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1 1831 July-August- living in Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana when Zebedee Coltrin and Levi Hancock arrived to preach the gospel. (Levi Hancock Journal) The missionaries encouraged them to gather to Missouri instead of Kirtland, Ohio with Father Johnson leading the way. Family: F197
 
2 1900 Federal Census shows them married 45 years. Family: F525
 
3 1900 Federal census shows they were married 16 years. Family: F650
 
4 All the children were born in the US. Parents eloped and were married on the ship as they traveled to the US. Family: F1341
 
5 Ancestry shows the marriages as the same. Need to research more to prove both. Family: F530
 
6 As a widower, William fought in the Revolutionary War and was wounded at the Battle of Guilford County Courthouse on March 15, 1781. He was apparently left for dead on the battlefield, but was later revived and taken to convalesce to the home of Sarah McMULLEN who is reported to have nursed him back to health. In 1784 they were married and William proceeded to father seven more children, four girls and three boys. Family: F152
 
7 As noted on the 1900 Federal Census. Brigham was not included in this family on the census either. Family: F111
 
8 Between 1856 and 1860, many Saints traveled across the plains in handcart companies. In one of the handcart companies, the Martin Handcart Company, traveled the Amy Kirby Orme Family from England. This family consisted of Amy Kirby Orme, the widow of Samuel Orme, and their children Samuel Washington Orme, age 23, Sarah Ann, age 29, and Rebecca, age 18.

Find a Grave Reference for Amy ORME. Accessed 8/15/09. 
Family: F1402
 
9 Birth order of children was documented by the 1880 Census for Box Elder County, Utah. Family: F1326
 
10 Bond: #000041173
Record #: 01 008
Bondsman: Aaron X Newell
Witness: Wm. Dickson, 
Family: F1585
 
11 Census records for 1860 show her married with a two month old child. The census was taken July 27, 1860. Family: F506
 
12 Census records place her with her family on 4/18/1910 and she is noted as single. Family: F1081
 
13 Census shows Fielding as 15, William as 19, Nancy as 12, Eli as 9, Sarah as 7 and Maria as 5. Family: F191
 
14 Census shows John, Mary and Juliet Johnson. Family: F197
 
15 Civil MG. Family: F1315
 
16 Could also be Buckingham, Bucks. Pennsylvania. Family: F1080
 
17 Could be 1/9/1792 in Hartford, Maryland, US. Need to research more. Maryland marriage index at Ancestry shows date as 1/9/1793 in Harford County, Maryland. Family: F140
 
18 Could have married her on 4/17/1880. Not proven yet. Family: F1420
 
19 Cynthia married George after his first wife, her sister Abigail, died in child birth. They had two more children together. She also died in child birth. Family: F1397
 
20 District 2 family number 856. Family: F190
 
21 Family # 924 Family: F137
 
22 Family # 939. Family: F130
 
23 Family 217. Family: F495
 
24 Family number 17. Family: F131
 
25 Family number 323. Family: F494
 
26 Find a grave notes the marriage year as 1918. Family: F1383
 
27 Four of the Sons Survived in the Civil War. Not sure which. Need to research more. (Noted in Samuel Lee Book.) Family: F1303
 
28 Her Funeral Note Says Tracy, MN. Family: F916
 
29 Located near Grantham. Family: F145
 
30 Married by Reverend Davies. Family: F1494
 
31 Name is spelled Ketron on census for the whole family. Family: F514
 
32 None of the census records show that Oliver owned any slaves. Family: F1035
 
33 Possibly March 5, 1901? Family: F1339
 
34 Post office: War Gab Hawkins County. Family: F494
 
35 Race noted as Indian for Isaiah on census. Family: F1749
 
36 Race noted as Indian on census. Family: F1749
 
37 Samuel F. Lee arrived in the Great Salt Lake Valley on the 28th of October 1849 in the Ezra T. Benson Company, with his father Alfred Gilham Lee as Captain of 10 wagons. Ann was 13 in the same company and was sent out of their wagon while her baby sister Charlotte was born. While sitting alone near the fire Samuel age 15 came to comfort her. Family: F1573
 
38 She is not found with her family on the 1910 Census. Family: F1975
 
39 Spelling of the last name varies. Kablain, Kalbain and Kalblein. Family: F1975
 
40 The county shows Lincoln. Family: F204
 
41 The marriage to Margaret was noted as 9/10/1872 on Ancestry as well. Need to research more to find which one is accurate. Family: F529
 
42 The marriage was performed by Jane’s brother-in-law Thomas LaFlesh. Family: F196
 
43 Their residence was rented. Family: F1915
 
44 They eloped and were married on the ship from Ireland. Family: F1341
 
45 They moved just after they were married because Samuel was from Randolph County. Family: F191
 
46 They moved with the children. Family: F1339
 
47 They owned their own home and were able to read and write. Family: F1965
 
48 They owned their own home. Family: F158
 
49 They were living with Laura's parents during the census. Family: F1866
 
50 They were married in President Brigham Young's office. Family: F194
 

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