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Descendants of John Curtis (Curtice) Sr.

Notes

1404. Ellen Curtis (Curtice)

NOTE: 1. Pedigree Resource File CD 4,; ; (Salt Lake City, UT: Intellectual

Reserve, Inc., 1999); ; ; ABBR 1. Pedigree Resource File CD 4,

Able Smith Parker Jr.

Father: Abel Smith PARKER (AFN:CWRR-WF) Family

Mother: Sarah W. DARLING (AFN:CWRR-XL)

1407. Maria Curtis (Curtice)

NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R); ;

File (R)

Abraham Brown(E)

NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R); ;

File (R)

1412. Simmons Philander Curtis (Curtice)

Affidavit of Simons P. Curtis. I, Simons P. Curtis, a resident of Quincy,

Adams county, Illi n ois, certify that in the year 1838, I was a citizen

of Caldwell county, Missouri, residin g i n the city of Far West. Also

that I went in search of a lost steer; and passing by Captai n Bo gart's

camp, while he was guarding the city, I saw the hide and feet of said

steer, whic h I k new to be mine; the flesh of which I suppose they

applied to their own use. History o f the Ch urch, Vol.4, Ch.3, p.68 I

also certify that Wiley E. Williams, one of the Governor' s aids, wh o

was gunkeeper, caused me to pay thirty-seven and a half cents to him. I

also pai d twenty-fi ve cents to a justice of the peace to qualify me to

testify that the gun was mine . Then sai d Wiley E. Williams is said to

be the one that carried the story to Governor Boggs , which sto ry was

the cause of the exterminating order being issued, as stated by the

Govern or in said o rder.

SIMONS P. CURTIS. History of the Church, Vol.4, Ch.3, p.68 Sworn to

before C. M. Woods, Cle r k Circuit Court, Adams County, Illinois.

Ordination: 1845

Quorum: Q20 Nauvoo

Civil Data: Caldwell MO Yelrome, Hancock, I Nauvoo

Church Data: Baptized 1832 Endowed Nauvoo 1/22/46 (Seventy) Post-Nauvoo

Civil Data: Farmer Springville, UT Sources: M12:783; N191; S95; Q20+

Emmeline Buchanan

Sources of Information: LDS Vital Records Library Buchanan, Emmeline

(Female)

Temple Ordinance Data: Buchanan, Emmeline (Female)

Endowment Date: January 22, 1846

Temple: Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA

Comments: Buchanan, Emmeline (Female) Emmeline was married by Seymour

Brunson.

1413. David Avery Curtis (Curtice) (Twin)

**David Avery Curtis was a Seventy-Missionary to England, A Patriarch,

Blackhawk Indian W a r Veteran. Helped bring Immigrants to Utah with the

Brigham Young Party.

**Person submitting this record: Mrs Elva Curtis Lennstrom 385 East

Oakland Ave. Salt Lake C i ty, Utah, who is a granddaughter to David

Avery and Harriet Howard.

**Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.832 CURTIS, DAVID AVERY Came to

Utah July 24; 1847 , B righam Young company.

**Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.832 latter pioneer 1857, ox-team

company).

Family resided Fountain Green and Aurora, Utah.

**Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.832 NOTE Pioneers and

Prominent Men of Utah, p.8 3 2

**Family home Springville, Utah. Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.832

**Seventy missionary to England; patriarch.

**Black Hawk Indian war veteran;

**served in Echo Canyon trouble;

**assisted in bringing immigrants to Utah.

**Farmer and sheep-raiser.

**Died at Aurora, Utah.

**Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.832

Amanda Ann Starr (Twin)

Seal to Parents: 6 feb 1846

1575. Amanda Diantha Curtis (Curtice)

Died Prior to Age of Accountability

Harriet Howard

Source of information: World Family Tree Pedigree #1042 Volume 4

Sarah Alice Andrew(S)

Parents:

Father: William ANDREWS (AFN: 2RF2-54) Family

Mother: Mary Ann ASHWORTH (AFN: 2D59-1S)

Other spouses:

Spouse: James Horace KENNEDY (AFN: CBRZ-P2) Family

Marriage: 28 Dec 1905

Spouse: Edward BALFORD (AFN: CBRZ-Q7) Family

Marriage:

Spouse: Noah HAYWARD (AFN: CBRZ-RD) Family

1414. Ezra Houghton Curtis (Curtice)

All previous blessings reconfirmed and ratified for Ezra Houghton Curtis

on 28 Sep 1967.

Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.832 CURTIS, EZRA HOUGHTON (son of

Enos Curtis and Ru t h Franklin). Born Feb.19, 1823, in Pennsylvania.

Family home Provo, Utah.

Farmer.

Wiggins, Marvin E. Mormons and Their Neighbors Curtis, Ezra Houghton

19 Feb 1823 - Pionee r s and Prominent Men of Utah compiled by Frank

Esshom. [Salt Lake City: Western Epics, Inc . , 1966.] p.832 Photo p.168

Lucinda Mckenny Carter

Sources of Information: LDS Vital Records Library Temple Ordinance

Church Ordinance Data: Carter, Lucinda McKenney (Female)

Baptism Date: 1841

Temple Ordinance Data: Carter, Lucinda McKenney (Female)

Baptism Date: September 22, 1967

Endowment Date: May 21, 1856

Sealed to Parents Date: October 6, 1848

Temple: Logan, Cache County, Utah

NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R); ;
Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998; ; , ABBR Ancestral
File (R)

1416. Sabrina Curtis (Curtice)

PC SL tmpl #9991 Book 4 J p 441. Sabrina Curtis and Thomas

Harward............ Larrine Ja n e King d 1850 sealed to above couple 6

Feb 1887 MT, see 23052 pt 2 Book A p188 Ch. Sealin g s 1888 & 1889

1611. Lorraine King

PC SL tmpl #9991 Book 4 J p 441. Sabrina Curtis and Thomas

Harward............ Larrine Ja n e King d 1850 sealed to above couple 6

Feb 1887 MT, see 23052 pt 2 Book A p188 Ch. Sealin g s 1888 & 1889

1417. John White Curtis (Curtice) (Twin)

Family records of Mrs. Eunice C. Record, 2152 So. 8th East, Salt Lake

City, Utah.

Family records of Mrs. Leda C.Larsen, 646 West 2nd North, Prove, Utah

84601

Family records of Wm. Vern Freeman, Aurora, Utah 84620. 6208 Futah A-11,

Aurora Ward Records . . Temple Archive Record shows two dates for

endowment; 29 Jan 1846 NV and below that dat e 5 J an 1869.

Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.832 CURTIS, JOHN W.(son of Enos

Curtis and Ruth Frank l in). Born Aug. 10, 1820, in Pennsylvania. Came

to Utah 1850. Pioneers and Prominent Men o f Ut ah, p.832 Married Almira

Starr. Their children: Elial S., resides in Springville; the ot her d .

infant.

Family home Aurora, Utah.

Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.832

High priest. Farmer. Died Oct. 7, 1892, at Aurora.

NOTE: 1. Pedigree Resource File CD 4; ; (Salt Lake City, UT: Intellectual

Reserve, Inc., 1999); ; ; ABBR 1. Pedigree Resource File CD 4

Almira Starr (Twin)

Temple Ordinance Data: Starr, Almira(Female)

Baptism Date: November 10, 1981 Endowment

Date:January 27, 1846

Temple: Nauvoo, Hancock, IL, USA

Sealed to Parents Date: January 1, 1879

Lucinda Mckenny Carter

Sources of Information: LDS Vital Records Library Temple Ordinance

Church Ordinance Data: Carter, Lucinda McKenney (Female)

Baptism Date: 1841

Temple Ordinance Data: Carter, Lucinda McKenney (Female)

Baptism Date: September 22, 1967

Endowment Date: May 21, 1856

Sealed to Parents Date: October 6, 1848

Temple: Logan, Cache County, Utah

NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R); ;
Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998; ; , ABBR Ancestral
File (R)

Tamma Durfee

Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 2, p.320 The following is taken from the

autobiography of Tamma D u rfee:

"My father's name was Edmond Durfee. He was born in Rhode Island October

3, 1788. My moth e r was born June 6, 1788. Her name was Lanna Pickle. I

was born in the State of New York, Ma di son county, town of Lenos, March

6, 1813 and lived there until I was nine years old and th e n we moved to

Oswego county.

Father bought some land, built a house, made a small farm and worked at

his trade that was m o stly carpenter and millwright. We lived there

until the 1st of June, 1820 and bought more l an d. There were many maple

trees on it and we made lots of maple sugar. Then father wanted t o g o

west so he sold out and started for Ohio ... We went to Huron county and

went to work t o ma ke a home and the next winter, 1831 we heard about

the Mormons and the gold Bible.

The next spring Solomon Hancock came in and joined with us, the

Methodists and Campbellite s a nd he would preach in our meeting. This

was some time in April, 1831, and my father Edmon d Du rfee was baptized

about the middle of May. My mother and sister Martha and brother Edmon d

wer e baptized about the first of June by Solomon Hancock.

Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 2,p.320 "I was a Mormon in belief but was not

baptized until Dece m ber, 1831, and will tell you the reason I was not

baptized. I was keeping company with a go o d young man, as I thought,

and I was told he said he would not have a Mormon wife; so I wai te d

until after I was married.

I went to Mormon meetings and sometimes to the Methodist 'till the ninth

of August 1831, wh e n I was married to Albert Miner. Afterwards we got

along first rate and we went to meeting s s ometimes to one place and

sometimes to the Mormons, 'till December, 1831, when my fathe r wa s

going on a mission to the State of New York and he baptized me before

going. Albert wa s bap tized the first of February, 1832. Our Pioneer

Heritage, Vol. 2, p.320 "My oldest daugh ter Po lly was born May 1, 1832.

Father sold his farm and all his possessions and started fo r Kirtla nd,

Ohio on the first of May, 1833. We bought a farm and built us some houses

and pr epared t o live there. My husband helped to haul stone every

Saturday for a long time to buil d the tem ple. My oldest boy was born

October 22, 1833. We named him Orson. On the 4th day o f June 1835 , I

had a son born. We called him Moroni and Joseph [p.321] Smith blessed

him. Th ey were stil l building the temple. I had a girl born June 18,

1836.We called her Silva. I ha d a boy bor n September 26, 1837whom we

called Mormon ... That fall (1837) Albert had a sic k spell. The l ast of

January he got some better so he could ride in a sleigh on a bed an d I

held the umbrel la over him and, with two children on my lap, we went 80

miles from Kirtl and to Huron county , New London, where Albert's folks

lived. Albert got better and we staye d there until May. Al bert went

back to Kirtland and sold his farm. We started for Far West a bout the

middle of Jun e 1838. Silva died about the first of October, 1838.... "

Our Pionee r Heritage, Vol. 2, p.32 1 Albert Miner, wife and five

children got to Missouri the first o f September 1838 and live d on Log

Creek, six miles from Far West, but due to further persecu tions they

crossed over t o Quincy and went up the river to a place called Lima. The

story co ntinues:" While at Lim a I had a girl born January 12, 1840 and

we called her Matilda. We sta yed there one year fro m the next September

and got along the best we could. I had a boy bor n September 7, 1841 an d

called him Alva L. The next spring we sold out and my husband bough t a

place four miles eas t of the temple in Nauvoo ... we lived there where

we could go to me eting and back at night . I had a boy born June

12,1843. We called him Don C. We were there i n 1844 when Joseph and H

yrum were martyred. The Nauvoo Temple was completed, then the mobs b

ecame violent again. The y did kill several and drive them from Lima.

They shot my father Edm ond Durfee and killed hi m instantly on the night

of November 19, 1845 ... The men from Nauvo o got their teams and sta

rted for Lima. They traveled all night and day to get the familie s that

had been turned out-o f-doors. My husband was one that traveled all night

and day to g et the families that had bee n turned out of doors. He took

a chill and was sick a long time . Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 2 ,p.321

"On March 5, 1846 I had a girl born and called her Meli ssa. The mob

gathered every lit tle while and threatened all the time how they would

drive ou t the Mormons. At last a great m any left, not knowing where

they were going to hunt a plac e in the wilderness beyond the Rock y

mountains. The first of May we moved to town, sold ou r place for a yoke

of cattle and a wag on thinking to start on in two or three weeks, but th

e mob gathered every week right on the p ublic Square close by our

house...." Our Pioneer Her itage, Vol. 2, p.321 During the time of t he

exodus from Nauvoo, Melissa Miner died at the ag e of seven months. The

Miners then went o n to Iowaville where they stayed through the winte r

and where Albert found work hauling and r unning a ferry boat. Our

Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 2 , p.321 "When my baby died I took sick and n

ever sat up only to have my bed made for nine mo nths. My husband thought

of moving to the Blu ffs but a good many came back to get work so h e cut

and put up some hay for his stock and the n said he would go back to Ohio

to see all hi s folks. He started afoot to the Mississippi Riv er [p.322]

alone, short of means ... He wa s gone ten weeks ... He came home very

unwell and b eing gone so long he was homesick and tir ed and had walked

in the rain all day. Our Pioneer H eritage, Vol. 2, p.322 "Polly was now

fo urteen years old and took care of the family of nin e and waited on me

while I was sick and w hile her father was gone. Not feeling very well

whe n he came home he thought he would feel b etter after he got rested

but he grew worse. He woul d try to work a half a day and go to be d the

other half. He came home about May 17, 1847. H e would be first better

then worse til l at last he dropped off very suddenly. That was a har d

blow for we thought he was getting b etter. I, and the children, thought

a better man neve r lived, a kind good-natured, free hear ted,

industrious man. He won friends and was a geniu s at doing anything he

saw anyone else d o. Alma, and the little boys said, "which way shall w e

go? We will not know the way." Alber t was born in New York March 31,

1809 in Jefferson coun ty. His father's name was Azel Miner . His

mother's name, Sylvia Monson. Our Pioneer Heritage , Vol. 2, p.322 "As

Polly and Orso n were the oldest, they had to take the lead and go ahead

a nd plan. Albert, my husband, die d January 3, 1848.He had been so

anxious to go to the Bluff s and keep up with the Church, s o my children

and myself went to work and got things togethe r and the next July, 1848,

cam e to Council Bluffs. We stayed there two years and got things t

ogether to come to the valley . Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 2, p.322"I,

and my five boys and tw o girls, started with one hu ndred wagons June

10, 1850. we traveled across the plains with o x teams. We had many a har

d struggle although we got along much better than we had anticipate d.

The first of Septembe r we landed in Salt Lake without any home or any

one to hunt us one . We were very lonesome i ndeed. We stayed with Father

and Mother Wilcox two weeks, when Eno s Curtis came along and sa id he

would furnish me and the children a home. That was what we ne eded for it

was coming wi nter. We were married October 20, 1850. We lived on the

Jordan the f irst winter and I, and m y children, all had the erysipelas

in the throat and my oldest boy, O rson, died with it on M arch 5, 1851.

He had driven the team across the plains for me and he w as as kind and

good na tured a boy as ever lived. Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 2, p.322

"The nex t April we moved to S pringville, got a farm and a place to

build. We got along first rate. W e had gone into the w ilderness trying

to build up the Kingdom. On October 18, 1851, I had a g irl born and

calle d her Clarissa Curtis. We lived there and the boys grew up and Enos

Curtis , my husband, hi s boys and mine all worked together raising wheat

and grain and the stock pai d their tithing . I had a girl born

February23, 1853. We called her Belinda Curtis. The next s pring Enos wen

t to Iron county with Brigham Young and company ...In 1855 I had a pair

of twi n girls namin g one Adelia an done Amelia. Our Pioneer Heritage,

Vol. 2, p.322 "The next sprin g my husban d complained of not feeling

well but kept on working for awhile till at last he ga ve up. Aft er

a[p.323] time he began to take something and thought he was better, then

he go t worse. H e lived until the first day of June, 1856, when he

passed away just like going to s leep .Mys elf, and four boys and three

little girls, were left to keep house. We still lived i n Spring ville

City, farmed and raised our wheat and stock and paid our tithing. I

raised th e littl e girls all but one. She took sick and died before her

father died. She was Adelia, on e of t he twins. Our Pioneer Heritage,

Vol. 2, p.323 "In 1857 I married John Curtis at April c onfer ence and I

had a girl born January16, 1858, calling her Marriette, I had five boys

and f ou r girls by Albert Miner, four girls by Enos Curtis and one girl

by John Curtis. Belinda Cur t is died November 17, 1873.We still lived in

Springville. Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol.2, p.3 2 3 "I have passed through

all the hardships and drivings and burnings and mobbings and threa te

nings and have been with the Saints in all their persecutions from Huron

county to Kirtlan d a nd from Kirtland to Missouri back to Illinois and

then across the desert. I write this th a t my children may have a

little idea of what their parents passed through. I hope my child re n

will appreciate these lines for I do feel highly honored to be numbered

with the Latter- da y Saints...." Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 2, p.323On

January 30, 1885, Tamma Durfee Miner p ass ed away at the age of nearly

seventy-two years leaving a large posterity. By a life of vi rtu e and

unflinching integrity she had endeared herself to all. -Jos. W. Nobel

integrity sh e ha d endeared herself to all. -Jos. W. Nobel

1418. Ursula Curtis (Curtice)

Index Bureau #9990 Book 4 J p 441 End. #1876 Book A 1 p 154 Bapt. E.H.

#20126 Book G liv . s ld 1871 to Samuel K.Gifford. Ursula & Abram Durfee

obtained a church div. Ursula had 6 ch ildr en all sealed to Samuel K.

Gifford on 1 Jan 1979. All previous blessings reconfirmed an d rati

fiedfor ursuls Curtis on 4 oct 1967.

Abraham Durfee

Places of Residence: Durfee, Abraham (Male) Provo, Utah, UT, USA, 1851,

1870

Vocations: Durfee, Abraham (Male) Farmer, 1851 Carpenter, 1870

Comments: Durfee, Abraham (Male) Abram Agustas Durfee, Polly Durfee and

Elsa Durfee were exc o mmunicated prior to June 23, 1861 by council.

Comments: #21. In 1851, Abraham had a household of 1, real wealth of $50

and no personal wea l th. 2. In 1870, Abraham had a household of 3, real

wealth of $400 and $200 personal wealth.

Samuel Kendall Gifford (Giffard) Sr.

Father: Alpheus GIFFORD (AFN: 1K3R-RM) Family

Mother: Anna NASH (AFN: 1K3R-SS)

1419. Celestia Curtis (Curtice)

Celestia sealed to Jabez Durfee 25 Mar 1855 EH also sealed to Jabez

Durfee 21 mar 1857 EH. . . 3 244 Book B p 131, Jabez Durfee d 27 Dec

1883/1884. EH # 3262 Book B p 132 S. 21 Mar 18 57 . EH #2018 Book A1

Jabez Durfee. All previous blessings reconfirmed & ratified for Celesti a

o n 28 Sep 1967.

Jabez Durfee

Sources of Information: Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah ,p. 851

DURFEE, JABEZ (son of Edm u nd Durfee and Lainey Pickle of Nauvoo, Ill.).

Born May 10, 1828, New York. Cameto Utah 185 0 , ox team company. Married

Celestia Curtis Dec. 25, 1850, Salt Lake City (daughter of Eno s Cu rtis

and Ruth Franklin of Pennsylvania pioneers 1850, oxteam company). She was

born Apri l 21 , 1832.

Family home Springville and Aurora, Utah. Pioneers and Prominent Men of

Utah, p.851First bis h op of Aurora ward. Early settler to Aurora.

Carpenter; farmer and fruit grower. Died Dec. 2 7 , 1884.

Church Ordinance Data: Durfee, Jabez (Male)

Baptism Date: 1840 Ordained High Priest

Date: August 1880

Officiator: Albert K. Thurber

Ordained Bishop Date: February 27, 1881

Temple Ordinance Data: Durfee, Jabez (Male)

Baptism Date: October 10,1967

Temple Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT, USA

Endowment Date: March 21, 1857

Temple: Endowment House in Salt Lake City

Sealed t Parents Date: December 11, 1935

Sealed to Spouse Date: March 21, 1855

Temple: Endowment House in Salt Lake City

Places of Residence: Durfee, Jabez (Male) Utah County, UT,

1850 Springville, Utah, UT, USA Aurora, Sevier, UT

Vocations: Durfee, Jabez (Male) Carpenter, Farmer, Fruit grower

Comments: Durfee Jabez (Male) Jabez came to Utah in 1850 with an ox team

company. Jabez wa s t he first bishop of the Aurora ward. He was an early

settler of Aurora. Our Pioneer Herita ge , Vol. 5, p.161 Honey was used

by many of the early settlers for sweetening when white sug a r was not

available. One of the earliest apiarists of Utah was Jabez Durfee who

came to Ut a h in one of the ox team companies of 1850. While living in

Springville he planted a large o rc hard and was the keeper of many hives

of bees. The surplus honey was sold to other pioneer s . In cakes,

cookies, pies, candy and other recipes calling for sugar the same amount

of hon e y was used. It seems to blend all other flavors better and gives

a richer taste. Mix hone y in stead of sugar in whipped cream. The honey

gives the cream body and if it is kept cool e nable s you to keep it for

at least two hours.

Sabrina Eliza Draper

Father: Amburs Evit DRAPER (AFN:3SM5-SJ) Family

Mother: Sarah Ellen HARWARD (AFN:17P5-X6)

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Children

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1. Sex Name

F Living (AFN:J92C-DX) Pedigree

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2. Sex Name

F Myrtle Lupreal DURFEE (AFN:J7B5-QJ) Pedigree

Born: 16 Mar 1910 Place: Aurora, Sevier, Utah

Christened: 1910 Place: Aurora, Utah, Utah

Died: 25 Aug 1950 Place: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah

Buried: 28 Aug 1950 Place:

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3. Sex Name

M Clealand DURFEE (AFN:DTTH-N7) Pedigree

Born: 7 May 1902 Place: Aurora, Sevier Co, Utah

Died: 21 Jan 1964 Place: Lander, Fremont, Wyoming

Buried: 25 Jan 1964 Place:

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4. Sex Name

M Clifton Jabus DURFEE (AFN:J92C-F4) Pedigree

Born: 5 Jul 1907 Place: Aurora, Sevier Co, Utah

Christened: 1907 Place: Aurora, Sevier, Utah

Died: 28 Oct 1981 Place: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah

Buried: 1981 Place:

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5. Sex Name

F Eathel DURFEE (AFN:J92B-RP) Pedigree

Born: 24 Sep 1898 Place: Aurora, Sevier Co, Utah

Died: 3 Apr 1905 Place:

Buried: Apr 1905 Place:

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6. Sex Name

M Clinton DURFEE (AFN:J92B-SV) Pedigree

Born: 28 Dec 1900 Place: Aurora, Sevier Co, Utah

Died: 24 Mar 1901 Place:

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Mary Jane Crowther

Father: Richard CROWTHER (AFN:1MML-85) Family

Mother: Annie Margaret CHRISTENSEN (AFN:1MML-9B)

11 children whose information is private

1420. Lebeus Ewell

NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R); ;

File (R)

1656. Adelia Ewell

NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R); ;

File (R)

1657. Frank M. Ewell

NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R); ;

File (R)

1658. Clarissa Ewell

NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R); ;

File (R)

1659. Amelia Ewell

NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R); ;

File (R)

1660. Lewis Case Ewell

NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R); ;

File (R)

1661. Eli Ewell

NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R); ;

File (R)

1662. Charles Ewell

NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R); ;

File (R)

Timothy Lockwood

Notes for TIMOTHY LOCKWOOD:

In "History of Macomb Co., MI" p.811 Timothy Lockwood is named as a

trustee of the Washingt o n Union Church

More About TIMOTHY LOCKWOOD:

Fact 1: P1.15.184 written on tombstone

Mr Lockwood settled on Section 32, Washington, Macomb Co., MI where he

resided until the fa l l of 1878, when he purchased his present residence

on Section 33. Mr and Mrs Lockwood hav e h ad 5 children, all of whom

are living.

1664. Thomas J. Lockwood

More About THOMAS J. LOCKWOOD:

Fact 1: married and had 11 children

lives near Portland, Ionia Co. MI;

T. C. Miller

resides on Section 33, Washington:

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