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Show HISTORY OF SANPETE COUNTY. 528 ried in Nauvoo, Illinos, April 30, 1S46, to Polly A., daughter of Thomas and Sarah Gordon Guy man, born in Edgar county, 111., July 11, 1829. They have had nine children: Robert H., Charles H., Edwin T., Julia A. and Sarah F., Lewis O., Edward C, James F. and Emma J., de- living; ceased. JOHNSON, Louisa, DR. WILLIAM! H., son of William H. and was born in Monmouth county, Ney Jersey, July 10, 1840. He was raised on a farm. The famjoined the Mormon church and in '50 came to Utah, crossing the plains in an ox-train under Capt. Benjamin Clapp, and located in Springville. In '61 he came to Fountain Green, being employed by Bishop Johnson. He began studying medicine in '84 and has built up quite a practice, being vein- successful in diphtheria, croup and throat troubles. Also owns a thirty-acre farm. He took part in the Black Hawk war as a minuteman. Was married in Springville to Eliza, daughter of Chester and Catherine Snyder, born in Canada. They have had eight children: William H., Chester L., Sarah L., George F., Eliza J. and Robert M., living; Charles W. and Mary E., deceased. ily CESLIE, ANDREW, Andrew (Lesslie) and Ann in Montrose, Scotland, July 13, 1838. His father was a grain dealer, purchasing cargoes <>f wheat from the Baltic, and his grandfather, Andrew Lesslie), Mas a mariner in the British navy. son of Thompson, was born i Father died when Andrew was 18 months old, and mother, with four children, removed to Arbroath, where in September, 1841), he joined the Mormon church and started for Utah. He crossed the plains in the spring of '50 in the company of Daniel Mcintosh and H. W. Miller, reaching Salt Lake City in September, when he located in Springville. Here he took part in the Walker and Tintic Indian wars, and in March, 1860, removed to Moroni. Was married in Moroni February 6, 180)1, to Maria, daughter of Jeppa Christensen. They hare had nine children: David A., Julia E., Olive H., Ann M., |
