Submitted by La Mar Adams Born: 25 July 1810, Leeds Canada Died: 26, April 1886, Snowflake, Arizona A Savage Indian Pioneer Story David Leonard Savage was born July 25, 1810,…
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BAGLEY, Edward Alma
Alma was seven years old when his family, along with the S.M. Blavis Company of Saints, left Mormon Grove on June 18, 1855. This was the start of their long trek across the plains, by ox team. Just two days later, on the 20th of June, Alma’s mother, Julia Ann, died of cholera. She got up that morning, cooked breakfast for her family, and before sundown she had died and was buried by the side of the trail along with others. Seventy-five years later, when Alma was eighty two, he described his feelings the day his mother died. He said that the wolves howled and the mourning doves mourned, and then he cried just like he did when he was a seven year old boy.
SAVAGE, David Leonard
This article originally appeared in Vol.58 No.2 (2011) edition of Pioneer Magazine David Leonard Savage was born in Johnston County of Leeds, Upper Canada, July 25, 1810 or 1812. In February…
ARMSTRONG, Thomas Kirk
Thomas Kirk Armstrong was instrumental in developing the Utah territory with his team and wagon, his sawmill work, and in the sheep business at a location about seven miles east of Park City, Utah. He also maintained a dipping vat that all sheepmen used to dip their sheep in. They used a solution of tobacco and sulphur