James Hackett1
M, #1231, b. 7 December 1827, d. 5 June 1904
Father* | Pierce Hackett1 b. 2 Sep 1795, d. 7 Aug 1858 | |
Mother* | Mary Edwards1 b. 9 May 1804, d. 31 Dec 1886 | |
James Hackett|b. 7 Dec 1827\nd. 5 Jun 1904|p42.htm#i1231|Pierce Hackett|b. 2 Sep 1795\nd. 7 Aug 1858|p41.htm#i1228|Mary Edwards|b. 9 May 1804\nd. 31 Dec 1886|p41.htm#i1229|John Hackett||p42.htm#i1251|Mary Christopher||p42.htm#i1252|John Edwards|b. 25 May 1771\nd. 1826|p42.htm#i1253|Elizabeth Wainwright|b. 19 Jun 1775\nd. 1853|p42.htm#i1254| |
Birth* | 7 December 1827 | Caergwrle, Flint, Wales1 |
Marriage* | 9 February 1854 | Principal=Dorinda Starr1,2 |
Marriage* | 1 January 1874 | Bates, MO, Principal=Sarah Elizabeth Bolling2 |
Death* | 5 June 1904 | Fulton, Bourbon, KS1,2 |
Burial* | Fairview Cemetery, Fulton, Bourbon, KS2 | |
Census* | 19 July 1870 | Freedom Township, Fort Scott, Bourbon, Kansas, p. 411 C3 |
Note* | Died at 1:15 am on Sunday, June 5, 1904, at home four miles west of Fulton, Kansas. He was 76 years old. The funeral took place at the M. E. church. Rev. J. R. Ewbank officiated. James was born in Liverpool, England in 1828; came to America in 1850 arriving at New Orleans, where he remained for a time. Later drifting northward and settled in Bates County, MO, where he met and married Miss Dorinda Starr who preceeded him in death. He came to Kansas in 1856 and remained to the time of his death. His second marriage occurred in Fulton to Miss Sarah Bolling. He was a member of the Adventist church for 30 years. He is buried in the east central area of the Fairview Cemetery north of Fulton, KS. He owned a Blacksmithh shop in Joplin, MO in 1874. He lived in Fulton, KS in 1900. 2 |
Last Edited | 8 Dec 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S188] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com/, GEDCOM of Carolyn Dowd.
- [S246] Daryl Johnson, 22 Oct 2003.
Dorinda Starr1
F, #1232, b. 1824, d. before 1870
Birth* | 1824 | IN2 |
Marriage* | 9 February 1854 | Principal=James Hackett1,3 |
Death* | before 1870 | Bourbon, Kansas2 |
Married Name | Hackett1 |
Last Edited | 22 Oct 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S246] Daryl Johnson, 22 Oct 2003.
- [S188] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com/, GEDCOM of Carolyn Dowd.
Ann McCardell1
F, #1233, b. 1827, d. 1900
Birth* | 1827 | Dublin, Ireland2 |
Marriage* | 18 June 1847 | Dublin, Ireland, Principal=John Joseph Hackett1,2 |
Death* | 1900 | Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri2 |
Married Name | Hackett1 | |
(daughter-in-law) Census1851 | 1851 | St. Albans District 1t, Liverpool, Lancashire, England, Pierce Hackett, 52 yo Cowkeeper, born Ireland Mary ", Wife, 45, Cheshire Samuel ", Son, 14, Cheshire George ", Son, 9, Scholar, Lancashire Liverpool Richard ", Son, 7, Scholar, Lanc. Liverp. William ", Son, 3, Scholar, Lanc. Liverp. Christopher ", Son, 2, Lanc. Liverp. John ", Son, 25, Farmer, Lanc. Ann ", Daughter in Law, 25, Wife, Ireland., Head Of Household=Pierce Hackett, wife=Mary Edwards3 |
Last Edited | 23 Oct 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S188] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com/, GEDCOM of Carolyn Dowd.
- [S273] Unknown record type, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA, Lancashire, Liverpool, St. Albans, District 1t.
Thomas Edward Hackett1
M, #1234, b. 12 November 1829, d. 21 June 1900
Father* | Pierce Hackett1 b. 2 Sep 1795, d. 7 Aug 1858 | |
Mother* | Mary Edwards1 b. 9 May 1804, d. 31 Dec 1886 | |
Thomas Edward Hackett|b. 12 Nov 1829\nd. 21 Jun 1900|p42.htm#i1234|Pierce Hackett|b. 2 Sep 1795\nd. 7 Aug 1858|p41.htm#i1228|Mary Edwards|b. 9 May 1804\nd. 31 Dec 1886|p41.htm#i1229|John Hackett||p42.htm#i1251|Mary Christopher||p42.htm#i1252|John Edwards|b. 25 May 1771\nd. 1826|p42.htm#i1253|Elizabeth Wainwright|b. 19 Jun 1775\nd. 1853|p42.htm#i1254| |
Birth* | 12 November 1829 | Caergwrle, Flint, Wales1 |
Marriage* | circa 1855 | St. Clair, Franklin, Missouri, Principal=Margaret Ann Thomas1,2,3 |
Death* | 21 June 1900 | Sedalia, Pettis, MO3 |
Census* | 1880 | Kansas City, Jackson, MO, 1880 census Kansas City, Jackson, MO: Thomas Hackett aged 51, tailor, birthplace England, both parents England; Margaret aged 45, birthplace VA, both parents VA; Ellen aged 23, teacher, Jennie aged 21, Howell aged 19, bookkeeper, Laura aged 14, and Thomas aged 12. While it is understandable that Thomas might have declared England as his place of birth, Margaret's place of birth being Virginia vs. Missouri merits further research.3 |
Last Edited | 24 Oct 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S246] Daryl Johnson, 22 Oct 2003.
- [S188] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com/, GEDCOM of Carolyn Dowd.
Lydia Starr1
F, #1235, b. 1838, d. before 1860
Birth* | 1838 | 2 |
Marriage* | 1855 | Bates, Missouri, Principal=Timothy Hackett1,2 |
Death* | before 1860 | 2 |
Married Name | Hackett1 | |
Census* | 19 July 1870 | Freedom Township, Fort Scott, Bourbon, Kansas2 |
Last Edited | 22 Oct 2003 |
Timothy Hackett1
M, #1236, b. 1 February 1832, d. 28 July 1909
Father* | Pierce Hackett1 b. 2 Sep 1795, d. 7 Aug 1858 | |
Mother* | Mary Edwards1 b. 9 May 1804, d. 31 Dec 1886 | |
Timothy Hackett|b. 1 Feb 1832\nd. 28 Jul 1909|p42.htm#i1236|Pierce Hackett|b. 2 Sep 1795\nd. 7 Aug 1858|p41.htm#i1228|Mary Edwards|b. 9 May 1804\nd. 31 Dec 1886|p41.htm#i1229|John Hackett||p42.htm#i1251|Mary Christopher||p42.htm#i1252|John Edwards|b. 25 May 1771\nd. 1826|p42.htm#i1253|Elizabeth Wainwright|b. 19 Jun 1775\nd. 1853|p42.htm#i1254| |
Birth* | 1 February 1832 | Caergwrle, Flint, Wales1 |
Marriage* | 1855 | Bates, Missouri, Principal=Lydia Starr1,2 |
Marriage* | circa 1868 | Bourbon, Kansas, Principal=Louisa E. Hills2 |
Death* | 28 July 1909 | Fort Scott, Bourbon, KS1,3 |
Census* | 1880 | Freedom Township, Bourbon, KS, 1880 census Freedom Twp, Bourbon, KS: T. Hackett aged 48, wheelwright and lawyer, birthplace England, both parents England; wife Tillie V. aged 33, birthplace OH, father Ireland, mother VA; daughter Susan J. aged 9, birthplace KS, father England, mother IL. [Susan is the daughter of his previous wife Lydia.]3 |
Note | KS, Notes from William G. Cutler's History of the State of Kansas BOURBON COUNTY, Part 22 Biographical Sketches -- Freedom Township Timothy Hackett, notary public, real estate and collection agent, is a native of Lancashire, England, He was born in 1832, and after learning the wagon and blacksmith trade in Liverpool, he emigrated to America in 1850, and landed in New Orleans. He remained in Louisana until the spring of 1852, when he removed to Jackson County, MO, and afterward to Bates County, where he was married to Miss Lydia Starr in the winter of 1855-56. He then went to Calloway County, working at his trade until the fall of 1857, when he came to Kansas, and located on Section 32, in Freedom Township. His brother James had arrived in 1856, and they had farms adjoining. He was very poor, having lost all his household goods on account of a warehouse caving in in Kansas City, and after purchasing a choppin ax and a pair of boots his finances were exhausted. His ax broke in felling the first log and he had to borrow another one to build his first cabin. He lived on corn bread and pumpkin for six weeks; he split and sold rails for $2.50 a hundred and paid $8.50 a hundred for flour. In 1859 his house burned, and he moved to his brother's home, and in a short time this house also burned. He then took a horse (all the property he had in this world), and traded it for a kit of tools, and walked back forty miles and built a house for himself and one for his brother. This mishaps, together with the border warfare, made situations interesting, and early privation long to be remembered. In 1872, he moved to town, having lost his second wife. He was commissioned Notary Public, at which time he opened a law office and began the insurance and real estate business, which he still prosecutes. In 1875, he opened a wagon and blacksmith shop, which he still supervises. He has been married three times. HIs last wife was a widow whose maiden name was Johnston. She was raised in Delaware, Ohio. He has two living children, having lost six. He was County Assessor in 1867, and Township Trustee in 1879, and has been a member of the Masonic Order since 1863. He lived in Fort Scott in 1900 and 1904. It appears that his second wife Lydia Starr is the sister of Dorinda Starr, married to his brother James. The above article also mentions that he lost six children. 3 |
Last Edited | 8 Dec 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S246] Daryl Johnson, 22 Oct 2003.
- [S188] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com/, GEDCOM of Carolyn Dowd.
Margaret Ann Thomas1
F, #1237, b. 4 August 1830, d. 16 April 1901
Birth* | 4 August 1830 | St. Clair, Franklin, MO2 |
Marriage* | circa 1855 | St. Clair, Franklin, Missouri, Principal=Thomas Edward Hackett1,3,2 |
Death* | 16 April 1901 | Chicago, Cook, IL2 |
Married Name | Hackett1 |
Last Edited | 24 Oct 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S188] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com/, GEDCOM of Carolyn Dowd.
- [S246] Daryl Johnson, 22 Oct 2003.
Pierce Hackett1
M, #1238, b. 10 September 1834, d. 22 March 1923
Father* | Pierce Hackett1 b. 2 Sep 1795, d. 7 Aug 1858 | |
Mother* | Mary Edwards1 b. 9 May 1804, d. 31 Dec 1886 | |
Pierce Hackett|b. 10 Sep 1834\nd. 22 Mar 1923|p42.htm#i1238|Pierce Hackett|b. 2 Sep 1795\nd. 7 Aug 1858|p41.htm#i1228|Mary Edwards|b. 9 May 1804\nd. 31 Dec 1886|p41.htm#i1229|John Hackett||p42.htm#i1251|Mary Christopher||p42.htm#i1252|John Edwards|b. 25 May 1771\nd. 1826|p42.htm#i1253|Elizabeth Wainwright|b. 19 Jun 1775\nd. 1853|p42.htm#i1254| |
Birth* | 10 September 1834 | Plasteg, Flint, Wales1 |
Marriage* | 23 August 1855 | Bates, Missouri, Principal=Martha Jane Hart1,2 |
Death* | 22 March 1923 | Amoret, Bates, MO1,3 |
Burial* | State Line Cemetery, Bates, Missouri2 | |
Milit-Beg* | We have not been able to verify this with documentation, but the family oral history says that Pierce served under General Sterling Price and fought in the battle at Wilson's Creek, near Springfield, Missouri. We were also told he was mustered out in Louisiana. I am working on finding any documentation at this time and will update this as I do.4 | |
Milit-Beg | Sergeant Company K 5th Missouri Cavalry Confederate Army4,5 | |
Census* | 16 August 1870 | Charlotte Township, Butler, Bates, Missouri, p. 18A2 |
Note* | Born in England, came to Bates County, MO in 1853. Lived in Virginia, MO. Pierce was Justice of the Peace in Bates County, MO in 1889. From "The History of Mulberry 1843-1985" by Fern M. Glassmire HACKETT-SLADE FAMILIES Pierce Hackett was born in Liverpool, England, Sept 10, 1834. There were thirteen boys, no girls, in the Hackett family. The brothers came to America in 1853, landing in New Orleans, and coming to Bates County from there. Pierce first settled near Virginia, but later owned land near Mulberry. He married Martha Hart who came to Missouri in 1839 from Kentucky and settled with her parents in Homer Township. They were the first settlers in that part of Butler County. They had a daughter Margaret J. (called Maggie), who was born in Missouri in 1856 - died 1921. Pierce had one brother, Dick, who lived in Mulberry. Kinglsey Powell Slade (1836-1912) married Maggie Hackett and they had one daughter, Mattie, born in Mulberry, MO on May 24, 1889. The Slades had a Shoe and Harness Shop just east of the church, and their home was east of their shop. Mattie started to school at Mulberry in 1893 when she was 5 years old. Her tacher was Miss Lizzie Graves. When Mattie was about 10 years of age, the Slades moved to a farm about 3/4 of a mile south of Amsterdam [Bates County]. Fred Slade, Kingsley's brother, lived with them for several years. There was another brother named Luman. While they lived in this place, a cyclone came through doing considerable damage to their home as well as several others in the community. Mattie Slade married Clint Jones and they lived on the land her grandfather, Pierce Hackett, Jr., had bought many years before, 440 acres one mile east and 1 1/2 miles south of Mulberry. In a news item in 1922, it states that Mrs. Eva Hackett and daughter Bessie of Pittsburg, Kansas came for a visit at the Clint and Mattie Jones home. Mrs. Hackett was a niece-in-law of Uncle Pierce Hackett, who was making his home with his granddaughter Mattie and husband at that time. Pierce Hackett, Jr. assisted in building the first mill on the Marais des Cygnes River. During the Civil War he served in the Confederate Army under General Sterling Price and surrendered at Shreveport, LA, after which he returned to Bates County. He was a good carpenter and farmer. He owned 440 acres of fine land south of Mulberry. It has been said that he had slaves and the slaves' quarters were across the road from his home. There is a cemetery nearby where it has been reported slaves were buried. Mr. Hackett was active in community improvement. He was on petitions for roads at various times. He died in 1923 and is buried at Richland Cemetery in Kansas. Kingsley Slade and Maggie Slade are also buried at Richland Cemetery in Kansas. [Note: Discrepancy in burial site.] [Note: Mulberry, Virginia, Butler are in Bates County, MO] [Reference above to Butler County must be Butler, Bates County, MO] FROM CEMETERY RECORDS IN BUTLER, MO LIBRARY The Craft farm is located in section 14, in Homer Township and 3 miles west of Virginia. The following Hacketts are buried there: Crypt for infant Eddie F. Hackett, son of R. D. and S. A. Hackett Pierce Hackett b. 9-10-1834 Mrs. M. J. Hackett 10-28-1818 to 8-17-1906 A. T. Carl d. 4-6-1855 Article in "The Landmark," Statesville, North Carolina --March 3, 1892 FOR A THIRD PARTY - The Recall of the St. Louis Conference-The Platform Demands Free Coinage, Income Tax, Government Control of Railroads and Telegraphs, etc. --St. Louis Dispatch, February 25th The National Industrial Conference closed today, after adopting a platform calling for the organization of a third party to restore the government of the republic to the hands of the "plain people" with whom it originated, and setting forth the grievances that call for such action. Miss Willard was not successful in having her prohibition plank made a part of the platform, but a separate resolution was adopted recommending the question to the State Legislatures for favorable action. After the adjournment the delegates organized themselves into a mass meeting and named a committee to co-operate with the People's party in making nominations for President and Vice President of the United States. The committee appointed is as follows: General Van Wyek, of Nebraska; C. W. Macune, of Texas; M. I. Branch, of Georgia; J. M. Powers, of Nebraska; T. B. Maguire, of New York; L. L. Polk, of North Carolina; J. H. Willetts, of Kansas; President Humphreys, of the National Colored Alliance; PIERCE HACKETT, of Missouri; N. M. Barnett, of Illinois, (F.M.B.A.); L. P. Morrill, of Louisiana; John Zelts, of Ohio; Mrs. Mary E. Lase, of Kansas; Mrs. Dr. Dabbs, of Texas; Tenjamin Terrill, of Texas. (The party platform is contained in this article.) Oshkosh Daily Northwestern Oshkosh, Wisconsin March 27, 1894 "Missouri Populists" Four Hundred Delegates to the State Convention at Kansas City KANSAS CITY, MO.. March 27---The Populists state convention met today. Every congressional district except the Tenth is represented. Four hundred delegates were present. Pierce Hackett of Bates county was elected as temporary chairman. The usual committees were appointed and a recess taken til this afternoon. 3 |
Last Edited | 10 Mar 2008 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S246] Daryl Johnson, 22 Oct 2003.
- [S188] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com/, GEDCOM of Carolyn Dowd.
- [S186] Pierce Hackett Jr Civil War Record, online http://www.ancestry.com/
- [S403] Civil War Soldiers and Sailors, online http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.cfm
Samuel Hackett1
M, #1239, b. 7 April 1836, d. 13 September 1913
Father* | Pierce Hackett1 b. 2 Sep 1795, d. 7 Aug 1858 | |
Mother* | Mary Edwards1 b. 9 May 1804, d. 31 Dec 1886 | |
Samuel Hackett|b. 7 Apr 1836\nd. 13 Sep 1913|p42.htm#i1239|Pierce Hackett|b. 2 Sep 1795\nd. 7 Aug 1858|p41.htm#i1228|Mary Edwards|b. 9 May 1804\nd. 31 Dec 1886|p41.htm#i1229|John Hackett||p42.htm#i1251|Mary Christopher||p42.htm#i1252|John Edwards|b. 25 May 1771\nd. 1826|p42.htm#i1253|Elizabeth Wainwright|b. 19 Jun 1775\nd. 1853|p42.htm#i1254| |
Birth* | 7 April 1836 | Tiervrawn, Flint, Wales1 |
Marriage* | 20 September 1855 | Missouri, Principal=Eliza A. Edwards1,2 |
Death* | 13 September 1913 | 1 |
(son) Census1851 | 1851 | St. Albans District 1t, Liverpool, Lancashire, England, Pierce Hackett, 52 yo Cowkeeper, born Ireland Mary ", Wife, 45, Cheshire Samuel ", Son, 14, Cheshire George ", Son, 9, Scholar, Lancashire Liverpool Richard ", Son, 7, Scholar, Lanc. Liverp. William ", Son, 3, Scholar, Lanc. Liverp. Christopher ", Son, 2, Lanc. Liverp. John ", Son, 25, Farmer, Lanc. Ann ", Daughter in Law, 25, Wife, Ireland., Head Of Household=Pierce Hackett, wife=Mary Edwards3 |
Last Edited | 8 Dec 2003 |
Martha Jane Hart1
F, #1240, b. 28 October 1818, d. 17 August 1906
Birth* | 28 October 1818 | Wayne, KY2 |
Marriage* | 23 August 1855 | Bates, Missouri, Principal=Pierce Hackett1,2 |
Death* | 17 August 1906 | Butler, Bates, Missouri2 |
Married Name | Hackett1 |
Last Edited | 24 Oct 2003 |
George Hackett1
M, #1241, b. 24 May 1838, d. 29 November 1839
Father* | Pierce Hackett1 b. 2 Sep 1795, d. 7 Aug 1858 | |
Mother* | Mary Edwards1 b. 9 May 1804, d. 31 Dec 1886 | |
George Hackett|b. 24 May 1838\nd. 29 Nov 1839|p42.htm#i1241|Pierce Hackett|b. 2 Sep 1795\nd. 7 Aug 1858|p41.htm#i1228|Mary Edwards|b. 9 May 1804\nd. 31 Dec 1886|p41.htm#i1229|John Hackett||p42.htm#i1251|Mary Christopher||p42.htm#i1252|John Edwards|b. 25 May 1771\nd. 1826|p42.htm#i1253|Elizabeth Wainwright|b. 19 Jun 1775\nd. 1853|p42.htm#i1254| |
Birth* | 24 May 1838 | Tiervrawn, Flint, Wales1 |
Death* | 29 November 1839 | 1 |
(son) Census1851 | 1851 | St. Albans District 1t, Liverpool, Lancashire, England, Pierce Hackett, 52 yo Cowkeeper, born Ireland Mary ", Wife, 45, Cheshire Samuel ", Son, 14, Cheshire George ", Son, 9, Scholar, Lancashire Liverpool Richard ", Son, 7, Scholar, Lanc. Liverp. William ", Son, 3, Scholar, Lanc. Liverp. Christopher ", Son, 2, Lanc. Liverp. John ", Son, 25, Farmer, Lanc. Ann ", Daughter in Law, 25, Wife, Ireland., Head Of Household=Pierce Hackett, wife=Mary Edwards2 |
Last Edited | 8 Dec 2003 |
George Franklin Hackett1
M, #1242, b. 24 November 1840, d. 26 March 1922
Father* | Pierce Hackett1 b. 2 Sep 1795, d. 7 Aug 1858 | |
Mother* | Mary Edwards1 b. 9 May 1804, d. 31 Dec 1886 | |
George Franklin Hackett|b. 24 Nov 1840\nd. 26 Mar 1922|p42.htm#i1242|Pierce Hackett|b. 2 Sep 1795\nd. 7 Aug 1858|p41.htm#i1228|Mary Edwards|b. 9 May 1804\nd. 31 Dec 1886|p41.htm#i1229|John Hackett||p42.htm#i1251|Mary Christopher||p42.htm#i1252|John Edwards|b. 25 May 1771\nd. 1826|p42.htm#i1253|Elizabeth Wainwright|b. 19 Jun 1775\nd. 1853|p42.htm#i1254| |
Birth* | 24 November 1840 | Hope, Wrexham, Denbighshire, Wales1,2 |
Marriage* | 1863 | Principal=Sarah Ann Allen1,3 |
Death* | 26 March 1922 | Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT1,3 |
Note | 7 July 1870 | Alpine, Utah, Utah, Deseret Evening News, July 7, 1870 (Journal History, July 4, 1870) ALPINE CITY — The citizens of this place were aroused at day-break by the firing of cannon. At sunrise the stars and stripes were unfurled, accompanied by the firing of cannon, the shouts of the people and the inspiring music of the bands. At ten o’clock the people were again called together by the firing of three rounds of cannon, firing of musketry, and martial music; the people then proceeded to the City Hall and were called to order by Geo. Hackett, Marshall of the day. Singing “National Anthem”; speech by Hon. T. J. McCullough, orator of the day; prayer by A. Marsh, chaplain; song by W. J. Strong; speech by Samuel Brown, Esq.; song by the choir; speech by Lieut. H. Moyle; song by J. Booth; then toasts, sentiments, good wishes, &c., all expressive of layalty and love to American liberty. In the afternoon there was rifle practice, foot racing, gymnastic feats, etc. At six o’clock dancing commenced, and after some hours had been pleasantly passed, all went home fully satisfied with the day’s proceedings and blessing God for the liberty we enjoy and for which our fathers fought. W. J. Strong, G. Hackett, C. Adams, committee. B. T. Booth, reporter. |
Occupation* | 1874 | UT, a master millwright4 |
Note | 9 October 1876 | Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT, Deseret Evening News, Monday, October 9, 1876 THE SEMI-ANNUAL CONFERENCE . . . The following persons were called to go on missions, as stated— UNITED STATES. George Gardner, Levan; O. C. Roberts, Mona; W. R. May, Nephi; Samuel Cazier, Nephi; Jacob G. Bigler, jr., Nephi; Charles Rhoderback, Hoytsville; Micha Harris; Henneferville; Daniel S. Macfarlane, Ceder City; Joel Parrish, Centerville; John Ford, Centerville; Edwin Standing, Lehi; Henry Holmes, North Ogden; Alonzo Perry, Lynn; Sanford Bingham, Riverdale; Marlin Harris, Harrisville; Orson Eggleston, Ogden City; Chas. F. Middleton, Ogden City; John E. Bitton, West Weber; Elbridge Tufts, Salt Lake City; John W. Sharp, South Cottonwood; Dilworth Brinton, South Cottonwood; Wm. Thurgood, Bountiful; Wm. Brown, Bountiful; Wm. Atkinson, Bountiful; Joseph Argyle, Bountiful; Duncan Gardner, West Jordan; George Hackett, Alpine; Richard Camp, Wellsburgh; Jeremiah Roby, Midway; S. J. Wing, Heber City; James W. Preston, American Fork; Wm. W. Jackson, American Fork; Chester Loveland, Brigham City; Warren B. Smith, American Fork; Charles D. Haun, West Jordan; Niels Aagaard, Levan. |
Note | 14 November 1876 | Deseret Evening News, Tuesday, November 14, 1876 Going East — Tomorrow morning a company of missionaries, under the direction Elder David M. Stuart, for the St. Louis district, leave for their field of labor. The names of the party are Elders David M. Stuart, C. F. Middleton, Jos. R. Porter, Joel R. Porter, N. V. Jones, M. S. Cummings, Joel Ricks, John Ford, W. B. Smith, W. W. Jackson, F. B. Clarke, John Fitzgerald, Samuel R. Bennion, George Hackett, John Cook, Dominicus Snow, Philip Hurst, Alonzo R. Winters, Joseph Shipley, William Thurgood, Chester Loveland, Samuel J. Wing, Amos Maycock. |
Note | 4 November 1904 | Riverton, Salt Lake, Utah, Journal History, November 4, 1904 Elder George Hackett, of Riverton, Utah, returned today from the Central States. He was set apart January 4, 1904, and labored in Kansas City Conference. |
Note* | George Franklin Hackett By Aletta Hackett Rosenlund "My father, George Franklin Hackett, was born in Alpine, Utah County, Utah, 16 August 1868, to George Hackett and Sarah Ann Allen. Father was the first Mormon missionary from Alpine. He was called to the Central States. He [George Franklin Hackett] moved with his father's family to St. Johns, Arizona, having been called there to help settle that area. His father established a grist mill there. They endured many hardships in Arizona and finally returned to Utah by team and wagon. On the way they camped at a camp house and their eldest daughe, Letta, 16 years old, contracted diphtheria and died. My grandmother washed and laid her out for burial, and my grandfather, being a carpenter by trade, made a woodencasket, and they buried her by the wayside, in the lonely desert. They then traveled on to Glenwood, Utah, where they lived a short time. While in Glenwood, Grandpa built the old grist mill south and east of town. (I remember that old mill. I think it burned down. Anyway it has been gone a long time.) He ran the mill for some time and later moved to Richfield. They lost two children in Glenwood--David, a baby, and Ella Mae, 12 years old, who fell while skating on the ice on Cove River and fractured her skull." 5 | |
Note | Life Sketch of George Hackett by May H. Marsh An earth life of varied experiences, of hardships, joys and sorrows, closed on the 26th of March, 1922, when the summons home came to George Hackett. He was born near Liverpool, England, November 24, 1840, into a most unusual family, he being the eighth of thirteen sons of Pierce and Mary Edwards Hackett. Thinking to better their financial conditions and desiring to live in a land of the free, four of the older sons came to America in 1850, and through their invitation and glowing reports of the country, they were followed by the remainder of the family a year later. They settled first in Independence, Missouri, then later in Bates County, Missouri. They had been there only seven years when the father died, but the mother proved to be one of those wonderful mothers whose back was fitted to the burden and whose blessed privilege it was to see ten stalwart sons grow to manhood, each learning and mastering one or more trades, and who lived for more than fifty years before the family circle was again broken by death. When the Civil War broke out in 1861 eight of those brothers volunteered their services, the other two being too young to enlist. According to their locations in the various parts of the country, four of them were in the Union Army, and four of them were in with the Confederate forces. Brother George was one of the first volunteers for the South. After the battle of Lexington, Missouri, he was appointed to care for a wounded soldier and take him to his home. While on this furlough, he was captured by northern soldiers who were guarding the river, when he attempted to cross en route to his brother’s home. He was kept prisoner for about a week, and after a trial he was allowed to return while two companions were ordered to be shot. After the close of the war, he with four companions started for California with mule teams in search of gold. When they reached Spanish Fork, Utah, they stopped for rest and pasture for their animals but intent on completing their journey to the coast that fall. One Sunday morning, Brother Hackett was accosted by an aged couple on their way to church. After being informed of his intentions, the lady said to him in all soberness, “Young man, the next time you leave Utah, it will be to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ.” Later the company decided to remain in Utah for the winter and although his work led him at various times near the border, he never left Utah until 13 years later, having been converted to Mormonism, he accepted a call to the Central States Mission, being the first missionary from the Alpine Ward, later filling two other missions. His mother received his message and accompanied him to Utah on his return in 1877. He also converted his youngest brother, Christopher, who followed him in 1878. While working in a mill in American Fork Canyon for Daniel R. Allen, he met and married his employer’s daughter, Sarah. They married in 1863, making their first home in Alpine. They were the parents of 13 children, 11 of whom have passed beyond. In 1884 he was called to take his family and establish a flour mill at St. John’s, Arizona. From there he engaged in the milling business in Richfield, Utah. Later he moved to Provo, Riverton, and then to Salt Lake. He worked for several years at the carpenter trade. The last few years of his life were devoted almost entirely to Temple work. His last illness was only one week’s duration, and after an active and interesting life of almost eighty two years he goes home to his Creator who is merciful to His children in their weaknesses, but who will reward them richly for every good deed. Two children, his wife, and four brothers, also several grandchildren survive him. |
Last Edited | 16 Dec 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S260] George Hackett entry, Birth Registration (24 Sep 1840).
- [S246] Daryl Johnson, 22 Oct 2003.
- [S188] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com/, GEDCOM of Carolyn Dowd e-mail address.
- [S188] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com/, GEDCOM of Carolyn Dowd e-mail address citing: "Archibald Waller Overton Buchanan and Family" written and compiled by Golden R. Buchanan published by J. Grant Stevenson 230 West 1230 North Provo, UT 84601.
Sarah Ann Allen1
F, #1243, b. 2 February 1850, d. 15 January 1930
Birth* | 2 February 1850 | Kanesville, Pottawattamie, Iowa2 |
Marriage* | 1863 | Principal=George Franklin Hackett1,2 |
Death* | 15 January 1930 | Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT2 |
Married Name | Hackett1 |
Last Edited | 22 Oct 2003 |
Eliza A. Edwards1
F, #1244, b. 25 June 1839, d. 15 September 1914
Birth* | 25 June 1839 | Missouri2 |
Marriage* | 20 September 1855 | Missouri, Principal=Samuel Hackett1,2 |
Death* | 15 September 1914 | Bates, Missouri2 |
Married Name | Hackett1 |
Last Edited | 22 Oct 2003 |
Richard Delano Hackett1
M, #1245, b. 5 January 1843, d. 30 April 1924
Father* | Pierce Hackett1 b. 2 Sep 1795, d. 7 Aug 1858 | |
Mother* | Mary Edwards1 b. 9 May 1804, d. 31 Dec 1886 | |
Richard Delano Hackett|b. 5 Jan 1843\nd. 30 Apr 1924|p42.htm#i1245|Pierce Hackett|b. 2 Sep 1795\nd. 7 Aug 1858|p41.htm#i1228|Mary Edwards|b. 9 May 1804\nd. 31 Dec 1886|p41.htm#i1229|John Hackett||p42.htm#i1251|Mary Christopher||p42.htm#i1252|John Edwards|b. 25 May 1771\nd. 1826|p42.htm#i1253|Elizabeth Wainwright|b. 19 Jun 1775\nd. 1853|p42.htm#i1254| |
Birth* | 5 January 1843 | Liverpool, Lancashire, England1 |
Marriage* | 5 March 1871 | Bates, MO, Principal=Sarah Ann Cary1,2 |
Death* | 30 April 1924 | 1 |
(son) Census1851 | 1851 | St. Albans District 1t, Liverpool, Lancashire, England, Pierce Hackett, 52 yo Cowkeeper, born Ireland Mary ", Wife, 45, Cheshire Samuel ", Son, 14, Cheshire George ", Son, 9, Scholar, Lancashire Liverpool Richard ", Son, 7, Scholar, Lanc. Liverp. William ", Son, 3, Scholar, Lanc. Liverp. Christopher ", Son, 2, Lanc. Liverp. John ", Son, 25, Farmer, Lanc. Ann ", Daughter in Law, 25, Wife, Ireland., Head Of Household=Pierce Hackett, wife=Mary Edwards3 |
Last Edited | 8 Dec 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S188] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com/, GEDCOM of Carolyn Dowd.
- [S273] Unknown record type, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA, Lancashire, Liverpool, St. Albans, District 1t.
Sarah Ann Cary1
F, #1246, b. 30 May 1852, d. 14 September 1888
Birth* | 30 May 1852 | Virginia, Bates, MO2 |
Marriage* | 5 March 1871 | Bates, MO, Principal=Richard Delano Hackett1,2 |
Death* | 14 September 1888 | Fulton, Bourbon, KS2 |
Married Name | Hackett1 |
Last Edited | 24 Oct 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S188] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com/, GEDCOM of Carolyn Dowd.
William Henry Hackett1
M, #1247, b. 29 November 1844, d. 21 May 1846
Father* | Pierce Hackett1 b. 2 Sep 1795, d. 7 Aug 1858 | |
Mother* | Mary Edwards1 b. 9 May 1804, d. 31 Dec 1886 | |
William Henry Hackett|b. 29 Nov 1844\nd. 21 May 1846|p42.htm#i1247|Pierce Hackett|b. 2 Sep 1795\nd. 7 Aug 1858|p41.htm#i1228|Mary Edwards|b. 9 May 1804\nd. 31 Dec 1886|p41.htm#i1229|John Hackett||p42.htm#i1251|Mary Christopher||p42.htm#i1252|John Edwards|b. 25 May 1771\nd. 1826|p42.htm#i1253|Elizabeth Wainwright|b. 19 Jun 1775\nd. 1853|p42.htm#i1254| |
Birth* | 29 November 1844 | Liverpool, Lancashire, England1 |
Death* | 21 May 1846 | 1 |
(son) Census1851 | 1851 | St. Albans District 1t, Liverpool, Lancashire, England, Pierce Hackett, 52 yo Cowkeeper, born Ireland Mary ", Wife, 45, Cheshire Samuel ", Son, 14, Cheshire George ", Son, 9, Scholar, Lancashire Liverpool Richard ", Son, 7, Scholar, Lanc. Liverp. William ", Son, 3, Scholar, Lanc. Liverp. Christopher ", Son, 2, Lanc. Liverp. John ", Son, 25, Farmer, Lanc. Ann ", Daughter in Law, 25, Wife, Ireland., Head Of Household=Pierce Hackett, wife=Mary Edwards2 |
Last Edited | 14 Oct 2003 |
Joseph Hackett1
M, #1248, b. 3 October 1846, d. 24 September 1847
Father* | Pierce Hackett1 b. 2 Sep 1795, d. 7 Aug 1858 | |
Mother* | Mary Edwards1 b. 9 May 1804, d. 31 Dec 1886 | |
Joseph Hackett|b. 3 Oct 1846\nd. 24 Sep 1847|p42.htm#i1248|Pierce Hackett|b. 2 Sep 1795\nd. 7 Aug 1858|p41.htm#i1228|Mary Edwards|b. 9 May 1804\nd. 31 Dec 1886|p41.htm#i1229|John Hackett||p42.htm#i1251|Mary Christopher||p42.htm#i1252|John Edwards|b. 25 May 1771\nd. 1826|p42.htm#i1253|Elizabeth Wainwright|b. 19 Jun 1775\nd. 1853|p42.htm#i1254| |
Birth* | 3 October 1846 | Liverpool, Lancashire, England1 |
Death* | 24 September 1847 | 1 |
Last Edited | 14 Oct 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
William Hackett1
M, #1249, b. 2 February 1848, d. 23 December 1929
Father* | Pierce Hackett1 b. 2 Sep 1795, d. 7 Aug 1858 | |
Mother* | Mary Edwards1 b. 9 May 1804, d. 31 Dec 1886 | |
William Hackett|b. 2 Feb 1848\nd. 23 Dec 1929|p42.htm#i1249|Pierce Hackett|b. 2 Sep 1795\nd. 7 Aug 1858|p41.htm#i1228|Mary Edwards|b. 9 May 1804\nd. 31 Dec 1886|p41.htm#i1229|John Hackett||p42.htm#i1251|Mary Christopher||p42.htm#i1252|John Edwards|b. 25 May 1771\nd. 1826|p42.htm#i1253|Elizabeth Wainwright|b. 19 Jun 1775\nd. 1853|p42.htm#i1254| |
Birth* | 2 February 1848 | Liverpool, Lancashire, England1 |
Marriage* | Principal=Ida A. Randall1 | |
Death* | 23 December 1929 | 1 |
Last Edited | 8 Dec 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
Ida A. Randall1
F, #1250, b. 1860, d. 10 August 1882
Marriage* | Principal=William Hackett1 | |
Birth* | 1860 | WI2 |
Death* | 10 August 1882 | Jacksonville, FL3 |
Married Name | Hackett1 |
Last Edited | 24 Oct 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S246] Daryl Johnson, 22 Oct 2003.
- [S188] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com/, GEDCOM of Carolyn Dowd.
John Hackett1
M, #1251
Charts | Earl Banks Pedigree |
Marriage* | Principal=Mary Christopher1 |
Family | Mary Christopher | |
Children |
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Last Edited | 8 Dec 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S261] Unknown volume, Pierce Hackett Baptismal Record, 2 Sep 1795, Gordon Banks Files.
- [S188] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com/, GEDCOM of Carolyn Dowd e-mail address.
Mary Christopher1
F, #1252
Charts | Earl Banks Pedigree |
Marriage* | Principal=John Hackett1 | |
Married Name | Hackett1 |
Family | John Hackett | |
Children |
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Last Edited | 8 Dec 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S261] Unknown volume, Pierce Hackett Baptismal Record, 2 Sep 1795, Gordon Banks Files.
- [S188] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com/, GEDCOM of Carolyn Dowd e-mail address.
John Edwards1
M, #1253, b. 25 May 1771, d. 1826
Charts | Earl Banks Pedigree |
Christening* | 25 May 1771 | Wybunbury, Cheshire, England, While this record is listed for our John Edwards in Ancestral file, I see no evidence that this is our man. Wybunbury was 20 miles away, and these were Anglicans, not Presbyterians. Father is listed as William Edwards of Hath.2,3 |
Marriage* | 14 October 1791 | Gresford, Denbighshire, Wales, Witnessed by Thomas Evans and Samuel Wainwright. John signed, Elizabeth made her mark. Marriage was by license. Both marked "out of parish," probably because they were Presbyterians and worshipped in Allostock. Samuel Wainwright was probably father or brother to Elizabeth. Further research is needed. -GEB, Principal=Elizabeth Wainwright4 |
Death* | 1826 | 2 |
Note* | Allostock, Cheshire, England, The records of the baptism of the children of John and Elizabeth Edwards are found in the baptismal register of the Allostock, Cheshire Presbyterian Church. The register indicated that John and Elizabeth were of the Rosit Parish (Wales, across the border). I was not able to find a record for Ellen in that record. -GEB, Principal=Elizabeth Wainwright5 | |
Note* | There were many John Edwards in the Gresford area. Some in the parish register were: 11 oct 1741: John s. Peter of Guersylet 25 apr 1773: John s. John of Burton 30 Jun 1775: John s. William of Hoseley 25 oct 1761: John s. Jacob of Gresford 17 Jul 1748: John s. John of Llay 28 may 1755: John s. Timothy of Rossett 3 sep 1756: John s. John of Alington 26 Nov 1758: John s. William of Burton 12 Jul 1761: John s. John of Gresford 10 Jul 1768: John s. Jacob of Gresford 20 Nov 1772: John s. John of Llay 8 Nov 1772: John s. John of Gresford 26 feb 1749: Timothy Edwards m. Mary Williams 15 Jan 1754: John Edwards m. Martha Locker. More research is needed. -GEB6 |
Family | Elizabeth Wainwright b. 19 Jun 1775, d. 1853 | |
Children |
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Last Edited | 2 Nov 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S106] Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "Ancestral File", Ancestral File.
- [S102] Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Film # 0924618 Parish Register, Wynbunbry Church of England Parish.
- [S258] Clwyd Family History Society, "Gresford", p. 21.
- [S257] Microfilm Baptismal Register, Allostock Presbyterian Chuch, 1794-1809 "unknown cd."
- [S258] Clwyd Family History Society, "Gresford."
Elizabeth Wainwright1
F, #1254, b. 19 June 1775, d. 1853
Charts | Earl Banks Pedigree |
Christening* | 19 June 1775 | Wrexham, Denbighshire, Wales, I was unable to find this baptism in the parish register of Wrexham 1754-76. In 1783 there was an Elizabeth Wainwright, but that is too late to be ours. More research is needed. I doubt this entry is valid. -GEB2 |
Marriage* | 14 October 1791 | Gresford, Denbighshire, Wales, Witnessed by Thomas Evans and Samuel Wainwright. John signed, Elizabeth made her mark. Marriage was by license. Both marked "out of parish," probably because they were Presbyterians and worshipped in Allostock. Samuel Wainwright was probably father or brother to Elizabeth. Further research is needed. -GEB, Principal=John Edwards3 |
Death* | 1853 | 2 |
Married Name | Edwards1 | |
Note* | Allostock, Cheshire, England, The records of the baptism of the children of John and Elizabeth Edwards are found in the baptismal register of the Allostock, Cheshire Presbyterian Church. The register indicated that John and Elizabeth were of the Rosit Parish (Wales, across the border). I was not able to find a record for Ellen in that record. -GEB, Principal=John Edwards4 | |
Note* | There were many Wainrwrights in the Gresford/Pulford area who left records in the Greshford Parish registers. Focussing on Samuels and Elizabeths, we find: 11 apr 1748: Timothy s. Samuel of Allington 30 oct 1746: Samuel s. Samuel of Allington 11 jun 1753: James s. Samuel of Allington 4 may 1767: James s. Samuel of Pulford 26 dec 1745: Samuel Wainwright m. Elizabeth Mousdale 24 Feb 1774: Elizabeth Wainwright of Pulford (no parents given). She would be the right age. 4 Jun 1722: Samuel s. William of Burton 22 feb 1774: Here lyeth the body of Elizabeth wife of Samuel Wainwright of Pulford who departed this life 22 feb 1774 aged 68. Grave 461. Too old to be the parents of our Elizabeth, but perhaps grandparents? 30 apr 1767: Here lieth the Body of James Wainwright, so of Samuel Wainwright of Puford who Departed this life 30th day of April 1767, aged 12. -GEB 5 |
Family | John Edwards b. 25 May 1771, d. 1826 | |
Children |
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Last Edited | 2 Nov 2003 |
Citations
- [S130] Edna Hackett Banks, "Pierce Hackett Family Group Sheet."
- [S106] Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "Ancestral File", Ancestral File.
- [S258] Clwyd Family History Society, "Gresford", p. 21.
- [S257] Microfilm Baptismal Register, Allostock Presbyterian Chuch, 1794-1809 "unknown cd."
- [S258] Clwyd Family History Society, "Gresford."
Richard Thornton Booth1
M, #1255, b. 13 August 1821, d. 27 May 1888
Father* | James Booth1,2 b. 7 Dec 1789, d. 10 Nov 1851 | |
Mother* | Jane Pilkington1,2 b. 13 Mar 1796, d. Aug 1865 | |
Richard Thornton Booth|b. 13 Aug 1821\nd. 27 May 1888|p42.htm#i1255|James Booth|b. 7 Dec 1789\nd. 10 Nov 1851|p43.htm#i1276|Jane Pilkington|b. 13 Mar 1796\nd. Aug 1865|p43.htm#i1277|Richard Booth|b. 9 May 1759\nd. a 1792|p43.htm#i1284|Martha Greenhalgh|b. 26 Feb 1762\nd. a 1792|p43.htm#i1285|James Greenhalgh||p43.htm#i1287|Eleanor Pilkington|b. 9 Feb 1777|p43.htm#i1286| |
Charts | Earl Banks Pedigree |
Birth* | 13 August 1821 | Harwood Lea, Little Bolton, Lancashire, England1 |
Christening | 31 August 1821 | Bridge Street Wesleyan, Little Bolton, Lancashire, England, Richard son of James and Jane Booth. Abode: Harwood. Trade: Weaver. Ceremony performed by J. Hasswell?3 |
Marriage* | 13 August 1846 | Leigh, Lancashire, England, Principal=Elsie Edge1 |
Death* | 27 May 1888 | Alpine, Utah, Utah1 |
Occupation* | a farmer1 | |
Census1851* | 1851 | Bedford, Lancashire, England, Richard Booth, Head, Mar, 29, Clerk, Coal Depot, b. Lancashire, Harwood Lee Elsie Booth, Wife, Mar, 24, b. Do Leigh John Booth, Son, 4, b. Do Leigh John Booth, Son, 1, b. Do Leigh, wife=Elsie Edge, son=John Edge Booth, son=James Davis Booth4 |
Immigration* | 12 September 1857 | Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, to Utah in the Jesse B. Martin Company, leaving Iowa City 1-3 Jun 1857., Principal=Elsie Edge, Witness=John Edge Booth, Witness=James Davis Booth, Witness=Martha Hannah Booth, Witness=Sarah Jane Booth5,6 |
Census1860* | 2 October 1860 | Alpine, Utah, Utah, Rchd T. Booth, 35, M, Farmer, $100, $125, England Elsie, 33, F, England John, 13, M, England Jas, 11, M, England Martha A., 9, F, England, at school Sarah J., 7, F, England, at school Robt., 3, M, Utah Margaret, 1, F, Utah, household member=Elsie Edge, household member=John Edge Booth, household member=James Davis Booth, household member=Martha Hannah Booth, household member=Sarah Jane Booth, household member=Robert Ebenezer Booth, household member=Margaret Elsie Booth7 |
Census1870* | 1 September 1870 | Alpine, Utah, UT, Richard Booth, 48, WM, Farmer, $400, $600, b. England, literate. Elsie, 46, WF, Keeping Home, b. England, literate. James, 20, WM, Laborer, b. England, attended school. Martha, 17, WF, b. England, attended school. Sarah, 15, WF, b. Engalnd, attended school. Robert, 12, WM, b. Utah, attended school. Margaret, 11 WF, b. Utah, attended school. Richard, 8, WM, b. Utah. Alfred, 6, WM, b. Utah. Joseph, 4, WM, b. Utah. Mary, 2, WF, b. Utah., household member=Elsie Edge, household member=James Davis Booth, household member=Martha Hannah Booth, household member=Sarah Jane Booth, household member=Robert Ebenezer Booth, household member=Margaret Elsie Booth, household member=Richard Thornton Booth, household member=Alfred Lewis Booth, household member=Joseph Wilford Booth, household member=Merry May Booth8 |
Census1880 | 14 June 1880 | Alpine, Utah, UT, Richard T. Booth, 58, WM, Doctor, literate, b. England, parents b. England. Elsie, 54, WF, wife, keeping house, literate, b. England, parents b. England. Robert E., 22, WM, son, farming, literate, b. UT. Maggie E., 20, WF, dau., at home, literate, b. UT Richard T., 18, WM, son, at school, literate, b. UT Alfred L., 16, WM, son, farming, literate, b. UT Joseph W., 14, WM, son, at home, literate, b. UT Mary M., 11, WF, dau., at home, literate, b. UT, wife=Elsie Edge, son=Robert Ebenezer Booth, daughter=Margaret Elsie Booth, son=Richard Thornton Booth, son=Alfred Lewis Booth, son=Joseph Wilford Booth, daughter=Merry May Booth9 |
HTML* | Richard Thornton Booth |
Family | Elsie Edge b. 21 Dec 1825, d. 10 Jul 1893 | |
Children |
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Last Edited | 30 Jul 2006 |
Citations
- [S131] Edna Hackett Banks, "Richard Thornton Booth Family Group Sheet."
- [S102] Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Film No. 0560877 Bridge St. Chapel Records from Public Records Office, London.
- [S259] Microfilm Parish Register, Bolton, Lancashire, unknown period "Film No. 0560877 Bridge St. Chapel Records from Public Records Office, London."
- [S273] Unknown record type, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA, Lancashire, Bedford, District 3h, p. 24.
- [S141] Frank Esshom, Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p. 762.
- [S262] Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, online "http://www.lds.org/churchhistory/library/pioneercompany/0,15797,4017-1-213,00.html."
- [S243] 1860 US Federal Census (online images) Alpine, Utah, Utah, p. 475.
- [S147] 1870 US Federal Census (online images) Utah, Utah, Alpine City, p. 2.
- [S244] 1880 US Federal Census (online images) Utah, Utah, Alpine, ED 86, p. 21.
Elsie Edge1
F, #1256, b. 21 December 1825, d. 10 July 1893
Father* | John Edge1 b. 3 Aug 1799, d. 2 Mar 1839 | |
Mother* | Sarah Davis1 b. 18 Aug 1805, d. 24 Apr 1873 | |
Elsie Edge|b. 21 Dec 1825\nd. 10 Jul 1893|p42.htm#i1256|John Edge|b. 3 Aug 1799\nd. 2 Mar 1839|p43.htm#i1274|Sarah Davis|b. 18 Aug 1805\nd. 24 Apr 1873|p43.htm#i1275|Samuel Edge|b. 23 Mar 1777\nd. 31 Mar 1840|p63.htm#i1862|Betty Birch|b. 29 Dec 1770|p63.htm#i1863|Lewis Davies|b. 1761\nd. 26 Jul 1848|p43.htm#i1290|Alice Gleave|b. 17 Apr 1768\nd. a 1805|p44.htm#i1291| |
Charts | Earl Banks Pedigree |
Birth* | 21 December 1825 | Leigh, Lancashire, England1 |
Marriage* | 13 August 1846 | Leigh, Lancashire, England, Principal=Richard Thornton Booth1 |
Death* | 10 July 1893 | Alpine, Utah, Utah1 |
Married Name | 13 August 1846 | Booth1 |
Census1851 | 1851 | Bedford, Lancashire, England, Richard Booth, Head, Mar, 29, Clerk, Coal Depot, b. Lancashire, Harwood Lee Elsie Booth, Wife, Mar, 24, b. Do Leigh John Booth, Son, 4, b. Do Leigh John Booth, Son, 1, b. Do Leigh, Head Of Household=Richard Thornton Booth, son=John Edge Booth, son=James Davis Booth2 |
Immigration* | 12 September 1857 | Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, to Utah in the Jesse B. Martin Company, leaving Iowa City 1-3 Jun 1857., Principal=Richard Thornton Booth, Witness=John Edge Booth, Witness=James Davis Booth, Witness=Martha Hannah Booth, Witness=Sarah Jane Booth3,4 |
Census1860* | 2 October 1860 | Alpine, Utah, Utah, Rchd T. Booth, 35, M, Farmer, $100, $125, England Elsie, 33, F, England John, 13, M, England Jas, 11, M, England Martha A., 9, F, England, at school Sarah J., 7, F, England, at school Robt., 3, M, Utah Margaret, 1, F, Utah, Head of Family=Richard Thornton Booth, household member=John Edge Booth, household member=James Davis Booth, household member=Martha Hannah Booth, household member=Sarah Jane Booth, household member=Robert Ebenezer Booth, household member=Margaret Elsie Booth5 |
Census1870* | 1 September 1870 | Alpine, Utah, UT, Richard Booth, 48, WM, Farmer, $400, $600, b. England, literate. Elsie, 46, WF, Keeping Home, b. England, literate. James, 20, WM, Laborer, b. England, attended school. Martha, 17, WF, b. England, attended school. Sarah, 15, WF, b. Engalnd, attended school. Robert, 12, WM, b. Utah, attended school. Margaret, 11 WF, b. Utah, attended school. Richard, 8, WM, b. Utah. Alfred, 6, WM, b. Utah. Joseph, 4, WM, b. Utah. Mary, 2, WF, b. Utah., Head of Family=Richard Thornton Booth, household member=James Davis Booth, household member=Martha Hannah Booth, household member=Sarah Jane Booth, household member=Robert Ebenezer Booth, household member=Margaret Elsie Booth, household member=Richard Thornton Booth, household member=Alfred Lewis Booth, household member=Joseph Wilford Booth, household member=Merry May Booth6 |
Census1880 | 14 June 1880 | Alpine, Utah, UT, Richard T. Booth, 58, WM, Doctor, literate, b. England, parents b. England. Elsie, 54, WF, wife, keeping house, literate, b. England, parents b. England. Robert E., 22, WM, son, farming, literate, b. UT. Maggie E., 20, WF, dau., at home, literate, b. UT Richard T., 18, WM, son, at school, literate, b. UT Alfred L., 16, WM, son, farming, literate, b. UT Joseph W., 14, WM, son, at home, literate, b. UT Mary M., 11, WF, dau., at home, literate, b. UT, Head of Family=Richard Thornton Booth, son=Robert Ebenezer Booth, daughter=Margaret Elsie Booth, son=Richard Thornton Booth, son=Alfred Lewis Booth, son=Joseph Wilford Booth, daughter=Merry May Booth7 |
Family | Richard Thornton Booth b. 13 Aug 1821, d. 27 May 1888 | |
Children |
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Last Edited | 30 Jul 2006 |
Citations
- [S131] Edna Hackett Banks, "Richard Thornton Booth Family Group Sheet."
- [S273] Unknown record type, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA, Lancashire, Bedford, District 3h, p. 24.
- [S141] Frank Esshom, Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p. 762.
- [S262] Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, online "http://www.lds.org/churchhistory/library/pioneercompany/0,15797,4017-1-213,00.html."
- [S243] 1860 US Federal Census (online images) Alpine, Utah, Utah, p. 475.
- [S147] 1870 US Federal Census (online images) Utah, Utah, Alpine City, p. 2.
- [S244] 1880 US Federal Census (online images) Utah, Utah, Alpine, ED 86, p. 21.
John Edge Booth1
M, #1257, b. 29 June 1847, d. 28 March 1920
Father* | Richard Thornton Booth1 b. 13 Aug 1821, d. 27 May 1888 | |
Mother* | Elsie Edge1 b. 21 Dec 1825, d. 10 Jul 1893 | |
John Edge Booth|b. 29 Jun 1847\nd. 28 Mar 1920|p42.htm#i1257|Richard Thornton Booth|b. 13 Aug 1821\nd. 27 May 1888|p42.htm#i1255|Elsie Edge|b. 21 Dec 1825\nd. 10 Jul 1893|p42.htm#i1256|James Booth|b. 7 Dec 1789\nd. 10 Nov 1851|p43.htm#i1276|Jane Pilkington|b. 13 Mar 1796\nd. Aug 1865|p43.htm#i1277|John Edge|b. 3 Aug 1799\nd. 2 Mar 1839|p43.htm#i1274|Sarah Davis|b. 18 Aug 1805\nd. 24 Apr 1873|p43.htm#i1275| |
Birth* | 29 June 1847 | Leigh, Lancashire, England1 |
Marriage* | 1 October 1873 | Principal=Maria Josephine Harvey1 |
Marriage* | 10 April 1876 | Principal=Hannah Billings1 |
Marriage* | 22 June 1887 | Principal=Delia Ina Winters1 |
Death* | 28 March 1920 | 1 |
Burial | 31 March 1920 | City Cemetery, Provo, Utah, UT2 |
(son) Census1851 | 1851 | Bedford, Lancashire, England, Richard Booth, Head, Mar, 29, Clerk, Coal Depot, b. Lancashire, Harwood Lee Elsie Booth, Wife, Mar, 24, b. Do Leigh John Booth, Son, 4, b. Do Leigh John Booth, Son, 1, b. Do Leigh, Head Of Household=Richard Thornton Booth, wife=Elsie Edge3 |
(Witness) Immigration | 12 September 1857 | Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, to Utah in the Jesse B. Martin Company, leaving Iowa City 1-3 Jun 1857., Principal=Richard Thornton Booth, Principal=Elsie Edge4,5 |
(household member) Census1860 | 2 October 1860 | Alpine, Utah, Utah, Rchd T. Booth, 35, M, Farmer, $100, $125, England Elsie, 33, F, England John, 13, M, England Jas, 11, M, England Martha A., 9, F, England, at school Sarah J., 7, F, England, at school Robt., 3, M, Utah Margaret, 1, F, Utah, Head of Family=Richard Thornton Booth, household member=Elsie Edge6 |
Last Edited | 26 Oct 2003 |
Citations
- [S131] Edna Hackett Banks, "Richard Thornton Booth Family Group Sheet."
- [S247] Dee Reynolds, 26 Oct 2003.
- [S273] Unknown record type, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA, Lancashire, Bedford, District 3h, p. 24.
- [S141] Frank Esshom, Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p. 762.
- [S262] Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, online "http://www.lds.org/churchhistory/library/pioneercompany/0,15797,4017-1-213,00.html."
- [S243] 1860 US Federal Census (online images) Alpine, Utah, Utah, p. 475.
Maria Josephine Harvey1
F, #1258, b. 31 January 1850, d. 1 October 1884
Birth* | 31 January 1850 | Keg Creek, Pottawatomie, Iowa2 |
Marriage* | 1 October 1873 | Principal=John Edge Booth1 |
Death* | 1 October 1884 | Provo, Utah, UT2 |
Burial* | 7 October 1884 | Provo, Utah, UT2 |
Married Name | 1 October 1873 | Booth1 |
Last Edited | 26 Oct 2003 |
James Davis Booth1
M, #1259, b. 27 March 1850, d. 8 April 1877
Father* | Richard Thornton Booth1 b. 13 Aug 1821, d. 27 May 1888 | |
Mother* | Elsie Edge1 b. 21 Dec 1825, d. 10 Jul 1893 | |
James Davis Booth|b. 27 Mar 1850\nd. 8 Apr 1877|p42.htm#i1259|Richard Thornton Booth|b. 13 Aug 1821\nd. 27 May 1888|p42.htm#i1255|Elsie Edge|b. 21 Dec 1825\nd. 10 Jul 1893|p42.htm#i1256|James Booth|b. 7 Dec 1789\nd. 10 Nov 1851|p43.htm#i1276|Jane Pilkington|b. 13 Mar 1796\nd. Aug 1865|p43.htm#i1277|John Edge|b. 3 Aug 1799\nd. 2 Mar 1839|p43.htm#i1274|Sarah Davis|b. 18 Aug 1805\nd. 24 Apr 1873|p43.htm#i1275| |
Birth* | 27 March 1850 | Leigh, Lancashire, England1 |
Death* | 8 April 1877 | 1 |
(son) Census1851 | 1851 | Bedford, Lancashire, England, Richard Booth, Head, Mar, 29, Clerk, Coal Depot, b. Lancashire, Harwood Lee Elsie Booth, Wife, Mar, 24, b. Do Leigh John Booth, Son, 4, b. Do Leigh John Booth, Son, 1, b. Do Leigh, Head Of Household=Richard Thornton Booth, wife=Elsie Edge2 |
(Witness) Immigration | 12 September 1857 | Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, to Utah in the Jesse B. Martin Company, leaving Iowa City 1-3 Jun 1857., Principal=Richard Thornton Booth, Principal=Elsie Edge3,4 |
(household member) Census1860 | 2 October 1860 | Alpine, Utah, Utah, Rchd T. Booth, 35, M, Farmer, $100, $125, England Elsie, 33, F, England John, 13, M, England Jas, 11, M, England Martha A., 9, F, England, at school Sarah J., 7, F, England, at school Robt., 3, M, Utah Margaret, 1, F, Utah, Head of Family=Richard Thornton Booth, household member=Elsie Edge5 |
(household member) Census1870 | 1 September 1870 | Alpine, Utah, UT, Richard Booth, 48, WM, Farmer, $400, $600, b. England, literate. Elsie, 46, WF, Keeping Home, b. England, literate. James, 20, WM, Laborer, b. England, attended school. Martha, 17, WF, b. England, attended school. Sarah, 15, WF, b. Engalnd, attended school. Robert, 12, WM, b. Utah, attended school. Margaret, 11 WF, b. Utah, attended school. Richard, 8, WM, b. Utah. Alfred, 6, WM, b. Utah. Joseph, 4, WM, b. Utah. Mary, 2, WF, b. Utah., Head of Family=Richard Thornton Booth, household member=Elsie Edge6 |
Last Edited | 14 Oct 2003 |
Citations
- [S131] Edna Hackett Banks, "Richard Thornton Booth Family Group Sheet."
- [S273] Unknown record type, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA, Lancashire, Bedford, District 3h, p. 24.
- [S141] Frank Esshom, Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p. 762.
- [S262] Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, online "http://www.lds.org/churchhistory/library/pioneercompany/0,15797,4017-1-213,00.html."
- [S243] 1860 US Federal Census (online images) Alpine, Utah, Utah, p. 475.
- [S147] 1870 US Federal Census (online images) Utah, Utah, Alpine City, p. 2.
Martha Hannah Booth1
F, #1260, b. 20 August 1852, d. 3 March 1909
Father* | Richard Thornton Booth1 b. 13 Aug 1821, d. 27 May 1888 | |
Mother* | Elsie Edge1 b. 21 Dec 1825, d. 10 Jul 1893 | |
Martha Hannah Booth|b. 20 Aug 1852\nd. 3 Mar 1909|p42.htm#i1260|Richard Thornton Booth|b. 13 Aug 1821\nd. 27 May 1888|p42.htm#i1255|Elsie Edge|b. 21 Dec 1825\nd. 10 Jul 1893|p42.htm#i1256|James Booth|b. 7 Dec 1789\nd. 10 Nov 1851|p43.htm#i1276|Jane Pilkington|b. 13 Mar 1796\nd. Aug 1865|p43.htm#i1277|John Edge|b. 3 Aug 1799\nd. 2 Mar 1839|p43.htm#i1274|Sarah Davis|b. 18 Aug 1805\nd. 24 Apr 1873|p43.htm#i1275| |
Birth* | 20 August 1852 | Leigh, Lancashire, England1 |
Marriage* | 10 April 1873 | Principal=Ebenezer Hunter1 |
Death* | 3 March 1909 | Provo, Utah, UT1,2 |
Burial* | 6 March 1909 | American Fork, Utah, UT2 |
(Witness) Immigration | 12 September 1857 | Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, to Utah in the Jesse B. Martin Company, leaving Iowa City 1-3 Jun 1857., Principal=Richard Thornton Booth, Principal=Elsie Edge3,4 |
(household member) Census1860 | 2 October 1860 | Alpine, Utah, Utah, Rchd T. Booth, 35, M, Farmer, $100, $125, England Elsie, 33, F, England John, 13, M, England Jas, 11, M, England Martha A., 9, F, England, at school Sarah J., 7, F, England, at school Robt., 3, M, Utah Margaret, 1, F, Utah, Head of Family=Richard Thornton Booth, household member=Elsie Edge5 |
(household member) Census1870 | 1 September 1870 | Alpine, Utah, UT, Richard Booth, 48, WM, Farmer, $400, $600, b. England, literate. Elsie, 46, WF, Keeping Home, b. England, literate. James, 20, WM, Laborer, b. England, attended school. Martha, 17, WF, b. England, attended school. Sarah, 15, WF, b. Engalnd, attended school. Robert, 12, WM, b. Utah, attended school. Margaret, 11 WF, b. Utah, attended school. Richard, 8, WM, b. Utah. Alfred, 6, WM, b. Utah. Joseph, 4, WM, b. Utah. Mary, 2, WF, b. Utah., Head of Family=Richard Thornton Booth, household member=Elsie Edge6 |
Married Name | 10 April 1873 | Hunter1 |
Last Edited | 26 Oct 2003 |
Citations
- [S131] Edna Hackett Banks, "Richard Thornton Booth Family Group Sheet."
- [S247] Dee Reynolds, 26 Oct 2003.
- [S141] Frank Esshom, Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p. 762.
- [S262] Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, online "http://www.lds.org/churchhistory/library/pioneercompany/0,15797,4017-1-213,00.html."
- [S243] 1860 US Federal Census (online images) Alpine, Utah, Utah, p. 475.
- [S147] 1870 US Federal Census (online images) Utah, Utah, Alpine City, p. 2.
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