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Show . m . ocr process. Be sure to crop the top .25" off after the ocr process. This text message is used to keep the image from rotatmg . m . ocr process. Be sure to crop the top .25" off after the ocr process. This text message is used to keep the image from rotatmg While preparing to go West, Mary Ann's oldest sister was married in St. Louis, Missouri. Mary Ann was baptized into the Church on March 4 1862. She, with her parents and her older sister Lucy, left Florence on July 22, 1862, by wagon with the Homer Duncall Company. They arrived in the Salt Lake Valley , September 24, 1862. Her parents settled in Ogden, Utah, where Mary Ann resided until her death almost seventeen years later. Mary Ann married John Hastings, Jr., June 20, 1870, in the Endowment House at Salt Lake City, Utah. They were the parents of eight children, all of them born in Ogden. Mary Ann was a wonderful mother and wife. She endured all of the hardships and challenges of pioneer life. She was very young, only thirty-seven years old, when she died. She was buried in the Ogden City Cemetery. _...... I' :; / _-------------- spring they bought a rock home that was hllil l II" of a hill. Sarah's talents as an excellent cook ;11 1.1 benefitted her family greatly. She also did ;, f'1, knitting both for her family and for others She and her family planted many fruil I n ',' , .11' I large garden. They worked very hard buildi ll\.· .\" farming the land. In 1882, her husband p;I\ 'r . 1 left Sarah to raise her young sons ancl carl' I" , d fann. Sarah lost her eyesight for the last fOri \ \' " life. Even so, she continued to make quilt hi nd .., ',., at the age of ninety after a long and very prodl h_I ". ALICE HANSON HATCH SARAH JANE SMITH HASTINGS BIRTHDATE: 1 Jun 1830 Winchester, Hampshire, England DEATH: 17 Oct 1920 Hurricane, Washington Co., Utah PARENTS: William Smith Sarah Ranger PIONEER: 16 Sep 1859 Edward Stevenson Wagon Train SPOUSE: William Hastings MARRIED: 16 apr 1859 Boston, Massachusetts DEATH SP: 8 Nov 1882 Grafton, Washington Co., Utah CHILDREN: Mary Elizabeth, 20 Feb 1860 Emily Louise, 20 Feb 1860 William Robert, 29 Apr 1861 John Henry, 18 May 1864 Lucy Jane, 1866 (died as an infant) Hyrum, 21 May 1868 (twin) Joseph, 21 May 1868 (twin) David, 14 Oct 1872 Sarah spent the early years of her life in England. At eighteen, she was introduced to the message of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. When she was ready to join, she told her father and he told her to leave his home. Sarah left and found work in a hotel and was baptized a member of the Church. In June, 1856, she secured a job as a cook on the ship, "Wellfleet," and sailed for America. After her arrival in Boston, she obtained work as a pastry cook at a hotel. In 1859, Sarah and William crossed the Plains in the Edward Stevenson Wagon Company, arriving in the Salt Lake Valley on September 16, 1859, and settling in the Cottonwood area. In November, 1861, they volunteered to go to "Dixie." and moved to the Grafton area, camping in their wagon box for the entire winter until they could secure a home. In the \.I. :n: BIRTHDA TE: I l{17 Little Horton Grccn . I '. II VL", DEATH: 27 Dec I X,) I Woodruff, Arizona PARENTS: Thomas II ,,,,,, •. Caroline Barker PIONEER: Sep 18.'\') George Rowley Hand raIl , SPOUSE: Lorenzo lI ill ll ..l;!. MARRIED: 2 Jan I H" O DEATH SP: 20 Apr I'm. Logan, Cache Co. , t ha I! CHILDREN: John, 26 Oct 1860 Willard, 10 Jun 1862 Ezra Taft, 16 Feb 1864 George Jeremiah, II Nov 1866 Heber Albert, 26 Aug 1868 Marie Annettie, 30 Oct 1870 Son-stillborn, 12 Nov 1872 Joseph Lorin, 24 Dec 1873 Lula Jane, 22 May 1876 Alice Hanson Hatch was born at Little lI oll on ( near Bradford, Yorkshire, England, in 1837. Li ll i,, ' Green was in a manufacturing district and child lat.. ", an accepted way of life in England. At age six , 1\1". set to work in a factory. She grew up with liltk I"I' I"'~' of the world outside the great manufacturing plant ~I ... never privileged to attend school. She learned 10 n' ;" l I in her life through self-effort. Her parents were baptized into the Church lIt I., Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1850. Alice was baptl "" 1854. Alice, along with her mother and two sisters. I' h l.,,1 Saints who sailed from England, April II. I ~ 5 ' ) . "h "William Tappscott." They landed in New Yor~ illld 10", steamer to Albany, then traveled by train to St J.", Missouri. From the railhead they traveled to 1'1.. " ,., Nebraska. |
