Fayette NY at home of Peter Whitmer. June Visions of Moses revealed. June 9 1st General Conference of Church, D&C 20 and 22 published as Articles and Covenants of the Church. September Missionaries sent to Lamanite Indians – Cowdery, Pratt, Whitmer, and Peterson (D&C 28, 30, 32) Hiram Page receives and preaches false revelations. Gathering proclaimed - “As a hen gathereth her chickens” (D&C 29) December Writings of Moses revealed. 1831 January J.S. Moved to Kirtland, Ohio. (D&C 37, 38:31-32) Feb 9 Law of Zion (Consecration) revealed in Kirtland in response to Sidney Rigdon’s followers practicing the “common” law D&C 42) J.S. begins ongoing project of revising the Bible with Sidney Rigdon Revelation that children are Holy and need not be baptized. Spring J.S Commenced revision of the Bible April 30 J.S. Twins (Thadeus, Louisa) born; lived only three hours. May 9 J.S. Adopted Murdock twins, Joseph and Julia. June 19 J.S. Started for Jackson County, Missouri. July Revelation designating site for city of Zion (D&C 57). September 12 J.S. Moved to Hiram, Ohio. November 2nd General Conference at Kirtland area, Book of Commandments published, printing office and books destroyed by mob

December J.S. reached in area of Kirtland-Ravenna, Ohio, to counteract effects of anti-Mormon Ohio Star articles.

1832 Anti-Mormon bigotry escalates, Sampson Avard leads Danites to protect saints but gets carried away. Rumors spread saints are trying to free the slaves, saints preach the land is theirs to buy for Zion, new religious beliefs, 20,000 converts, are friends to the Indians as a chosen race, easterners, non-drinking temperate, saints boycott liquor and sin shops, excommunicated apostates seek revenge, politics and economic voting block.


January 25 J.S. Sustained president of High Priesthood at Amherst, Ohio, conference. J.S. resides there at John Johnson home. February 16 Revelation of Degrees of Glory in Heaven (D&C 76) J.S. explains portions of the Book of Revelation in the Bible and has many revelations while working on the inspired version of the Bible. March 24 J.S. Tarred and feathered by mob at Hiram, Ohio. March 29 Adopted son, Joseph M., died. April 1 J.S. Started for Missouri. June Arrived back at Kirtland after delay at Greenville, Indiana. 1st Church newspaper “Evening and Morning Star”

October J.S. Traveled to Albany, New York City, and Boston, with Newel K. Whitney.

November 6 J.S. Returned to Kirtland. Son, Joseph Smith III, born 4 conferences held in Hiram Ohio, decided that the revelations of J.S. should be published to the world D&C 1 revealed December 25 Revelation on war (D&C 87) 1833 February 27 Revelation known as the Word of Wisdom (D&C 89). March 18 First Presidency organized with J.S., Rigdon, and Williams (D&C 81, 90:6) April MO. Meet in Independence, plan to destroy Mormons

May Church newspaper article “Free People of Color” misunderstood by others June 22 Lord reveals He will not redeem Zion at this time.

July 20 Mo. “Secret Constitution” manifesto to remove Mormons by force, then destroy the saints press and Book of Commandments, attack saints July 23 Cornerstones for Kirtland Temple laid. October 5 J.S. Left Kirtland on a proselyting mission to Canada (D&C 100:3-5, 12-17) October 23 Saints announce they will defend themselves October 30 Mobs attack saints in MO., harass, and jail leaders. November 4 J.S. Returned to Kirtland. November 7 Mobs force saints in Jackson Co MO to flee to Clay Co. November 22 News of expulsion of saints from Jackson County 1834 February 17 High Council organized at Kirtland February 26 J.S. Left Kirtland to proselyte volunteers for Zion's Camp March 28 J.S. Returned to Kirtland April 1-3 J.S. Attended court at Chardon in Hurlbut case April 12 J.S. Fishing on Lake Erie April 22 J.S. Convince at Norton, Ohio. May 5 J.S. left Kirtland for Missouri at head of Zion's Camp to aid saints in MO. July 19 J.S Arrived at Clay Co., Missouri. August 1 J.S Returned to Kirtland. November J.S Participated in school of Elders in Kirtland. 1835 P.P.Pratt mission to Canada (When this year?) February 14 Quorum of Twelve organized (D&C 107:23) 1st Hymn book compiled by Emma Smith February 28 Quorum of Seventy organized (HC 2:201) March 28 Revelation on priesthood May 4 12 Apostles mission to the East July Egyptian mummies and papyrus obtained Aug 17 D&C accepted as scripture in Kirtland (D&C 102) October 8-11 J.S Attended father during illness November J.S Studying Hebrew and Greek 1836 March 27 Dedicated Kirtland Temple (D&C 109) April 1 Visions in Kirtland Temple, give Priesthood keys to J.S.:


(D&C 110) Savior appears then angels: John The Beloved

Moses - keys of gathering Elias (Noah/Gabriel?) - keys of Abraham eternal seed and land inheritance Elijah - keys of family history and sealing of celestial marriage Pillar of light and thundering over the Temple.

May 17 J.S. Met grandmother, Mary Duty, at Fairport and accompanied her to Kirtland.

June 20 J.S. Son Frederick born July 19 Heber C. Kimball & 6 others arrive in Liverpool as 1st missionaries overseas July 25 J.S. Left Kirtland for East to Freedom NY heard of treasure left in abandoned home – Lord said is “folly” (D&C 111) July 30 J.S. Visited part of New York City burned in 1835 fire. September J.S. Returned to Kirtland November 2 Kirtland Safety Society Bank established. Bank and J.S. eventually fail financially due to: Expenses needed to protect J.S. from enemy violence, Lack of support by U.S. government, no charter, no redress, no civil protection, saints not compensated for civil losses,

U.S. society economic recession of 1837, run on banks due to newly elected anti-banking Democrats, Jackson’s bill requiring gold specie for land purchases, Enemies criticize bank in the press, other banks would not honor KSS notes, wildly fluxuating real and personal property values, J.S. personal generosity (not a very good businessman). J.S. was a visionary – not afraid to try new things,

General panic and confusion due to extreme persecution. 1837 April 6 Solemn assembly at Kirtland Temple. May J.S. Denounced by dissenters at Kirtland May 30 J.S. Acquitted in Grandison Newel case. June J.S. Seriously ill July 23 Revelation to the Twelve (D&C 112) August J.S. Visited Saints in Canada September 3 Conference in Kirtland; Three of Twelve rejected. September 27 J.S. Left Kirtland for Missouri November 7 Conference at Far West, Missouri December J.S. Returned to Kirtland, dissension in Church. 1838 January 12 J.S. Left Kirtland to escape mob violence. March 14 J.S. Arrived with family at Far West, Missouri. April 30 J.S. Commenced writing history May 14 J.S. Plowed garden June 2 J.S. Son Alexander born July 4 or Apr 25 Apostles lay corner stone for Temple at Far West MO. in secret (as enemies prophecy they will not be allowed to do it). J.S. proclaims saints will begin defending themselves. Violence subsequent to this is cause for charge of treason. July 6 Kirtland Camp 515 saints leave for MO. July 8 Revelation on tithing August 6 Election-day fight at Callatin, MO. Starts “Mormon War” (Enemies tried to stop saints from voting.) August 30 Judge Adam Black files false charges against J.S. alleging he threatened his life. Mob violence escalates in DeWitt and Daviess Co. September 4 J.S. Commenced study of law October 4 Kirtland Camp 260 saints arrive in MO. October 11 J.S. Led harassed Saints ham DeWitt to far West. October 24 Orson Hyde and Tom Marsh sign affidavits against J.S., both excommunicated and later confess and repent. Crooked River


Battle in Caldwell Co. MO. A few men are killed both sides. MO. Legislature continues to do nothing. October 27 Extermination order issued by Governor Boggs to enemy Gen. John Clark. October 30 Haun's Mill massacre by enemy Col. Thomas Jennings. October 31 J.S. Surrendered to Missouri militia at far West as demanded by Gen. Lukas a church enemy; leaders imprisoned. General Lukas tries to execute J.S. but Gen. Doniphan refuses. November 4 J.S. Arrived under guard at Independence. November Hearing at Richmond but saint’s witnesses not allowed to testify. December 1 J.S. Confined at Liberty Jail to await trial at Daviess 1839 April 9 J.S. trial at Daviess Co. April 15 J.S. Started far Boone County for holding but allowed to escaped. April 22 J.S. Reunite with family at Quincy, Illinois. May 10 J.S. Moved to Commerce, Illinois. June J.S. Involved in resettlement of Saints at Nauvoo MO. Legislature rejects saints petition to investigate issues. July 21-22 J.S. Administered to sick.

October 29 J.S. Left Nauvoo to present Moron grievances to federal government November 28 J.S. Arrived at Washington, D.C. to appeal to US govt. November 29 J.S. Visited President Martin Van Buren. December J.S. Visited Saints in Philadelphia and New Jersey. 1840 February J.S. Left Washington, D.C., Or home. (Feds think the saints rights need to be resolved at the state level.) March 4 J.S. Arrived at Nauvoo. July Armed Missourians kidnap and batter 4 Mormons in Hancock Co., Illinois Gov Carlin does nothing. Later approves MO. Officers extradition of J.S. and others back to MO. J.S. not found Aug 15 Baptism for dead revealed September 14 Death of J.S father, Joseph Smith, Sr. December 16 Nauvoo charter becomes law. 1841 Malaria endemic to the region, many die in 1841. ` January 30 J.S. Elected Trustee-in-trust February 1 J.S. Elected to Nauvoo city council. February 4 J.S. Elected lieutenant general of new Nauvoo Legion April 5 J.S. Sealed to Louisa Beaman, polygamy is official by Joseph Nobel. It is unclear whether J.S. ever lived with his wives. April 6 J.S. Laid cornerstone for Nauvoo Temple, apostles leave England to return home. May 2 J.S. Entertained Stephen A. Douglas. June 4 J.S. Arrested on old Missouri charges June 9-10 J.S. Trial before Jude Colas at Monmouth, Illinois; acquitted. July 3 J.S. Patriotic address to Nauvoo Legion. August 7 J.S. Brother, Don Carlos, died at age twenty-six. August 12 J.S. Spoke to visiting Sac and Fox Indians at Nauvoo. September 14 J.S. Attended military parade at Montrose, Iowa. Oct 24 Orson Hyde dedicates Palestine for the return of the seed of Abraham (D&C 68:1-3, D&C 124:128) November 8 J.S. Dedicated baptism font in Nauvoo temple 1842 January 5 J.S. Commenced selling goods at new store in Nauvoo. January 15 J.S. Correcting proof for new edition of Book of Mormon. March 1 J.S. Commenced publication of Book of Abraham.

March 15 J.S. Officiated at installation of Nauvoo Masonic lodge; received first degree of masonry.

March 15 J.S. Became editor of Times and Seasons.


J.S. writes Wentworth Letter “No unhallowed hand can stop the work…” March 17 J.S. Organized female Relief Society in Nauvoo March 27 J.S. Engaged in baptisms for the dead in Mississippi River. April J.S. Forced to apply for bankruptcy. May 4 J.S. Introduced the full temple endowment. May 7 Lid endangered during review of Nauvoo Legion????? May 14 J.S. Worked in garden after city council meeting. May 19 J.S. Elected Mayor of Nauvoo.

August 8 J.S. Arrested for complicity in Boggs assassination attempt; by Gov. Carlin on request from Gov Reynolds, is released and goes into hiding. ( J.S. easily proves he was in Illinois when the attempt on Boggs life was made.) All this was press by ex-communicated apostate John C. Bennett.

September 16 J.S. Sitting for portrait. December 13 J.S. Chopped and hauled wood. December 26 J.S. Second arrest in Boggs case. 1843 January J.S. proposed expansion of missionary work to increase gathering January 5 J.S. Acquitted of charges in Boggs case by Judge Nathaniel Pope.

January 18 J.S. Enjoyed day with invited guests at dinner; fifteenth wedding anniversary.

February 3 J.S. Studied German; read proof on Doctrine and Covenants February 8 J.S. Went sliding on ice with son Frederick. February-March J.S. Attended mother during illness. March 4 J.S. Sealed to Emily Partridge

March 13 J.S. Wrestled William Wall; blessed twenty-seven children in the evening.

April 23 J.S. Took his children on pleasure ride in carriage. May 1 J.S. Sealed to Lucy Walker. May 16 J.S. Traveled to Ramus May 28 J.S. Sealed to Emma for time and eternity. June 3 J.S. Pleasure trip to Quincy with family and friends on river. June 13 J.S. Left Nauvoo to visit relatives at Dixon, Illinois. June 23 J.S. Arrested at Dixon by officers disguised as missionaries. June 30 J.S. Arrived at Nauvoo after 3rd failed attempt by MO. To extradite him. July 1 Discharged by Nauvoo court. New Gov. Ford honors this. July 12 Revelation of marriage recorded (D&C 132). August 31 J.S. Moves into Nauvoo Mansion. September 4 J.S. Attended circus with Emily September 16 J.S. Reviewed Nauvoo Legion. September 28 J.S. Introduced fullness of priesthood ordinances December 25 J.S. Entertained fifty couples on Christmas Day. 1844 January 29 J.S. Elected candidate for U.S. Presidency, platform was for U.S. govt to broaden powers to protect rights of citizens in states, free slaves before 1850 under state initiative, fed compensation to slave owners, Henry Clay’s American system of economics, tariff for revenue generation, federal national bank system for profits to reduce taxes, trimming size of congress, annex Texas, Oregon, and any liberty loving people, social projects for criminals, prison reform, prison for only capital crimes, church government would be his election committee and support with political missionaries - National Reform Party.

February 20 J.S. Instructed Twelve to investigate location for Saints in California or Oregon.


March 11 Secular Council of Fifty organized to secure new resting places out west and to fight for civil rights of saints, run election campaign of J.S. March 18 J.S. Studying German. April 3 J.S. Presided at municipal court hearing. April 5 J.S. Attended dedication of Nauvoo Masonic temple April 5-7 J.S. King Follett discourse. April 26 J.S. Life threatened by Higbees and Fosters. May 10 Prospectus of Nauvoo Expositor distributed by dissenters

May 17 J.S. Nominated for U.S. presidential candidate at Nauvoo convention. June 7 Nauvoo Expositor published by John Bennett, Wm. Law etc. June 10 J.S. Ordered destruction of Nauvoo Expositor press. June 11 J.S. Arrested for destroying press. June 18 J.S. Placed Nauvoo under martial law June 23 J.S. “I am going like a lamb to the slaughter.” June 25 J.S. Surrendered at Carthage to face treason charge by the issuance of martial law. This was an illegal move without a hearing by Robert F. Smith, Judge and captain of anti-Mormon Carthage Greys. June 26 J.S. offers to pay for damaged printing press to Gov. Ford. June 27 J.S. and Hyrum shot by mob at Carthage jail. Anti-Mormon Thomas Sharp of the Warsaw Signal applauds the killing and reiterates his call for the saints removal. Lawyers at trial of the accused used the consensus of public opinion as justification for the lynching. Grey Guards were unwilling to testify. August 8 Apostles sustained as new church leaders at Nauvoo conference. B.Y. voice heard as if it was J.S. by many. 1845 January 24 Nauvoo charter repealed by IL. March Deacons and Bishops become new police protection. Elder Gen. Charles Rich heads to priesthood police force. April 16 New city of Nauvoo approved. “whistling and whittling brigade of YM” Gov. Ford urges saints to protect themselves. Spring saints consider Rocky Mountains as a place of refuge, appeal to saints to complete temple Summer Warsaw Signal attacks saints again, violence begins. September leaders announce plans to evacuate Nauvoo for the west. Col. Levi Williams and anti-Mormons begin burning homes. October conference held in temple, plans revealed for orderly exodus December 10 full temple ordinances begin being administered 1846 Feb 4 B.Y. and Nauvoo saints begin crossing Miss. River after U.S. Gov’t ignores pleas for help in evacuation. Ship Brooklyn sails from NY to California Feb 7 temple ordinances cease after 5600 are performed to full tithe payers 1847 July 16 Mormon Battalion est. in Iowa April B.Y. leaves Winter Quarters IA for west (D&C 136) July 24 B.Y. enters valley of Salt Lake Dec 27 1st Presidency sustained 1848 Summer Cricket and Seagull Miracle 1852 Plural Marriage becomes official church practice. 1856 October Willie and Martin Handcart Company 1880 October 10 Pearl of Great Price accepted as scripture 1890 October 6 “Manifesto” ending plural marriage 1893 April 6 Prophet Wilford Woodruff dedicates Salt Lake Temple 1899 May 17 Prophet Lorenzo Snow receives revelation on Tithing


Index: A

Abbott, (Mr.) ....................................................... 94 Adams, Arza................................ 18, 109, 111, 113 Adams, Samuel L. ............................................. 148 Agnus, John ......................................................... 52 Allred, Isaac Harvey.......................................... 114 Allred, James Henry .......................................... 115 Allred, Katie Jones .............................................. 17 Allred, Sylvia Ursula Mulliner .......................... 114 Allred, Wiley Payne .......................................... 141 Amos, David........................................................ 78 Ancestor’s Pioneer Timeline........................... 209 Anderson, Andrew............................................... 51 Andrews, Joan ..................................................... 43 Andrews, Margera ............................................... 43 Andrus, (Captain) ................................................ 91 Angus, Margaret .................................................. 52 Archilles, Ship ............................................... 43, 47 Arthur’s Seat.................................................. 44, 45 Attwood, Millen .................................................. 59 Auduson, Elizabeth Crabt.................................... 51 Averett, Eliza or Elisha.............................. 135, 137

B

Babbitt, (Brother) ................................................ 68 Ballantyne, Richard ............................................. 96 Barnes, Lorenzo D............................................... 25 Barney, Henry ..................................................... 79 Barons, Brother ................................................... 30 Barrett, Thomas ................................................. 113 Beal, Henry.......................................................... 79 Beal, John ............................................................ 79 Beaumon, Sister................................................... 48 Begg, Isabel ................................................... 43, 47 Bell, Mr. and Mrs. ............................................... 49 Belnap, Gilbert .................................................... 79 Beman, Alvah.................................................... 134 Bennett, John C. .................................... 60, 65, 238 Benson, President E. T. ..................................... 187 Berry, Thirza Malvina ......................................... 98 Bidwell, Robert W......................................... 78, 87 Billingsley, Elijah.............................................. 118 Birch, Joseph ..................................................... 147 Black, William Morley.............................. 119, 121 Blodget, Newman G. ........................................... 79 Blodgett or Blodget, (Sister)................................ 91 Boggs, Governor ............................................... 237 Bowers, Emily Hannah...................................... 171 Brady, Linsey ...................................................... 79 Brewster, Collins ............................................... 157 Britannia, Ship..................................................... 56 British Isles Map of Church Sites .................... 55 Brown, Alfred................................................ 79, 80

Brown, John .................................................43, 168 Burton, William ...................................................25

C

Calder, Ann..........................................................51 Calder, David .......................................................51 Calder, Georgina Q. .............................................51 Caldwell, George .................................................49 Call, Cyral ............................................................79 Campbell, Robert ...........................................40, 83 Cannon, Angus M. .............................................147 Cannon, George Q..................................96, 98, 124 Caples, (Dr.).........................................................94 Carnejie, Ellen......................................................43 Carpenter, John ..................................................120 Carrington, Albert ........................68, 198, 213, 214 Caselman, Ira .................................................78, 91 Centerville Pioneer Memorial (Deuels) ..........167 Chamberlain, Thomas ................................121, 122 Chidester, John.....................................................79 Chipman, Stephen ........................................18, 113 Chipman, Washburn.............................................16 Chipman, Washburne.........................................113 Church Historical Sites in U.S. ..........................135 Clark, Hirum Nauvoo Home Picture................61 Clark, Hirum or Hyrum or Hiram25, 27, 29, 30, 31,

35, 46, 47, 61, 64 Clark, John ...........................................44, 190, 237 Clawson, Moses ...................................................82 Clay, Martin G. or B. ...........................................94 Clayton, William...... 28, 35, 57, 134, 138, 162, 163 Clements or Clemens, (Brother) ..........................88 Clements or Clemens, (Mr.).................................75 Clements or Clemens, William ............................78 Coalville Utah Painting....................................194 Connell, Isabel .....................................................43 Cook, Henry L. ....................................................72 Coon, Abraham ..............................................79, 80 Council of Fifty................................65, 66, 70, 239 Coust, Peter ..........................................................52 Cowdery, Oliver...................................................14 Cowley, Charles ...................................................79 Cox, Orville........................................................169 Craig, Jennet ......................................................114 Crajan, Mrs. .........................................................92 Crajan, Simeon.....................................................78 Crandell, Spinsor..................................................79 Crane, Walter .................................................43, 47 Cricket and Sea Gull Miracle Account ..........212 Crocks, Daniel......................................................79 Crookston, Robert ................................................59 Crosby, John K.....................................................79 Crowley, Mr.........................................................35 Cummings, Governor.........................................109


Cunningham, Franklin................................... 75, 83 Curtis, Theodore.................................................. 49

D

Dart, John ................................................ 75, 79, 83 Dart, Mrs. ............................................................ 84 Davis, Elisha H.................................................. 106 Deuel Creek Photo ........................................... 170 Deuel Log Cabin at Temple Square ............... 214 Deuel Log Cabin History ................................ 213 Deuel, Afton ...................................................... 222 Deuel, Alonzo Merritt ....................................... 222 Deuel, Avery Jeanette........................................ 222 Deuel, Clema Fern............................................. 222 Deuel, Clema Isabella Barr................................ 222 Deuel, Denzel .................................................... 222 Deuel, Eldon...................................................... 222 Deuel, Eliza Avery Whiting .............................. 176 Deuel, Eliza Frances.......................................... 222 Deuel, Francis Mahalie...................................... 222 Deuel, George Amos ......................................... 222 Deuel, Joseph Merritt ........................................ 222 Deuel, Katie Rosilla........................................... 222 Deuel, Larue ...................................................... 222 Deuel, LaVon .................................................... 222 Deuel, Leland Easton......................................... 222 Deuel, Lewis.......145, 153, 170, 173, 206, 221, 222 Deuel, Lewis Easton.......................................... 222 Deuel, Lewis Leon............................................. 222 Deuel, Marva Rae.............................................. 222 Deuel, Mary Barton ........................................... 155 Deuel, Mary Carpenter ...................................... 222 Deuel, Mercy Ann ............................................. 222 Deuel, Minerva Adaline .................................... 222 Deuel, Minerva Elizabeth.................................. 222 Deuel, Nathaniel ................................................ 222 Deuel, Osmyn 27, 64, 156, 157, 158, 161, 171, 172,

208 Deuel, Polly Ann ............................................... 222 Deuel, Polly Marie ............................................ 222 Deuel, Thelma Isabella ...................................... 222 Deuel, William Henry .69, 164, 165, 171, 172, 173,

182, 206, 208, 222 Deuel, William Henry Posterity ..................... 222 Deuel, Zephr June.............................................. 222 Deuel, Zephyr Lois............................................ 222 Dexter, Charles.......................................... 189, 190 Discon, Robert..................................................... 78 Dodge, Walter ................................................... 145 Donald, James ..................................................... 37 Downey, Alva...................................................... 79 Downs, James...................................................... 79 Duff, Catherine.................................................... 51 Dunbar, Ann ........................................................ 51 Duncan, Isaibel .................................................... 42 Dustin, Fornatus .................................................. 79

E

Ebbie, John...........................................................79 Echo Canyon War ..............................................108 Edger, John ..........................................................62 Edmund Tucker Act ...........................................123 Elwood, Ann ........................................................43 Elwood, Gibson..............................................39, 42 Elwood, Margaret ................................................42 Evans, Ann...........................................................44 Evans, Margaret ...................................................43 Evans, Mary .........................................................43 Evans, Samuel......................................................42

F

Farr, Winslow ......................................................25 Feildeng, Joseph...................................................30 Ferguson, Elizabeth..............................................43 Ferguson, James.................................................108 Ferguson, John .....................................................44 Ferguson, Margaret ..............................................44 Fielding, Joseph ...........................16, 18, 21, 28, 35 Fife, Margaret ......................................................51 Fife, Peter.............................................................51 Foote, Warren ..... 43, 51, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 84, 94,

161, 209 Ford, Governor...............................................65, 66 Foster, Brother .....................................................29 Fotheringham, John..............................................78 Frazer, Agnes .......................................................51 Frazer, James........................................................51 Fyfe, James ..........................................................51

G

Gardiner, Alex......................................................42 Gardiner, James....................................................51 Gardner, George Bryant .......................................72 Gardner, Robert............................................98, 108 Gates, Jacob .......................................................147 George Washington, Ship ..................................187 Gillispie................................................................35 Gillispie,...............................................................42 Glasgow, Samuel .................................................78 Goodson, John......................................................21 Gordon, James......................................................42 Grainger, (Elder) ..................................................24 Grames, Sister ......................................................29 Granger, Walter....................................................43 Greaves, John.......................................................78 Greene, Even M. ................................................134 Greenmead, Brother .............................................30 Grover, Caroline Whiting ..................................182 Grover, Emmeline Whiting................178, 182, 183 Grover, Thomas ...................65, 168, 169, 178, 182 Gurley, Zenas H. ..................................................67 Guthrie, Catharine................................................42


H

Haight, Isaac........................................................ 31 Hamilton, Charles................................................ 42 Hamilton, John .............................................. 78, 91 Hamilton, Mary ................................................... 42 Hamilton, Robert ................................................. 42 Hamlbin, Jacob.................................................... 75 Hancock, Levi ................................................... 137 Hanson, Peter..................................................... 137 Hardie, Alexander ............................................... 51 Hardie, Janet........................................................ 51 Hart, (Child) ........................................................ 83 Hart, John ............................................................ 43 Hart, Mrs. ............................................................ 84 Harte, Isabel......................................................... 51 Harvey, Lewis ................................................... 113 Harwood, James T. ............................................ 104 Hastie, Thomas.................................................... 51 Haun’s Mill.......................................................... 24 Haws, Marion ...................................................... 79 Hay, Alexander............................ 32, 33, 37, 39, 54 Hay, Jessie ............................................... 32, 33, 42 Heber, John.................................................... 71, 73 Hedlock, Reuben ..........46, 47, 48, 49, 54, 157, 158 Hemingway or Hemenway, Catherine............... 223 Hibbard, (Mr.) ................................................... 183 Higbee, Emma I. Seegmiller.............................. 119 Hill, John ....................................................... 77, 78 Hills, Hammon H. ............................................. 134 Hindman, Jean ..................................................... 43 Hindman, John..................................................... 43 Hoagland, Abraham............................................. 96 Hofines, Peter ...................................................... 79 Holmes, Milton.................................................... 25 Horn, I. M.......................................................... 128 Houston, James........................................ 59, 61, 62 Howard, Mr. ........................................................ 99 Hubbard, Charles......................................... 25, 158 Hunter, (Bishop)................................................ 114 Hunter, Isaac........................................................ 79 Hutcheson, Carol L.............................................. 51 Hutcheson, Stewart.............................................. 44 Hyde, Orson...21, 24, 41, 47, 60, 61, 73, 74, 77, 82,

85, 138, 160, 161, 236, 237

I

Isaac Newton, Ship ...................................... 56, 209

J

Jaap, Thomas ................................................. 43, 49 Jeanette Mulliner Kelsey Grave ..................... 130 Jennings, William................................................ 99 Johansen, Amelia Andrea.......................... 194, 223 Johansen, Carl ................................................... 197 Johansen, Helena Hansen .................................. 197

Johnson, Joel H. .................................................132 Johnson’s Army .................................................109 Johnston’s Army ................................108, 109, 146 Jolly, Washington L. ............................................78 Jones, Elizabeth Mulliner...........................101, 102 Jones, John Markland.................................101, 114 Jones, Kate Markland.........................102, 115, 128

K

Kane, Colonel Thomas L. ..................................108 Kelsey, Abigail ..................................................221 Kelsey, Abigail Finch ................................131, 221 Kelsey, Almira ...................................................221 Kelsey, Calvin....................................................221 Kelsey, Catherine ...............................................221 Kelsey, Charlotte................................................221 Kelsey, David Easton.........................................221 Kelsey, Delta......................................................221 Kelsey, Easton. 2, 99, 101, 113, 122, 130, 132, 134,

141, 145, 147, 148, 149, 206, 208, 209, 220 Kelsey, Easton Jr................................................221 Kelsey, Easton Posterity ..................................221 Kelsey, Edwin Easton ........................................221 Kelsey, Eli............................................................73 Kelsey, Elizabeth ...............................................221 Kelsey, Erastus Cox ...........................................221 Kelsey, Jeanette Mulliner...130, 132, 145, 220, 221 Kelsey, John.......................................................221 Kelsey, Lousia....................................................221 Kelsey, Margaret................................................221 Kelsey, Mary......................................................221 Kelsey, Mary Jane Cox ..............145, 149, 151, 221 Kelsey, Orin .......................................................221 Kelsey, Orson.............................................134, 221 Kelsey, Rosanna.................................................221 Kelsey, Rosillia Lauretia....................................221 Kelsey, Samuel ..................................................221 Kelsey, Sarah .....................................................221 Kelsey, Stephen..........................................132, 221 Kelsey, William .................................................221 Kelsey, Zephyr...................................................221 Kimball, Heber C. ..... 15, 21, 24, 25, 27, 45, 56, 66,

141, 146, 158, 159, 162, 208, 236 Kimball, Vilate...................................................177 Kincaid.................................................................86 King, (Judge)........................................................24 Kinghom, George.................................................51 Kirkwood, (Widow) .............................................42 Kirkwood, James..................................................95 Kirkwood, Joseph ................................................95 Kirkwood, M........................................................43 Kirkwood, Margret...............................................37 Kirkwood, Thomas.........................................42, 95 Kirtland Camp................................22, 24, 208, 236 Kirtland Safety Society ................................20, 236 Knight, James.......................................................79


L

Lambert, Charles ................................................. 98 Lavory, Catherine Sutherland.............................. 51 Law, Mary Gardiner ............................................ 51 Lee (Lie), Brother................................................ 31 Lee, John B........................................................ 153 Leechman or Leishman, John.............................. 42 Leishman, John.................................................... 41 Letter of Appreciation from Scottish Saints to

Elder Mulliner............................................... 53 Lincoln, Abraham........................................ 27, 112 Lindford, James ................................................. 172 Lish, (Sister) ........................................................ 86 Lish, Joseph L...................................................... 78 Lish, William L. .................................................. 91 Lish, William S.................................................... 78 Livingston............................................................ 86 Locheed, William ................................................ 44 Lokie, Andrew..................................................... 42 Lokie, Grace ........................................................ 43 Loveland, Chester.................................... 79, 87, 88 Loveridge, Alexander M. .................................... 78 Lunn, Wilson ....................................................... 79 Lyman, Amasa....................................... 66, 96, 179

M

MacEvan, John .................................................... 52 Mack, John .......................................................... 53 Mackintosh, Daniel ....................................... 98, 99 Madison, Ann ...................................................... 78 Madson, George .................................................. 89 Maeser, Karl G. ................................................. 128 Markham, Stephen............................................... 65 Marks, (Elder) ..................................................... 24 Marks, William.................................................... 65 Martin, Robert ..................................................... 43 Maughan, Peter.............................................. 79, 84 Mayor, John......................................................... 78 McArther, Robert ................................................ 49 McArthur, Catherine............................................ 43 McArthur, Robert .................................... 39, 43, 52 McAuley, John .............................................. 46, 54 McBride, John ..................................................... 79 McCarroll, Jesse .................................................. 78 McConnell, Jehiel.............................................. 119 McCourt, Mary Menzies ..................................... 52 McDonald, Catharine .......................................... 42 McDonald, John ............................................ 79, 91 McDonald, William............................................. 88 McDougal, Elizabeth........................................... 52 McDougal, Joseph ............................................... 52 McGinnes, William ............................................. 52 McIntire, Nancy................................................... 43 McIntrye, Ann Anderson..................................... 51 McKenzie ................................................ 35, 36, 42

McKenzie, George .........................................39, 42 McKenzie, Margaret. ...........................................42 McKenzie, Mr. .........................................42, 43, 44 Mckinnon, John....................................................51 McLean, Alexander..............................................43 McLean, Mary......................................................43 McLean, Mathew .................................................43 McLean, William .................................................52 McMaster, Grace............................................36, 42 McMaster, William ..............................................43 McMaster, William A. .........................................39 McMurry, Ann Menries .......................................52 McUtcheon, John .................................................43 McUtcheon, Sarah................................................42 Meaby, Lewis.......................................................79 Meeks, Priddy ......................................................69 Menries, Dorcas ...................................................52 Menries, James.....................................................52 Menzies, Roll O. ..................................................52 Mercantile and Mechanical Association ..............66 Miller, John ..........................................................43 Minnesota, Steamship ........................................198 Mission Home in Liverpool .............................202 Moncur, Alex .......................................................51 Moncur, George ...................................................51 Monie, Susan........................................................42 Montgomery, (Family).........................................75 Montgomery, Isabella ..........................................85 Montgomery, James .............................................85 Montgomery, Margrat..........................................85 Montgomery, Nathaniel .......................................85 Montgomery, Robert......................................78, 85 Moon, John ....................................................30, 56 Moore, Calvin ....................................................113 Mortinsen, Bodil ..................................................95 Mowers, John.......................................................78 Muckle Ridge Farm .............................................41 Mulholland, James .........13, 16, 27, 28, 62, 63, 128 Mulliner Mill Pond ....................................104, 109 Mulliner Mill Pond Picture .............................105 Mulliner Sr, Samuel .......................................10, 51 Mulliner, Albert King ........................................220 Mulliner, Alexander ....2, 16, 22, 23, 36, 42, 47, 49,

60, 62, 63, 68, 114, 128, 160, 161, 220 Mulliner, Alexander Nauvoo Home Site Picture

.........................................................................63 Mulliner, Amelia Harriet....................................220 Mulliner, Ann Capstick Royal Mercer...............220 Mulliner, Ann Capstick Royle Mercer...............111 Mulliner, Brigham Young..................................220 Mulliner, Catherine ......17, 27, 69, 71, 75, 109, 122 Mulliner, Catherine Nesbit.................................124 Mulliner, Catherine Nisbet.................................220 Mulliner, Cynthia Louise ...................................220 Mulliner, David..................................................220 Mulliner, Elizabeth Smith ..............13, 17, 130, 220


Mulliner, Fanny Ann ......................................... 220 Mulliner, Hannah Herst ............................. 111, 220 Mulliner, Harriet Amelia .. 69, 71, 73, 98, 124, 125,

220 Mulliner, Harriet Amelia Berry69, 71, 73, 124, 220 Mulliner, Hyrum Smith ..................................... 220 Mulliner, James ................................................. 220 Mulliner, Janet Sutherland................................... 51 Mulliner, Jeanette .................................. 13, 70, 152 Mulliner, Jeanette Sutherland ............................ 101 Mulliner, John Heber......................................... 220 Mulliner, Joseph ................................ 108, 117, 119 Mulliner, Joseph Smith...................................... 220 Mulliner, Katherine Jane ................................... 220 Mulliner, Martha Jane ....................................... 220 Mulliner, Mary Ann..................... 19, 109, 123, 220 Mulliner, Mary Ann Richardson .. 63, 71, 101, 117,

220 Mulliner, Michael .............................................. 220 Mulliner, Phillip ................................................ 220 Mulliner, Robert Madison ................................. 220 Mulliner, Samuel .....2, 3, 10, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18, 19,

21, 23, 25, 27, 31, 32, 35, 36, 37, 39, 40, 45, 46, 47, 48, 50, 52, 53, 54, 56, 57, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 67, 69, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 94, 97, 98, 99, 102, 107, 108, 109, 111, 113, 114, 119, 120, 122, 123, 124, 125, 128, 130, 146, 148, 158, 161, 185, 208, 220

Mulliner, Samuel Berry ..................................... 220 Mulliner, Samuel –Microfilm of a Page from his

Journal........................................................... 81 Mulliner, Samuel Posterity ................................ 220 Mulliner, Samuel Sr..................................... 61, 220 Mulliner, Sarah.................................................. 220 Mulliner, Sarah Mulholland ...................... 128, 161 Mulliner, Ursula ................................................ 220 Mulliner, William Joseph .................................. 220 Murdock, John......................................... 25, 56, 96 Murdock, John R. ...................................... 188, 193 Murdock, Joseph ................................................. 31

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Nauvoo Map and Ancestor Properties........... 211 Nauvoo Memorial................................ 71, 179, 180 Nauvoo Neighbor Ad ......................................... 60 Nauvoo Temple 2002 Open House ................. 139 Nauvoo Visitors Center Sun Stone with John

Wyatt ........................................................... 136 Nisbet, Catherine ................................................. 12 Noble, Joseph Bates............................................. 25 North America, Ship.............................. 56, 57, 162 Nottinghamshire – Map of Saxton Family Birth

Sites .............................................................. 186

O

Old Fort ..................................................... 164, 168

Orderville Map 1880 ........................................117

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Packard, Noah ......................................................79 Packard, Orrin ......................................................79 Page, John E...........................................27, 41, 160 Paisley Ward Building Plaque .............................54 Park, Ann .............................................................42 Parks, Margaret ....................................................42 Parley, Parley P. .....................14, 15, 16, 18, 28, 53 Paton, John...........................................................43 Paton, Joseph........................................................41 Pawnee .................................................................83 Pendleton, Benjamin F. ......................................147 Perkins, Ute..........................................................79 Perkins, William L. ..............................................79 Perpetual Emigrating Fund ...............74, 75, 98, 99 Phelps, S...............................................................94 Picken, James.......................................................33 Pilgrim’s Way ......................................................32 Pioneer Band Wagon Picture – (Deuels)............174 Pioneer Trail Map ............................................163 Pitkin, George ......................................................25 Poem by Aunt Florence Saxton.......................195 Porter, Jared .........................................................78 Powell, Augustus ...............................................124 Pratt, Orson . 39, 40, 44, 45, 50, 53, 54, 72, 96, 114,

145, 149, 160 Pratt, Parley P...... 14, 15, 16, 18, 28, 29, 53, 58, 59,

96, 160, 186, 210 Pratt’s Hill......................................................44, 45 Proctor, (Sister) ....................................................84 Proctor, John ........................................................78 Pugsley, Phippip ..................................................99

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Ralph, William.....................................................78 Reddens, (Brother) ...............................................68 Redfield, Harlow................................................157 Rew, James ..........................................................43 Reynolds, William F. .........................................113 Rich, Charles C. .... 65, 66, 158, 159, 160, 163, 164,

179, 182, 183, 184, 214 Richards, Franklin D. ...........................................96 Richards, Willard 21, 28, 30, 31, 35, 38, 57, 96, 98,

138, 162 Rigby, Jane.....................................................78, 91 Rigdon, Sidney.............................64, 132, 156, 234 Ritchie, George ..............................................39, 42 Ritchie, Helen K...................................................52 Robertson, Andrew ........................................39, 43 Robertson, M........................................................52 Robertson, Thomas ....................................118, 121 Rose, (Father).................................................84, 85 Rose, John ............................................................78 Rose, Wesley........................................................78


Rosecrans, George W. ......................................... 67 Ross, George ....................................................... 78 Roundy, Lorenzo ....................................... 153, 179 Roundy, Shadrack ............................................... 85 Roylance, John .............................................. 78, 80 Russell, Isaac ............................... 16, 18, 21, 25, 28

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Salfleet, William.................................................. 51 Salt Lake City Area Map – Early Pioneer..... 102 Samuel Mulliner Grave................................... 126 Sanderson, (Major) .............................................. 87 Sanderson, Henry W............................................ 78 Sarjant, (Brother)................................................. 83 Saxton Grave Stone – Upton Utah ................. 194 Saxton, Andrea Amalie ..................................... 197 Saxton, Charles Dexter...................................... 223 Saxton, Don Leon.............................................. 223 Saxton, Eva........................................................ 223 Saxton, Florence Marie ..................................... 223 Saxton, Gladys Virginia .................................... 223 Saxton, Helena Matilda ..................................... 223 Saxton, Howard Solomon.................................. 223 Saxton, John Martin .......................................... 223 Saxton, John Solomon ............... 190, 197, 205, 223 Saxton, Josephine Louisa .................................. 223 Saxton, Lizzie Hazel.......................................... 223 Saxton, Matilda ................................................. 192 Saxton, Matilda Dexter...................... 185, 187, 223 Saxton, Matilda Maude ..................................... 223 Saxton, Minnie Andrea...................................... 223 Saxton, Polly Marie Deuel ................................ 223 Saxton, Sarah Ellen ........................................... 223 Saxton, Solomon ............... 185, 192, 193, 208, 223 Saxton, Solomon Posterity .............................. 223 Saxton, Warren Lafayette .................................. 223 Saxton, William................................................. 223 Saxton, William Egbert ..................................... 223 Saxton, William Sherwood................................ 223 Saxton, Wren Deon ........................................... 223 Saygos, Harrison ............................................... 132 Scandanavian Immigration Chart by Year... 202 Schow, Andrew ................................................. 173 Schow, Andrew P. ............................................. 154 Scotland - Arthur’s Seat (Pratt’s Hill) Drawing

........................................................................ 45 Scotland - Map of Church Sites........................ 50 Scotland – Map of Mulliner Mission and Family

Sites ................................................................ 58 Scott, Elizabeth.................................................... 52 Scott, John ............................................... 16, 25, 27 Scott, Robert........................................................ 52 Shanks, (Family) ................................................. 40 Shanks, James...................................................... 42 Sharp, John .......................................................... 99 Sharp, Thomas................................. 59, 60, 65, 239

Sherwood, Henry G..............................................25 Sherwood, William ............................................189 Shurtleff, Luman A. ...........................................141 Simmons, Silas G.................................................78 Simmons, Silas J. .................................................87 Sioux Indians .................................................75, 87 Smith, Alexander .................................................51 Smith, Bernett Blonquist....................................191 Smith, Christina ...................................................51 Smith, Elias ..................................................25, 145 Smith, George A. .......27, 31, 38, 66, 114, 116, 158 Smith, Hyrum.....................................14, 16, 32, 65 Smith, John ............................67, 68, 124, 156, 159 Smith, Joseph .. 2, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 24, 28,

38, 39, 40, 47, 53, 56, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64, 67, 112, 117, 128, 130, 134, 135, 137, 138, 156, 157, 159, 160, 161, 177, 184, 234, 235, 237

Smith, Samuel H. ...............................................134 Smith, William...............................................27, 67 Smoot, Abram O. .................................................25 Snallham or Snalham, John............................78, 83 Snider, John........................................16, 21, 25, 27 Snow, Erastus...............................69, 147, 149, 199 Snow, Willard ......................................................25 Snow, William .....................................................25 Solomon Saxton Family Group Sheet.............196 Solomon, John............................188, 190, 193, 194 Somerville, William.............................................51 Soudan or Souden, John.................................39, 42 Spafford, (Brother)...............................................81 Speakman, (Elder)................................................54 Sproul, Andrew ..................................39, 43, 49, 50 Sproul, Francis .....................................................39 Sproul, Ravenna...................................................43 St. George Hall ..........................................147, 148 Stafford jail ..........................................................38 Staley, Chester ...................................................190 Standing, James....................................................16 Standring, (Sister) ..............................................128 Stewart, Christina...........................................51, 95 Stewart, John and Ann .........................................95 Stocking, John G. .................................................78 Stones, William....................................................78 Stratton, (Brother) ..........................................89, 92 Sutherland, Agnes ........................................51, 114 Sutherland, David ................................................51 Sutherland, James.................................................52 Sutherland, Janet ............................................10, 61 Sutherland, Jess....................................................52 Sutherland, Margaret....................................51, 114 Sydney, Ship .........................................................51

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Tapp, Jean ............................................................44 Tarolinta, Ship......................................................29 Tate, Thomas........................................................47


Taylor, Francis..................................................... 79 Taylor, John...15, 16, 27, 28, 35, 38, 46, 47, 62, 66,

96, 113, 135, 162 Terry, Charles A. ........................................... 77, 78 Terry, Otis ........................................................... 78 Terry, Otis Lysander...................................... 77, 78 Thompson, Elizabeth........................................... 43 Thomson, Margaret B.......................................... 51 Thurber, Albert King ........................................... 98 Titcomb, John...................................................... 79 Turley, Theodore .13, 16, 24, 25, 27, 28, 35, 37, 38,

57, 59, 64, 65, 66, 68, 71, 112, 158, 207, 210 Turley, Theodore Nauvoo Home Site Picture . 63 Turley, Theodore Nauvoo Home Site Plaque 210 Turnbull, Catherine.............................................. 51 Turnbull, John ..................................................... 51 Turnbull, Margaret .............................................. 51

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Upton Utah Bishop Photos.............................. 193 Upton Utah, First Chapel................................ 190 Ure, James ........................................................... 42 Utah Pioneer Food Sources ............................... 192

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Wade.................................................................... 79 Waldie, Neil......................................................... 52 Walker War ....................................................... 146 Walker, (Walker Bros. Store) .............................. 98 Walker, Captain................................................... 61 Wall, William ........................................ 77, 79, 238 Walton, Isabella................................................... 15 Ward, Susannah................................................... 78 Watson, Janet....................................................... 43 Watson, Thomas............................................ 39, 43 Watson, William.................................................. 52 Watt, George ....................................................... 52 Watt, George D.................................................... 21 Watterson, William.............................................. 79 Weatherby, Jacob .............................................. 164 Weeb, Charles Y.................................................. 79 Welch, Matterson ................................................ 79 Wells, Robert....................................................... 51 Welsh, John ................................................... 39, 42 Westen, Mary Ann .............................................. 76 Weston, Charles................................................... 76

Weston, Peter .......................................................76 White, William.....................................................79 Whiting Grover, Caroline ....................................65 Whiting, Caroline...............................................182 Whiting, Eliza Avery .........155, 156, 159, 182, 222 Whiting, Mary............................................162, 171 Whiting, Nathaniel .......................65, 172, 176, 182 Whitmer, John......................................................24 Whitney, Bishop Newel K. ..................................24 Wightman, Martha Tact .......................................51 Wilkie, David.....................................39, 43, 48, 49 Wilkie, Isabel .......................................................43 Williams, Levi......................................70, 138, 239 Willie Handcart Company .................42, 43, 51, 95 Winder, John ................................................99, 103 Wood, John ..........................................................79 Woodruff, Wilford 27, 28, 29, 35, 68, 96, 114, 125,

128, 160, 239 Wright, Alexander..... 16, 28, 31, 32, 35, 36, 37, 38,

39, 40, 41, 42, 45, 46, 47, 49, 51, 54, 56, 57 Wright, Elisha ....................................................134 Wyatt, Aaron Kendall ........................................224 Wyatt, Brenda Pauline .......................................224 Wyatt, Bryon Paul..............................................224 Wyatt, Daniel Leon ............................................224 Wyatt, John Kenton............................................224 Wyatt, Mark Anthony ........................................224 Wyatt, Michael Roger ........................................224 Wyatt, Milton Paul.............................................224 Wyatt, Ramona Lynne .......................................224 Wyatt, Sharon June Saxton ................................224

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Yales, Henry ......................................................172 Young, Brigham.. 27, 51, 53, 57, 65, 66, 68, 69, 71,

72, 74, 98, 99, 108, 109, 111, 113, 114, 116, 121, 122, 123, 130, 137, 138, 147, 158, 159, 160, 162, 163, 169, 186, 190, 198

Young, Ida Mercy ......................172, 176, 181, 182 Young, Joseph..........................23, 64, 68, 135, 138 Young, Lorenzo D................................................25 Young, Mary Anne ..............................................27 Young, Robert............................................159, 177 Young, Vilate.......................................................27 Young, Zina .......................................................128

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