IN THEIR OWN LANGUAGE At age 18, young Utah pioneer Jane Grover experienced a miracle when her life was threatened and in peril. Jane was the eldest daughter of prominent…
GROVER, Jane – IN THEIR OWN LANGUAGE
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HAGGERTY, Lucinda Catherine
LUCINDA CATHERINE HAGGERTY AYERS PETTY Compiled by Lila B. Badger, a great granddaughter. Great grandma, Lucinda Catherine Haggerty, and her twin sister Malinda were born 29 Jan 1816 in…
PRATT, Helaman
Submitted by Tony Tidwell, Great-Grandson, From Histories by Bertha Pratt and Janae Olson Helaman Pratt, was born May 31, 1846 at Mount Pisgah, Iowa, the oldest child of Parley P. Pratt…
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.]