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 | Susan Wilson and Utah Elizabeth Wilson
Children of Sarah Strong and Samuel Wilson. Susan Wilson was born 23 Oct 1841/1843 in Pennsylvania, and Utah Elizabeth Wilson was born 1 Jan 1859 in Illinois. |
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 | Tenth Ward Sunday School Teachers 1887
In the bottom left hand corner is Alma Ether Strong's wife- Elizabeth "LIZZIE" Underwood Strong. The two people above her are Lucinda Strong and William Strong.
The names as written on the back behind the person.
Top Row R to L:
Geo Thompson, John Saunders, Mr Borquest, Joseph Kiddington, James Woods Jr, Geo Buckle,James Oswald, … |
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 | The Descendants of Jacob Strong book
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| 254 | | The Miracle of the Book
The miracle of the book The Descendants of Jacob Strong began with the passing of Harriet Strong Speirs. Harriet had for years been doing research on the ancestry of Jacob Strong. She had accumulated a vast amount of information dealing with many connected family lines. This is the story of how the book came into being. |
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 | The old home of Michael Fish, Alice's cousin.
This picture is taken at Darwen near Blackburn England. John Walsh sent this to his mother (Alice Walsh Strong) when he was on a mission to England in 1924. |
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 | Utah ELizabeth Wilson Hoover
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 | Utah Elizabeth Wilson Hoover
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| 258 | | Why Jacob Went West
Taken from a play called "Why Jacob Went West," written by Marty and Wayne Strong. |
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| 259 |
 | William "George" Gibbens and his wife Louise "Belle" (Lenon) Gibbens. Original photo taken at W. L. Jones, Silverton Oregon
George William Gibbens was born 22 Aug 1862 In New Boston, Mercer, Illinois. He married Louise Belle Lenon 30 Oct 1888. She was born 19 March 1868 in McLeay, Marion, Oregon. |
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 | William Flint Poll
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 | William Hill Strong and Clara Ann Bishop
Biography originally written by Harriot Strong Speirs, daughter. Rewritten with added photos by Lewis William Strong, great grandson. |
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| 262 | | William Hill Strong and Clara Ann Bishop Biography
1927-1934, Son of William and Harriet Neeley Strong
By Harriet Strong Speirs |
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| 263 | | William Jacob Strong
Biography as told by his son, Vernon Strong. William Jacob Strong was the son of Jacob Strong and Alice Fish Walsh Strong. He was born August 13, 1863 in Salt Lake City and died on October 6, 1903. |
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 | William Jacob Strong
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 | William Jacob Strong and Elder Beckstead in Alabama
William Jacob Strong served an LDS mission in the Southern States from March of 1897 to March of 1899. |
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 | William Strong
William Strong marched over 2,000 miles with the Mormon Battlion from Missouri to the Pacific. |
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 | William Strong
William was the third child and oldest son of Jacob and Sarah Strong. He served as a soldier for 12 months with the Mormon Battalion beginning October 13, 1846. |
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 | William Strong & Harriet Neeley
Status: Located. Located in Salt Lake City Cemetery. |
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| 269 | | William Strong - by Harriet Spiers
William Strong was the 3rd child and oldest son of Jacob and Sarah (Hill) Strong. He joined the Mormon Battalion in place of his father. |
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 | William Strong Biography
This biography was written by Lewis W. Strong, great, great grandson of William Strong and Harriet Neeley. Written in 2020 while quarantined during the coronavirus epidemic. |
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| 271 | | William Strong History
3rd son of Jacob and Sarah Strong. |
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| 272 | | William Walsh History
Submitted by Edith Walsh |
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 | William Wilson's Will
Last Will and Testament of William Wilson late of Jackson Township Cambria County, deceased
I William Wilson of Jackson Township, Cambria County and state of Pennsylvania do make this my last Will and Testimony in forms as follow, being weak in body but of sound mind and memory, thanks be to God for the same and after my just debt and funeral expenses are paid. I first give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Mary the one third of all my personal property and household property at the appraisement and also her living on the place and farm and also the [lon or lom - could be loan or lawn] end of the house next Duncan Mill as long as she remains my widow and the rest of my personal property and household I give unto my son John by him paying the debts and I also give unto my son John one hundred and thirty acres of the land with house and barn that - live in and on And I give unto my son Samuel seventy acres the part where he now lives. And I give unto John Cameron my son-in-law the saw mill and sawmill place. And I appoint my son John Wilson my lawful executor this my last will revoking all other wills made by me.
Witness my hand and seal the nineteenth day of May A. D. 1849
William Wilson (seal)
Signed and delivered in the presents of us as witness and we at his own request subscribed our names as witness in his presents there-unto.
Jacob Mardis (seal)
Gabrial (his mark) Bouring (seal)
James Stewart (seal)
Cambria County S.S.
Before me William Keittal Register for the Pro-County off Cambria personally cause the within names James Stewart and Jacob Mardis two of the subscribing witnesses to the within Will who being duly sworn according to law did depose and say that they were present and saw and heard William Wilson the testator agree seal publish pronounce and declare the within instrument of writing as and for his Last Will & Testament and that at the time of so doing he was of perfect and sound mind memory and understanding to the best of their knowledge observations and belief.
Sworn and Subscribed before me this 2nd day of June A.D. 1849
Wm Kettal Reg.
James Stewart
Jacob Mardis
Registered June 2 A.D. 1849
Wm Kittall Register
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 | Women of the Clara and William Hill Strong Family
Back Row:
Clara Virginia (Strong) Konold, Clara Ann (Bishop) Strong, Blanch Mae (Strong) Hoglund
Front Row:
Harriet Eliza (Strong) Speirs, Chloe LaPriel (Strong) Bunker, Loretta Maud (Strong) Speight |
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 | Worship Place of Alice and family
This is a picture of the LDS place of worship 1848, Darwin, England Picture was taken in 1924. This is where Alice and family would have worshipped. |
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