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751	NAME and BLESSING: Given by David Pettigrew 5 November 1863. AFN: 19BX-W6. OCCUPATION: Plastic Contractor	John Albert Strong
752	SEALING TO PARENTS: 1) According to the book, THE DESCENDANTS OF JACOB STRONG, pg. 109, John Albert was sealed to his mother's first husband, Benjamin Richmond. 2) According to Bud Strong and Judy Fitzjerald, who verified the information on this sheet, It has been said that this child was sealed to his father, William Strong and to his second wife Harriet Neeley. Permission for this sealing was given by Pres. Robert D. Young, of the Salt Lake Temple. Patron's sheet with his OK and correspondence is said to be on file in the Index Office of the Genealogical Society. Bud and Judy have not been able to verify this. BAPTISM: Sheet compiled by Bud Strong and Judy Fitzjerald indicated a baptism date of 13 Jan 1866.	John Albert Strong
753	AFN:11WZ-BHP	John Alburt Strong
754	NAME AND BIRTH DATE: In the IGI, this child's name is noted as "John C. Strong, and his birth date is given as 5 April 1872. However, in the Cemetery records (noted in the sources), the 5th of April 1872 is his death date. His birthdate has been calculated from his age at death. The cemetery records also give his name as John G. Strong.	John G. Strong, Jr.
755	NAME: Known as Lester.	John Lester Strong
756	AFN: 19 BZ-IT BIRTH: Listed on LDS Church Membership Records noted in sources as 4 April 1871. Family records consistently list it as 1870, and her history states she died on her 81st birthday.	Julia Ann Strong
757	ARE KATE AND CATHERINE THE SAME INDIVIDUALS OR ARE THEY TWO DIFFERENT DAUGHTERS OF DANIEL AND ELIZABETH STRONG? MORE RESEARCH IS NEEDED.	Kate Strong
758	BURIAL: Cremated in California. His ashes were buried in this father's lot in the Salt Lake Cemetery. Park 27-5-#4 East.	Leonard Clarence Strong
759	MARRIAGE: Lloyd's obituary states that he was married three times, but had no children.	Lloyd Strong
760	BIRTH DATE: It is known that William Strong, father of Louis Napoleon, recorded a birth date for Louis of Dec 6, 1867 in his family Bible. Louis's own family members all lists birth date of Nov 28 1866. Therefore we have chosen that date.	Louis Napoleon Strong
761	BIRTHDATE: Endowment House Records (Book H; No. 4083; pg. 188) note her birthdate as "10 March 1852". This cannot be accurate, however, as her parents were not yet wed, and her mother was still in England while her father was in the Salt Lake Valley at that time. BAPTISM: Listed as "1860" on the Endowment House Records cited under birthdate. She would have been age one at the time. A proxy baptism was performed 18 Feb 1995 in Bountiful, as noted in the source listed for Lucinda's sealing to her parents.	Lucinda Strong
762	There is a family story that comes through Blanche Strong Hoglund that little Lucinda was burned to death.	Lucinda Strong
763	DEATH: Could the date be wrong? Maria Barbara does not appear in the 1800 census, and she is also not in James' Will. Could she have died before her father's will was execued in 1837?	Maria Barbara Strong
764	BIRTH: One IGI source lists birthplace as "Windsor Township, York, Pennsylvania."	Maria Magdalena Strong
765	BIRTHPLACE: STRONG FAMILY HISTORIES, VOL. V, p. 152 lists Mary's birthplace as Wheatfield, Indiana, Pennsylvania, USA. BIRTHDATE: Age 35 in 1850.	Mary Strong
766	AFN: 19 BX-ZJ BAPTISM: Occurred two days before the age of accountability.	Mary Elizabeth Strong
767	SEALED TO PARENTS: Also sealed to parents 23 Oct 1967. BAPTISM: Also listed as 4 July 1885 (living).	Mary Lodema Strong
768	DEATH: Personal Records of James T. Strong list death date as 4 October 1862. Another source lists a death date of 9 Aug 1862. BIRTH: Also listed in one source as 10 April 1794. RESIDENCE: Michael migrated with his family to Buffington Twp., Indiana Co., Pennsylvania when he was 16. From an old history of Indiana County, published in 1880, he entered the land in Buffington Twp. and walked to Harrisburg to get the patent for it in 1817. He lived there with his wife and children until his death. OCCUPATION: Farmer. THERE MAY BE MORE CHILDREN IN THE FAMILY OF MICHAEL AND HANNAH STRONG.	Michael Strong
769	ORDINANCES: Jacob Strong performed a proxy baptism for "Philip Strong" in the Mississippi River in "1841." Source: Nauvoo Baptismal Records of the Dead, Book A197.	Phillip Strong
770	NOTE: Ramona was a dietitian. DEATH: Died of multiple strokes. PATRIARCHAL BLESSING: Given by Nicholas G. Smith, who was married to Ramona's mother's first cousin, Florence Gay. Blessing given in Salt Lake City, 10 March 1933. AFN: 425W-2T	Ramona Strong
771	ORDINANCES: Re-bapt. 13 Jan 2007 BOUNT, as per Family Search v5.0.	Raymond Crawford Strong
772	LDS ORDINANCES: At least one source lists endowment as the 14th of June 1923.	Ruth Mary Strong
773	OCCUPATION: Housewife Buried in Miller Cemetery	Sarah Strong
774	BIRTH: 1) Personal Family Records of James T. Strong, son of Jacob Strong, state birthdate is about 1803 in York, Pennsylvania. 2) STRONG FAMILY HISTORIES, VOL. V, p. 152, lists Sarah's birthplace as Wheatfield, Indiana, Pennsylvania, USA. ORDINANCES: Jacob Strong performed a proxy baptism for "Sarah Strong", his sister, in the Mississippi River in "1840." Source: Nauvoo Baptisimal Records of the Dead, Book A146. The McCague's and Jacob Strong were very close, according to Frances Strong Helman, a family genealogist from Indiana County, Pennsylvania. According to Francis Strong Helman, the McCague family, joined the church or at least were sympathetic to it. Her father heard her grandfather, Daniel C. Strong state that this was so.	Sarah Strong
775	BURIAL: Probably in Springvill,e Utah, either the Evergreen Cemetery or the Springville Cemetery.	Sarah Elizabeth Strong
776	BAPTISM: Dr. William Egbert's records list a baptism date of 23 Aug 1893, which is prior to age of accountability.	Sibyl Asenath Strong
777	BAPTISM: Index Card to Nauvoo Temple Records: "P"; No. 3444, Book B, p. 397 notes that Susan was re-baptized by proxy on 3 March 1969 and all previous church blessings, confirmation, and ordinances were reconfirmed and ratified in the Salt Lake Temple. PROXY ORDINANCES: Susan was baptized for her cousin, "Daniel Strong" in the Mississippi River in "1841." Source: Nauvoo Baptismal Records of the Dead, Book A195. BURIAL: When Lynn Mower checked the Sexton's records in 1991, the computer record erroneously showed a burial date of 27 Jul 1856. The actual handscribed record made at the time of burial did not show a burial date.	Susan Strong
778	BIRTH DATE: Some IGI sources list a birth date of about 1840.	Susan Strong
779	AFN: 19 BX-XC BIRTH: Susan Lucinda's memorial card prepared upon her death notes her birth as "21st January 1865". "Farewell, dear Susie, till we meet again; We would not call you back to grief and pain; Watch thou for us upon the river shore, With friends to greet us that have gone before." MARRIAGE: Died as a youth. Never married. DEATH: One story states that she died from eating poison Sego Lily Roots.	Susan Lucinda Strong
780	DEATH: According to Frances Strong Helman, Susannah Strong Bennett was near term with a pregnancy, when she hurried to the stable to milk the cow before a storm.A weight pole on the stable (used to hold clapboards down) came loose, falling upon her and causing her death. She was buried with the dead baby on her arm.	Susannah Strong
781	NAME: Thelma or Nellie	Thelma Naomi Strong
782	MISSION: South Africa (Oct. 1932-March 1935).	Wayne Davies Strong
783	According to Jileen Hertig, a Strong family genealogist, William went West and no more is known about him.	William Strong
784	AFN: 19 BZ-KL CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: When William was a boy his parents joined the Church and moved to Nauvoo, arriving March 18, 1840. PATRIARCHAL BLESSING: Given by Patriarch John Smith on the 5 August 1849, vol. 11, p. 21, Number 50. BAPTISM-ENDOWMENT-SEALING TO PARENTS: When William was baptized by proxy on 8 May 1969 in the Salt Lake Temple, all previous Church Blessings and confirmation ordinances were reconfirmed and ratified as well. The source for this is the Index Card to Nauvoo Supplemental Temple Records noted in the sources for William's ordinances. Also sealed to parents on 26 July 1862 EHOUS and Feb 1986 PROVO. William was originally baptized by Joseph Smith in the MIssissippi River at age 15. This is recorded in the Biographical Encyclopedia in the Church Historian's Office, p. 88. PRIESTHOOD: Ordained to the 26th Quorum of Seventies, "Seventies", p. 90, Book B. from the Early Church Information Card Index, FHL film 0820146. SOURCES: Obituary evening news SLC Vol 37:789 Membership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 1830-1848 by Susan Black Early Church Information File Film 820,146. Family History compiled by granddaughter Helen Tyler Salt Lake City Death Records film 26,553, Line 14916 Nauvoo Temple Records film 962,978, page 310 line 10 International Genealogical Index Pension Records for Military Service, National Archives, for service in the Mormon Battalion in the Mexican War. MISCELLANEOUS: Arrived in Salt Lake from California (after service with the Mormon Battalion as a Private in Company "E") in fall of 1848. In the summer of 1849 with a team he went east to meet the family and then assisted them in the balance of their journey to Salt Lake. PROXY ORDINANCES: William was baptized for a cousin, "James Strong" in the MIssissippi River in "1841." Source: Nauvoo Baptismal Records of the Dead, Book A89. He was also baptized for Michael McCague (cousin), Peter Howard (great uncle), George Hill (cousin), Daniel Hill (cousin), and John Emmerhiser (great grant father).	William Strong
785	BIRTHPLACE: The boundaries of Farmington were later changed so that the farm where William was born was subsequently located in Kaysville.	William Astor Strong
786	Sources for children: 1) William Frederick sealed to parents, FHL film 1,239,629; Death, FHL film 026,553, p. 312. 2) Elmer Byron's death, FHL film 026,553, p. 350. 3) Lillie Geneva Strong's death, FHL film 026,554, p. 239. 4) Sealing of Clara Virginia to Alfred Konold, FHL film 186,213--marriage FHL film 429,299. 5) Sealing of Harriet Eliza to Ernest Spiers, FHL Film 186,209; Death FHL film 0982136. 6) Sealing of Loretta Maud to Arthur John Speight, FHL film 883,476--marriage FHL film 429,108. 7) Marriage of Blanche Mae to Oscar Hoaglund, FHL film 429,302--Sealing 458,057, 538,956. 8) Marriage of Leo Leroy to Rosa Radcliffe, FHL film 429,301--Sealing TRS Family file; Death, FHL film 81,690. 9) Marriage of Lewis Hyrum to Elsie Daisy Garrett, FHL film 429,303. 10) Marriage of Elias Strong, FHL film 488,402. William is found on the 1910 Salt Lake City, Utah Census--living in the 1st ward. He and his wife, Clara are each age 47. They have been married 27 years and have had 12 children, 8 of whom are still living. Children listed: Blanche 19, Louis 17, Hattie 15, Elias 10, Loretta 8 and Lapreal 4. BAPTISM: Re-baptized 2 June 1885 and 24 June 1885.	William Hill Strong
787	OCCUPATION: Bookkeeper and Farmer. MISSION: Southern States. BAPTISM: Baptized by proxy 19 Feb 1992 in the Los Angeles Temple as per Family Search IGI v5.0, from records submitted after 1991 to request LDS temple ordinances.	William Jacob Strong
788	INFORMATION ON ELISABETH VERIFIED BY PROFESSIONAL DANISH RESEARCHER, LAURA HANSEN. BIRTH DATE: A professional researcher stated that apparently Elizabeth C. Swaner did not know her own birthdate, which was not unusual, as the family immigrated to the United States and may have left birth records behind, or they may not have celebrated birthdays as is now common, so the actual date may have been confused. SECOND ANOINTING: James T. and Elizabeth C. Strong received their second annointings on 17 February1905 through Bishop John Winder as recorded in the Personal Record of James T. Strong, p. 29. AFN: 19 BV-LC BAPTISM: Tenth Ward Records record that she was baptized 23 September 1855 by Anders Peterson. FHL film no. 026,642. PATRIARCHAL BLESSING: Received 12 November 1859 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA at the hands of John Young. SEALING TO PARENTS: Redone 23 April 1991, Oakland Temple. Source: Family Search, IGIv5.0. FHL film: Batch no. 6010117, sheet 39, call no. 1621415 from computer disk submitted to request LDS ordinances.	Elisabeth Katrine Jørgensen Svane
789	BAPTISM: One source in Family Search IGIv5.0 lists a baptismal date of 1 Apr 1865.	William Swift
790	OCCUPATION: Listed as "Paper Stainer" in 1881 British Census. BIRTH: The 1881 British Census indicates his birth year may be closer to 1847. THIS MUST BE CHECKED.	Daniel Taylor
791	In entry by Emmett Bratt on the internet states that at age 9 Esther's mother, Martha (Lange) Taylor passed away during childbirth and Esther was the one put in charge taking care of Laura age 5, and Edward and infant.	Esther Arizilla Taylor
792	This information comes from the marriage record of Ann Taylor and Thomas Bury.	John Taylor
793	Father: Joseph Hilmert Thelander Mother: Selma Christina Pierson	Vergil Hilmert Thelander
794	The birth place for Ann Thompson comes from the will of her father, Richard Thompson, in 1802.	Ann Thompson
795	The birth place is based on his residence, Eccleshill, given in his Banns of Marriage record in 1773. Eccleshill is the known residence of Richard's parent, Richard Thompson and Elizabeth Livesay.	Richard Thompson
796	Barrington Review April 23, 1914 pg 5 Fred Schwemm has been confined to his home this week with neuralgia. Oliver H. Thoren has taken a position as engineer on the Hawthorne farms.	Oliver H. Thoren
797	Father: Leigh Ancel Timmons Mother: Olive Helen Ellsworth	Owen Ellsworth Timmons
798	NOTE: Edward Howard Turner was called "H. A. Turner" Silverton Standard San Juan County, Colorado 1901 Dec 21, Pg. 2 "The following officers were elected at the regular meeting Wednesday night of Silverton Federal Union No. 112. W. L. U.: William Jones, president; William Palmquist, first vice-president; Peter Johnson, secord vice-president; ; Chas. L. Valison, recording secretary; John Pinyas, secretary-treasurer; Timothy Malone, sergeant-at-arms; Edward Turner, inside guide; Roy Tarbell, outside guide; Charles Scheer, trustee 12 months; B. Freeman, trustee 18 months. The newly elected officers will be installed on Wednesday, January 8, 1902, there being no meeting of the union until that time on account of the holidays." 1902 Apr 19, Pg. 2 "This week T.J. Pagett sold his express outfit and business to H. A. Turner, who will continue it. Mr. Pagett left this week for other parts." 1902 Aug 23 [advertisement in several issues of Silverton Standard] "H. A. Turner with F.O. Sherwood, Transfer, Baggae, and Express." 1902 Aug 30 "H. A. Turner and family will move to Lone Dome, Dolores county. Mr. Turner has disposed of his transfer business in Silverton." 1902 Sep 06, Pg. 2 "Gail Munyon has succeeded H. A. Turner in the express and transfer business, having purchased his outfit last week. Mr. Munyon will retain headquarters at F.O. Sherwood's store, Tenth street." 1902 Sep 27, Pg. 6 H. A. Turner returned this week from his ranch on the lower Dolores and will spend several weeks in Silverton." 1905 Aug 19, Pg. 6 Ordinary Revenue Fund [To Whom Issued} H. A. Turner [For What Purpose] Coroners Inquest [War No.] 6531 [Amt. Claimed] $ 2 65 [Amt. Allotted] $ 2 1906 Oct 27, Pg. 5 [ballot] "For Constable for Justice Precinct No. One." "H. A. Turner Republican Party" 1908 Mar 28 [G.O.P. Convention] "Mike Coughlin and H. A. Turner were named fo marshal and Coughlin was nominated by a vote of 16 to 6" 1910 Dec 31, Pg. 3 "H. A. Turner has taken the place of Roscoe Wright on Sherwood's delivery sleigh." 1911 Sep 16, Pg.2 "E. H. Turner Passes Away" [article in death sources] 1911 Sep 23, Pg. 2 "Resolutions of Condolence At a regular meeting of the Silverton Teamster's and Packer's Union No. 429, the following resolutions were adopted on the death of our brother H. A. Turner: Whereas, It has pleased the Almighty God, in the exercise of His Divine Duty and Love, to remove from our midst our beloved brother, H. A. Turner, and Whereas, The deceased was a member in good standing in our local, Teamsters Union, a good citizen, upright, industrious worker for union causes and having the good will of all who knew him; therefore, be it Resolved, That the sudden band of death has cut down a life that was full of kindness to his fellow brothers, and the removal of Brother H. A. Turner from our midst have the tendency to bind us as union men, closer to one another; and, be it further Resolved, that we extend to the family of our departed Brother our heartfelt simpathy in the hour of their sorrow and bereavement; and, be it further Resolved, That our charter be draped in mourning for a peirod [sp] of thirty days; that a copy of these resolutions be presented to the grief-stricken family as a mark to esteem and respect for our departed brother, and that a copy be sent to the official journal for publication. Signed, A. V. Lamberson, W. N. McTaggart, W. H. Mullen. Committee" 1911 Sep 30, Pg. 5 "Resolutions of Condolence Hall of Silverton Camp No. 280 Woodmen of the World, Sept. 18, 1911. We, your committee on resolutions of respect, on the death of Neighbor Edward H. Turner, beg leave to report as follows: Whereas In the death of Neighbor Turner, his widow and children are bereft of a kind and loving husband and father, the Woodmen of the World a true Neighbor, and the community at large a good citizen, and Whereas We, the members of the Woodmen of the World manifest a most sincere interest in the welfare of our members, rejoicing in their happiness, and sympathizing with them in their sorrows, Therefore Be It Resolved That we, the members of Silverton camp No. 280 Woodmen of the World, most sincerely deplore the loss of our neighbor, and extend to the bereaved family our heartfelt and sincere sympathy in this their sad hour of affliction, and Be It Further Resolved that the charter of our camp be draped for thirty days, and that a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of the camp, and a copy sent to the sorrowing family and local papers. Respectully submitted Fred Boden, Gail Munyon, Robt. Schwenk. Committee Buried in Hillside Cemetery	Edward Howard Turner
799	Unmarried Silverton Standard Silverton, San Juan County, Colorado 1917 Sep 22, Pg. 1 "List of Men Called for Examination The following names, which were drawn on the selective draft drawing, were sent notices to appear for examination on the dates contained in the notices sent out: 33 Herbert William Lugg 64 Harry Edward Turner" 1918 Apr 13, Pg. 3 "San Juan County Roll of Honor: 152 - Harry Edward Turner" 1919 Nov 1, Pg. 1 Harry Turner was a visitor from Eureka, Wednesday. Came down to do a little shopping." 1920 Jan 31, Pg. 3 "Robert Schwenk, Johnny Buttler, Harry Turner, Phil, Santy, Dick Trainor and many others came down from Eureka to help make the dance given by the American legion for the benefit of the hospital one of the most enjoyable of the season." 1920 Apr 03, Pg. 4 [Ballot] "Harry Turner Non-Partisan" 1920 Apr 10, Pg. 3 "The Election At Eureka The election in Eureka passed off quietly. A.B. Marquand was elected mayor. C. R. R. senstock, G. S. Ferguson, John Higgins, Bert Lugg, Harry Turner and Walter Noll were elected trustees. There were ten names on the list for trustees and no opposition to Marquand for mayor. We did not learn what the main issue before the voters was, but from the common interests of that thriving little city, suppose it must have been a clear weather ticket that was elected." 1920 Oct 2, Pg. 1 "Frank Thompson and Harry Turner were visitors from Eureka Wednesday in Silverton on business."	Harry Edward Turner
800	Silverton Standard Silverton, San Juan County, Colorado 1919 May 31, Pg. 3 "During the past month a number of San Juan soldiers have arrived on American soil from overseas service. Among the boys to arrive are Joe Dresback, son of Mrs. G. E. Dresback, John Turner, son of Mrs. Jennie Turner, John Malchus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Malchus. The boys should arrive in Silverton within the next two weeks." 1919 Aug 16, Pg. 3 John Turner, the soldier boy, was down from Eureka Saturday taking in the sights of the city." 1919 Aug 23, Pg. 4 [part of an expense sheet] "John Turner. . .Teamster. . .$108.30" 1920 Jan 24, Pg. 1 "Mrs. Bert Lugg and children were visitors from Eureka Saturday to see her brother, John Turner, who had the misfortune to slip and rebreak his ankle." 1920 Feb 21, Pg. 1 "Johnny Turner who had the misfortune to have his ankle broken some time ago at the Sunnyside Mill, is now able to be out of the hospital with the aid of crutches. Hie managed to get to the barber shop and have his whiskers trimmed up. We wanted Johnny to leave them Vandyke but nothing doing." 1921 May 14, Pg. 1 "Ted" Bradfield, of the Rew Transfer forces, is spending a short vacation in lower country. John Turner is assisting Charley to handle the business during "Ted's" absence." Buried in Hillside Cemetery	John Henry Turner