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Pioneer Members

Pioneer Members of the Willie Handcart Company

499 Members have been found
Ahmanson, Johan August - (28), b. Sweden His wife and baby traveled in the Hodgett wagon company
Allen, William Wilford - (36), b. with Independent Wagons, traveled with Hodgett Company from Ft. Laramie
Andersen, Christina - (22), b. Denmark Independent Wagons, traveled some with Mortensen family of Willie Company (Parents died at Mormon Grove, Kansas). Married Anders Mortensen of Willie company after trek.
Andersen, Niels - (41), b. Denmark
Andersen, Mette Hansen (Olsen) (49), wife, Denmark - (49), b. Denmark
Andersen, (Olsen) Anna - (14), b. daughter of Mette
Andersen, Anders Nielson - (8), b.
Anderson, David Patterson - (18), b. England
Anderson, Maria Kristine Amitzbol - (54), b. Denmark
Anderson, Johanna Kristine - (29), b.
Atwood, Millen - (38), b. Connecticut Returning missionary and Sub-captain in the Willie company
Bailey, John - (51), b. England, died November 9, 1856, or soon after the Willie handcart company reached Salt Lake City on that date.
Bailey, Elizabeth Haywood Jones - (52), b. England, Elizabeth died October 23/24, 1856, and is buried in the common grave at Rock Creek Hollow, near Atlantic City, Wyoming, with at least 12 other people.
Bailey, Mary Elizabeth - (17), b. England Mary Elizabeth sometimes carried her father on her back after he became ill. He died shortly after the Willie handcart company arrived in Salt Lake City Nov. 9, 1856. Ellen Jones, Jacob Jones and Sarah Steed were also with Bailey family. They were Elizabeth Bailey's children from a previous marriage. Jacob did not continue all the way to the Salt Lake Valley. Mary Elizabeth married Sarah's uncle, Thomas Steed.
Bain, May - (22), b. See Marjorie Bain Smith family
Baker, George Wesley - (18), b. England His family left company at Brushrow Creek, Iowa
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Bayliss, (stillborn) - (0), b. Atlantic Ocean daughter of Hannah Bayliss, born on ship Thornton
Bird, Mary Ann Fenn - (45), b. England and family
Bird, Ann - (19), b. left company at Homestead, Iowa
Bird, Sabina - (17), b. left company at Homestead, Iowa
Bird, Ezra - (15), b. England
Bird, Martha Ann - (12), b. England
Bird, Sarah - (10), b. England
Bird, Susannah - (8), b. England
Bird, William Fred - (5), b. England
Bodenham, Thomas - (1), b. son of Mary Bodenham, died on ship Thornton
Booth, Brother - (0), b. from Scotland, friend of James Laird
Bowles, Edward - (49), b. England and family
Bowles, Ann Bolton - (54), b. England with husband, Edward Bowles, and two sons, Thomas and Enoch
Bowles, Thomas - (19), b. England Thomas is believed to have carved his name on Independence Rock when the Willie company camped there
Bowles, Enoch - (12), b. England
Boyington, Thomas - (26), b. supply wagon teamster
Bravandt, Emma - (18), b. Denmark father died at Mormon Grove in 1855
Brazier, George - (21), b. England
Brazier, John - (19), b. England
Brittan, Mary Ann Warr - (50), b. England
Brown, Christina - (26), b. stayed at Ft. Laramie
Bryant, Ann - (69), b. England died September 26, 1856, between Chimney Rock and Scottsbluff, Nebraska diary of Levi Savage: "Friday 26th Sept 1856. To day we traveled 14 miles, without water. Some of our oxen nearly give out. We camped at Rubadoes olde trading post. When we Stoped at 12 o'clock A.M. Sister Ann Briant, who had been ill some time, but not thought dangerous, was found dead in the wagon, in a Siting posture; appearently asleep. Her age is 70 years next month."
Burt, Alexander - (19), b. Scotland
Caldwell, Margaret Ann McFall - (39), b. Ireland married rescuer Nathaniel Bennett
Caldwell, Robert John - (16), b. Scotland drove provision wagon
Caldwell, Thomas - (14), b. Scotland
Caldwell, Elizabeth - (11), b. Scotland
Caldwell, Agnes - (9), b. Scotland Christina McNeil with this family
Campkin, Martha Webb - (35), b. England with Willie company from Florence
Campkin, Wilford George - (8), b. England
Campkin, Francessa (or Frencessa) - (5), b. England
Campkin, Harriet - (4), b. England
Campkin, Martha Ann - (2), b. England
Campkin, Isaac James, or James Isaac - (7 mos.), b. England
Cantwell, James Sherlock - (42), b. Ireland Independent Wagons, joined Hodgett at Ft. Laramie
Cantwell, Elizabeth Cotterell Hamer - (37), b. England
Cantwell, Francis Robert - (15), b. England
Cantwell, James - (13), b. England
Cantwell, William Hamer - (10), b. England
Cantwell, Ellen - (7), b. England
Cantwell, Mary Ann - (3), b. St. Louis, Missouri
Cantwell, Elizabeth Cotterell - (6 months), b. Missouri
Chetwin, Maria - (21), b.
Chislett, John - (24), b. England married Mary Ann Stockdale of company
Choules, Sarah - (24), b. England
Christensen, Anders - (21), b. originally traveled with Anna Nilson (29) and Christian Christensen (11) of Hodgett Co., on ship Thornton, from Jutland, Denmark
Christensen, Niels Lars - (27), b. with Independent Wagons
Cook, Minnie Ann - (35), b. England
Cooper, Ann Brummel - (36), b. England married Levi Savage of company
Cooper, Mary Ann - (6), b. England
Cooper, Adelaide - (4), b. England
Cooper, Sarah Ann - (2), b. England
Cox, Theophilus William - (25), b. England He died November 7, Cottonwood Grove, East Canyon Creek. Some records indicate Theophilus was married in 1854 to Cecelia Norris of the company. Some records also indicate that he was engaged to Susannah Stone of the company.
Crook, Sophia Mason - (65), b. England
Crook, Eliza - (19), b. England
Culley, Benjamin - (60), b. England
Culley, Elizabeth - (20), b. England
Culley, Jane Dorothy - (25), b. England
Cunningham, James - (54), b. Scotland with family
Cunningham, Elizabeth N. - (48), b. Scotland
Cunningham, Catherine - (17), b. Scotland
Cunningham, George - (15), b. Scotland
Cunningham, Elizabeth (Betsy) - (12), b. Scotland
Cunningham, Margaret - (9), b. Scotland
Curtis, George - (64), b. England
Curtis, Rachel - (75), b. died on the ship Thornton
Dalglish, Margaret - (31), b. Scotland
Davenport, Lucinda Melissa - (18), b. Michigan, United States with Siler wagons, left company Oct. 9 at Ft. Laramie, married Stephen Fosdick
Dorney, Mary Davis - (64), b. England
Dorney, Hannah - (25), b. England married rescuer, Joseph Wadley, Nov. 15, 1856
Edwick, William - (17), b. returned to Ft. Laramie, Oct. 12
Elder, Joseph Benson - (21), b. Indiana, assisted Captain Willie in locating rescuers, also rescuer of Martin company
Empey, Jesse - (31), b. England Died on the plains September 22, 1856 of "scrofula" (company journal) or "ague" (Levi Savage diary)
Empey, Mary A. Foulks - (29), b. England
Empey, William - (9), b. England Died November 7, 1856, near East Canyon Creek, two days before reaching the Salt Lake Valley
Empey, James - (6), b. England
Empey, Mary Ann - (4), b. England
Empey, Sarah Jane - (9 months), b. England Also spelled Impey
Evans, Amelia - (18), b. Wales
Findlay, Allen M. (Or Allan) - (26), b. Scotland returning missionary from Bombay, India
Findlay, Jessie Ireland - (26), b. married on ship
Findlay, Mary McPherson - (59), b. mother of Allen
Forbes, Elizabeth Wilkie - (8), b. with Isabelle Wilkie
Funnell, Mary Ann Winters - (62), b.
Funnel, Elizabeth - (23), b.
Gadd, Samuel - (41), b. England with family
Gadd, Eliza Chapman - (40), b. England
Gadd, Alfred - (20), b. England
Gadd, Jane - (17), b. England
Gadd, William Chapman - (12), b. England
Gadd, Samuel - (10), b. England
Gadd, Mary Ann - (8), b. England
Gadd, Sarah - (5), b. England
Gadd, Isaac - (1), b. England twin
Gadd, Daniel - (1), b. England twin
Gardner, James - (27), b. England with family
Gardner, Hannah Gubbins - (27), b. England
Gardner, Mary Ann - (6), b. England
Gardner, Agnes E. - (5), b. England
Gardner, Frederick J. - (3), b. England
Gardner, John W. - (1), b. England
Geary, John Thomas - (33), b. England with Independent Wagons, joined Hodgett Company at Ft. Laramie, England
Geary, Sophia Fryer - (27), b. England
Geary, Sophia Ann - (3), b. Keokuk campground, Iowa
Geary, Echo Workman - (born on trail Dec. 9, 1856), b. Echo Canyon named after Brother Workman, rescuer who assisted
Gibb, James - (67), b. Scotland
Gibb, Mary Gordon - (52), b.
Gillman, Chesterton John - (76), b. England buried Rock Creek
Girdlestone, Thomas - (63), b. England Thomas died on October 25, 1856. He is buried near the common grave at Rock Creek Hollow. He is believed to have helped dig that grave the day before he died.
Girdlestone, Mary Betts - (59), b. England Mary died October 30, 1856, five days after her husband died at Rock Creek Hollow. The Willie company journal recorded: "Thursday, 30th[.] Rolled from Big Sandy to Green River, 11 miles, forded the river and camped on its banks. Many persons were sick & it was late before they were in camp. Bros. Atwood, Woodward & Christiansen staid behind the main body of the camp to urge on the sick & see that none were left behind. Mary Gurdlestone, from Great Melton, Norfolk, England, aged 59 years died in the morning. Joseph Oborn from Bath, Somersetshire, England, aged 43 years died in the evening. A large fire was kindled in the evening, a meeting was held & several of the Brethren addressed the audience." The next day, October 31, ten wagons arrived from Fort Supply and Salt Lake City to assist the Willie company.
Girdlestone, Emma - (21), b. England
Godfrey, Richard - (21), b. England
Greisen, Maren - (26), b. Vensyssel, Jutland, Denmark
Griffiths, Catherine Mary - (32), b.
Griffiths, Edward - (25), b.
Griffiths, Mary Priscilla - (28), b. England
Groves, William - (22), b. England
Gurney, Charles - (39), b. and family
Gurney, Charlotte - (36), b.
Gurney, Mary A. - (15), b.
Gurney, Joseph - (13), b.
Hailey, William - (67), b. England with wife, died on the trail on September 13. Willie company journal records: "Father William Haley of the Warwickshire Conference in England died this afternoon from general decay of constitution. Sunday 14 Sept. William Haley was buried this morning on our yesterday's camping ground, a grave-board being inscribed with his name, age, and date of death."
Hailey, Catherine Coles - (63), b.
Hansen, Maren (or Mary Ann) - (52), b. buried at Florence, her goods distributed to poor; Peter Hansen, (13) and Christian Sorenson (9) traveling with her.
Hanson, Rasmus - (21), b. "Cassius" on one roster
Hanson, Nils (or Niels) - (43), b.
Hanson, Anna Catherine - (42), b. wife left the company at Council Bluffs, Iowa
Hanson, Rasmus Peter - (40), b.
Hanson, Anna - (40), b.
Hanson, Rasmus Peter - (16), b. see Paul Jacobsen family
Hardwick, Richard - (50), b.
Henderson, James - (27), b. Scotland,
Henderson, Jane Allison McGibbon - (26), b.
Henderson, James Mitchell - (infant), b.
Herbert, Ann - (26), b. England mother of Charles, sister of Hannah
Herbert, Charles - (2 yrs., 11 mo.), b. England
Herbert, Hannah - (16), b. England
Hill, Emily - (20), b. England
Hill, Julia - (23), b. England
Hill, John - (30), b. England
Hill, Sarah Dean - (31), b. England
Hodges, Janetta Layton - (55), b.
Hodges, Mary Anne - (20), b. England with her mother, Janetta Layton Hodges
Hooley (or Holley), Thomas - (20 or 21), b. England
Howard, Ann - (36), b. England on John Linford’s tent list,.
Humphries, George - (45), b. England with family
Humphries, Harriet Harding - (47), b. England
Humphries, Edwin - (18), b. England
Humphries, Ann - (16), b. England
Humphries, Mary - (14 or 15), b. England married rescuer, Amos Maycock
Humphries, Elizabeth - (12), b. England
Humphries, Hannah - (9), b. England
Humphries, Salina - (6), b. England
Humphries, James - (1), b. England
Hurren, James - (29), b. England
Hurren, Eliza Reeder - (26), b. father is David Reeder
Hurren, Mary - (7), b. England
Hurren, Emma - (4), b. England
Hurren, Sarah - (2), b. England
Hurren, Selena - (0), b. Iowa City
Ingra, George - (68), b. England
Ingra, Elizabeth - (75), b. England
Jacobson, Paul - (53 or 55), b. from Denmark
Jacobson, Lovisa (or Luisa) - (53), b.
Hanson, Rasmus Peter - (16), b. Parents Paul & Lovisa Jacobsen
Jorgensen, Maren (or Maria S.) - (8), b. Denmark Parents Paul & Lovisa Jacobsen
Jacobson, Peter - (24 or 29), b. with family
Jacobson, Anna K. - (32), b.
Jacobson, Jens Peter - (3), b.
James, John - (61), b. company journal: "from Whitbourne, Herefordshire, England
James, William - (38 or 46), b. England
James, Jane - (41), b. England
James, Sarah - (19), b. England
James, Emma Jane - (16), b. England
James, Reuben - (13 or 14), b. England
James, Mary Ann - (11), b. England
James, Martha - (9), b. England
James, George - (6), b. England
James, John Parley - (5), b. England
James, Jane - (8 mo.), b. England
Jeffry (or Jefferies or Jeffrey), William - (24), b.
Jensen, Catherine - (18), b. with Peder Mortensen family
Jensen, Johanna Marie - (21), b. from Vensyssel, with Ole and Maren Mikkelsen
Jensen, Petrea Caroline - (25), b. Norway joined Willie Co. about Aug 18
Jenson, Anders - (47 or 49), b. Denmark
Jenson, Anna Christensen - (47), b.
Jenson, Michael - (10), b. Denmark
Jenson, Anton - (8), b. Denmark Jenson, Peder C., son, b. 1843, stayed in Denmark
Jones, Ellen - (6), b. England with John Bailey family
Jorgensen, Andrew (Anders) - (44), b. Denmark
Jorgensen, Elizabeth Nielsen - (42), b. Denmark
Jorgensen, Hans - (12), b. Denmark
Jorgensen, Maren - (9), b. Denmark
Jorgensen, Anna - (6), b. Denmark revived at Rock Creek
Jorgensen, Jorgen - (3), b. Denmark
Jorgensen, Christian (or Christen or Christine) - (0), b.
Jorgensen, Maren (or Maria) S. - (8), b. Denmark with Paul and Lovisa Jacobsen family
Jost, John A. - (44), b. Halifax, Nova Scoti with Independent Wagons, joined Hodgett at Ft. Laramie
Jost, Maryann Zwicker, Sr. - (45), b. Canada
Jost, Catherine Ann, (Kate?) - (15), b. Canada
Jost, Samuel Edward - (11), b. Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
Jost, Thomas William - (9), b. Canada
Jost, Maryann (Minnie?), Jr. - (9), b. Canada
Jost, Andrew James - (3), b. Canada
Kay (or Key), Rose - (50), b. with family
Kay, Margaret - (3), b. daughter of James and Mary Kay, died on ship Thornton, parents did not continue
Kelley, Barbara - (29), b.
Kelley, John - (31), b. England with family
Kelley, Mary Carmichael - (30), b.
Kelley, John C. - (2), b. England
Kirby, Honour Watson - (36), b. Norwich, England
Kirby, Maria Watson - (14), b. England
Kirkpatrick, Elizabeth Ramsey - (31), b. Scotland
Kirkpatrick, Alexander - (4), b.
Kirkwood, Margaret Campbell - (47), b. Scotland
Kirkwood, Robert Campbell - (22), b. Scotland
Kirkwood, Thomas - (19), b. Scotland
Kirkwood, James - (11), b. Scotland
Kirkwood, Joseph Smith Clements - (4), b. Scotland
Knutsen, Kersten - (60), b. Denmark
Laird, James - (30), b. Ireland
Laird, Mary Rennie - (29), b. Scotland
Laird, Joseph Smith - (6), b. Scotland
Laird, Edward - (4), b. Scotland
Laird, Elizabeth - (1), b. Scotland
Langman, Rebecca Cula - (21), b. England
Lark, Mary F. - (10), b.
Larson, Peder - (44), b. Denmark
Larson, Ane Kirstine - (37), b.
Larson, Niels Peder - (12), b.
Larson, Anna Sophie - (10 or 11), b. Denmark
Larson, Martine - (6), b. Denmark
Larson, Lars Julius - (), b. Iowa City
Ledingham, William - (30), b. with family, from Scotland
Ledingham, Catron (or Catherine) - (29 or 32), b.
Ledingham, Alexander - (6), b.
Ledingham, William - (5), b.
Ledingham, Robert McK. - (3), b.
Ledingham, Mary - (1), b. Iowa City
Leason, Rivinia - (21), b. Illinois with Independent Wagons with Willie company, joined Hodgett company at Ft. Laramie; (later married Andrew Siler of company)
Leason, William N. - (22 months), b. United States died September 28, 1856 while traveling with widowed mother in Independent wagons with Willie handcart company; Mother left Willie company at Fort Laramie and joined with Hodgetts wagon company for rest of journey
Linford, John - (48), b. England
Linford, Maria - (43), b. England
Linford, George J. - (17), b. England
Linford, Joseph William - (14), b. England
Linford, Amasa C. - (11), b. England
Lautrup, Mariane Louise - (30), b. with Sophie Petersen
Lewis, Joseph - (0), b. and family, left company at Florence
Madsen, Ole - (41), b. Denmark
Madsen, Ane Nielsen - (46), b.
Madsen, Johanna Marie - (15), b. Denmark
Madsen, Mette Kirstine - (13), b. Denmark
Madsen, Anna Marie - (10), b. Denmark
Madsen, Anders (Andrew - (5 or 6), b.
Madsen, Peter - (49), b. Jutland, Denmark
Madsen, Metta Marie Nielson - (45), b.
Madsen, Peter - (62), b. Denmark
Madsen, Petrea - (36), b.
Marrott, William - (34), b.
Marsen, Peter - (0), b. with family
McCulloch, John - (22), b.
McKay, Joseph - (57), b. Scotland with Andrew Smith
McNeil, Christina - (24), b. Scotland with Margaret Caldwell's family
McNeil, Thomas, Jr. - (34), b. Scotland Family did not continue, came in 1859)
McNeil, Jennet Reid - (33), b. Scotland
McNeil, Margaret Reid - (10), b. Scotland
McNeil, Thomas Reid - (8), b. Scotland
McNeil, Emily Reid - (6), b. Scotland
McNeil, John Reid - (3), b. Scotland
McNeil, James Reid - (1 ½ yr.), b. Scotland
McNeil, Charles Reid Thornton - (0), b. Thornton
McPhail, Archibald - (30 or 40), b. Scotland with family
McPhail, Jane McKinnon - (36), b. Scotland Archibald was widower when Jane married him.
McPhail, Henrietta - (13), b. Scotland daughter of Archibald
McPhail, Jane (McDonald) - (3), b. Scotland Jane was the daughter of Jane McKinnon McPhail's sister. She was adopted by Jane and Archibald McPhail just prior to leaving Scotland in 1856.
Meadows, Joseph - (32), b. England with wife
Meadows, Amelia Pendrick - (33), b.
Millard, Esther - (31 or 33), b. England
Miller, Mary Ann - (30), b. on John Linford tent list
Miller, Mercy - (26), b. and son
Miller, William A.S. - (5), b.
Mitchell, Euphemia - (23), b. Scotland with Margaret, Bain Smith family, married rescuer, Robert Bain
Mortensen, Bodil - (9), b. Denmark with Jens Nielson and Peder Mortensen families
Mortensen, Peder - (50), b. Denmark with family
Mortensen, Helena Sanderson - (48), b. Denmark
Mortensen, Anna Kirstine - (24), b. Denmark
Mortensen, Anders Jorgen - (22), b. Denmark
Mortensen, Hans Jorgen - (18), b. Denmark
Mortensen, Lars - (13), b. Denmark
Mortensen, Metta Kirstine - (11), b. Denmark
Mortensen, Mary - (8), b. Denmark
Mortensen, Caroline - (6), b. Denmark
Moulton, Thomas - (45), b. England with family
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Moulton, Sarah Denton - (37), b. England
Moulton, Sarah Elizabeth - (19), b. England daughter of her father's 1st wife
Moulton, Mary Ann - (15), b. England
Moulton, William - (12), b. England
Moulton, Joseph - (10), b. England
Moulton, James Heber - (7), b. England
Moulton, Charlotte - (4), b. England
Moulton, Sophia Elizabeth - (2), b. England
Moulton, Charles Alma - (0), b. Atlantic Ocean born on ship Thornton
Neilsen (Anderson), Helle - (22), b. Denmark with Wicklund family
Newman, Mary Ann Williams - (37), b. (husband, John, died Feb. 1856), and children
Newman, Eliza - (16), b. England
Newman, William - (14), b. England
Newman, John Moroni - (12), b. England
Newman, Mary Ann - (9), b. England
Newman, Caroline - (7), b. England
Newman, Ellen - (5), b. England
Nielsen, Bertha - (0), b.
Nielson, Jens - (35), b. Denmark See book "Follow Me To Zion" for more complete chapter on the Nielson family
Nielson, Elsie (or Else) - (26), b. Denmark
Nielson, Niels - (5), b. Denmark Bodil Mortensen with Neils' family
Nielson, Jens Peter - (), b. (Madsen diary says Jens Nielsen, above, loaned money on ship to Jens Peter Nielson. Mortensen boys speak of lifelong friend, Jens Nielson.)
Nichols, John - (66), b. England
Norris, Cecelia - (26), b. England and sister
Norris, Sarah (Ann) - (26), b. England
Norris, Henry - (11), b. only on BMR for Thornton
Oakey, Thomas - (42), b. England see in-depth chapter on Oakey family in "Follow Me To Zion," by Jolene S. Allphin, Andrew D. Olsen, and artwork by Julie Rogers, published by Deseret Book, 2013. (Currently available from Deseret Book only in ebook format)
Oakey, Ann Collett - (43), b. England
Oakey, Ann - (22), b. England
Oakey, Charles - (19), b. England
Oakey, Jane - (17), b. England
Oakey, Heber Thomas - (15), b. England
Oakey, Lorenzo Moroni - (12), b. England ran away on July 29 in Iowa; incorrectly noted in Willie journals as "Henry Boden" and "Henry Newman;" reunited with family 20 years later; changed his name to Joseph Lorenzo Okee
Oakey, Rhoda Rebecca - (10), b. England Rhoda died November 9, 1856. The Willie handcart company arrived in the Salt Lake Valley later that day.
Oakey, Reuben Hyrum - (8), b. England
Oakey, Sarah Ann - (4), b. England
Oborn, Joseph - (45), b. England
Oborn, Maria Stradling - (45), b. England
Oborn, John - (12), b. England
Oliver, Ann - (23), b. England
Oliver, James - (33), b. England with PEF wagons
Oliver, Charles - (23), b. England with PEF wagons
Olsen, Ane - (46), b.
Ore, Abraham - (40 or 42), b. England and wife
Ore, Eliza - (41 or 42), b. England
Osborn, Ann Folks - (23 or 24), b. England
Osborne, Daniel - (30), b. England died Nov 1, 1856, 15 miles west of Green River
Osborne, Susannah Rebecca Tillet - (33), b. England died November 5, 1856, in or near Echo Canyon
Osborne, Susannah - (10), b. England Her parents and two siblings died. Susannah later married her rescuer, John Saline
Osborne, Daniel Jr. - (7), b. England died October 19, 1856
Osborne, Sarah Ann - (3), b. England died sometime after the trek in 1857
Osborne, Martha Ann - (1), b. England Martha's parents and two siblings died.
Page, William - (17), b. England
Panting, Elizabeth Crook - (28), b. England and family
Panting, Christopher - (5), b. England
Panting, Jane - (1 yr.), b. England
Patterson, John S. - (32), b. Scotland
Peacock, Alfred - (18), b. England left company Oct. 12
Perkins, Mary Ann Clark - (64), b. England (BMR, pg. 130, lists her as "wife" with others whose tickets were c/o "Matthias Cowley, LD Saints Chapel, St. Paul’s Opening, Norwich)
Peterson, Christian Sorensen - (9), b. traveling with another family, father not with him)
Petersen, Jens O. - (36), b. Denmark with family
Petersen, Ane Jensen - (32), b. Denmark
Peterson, Johanna Sophia - (12), b. Denmark
Peterson, Mette Maria - (10), b. Denmark
Peterson, Hans Peter - (8), b. Denmark
Peterson, Christen O. - (5), b. Denmark
Peterson, Peter O. - (4), b. Denmark
Peterson, James Christen - (1 yr.), b. Denmark
Pedersen, Sophie Catrine Wilhelmine Klauen - (31), b. Denmark
Peterson, Peter - (9), b.
Peterson, Thomas - (7), b. buied at sea
Pedersen, Emma Sophie - (5), b. Denmark
Peterson, Anna Johanne - (3), b.
Peterson, Otto August - (1), b.
Philpot, William - (51), b. England died near today's Split Rock historic site in Wyoming on October 17, 1856. His wife, Eliza, died 5 days later near the base of Rocky Ridge. Their names are both on the Willie Rescue Site monument.
Philpot, Eliza Hancock - (36), b. England William Philpot died near today's Split Rock historic site in Wyoming on October 17, 1856. His wife, Eliza, died 5 days later near the base of Rocky Ridge. Their names are both on the Willie Rescue Site monument.
Philpot, Julia M. - (13), b. England
Philpot, Martha Eliza - (11), b. England
Pilgrim, Rebecca - (30), b. England
Quinn, Family - (0), b. St. Heliers, Jersey, Channel Islands traveled with Willie company to Missouri River, 3 daughters continued with Martin Company)
Rasmussen, Rasmine - (9), b. died on ship Thornton of inflamation of brain, daughter of Morten Rasmussen.
Read, William M. - (61), b. England
Read, Sarah Brimley - (63), b. England
Read, Joseph - (14), b. England grandson, may be son of Naomi Read
Reeder, David - (54), b. England with family
Reeder, Robert - (19), b. England
Reeder, Caroline - (17), b. England Caroline's married sister, Eliza Hurren, and family, in company)
Reid, James - (40), b. Scotland with family (started with McArthur Handcart Company, joined Willie at Florence)
Reid, Elizabeth Cummings - (31), b. Scotland
Reid, Elizabeth - (11), b. Scotland
Reid, James - (6), b. Scotland
Reid, Mary - (3), b. Scotland
Reid, John Cummings - (16 months), b. Scotland
Richins (or Richens), John - (22), b. England
Richins, Charlotte Priscilla Taylor - (22), b. England
Richins, Hannah Louiza - (1), b. England Died, July 12-13 at Iowa City
Richins, Franklin Thornton - (0), b. Iowa City Born July 16 at Iowa City.
Roberts, John - (42), b. England, pipe maker, died October 16 near Split Rock and Bitter Cottonwood Creek, from Bristol, England, part of the "Southern Conference Allotment" for the ship Thornton. Willie company journal records: "Thursday 16th. Early this morning sister Ella, wife of Olof Wicklund was delivered of a son. George Curtis, from Norton, Gloucestershire, England, aged 64 years died; Lars Julius Larsen, who was born July 5th, 1856 in camp at Iowa City died. John Roberts from Bristol, Somersetshire, England, aged 42 years died. The camp rolled on, roads hilly & sandy, nooned after travelling about 5 miles; rolled on & camped on the banks of the Sweetwater. Many of our company are failing in health. Feed for the cattle scarce. Came about 11 miles."
Roberts, Mary Bubb - (44), b. England May have been the wife of John Roberts of the Willie company, although their PEF Bonds are separate and they did not travel in the same hundred. Mary died October 26, 1856, at Reddick Allred's resupply camp near South Pass. Willie company journal records: "Sunday 26th. Morning fine & pleasant. Samuel Wit from Bristol, Somerset, England, aged [blank space] [66] years died; Mary Roberts from Eldersfield, Worcestershire, England, aged 44 years died. The camp rolled on, crossed the "South Pass" & Pacific Creek; travelled down Pacific creek & camped after travelling about 14 miles. Good place to camp for sagewood."
Rogers, Jemima Brown - (53), b. England
Rogers, Elizabeth - (8), b. England
Rowley, Ann Jewell - (48), b. England
Rowley, Louisa - (18), b. England
Rowley, Elizabeth - (16), b. England
Rowley, John - (14), b. England
Rowley, Samuel - (12), b. England
Rowley, Richard - (11), b. England
Rowley, Thomas - (10), b. England
Rowley, Jane - (7), b. England
Rowley, Eliza - (28), b. England step-daughter of Ann Jewell
Sandberg, Jens Truedson - (37), b. Sweden
Savage, Levi - (36), b. Ohio
Showell, Harriet - (31), b. England became grandmother of Elder Neal A. Maxwell)
Showell, Ellen C. - (14), b. England
Siler, Andrew L. - (36), b. US and company, in charge of 4 Independent Wagons in Willie Company, left Willie at Ft. Laramie to join Hodgett
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Smith, Andrew - (19), b. Scotland with Joseph McKay
Smith, Harriet - (27), b. England left company with Bird sisters on July 20
Smith, Marjorie McEwan Bain - (51), b. Scotland Euphemia Mitchell also traveling with this family
Smith, Jane - (17), b. Scotland
Smith, Mary - (15), b. Scotland
Smith, Elizabeth (Betsy) - (13), b. Scotland
Smith, Alexander J. - (6), b. Scotland
Smith, William - (47 or 48), b. England
Smith, Eliza - (40), b. England
Sorenson, Christian - (9), b. with Maren Hansen, (Scandinavian Mission Records) (Also mentioned in letter from Sarah Moulton to Mark Forscott)
Stanley, Betsey (or Elizabeth) - (38), b. England
Steed, Sarah - (20), b. traveling with Bailey family, "lame girl," uncle, Thomas Steed, rescuer, had sent for her
Stewart, Jane Ann - (32), b. Scotland
Stewart, John - (32), b. Scotland, with family, ready for burial but revived at Rock Creek
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Stewart, Ann Waddel (Waddle, or Waddell) - (31), b. Scotland
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Stewart, John - (7), b. Scotland John died in 1858 at the age of 8 from illness
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Stewart, Margaret Ann - (2 mos.), b. Scotland
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Stewart, Nancy - (), b. had been traveling with Almon Babbitt, joined Willie Co. Aug. 31 as a passenger in James Cantwell’s Independent Wagon, may have stayed at Ft. Laramie, or joined Hodgett wagon company at Ft. Laramie
Stewart, Thomas - (38), b. with family
Stewart, Margaret - (44), b. Scotland
Stewart, William - (12), b.
Stewart, Ann B. - (10), b.
Stewart, Thomas - (8), b.
Stewart, John - (4), b.
Stockdale, Mary Ann - (18), b. England engaged to John Chislett
Stone, Susannah - (25), b. England married rescuer, Thomas Lloyd
Summers, Emma - (27), b. England married rescuer, Anson Call
Tait, Anna F. - (31), b. Scotland
Tait, Elizabeth Xavier - (22), b. India her husband, William, came with rescuers
Tait, Mary Ann - (1), b. Iowa City
Tassell (or Yassell), Kitty Ann - (38), b.
Thomas, James - (16), b. Hereford married June 12 on Thornton by James Willie
Thomas, Mary Somerville - (16), b. Ireland, of Edinburg
Tite, Elizabeth - (25), b. England fiance, Jesse Tye
Toffield, Ellen - (43), b.
Turner, Richard F. - (67), b. England Richard died September 15, 1856, on the trail near the Platte River, about 350 miles west of Florence, Nebraska Territory. Richard was blind. The Willie company journal records: "Monday 15 Sept. Left Camp about 8 a.m. soon after which Father Richard F. Turner of the Worcestershire Conference in England died. He was buried at a bend of the Platte River where we nooned. Journeyed some distance when 3 mounted Indians armed with bows & arrows met us. They represented themselves as of the Tribe called “the Arraphoes” and wished us to camp with their party on the Platte tonight which was not acceded to we being too far from the river. By signs as far as the Brethren could understand them these 3 men represented that some Emigrant Train was attacked by the Sioux Indians 5 days ago, and they thought our train would be attacked also. The Brethren by signs said we had plenty of rifles, powder, lead and caps. The 3 Indians shook their heads. Camped for the night on the open prairie close to a small muddy pool of water scarcely sufficient for cooking purposes. Poor feed. Cattle chained to the waggons for the night. They have had a long & tedious day’s journey and seem quite exhausted though the roads on the whole have been tolerably good. Prest. Willie notified the Saints that the horn would blow in the morning at rise at 3 so as to start at 4." Levi Savage recorded: Platte hills; Monday 15th Sept 18,56: This fore noon we traveled up the botom on good roads. after noon we commenced to ascend the Bluffs. The ascent was sand; it caused very hard puling. as we arose the sumit three Indians came to us. They were friendly, & Said that the Shians and Soux would kill us all, that they had some five days ago fell upon a large train. What damage was done we did not acertain; and we only have the Indian confirm it at best. At Sundown we camped aroung [sic] a Small Buffalo wallow which had ben reacently been [sic] filed with the reacent rains. We were all much futiegued with our days Journey. We chained the our oxen to the wagon. for there was neither feed nor water, and we had Some fears of the Indians. We Set a Strong guard. about 2 oclock A.M. an alarm was mad. I immediately got out of bed, but Seen nor heard nothing of Indians. Some Said they one Saw one, and heard the voices of others."
Wall, Frederick - (31 or 34), b. England and wife
Wall, Maria Wheeler - (30), b. England Maria's parents Edward and Ann Wheeler, and her sister Mary Wheeler, are in the Willie company also.
Wall, Joseph - (17), b. England with sister,name listed incorrectly in Journal History, 11/9/1856, with words "and wife."
Wall, Sarah Emily - (16), b. England married rescuer, William Cowley
Waters, John - (64), b. England shoemaker, died October 25, 1856, after leaving Rock Creek, possibly buried at Redick Allred's South Pass Camp. John may have been traveling with John Roberts. John Roberts died October 16, 1856. They were both from Bristol, England, and the "Southern Conference Allotment" for the ship Thornton. Ellen Roberts, age 8, possibly John Roberts' daughter, was signed up to go on the Thornton, but withdrew. John Waters was substituted for Ellen.
Vendin, Lars Gudmundsson - (59), b. Sweden (Vendin is also written in some places as Wandelin, Vandelin, Wendin or Wenden)
Ward, Lucy - (23), b. England married rescuer, James Cole, on Nov. 2, 1856, at Ft. Bridger, stayed at Ft. Bridger and Ft. Supply until spring
Watson, Andrew - (24), b. Scotland
West, Sarah - (23 or 24), b. England
Wheeler, Edward - (52), b. England with family
Wheeler, Ann - (55), b. England
Wheeler, Mary Ann - (24), b. England
Whithorn, Eliza Stallard - (42), b.
Whithorn, Joseph - (9), b.
Wicklund, Olof (or Ole) Jacobsen - (30), b. Sweden Ella Nielson or Anderson was traveling with this family.
Wicklund, Ella Jonsson - (30), b. Sweden Ella gave birth to a baby boy who survived shortly before the Willie company ran out of provisions, suffered their first snowstorms, and crossed Rocky Ridge in a blizzard.
Wicklund, Christina - (8), b. Sweden
Wicklund, Jonas - (5 or 6), b. Sweden
Wicklund, Sarah Jacobine - (3), b. Denmark
Wicklund, Ephramine Josephine - (1), b. Denmark
Wicklund, Jacob - (0), b. Sweetwater born on the trail at a most difficult time
Wilford, William - (0), b. with Independent Wagons, joined Hodgett Company at Ft. Laramie (same person as William Wilford Allen)
Wilkie, Isabella - (47 or 48), b. Scotland had charge of Elizabeth Forbes, age 8
Williams, Mary - (50), b. England from eating green plums and sunstroke
Williams, Sarah A. - (22), b. England
Willie, James Gray - (41), b. England returning missionary
Witts, Samuel H. - (65 or 67), b. England
Woodward, William - (23), b. England
Young, Thomas - (19), b. England Smoot wagon, joined Willie Company at Florence, traveling with Martha Campkin’s family
Keetch, William Kempton - (44), b. England William Keetch and family traveled with the Willie company from Iowa City to Florence, then dropped out due to sickness in the family and per Captain Willie's advice. His wife died in Florence a few weeks later. His 8-year-old son also died in Florence 2 months later.
Keetch, Martha Mae - (10), b. England Martha Mae Keetch (Hollingsworth) continued to Utah later and settled Preston, Idaho.
Keetch, Ann Greenwood - (44), b. England The Keetch family stayed in Florence because Ann was ill. She died September 12, 1856, in Florence, one month after the Willie handcart company left there.
Keetch, Jr., William - (8), b. England William's family remained in Florence and did not continue with the Willie handcart company that year. William's mother died September 12, 1856. William died the next month on October 11, 1856. He is buried in Florence.
Keetch, Emma - (11), b. England Emma's family remained at Florence in 1856.
Keetch, Elizabeth - (14), b. England Elizabeth's family remained in Florence in 1856
Keetch, Charles Greenwood - (18), b. England Charles's family remained in Florence in 1856. He continued to Utah in 1861 with the Joseph W. Young wagon company.
Keetch, Ann Marie - (1), b. England Ann's mother, Ann Greenwood Keetch, died in Florence, Nebraska Territory, in 1856. The Keetch family did not continue to Utah that year.
Keetch, Alfred Greenwood - (16), b. England Alfred's family did not continue from Florence, Nebraska Territory in 1856.

Pioneer Members of the Martin Handcart Company

679 Members have been found
Akers, Joseph - (24), b. England died September 22 from diarrhea
Akers, Ann Pugh - (23), b. England married on ship Horizon to Joseph Akers. Joseph died while crossing Nebraska Territory.
Allcock (or Britt), Sarah Upstone Britt - (66), b. England died May 31, buried at sea, mother of Sarah Britt Wright
Allen, Ann - (73), b. England died of stroke on June 27, 1856, before handcart trek began
Allen, Elizabeth - (43), b. England widow, died enroute on unknown date, with children (on board the ship): Maria, James, George, Sarah
Allen, Maria - (24), b. England
Allen, James - (20), b. England
Allen, George - (15), b. England
Allen, Sarah - (12), b. England
Allen, Mary Laysell - (43), b. England died October 6, 1856
Allen, Maria - (21), b.
Allen, Eleanor - (18), b. Ireland
Anderson, Ann Tipping - (47), b. England (died enroute?
Andrews, John J. - (44), b. England John was a tailor from Sheffield, may have died enroute
Anglesea (or Anglesey), Martha - (22), b. England
Ashton, William Albert - (34), b. England joined army at Ft. Laramie
Ashton, Sarah Ann Barlow - (33), b. England died in childbirth at Cutler’s Park, Nebraska
Ashton, Betsy - (11), b. England died on plains
Ashton, Sarah Ellen - (7), b. England
Ashton, Mary - (4), b. England
Ashton, Elizabeth Ann - (1 or 2), b. England died on ship, docked in Boston
Ashton, Sarah Ann - (newborn, Aug. 26, 1856), b. born near Florence, Nebraska, died Sept. 11, 1856, 16 days old; her mother had died in childbirth
Atherton, Ellen Daniels - (57), b. England widow
Bailey, John - (49), b. England and family
Bailey, Jane Allgood - (45), b. England
Bailey, Langley - (18), b. England
Bailey, John - (15), b. England
Bailey, Thomas - (11), b. England
Bailey, David - (5), b. England
Baker, George - (27), b. England buried at sea
Barlow, Ann Crompton - (50), b. England Elizabeth Crompton Haydock of company is sister; Jane Nightingale of company is mother-in-law of Ann’s oldest son, Oswald, already in valley. No deaths in these 3 families headed by widows
Barlow, John - (17), b. England enlisted in army at Ft. Laramie as a contract laborer
Barlow, Jane - (15), b. England left at Ft. Bridger to recuperate, married John Long there, Mar. 15, 1857
Barlow, Joseph Smith - (7), b. England
Barnes, George - (41), b. England died in October on the trail, possibly Oct. 24 (1856)
Barnes, Jane Howard - (41), b. England
Barnes, Margaret - (15), b. England
Barnes, Betsy (or Elizabeth) - (12), b. England
Barnes, Esther - (10), b. England
Barnes, Deborah - (8), b. England died in 1861 at age 14
Barnes, William L. - (5), b. England died in 1866 at age 15
Barnes, Mary Jane - (newborn,), b. Iowa City
Bartholme, Bone - (26), b. Italy died enroute, date unknown
Barton, William - (47), b. England died Sept. 30, 1856
Barton, Mary Ann Taylor - (33), b. England
Barton, Mary Ann - (14), b. England daughter from William’s 1st wife
Barton, Francis - (3.50), b. England
Barton, Elizabeth - (1.50), b. England died 6 July, 1856, near Chicago, Illinois
Batchelor, Emma - (20), b. England traveled with Gourley family
Beecroft, Joseph - (45), b. England family left company Aug. 13 due to illness
Beecroft, Sarah Hurst - (42), b. England family dropped out due to illness; continued to Utah in 1859
Beecroft, Joseph Hurst - (9), b. England family left company due to illness
Beer, Benjamin James - (43 or 44), b. England
Beer, Margaret Keefe - (44), b.
Bennett, Harriet - (51), b. England
Beswick, Ann Burtonwood - (63), b. England Ann was traveling with her son, Joseph. She died enroute on an unknown date.
Beswick, Joseph - (33), b. England traveled with mother, Ann, who died enroute
Billingham, Eliza - (18), b. England daughter of Mary Dyson Billingham Douglas, died July 18, 1856, at Rock Island, Illinois
Binder, William L.S. - (23), b. England
Binder, Eliza - (24), b. England
Bird, Thomas Pearson - (18), b. England died enroute?
Bitton, John Evington - (26), b. England with wife and sister
Bitton, Sarah Susannah Wintle - (17), b. England newly married, traveled with husband John and his sister, Jane
Bitton, Jane - (19), b. England traveled with her brother, John, and his new wife, Susannah
Blackham, Martha - (49), b. England 2 sons in Utah, John Blackham came out with rescuers
Blackham, Samuel - (21), b. England
Blackham, Sarah - (16), b. England
Blackham, Thomas - (14), b. England
Blair, David - (45), b. Scotland with family, died on unknown date in November
Blair, Deborah Jane Rushnell - (39), b. England
Blair, Deborah Louisa - (7), b. England
Blair, Elizabeth - (5), b. England
Blair, David Brigham Major - (1 year), b. England died (Diary of Patience Loader reports 4 total children)
Blakey, Richard John - (43), b. England with wife and children, died between Oct. 19-28, 1856
Blakey, Caroline Garston Williams - (40), b. England
Blakey, John Moroni - (6), b. England
Blakey, Richard Brigham - (8 mos.), b. England
Bleak, James Godson - (26), b. England with family
Bleak, Elizabeth Moore - (28), b. England
Bleak, Richard Moore - (6), b. England
Bleak, Thomas Nelson - (4), b. England
Bleak, James Godson Jr. - (2), b. England
Bleak, Mary - (11 months), b. England
Bowers, Elizabeth - (25), b. married 1 month after arrival
Bradshaw, Elizabeth Simpson Haigh - (48), b. England
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Haigh, Samuel - (20), b. England child of Elizabeth Simpson Haigh Bradshaw
Haigh, Sarah Ann - (19), b. England child of Elizabeth Simpson Haigh Bradshaw
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Bradshaw, Robert Hall - (11), b. England
Bradshaw, Isabella Jane - (10), b. England
Bradshaw, Richard Paul - (6), b. England
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Brice, Richard - (51), b. England with family
Brice, Hannah Edwards Ledder - (50), b. England (2nd marriage for both Hannah and Richard), died about November 12 near "Three Crossings"
Brice, John - (11), b. England returned to England with father
Brice, Jane - (9), b. England, Her mother died on the trail. When her father and brother returned to England, Jane stayed in Utah.
Bridge, Alfred Bloomfield - (19), b. England died November 12, 1856 might have been engaged to Frances Burge of Martin company. Josiah Rogerson wrote of his death: [Nov. 12] "Alfred Bloomfield Bridge [was] a fine young man that [James Bleak] emigrated from his Whitechapel Branch in London; a baker, tall and well formed for life, about 25 years of age; but he succumbed here [at Three Crossings] through starvation and exhaustion. So callous had our feelings become to death, that while eating our bite of supper around the camp fire–and it was not yet sun down, mother requested us to look at Brother Bridge, and see if he was alive. He was only a few feet from our fire, lying on the ground in his robe and some blankets, which we parted, and on looking at his face, saw that his eyes were glazing in death, of which we apprised mother and resumed our supper. Here old John Ollerton died and was buried with Brother Bridge and thirteen others the next morning, so Brother Bleak informed us at the last October conference in this city."
Briggs, John - (42), b. England died November 3, 1856, at Devil's Gate, the day before his family moved into Martin's Cove for shelter
Briggs, Ruth Butterworth - (39), b. England With husband and 7 children; her husband died on Nov. 3, one day before family moved into Martin's Cove.
Briggs, Eliza - (19), b. England
Briggs, Thomas - (13), b. England died November 11 near Bitter Cottonwood Creek
Briggs, James Thomas - (11), b. England
Briggs, Mary Hannah - (7), b. England died November 29, one day before Martin Company entered Salt Lake Valley
Briggs, Sarah Ann - (4), b. England
Briggs, Rachael - (3), b. England
Briggs, Emma - (8 mos.), b. England
Brooks, Nathan - (60), b. England with wife and niece
Brooks, Betty Smith - (53), b. England
Brooks, Alice - (21), b. England, daughter of Samuel Brooks and Sarah Astley, traveled with her uncle and aunt
Brown, Elizabeth Eleanor - (35), b. Isle of Man with sister, Jane, in Martin company Another sister, Esther, traveled in the Hunt wagon company
Brown, Jane - (28), b. Isle of Man with sister, Elizabeth (married James Hunter of Martin Company) Another sister, Esther Brown, traveled in Hunt Company
Burge, Francis E. - (31), b. England may have died on unknown date
Burton, Eliza Cusworth - (32), b. England, widow with two small children
Burton, Joseph Friend - (6), b. England
Burton, Martha Ann - (4), b. England
Carter, Ellen Jackson - (38), b. England widow with 10-year-old son; sister-in-law of Luke Carter; daughter of Charles and Mary Jackson of Martin company
Carter, John - (10), b. England
Carter, Luke - (45), b. England died, probably near Ft. Laramie
Chatelain, Peter Louis - (31), b. Italy may not have been in Martin Company
Clark, Margaretta Unwin - (28), b. England Clark family had taken in Mary A. Biddle Farmer of Hunt Company as a child; Margaretta married rescuer, Anson Call
Clegg, Jonathan - (40), b. England with family
Clegg, Ellen Walmsley - (40), b. England
Clegg, William - (14), b. England
Clegg, Alice - (9), b. England
Clegg, Henry - (3), b. England
Clegg, Margaret Ellen - (6 mos.), b. England
Clifton, Robert - (50), b. England According to family sources, Robert Clifton died some time in November 1856 on his way to Utah.
Clifton, Mary Matilda Blanchard - (45), b. England
Clifton, Rebecca - (20), b. England left company and stayed in Missouri
Clifton, Sophia - (12), b. England
Clifton, Ann - (6), b. England
Cluff, Moses - (28), b. New Hampshire, U.S. brother to Harvey and Joseph Cluff of rescue party, married Rebecca Langman of Willie Co. and Ann Bond of Hunt Co.(traveled mostly with Hodgett Company)
Collings, Richard - (37), b. England with family
Collings, Emma Luella Lawrence - (30), b. England
Collings, Louisa - (9), b. England
Collings, Frederick John (or James) - (7), b. England
Collings, David - (4), b. England
Collings, George - (2), b. England
Collings, Samuel Willard - (5 mos.), b. England
Cook, Jemima - (28), b. England later married John Toone of Martin company
Crane, Ann - (23), b. England
Crossley, Mary Jarvis Smith - (45), b. England Her husband was already in Utah. See also Mary Ann Smith and Joseph Smith in Martin company.
Smith, Mary Ann - (23), b. England Mary Ann either did not get on ship or left the company at Iowa City and went back to England; Daughter of Mary Jarvis Crossley, adopted by James Crossley, birth father's surname may have been Smith.
Smith, Joseph - (19), b. England Son of Mary Jarvis Crossley, died Nov. 5, 1856 in Martin's Cove, birth record shows Joseph, son of Mary Jervis. Joseph apparently later went by the surname of Crossley and was likely adopted by James Crossley. Birth father's surname may be Smith.
Crossley, Hannah - (15), b. England later married rescuer Dennis G. Winn
Crossley, Sarah - (13), b. England
Crossley, Ephraim - (5), b. England
Crossley, William - (1), b. England son of Mary Ann Jarvis or Smith who was the daughter of Mary Jarvis Smith Crossley, (Mary Ann went back to England from Iowa City; William may have stayed with his grandmother, but there is no proof of this. Family records state that Mary Ann was adopted by James Crossley.)
Davis, Edmund - (32), b. England brother, Elias, and wife in Hunt Company
Davies, William - (42), b. Wales
Davies, Elizabeth Williams - (42), b. Wales two single daughters and one married daughter with husband, traveled with Bunker Handcart Company
Dobson, Alice Pickup - (48), b. England
Dobson, Mary Ann - (23), b. England
Dobson, Thomas - (18), b. England Priesthood blessing from Ephraim Hanks saved his feet
Dobson, Willard Richards - (17), b. England
Dodd, Thomas - (36), b. England with family, died on trail
Dodd, Elizabeth Piercy (or Pearson) - (39), b. England Dodd family returned to Kansas
Dodd, Alma - (10), b. England
Dodd, Thomas - (8), b. England
Dodd, Joseph Smith - (6), b. England
Dodd, Elizabeth - (2), b. England
Dodd, Brigham Young - (5 months), b. England
Douglas, John - (40), b. England with family
Douglas, Mary Dyson Billingham - (36), b. England
Billingham, Eliza - (18), b. England daughter of Mary Dyson Billingham Douglas died July 18, 1856
Douglas, William - (15), b. England died November 19, 1856, near South Pass, Wyoming
Durham, Thomas - (28), b. England with wife and sister-in-law
Durham, Mary Morton - (27), b. England wrote words to Hymn 14, "Sweet is the Peace the Gospel Brings"; sister, Eliza Morton was traveling with the Durhams
Eccles, Thomas - (37), b. England with family
Eccles, Alice Hardman - (34), b. England
Eccles, Mary Ann - (11), b. England
Eccles, Martha - (8), b. England
Edmonds, Charles - (56), b. England (may be related to Sarah Grundy of Martin Company)
Edwards, William - (29), b. England died on plains in September, traveled with his sister, Harriet, who died from consumption shortly after arriving in the Salt Lake Valley
Edwards, Harriet - (17), b. England Sister of William Edwards, who was 29 years old. Her brother, William, died near Ft. Kearney in September. Harriet was very ill with consumption. She married and was sealed to Joseph Rich in Salt Lake City in March 1857. His family cared for her until she died in April 1857.
Elliot, Eliza - (19), b. England
Foster, Sarah - (25), b. England, travelled with Ollerton family
Franklin, Thomas Job - (33), b. England with family. Mentioned in autobiography of John Bond of Hodgetts wagon company as carrying members of the Martin handcart company to safety across N. Platte River on October 19.
Franklin, Jane Buckland - (34), b. England
Franklin, Lydia - (14), b. England
Franks, Sarah Ann - (22), b. England engaged to George Padley of Martin Co.
Furner, Robert - (25), b. England
Furner, William Jr. - (20), b. England
Gibbons, Jane - (26), b. Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England
Giles, Aaron Barnett - (15), b. hired by army at Ft. Laramie
Gourley, Paul - (43), b. Scotland with family, (two sons working as teamsters in Hodgett Co.)
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Gourley, Ellison Jap - (24), b. Scotland
Gourley, Nicholas - (11), b. Scotland daughter of Paul
Gourley, Jenette - (8), b. Scotland daughter of Paul
Gourley, George - (7), b. Scotland son of Paul
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Gourley, Paul - (2), b. Scotland son of Paul and Ellison, died 4 months after entering Salt Lake Valley
Gourley, Margaret Glass - (9 months), b. Scotland daughter of Paul and Ellison, died August 15, 1856, between Iowa City, Iowa, and Florence, Nebraska Territory
Green, Charles - (26), b. England with wife, Ann and infant son, George.
Green, Ann Davies (or Davis) - (22), b. England 1865 census shows Ann, Charles, and George in Atchison, Kansas. 1870 census shows family still in Kansas. Ann's notes say "once kept house" and "8 years insane." Charles's occupation is shown as "Tinner," and George is shown as "at home." Ann apparently died prior to 1875 as Charles had remarried. The family stayed in Kansas where Charles died. Previous reference to Ann's maiden name of "Norton" are incorrect.
Green, George - (4 months), b.
Green, Elizabeth - (23), b. England traveled with Mary Harper (died), married nephew of Mary Harper after arrival.
Greening, Mary Ann - (27), b. England with Sarah Jones family
Gregory, Ann - (63), b.
Gregory, Mary - (59), b. sister of Ann
Griffiths, John - (45), b. England with family, died December 1, the day after reaching Salt Lake City
Griffiths, Mary Elizabeth Webb - (30), b. England 2nd wife of John Griffiths
Griffiths, Margaret Ann - (16), b. England
Griffiths, John Jr. - (11), b. England John died on the plains
Griffiths, Jane Eleanor - (8), b. England
Griffiths, Herbert Lorenzo - (5), b. England Herbert died on the plains
Grundy, Sarah - (41), b. may be related to Charles Edmonds, whose first wife was Mary Ann Grundy
Haigh, Samuel and Sarah Ann - (20, 19), b. England children of Elizabeth Simpson Haigh Bradshaw
Halford, John - (57), b.
Halford, Mary (or Sarah) - (53), b.
Hall, Charles - (21), b. England with family
Hall, Elizabeth - (24), b. England
Hall, (son) - (infant), b. Boston born June 29, 1856, at Boston
Harper, Mary Theach - (64), b. England died at Martin's Cove; traveled with Elizabeth Green
Harrison, William - (40), b. England with family
Harrison, Hannah Ellis - (38), b. England
Harrison, Aaron - (18), b. England enlisted in army at Fort Laramie
Harrison, George - (14), b. England left behind with Indian family who nursed him back to health, then came with Johnston’s army to Salt Lake in 1858
Harrison, Mary Ann - (12), b. England
Harrison, Alice - (10), b. England
Harrison, Olivia - (6), b. England
Harrison, Hannah Jr. - (2), b. England
Harrison, Sarah Ellen - (5 months), b. England
Hartle, John - (70), b. England died on the trail
Hartle, Lydia Kniveton - (71), b. England died on the trail
Hartle, Mary - (36), b. England died on the trail
Hartle, William - (40), b. England stayed at Ft. Laramie (Son of John and Lydia Hartle)
Hartle, Elizabeth Williams - (43), b. England wife of William Hartle, died on the trail
Hartle, John - (12), b. England
Hartle, Samuel - (6), b. England
Hartle, William - (3), b. England
Hartle, Ephraim - (newborn), b. on ship Horizon died on the trail
Hartley, Elizabeth Gill - (39), b. England and family
Hartley, Mathilda Jane - (17), b. England
Hartley, Sarah Wells - (19), b. England
Hartley, Samuel - (13), b.
Hartley, Josephine - (10), b. England
Hartley, Farewell Harrison - (7), b. England
Haslam, Esther Howarth - (50), b.
Haslam, Joseph - (18), b.
Hawkey, Hannah Middleton - (33), b. England
Hawkey, James - (14), b. England died at last crossing of Platte, October 19-20
Hawkey, Margaret - (4), b. England
Hawkey, Hannah Jr. - (3), b. England
Haydock, Elizabeth Crompton - (55), b. England sister of Ann Crompton Barlow
Haydock, Mary - (21), b. England
Henshall, David - (41), b.
Herring, Mary E. Cook - (35), b. England with son, George Herring
Herring, George - (16), b.
Hicks, Annie - (19), b. England contains information about James Bleak, James Hawkey, and Jemima Nightingale of Martin company
Higgs, Lydia - (45), b. England
Hill, Mary - (48), b.
Hill, William - (48), b.
Hiott, John - (33), b.
Holt, Robert - (42), b. England
Holt, Ellen Walker - (44), b. England
Holt, Margaret - (23), b. England
Holt, James - (21), b. England
Holt, Daniel - (15), b. England
Holt, Alice - (13), b. England
Holt, Joseph - (11), b. England
Holt, Martha - (5), b. England
Hooker, Lydia Elizabeth - (18), b. England with Jones family, engaged to Samuel S. Jones
Horrocks, Mary - (19), b. England sister of Elizabeth Horrocks Jackson of Martin Company
Housley, Harriet Agnes Cook - (44), b. England
Housley, George - (19), b. England
Howard, William - (10), b.
Hurst, Sarah - (49), b.
Hunter, James - (23), b. England (See John Watkins story); married Jane Brown of Martin Company
Hunter, John - (18), b.
Hunter, George - (19), b.
Jackson, Aaron - (32), b. England died Oct. 19/20, 1856 after "Last" or "Upper" Crossing of Platte River
Jackson, Elizabeth Horrocks - (29), b. England
Jackson, Martha Ann - (7), b. England
Jackson, Mary Elizabeth - (4), b. England
Jackson, Aaron Jr. - (2), b. England
Jackson, Ann Grimshaw - (50), b. England
Jackson, Elizabeth - (23), b. England
Jackson, Martha - (21), b. England
Jackson, Joseph - (16), b. England died shortly after arrival in Salt Lake Valley
Jackson, Samuel - (11), b. England
Jackson, Nephi - (10), b. England
Jackson, Charles - (60), b. England died November 19, near South Pass
Jackson, Mary Loxam - (62), b. England Mother of Ellen Jackson Carter of Martin Co., died October 18, near Deer Creek, Wyoming
Jackson, William - (22), b. England
Jackson, James - (47), b.
Jackson, June (or Jane) - (75), b. England mother of Samuel Jackson of Martin company, died October 5, on the trail near Scotts Bluff, Nebraska
Jackson, Samuel - (39), b. with family
Jackson, Alice - (41), b.
Jackson, Lydia - (15), b.
Jaques, Ann - (42), b.
Jaques, Caroline - (16), b.
Jaques, John - (29), b. England and family
Jaques, Zilpah Loader - (24), b. England parents and siblings (Loader family) also in Martin Company
Jaques, Flora Loader - (1), b. England died Nov. 22/23
Jaques, Alpha Loader - (newborn), b. on trail near Florence, Nebraska Territory
Johnston, Ann - (32), b. John Jaques says she was a servant of the Linforth family in the Hunt Wagon Company; possibly traveling on ship with a Halvorsen family)
Johnston, Elizabeth - (50), b. England
Jones, Sarah Ann Bradshaw Till - (55), b. England Single mother, with two sons
Jones, Samuel S. - (19), b. England engaged to Lydia Hooker of Martin Co.
Jones, Albert - (16), b. England
Jones, William Mason - (73), b. Wales died September 27, on the trail 13 miles east of Ash Hollow in Nebraska Territory
Jupp, Mary - (36), b. England
Kemp, Henry - (25), b.
Kewley, James - (53), b. Isle of Man and family
Kewley, Ann Karran - (39), b. Isle of Man
Kewley, Margaret - (16), b. Isle of Man married rescuer John G. Carlisle
Kewley, Robert - (11), b. Isle of Man
Kewley, Thomas - (3), b. Isle of Man Thomas died on July 4, 1856 and was buried the next day in Cleveland, Ohio
Kirkman, Robert Lomax - (34), b. England died November 11, 1856, near Split Rock and Bitter Cottonwood Creek, along with his infant son in his arms
Kirkman, Mary Lawson - (33), b. England
Kirkman, Robert - (10), b. England
Kirkman, John - (8), b. England
Kirkman, Joseph - (6), b. England
Kirkman, Hiram - (4), b. England
Kirkman, James - (2), b. England
Kirkman, Peter - (), b. Iowa City
Lawley, George - (55), b. England
Leah, James - (57), b. England
Leah, Sarah M. Berry - (57), b. England
Lloyd, Ann - (36), b. Wales
Lloyd, Jane - (7), b. Wales
Lloyd, John - (39), b. Wales
Loader, James - (56), b. England and family
Loader, Amy Britnell - (54), b. England
Loader, Patience - (29), b. England
Loader, Tamar - (28), b. England
Loader, Mariah - (19), b. England
Loader, Jane - (15), b. England Jane died after childbirth in 1864
Loader, Sarah - (12), b. England
Loader, Robert - (10), b. England
Lord, Charles - (39), b. England
Lord, Mary Hentwistle - (36), b. England
Lord, James - (45), b.
Loynd, James Sr. - (51), b. England with family
Loynd, Elizabeth Thompson - (46), b. England
Loynd, John - (19), b. England
Loynd, James - (17), b. England
Loynd, Thomas - (15), b. England
Loynd, Joseph Smith - (12), b. England
Loynd, Richard - (10), b. England
Maisey, Daniel - (39), b. England according to PEF records, Daniel died on the trail
Maisey, Rebecca Simmons - (34), b. England according to PEF records, her husband died on the trail, family records indicate that was in November 1856. Rebecca's sister, Hannah Simmons Phillilps, was already in Utah. Her husband, Edward Phillips, paid the PEF for the Maisey family immigration to Utah.
Maisey, Silas - (6), b. England Silas lost the toes on one of his feet from frostbite and walked with a limp the rest of his life.
Maisey, George - (4), b. England George had both feet amputated due to frostbite. He died at age 12 from diphtheria.
Maisey, Rebecca - (1.50), b. England
Marchant, Caroline Amanda - (15), b. England
Marshall, Marion Brown - (34), b. England
Marshall, Emily - (9), b. Ireland
Martin, Edward, Captain - (37), b. England returning missionary
Mattinson, Robert - (52), b. England
Mattinson, Ann Shaw - (44), b. England
Mattinson, Robert Jr. - (20), b. England
Mattinson, John - (16), b. England
Mattinson, George Thomas - (12), b. England
Mattinson, Elizabeth Ann - (3), b. England
Mayoh, Peter - (40), b. England
Mayoh, Ann Howarth - (39), b. England
Mayoh, Mary Elizabeth - (9), b. England
Mayoh, Noah - (6), b. England
Mayne, John - (24), b. England
McBride, Robert - (52), b. Scotland, died October 20, 1856, between last crossing of Platte River and Red Buttes (near today's Casper, Wyoming); Robert sang a favorite hymn the night before he died. Photo of lyrics attached.
McBride, Margaret Howard - (41), b. England
McBride, Jeanetta Ann - (16), b. England
McBride, Heber Robert - (13), b. England
McBride, Ether Enos - (8), b. Scotland
McBride, Peter Howard - (6), b. Scotland
McBride, Margaret Alice - (3), b. England
Mee, Charlotte - (22), b. England traveled with her 14-year-old sister, Betsy. A sister, Sarah Mee Wright, had already come to Utah in 1849. These sisters had been orphaned at young ages.
Mee, Betsy - (14), b. England traveled with her sister, Charlotte Mee.
Mellor, James - (37), b. England and family
Mellor, Mary Ann Payne - (39), b. England
Mellor, Louisa - (15), b. England
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Mellor, Charlotte Elizabeth - (14), b. England
Mellor, Mary Ann - (10), b. England
Mellor, James Jr. - (7), b. England
Mellor, William Charles - (5), b. England
Mellor, Emma Marintha - (2), b. England
Mellor, Clara Althera - (2), b. England
Mellor, Eliza and Elizabeth - (0), b. Liverpool, England Conjoined twins, born and died in May 1856 as Martin company boarded ship Horizon
Middleton, William - (39), b. England
Middleton, Amy Parsons - (43 or 48), b. mother of Ann Parsons Webster of Martin Co.
Middleton, John - (15), b. England half-brother of Ann Elizabeth Webster in company
Mitchell, Mary - (35), b.
Mitchell, James - (4), b.
Moores (or Mores), Elizabeth - (26), b. England
Moores, Sarah Jane - (2), b.
Morley, Sarah Ann Wood - (29), b. England (father, John Birch Wood, in company)
Morton, Eliza - (20), b. England with sister and brother-in-law, Thomas and Mary Morton Durham
Moss, Joseph - (49), b. England and family
Moss, Mary Brabin - (45), b. England
Moss, Edward - (20), b. England
Moss, Peter John - (18), b. England
Moss, Joseph Jr. - (15), b. England
Moss, James - (12), b. England
Moss, Alice - (10), b. England
Moss, Hiram - (8), b. England
Munn, Edward Fredrick - (22), b. England did not continue to SLC in 1856, stayed near Platte Bridge,built toll bridge and trading post near Chimney Rock
Murdoch, Mary Murray - (73), b. Scotland traveling with James Steele family ("Wee Granny")
Nightingale, Jane Arche - (57), b. England and family
Nightingale, Sarah Ann - (31), b. England
Nightingale, Jemima - (21), b. England
Nightingale, Joseph - (16), b. England See Ann Barlow family, Oswald Barlow is son-in-law
Normington, Thomas - (37), b. England Thomas died either in October or November while crossing the plains.
Normington, Maria Jackson - (36), b. England Correction: Maria Normington did not have two brothers with her in the Martin handcart company, as previously thought.
Normington, Lavinia - (10), b. England
Normington, Mary Ellen - (8), b. England
Normington, Hannah - (6), b. England
Normington, Ephraim Robert - (4), b. England Ephraim Robert died on the journey, likely in October or November
Normington, Daniel - (1), b. England Daniel died on the journey, probably in August
Normington, Baby Boy - (0), b. pioneer trail appears to be a premature stillborn
Oldham, John - (33), b. England and family
Oldham, Sarah Hodgkinson - (23), b. England
Oldham, Jane Elizabeth - (4), b. England
Oldham, Louis William - (6 mos.), b. England
Ollerton, John - (56), b. England John died Nov. 12, 1856, at Three Crossings of Sweetwater.
Ollerton, Alice Dandy - (53), b. England Alice died Nov. 20, 1856 at Big Sandy.
Ollerton, Alice - (19), b. England Alice died Dec. 1, 1856, the day after the Martin company reached Salt Lake City.
Ollerton, Jane Ann - (15), b. England
Ollerton, Sarah - (5), b. England
Openshaw, William Jr. - (60), b. England
Openshaw, Ann Walmsley Greenhalgh - (50), b. England
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Openshaw, Samuel - (22), b. England
Openshaw, Levi - (19), b. England
Openshaw, Mary C. - (17), b. England
Openshaw, Eleanor - (14), b. England
Openshaw, Mary Ann - (10), b. England
Openshaw, Eliza Booth - (19), b.
Ord, Thomas - (29), b. England
Ord, Eleanor Grant - (26), b. England
Orme, Amy Kirby - (52), b. England
Orme, Sarah Ann - (29), b. England
Orme, Samuel Washington - (24), b. Ohio
Orme, Rebecca - (18), b. England
Padley, George W. - (20), b. England
Palmer, Richard - (4), b.
Parker, Esther Rushton - (37), b. family (husband, William Parker died in Feb. 1856)
Parker, Caroline - (36), b. unmarried daughter of William Parker and 1st wife, Mary)
Parker, Ellen - (8), b.
Parker, Priscilla - (5), b.
Parkes, Elizabeth H. - (26), b. England (her father died at Mormon Grove, Kansas), Elizabeth joined the Martin Company at Florence, Nebraska Territory Some clarifications and corrections need to be made to story by unnamed grandchild.
Parkinson, John - (37), b. England died enroute, probably in October
Parkinson, Ellen Smalley - (37), b. England died enroute, probably in October
Parkinson, Samuel - (18), b. England left company and returned to Florence, came to Utah later, died in Nevada in 1883
Parkinson, Joseph - (16), b. England died enroute, probably in October
Parkinson, Jane Elizabeth - (11), b. England
Parkinson, Margaret - (9), b. England
Parkinson, John - (7), b. England "Johnnie" died in a logging accident at age 15.
Parkinson, Ellen Jr. - (5), b. England
Parkinson, Mary - (3), b. England died July 25 at Iowa City campground, prior to family leaving on handcart trek
Parkinson, Esther - (2), b. England died enroute, possibly on July 25 at Iowa City campground
Parkinson, William - (Infant), b. England died at Iowa City campground July 20, prior to family leaving with handcart company
Patching, Susannah - (47), b. married William Goble of Hunt Wagon Company
Paxman, William Reed Horizon - (), b. Horizon parents stayed in Philadelphia, came to Salt Lake later;became 1 of 3 sets of grandparents of Marjorie Pay Hinckley that was on the Horizon
Pearce (or Pierce), Robert - (31), b. England crippled man, died approximately September 18, Nebraska Territory
Pears, John Burton - (58), b. England Died October 21, 1856, near Red Buttes
Pears, Rosehannah Whitehead - (55), b. England Jane Whitehead May of Hunt Co. may be her sister)
Pears, Eliza Rosanna - (19), b. England her father died on the trail
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Pears, Daughter - (0), b. buried at sea
Peel, John - (58), b. England died on the trail Nov. 12, 1856
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Peel, Annie Naomi - (8), b. England
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Peel, Marintha Althera - (5), b. England
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Peyton, Nathaniel - (58), b. and family
Peyton, Margaret - (37), b.
Peyton, Eliza - (3 months), b.
Platt, Benjamin - (23), b. England
Platt, Mary Graves - (19), b. England
Porrit, Margaret McCann - (36), b. Ireland
Porrit, Nathaniel - (15), b. England
Porrit, Rebecca - (12), b. England
Porrit, Thomas - (6), b. England Married Sarah E.Hampton of Martin Co.
Pucell, Samuel - (51), b. England
Pucell, Margaret Perren - (53), b. England
Pucell, Ann - (25), b. England
Pucell, Margaret Augusta - (14), b. England
Pucell, Ellen - (9), b. England lost her legs
Pucell, Eliza Schofield - (25), b. England daughter-in-law of Samuel and Margaret, (husband, William Pucell, came to America, but did not continue to Utah with family)
Pucell, Robert - (1), b. England
Purson, John - (70), b. England
Quinn, Mary Ann Jr. - (22), b. Channel Islands
Quinn, Harriet - (19), b. Channel Islands
Quinn, Elizabeth - (17), b. Channel Islands with parents and other siblings in Willie Company to Florence, then with Martin, rest of family came 1860)
Ramsden, Samuel Lee - (45), b. England and family
Ramsden, Esther - (43), b. England
Ramsden, Samuel C. - (12), b. England Samuel C. Ramsden was a foster son. He was actually a nephew, Samuel Clough. This family may not have come to Utah, or they came and went back to England. There is ongoing research.)
Read, Samuel George - (49), b. England and family, b. England, stayed behind in Iowa to look for lost son, Walter
Read, Elizabeth Georgina Quilley - (52), b. England
Read, Alicia Quilley - (15), b. England
Read, Samuel Milford - (14), b. England , stayed behind in Iowa with father, did not continue to Utah in 1856 with Martin handcart company
Read, Thisbe Quilley - (11), b. England married rescuer, Ephraim Hanks
Read, Walter Pyramus - (7), b. England , became lost less than 2 weeks after leaving Iowa City, mother and sister returned twice to look for him, in 1858 and 1861, when he was finally located and returned to Utah.
Rhead, Josiah - (25), b. family left company at Newton, Iowa, came to Utah 1861
Rhead, Eliza Lewis - (31), b.
Rhead, Edward Henry - (5), b.
Rhead, Eliza Persis - (1), b.
Riley, Mary Ann Malley - (39), b. England
Riley, Thomas Caton - (12), b. England
Robinson, Frederic C. - (29), b. England
Robinson, Elizabeth Gambles - (17), b. England
Robinson, Solomon - (23), b. England
Robinson, Elizabeth - (20), b. England
Robinson, George - (53), b. England and family; George left his family and the company in Iowa
Robinson, Margaret Angus - (52), b.
Robinson, Dorothy - (32), b. England
Robinson, Elizabeth - (18), b. England married rescuer Gibson Condie
Robinson, George Jr. - (12), b. England left company in Iowa,
Rodwell, John - (55), b. England
Rodwell, Sarah - (59), b. England
Rogerson, Mary Harrison Ferron - (52), b. England and family
Rogerson, James - (25), b. England crippled, turned back at Iowa Hill
Rogerson, Bridget - (23), b. England
Rogerson, William - (22), b. England
Rogerson, Josiah - (15), b. England
Rogerson, Sarah Ann - (12), b. England married John Henry Lister of Martin Co.
Rogerson, John Edward - (9), b. England
Routledge, Jessamine Elizabeth - (22), b. England Hunt Company
Royle, Sarah Moss - (67), b. England
Scott, Mary - (63), b. England
Sculthorpe, George John - (47), b. England
Seddon, Richard - (40), b. England
Seddon, Elizabeth - (18), b. England
Seddon, Esther - (12), b. England
Sermon, Joseph Simon - (54), b. died, prob. Martin’s Cove
Sermon, Elizabeth Whitear - (37), b. England
Sermon, John Lloyd - (10), b. England
Sermon, Henry - (8), b. England
Sermon, Robert - (6), b. England
Sermon, Marion Elizabeth - (3), b. England
Severn, William Thomas - (19), b. England
Severn, Mary Astle - (19), b. England married on ship Horizon on May 29, 1856
Shorten, John Bussey - (20), b. England stayed at Devil’s Gate (teamster for Hodgett Company)
Shorton, James - (14), b. another James Shorten may have been with these brothers, more research needed)
Southwell, John William - (23), b. England
Speakman, Hannah - (19), b. England with Parkinson family
Squires, Henry Augustus - (31), b. England and family
Squires, Sarah Minnie Catlin - (29), b. England
Squires, Sarah Augusta (8), b. England - (8), b. England
Squires, Mary Emily - (6), b. England
Squires, Catherine Harriet - (5), b. England
Squires, Clara Annie - (3), b. England
Squires, Rosetta Agnes - (1 yr), b. England
Squires, Echo Levinia - (), b. Echo Canyon, Utah
Steele, James - (29), b. Scotland with family, died November 10,1856, on the trail just east of Split Rock, Wyoming.
Steele, Elizabeth Wylie - (29), b. Scotland
Steele, William George - (1), b. England Mary Murdoch with this family, also Mary Ann Wylie, grandmother of William George
Stimpson, William - (35), b. England and family
Stimpson, Rebecca Lubbock - (30), b. England died in childbirth
Stimpson, Frederick - (3), b.
Stimpson, William B. - (17 mos.), b.
Stimpson, Baby Boy - (0), b.
Stinson, Samuel - (), b. with family
Stone, Jonathan - (56), b.
Stones, James - (32), b. England with family,; tent captain of 20 (Jesse Taylor account)
Stones, Mary Milnes - (34), b. England
Stones, Hannah Rachel - (11), b. England
Stones, Sarah Elizabeth - (7), b. England
Stones, John Charles - (4), b. England
Stones, James Erastus - (3), b. England
Tann, Catherine - (16), b.
Tasker, Andrew - (52), b. England
Taylor, Elizabeth Hinton - (53), b. England widow, traveled with two daughters, Sarah and Elizabeth, and brother-in-law, James Taylor
Taylor, Sarah - (20), b. England, also traveled with Jesse Haven in the Hodgett Company. She later married Jesse Haven.
Taylor, Elizabeth - (16), b. England, with widowed mother and sister, Sarah, and uncle, James Taylor
Taylor, Joseph - (44), b. England Joseph was with his wife Harriet Sidwell Taylor, daughter Mary Taylor Upton, and son-in-law, William Upton. Joseph died on October 8, 1856, when the Martin company was near Fort Laramie. His wife and son-in-law both died on November 10, 1856, when the company was east of Split Rock.
Taylor, Harriet Sidwell - (49), b. England Harriet was traveling with her husband Joseph Taylor, daughter Mary Taylor Upton, and son-in-law, William Upton. Joseph died on Oct. 8, 1856, when the Martin company was near Fort Laramie. Harriet and William Upton both died on November 10, 1856, when the company was just east of Split Rock.
Taylor, Mary Soar - (31), b. England , widow with two sons. Married John Harvey Moore of Hodgett Co. after arrival in Utah
Taylor, William Henry - (12), b. England son of Mary Soar Taylor, mountain fever took its toll during the trek and William never fully recovered. He died in 1860.
Taylor, Jesse Soar - (10), b. England
Thomas, James - (), b. married Ann at Ft. Laramie, joined the army and stayed there
Thomas, Ann Jane - (14), b. Wales on ship Samuel Curling
Thompson, John Walthew - (30), b. England and family
Thompson, Mary - (30), b. England
Thompson, Mary Jane - (9), b. England
Thomson, Moses - (24), b. Scotland
Thorne, James - (51), b. England Jane Thorne of Hunt Company is sister
Thornton, Hannah Heaton - (29), b. England
Thornton, Wardman - (8), b. England
Thornton, Amanda - (5), b. England
Thornton, Sarah Ann - (3), b. England
Toone, John - (43), b. England
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Turner, Robert - (30), b.
Turner, William - (28 or 4), b.
Twelves, Charles - (37), b. England and family
Twelves, Ann Elizabeth Henrietta Gunn - (36), b.
Twelves, Charles Samuel - (13), b. England
Twelves, John Robert - (11), b. England
Twelves, Ann Elizabeth Henrietta - (7), b. England
Twelves, Orson - (5), b. England
Twelves, Brigham - (2), b. England
Twelves, Mary Jane - (), b.
Tyler, Daniel - (39), b. aide to Captain Martin from Florence, returning missionary, some referenced company name as Martin/Tyler
Upton, William - (21), b. England died November 10, east of Split Rock. Mother-in-law, Harriet Sidwell Taylor, also died on this day. They are buried in the same grave.
Upton, Mary Taylor - (20), b. England Mary traveled with her parents Joseph and Harriet Taylor, and her husband William Upton. Her parents and husband all died on the trail.
Upton, Baby - (0), b. died
Venner, Richard - (70 or 89), b. England
Walker, William James - (28), b.
Walker, Sarah Rebecca Ekins - (24), b.
Walker, William T. - (43), b.
Wallwork, Thomas - (27), b. England died on unknown date on the plains
Wallwork, William - (6), b.
Walsh, William - (30), b. England died near Devi's Gate, first week of November.
Walsh, Alice Fish - (27), b. England
Walsh, Robert - (5), b. England died September 13, 1856, on the trail near Ft. Kearney
Walsh, John - (3), b. England
Walsh, Sarah - (6 months), b. England
Wardell, Hannah - (35), b. England married John Toone of company
Wardle, Isaac John - (20), b. England married Mary Ashton of Martin company
Watkins, John - (22), b. England and family
Watkins, Margaret Ackhurst - (24), b. England
Watkins, Elizabeth - (4), b. England
Watkins, John Thomas - (1.50), b. England
Watts, Charles O. - (18), b.
Waugh, George Peden - (67), b. England counselor to Martin; in charge of company invalids
Webster, Francis - (25), b. England with family
Webster, Ann Elizabeth Parsons - (24), b. England mother and step-father in the company are the Middletons
Webster, Amy Elizabeth - (27), b. Nebraska
Welch, Brother - (), b. died. Sept. 13 (from William Binder’s diary)
White, Elias - (25), b. and family
White, Elizabeth E. - (23), b.
White, George Washington - (5), b.
White, Alice Ellenor - (0), b.
White, Maria Christmas - (55), b. England
Whittaker, Robert - (19), b. England brother, John, in Hunt Company)
Wignall, Sarah Parkinson - (49), b. England and family
Wignall, Mary Ann - (25), b. England
Wignall, Sarah Jane - (16), b. England
Wignall, William - (33), b. England and family
Wignall, Grace Slater - (35), b. England
Wignall, Joseph Smith - (11), b. England
Wignall, Mary - (8), b. England
Wignall, James - (7), b. England
Wignall, Jane - (4), b. England
Wignall, Grace - (2), b. England
Wignall, William Henry - (3 mos.), b. England
Wilkinson, Charles - (40), b. England Came in 1855 to America, caught up to Martin, delivering books in wagon for President F. D. Richards)
Wilkinson, Sarah Hughes - (40), b. Wales
Wilkinson, Joseph Thomas - (9), b. England
Wilkinson, Sarah Jane - (6), b. England
Wilkinson, Mary - (4), b. England
Williamson, Ann Aldred - (48), b. England husband already in Utah
Williamson, Ellen - (23), b. England
Williamson, Elizabeth Ann - (19), b. England
Williamson, Mary - (17), b. England
Williamson, William - (14), b. England
Williamson, John - (11), b. England
Williamson, Betsy - (3), b. England
Williamson, Sarah - (20), b.
Wilson, Elizabeth Ramsey Small - (), b. left Martin Co. to travel with Babbit’s wagons, captured by Indians, letter from Dan W. Jones confirms her subsequent death; had left a letter to a cousin, found by the Willie Co., who also buried her baby; (husband,Thomas Henry Wilson, already immigrated to Utah, was with rescuers)
Wilson, Baby - (6 mos.), b. United States mother began journey with Martin company but left it to travel ahead with Babbitt's wagons which was later massacred. Baby killed on Aug. 25, 1856, by Indians, 9 miles west of Prairie Creek, Neb., buried by Willie company when passing massacre site, reburied by Martin company when passing site.
Wilson, James - (26), b. and family
Wilson, Elizabeth Ollerton - (24), b. England Elizabeth's parents, John and Alice Dandy Ollerton, were also in the company. They both died with the Martin handcart company trek in November. Elizabeth's sister, Alice, also died the day after reaching Salt Lake City. Elizabeth gave birth to a baby girl aboard the ship Horizon. The baby was named Nancy Horizon Wilson. She lived three weeks and was buried at sea.
Wilson, Nancy Horizon - (0), b. at sea Nancy was born on the ship Horizon, she lived only three weeks and was buried at sea. Her mothers parents were the Ollertons, who also traveled on the Horizon and with the Martin handcart company
Winn, Jane Broughton - (58), b. England Jane died the day the Martin Company left Fort Laramie, probably Oct. 9. Family records indicate her son, Dennis George Winn, participated in the rescue.
Winn, Mary Agnes - (12), b. England daughter of Jane Broughton Winn
Wood, John Birch - (51), b. his daughter, Elizabeth Morley, in company)
Woods, Peter - (75), b. England died ?
Woods, Mary Nicholson - (59), b. Ireland
Woodcock, Charles - (52), b. Lancashire, England died on the plains, September 20, 1856
Woodcock, Joseph - (29), b. England, from Yorkshire
Woodcock, Jane - (34 or 37), b. England
Woodhead, John - (20), b. England
Wright, Elizabeth Adamson - (64), b. England widow, with daughter, Elizabeth
Wright, Elizabeth - (22), b. England
Wright, Rachel Watts - (46), b. England with son, Charles
Wright, Charles - (13), b. England
Wright, John - (48), b. England father-in-law of Sarah Ann Britt Wright, died en route August 11/12, 1856
Wright, Sarah Ann Britt - (29), b. England mother, Sarah Allcock, died on ship; (husband left family previously, did not come)
Wright, James Brigham - (11), b. England
Wright, Thomas Britt - (4), b. England
Wright, Emma Mariah - (2), b. England
Wrigley, Ann - (60), b. England traveled with Platt family
Wylie, Mary Ann George - (66), b. Ireland widow, mother of Elizabeth Steele of Martin Co., married Guy Keysor in Utah about 2 months after arriving in Salt Lake Valley
McMurrin, Isabella - (17), b. November 23, 1838 Scotland The McMurrin family traveled with the Martin handcart company as well as the Hunt wagon company. 10-year-old Margaret McMurrin became the grandmother of Church president Harold B. Lee.
McMurrin, Margaret Irvine - (61), b. 22 September 1794 Scotland Margaret first traveled with family in the Martin handcart company, and then in the Hunt wagon company. She was a widow. Church President Harold B. Lee was her great-great-grandson.
McMurrin, Jr., Joseph - (34), b. 14 July 1821 Scotland Joseph traveled with his family in the Martin handcart company and also the Hunt wagon company. His family consisted of his mother, Margaret Irvine McMurrin, his sister, Isabella, his wife, Margaret Leaing McMurrin, his mother-in-law, Elizabeth Irvine Leaing, and his three daughters: Margaret, Mary, and Jeanette. His daughter, Margaret, became the grandmother of Church President Harold B. Lee.
McMurrin, Margaret Leaing - (30), b. 26 February 1826 Scotland Margaret traveled with her family first in the Martin handcart company and then in the Hunt wagon company. Church President Harold B. Lee was her great-grandson.
McMurrin, Margaret - (10), b. 13 May 1846 Scotland Margaret traveled with the Martin handcart company and the Hunt wagon company. She became the grandmother of Church President Harold B. Lee.
McMurrin, Mary - (7), b. 8 July 1848 Scotland Mary traveled with her parents, Aunt Isabella, and both grandmothers in the Martin handcart company and then the Hunt wagon company. She nursed her sister's son (the father of Harold B. Lee) when her sister, Margaret, died shortly after childbirth. After nursing the baby for a time, he was taken to Grandmother Margaret Irvine McMullin for his care. Mary and Margaret married brothers, Francis and Samuel Lee.
McMurrin, Jennette - (1), b. 23 December 1854 Scotland Jennette traveled with her family in the Martin handcart company and then in the Hunt wagon company. She was with her parents, two sisters, Aunt Isabella, and both her grandmothers.
Steele, James Ephraim - (3), b. Scotland
Stone, Jonathan - (56), b. England died Oct. 19-20 near last crossing of N. Platte River

Pioneer Members of the Hodgett Wagon Company

176 Members have been found
Ahmansen, Grethe Sophie Fjelstad - (26), b. Norway Her husband was a Sub-Captain in the Willie handcart company
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Ahmansen, Jacob - (1), b. Norway Son of Grethe and Johan Ahmanson
Ainge, George - (19), b. England Carried members of Martin Co. to safety across N. Platte River; surname incorrectly written as "Haines" in several places. Mentioned in John Bond autobiography. John Bond quote in biography of John Latey attached here.
Andersen (or Anderson), Anders - (19), b. Denmark Brother of Jorgen
Andersen (or Anderson), Jorgen - (20), b. Denmark Brother of Anders
Ayrton, Isabella Lambert - (56), b. England Mother of Jane Tennant. Died October 30, 1856, buried at Willow Springs.
Ayrton, William - (28), b. England Son of Isabella Ayrton, brother of Jane Tennant
Ballan, William - (42), b. England With wife, Ann; son, Charles William; and daughter, Sarah Ann. Salt Lake City, Utah Territory Census for 1860 shows William, Ann, and Sarah still living in Salt Lake. William is listed as a watchmaker.
Ballan, Ann Rea - (41), b. England
Ballan, Charles William - (17), b. England
Ballan, Sarah Ann R. - (8), b. England
Baynham, Elizabeth (Betsey) - (21), b. England Married Ben Hodgett
Bithell, Samuel - (19), b. England
Boden, Mary - (21), b. England
Bond, William - (39), b. England Family first immigrated to the U.S. in 1848.
Bond, Mary Ann - (34), b. England
Bond, Sarah - (17), b. England
Bond, Ann - (15), b. England
Bond, John - (12), b. England
Bond, Margaret - (8), b. England
Bond, Mary Jane - (6), b. Fall River, Mass.
Bond, Joseph William - (3), b. Fall River, Mass.
Bond, Nephi Alma - (1), b. Fall River, Mass.
Burnham, Elizabeth - (21), b. England
Callan, Charles W. - (20), b. Wales
Callan, Ann - (39), b. Wales
Christensen, Christian Madsen - (11), b. Denmark Connected with Anna Nilson of Hodgett Co. and Anders Christensen of Willie Co.
Christensen, Lars Christian - (24), b. Denmark
Cluff, Moses - (28), b. Durham, New Hampshire, United States Moses sailed from Liverpool on the ship Thornton in 1856, where he served as a counselor to Captain James G. Willie. After assisting the handcart emigration, he traveled with the Hodgetts wagon company. He was a returning missionary. His brother, Harvey Cluff, was with rescuers. Moses later married Ann Bond of the Hodgetts company, and Rebecca Langman of the Willie handcart company.
Cooper, John - (22), b. England Engaged to Mary Ann Lewis of Hodgett Co. Stayed at Devils Gate through winter.
Dove, James - (37), b. England James or his 14-year-old son, George carried members of Martin handcart company across N. Platte River on Oct. 19. John Bond of the Hodgetts company mentions George performing this service. Quote in attached bio for John Latey. James and his sons apostatized from the Church and joined with the Morrisite movement, which eventually took them to California. Attached is a letter from James Dove to Church President John Taylor in 1882.
Dove, Alice Stevenson - (39), b. England
Dove, George Stevenson - (14), b. England James or his 14-year-old son, George carried members of Martin handcart company across N. Platte River on Oct. 19. John Bond of the Hodgetts company mentions George performing this service. Quote in attached bio for John Latey.
Dove, Sarah Elizabeth - (12), b. England
Fisher, William - (42), b. England
Fisher, Elizabeth Squire - (33), b. England
Gad, Frederick Cristian Wilhelm - (25), b. Denmark
Gillies, Robert - (35), b. Scotland Robert Gilles family did not continue with Hodgett company in 1856. They traveled to Utah with the Jesse B. Martin company in 1857.
Gillies, Jane Sinclair - (35), b. Scotland
Gillies, John - (87), b. Scotland Father of Robert Gilles. Died near Florence, Nebraska, 1 July 1857, as member of Jesse B. Martin company. (Gilles family dropped out of Hodgett company in 1856.)
Gillies, Moroni - (10), b. Scotland
Gillies, Annie Campbell - (9), b. Scotland
Gillies, Daniel Sinclair - (7), b. England
Gillies, Christina Gibb - (3), b. England
Golder, Richard - (24), b. England
Golder, Mary Ann Brooks - (20), b. England
Golder, Eber - (20), b. England Brother to Richard
Golder, Emma (Emily Mary) - (2), b. England
Golder, George William - (4 months), b. England died shortly after family arrived in Salt Lake Valley
Godsall, John - (47), b. England Rescuer, William Broomhead, drove John Godsall's team back to Salt Lake, after leaving Devil's Gate.
Godsall, Mary Baynham - (52), b. England
Godsall, Louisa - (19), b. England
Godsall, Susanna - (16), b. England
Godsall, Frances Amelia - (8), b. England
Godsall, John Jeter - (5), b. England
Gourley, Robert - (17), b. Scotland Teamster Sons of Paul Gourley of Martin Company
Gourley, Alexander - (15), b. Scotland Teamster Sons of Paul Gourley of Martin Company
Haines (See George Ainge), George - (19), b. England Carried members of Martin Co. to safety across N. Platte River.
Hamilton, Henry - (24), b. Scotland
Hammond (or Ammon), Sarah - (30), b. U.S.
Haven, Jesse - (46), b. Massachusetts Jesse Haven led a handcart company from Iowa City, Iowa, to Florence, Nebraska, where it was combined with the Martin handcart company. Jesse then traveled with the Hodgetts wagon company to Devil's Gate. Shortly after leaving Devil's Gate, Jesse split with Hodgetts and traveled independently. His daily diary entries give much good information about the travels of these companies and their rescue.
Hawkins, William - (39), b. England
Hawkins, Elizabeth - (40), b. England
Higgs, George - (28), b. U.S.
Higgs, Thomas - (33), b. England
Higgs, Elizabeth Stowe - (32), b. England Her mother, Ann Kite Stowe, was traveling with the family. They also traveled with the Martin handcart company.
Higgs, Mary Susanna - (7), b. Utica, New York
Higgs, Annie Elizabeth - (2), b. Utica, New York
Higgs, Thomas Young - (infant), b. Davenport, Iowa died July 2, 1856, Iowa
Hodgett, Emily - (15), b. England
Hodgett, William Benjamin - (24), b. England Brother of Emily Hodgett, returning from mission to Great Britain. Captained Hodgett wagon company.
Jackson, Joseph - (42), b. England
Jensen, Christian - (30), b. Denmark with wife, Karen Jensen Jensen and 2-year-old son, Jens Christian Jensen, who died at Iowa City campground on June 30, 1856, prior to departure .
Jensen, Caroline Larsen - (38), b. Denmark
Jensen, Christiane Kirstine (Stina) - (17), b. Denmark
Jensen, Jens Christian - (2), b. Peterborg Parish, Denmark
Jerry, Joseph - (), b. England
Jones, William - (45), b. England Died about October 21, 1856, near Red Buttes (Platte River)
Jones, Mary Ann Dovell - (49), b. England Suffered a stroke after her husband became ill. Her daughter, Louisa Jones, wrote story of family's immigration, and her father's dying testimony.
Jones, Robert - (21), b. England Crippled
Jones, Louisa - (18), b. England Drove the wagon after father and mother became ill.
Jones, Frederick William - (14), b. England
Jorgensen, Lars - (41), b. Denmark died November 29, 1856, just short of arrival in the Salt Lake Valley.
Jorgensen, Karen Kirstine Neilsen - (30), b. Denmark with husband, Lars, mother, Martha Nielsen, and daughter, Caroline. Her husband died just short of reaching the Salt Lake Valley, probably near Green River.
Jorgensen, Karen - (3), b. Denmark daughter of Lars and Karen Kirstine, her father died just before arrival in the Salt Lake Valley
Krause, Marie Wilhemina Catherine - (9), b. Denmark traveling with Lars and Bodil Madsen family
Larsen, Johannes - (33), b. Denmark
Larsen, Ane Jorgensen - (31), b. Denmark
Larsen, Christiana Margrethe - (5), b. Denmark
Larsen, Sarah - (3), b. Denmark
Larsen, Lauritz (Louis) - (1), b. Denmark
Larsen, Joseph - (baby), b. Laramie, Wyoming
Larsen, Niels - (30), b. Denmark
Lason (or Larson), Line (Lene) - (50), b. Denmark
Latey, Henry Lash - (17), b. England Brother of John H. Latey of Hodgett wagon company. Another brother, William, was in the Hunt wagon company.
Latey, John Henry - (21), b. England Stayed at Devil’s Gate. Called as clerk to presidency there. Carried members of Martin Co. across N. Platte River. (Brother, William Latey, with Hunt Co.)
Leason, Rivinia - (21), b. Quincy, Illinois With Independent Wagon with Willie Co. until Ft. Laramie, then joined Hodgetts company
Leason, William N. - (22 months), b. United States died September 28, 1856 while traveling with widowed mother in Independent wagons with Willie handcart company; Mother left Willie company at Fort Laramie and joined with Hodgetts wagon company for rest of journey
Leslie (Leisley or Leasly), Alice - (62), b. England Widow, purchased wagon bows for 50 cents on July 7, 1856, at Iowa City outfitting camp
Leslie, Ann - (24), b. England with widowed mother; married Thomas Senior of Hodgetts company after arrival in Salt Lake
Lewis, Mary Ann - (22), b. England Engaged to John Cooper of Hodgett Co.
Lowson, T.M. - (), b. Denmark
Lund, Hans Christian (Senior) - (38), b. Denmark
Lund, Nielsine Kreutzbach - (35), b. Denmark
Lund, Hans Christian (Jr.) - (9), b. Denmark
Lund, Nielsine Wilhelmine - (2), b. Denmark
Madsen, Bodil Nielsen - (50), b. Denmark
Madsen, Lars - (62), b. Denmark Died at Devil's Gate. May have shared a wagon with the Johannes Larson family for a time.
Madsen, Lars Christian - (8), b. Denmark Wilhelmina Krause was traveling with this family.
Manning, Elisha - (21), b. U.S. Stayed at Devil’s Gate.
Mekelsen, Ole (or C.) - (42), b. Denmark
Mikkelsen, Maren - (61), b.
More (or Moore), John Harvey - (), b. Ireland
Neilsen (or Nielsen), Johanne - (26), b. Denmark
Neilsen (or Nielsen), Maren - (32), b. Denmark
Nielsen, Martha Soreson (Sorensen) - (66), b. Denmark Sister-in-law to Lars Jorgensen
Nielson, Lissa (22), b. Sweden from Jutland, Lissa - (22), b. Jutland, Sweden From Jutland
Nilson, Anna (29) b. Denmark, Anna - (29), b. Denmark (see C.M. Christensen)
Olsen, Christian (or Christien) - (59), b. Norway
Otesen (or Otsen or Olsen), Hans - (22), b. Denmark
Parry or Perry, Joseph - (14), b. Wales
Peterson, Anna (20), b. England, Anna Sarah - (20), b. England or surname "Jensen"
Philip (Phillip or Philips), Alfred - (27), b. England
Porter, Nathan Tanner - (36), b. U.S. Captain of 10, returning missionary
Provost, Charles Bauldin - (20), b. U.S.
Provost, David Woodruff - (6), b. U.S. son
Provost, James Wheeler - (13), b. U.S.
Provost, Julia Ann - (22), b. U.S. daughter
Provost, Julia Ann Wheeler - (41), b. U.S.
Provost, Luke - (47), b. U.S. head of family, went back to New Jersey to take care of some business, and died returning to Utah in 1863
Provost, Sarah Catherine - (2), b. U.S.
Rasmasen (or Rasmussen), Hans - (22), b. Denmark
Rasmussen (or Rasmasen), Hans - (40), b. Denmark
Rasmussen, Anna (or Annie) - (2), b. Denmark
Rasmussen, Bendt - (7), b. Denmark
Rasmussen, Christina (or Stene) - (2), b. Denmark Christina died before family crossed the plains, on June 24, 1856. She is buried on a hill at Pond Creek, Illinois. She is the twin sister of Annie Rasmussen.
Rasmussen, Jens - (9), b. Denmark
Rasmussen, Karen (or Caroline) - (5), b. Denmark
Rasmussen, Maren Stephensen - (35), b. Denmark
Rasmussen, Rasmus - (11), b. Denmark
Rowley, George - (28), b. England
Rowley, Isabella - (30), b. England
Rowley, Isabella - (9), b. England
Rowley, James - (23), b. England Brother to John and George
Rowley, John - (34), b. England Brother to George and James of Hodgett Co.
Rowley, Joseph - (2 months), b. England
Rowley, Margrett - (4), b. England
Rowley, Mary - (2), b. England
Rowley, Sarah - (6), b. England
Rowley, William - (12), b. England
Scott, Joseph Green - (8), b. U.S.
Scott, Mary Cain - (79), b.
Scott, Mary Ferguson - (45), b. U.S. Widow
Senior, Thomas - (25), b. England married Ann Leslie of company after arrival in Salt Lake
Slater, Thomas - (21), b. England
Starley (or Sterling), Henry - (31), b. England
Stewart, Elizabeth Murdoch - (32), b. Scotland. Died November 23, about 5 miles east of Green River.
Stewart, Elizabeth - (born on trail Oct. 23, 1856), b. near Bessemer Bend, Platte River Elizabeth died Oct. 26, just 3 days old
Stewart, James Murdoch - (4), b. Illinois
Stewart, Niel Murdoch - (1), b. Illinois
Stewart, William - (28), b. Scotland
Stewart, William (Jr.) - (9 months), b. Illinois Baby William died before the Stewart family began their overland travel. His parents carried his body in a sealed metallic box with them, intending to bury him in Utah. Instead, he was buried on the plains, possibly near Devil's Gate.
Stowe, Ann Kite - (66), b. England With daughter, Elizabeth Higgs and family; may also have been mother of Amelia Williams of Hodgett Company
Swenson, John - (27), b. Sweden
Taylor, James - (39), b. England Died on the journey, recorded by Jesse Haven of Hodgetts company (James was a brother-in-law to widow, Elizabeth Hinton Taylor, in Martin Co.) Jesse Haven brought his niece, Sarah Taylor, over from the Martin company to nurse her uncle. James was likely in the Martin company first.
Taylor, Sarah - (20), b. England Her mother was Elizabeth Hinton Taylor, and sister, Elizabeth, in Martin Co.
Tenant, Jane - (24), b. England Mother (Isabella Ayrton) and brother (William Ayrton) in company
Tenant, Mary Jane - (1), b. England
Tenant, Thomas - (46), b. England Wealthy benefactor of British Saints, died Oct. 4, buried at Ft. Laramie
Tenant, Thomas (or Joseph) - (1 or 4), b. England
Upton, William - (34), b. Died of mortification of heart at Ft. Bridge (Small trading post at Richard’s Bridge -5 miles before last crossing of N. Platte River)
Vernon, Ann Thomas - (32), b. Wales
Vernon, Joseph - (37), b. Wales
Watt, George Darting - (19), b. England Stayed at Devil’s Gate.
Williams, Amelia - (30), b. England With Ann Kite Stowe, possibly daughter; Ann may have remarried a Mr. Williams after 1833 when her husband, John Stowe, died in England. Ann is mother of Elizabeth Higgs of Hodgett Co. Also traveling with Elizabeth Baynham of Hodgett Company.
Williams, Ann - (18), b. Wales

Pioneer Members of the Hunt Wagon Company

295 Members have been found
Allen, George R. - (24), b. England
Ashbrook, Ann - (25), b. England
Austin, George - (20), b. England George remained at Devil's Gate through the winter to guard the property of the 1856 emigration.
Barman, James - (0), b.
Barman, May - (0), b. (joined wagons with Goble family at Devil’s Gate), Mary Goble journal says May froze to death
Barton, William - (26), b. England died November 6, 1856, the day after the Hunt company reached Devil's Gate
Bauer, Alois - (25), b. Switzerland teamster and eyes for blind friend, Hans Ulrich Bryner, in Hunt Co.
Baxter, Henry - (50), b. Scotland
Baxter, Agnes Grant - (49), b. Scotland
Baxter, Magdalen (or Magdalenae) - (21), b. Scotland
Baxter, Jane - (18), b. Scotland
Baxter, Agnes - (15), b. Scotland may have married Charles Roper of the Hunt Company
Beasley, William - (48), b. England family turned back to Ft. Laramie Oct. 12
Beasley, Ann Robinson - (58), b. England
Beasley, , Mary A. - (17), b. England
Beasley, Sarah F. - (11), b. England
Beesley, William - (22), b. England
Bell, William - (41 or 44), b. England family returned to Ft. Laramie Oct. 12, 1856
Bell, Sarah Clark - (50), b. England
Bell, Sarah - (8), b. England
Billington, Ruth - (64), b. England was blind, possible connection to Wiseman family in Hunt Co., spinster, also traveling with Elizabeth Gaskell of Hunt Co.
Bowen, David P. - (33), b. Wales
Bowen, Jane Foster - (35), b. Wales
Bowen, William Parry - (11), b. Wales
Bowen, George Foster - (7), b. Wales
Bowen, Eleanor Jane (or Ellen Jane) - (4), b. Wales
Bowen, John Evans - (1), b. Pennsylvania
Braby, George - (21), b. England
Braby, Sarah Cook - (24), b. England
Brenchley, Caroline - (26), b. England traveled with Wiseman family
Broderick, Thomas B. - (31), b. England
Broderick, Elizabeth Hillard - (22), b. England
Bryner (or Briner), Hans Ulrich - (29), b. Switzerland He was a blind man
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Bryner, Anna Maria Dorothea Mathis - (28), b. Switzerland
Bryner, Mary Magdalena (called Maria) - (5), b. Switzerland 3 yr. old son, Gottfried stayed in Switzerland with grandparents; came next year
Bryner, Susannah - (66), b. Switzerland Hunt Co. journal lists as Hans’ mother
Brooks, Edmund J. - (24), b. England
Brooks, Eliza White - (28), b. England mother is Mary Ann Syer White of Hunt Co., Eliza died one year after arriving in the valley, two weeks after the birth of her daughter, Eliza Emaline Brooks
Brooks, George Finley - (22), b. England seaman, brother of Edmund J. Brooks of Hunt company, traveling with Edmund and his wife, Eliza White Brooks.
Brown, Esther - (24), b. Isle of Man friend of Elizabeth White of Hunt Co.; came with two sisters, Elizabeth & Jane who were with the Martin Company; married rescuer, Joseph Gurnsey Brown
Burton, William - (26), b. died of ague and cold
Busley, William - (), b.
Chapple (Chaple), John - (45), b. stayed at Devil’s Gate
Chapple, C Elijah - (25), b. England
Clark, Rebecca - (22), b. England later married James Reece, Jr. of Hunt Co.
Cotton, Elizabeth - (15), b. England granddaughter of Mary Hutchinson (age 70) of Hunt company; Elizabeth stayed in Iowa City with other family members and did not continue to Utah. Her grandmother, Mary, died on the trek on November 11, 1856. Cotton is mistranscribed as "Colton" on the British Mission Record for the ship Horizon. None of Mary's descendants came on to Utah.
Crick, James - (34), b. England
Cunison, John - (unknown), b. unknown unidentified man, apparently a missionary, with the Hunt company at least on October 4, 1856, as Hunt company journal records: "Caroline Brenchley [of Hunt company] was re-baptized by Elder John Cunison for the restoration of her health." He is not listed on any LDS emigrant ship records, and nothing else is known of him.
Cutcliff, Mary J. - (21), b. England
Dalrymple, Henry Harrison - (31), b. stayed at Florence
Davis, Elias - (44), b. England
Davis, Ann Jones - (47), b. England
Davis, David Thomas - (36), b. Wales
Davis, Elizabeth - (42), b. Wales sister to David
Davis, Sarah - (33), b. Wales
Davis, Nathan - (), b. stayed at Florence
Dee, John - (56), b. Wales
Dee, Margaret Williams - (56), b. Wales
Dee, Hannah - (12), b. Wales
Dee, John - (8), b. Wales
Dee, Thomas - (23), b. Wales son of John Dee of company
Dee, Ann - (21), b. Wales wife of Thomas
Dee, Dan C. - (3 mos.), b. Wales born on ship Samuel Curling, son of Thomas and Ann
Derry, George - (30), b. England
Derry, Louisa Wheldal - (31), b. England
Derry, Charles H. - (6), b. England
Derry, Moroni Wheldal - (3), b. England
Derry, Joseph - (34), b. England
Dow, Alexander - (56), b. Scotland
Dow, John Alexander - (3), b. Scotland (or possibly Missouri)
Ellis, John Francis - (38), b. Wales stayed at Devil’s Gate
Ennion, John - (50), b. England Maren Johansen traveled with Mary and John Ennion
Ennion, Mary E. Hopwood - (50), b. England Maren Johansen traveled with Mary and John Ennion
Bowen, Hannah Evans - (37), b. Wales widow of Thomas Bowen
Evans, Samuel - (36), b.
Evans, Sarah - (46), b.
Farmer, Elizabeth Morris - (68), b. England mother of James Morris Farmer, traveled from England with the family, but died in Illinois, United States
Farmer, Mary Jane - (26), b. England sister to James Farmer in company
Farmer, James Morris - (39), b. England former widower
Farmer, Mary Ann Biddle - (26), b. England Taken in by family of Margaretta Clark of Martin Co. when young orphan
Farmer, Emma Jane - (12), b. England daughter of James
Farmer, Agnes A. - (10), b. England daughter of James
Farmer, Elizabeth Ann - (7), b. England daughter of James
Farmer, Willard Biddle - (7 months when left England), b. England son of James and Mary Ann Biddle Farmer, Willard died July 26, 1856, in Iowa, age 9 months
Frederickson, Hans Peter - (15), b. Denmark
Galbraithe, John - (27), b. Scotland stayed at Devil’s Gate
Gardner, William - (26), b. England
Gaskell, Elizabeth - (31), b. England was traveling with a blind woman, Ruth Billington
Gilbert, Brother - (), b.
Giles, Joseph - (7), b. Wales Joseph's family began their trek with Bunker Handcart Company. His father continued to the Salt Lake Valley with that company. After the death of his mother, Hyrum arrived in Salt Lake with the Hunt wagon company. He had been placed in the care of Hannah Evans Bowen, whom his father later married.
Giles, Hyrum Lorenzo - (6), b. Wales Hyrum's family began their trek with Bunker Handcart Company. His father continued to the Salt Lake Valley with that company. After the death of his mother, Hyrum arrived in Salt Lake with the Hunt wagon company. He had been placed in the care of Hannah Evans Bowen, whom his father later married.
Goble, William - (39), b. England
Goble, Mary Penfold - (43), b. England died between Big and Little Mountain, almost to Salt Lake Valley, buried in Salt Lake City cemetery
Goble, Mary - (13), b. England later married Richard Pay of this company; became grandparents of Marjorie Pay Hinckley
Goble, Edwin - (11), b. England
Goble, Caroline - (8), b. England
Goble, Harriet - (6), b. England
Goble, James - (4), b. England died at Devil's Gate, November 6, 1856
Goble, Fanny - (2), b. England Never fully recovered from having measles aboard ship, died at Iowa City campground
Goble, Edith - (born and died on trail), b. Nebraska Territory
Goodey, Louisa (or Lousee) - (30), b. England
Grant, Susan Hamilton - (56), b. Scotland widow of Robert Collier Grant
Grant, Thomas Torrence - (18), b. Scotland son of Susannah Hamilton Grant
Grant, Elizabeth - (13), b. Scotland
Griffiths, Richard - (40), b. Wales
Griffiths, Elizabeth - (51), b. on ship with Richard, listed occupation - wife
Hancock, William James - (21), b. England
Handy, William - (39), b. England stayed at Devil’s Gate
Hardcastle, Ann Hall - (46), b. family (Husband, William Hardcastle, Sr., died on ship William Tapscot 22 Jan 1862) - (This family also traveled with Martin Co.)
Hardcastle, Elizabeth - (25), b. England
Hardcastle, Joseph - (24), b. England
Hardcastle, John B. - (18), b. England stayed at Devil’s Gate
Hardcastle, Emma - (8), b. England
Haycock, Levi - (5), b. England
Haycock, Elizabeth - (44), b. England
Haycock, William - (32), b. England
Hemming, Jane Ambrosia - (21), b. England
Hicks, John - (31), b. England
Hicks, Harriet - (26), b. England
Hill, Mary Ann Syer Smith White - (63), b. England Duplicate of Mary Ann Syer White, traveling with her children Bernard, Elizabeth, Richard White, and married sister, Eliza White Brooks
Hill, Mary - (48), b.
Holley, Charles F. - (35), b. England brother of James and Henry Holley
Holley, Mary E. - (26), b. England
Holley, Henry Cecil - (28), b. England brother of James and Charles Holley
Holley, Lucy Meadmore - (22), b. England died on the trail September 26, 1856, Nebraska Territory
Holley, James - (31), b. England brother to Charles and Henry Holley
Holley, Lucy Jane Ingram - (21), b. England kept Hunt Company Journal for part of time
Holley, Ann - (3), b. England
Holley, James Hyrum - (1), b. England
Holley, Lucy Belinda - (Born on trail, Oct. 19, 1856), b. Platte River
Hookey, Thomas - (60), b. England
Hookey, Hannah - (47), b. England
Hopkin, Mary - (7), b. Wales Mary's mother was Hannah Jones, newly widowed and remarried to Elias Jones
Horten (or Hortin), John B. - (21), b. England
Hunt, John Alexander - (41), b. England returning missionary from Gr. Britain, began as Captain of 50, succeeded Dan Jones as Captain of entire wagon train
Hutchinson, Mary - (70), b. England died Nov. 11, 1856, just three days after leaving Devil's Gate; all the family members that traveled with Mary from England stayed in Iowa City, and none came to Utah. These family members were daughter, Elizabeth Wadsworth and husband James, their two foster children, James (Thomas) Wadsworth (Frost) and Mary Jackson (Mary Jackson married Thomas Smith aboard the sailing ship "Horizon" just off of the coast of England, on 25th of May, just one day after sailing.); granddaughter, Elizabeth Cotton (name incorrectly transcribed as Colton for Horizon); and son, Edward Hutchinson.
Hutchinson, Edward - (0), b.
Jakeman, Henry - (23), b. England stayed at Devil’s Gate
James, Ruth - (21), b. Wales traveling with Morris Jenkins family of Hunt Co.
James, Sarah - (15), b. traveled with Ruth on ship
Jenkens (or Jenkins), Rosser - (21), b. stayed at Devil’s Gate
Jenkins, Morris - (35), b. Wales David Jenkins (7), son, was left behind with Jenkins grandparents in Wales
Jenkins, Margaret - (34), b. Wales
Jenkins, Elizabeth (or Eliza) - (13), b. Wales
Jenkins, John - (10), b. Wales
Jenkins, Thomas - (4), b. Wales
Jenkins, Joseph - (1), b. Wales
Johansen (Larsen), Maren Kjirstine - (7), b. Denmark orphaned at Mormon Grove, Kansas, 1855, traveled with John and Mary Ennion of Hunt Company
Johnson, Ann - (20), b. England
Johnson, Esther - (), b. sister to Ann
Jones, Dan - (45), b. Wales was in charge of both the Hunt and Hodgett Companies from July 13 to Aug. 11, 1856. He then was released and Captain Hunt was put in charge
Jones, Ellis - (), b.
Jones, Joel - (), b.
Jones, John - (41), b. Wales brother of Elias
Jones, Elias - (46), b. Wales newly married to Hannah. Had been married to her sister who died
Jones, Hannah Williams Hopkin - (38), b. Wales
Jones, Mary - (18), b. Wales daughter of Elias
Jones, John - (14), b. Wales son of Elias
Jones, Llewellen - (12), b. Wales son of Elias
Jones, Annie - (10), b. Wales daughter of Elias
Jones, Elias - (7), b. Wales son of Elias
Jones, Ruth - (5), b. Wales daughter of Elias
Jones, Thomas - (4), b. Wales son of Elias
Jones, Hannah - (2), b. died on train
Jones, Thomas - (70), b. Wales
Jones, - (), b.
Jones, Ruth - (), b. just past Scottsbluffs, Nebraska
Jub (or Jubb), Ann - (33), b. England
Kingman, Ann - (20), b. England Ann came on the ship "Horizon" with the Martin Co. Her mother, Elizabeth, age 42, and sister Anna Maria, age 13, came ahead of her on the "Thornton" with the Willie Co. Elizabeth died somewhere along the way and it is not known what became of Anna Maria.
Knight, Hannah - (27), b. England
Latey, William Henry - (20), b. England stayed at Devil’s Gate, had two brothers with Hodgett Co.
Latrille (or Latrielle), Mary Matilda - (21), b. England
Latrille, Rachel (or Rachael) - (56), b. England
Leaing, Elizabeth - (72), b. Scotland widow, mother of Margaret Leaing McMurrin (see Martin Co.) Church President Harold B. Lee was her great-great-grandson. She lived to be 90 years old.
Lewis, John - (33), b. Wales
Lewis, Elizabeth David - (34), b. Wales
Lewis, George Henry - (7), b. Wales
Lewis, Elizabeth - (3), b. Wales
Lewis, Rufus - (26), b. Wales
Lewis, Ann Llewellyn - (16), b. Wales
Linforth, James Charles - (29), b. England
Linforth, Mary Jane Paul - (29), b. England Brother, William Paul and wife in Company
Linforth, Frank Orson - (3), b. England
Linforth, Edward W. - (2), b. England
Linforth, Alfred - (17 mos.), b. England brother to James?
Malin, Ann - (24), b. England cook for Hunt company teamsters
May, George - (24), b. England
May, Jane Whitehead - (), b. Rose Pears of Martin Co. may be sister
McDonald, George Rusht - (28), b. Scotland
McDonald, Martha R. - (35), b. Scotland
McDonald, Lemuel I. - (1), b. Scotland
Mitchell, Henry - (46), b. England
Mitchell, Hariet (or Harriet) - (27), b. England
Newman, Henry James, Sr. - (26), b. England
Newman, Maria Louisa Penn - (4), b. England
Newman, Maria Louisa - (3), b. England
Newman, Henry James, Jr. - (1), b. England
Newman, Priscilla Penn - (), b. England
Newman, Hannah - (), b. on the plains
Parker, Thomas - (30), b. England
Parker, Elizabeth Jane Paul - (30), b. England
Parker, Thomas J. - (7), b. England
Parker, Elizabeth A. - (4), b. England
Parker, Olive F. - (2), b. England
Parker, Edith U. - (6 mos.), b. Canada
Parry, Thomas - (21), b. Wales inflammation of the brain
Parry, Eleanor - (26), b.
Paul, William - (27), b. England brother to Mary Jane Linforth in Hunt Co.
Paul, Sarah Georgiana Burrows - (27), b. England
Paul, Paul - (), b. died from weakness and diarrhea
Pay, Richard - (35), b. England Later married Mary Goble of this company, became grandparents of Marjorie Pay Hinckley
Pay, Sarah - (30), b. England
Pay, Marinda (or Marietta) Nancy - (), b. Iowa Camp, Johnson, Iowa
Petty, John Edward - (53), b. England
Player, Elizabeth A. - (17), b. Wales
Player, Emily - (15), b. Wales
Price, John - (36), b. Wales
Price, Margaret Edwards - (23), b. England
Price, John William - (4), b. Wales
Price, Joseph - (1), b. died on ship and buried at sea
Price, Elizabeth - (), b.
Price, Samuel - (22), b. England
Reading (or Redding), Ida Emma - (24), b. England
Reece (or Reese), James - (51), b. England three days after leaving Devil’s Gate
Reece, James, Jr. - (26), b. England later married Rebecca Clark of Hunt Co
Reece, Mary - (23), b. England
Rees, Ann - (28), b. Wales
Roper, Charles - (32), b. S. Africa may have later married Agnes Baxter of Hunt Co.
Roper, Catherine Rogers - (28), b. S. Africa
Routledge, Jassamine (or Jassemine) Elizabeth - (22), b. may have also traveled with Martin Co.
Rowe, Charlotte Elizabeth Jane Ravill - (34), b. England
Rowe, Robert William - (10), b. England
Rowe, Charlotte Jane - (8), b. England
Salisbury, William - (39), b. England
Salisbury, Ann Morris - (37), b. England
Salisbury, William Thomas - (14), b. England
Salisbury, Henry - (12), b. England
Salisbury, Joseph Morris - (4), b. England
Singleton / Stock, Susannah Esther - (19), b. South Africa apparently Esther died enroute, family histories suggest it was at Fort Bridger. She is listed as Esther/Hester Stock on Hunt company/Caravan ship records. (John Stock, her half-brother and guardian, emigrated from S. Africa in 1860). Esther was traveling with the Parker family and Mary Ann Quinney. Mary Ann said that Esther had all the toes on one foot frozen. They hurt so much that she asked Mary Ann to cut them off, one every day, until they were gone. Mary Ann put axle grease on them to help them heal.
Sinnette (or Sinnatt), George - (40), b. Wales
Sinnett, Martha Walkins - (46), b. Wales
Smith, James - (29), b. England
Smith, Mary J. - (29), b. England wife of James Smith
Smith, Frank P. (or Frank O.) - (3), b. England son of Mary and James Smith
Smith, Edward W. - (2), b. England son of Mary and James Smith
Smith, Alfred - (18), b. England
Smith, Mary Hobson - (64), b. England
Smith, Robert - (37), b. England
Smith, Emma Hobson - (26), b. England
Smith, Esther Elizabeth - (9), b. England daughter of Robert
Smith, Sarah Ann - (22), b. England
Spencer, George - (27), b. USA
Spicer, William - (29), b. England
Spicer, Elizabeth Mary - (30), b. England
Standing (or Standring), Robert - (23), b. England
Stephenson, Joshua - (20), b. England
Strut (or Street), Amelia - (62), b. England
Summers, Edwin - (23), b. England stayed at Devil's Gate for the winter; his sister, Emma, in Martin company; his brother, George, was a rescuer
Summers, George - (25), b. England
Sutherland, Edwin - (24), b. England
Taxford (or Tuxford), Sarah - (29), b. U.S.
Thomas, Thomas - (41), b. Wales
Thomas, William - (51), b. Wales
Thorne, Jane - (53), b. England
Thorne, Annie - (27), b. England
Thorten, John B. - (20), b. England
Tripp, Margaret - (23), b. England
Turner, John - (43), b. England shortly before Scottsbluff, Nebraska (wife died before they left England, 29 Apr 1856
Turner, Sophia - (14), b. England four days past Devil’s Gate
Turner, John Henry - (12), b. England
Upton, William - (30), b. died (Not same person as William Upton in Martin Co.)
Van Schoonhoven, Gilbert - (29), b. United States Also known as George Gilbert Spencer (as foster son of Daniel Spencer) He was an assistant to Captain John A. Hunt in the wagon company
Wadsworth, James - (48), b. England son-in-law of Mary Hutchinson (age 70) of Hunt company. His family did not continue past Iowa City. Mary died on the trail November 11, 1856.
Wadsworth, Elizabeth - (50), b. England daughter of Mary Hutchinson (age 70) of Hunt company. Her family did not continue past Iowa City. Mary died on the trail November 11, 1856.
Wadsworth (Frost), James or Thomas - (8), b. England nephew and foster son of James Wadsworth. The family did not continue past Iowa City. James Wadsworth was the son-in-law of the widow, Mary Hutchinson (age 70) of the Hunt company. Mary continued on the trek and died November 11, 1856.
Walters, John - (47), b. Wales
Walters, Esther Callfield - (32), b. Wales died Oct. 7, 1856, when oxen attached to broken yoke stampeded, left 4-week old baby
Walters, Mary Adelaide (called Ady) - (6), b. Wales
Walters, Jane - (0), b. Shell Creek,Nebraska born and died on the trail. Died just before the company arrived at Independence Rock.
Whitaker, John - (27), b. England stayed at Devil’s Gate
White, Elizabeth - (18), b. England
White, Barnard - (17), b. England grandfather of Danzel White Nelson (President Russell M Nelson's first wife)
White, Richard Herman - (14), b. England Mary Ann Syer Smith White Hill (age 63), mother of Elizabeth, Bernard, and Richard White; and married sister, Eliza White Brooks, also in Hunt Company
Whitehead, Richard - (47), b. England
Whitehead, Elizabeth Walsh - (52), b. England
Whitehead, Jane - (20), b. England
Whitehead, Margaret - (18), b. England married Joseph A. Young, rescuer, 19 Feb 1857
Williams, Emily Grave - (18), b. England
Williams, Jane - (13), b. Wales
Wiseman, John - (54), b. England Caroline Brenchley of Hunt Co. reportedly traveled with Wiseman family to help care for their "blind daughter." This was more likely Ruth Billington of company.
Wiseman, Mary Ann - (42), b. England
Wiseman, John Joseph - (5), b. England died, Oct. 9, buried at Ft. Laramie by Thomas Tennant
Wiseman, Henry H. - (2), b. England died Aug. 30, Florence, Nebraska Territory
Quinney, Mary Ann - (24), b. England Mary Ann traveled with Susannah Esther Singleton (known as Esther/Hester Stock) and the Thomas Parker family of the Hunt company.
Hunt, John Alexander - (26), b. Tennessee, captain of Hunt wagon company

Pioneer Members of the Rescuers

391 Members have been found
Adams, Henry - (39), b.
Adams, Nathan - (24), b.
Alexander, Quince - (0), b.
Alexander, Thomas Murphy - (26), b. Tennessee, United States of America
Allen, Franklin - (36), b.
Allen, George - (0), b.
Allen, Marshall Franklin - (23), b. Mansfield, New York
Allred, Harry - (0), b.
Allred, Paulinas Harvey - (27), b. Tennessee,
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Allred, Redick Newton - (34), b. Tennessee, Name also spelled "Reddick"
Alvord, Joseph Bonaparte - (25), b. Michigan Territory, United States Joseph is mentioned in the narrative of Alice Walsh (Strong) of the Martin company: "When the relief help reached us and nearly all of us had been assigned to some wagon I was sitting in the snow with my children on my lap, and it seemed that ther[e] was no chance for me to ride, but before the last teams had left the camp I was assigned to ride in the commissary wagon, and did so until our arrival in Salt Lake City. The young man in charge of the commissary wagon, was, Joseph B. Alvoard; seemed to be well acquainted with frontier and mountain life and realizing my condition of a widow with two children, he helped me early and late to the bes[t] of his ability."
Amussen, Carl Christian - (0), b. "Captain" of one of the rescue groups
Anaman, William - (0), b.
Applebe, Brother - (0), b.
Atkinson, William - (42), b.
Atkinson, William Newlove - (0), b. son of William Atkinson
Babcock, Albern - (16), b. Missouri
Bailey, John - (49), b.
Bain, Robert Angus - (26), b. Scotland
Baker, Amenzo White - (24), b.
Baker, Charles - (33), b.
Bankhead, Tom - (unknown), b. unknown The identity of a black rescuer called "Tom Bankhead" comes from fellow rescuer Daniel W. Jones, in his book "Forty Years Among the Indians." Further identification than that is unknown.
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Banks, Jonh - (22), b.
Barker, James - (29), b. England
Barlow, Israel - (50), b.
Baum, George - (27), b.
Baum, Isaac - (22), b.
Bean, George Washington - (25), b. Adams County, Illinois, United States
Beck, Thomas Harrison - (20), b.
Beckstead, Henry - (29), b.
Bell, William Milton - (23), b. Illinois
Belliston, James Thomas - (37), b.
Bennett, Nathaniel - (40), b. married Margaret Caldwell
Bennion, Samuel - (38), b.
Berry, John William - (32), b.
Bigler, Mark - (0), b.
Bingham, Jeremiah - (50), b.
Black, Joseph Smith - (20), b.
Blackburn, Elias Hicks - (29), b.
Blackham, John - (28), b. England mother and siblings in Martin Co.
Blair, Brother - (0), b. unknown "Bro. Blair" mentioned in Willie company journal of Nov. 4, 1856: "Tuesday 4th. W.H. Kimball & Bro. Thomas went on to the Valley this morning. Camp rolled on to Bear River, forded the stream and camped on its banks. Bro. Blair with 3 ox wagons was camped on the opposite bank of the river. Met several teams during the day going to relieve the rear companies. ..." This may be the same as Seth M. Blair.
Blair, Seth Millington - (37), b. Missouri
Booth, Edwin - (23), b.
Bowman, George - (0), b.
Boyce, William - (32), b.
Bradshaw, Frederick - (0), b.
Brimhall, Noah - (30), b. Olean, New York
Broomhead, William - (23), b. England
Brown, Abraham - (48), b.
Brown, Joseph Gurnsey - (32), b. Dryden, New York Ephraim Hanks was staying at his home in Draper when he had a dream telling him the handcart people were in trouble and he was needed. This was the night of Friday, Oct. 24, 1856.
Brown, Newel Abraham - (19), b.
Brown, Thomas Dunlop - (48), b.
Bryner, Casper - (22), b. brother’s family in Hunt Company
Buckwalter, Henry Shuler - (25), b.
Bullock, Isaac - (32), b.
Bunnell, George Henry - (18), b.
Bunnell, Stephen Ithamer - (22), b.
Burton, Robert Taylor - (34), b. Canada
Butler, Kenion Taylor - (25), b. Illinois
Call, Anson - (46), b. Vermont led a group of rescuers from North Canyon [Bountiful], met Martin handcart company on Rocky Ridge near Strawberry Creek
Carlisle, John George - (29), b.
Carter, William - (35), b.
Chipman, Henry - (23), b.
Chipman, Stephen - (0), b.
Chipman, Washburn - (0), b.
Clawson, George - (29), b.
Cloward, Jack - (29), b. James Mason Cloward
Cloward, Jacob - (18), b.
Cluff, Harvey Harris - (20), b. Kirtland, Ohio
Cluff, Joseph - (22), b.
Cole, James Barnet - (28), b. Ohio, United States
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Cole, John - (18), b. Far West, Missouri Was at Fort Supply at time of 1856 rescue
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Cole, Moroni - (23), b. England Brother of rescuers, James Barnett Cole and John Cole
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Comish, John - (17), b.
Condie, Gibson - (21), b. Scotland.
Cooper, Isaac - (49), b. Pennsylvania, United States Isaac took a load of his own flour on the rescue and helped bring in members of the last two wagon trains, particularly the Hodgetts wagon company. John Bond, a boy in that company, later wrote glowingly of Isaac's service.
Cordingly, William Thomas - (21), b.
Cornia, Peter(Pierre) - (27), b.
Couzens, Samuel - (17), b.
Cowan, James - (48), b.
Cowley, William Edward - (18), b.
Cowley, William Michael - (19), b.
Crandall, Martin Pardon - (26), b.
Dalton, George Simon - (28), b.
Daniels, Lehi - (20), b.
Davis, James - (30), b.
Dawson, William - (44), b.
Decker, Charles Franklin - (32), b. Phelps, New York
Devenish, Henry - (50), b.
Dives, Verulam - (22), b. England
Doty, Benjamin Landon - (21), b.
Driggs, Benjamin Woodbury - (19), b. Ohio
Duke, James Oldham - (26), b.
Dunn, George - (44), b.
Dunn, James(Jimmy) - (46), b.
Dunyon, John Lewis - (46), b. Massachusetts
Durfee, Henry Dennison - (23), b.
Earl, Jacob Syher - (34), b.
Edwin, Summers - (23), b. Hunt
Ekins, John - (27), b.
Elder, Joseph Bensen - (21), b. Came with Willie Co. then went back on continuing rescue
Eldridge, Edmond - (21), b.
Elisha, Manning - (21), b. Hodgett
Ellis, Joseph Tickle - (28), b.
Elmer, Elijah - (46), b.
Elmer, William - (36), b.
Ensign, Lorin (or Samuel) - (20), b.
Ensign, Rufus Bronson - (33), b.
Evans, Israel - (28), b.
Everett, Schuyler Alanson - (21), b.
Fairbanks, Amos - (54), b.
Farmer, James Bellamy - (31), b.
Faucett(Fausett), William - (0), b.
Ferguson, James - (28), b.
Fife, William - (19), b.
Follett, William Tillman - (37), b.
Forsyth, George James - (12), b. Michigan, United States, George James Forsyth is the brother of Thomas Robert Forsyth, Jr. (age 16). Their father, Thomas Robert Forsyth, Sr., sent the boys with a wagonload on the rescue, but did not go out himself. This information is from oral histories handed down in the Forsyth family.
Forsyth, Thomas Robert - (16), b. Upper Canada, British Colonial America Thomas Robert Forsyth (Jr) and his brother George James Forsyth (age 12) were outfitted by their father, Thomas Robert Forsyth (Sr), who sent the boys with a wagonload on the rescue. Thomas, the father, did not go out himself. This information is from oral histories handed down in the Forsyth family. Thomas Robert Forsyth has been incorrectly designated as the father in previous rescuer lists. Further information may be needed.
Foss, Ezra Carter - (23), b.
Fuller, Sanford - (25), b.
Gardner, Alfred - (14), b. England Alfred's brother, James,with his wife and children, were in the Willie handcart company. Alfred went on the rescue with his other brother, Henry.
Gardner, Elias - (49), b.
Gardner, Henry - (16), b. England Henry's brother, James, with his wife and children, were in the Willie handcart company. Henry went on the rescue with his other brother, Alfred (age 14).
Garr, Abel Weaver - (22), b. Indiana
Garr, John Turner - (29), b.
George, Allen - (24), b. Hunt
George, Austin - (20), b. Hunt
George, Watt - (19), b. Hodgett
Gibbs, Gideon Hayden Carter - (36), b.
Goddard, George - (40), b.
Goldsbrough, Henry - (33), b.
Gould, Samuel Jacob - (70), b. Connecticut, United States It is strongly believed that Samuel Gould, age 70, was the rescuer "Bro. Gould" mentioned in the Willie handcart company emigrating journal on November 3, 1856. Although he lived in Southern Utah at the time, a land bounty application places him in Salt Lake City in October 1856. Samuel was a member of the Mormon Battalion at age 60. He traveled between Utah and California twice during the decade of his 60s. It appears his last travel to Utah was in 1862 when he was returning from a mission. He was then 75 years old.
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Grant, George Davis - (44), b. New York
Grant, George Wilson - (17), b. Far West, Missouri, One of four named rescuers who carried Martin company members across the Sweetwater River on November 4, 1856.
Grant, Lewis McKeachie - (17), b.
Green, Alonzo - (46 or 17), b.
Grey, Charles - (0), b.
Griffin, Charles Emerson - (20), b.
Haight, William Van Orden - (15), b.
Hampton, Benjamin - (19), b. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Stayed at Devil's Gate through the winter of 1856 to guard the emigrants' goods.
Handsome, Cupid - (0), b. unknown man referred to by Dan W. Jones; not Spencer Condie as indicated in some books
Hanks, Ephraim Knowlton - (29), b. Ohio
Hansen, Fred - (24), b.
Harris, Alexander - (0), b.
Harvey, John - (39), b.
Harwood, James - (28), b.
Hawkins, John Bennett - (30), b.
Hawley, Asa Smith - (21), b. Canada
Hawley, Charles - (0), b.
Hawley, Cyrus Benjamin Edwin - (24), b.
Haws, Albert W. Abner - (19), b. Wayne County, Illinois
Heath, Henry - (27), b.
Henry, Jakeman - (23), b.
Hickenlooper, John Thomas - (20), b.
Hicks, Samuel Moroni - (16), b.
Higginson, James Greenwood - (), b.
Hill, Alex Brice (Bryce) - (22), b.
Hinckley, Arza Erastus - (30), b. Canada
Hogan, Goudy Erickson - (27), b. Norway
Horne, Henry James - (18), b.
Houtz, John Shannon - (23), b.
Howell, Joseph - (), b.
Hubbard, Elisha - (18 or 40), b.
Huffaker, David - (44), b.
Hunt, Daniel Durham - (59), b.
Hunting, Nathan Charles - (18), b. England Twin brother of William James Hunting, Jr.
Hunting, William James - (18), b. England Twin brother of Nathan Charles Hunting
Huntington, Clark Allen - (24), b. New York One of four named rescuers who carried the Martin company across the Sweetwater River on November 4, 1856.
Huntington, Oliver Boardman - (33), b. Watertown, New York
Hyde, William - (24 or 39), b.
Ivie, James Alexander - (26), b.
Ivins, Israel - (41), b.
Jack, James - (26), b.
Jeremy, Thomas Evans Jr. - (16), b.
John, Chappel - (45), b. Hunt
John, Cooper - (22), b. Hodgett
Ellis, John - (38), b. Hunt
John, Galbraithe - (27), b. Hunt
John, Hardcastle - (18), b. Hunt
John, Shorten - (20), b. Martin
John, Whitaker - (27), b. Hunt
Johnson, Daniel - (36), b.
Jones, Daniel Webster - (26), b. Booneslick, Missouri Stayed at Devil's Gate through the winter to guard the emigrants' goods. Presided over the group of men that remained with him.
Jones, William Roberts - (35), b. his wife’s mother and sister in Martin Co.
Judd, William Riley - (33), b. Canada
Kearns, H. Henry - (39), b.
Kilbourne, Ozias Jr. - (46), b.
Kimball, David Patton - (17), b. Nauvoo, Illinois One of four named rescuers who carried members of the Martin company across the Sweetwater River on November 4, 1856.
Kimball, Heber Parley - (21), b.
Kimball, William Henry - (31), b. Mendon, New York, After locating the Willie company on October 21, 1856, William Kimball was assigned to captain them back to Salt Lake City.
King, Robert Edson - (24), b.
Knight, Gates - (0), b.
Knight, Joseph N. or Jr. - (48), b.
Knowlton, Sydney Algernon - (63), b.
Lamb, Brigham Young - (33), b.
Landon, Cornelius G. - (0), b.
Lee, Edward - (0), b.
Lee, Edwin (24) - (24), b.
Lee, Thomas LaFlesh or Octavious - (28 or 33), b.
Lemon, Brother - (0), b.
Linton, Samuel - (28), b.
Little, Feramorz - (36), b.
Lott, John Smiley - (30), b.
Maddison, John Francis - (23), b.
Mantle (Marble), Thomas - (41), b.
Martin, John - (28), b. Scotland volunteered as teamster with first rescue party (October 6, 1856)
Matson, George Brinton - (28), b.
Maxfield, Elijah Hiett - (23), b. Prince Edward Island, Canada
Maycock, Amos - (20), b.
McAllister, John Daniel Thompson - (29), b. Lewis, Delaware wrote "Handcart Song"
McCue, Peter - (0), b.
McDonald, John Taaffe - (26), b.
McDonnell, Henry - (22), b.
McFarlin, James - (22), b.
McKee, William - (31), b.
McKenny, C - (0), b.
McKenzie, George - (20), b.
McLelland, Thomas - (37), b.
Mecham, Brother - (0), b.
Mercer, John - (38), b. led a group of rescuers from American Fork
Merkley, Christopher - (47), b.
Merrill, George Gee - (15), b. Nauvoo, Illinois noted as rescuer in letter from James Cantwell, Jr. to Handcart Veterans Association, 1906
Miles, Edwin R. - (18), b. Ohio, United States James Cantwell Jr. (traveled first with Willie company, then with Hodgetts company) wrote of Edwin as coming to the rescue in a letter to the Handcart Veterans Association in 1906.
Morgan, David - (0), b.
Morgan, Henry Hollister - (22), b.
Morris, Joseph - (22), b.
Morrison, Brother - (0), b.
Moss, John - (36), b.
Mott, Daniel Richmond - (30), b.
Mott, Hyrum - (57), b.
Mott, John - (0), b.
Moyes, Brother - (0), b.
Murdock, John Riggs - (30), b. Ohio
Mustard, David - (37), b.
Nebeker, Ira - (17), b.
Neibaur, Joseph William - (21), b.
Newell, Orris - (31), b.
Nicol, Alexander - (26), b.
Nowlan, Charles - (39), b.
Oakley, John - (36), b.
Odekirk, Isaac Carter - (47), b.
Odekirk, Thomas Jefferson - (16), b.
Olmstead, Hyrum Monroe - (31), b.
Openshaw, Eli - (21), b. parents’ family in Martin Co.
Openshaw, Roger Wamsley - (26), b. England wife of Roger, Eliza Booth Openshaw, was in Martin Co. with her in-laws, the parents of Roger - Eliza died on the trail -
Osborn, David - (49), b.
Pace, Wilson Daniel - (24), b.
Packard, Milan - (26), b.
Palmer, Zemira - (25), b.
Parker, John - (44), b.
Parker, William - (35), b.
Parrish, Joel - (28), b. Canada
Partington, William Edward - (20), b.
Partridge, Jonathan William - (28), b.
Patten, George - (27), b.
Peck, Edwin Martin - (28), b.
Peck, Joseph A. - (26), b.
Perkins, Franklin Monroe - (27), b.
Perkins, Jesse Nelson - (37), b.
Perkins, R. W. (Reuben?) - (73), b.
Perry, Alonzo Orson - (20), b.
Poole, John Rawlston - (27), b. married Jane Bitton of Martin Co.
Porter, Lyman Wight - (23), b.
Pulsipher, Charles - (26), b.
Pulsipher, John - (29), b. New York
Pulsipher, William - (18), b.
Randall, Joseph Henry - (34), b.
Reynolds, Warren Ford - (33), b. married Christina McNeil of Willie Co.
Reynolds, William Pitt - (40), b.
Rhodes, Alonzo Donnell - (30), b.
Rice, Leonard Gurley - (27), b.
Rice, Oscar North - (22), b.
Richardson, Ebenezer - (42 or 19), b.
Ricks, Thomas Edwin - (28), b.
Roberts, William Dewitt - (21), b.
Robins, James - (38), b.
Robinson, Edward - (48 or 17), b.
Robinson, William Smith - (16), b.
Robison, Lewis - (39), b. New York
Ross, James Darling - (32), b.
Rosser, Jenkins - (22), b. Hunt
Roundy, Loren Hotchkiss - (41), b.
Rowes, F (?) N. - (0), b.
Russell, Henry Maddison - (27), b.
Saline, (Savilaakso), John - (22), b. Finland John Saline later married Susannah Osborne of the Willie company
Sanders, Moses Martin - (53), b.
Sanders, Richard Twiggs - (28), b.
Sanderson, Henry Weeks - (27), b. Stafford, New York Tribute by a grandson, posted on familysearch 7/11/2020: My Grandpa Henry My great great grandfather on my mother’s side was Henry Weeks Sanderson. He grew up in Nauvoo and lived two doors down from the Prophet Joseph Smith’s family. Sidney Rigdon lived between them. He used to play ball with the Prophet as a boy and loved him with all his heart. Henry helped work on the Nauvoo Temple. When Henry was 17 years old he signed up with the Mormon Battalion. He ended up going with the sick to Pueblo, Colorado and then helped several wagon trains of pioneers across the plains. When Brigham Young called for rescue parties to go bail out the Willie and Martin Handcart Companies who were starving and freezing to death in an early winter storm, Grandpa Henry was one of the courageous and obedient who responded quickly to the call and rushed to their aid. He eventually died firm in the faith in 1896 in Fairview, Sanpete County, Utah.
Sanford, Cyrus - (42), b.
Sansom, Charles - (30), b. England
Sevey, George Washington - (24), b.
Shipham, Thomas - (0), b.
Shupe, James Wright - (33), b.
Simmons, Joseph Marcellus - (22), b. Ohio
Simmons, William Bert - (57), b. New Hampshire
Singleton, John - (31), b.
Skeen, John - (20), b.
Skeen, Joseph - (40), b.
Slater, Thomas - (0), b.
Smith, James - (0), b.
Smith, John - (23), b.
Smith, Joseph Fielding (Miller) - (17), b.
Smith, Lot - (26), b.
Smith, William Brown - (42), b.
Smith, William Henderson - (28), b.
Smithies, Robert - (17), b.
Snyder, Chester - (41), b.
Soper, Richard - (22), b.
Southworth, Henry - (30), b.
Spafford, William Nelson - (29), b.
Spencer, Claudius Victor - (32), b.
Spencer, George Boardman - (16), b.
Spencer, Hiram Theron - (20), b. Massachusetts
Sperry, Harrison - (24), b.
Staker, Brother - (0), b.
Standley, Franklin Schoby - (25), b. married Sarah Ann Haigh of Martin Co.
Stanton, Daniel W. - (24), b.
Steed, Thomas - (29), b. England married Mary E. Bailey of Willie Co.
Sterrett, William Wilson - (30), b.
Stewart, Moroni - (20), b.
Stout, Hosea - (46), b. Kentucky
Streeper, William Henry - (19), b.
Stringham, George Ammon - (19), b.
Summers, George - (25), b. England, His siblings, Emma and Edwin were respectively in the Willie and Hunt Companies
Sumsion, William - (17), b.
Sutherland, Edwin - (33), b.
Tait, William - (37), b. wife in Willie Company
Talcott, Asahel Goodrich - (44), b.
Talent, Brother - (0), b.
Taylor, Stephen Wells - (21), b. England
Teeples, Sidney Paul - (18), b. married Nicholaus Gourley of Martin Co.
Terry, Joshua - (31), b.
Thomas, Brother - (0), b.
Thomas, J.M. - (0), b.
Thomas, Solomon - (35), b.
Thompson, John Crow - (35), b.
Thompson, Joseph - (30), b.
Tidwell, Peter - (25), b. Randolph, Illinois mentioned in letter from James Cantwell, Jr. to Handcart Veterans Association, 1906
Till, Robert - (29), b. mother, Sarah Bradshaw Till Jones, and siblings in Martin Co.
Tracy, Moses Mosiah - (18), b. Far West, Missouri,
VanCott, John Losee - (42), b.
VanCuren, Paul - (25), b.
VanOrden, Everet Clark - (22), b.
Wadman, Henry Harrison - (26), b.
Wadsworth, Joseph Warren - (24), b. Maine
Warren, William James - (27), b.
Webb, Chauncey Gilbert - (19), b.
Webb, Chauncey Griswold - (44), b.
Webb, Edward Milo - (18), b. Missouri
Wheelock, Angus - (19), b. married Mary Latrelle, Hunt Company
Wheelock, Cyrus Hubbard - (43), b. New York
Whitbeck, John Crane - (29), b.
Whitman, Albert - (0), b.
Whitman, Brother - (0), b.
Whitney, John Kimball - (24), b.
Wickersham, John - (0), b.
Wilkens, Brother - (0), b.
Wilkin, David - (37), b.
William, Handy - (39), b.
Williams, Alexander - (52), b.
Williams, James VanNostrand - (25), b.
Wilson, Henry Woodville - (25), b.
Wilson, Robert - (37), b.
Wilson, Thomas Henry - (26), b. wife, Elizabeth Ramsey Small Wilson, and baby left Martin Co. to travel with Babbitt wagons, Elizabeth captured, presumed dead, baby killed by Indians)
Winn, Dennis Wilson - (29), b. Alabama, United States There is no documentation that Dennis Wilson Winn was a rescuer in 1856. He was a member of the Nauvoo Legion in Nauvoo, and the Mormon Battalion. He first came to Utah in 1848.
Winn, Dennis George - (24), b. England Family records indicate that Dennis George Winn participated in the rescue of the Martin handcart company. Dennis later married Hannah Crossley of Martin company.
Winn, Thomas Griffin - (27), b. Pennsylvania, United States Thomas Griffin Winn is noted as a rescuer in a biography written by his son, William Lucellus Winn.
Winn, William Henry - (23), b. Pennsylvania, United States William Henry Winn is noted as a rescuer in the book "History of Lehi," pg. 110. His brother, Thomas Griffin Winn, also from Lehi, was a rescuer.
Winters, Jacob - (32), b.
Winters, Oscar F. - (31), b. Ohio, United States with group from Pleasant Grove, left Nov. 30, 1856
Winward, Peter - (23), b. England
Wood, Daniel - (56), b.
Wood, David - (57), b.
Wood, Oscar - (18), b.
Woolley, Franklin Benjamin - (22), b.
Woolley, Henry - (34), b.
Woolley, John Wickersham - (24), b.
Worden, Nathaniel Prentice - (30), b.
Workman, Albert - (25), b.
Workman, Cornelius - (30), b.
Young, Brigham - (55), b. Whitingham, Vermont,
Cole, John - (35), b. Bishops Frome, Herefordshire, England
Tracy, Eli Alexander - (23), b. New York, Brother of Moses Mosiah Tracy
of the Rescue, Women - (various), b. multiple
Young, Jr., Brigham - (19), b. Kirtland, Ohio
Young, Joseph Angell - (22), b. Ohio
Richards, Franklin D. - (35), b. Massachusetts, United States Organized emigration from Liverpool for Saints in 1856, as president of the European Mission. Also returned on the pioneer trail in late 1856, passing the late companies and rushing to Salt Lake City to inform Brigham Young about the companies still on the plains.
rescuers, 1 All rescuer list from Tell My Story, Too - (all ages), b. England and United States This list of rescuer names is from the book Tell My Story, Too. It was last updated March 2018. A key found at the end of the list indicates if a rescuer is verified, if he went with the first group under George D. Grant on Oct. 7, 1856, and if there is a biographical sketch in Tell My Story, Too or on this website. It also includes a list of names of men stationed at Fort Supply who participated in the rescue. Names from previous lists NOT originally compiled by Jolene Allphin, that have been found to be incorrect, have been lined out.
Beers, Robert Henry - (24), b. England with group from Pleasant Grove, left on rescue November 30, 1856,
Pearson, Ephraim John - (31), b. New York, United States left with group from Pleasant Grove, Nov. 30, 1856
Women, Meserve, Neibaur, Women of the Rescue - (various ages), b. living in Utah
Pioneer Traveling In 1856

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