bullet THOMAS PRETLOW(1)

He was married to MARY RICKS on 17 Nov 1774/75. PAGAN CREEK

bullet ZACHARIAH PRICI(1)

He was married to ELIZABETH BUTLER.

bullet CODY LYNN PRINCE (Private). Parents: RICKY LYNN PRINCE and VALERIE JEAN KENNARD.

bullet KARI JEAN PRINCE (Private). Parents: RICKY LYNN PRINCE and VALERIE JEAN KENNARD.

bullet RICKY LYNN PRINCE (Private).

Children were: KARI JEAN PRINCE, CODY LYNN PRINCE.

bulletMARY ELIZABETH PRINGLE(1).

She was married to CHRISTOPHER JUDSON SOPER. Children were: CARMEN ARTHUR SOPER.

bullet EVAN ROBERT PRYDE(1)

He was married to MELBA ANN MOORE on 19 Oct 1948.

bullet JOHN R. PRYOR(1)

He was married to JOAN EL'LOUISE BRENCHLEY on 10 Sep 1955.

bullet REBECCA PURSEL(1)

She was married to DR. ROBERT HARRIS AWL on 21 Nov 1849. Children were: WILLIAM MACLAY AWL, ELLEN AWL, MARY PURSEL AWL.

bullet ANN PURVIANCE(1) Parents: SAMUEL PURVIANCE and HENRIETTA IRWIN.

bullet HOWARD PURVIANCE(1) Parents: SAMUEL PURVIANCE and HENRIETTA IRWIN.

bullet JOHN PURVIANCE(1) Parents: SAMUEL PURVIANCE and HENRIETTA IRWIN.

bullet MARY PURVIANCE(1) Parents: SAMUEL PURVIANCE and HENRIETTA IRWIN.

bullet SAMUEL PURVIANCE(1)

He was married to HENRIETTA IRWIN. Children were: SARAH PURVIANCE , MARY PURVIANCE, HOWARD PURVIANCE, JOHN PURVIANCE, ANN PURVIANCE.

bullet SARAH PURVIANCE(1) Parents: SAMUEL PURVIANCE and HENRIETTA IRWIN.

bullet JOHN QUARLES(1) was born in NORTHAMPTON, ENGLAND. Parents: THOMAS QUARLES and UNKNOWN.

He was married to AMY PLUMSTEAD. Children were: MARGERY QUARLES.

bullet MARGERY QUARLES(1) Parents: JOHN QUARLES and AMY PLUMSTEAD.

She was married to ROBERT WINGFIELD. Children were: ROBERT WINGFIELD.

bullet THOMAS QUARLES(1)

He was married to UNKNOWN. Children were: JOHN QUARLES.

bullet ELEANOR QUERY(1) was born in 1707 in COUNTY ANTRIM, NORTH IRELAND. She was buried in 1789 in MIDDLE SPRING, CUMBERLAND CO., PENNSYLVANIA. MIDDLE SPRING CHURCH YARD She died on 27 Jul 1789 in LURGAN TOWNSHIP, FRANKLIN CO., PENNSYLVANIA. SHE CAME TO AMERICA ABOUT 1740 AND SETTLED IN PATH VALLEY, BUT AFTERWARD REMOVED TO NORTH CAROLINA. Parents: WILLIAM QUERY and UNKNOWN.

She was married to CHARLES MACLAY "THE SETTLER" in 1733 in COUNTY ANTRIM, NORTH IRELAND. Children were: JOHN MACLAY (OF CARPENTER'S HALL), SENATOR WILLIAM MACLAY , CHARLES MACLAY, SENATOR SAMUEL MACLAY, ELEANOR MACLAY.

bullet ELEANOR QUERY(1)

She was married to CHARLES MACLAY. Children were: ELEANOR MACLAY .

bullet WILLIAM QUERY(1) was born in COUNTY ANTRIM, NORTH IRELAND.

He was married to UNKNOWN. Children were: ELEANOR QUERY.

bullet LINDA QUIGLEY (Private).

Children were: OWEN DAVID GLODT .

bulletMARGARET ELINORE QUIGLEY(1) was born in 1840 in SHIPPENSBURG, CUMBERLAND CO., PENNSYLVANIA. SHE IS OF SHIPPENSBURG.

She was married to JOHN HOLMES MCCLELLAND on 28 Feb 1877. AFER GETTING MARRIED THEY MOVED TO EDENBURG, LAWRENCE CO., PENNSYLVANIA. Children were: ROBERT MACLAY MCCLELLAND.

bullet IRAIDA QUINONES(1)

She was married to DAVID WILLIAM HECKLER in SAN JUAN, PEURTA RICO.

bullet PETER HANSEN QUIST(1)

He was married to ANNA CHRISTENSEN. Children were: LENA LARSON.

bullet ELIZABETH QUIVY(1)

She was married to WILLIAM G. OSBORN.

bullet JULIA QUIVY(1)

She was married to LEWIS OSBORN.

bullet Dorcus RADLEY was born in 1823 in Harden Co, KY. She died in 1880 in Coles Co Illinois.

She was married to William COY on 4 Jul 1837 in Coles Co Illinois. Children were: Hannah COY, Nicholas William COY, Stephen COY, Mary J. COY, Hettie ann COY.

bullet EDWARD RAINFORD(1)

He was married to SALLIE BROWN MACLAY.

bullet MATT RAINFORD

bulletROSA MELVINA RAINS(1).

She was married to JACOB SLATTER. Children were: LLOYD EVERRET JACOB SLATTER.

bullet JULIAN RAINSFORD(1) was born in 1498 in SHERRINTON, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, ENGLAND.

She was married to SIR WILLIAM WALGRAVE. Children were: DORTHY WALGRAVE.

bullet ROSANNE RAMPY(1)

She was married to CARL NICKLESS COY on 11 Apr 1955.

bullet MARY RANDALL(1)

She was married to JAMES SHEPHERD. Children were: TEMPERANCE SHEPHERD .

bullet THOMAS RANDLE(1)

He was married to BLANCHE GERTRUDE THOMPSON.

bullet JEFFREY RANF(1)

He was married to ANNE VIRGINIA DELANEY.

bullet RANHOLT (1)

She was married to CYNAN AP- IAGO. Children were: GRUFFYDD AP- CYNAN (PRINCE OF WALES).

bullet ANE KIRSTINE RASMUSSEN(1)

She was married to HANS JENSEN. Children were: DORTHEA MARGRETHE JENSEN (HANSDATTER).

bullet ANN RASMUSSEN(1)

She was married to CHARLES THOMAS ATWOOD. She was divorced from CHARLES THOMAS ATWOOD.

bullet DEANNE RASMUSSEN (Private).

Children were: DANNY LEE ATWOOD , DEEDAN LAREE ATWOOD, SHERYLIN JEAN ATWOOD, LOGAN DANIEL ATWOOD, LORNE STEEL ATWOOD, KRISTI LANEEN ATWOOD.

bulletEMMA RASMUSSEN(1).

She was married to CHARLES THOMAS ATWOOD.

bullet HEATHER RASMUSSEN(1)

She was married to MICHAEL BRENT NEMETH on 2 Oct 1986.

bullet PRISCILLA RAWSON(1) was born on 16 Apr 1763 in UXBRIDGE, WORCESTER CO., MASSACHUSETTS. Parents: WILLIAM RAWSON and DESIRE ALDRICH.

She was married to ASA LATHE on 6 Sep 1786. Children were: SARAH LATHE.

bullet WILLIAM RAWSON(1)

He was married to DESIRE ALDRICH. Children were: PRISCILLA RAWSON .

bullet GENERAL JOHN REA(1)

He was married to ELIZABETH CULBERTSON in Nov 1836.

bullet ANNE READ(1) was born about 1711 in TREVETHIN PARISH, MONMOUTHSHIRE, WALES.

She was married to THOMAS ALLGOOD on 10 Apr 1732 in TREVETHIN PARISH, MONMOUTHSHIRE, WALES. Children were: THOMAS ALLGOOD JR., JOHN ALLGOOD, EDWARD ALLGOOD, REED ALLGOOD.

bullet NANCY READER(1) was born on 12 Feb 1810 in RALEIGH, LINCOLN CO., NORTH CAROLINA. She was baptized on 22 Jul 1840. She died on 23 Nov 1846 in MT. PISGAH, IOWA. ZION'S CAMP. She was buried on 25 Nov 1846 in MT. PISGAH, IOWA. MORMON CEMETERY, MT. PISGAH, IOWA. She was endowed on 3 Jan 1852. ENDOWMENT WAS DONE BY PROXY

She was married to JACOB LINDSEY WORKMAN on 15 Aug 1834 in OVERTON CO., TENNESSEE. She was sealed to spouse on 3 Jan 1852. DONE BY PROXY BY REBECCA W. TURNER AFTER JACOB AND NANCY WERE BAPTIZED INTO THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS ON 22 JULY 1840, THEY MOVED IN THE SPRING OF 1842 WITH HIS BROTHER ABRAHAM AND HIS FAMILY, TO NAUVOO. "HERE THEY OBTAINED TWO CITY LOTS ACROSS THE STREET EAST OF HEBER C. KIMBALL'S HOME WHERE THEY BUILT TWO BRICK HOUSES. THEY WERE TWO STORIES HIGH. THEY EVENTUALLY WERE DEMOLISHED AND THE BRICK FLOATED DOWN THE RIVER TO KEOKUK WHERE THEY WERE USED IN BUILDING A STORE.
THE TRIALS EDJURED BY JACOB AND NANCY DURING THE EXPULSION FROM NAUVOO WERE NO LESS HARD ON THEM THAN ON HIS FATHER'S FAMILY. THEIR CHILDREN WERE YOUNGER AND NANCY WAS FRAIL. BY THE TIME THEY HAD REACHED MT. PISGAH IN 1846 HER PHYSICAL STRENGTH FAILED. FOOD WAS HARD TO GET, HOUSING WAS INADEQUATE AGAINST THE WINTRY BLASTS AND SICKNESS WAS EVERYWHERE. IN OCTOBER THE SECOND SON SAMUEL DIED. IN NOVEMBER IT HAD BEEN NECESSARY TO BORROW FLOUR FROM A FARMER TO SUSTAIN THE EBBING STRENGTH OF THE LITTLE FAMILY. ON THE 23 OF THAT MONTH THE IRATE FARMER CAME TO THE DOOR DEMANDING THAT HE BE PAID OR THE FLOUR RETURNED. JACOB STEPPED OUTSIDE AND CLOSED THE DOOR TO SPARE HIS AILING WIFE THE WORRY AND TRIED TO EXPLAIN THAT BECAUSE OF SICKNESS HE HAD NOT BEEN ABLE TO DO ANYTHING ABOUT THE DEBT. WHEN HE RETURNED TO THE HOUSE NANCY WAS DEAD. JACOB, WEAKENED BY HUNGER AND SORROW, WAS NOW UNDER THE NECESSITY OF PREPARING HIS WIFE'S BODY FOR BURIAL. THE CAMP WAS SO FILLED WITH SICKNESS THAT THERE WAS NO ONE TO HELP. KNEELING BY THE BED JACOB PRAYED FOR THE STRENGTH NEEDED TO COMPLETE THE DUTY, AND FOR HELP. AS HE STAGGERED ALONG WITH HIS SAD BURDEN A STRANGER CAME TO HIM AND ASKED IF THERE WAS ANYTHING HE COULD DO. TOGETHER THEY DUG A GRAVE AND BURIED THE GALLANT LITTLE MOTHER AND THE STRANGER LEFT.
THE MEMORY OF THE STRANGER, WHOSE NAME JACOB HAD NEGLECTED TO INQUIRE, AND THE HELP IN ANSWER TO HIS PRAYER REMAINED WITH JACOB AND HE WONDERED WHO THE MAN COULD HAVE BEEN. MANY YEARS LATER, AS THE MEMORY STILL TORTURED HIM, HE ASKED THE LORD TO MAKE KNOWN THE NAME OF HIS BENEFACTOR. ONE NIGHT SOON AFTER THAT A GROUP OF MEN SAT AROUND A CAMP FIRE TELLING THE MOST STRIKING EXPERIENCE OF THEIR LIVES. ONE MAN IN THE CIRCLE TOLD THE STORY OF HIS AID TO A MAN IN NEED AND JACOB RECOGNIZED HIM AS HIS BENEFACTOR. HE WAS OLIVER STRATTON WHOSE SON LATER MARRIED ONE OF JACOB L.'S DAUGHTERS.
WHILE LIVING IN NAUVOO IN 1846, HIS SECOND WIFE TO BE (FANNY HARRIS MORRISON) LOST HER HUSBAND. HE HAD DIED, LEAVING HER AND HER MOTHER (MRS. FANNY GROFT GRABIL HARRIS) TO MAKE THEIR OWN WAY. THAT FOLLOWING FEB. ON THE 19TH (1847), FANNY MARRIED JACOB LINDSAY WORKMAN.
JACOB L. WORKMAN HAD USED HIS WAGON BOX TO BUILD COFFINS FOR HIS WIFE AND SON. IT WAS NECESSARY, THEREFORE, TO RECOUP HIS FORTUNES SUFFICENTLY TO RESTORE THE EQUIPMENT BEFORE THE JOURNEY ACORSS THE PLAINS COULD BE MADE. ACCORDINGLY, IT WAS NOT UNTIL THE SUMMER OF 1848 THAT HE WAS ABLE TO MOVE HIS FAMILY ON TO UTAH. THEY JOINED LORENZO SNOW'S COMPANY THAT YEAR AND ARRIVED IN THE GREAT SALT LAKE VALLEY ON 26 SEPTEMBER 1848.
THEN ON 3 JANUARY 1852, JACOB L. WORKMAN WAS MARRIED TO HIS THIRD WIFE (REBECCA WILLARD TURNER). THE TURNER FAMILY, CONSISTED OF PARENTS, TWO SONS-- HENRY AND DAVID, AND REBECCA. THEY HAD JOINED THE CHURCH IN MAINE IN 1842. THAT FALL THEY MADE THE LONG JOURNEY TO NAUVOO, BUT THE RIGORS OF THE TREK CLAIMED THE LIFE OF THE MOTHER ON 22 JAN 1843 (AGE 33 YRS) AND TWO WEEKS LATER, 6 FEB 1843, THE FATHER DIED (AGE 39 YRS) LEAVING THE THREE CHILDREN ORPHANS IN A STRANGE LAND. THREE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS WERE MADE BY THE BARTER FAMILY TO TAKE THE CHILDREN BACK TO MAINE BUT FATE INTERVENED AND THEY REMAINED WITH THE SAINTS. REBECCA AND DAVID BECAME WARDS OF OTHER MORMON FAMILIES AND WERE BROUGHT TO UTAH, REBECCA WHO WAS THEN 9 YEARS OLD COMING INTHE FAMILY OF BENJAMIN COVEY; AND DAVID, A CHILD OF 7 YEARS, WAS BROUGHT BY ISRAEL BARLOW. THE OLDER BOY, HENRY, WAS A CRIPPLE HAVING BEEN LEFT SO BY INFANTILE PARALYSIS, AND NO ONE THOUGHT THAT HE WOULD BE ABLE TO MAKE THE ARDUOUS JOURNEY. HE REMAINED IN WINTER QUARTERS, NEBRASKA, SUPPORTINIG HIMSELF BY DOING ODD JOBS AND HELPING OTHERS TO PREPARE FOR THE TREK. IT WAS REBECCA'S GREATEST DESIRE TO BRING HER BROTHER TO UTAH AND JACOB WORKMAN PROMISED THAT AS HER HUSBAND HE WOULD FULFILL THE DESIRE. IT WAS A NUMBER OF YEARS BEFORE HE WAS ABLE TO SEND A WAGON ONLY TO HAVE WORD RETURNED THAT HENRY HAD DIED.
JACOB L. WORKMAN AND HIS FAMILIES WERE CALLED BY PRESIDENT BRIGHAM YOUNG TO HELP COLONIZE THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE STATE OF UTAH IN THE INTEREST OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COTTON INDUSTRY. JACOB HAD BEEN A MISSIONARY TO THE INDIANS AND WAS ALWAYS ACTIVE IN MILITIA WORK IN THE NORTHERN PART OF THE STATE. IN THE SOUTH HE SUPPORTED HIS CHURCH AND COMMUNITY TO THE FULLEST EXTENT. Children were: JAMES THOMAS WORKMAN, SAMUEL WORKMAN, JACOB READER WORKMAN, JOHN ALMA WORKMAN, WILLIAM SMOOT WORKMAN, HYRUM PARLEY WORKMAN, JOSEPHINE WORKMAN.

bullet ELEANOR REDFORD(1) was born on 26 Oct 1888 in WELLSVILLE, CACHE CO., UTAH. She was buried in 1968 in CARDSTON, ALBERTA, CANADA. She died on 29 Feb 1968 in CARDSTON, ALBERTA, CANADA.

She was married to RICHARD JOSIAH BROWN on 19 Jun 1917 in CARDSTON, ALBERTA, CANADA. Children were: LULA BROWN, OWEN BROWN, MERLIN HUGH BROWN.

bulletJOHN N. REDMOND(1).

He was married to MARGARET RICHARDSON MACLAY.

bullet JENNIE REED(1)

She was married to HAROLD BROWN.

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