The family moved to Provo, where Andrew and his sons helped to build the Provo Fort. Andrew taught his sons to work and take care of their animals. The sons worked quite often as teamsters. Andrew was an excellent rope maker and knew how to make dyes from plants. He made tassels and decorations for his teams.
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CORRY, William Henry
A Call to the Bishopric By Elwood J. Corry This story originally appeared in the Nov/Dec 1971 issue of Pioneer Magazine. I never knew my grandfather William Henry Corry very…
WOOLSEY, Thomas: Journal Entries
[On arriving at the South Fork of the Platte River, they decided to follow along the bank, and passed an old deserted Indian village. An east wind blasted their faces, and the temperature plummeted. They were forced to take shelter under the bank of the river, where they slept on the ice. The weather was so cold that six inches of the tail of one of their mules was frozen.]