16. John HALES ^{1, 2, 3, 4, 5} was born 22 Jan 1856 in North Bradley, Wiltshire, England. He died 1 Sep 1925 in Long Beach, Los Angeles Co., California. John HALES married Jane FARR on 29 Sep 1879 in Trowbridge, Wiltshire, England.

John emigrated ⁶ 1880 from Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. He 1904 Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. He Unknown Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. [Parents]

This data is compiled by David Paul Statler ([email protected]).

This data is compiled by David Paul Statler ([email protected]).

This data is compiled by David Paul Statler ([email protected]).

This data is compiled by David Paul Statler ([email protected]).
Address: John Hales is deceased; 605 W. 116th Street (residence in 1913); Chicago; Illinois

17. Jane FARR ^{1, 2, 3, 4} was born 18 May 1856 in Trowbridge, Wiltshire, England. She died 12 Oct 1948 in Long Beach, California and was buried 14 Oct 1948 in Long Beach, California.

Jane emigrated 1880 from Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. [Parents]

acc to 1900 US census, Jane Farr Hales was the mother of 6 children, 3 of whom were living at the time.

18. Ernest BIHL "Ernest Fredriksson" ^{1, 2, 3, 4, 5} was born 1 Mar 1860 in Gunnerud, Alster, Sweden. He died 11 Jan 1936 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois and was buried in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. Ernest BIHL married Amanda AXLING on 8 Jul 1885 in Dawson COUNTY, NEBRASKA. [Parents]

REFN: 2312

Also Known As:<_AKA> Ernest Bihl
Ancestral File Number: B4DF-JD

according to 1920 US Census:

emigrated to US in 1879; naturalized in 1890

BIOGRAPHY: Living in Chicago by 1903 (listed on Anders Bihl's ship manifest as living at: W 814 S. 9th Street Englewood, Illinois).

19. Amanda AXLING ^{1, 2} was born 17 Mar 1865 in Sweden. She died 23 Jan 1928 in Chicago, Illinois. [Parents]

according to 1920 US Census: emigrated to US in 1869

20. Francis Marion RAY "Francis Marion" ¹ was born 25 Dec 1855 in Opelika, Lee, Alabama. He died after 1900. Francis Marion RAY married Elizabeth Frances BROWN on 26 Oct 1875 in Gadsden, Etowah, Alabama. [Parents]

21. Elizabeth Frances BROWN ¹ was born ² 10 Aug 1848 in La Grange, Troup, Georgia. She died ³ 23 Oct 1943 in Orange County, California and was buried in Orange County, California. [Parents]

original birthdate, from family records was 1853; CA Death Index said 1848

22. Amon Elmer MARSH ¹ was born 22 Apr 1862 in Kenton, Hardin, Ohio. He died 19 Jan 1923 in Pasadena, California. Amon Elmer MARSH married Mary DEEMER on 22 Apr 1888 in Colorado Springs, COlorado. [Parents]

BIOGRAPHY: Mail Clerk: La Junta, Colorado

OCCUPATION:   
Denver, Colorado City Directory, 1890  
Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year   
Amon E. Marsh   cigars 1709 Curtis r. 1889 14th avenue Denver CO 1890  
 

La Junta City Directory
1914 - 1915
(otero county, colorado)
Marsh, Amon E, clerk Ry M S, home 415 San Juan Ave (Mary)

23. Mary DEEMER ¹ was born 18 May 1861 in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. She died 3 May 1945 in Long Beach, California and was buried in Altadena, California. [Parents]

24. John Lowry NELSON "(Johan Laurits)(Nielsen)" ^{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21} was born 4 Jul 1837 in Kanalholm, Gudum, Aalborg, Denmark and was christened 6 Jul 1837 in Gudum, Aalborg, Denmark. He died 21 Mar 1906 in Fish Haven, Bear Lake, Idaho and was buried 24 Mar 1906 in Fish Haven, Bear Lake, Idaho. John was baptized Nov 1853. He was endowed 25 Nov 1859. (Johan Laurits)(Nielsen) married Susannah CUTLER on 17 Nov 1860 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. They were sealed 9 Feb 1869. [Parents]

Ancestral File Number: 1VH0-NS

From: Nauvoo Genealogy Center, Nauvoo, Ill., Oct 14 1999, Ancestal
File Number1VHO-NS.
Johan L Nielsen or John L., born 4 Jul 1837 Kanalhom, G,,Denmark;
married 17 Nov 1860 Susannah Cutler; died 21 Mar 1906 Fish Haven, B, ID

25. Susannah CUTLER ^{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22} was born ^{23, 24} 27 Aug 1844 in Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois. She died ^{25, 26} Wft Est. 1845-1 in Fish Haven, Idaho and was buried 24 Sep 1909 in Fish Haven, Idaho. She was sealed to her parents on 17 Dec 1926 in the Salt Lake temple. Susannah was baptized 13 Nov 1852. She was endowed 9 Feb 1869.

Susannah before 1868 LVG. She 9 Feb 1869 EHOUS. She 27 Jun 1973 SLAKE. [Parents]

From; Nauvoo Genealogy Center, Nauvoo, Ill., Oct 14 1999, Ancestral
File NumberQFPO-OR.
Susannah Cutler, born 27 Aug 1844 Nauvoo, Hancock Co., IL
married 17 Nov 1860 Johan L Nielsen; died 21 Sep 1909 Fish Haven, B, ID

26. Hugh FINDLAY ^{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15} was born 9 Jun 1822 in New Milns, Loudoun, Ayrshire and was christened 30 Jun 1822 in New Milns, Loudoun, Ayrshire. He died 1 Mar 1900 in Fish Haven, Bear Lake, ID and was buried 7 Mar 1900 in Fish Haven, Bear Lake, Idaho. He was sealed to his parents on 4 May 1966 in the Salt Lake temple. Hugh was baptized 1 Jul 1844 in Dundee, Scotland. He was endowed 25 Mar 1856 in the Endowment House. Hugh married Cathrine Ann Taylor PARTINGTON on 25 Mar 1856 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT. They were sealed 25 Mar 185. [Parents]

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On 25 March 1856 he married Catherine Ann Partington in the Salt Lake Endowment House. To this union nine children were born: Anna Isabella, Alma, Hugh William, Heber, Mary, George Daniel, Charlotte Catherine, Frank Partington, and Ellen. In 1857 he married Mary Ellen Smith as his plural wife. The following seven children blessed this marriage; Arthur Sidney, Clara Jane, Brigham Hugh, James William, Charles Henry, Nephi, and Walter. The same day he was married to Ane Marie Dorthea Nelson by whom three children were born: Leon Jared, Horace, and Dora.

 
In the fall of 1869 President Young called Hugh and his families to help settle Bear Lake country. Arriving May 22, 1870, they resided in Laketown, Fish Haven, and Paris. In 1878 he was called to open the mission on the Shetland Islands. While here, President Budge called him to preside over the Scottish Mission. He had no money with which to pay his steamboat passage to Scotland, but, true to his unwavering faith, he packed his suitcase, ready to obey, and walked toward the wharf where he was to sail. As he passed the post office, he asked for his mail and received a letter from a strange lady who wrote him of her interest in articles he had written for the Millennial Star and enclosed for him a five-pound note which was equal to about twenty-five dollars in American money. In 1915 his son, Bishop Findlay, related this incident in Boise, Idaho, stating that his father did not know the lady who sent the gift. Brother Peter G. Johnson was present and said, "That was my mother who sent the letter and money."

 
Elder Findlay went to Scotland and presided until he was released in 1880. While in Scotland this time, he copied or had someone copy about three thousand names from Scottish records. In Bear Lake Stake, Brother Findlay, who faithfully honored every call made of him, was a member of the high council, president of the high priests, and a patriarch. In the latter office he was active until his death March 2, 1900, in Paris, Idaho. —D.U.P. Files

 
William Weir Fyfe was born in Richerton, Clackmannanshire, Scotland, on October 22, 1843, the eighth and last child of Robert and Janet Turrlock Fyfe. William's father was administrator from Scotland to England, and financially able to send him to a blacksmith apprentice school. After five years in school and three years as an apprentice, William was issued his credentials. Sailing to America as a convert to Mormonism, he was called upon to put his skill to good use when he made a new bearing and installed it on the ship.

 
William located in Cottonwood where he did blacksmithing for President Brigham Young and cared for his horses. From there he went to Castle Gate but finding the work unsatisfactory, decided to go to Idaho. He set up shop in Thornton in 1805, later, in Lyman and still later in Archer, where he made his permanent home. Here he farmed and operated a blacksmith shop. William sharpened many of the tools that quarried the rocks for Ricks College.

 
William had three wives: Elizabeth Hunter, Annie Affleck and Christina Wylie. He was the father of sixteen children. When he was an old man and Christina was in ill health, their son Frank and his family came to live with and take care of them. William died May 30, 1935, and Christina the following November 22nd. They are buried in the Sutton Cemetery. —Lola A. Morgan Fyfe

 

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Their Contribution To Utah
To the Empire of India

About this time Lorenzo Snow was opening up the mission in Switzerland and concluded to extend his missionary operations to India. He called Elder William Willis and Elder Hugh Findlay to go to India as missionaries. When they arrived in India there were only six members in the little branch. Meetings were held in the residence of James P. Meik at 2 1/2 Bazaar Street in Calcutta and at the Matthew McCune residence in Cooley Bazaar. Joseph Sutton was baptized by Elder Willis on December 28, 1851. Soon after a lecture hall 17x47 feet was built by Elder Meik in which meetings were held.
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The Year of 1868
Home Manufacture
Company E

At Mill Creek Ward James R. Miller was chosen president of the Mill Creek Ward Co-operative Silk Producing Society, John Morgan secretary, and John F. Snedeker, treasurer. At the 17th Ward meeting Hugh Findlay was appointed president of the 17th Ward Silk Producing Society, Edward Davis secretary, and H. I. Doremus treasurer. (End of quote.)
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Others From Scotland
Company E

Hugh Findlay, born June 9, 1822, at Newmilne, Scotland, was the son of James Findlay and Mary McPherson. He was baptized a member of the Mormon Church in Dundee, Scotland, July 1, 1844, and married Isabella Retray the same year. Elder Findlay's first mission for his Church occupied nine years, commencing at England and Scotland from where he went south around the Cape of Good Hope up the Indian Ocean into India, arriving at Poona, India, as the first Latter-day Saint missionary. He labored here and in Hong Kong, China, until February 15, 1855, when he and a few Saints left Bombay, homeward bound via China, arriving in San Francisco the same year. He went to San Bernardino and from here to Salt Lake City.
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BIOGRAPHY: Hugh Findlay 1 was born 9 Jun 1822 in New Milns, Loudoun, Ayrshire, Scotland and was christened 30 Jun 1822 in New Milns, Loudoun, Ayrshire, Scotland. He died 1 Mar 1900 in Fish Haven, Bear Lake, Idaho and was buried 7 Mar 1900 in Fish Haven, Bear Lake, Idaho. Hugh married Mary Ellen Smith on 22 Apr 1857 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah.

BIOGRAPHY: Hugh was a tailor, school teacher, match maker. [Parents]

BIOGRAPHY: BIRTH: Loudoun Parochial Registers, Co. of Ayrshire, Births 1820-1854, Book 603/3. "Hugh lawful son of James Findlay and Mary McPherson in New Milns was born upon the 9th of June 1822 and baptized publicly on the 30th."

BIOGRAPHY: CHRISTENING: FHL #1041394.

BIOGRAPHY: RESIDENCE: Lived on Barrack Street in Dundee, Scotland. Returned from his mission to India to Salt Lake City in 1855. Called by President Young to settle Bear Lake in the fall of 1869. Resided in Laketown, Fish Haven and Paris until his death in 1900.
http://members.shaw.ca/rbwolff/findlay/aqwg03.htm#37

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Deseret Tannery
Manufacture of Salt

BIOGRAPHY: In the City Directory and Business Guide, published in 1869, the following list of manufacturers appeared: Job Smith, basket maker; Alexander Neibaur, first match manufacturer; H. Neibaur, manager of match factory, 13th Ward; Ornstein & Popper, soap manufacturers; Thomas Hawkes, umbrella manufacturer, 11th Ward; W. Huskinson, whip maker; S. Bringhurst, carriage builder and wagon maker; Albert Angell, shinglemaker, 20th Ward; Albert Gregory, shoemaker, 3rd Ward; William Bell, cabinet maker, 20th Ward; James Brewer, harness maker, 11th Ward; Charles Cripes, rope maker, 16th Ward; Theodore Curtis, sack maker, 7th Ward; John Doolittle, furniture maker, 7th Ward; Hugh Findlay, match and ink manufacturer, 17th Ward; Levi Jackman, saddle-tree maker, 16th Ward; Thomas Jones, brush maker.

27. Cathrine Ann Taylor PARTINGTON "Catherine?" ^{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7} was born 11 Feb 1833 in Skippool, Lancashire, England. She died 3 Oct 1903 in Fish Haven, Bear Lake, ID and was buried Oct 1903 in Fish Haven, Bear Lake, ID. She was sealed to her parents on 27 Oct 1886 in the Logan temple. She was endowed 25 Mar 1856. [Parents]

Ancestral File Number: B7V1-0M

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BIOGRAPHY: Name: Cathrine Partington
Age: 20
Captain: McIawson
Arrival Date: 15 Sep 1853

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BIOGRAPHY: Name: James Partington
Age: 8
Captain: McIawson
Arrival Date: 15 Sep 1853

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BIOGRAPHY: Name: Ralph Partington
Age: 43
Captain: McIawson
Arrival Date: 15 Sep 1853

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BIOGRAPHY: Name: Sarah Partington
Age: 10
Captain: McIawson
Arrival Date: 15 Sep 1853

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BIOGRAPHY: Name: William Partington
Captain: J. Jepson
Arrival Date: 10 Sep 1852

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BIOGRAPHY: Name: William Partington
Captain: James P. Jepson
Arrival Date: 10 Sep 1852

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BIOGRAPHY: Name: Eliza Partridge
Captain: E. Mumford
Arrival Date: 24 Sep 1868

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BIOGRAPHY: Name: Lydia C Partridge
Captain: Hckimball
Arrival Date: 24 Sep 1848
Comment: widow of; Bp. Edward Partridge

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BIOGRAPHY: Name: Edward Partridge Jr.
Captain: Hckimball
Arrival Date: 24 Sep 1848
Comment: son; &family

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BIOGRAPHY: Name: Britannia Pascoe
Age: 8
Captain: W Budge
Arrival Date: 05 Oct 1860

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28. JAKOB MÜLLER ^{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11} was born 3 Oct 1845 in Pfeffelbach, Sankt Wendel, Rheinland Pfalz, Germany. He died 10 Mar 1929 in Pfeffelbach, Sankt Wendel, Rheinland Pfalz, Germany. JAKOB MÜLLER married Margaretha (Margarethe) SCHAEFER on 9 May 1874 in Burglichtenberg, Rheinland Pfalz, Germany. [Parents]

Ancestral File Number: 3WHQ-47

29. Margaretha (Margarethe) SCHAEFER ^{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14} was born 6 Jan 1847 in Pfeffelbach, Germany. She died 29 Dec 1892 in Pfeffelbach, Sankt Wendel, Rheinland Pfalz, Germany. [Parents]

Ancestral File Number: 3WHQ-5D

30. Johann SCHMITT ^{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8} was born 26 Sep 1865 in Oberkirchen, Rheinland Pfalz, Germany. He died 26 Nov 1896 in St. Johann An/ Saar, Saarland, Germ.. Johann SCHMITT married Maria Magdelena STUPPI on 5 Nov 1884 in St. Johann An/ Saar, Saarland, Germ.. [Parents]

Ancestral File Number: 3WHP-ZD

31. Maria Magdelena STUPPI ^{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10} was born 24 Oct 1865 in Pfeffelbach, Sankt Wendel, Rheinland Pfalz, Germany and was christened 27 Oct 1865 in Kusel, Kusel District, Rheinland Pfalz, Germany. She died 22 Nov 1948 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut. Maria was baptized 22 Nov 1901. She was endowed 1 Oct 1908 in the Salt Lake temple. [Parents]

Ancestral File Number: 3WHP-C9
Ancestral File Number: B8BM-P5

BIOGRAPHY: Emigrated from Germany to US on Sept 11, 1905.