Box 17
Contains 29 Results:
WPA Questionnaire Preliminary and WPA Questionnaire for Handcart Pioneers and Pioneer Personal Histories
Abigail Smith Abbot
B. 11 September 1806.
M. 11 December 1825 to Stephen Joseph Abbot; d. 19 October 1843, 38 years.
M. to Captain James Brown, plural wife.
D. 23 July 1889.
Joined the LDS church 1839, arrived in Utah 1849.
Biographical sketch containing some Abbot family genealogy. 17 pp.
William Adams
Hannah Madsen Aldrich
B. 14 October 1840.
M. ca. 1858 to Martin Aldrich; d. 1919.
No. 1-Life sketch. Born in Sjelland, Denmark.
Crossed plains by handcart with the Martin Company in 1856. Settled in Mt. Pleasant. Seven children.
No. 2-Life sketch. Includes list of children and birth dates. 6 pp.
Elizabeth Dianthy Allred
B. 25 March 1852 at Manti, Utah, to James T. S. and Eliza B. M. Allred.
M. 19 September 1870 to Samuel Allred; b. 3 June 1851; d. 19 January 1932.
Biographical sketch from an interview and family records. First wife in a polygamous family. Relates experiences with Indians. Genealogical notes on family of James Tillman Sanford Allred, Sr., and Eliza Bridget Manwaring Allred, her parents. 6 pp.
Isabelle Wade Allred
B. 5 May 1861.
M. 20 December 1883 to John Granklin Allred; d. 4 June 1938.
Autobiographical or abstracted from a journal. Left England in March 1866, settled at Plum Creek between Cheyenne, Wyoming and Green Island, Nebraska. Father a foreman for the railroad. Details life on the plains and experiences with Indians. Arrived in Utah in 1868 and settled in Fillmore. 6 pp.
James W. Allred
B. 30 March 1865.
M. April 1887 to Miss Camp, he calls her "the red haired girl."
Autobiographical. Born in Wallsburg, Wasatch County. Story of hard winter of 1879. Moved between Colorado and Utah to work and live. After marriage, wife ran a boardinghouse in Sagers. Thirteen children.
Lived in Vernal in old age. 11 pp.
Artemesia Draper Anderson
B. 20 August 1857 at Draperville to William and Mary
Ann Manhard Draper.
M. August 1879 to Ephraim Anderson; d. 25 August 1924.
Biographical sketch from an interview. Grew up in Moroni, Utah. Attended Ellis R. Shipps School of Obstetrics and received a license to continue practice after Utah became a state. Includes an original poem in honor of her horse. Six children. 6 pp.