Complied by Andrew Jenson, Editor and Publisher of the “Historical Record” General Alexander W. Doniphan, favorably known in early Church history, died in Missouri. Four arrests were made in Mount Pleasant, Sanpete Co., on charges of unlawful cohabitation. The cowboys of Colorado made an attempt to raise an Indian war by tiring upon a small […]
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Compiled by Andrew Jenson, Editor and Publisher of the “Historical Record” The Salt Lake Democrat, an anti-Mormon newspaper published in Salt Lake City, succumbed for the want of support, after struggling for existence a little over two years. Friday, July 1st James Lloyd, of Farmington, Davis Co., was arrested on a charge of unlawful cohabitation. […]
Compiled by Andrew Jenson, Editor and Publisher of the “Historical Record” The population of the Sandwich Islands organized and assumed control of the Hawaiian kingdom, discontinuing the Gibson ministry, etc. A number of people were killed by Indians in Arizona. Russia was visited by an earthquake, in which many people lost their lives. Floods did […]
Complied by Andrew Jenson, Editor and Publisher of the “Historical Record” MAY Monday, May 2 George Naylor who had served his term of imprisonment in the Utah Penitentiary for unlawful cohabitation was set at liberty. Miles Williams, of North Point, Salt Lake Co., was arrested, and the following day placed under $1,500 bonds and held under […]
Compiled by Andrew Jenson, Editor and Publisher of the “Historical Record” FEBRUARY Apostle George Teasdale succeeded Daniel H. Wells in the Presidency of the European Mission. A disastrous earthquake occurred in Italy and France, causing much loss of life and property. Tuesday, Feb 1: Allen Hunsaker was arrested and shot at by deputy marshals, at […]
from The history of Sanpete and Emery Counties, by W.H. Lever, 1898 Woodside is a station on the Rio Grande Western railroad, near the northern border line of Emery county. The town was settled in 1881 by H. H. Hutchinson. He was followed the next year by Scott Miller, Joseph Curtis, William Turner and others, […]
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This article originally appeared in the Summer 2001 issue of pioneer Magazine By Shirley Hatfield The first settlers came to American Fork in the summer and fall of 1850, and in the latter part of 1851 a one-room log schoolhouse was erected and nearly finished before the end of the year, William Greenwood was the […]
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Lorin Church Miles, former secretary and treasurer of the Cedar City chapter and vice-president of the National Society of Sons of Utah Pioneers, was born in St. George, Utah, to William G. and Paralee Church Miles, died on November 15, 1992. He received his early education there, and after serving his country in World War […]
Dwain Ezra Carlson, 82 of Smithfield, died December 19, 1989 at the Logan Regional Hospital. Born August 26, 1907 in Logan, a son of Ezra and Catherine Cowley Carlson. Married Ardeth Cragun on June 30, 1937 in the Logan LDS Temple. Educated in Logan schools and attended Utah State University and an electrical tech school […]
Arvil Howard Scott, 79, Provo, Utah, died Dec. 23, 1970, in an Orem rest home of a lingering illness. He had been in the rest home since June 22, 1970. He was born Nov. 17, 1891, in Provo, a son of Howard and Eunice Stubbs Scott. He married Mary Ethel Widdison on July 10, 1913, […]
Robert Rumel Child, 53, prominent sup member and Salt Lake building contractor, died August 4, 1970 in a Salt Lake City hospital after a lingering illness. Former director of the Associated General Contractors of America, Mr. Child has built hospitals, schools and industrial plants throughout Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming and Colorado. He was formerly employed […]
