Ship Brooklyn Passengers

[Grave Site Location Search Project]

The number in bracket ( ) indicates age at time of voyage.

Grave Site information shown bold face italicized.

Isaac Addison (36), He was a fisherman by trade and returned to Boston, MA in 1847.

Grave Site Unknown.

Eliza Addison (33)

d. 21 Nov 1886.

Buried in the City Cemetery, Sacramento, CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Mary Addison (15). m. Henry Harris who was a sailor on the Ship Portsmouth. They fell in love during the Ship Brooklyn stopover in Hawaii. Later in San Francisco, Henry brought a law suit against Sam Brannan on behalf of all the passengers asking for return of the funds that they believed Sam had confiscated for himself. It was a lost cause from the beginning. The passengers had signed a 3-year pact to pool their assets. The law suit failed. Henry and Mary moved to Hawaii and kept a store in Honolulu.

Grave Site Unverified.

Silas Aldrich (43), b. 10 Jul 1802, Douglas, Worchester, MA. to Israel Aldrich Aurillia Ballou. He was a popular song leader aboard the Ship Brooklyn.

d. 1 Apr 1846 of dropsy of the stomach, age 43 yrs. 8 mo. 20 days.

Buried in the Atlantic Ocean, lat. 43 S. long. 47 W.

Prudence Clark Aldrich (43), b. 17 Dec 1802, Gloucester, Providence, RI., d. 20 Apr 1880, Bountiful, UT.

Buried in Bountiful City Cemetery (no headstone found, but her name appears on a Buckland Family memorial marker), Bountiful, UT.

Nancy Laura Aldrich (17), b. 28 Aug 1828 to Silas Aldrich and Prudence Clark in Gloucester Providence, RI., m. Alondus de Lafayette Buckland, had 3 children, went with her family to Utah with the "Gold Train" in 1848. She was the first school teacher in Bountiful, UT. 2nd married James Buckland, brother of Alondus.

Nancy Laura Aldrich d. 11 Jan 1905 in Bountiful, Davis County, Utah.

Buried in the Bountiful City Cemetery, 2224 S. 200 W., Davis Co., Bountiful, UT.

Jason Aldrich (15), b. 14 Nov 1832 to Silas Aldrich and Prudence Clark in RI. He became ill with malaria while working at the "New Hope" Farm Project.

d. Feb 1848, age 16.

Buried in an unknown grave near Stockton, CA.

Grave Site Unverifiable.

William Atherton (32), b. 5 Jan 1814, Bolton, England to Arthur Atherton and Nancy Arwood. Was a pressman at the "Oakland Transcript". He lived in Stockton, CA in 1868.

d. 13 Nov 1888, Oakland, CA. ("War Vet" inscribed on his tomb.)

Buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Plot. 11, Oakland, CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Emily Atherton (27), CA.

d. After 1877.

Grave Site Unknown.

Julius Augustus Caesar Austin (36), b.7 Jan 1810 to Seth King Austin and Polly Monroe in Suffield, Hartford, CT. He always used all four of his names. He was a carpenter and joiner by trade. He took his family to SLC with the Ebenezer Brown Company, the second group to cross the Sierra's, 10 Aug 1848 to 10 Oct 1848.

d. 3 Mar 1903, Laketown, UT.

Buried in Laketown City Cemetery, Laketown, Rich Co., UT.

Octavia Ann Lane Austin (32), was born 16 Mar 1814, in Suffield, Hartford, CT., to Ashbel Lane and Anna Stannard. She was a sister of Emeline Amanda Lane (Sirrine). They were converted by LDS missionaries, Ezra Taft Benson and John M. Woolley.

d. 27 Aug 1863, Farmington, UT.

Buried in Farmington City Cemetery, Farmington, Davis Co., UT.

Louise Maria Austin (7), b. 21 Jun 1838 Suffield Hartford, CT., m. 12 Apr 1860 Joseph Thompson Cheney, raised 8 children, and cared for her father in his old age.

d. 26 Apr 1927, of Erysipelas in Laketown, UT.

Buried in Laketown City Cemetery, Laketown, Rich Co., UT.

Edwin Nelson Austin (5), b. 5 Sep 1840, Suffield, Hartford Co., CT., m. 1st Alnora Naomi Lane, m. 2nd, Emma Wood, Alnora=s half sister, they were parents of 21 children. Edwin was LDS Bishop for 44 years and first sheriff of Bear Lake County, ID. He served a brief mission in San Diego, CA where he located the grave of Sam Brannan in 1898.

d. 23 May 1920 Salt Lake City, UT.

Buried in Liberty City Cemetery, Liberty, Bear Lake Co, ID.

Newton Francis Austin (2), b. 3 July 1843, Suffield, Hartford Co., CT., m. 1st Sarah Jane Wilcox. m. 2nd Eliza Ann Dibble, they lived in Kalispell, Montana.

d. 13 Jul 1922 Kila, Flathead Co., Montana.

Buried in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park 3401 Highland Drive, Berkeley Garden Lot 225 (no headstone located), Salt Lake City, SL, UT.

Elizabeth Wallace Bird (1 mo.), b. 1 Jan 1846 Cambridge, MA. Her mother, Mary Montgomery, died three days after her birth so her father, Edmund Fuller Bird gave her into the care of the Stark Family. She m. 16 Dec 1861 Henry Nelson Howell and mothered 11 children. In 1940, she was celebrated as the oldest living passenger to sail on the Ship Brooklyn.

d. 24 Mar 1943 UT.

Buried in Clifton City Cemetery, Clifton, ID.

Samuel Brannan (27), b. 2 Mar 1819, Saco, York County, ME. to Thomas Brannan and Sarah Emery. He published "The California Star" newspaper which announced the discovery of gold. He was excommunicated 1 Sept 1851 by Parley P. Pratt for "unchristian like conduct, neglect of duty, and combining with lawless assemblies to commit murder and other crimes". He was California's first millionaire, and at one time owned 1/3 of the City of Sacramento, 1/4 of the City of San Francisco, and 2 of the City of Los Angeles. (His older sister, Mary Ann Brannan and her husband Alexander Badlam, remained faithful LDS members.)

d. 5 May 1889, penniless.

Buried in Old Town, Mt. Hope Cemetery Lot 7, grave 2, Section 2, Division 4, San Diego, CA.

Ann Eliza Corwin Brannan (24), b. 1 Apr 1823 Litchfield, CT. Divorced Sam Brannan. Her last known residence was "The Old Ralston Mansion" on 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA. about 1888. She lost all the money she received from Sam Brannan through the divorce settlement by investing in Comstock Lode stocks.

d. 1916 penniless in San Francisco.

Grave Site Unverified.

Samuel L. Brannan (2 mo.), b. 17 Nov 1845. At 9 years of age Sam Jr. and his three sisters were taken to Europe by their mother, and he was educated at Geneva, Switzerland as a mineralogist. He spent 40 years in Mexican mining operations and lost a fortune in the silver decline of 1898. He never married.

d. 3 Dec 1931 in poverty. Buried next to his father in San Diego, CA.

Buried in Old Town, Mt. Hope Cemetery Lot 7 grave 3, Section 2, Div. 4, San Diego, CA.

Hannah Daggett Buckland (43), b. 29 Oct 1802 West Fairlee, Orange, VT. to Joseph Daggett & Mercy Colton. She had a very hard life. She wrote poetry & kept a journal. "'Tis though I'm now so much forgot, Some will think of me again." She was a widow who remarried in San Francisco. Her lost journal was finally found filed under the name of Collins.

d. 4 Nov 1881 Millville, UT.

Buried in the Millville Cemetery, Cache Co., UT.

Alondus de Lafayette Buckland (20), b. 11 Dec 1823 Turnbridge, VT., son of Joseph Mosley Buckland and Hannah Daggett Buckland. He was a farmer by trade. His work on "New Hope" led to a conflict with Sam Brannan. m. Nancy Laura Aldrich. Alondus took his wife, a new-born daughter, and mother-in-law, Prudence Aldrich, and escorted the "gold train" to Salt Lake City in July of 1849.

d. 22 Jun 1854, of cholera near Ft. Leavenworth, KS. while returning to UT. after completing an LDS Mission in the Eastern States.

Buried in an unknown grave, 15-18 miles NW of Fort Leavenworth, KS.

Grave Site Unverifiable.

Newell Francis Ebenezer Bullen (37), b. 18 Aug 1809, Hallowell, Kennebeck, ME. to Jesse Bullen and Sally Lovell. m. Mar 1836 Clarissa Judkins Atkinson in Summerset, ME. He took his family to SLC with members of the Ebenezer Brown Company, leaving California 10 August 1848 and arriving SLC 10 October 1848. He was a farmer by trade.

d. 2 Mar 1858 Salt Lake City, UT.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery Burial No. 856 Plat F Block 12 Lot 13, SL, UT.

Clarissa Judkins Atkinson Bullen (35), b. 20 May 1806 Winthrup Kennebec, ME. She went with her family to SLC in 1848. After her husband=s death, she moved her family to Richmond, Cache Valley, UT in 1862 and spent the remainder of her life raising her grandchildren.

d. 28 Dec 1894 Richmond, Cache County, UT.

Buried in Richmond City Cemetery East Sec. 3 Lot 16 grave 8, Richmond, Cache County, UT.

Francis Andrew Bullen (8), b. 24 Aug 1837, Mercer, Somerset, ME., went to SLC in 1848.

d. 26 Mar 1851 UT.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery burial No. 102 Plat C Block 14 Lot 1, SL, UT.

Herschel Bullen (6), b. 10 Jan 1840 ME., to SLC in 1848. Upon the premature death of his father, Herschel became the head of the family at age 18. m. Malinda Knapp, 2nd m. Emma Phillips Gibbs, m. 3rd Josephine Whittle. He became a leading farmer, freighter, railroad builder and one of the largest land owners in the Richmond, UT Region.

d. 27 Jun 1910 Richmond, Cache County, UT.

Buried in Richmond City Cemetery East Sec. 3 Lot 13 Grave 1, Richmond, Cache County, UT.

Cincinnatus Bullen (3), b. 1843 Mercer, Somerset, ME..

d. before 12 June 1847 in San Jose, CA, or perhaps Fremont, CA.

Grave Site Unverifiable.

Nathan Burr (58), b. 20 Aug 1783 Haddam, Middlesex, CT to Benjamin Burr and Elizabeth Platt. He was a farmer by trade, he took his family to SLC with the Ebenezer Brown Company in 1848, but needing money, he returned to CA and the Gold Rush.

d. 10 Mar 1850 near Sacramento, CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Chloe Clark Burr (50), b. 15 Mar 1796, Faybrook, Middlesex, CT to the Rev. John Clark (a Baptist Preacher) and Chloe Pratt. She went to SLC in 1848, moving to Payson in 1858.

d. 15 Nov 1863 Payson, UT.

Buried in Payson City Cemetery Block 6, Lot 1, Payson, UT.

Amassa Burr (34), b.18 Mar 1812 Lyndon, Lewis County, NY to Nathan Burr and Chloe Clark. He was a carpenter by trade. It is thought that Amassa was the first one in the Burr Family to join the LDS Church. He went to SLC in 1848. He never married and upon the death of his mother in 1863, he returned to CA.

d. 21 Feb 1891, San Bernardino, CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Charles Clark Burr (29), b. 30 Jan 1817, Lyndon, Lewis, NY to Nathan Burr and Chloe Clark. He was a carpenter by trade. He took his family to SLC in 1849.

d. 30 Mar 1903 Burrville, Sevier County, UT.

Buried in Burrville City Cemetery, Burrville, UT.

Sarah Sloat Burr (24), was born 6 Jun 1827, Jefferson, Schoharie County, NY. to John Lounsberrie Sloat and Catherine Crast. m. 28 December 1843, mother of 9 children and Relief Society President for many years. Sarah kept a diary from 1872 to 1910 (Eleven Volumes).

d. 18 Jun 1910 Burrville, Sevier County, UT.

Buried in Burrville City Cemetery, Burrville, UT.

Charles Elias Washington Burr, b.26 Oct 1844 Lyndon, Lewis County, NY.

d. 17 Mar 1846 of diarrhea, age 1 yr. 5 mo.

Buried in the Atlantic Ocean, estimated lat. 20 degrees S. & long. 24 degrees W.

John Atlantic Burr, b. aboard Ship Brooklyn estimated lat. 10 degrees N, long. 25 degrees W. on 24 Feb 1846. The family went to SLC in 1848, m. 1 Martha Angeline Hancock and raised 7 children. Much of the land that the Burr Family pioneered is today a part of the Capital Reef and Canyonlands National Parks.

d. 2 Sep 1914 Monticello, UT.

Buried in Monticello City Cemetery, Plat A, Lot 99, Grave 4, Monticello, San Juan Co., UT.

Jonathan Cade (Kincade) (64), went to San Bernardino then on to Utah.

d. UT

Grave Site Unknown.

Sarah Suzannah Cade (Kincade) (58), b. 1782. She was in San Bernardino, CA during the 1860 U.S. Census.

Grave Site Unknown.

Sophia Patterson Clark (22), b. 1826. m. Capt. Edward King, the owner of many lots in San Francisco. At one time he claimed title to Goat Island in the San Francisco Bay. He was appointed the first Harbor Master of San Francisco and given the task of clearing out all the abandoned ships in San Francisco Bay. This was necessary because thousands of seamen jumped their ships in order to head for the gold fields. Sophia spent a number of years living in Ogden, UT., however, the later years of her life were spent in Alameda, CA where she was a member of the LDS, Oakland Branch.

d. 8 Jan 1909, Alameda Co., CA.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery Burial No. 28994, Plat E, Block 3, Lot 3-I-N2E, SLC, UT.

Abraham Marion Coombs (41), b. 1810 to Samuel Coombs and Margaret Langdon in Rockville Center, Nassau County, NY. He ran the Semples Ferry on Carquinez Straight near San Francisco. He was a farmer by trade, they lived on a ranch in Napa, CA. In 1860, he was driving stock from San Bernardino to Utah for the Ephriam Hanks Company when he

d. September, 1860, of pneumonia in Beaver, Beaver, UT.

Buried in an unmarked grave in a meadow near Beaver, UT.

Grave Site Unverifiable.

Olive Olivia Curtis Coombs (26), b. 16 Aug 1819 Danbury, Fairfield, CT to Matthew Curtis & Betsy White. She was converted to the LDS Church by Parley P. Pratt and Erastus Snow. Her older brother was Theodore E. Curtis, Sr., a General Authority of the Church. As a widow with four children in tow, she was sent by Erastus Snow to start a school in Cedar City, UT.

d. July 1862, Cedar City, Iron, UT, murdered by a drunk.

Buried in an unmarked grave north of Cedar City, UT.

Grave Site Unverifiable.

Katherine Coombs (12), b. 2 Jul 1832 Rockville Center, NY., daughter of a previous marriage of Abraham Coombs. Her mother's brother unsuccessfully tried to kidnap her just prior to the Ship Brooklyn sailing. m. Charles Phelps Briggs.

d. 2 Jul 1858 following the birth of 6th child, in Napa, Napa Co., CA.

Buried in Tulocay Cemetery, Napa, CA.

Grave Site Verified.

Charles Marion Combs (5), b. 17 Sep 1840, Rockville Center, Nassau, NY., m. 30 Dec 1868 Alvira Hannah Ashbrook. They were parents of 6 children.

d. 27 Apr 1913 Red Bluff, CA.

Buried in Oak Hill Cemetery Lot 8 Block 11 grave 2, Red Bluff, Tehama Co., CA.

Helen Mar Coombs (3), b. 19 Oct 1842 Rockville Center, Nassau County, NY., m. 19 October 1864 David Oscar Clayton in Fairfield, Solano Co., CA. Mother of 3 children.

d. 2 March 1910 Vacaville, Solano, CA.

Buried in El Mira Cemetery B 6 "Old Cemetery", 522 El Mira Road, Vacaville, Solano, CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Fanny M. Corwin (42), Mother-in-Law of Sam Brannan. She ran the Village Boarding House in Litchville, Connecticut. Apparently it was lucrative because she is said to have made a $7,000. loan to the Ship Brooklyn Company. She remained a faithful LDS Church member. Her daughter, Eliza Corwin Brannan was devastated by her mother's death.

d. 1856, San Francisco, CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Lucy Buell Eagar (42), was born 23 Sep 1808, in Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY. to Joseph Buell and Hannah Rider. m Thomas Eagar, 1822. She was a widow when she sailed with her children on board The Brooklyn. d. 1 Dec 1888, Monterey, CA.

Buried in the Monterey City Cemetery (Cementerio El Encinal) on Fremont Street, Section D, Block 111, Lot 12, in the Milton Little Family Plot, Monterey, Monterey Co., CA .

John Eagar (23), b.13 Jul 1823 Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY. He worked for Sam Brannan as a newspaper printer in NY and CA. He joined the Holmes-Thompson Company at Sly Park in the Sierra's. This is the company that blazed the trail which later became the most traveled route into California during the gold rush. John Eagar recorded his experiences on the trail. Upon his arrival in Salt Lake City, he authored a significant and widely used, "Emigrant's Guide from Great Salt Lake City to San Francisco". It was published by Brigham H. Young in 1849. He taught school at Old Fort, SLC, m. 1 Jul 1849 Sarah Anna Johnson. They had 8 children. After John's death, Sarah Anna moved to Southern Utah and married a widower, Andrew Jackson Workman, a veteran of the Mormon Battalion. They raised 16 children in an isolated place called Virgin, UT.

John Eagar d. 3 Mar 1864, Manti, Sanpete Co., UT.

Buried in Manti Cemetery Plat A, Block 11, Lot 11, NW Corner of the McCallister Lot, Sanpete Co., Manti, UT.

Mary Eagar (18), b. 29 Jul 1827 Sing-Sing, Westchester Co., NY., m. Milton Little, in 1848. Mary's husband, Milton Little owned 649 Acres of Monterey. He and Mary had 8 children.

She d. 16 Jan 1902.

According to the Sexton of the Monterey City Cemetery (Cementerio El Encinal) on Fremont Street, Section D, Block 111, Lot 12, in the Milton Little Family Plot, no marker has been found. Monterey, Monterey Co., CA.

Thomas Eagar (16), b. 1 Mar 1830 Sing-Sing, Westchester Co., NY., m. 7 Sep 1854 to Angeline Ann Tupper, elected to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors. He used his influence to create a township named Brooklyn, in honor of Ship Brooklyn (where the Oakland Temple now stands). d. 21 Oct 1900 Oakland, Alameda Co., CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Arabella Eagar (13), b. 1 Jul 1832, Sing-Sing, Westchester Co., NY., m. 1851 to Joel Blakley Knapp , San Francisco, CA. She was a school teacher in Monterey.

There is reason to believe that she may have d. in Manti, UT while visiting her brother John Eagar.

Grave Site Unverified.

William Eagar (10), b. 1 Jul 1835 Sing-Sing, Westchester Co., NY.

d. 1870, Oakland, Alameda Co. CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Elias Ensign (57), was born 23 Sep 1789 in Westfield, Hampden Co., MA. to Isaac Ensign and Sarah Pitts. m. 1st Sophia Gere, m. 2nd Jerusha Taylor.

d. 20 Feb 1846, after 3-weeks. illness, age 59 yrs 5 mo.

Buried in the Atlantic Ocean, lat. 19 30 N , long. 26 W.

Jerusha Taylor Ensign (56), b. 1791, MA. She moved to Sacramento, CA to live with her daughter, Jerusha Ensign Fowler. The Ensign Family were related to the Moses Family and the Fowler Family.

She probably d. in Sacramento, CA.

Grave Site Unknown.

Eliza Ensign, b. 21 Jul 1825, Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.

d. 7 Feb 1846 of consumption age 20 yrs. 8 mo. 17 days.

Buried in the Atlantic Ocean, lat. 3 S. long. 27 W.

John Warren Ensign (18), b. 1830, Westfield, Hampden, MA. He was a farmer by trade. He went to Sacramento, CA with his mother, but is said to have gone on to UT.

Grave Site Unknown.

William Evans (34), b. 6 Apr 1811 Downington, Chester County, PA, son of Esther and Jesse Evans. His family opened a tailor shop on Market Street and Van Ness, San Francisco and made suits for missionaries heading for the Far East. On New Years Day, 1851, William fell off a horse which probably punctured a lung causing his lingering death.

d. 1 Mar 1852, San Francisco, CA.

Buried in Yerba Buena Cemetery No. 1684, removed to Colma Cemetery, Colma, CA.

Hannah Roberts Hymes Benner Evans (34), b. 30 Nov 1811 Chester, PA to Jonathan Benner and Janette Hymes. Her family were early Pennsylvania Quakers. The Evans Family and Hannah's two sisters, (Ann H. Crisman and Mary Benner Ludwig) joined the LDS Church in 1833. After the death of her husband in San Francisco, she carried on their tailoring business and took in boarders. She was able to keep the family together. In 1857, she took her family to Utah and they settled in Centerville. She soon moved to SLC where she could find more customers for her tailoring business. d. 30 Mar 1884, Centerville, Davis, UT.

Buried in Centerville City Cemetery Plat A Block 16 Lot 2 Space 6, Centerville, Davis, UT.

Amanda Miller Evans (12), b. 21 Oct 1833 Brandywine, Chester County, PA., m. 10 Jan 1853 San Francisco, CA. Zacheus Cheney, Mormon Battalion Veteran, President of the LDS Branch San Francisco in 1853. In 1856, he presided over the Alameda LDS Branch, which in 1857, formed a Company of 14 wagons to migrate to Utah. He was appointed their Captain. They departed 28 August 1857. They traveled the Carson Valley Route, arriving in Centerville on 3 Nov 1857. Amanda was the mother of 8 children. This family was related by marriage to the Austin Family and to the Mowry Family.

d.12 Oct 1917, Centerville, Davis County, UT.

Buried in Centerville City Cemetery Plat A Block 33 Lot 6 Space 7, Centerville, Davis County, UT.

Jonathan Benner Evans (8), b. 31 Jul 1837 Downington, Chester County, PA., went to SLC in 1858. m. 7 July 1860 Josephine Smithson Harmon. He raised horses in Centerville.

d. 20 Feb 1883 Centerville, UT.

Buried in Centerville City Cemetery, Plat A Block 16 Lot 2 Space 5, Centerville, Davis, UT.

Parley Pratt Evans (6), b. 18 Mar 1839 PA., to SLC 1857, m. 1st Susan Elizabeth Miles Davidson and 2nd Jennie E. Priestly. They had 15 children including 4 sets of twins.

d. 27 Oct 1912, Park City, UT.

Death number 65. Buried in Park City Cemetery (no headstone found), Park City, Summit Co., UT.

William Hymes Evans (4), b. 9 Jun 1843 Downington, Chester Co., PA., to SLC 1857, m. 10 January 1876 Phoebe Emeline Smith. They had 10 children. William was the U.S. Mail Carrier in Centerville, UT and met the train twice a day for 50 years.

d. 13 Aug 1910, Centerville, Davis County, UT.

Buried in Centerville City Cemetery Plat A Block 17, Lot 2 Space 8, Centerville, Davis, UT.

Mary Ann Fisher (23), was born 1827 in Simpronius, Cayuga County, N.Y. to Adam Fisher of Chester County, PA. m. 11 July 1848 Zacheus Cheney, Mormon Battalion Veteran. She gave birth on Christmas Day, 1850 to a daughter named Mary Ann Cheney [Shurtleff].

Mary Ann Fisher Cheney d. 1851, New Years Day at Mission San Jose, CA.

Buried in the Pioneer Section of the Oak Hill Cemetery, San Jose, CA.

Joseph R Fisher (24), son of Adam Fisher of Chester Co., PA and brother of Mary Ann Fisher. He was a carpenter and a joiner by trade. He built a water-powered flour mill for Oliver Magnent on San Jose's Guadalupe River in 1847, near its present day Montague Expressway crossing. He enlisted as a Private in Company D, 1st Regiment, of California Cavalry in San Francisco, September 14, 1861. d. 4 March 1864 at Woolsey's Ranch, Arizona Territory, of wounds received in action with Indians

Grave Site unverified.

Jerusha Ensign Fowler (27), b. 1820, Westfield, Hampden, MA. dau. of Elias Ensign and Jerusha Taylor. She was a milliner by trade. m 28 Jan 1840. (Her husband, John Sherman Fowler traveled west with Brigham Young then accompanied Sam Brannan from Wyoming back to California. He was the 2nd mayor of Sacramento 1848-49, and he owned and operated the Fowler Hotel in Old Town, Sacramento, CA. He d. 12 Apr 1860 Sacramento, CA.)

Jerusha d. in Sacramento, CA.

Grave Site Unknown.

Thomas Fowler (6).

d. 14 Feb 1901, Utah County, UT.

Grave Site Unknown.

George Fowler (4), CA.

Grave Site Unknown.

John S. Fowler, Jr. CA. m. Julia Ann of NYC, she d. 17 Feb 1856 age 17.

John d. 16 Feb 1866 in San Francisco, age 29

Buried in Sacramento City Cemetery, Sacramento, CA.

Grave Site Unknown.

(Male) Fowler.

d. 6 Mar 1846, of diarrhea age 1 yr. 7 mo. 2 days.

Buried in the Atlantic Ocean, estimated lat. 2 degrees 50 min. S. & long. 27 degrees W.

William Glover, Jr. (33), was born 19 Aug 1813 in Kilmarnock, Ayreshire, Scotland to William Glover, Sr. and Catherine Owens. The family emigrated to Nova Scotia, Canada when William, Jr. was 11 yrs. old. The Family moved to Pottsville, PA in 1836 where they engaged in mining and joined the LDS Church. In San Francisco, William, Jr. owned a boarding house and served as counselor to Sam Brannan. He received the highest number of votes in San Francisco's first Town Council election and carried LDS tithing to SLC on the "gold train" in July, 1849. He was a missionary in Great Britain 1852-1855. On the return voyage to America, William, Jr. presided over the Emigrant Company consisting of 573 British, Swiss and Italian Saints who sailed from Liverpool on the Jueventa 31 Mar 1855. After a 35 day ocean crossing they anchored at Philadelphia, PA 5 May 1855. (See the "Millenial Star", Vol. 17, page 375.) Later in Farmington, UT, he was the leader of the Deseret Brass Band. He m. 1st Jane Cowan, m. 2nd Zelnora Sophronia Snow, m. 3rd Margaret Lockhead.

d. 31 Mar 1892 in Farmington, UT.

Buried in Farmington City Cemetery Section F, Block 48, Lot 1, Farmington, UT.

Jane Cowan Glover (29), b. 9 Dec 1816, Cleyton, Lanarkshire, Scotland to John Cowan and Jane Mitchell. She met and m. 13 Nov 1832 William Glover, Jr. She was the mother of 13 children. She went with her husband and family with the "gold train" to SLC in July, 1849. d. 11 Mar 1896 in Lewiston, Cache Co., UT.

Buried in Farmington City Cemetery Section F Block 48 Lot 2, Farmington, UT.

Jane Glover (8), b. 7 Dec 1837, Pottsville, PA., went to SLC in 1849. m. 7 Apr 1853 Barnet Rigby, d. 27 Sep 1868, Salt Lake City, UT.

Buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery, Burial No. 3515, Plat C Block 11 Lot 14, SLC, UT.

Catherine Glover (4), b. 10 Feb 1842, Shunocking, PA., to SLC in 1849, m. 18 Mar 1859 William Rigby who engaged in freighting. Parents of 11 children.

d. 20 May 1925, Salt Lake City, UT.

Buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery Plat Park, Block 8 Lot 9-2-E, SLC, UT.

Joseph Smith Glover (1), b. 8 Jul 1844 Southeaston, PA., to SLC in 1849, m. 26 Dec 1869 Ellen Mariah Rice they had 9 children and pioneered Cache Valley.

d. 9 Mar 1918, Marysville, ID.

Buried in Ashton, ID.

Isaac Goodwin (35), b. 18 Jun 1810 New Hartford, Litchfield, CT to Isaac Goodwin, Jr. and Rhoda Richards. m. 2 Feb 1833 Laura Hotchkiss. He was a mason by trade. In 1847, he accompanied Samuel Brannan to WY. to meet with Brigham Young. He moved to San Bernardino. He was Mayor of Lehi, UT. m. 22 Dec 1855 Mary Cox.

d. 25 Apr 1879.

Buried in Lehi City Cemetery, Utah Co., UT.

Laura Hotchkiss Goodwin (33), b. 3 Apr 1813 Bethany, New Haven County, CT to Benjamin Hotchkiss and Elizabeth Tyrell. Mother of 7 children.

d. 6 May 1846 of miscarriage occasioned by a fall down a hatchway of the Ship Brooklyn, age 33 yrs. 11 mo. 23 days.

Buried "in the mouth of a cave" on Juan Fernandez Island, off the coast of Chile, S.A.

Isaac Hotchkiss Goodwin (11), b. 25 Aug 1834 Bethany, New Haven County, CT. m. 27 Dec 1864 to Betsy Smith. They were parents of 9 children.

d. 6 April 1891, Thurber, (now Bicknell), Wayne Co., UT.

Buried in Bicknell City Cemetery, Wayne Co., UT.

Lewis Goodwin (9), b. 26 Oct 1836 Bethany, New Haven County, CT., m. 22 Jul 1867 Maria Dolores Noe, whose father was one of the most influential Spanish Dons in San Francisco. (Maria d. 15 March 1869 at sea on a trip to Mexico. Their child, Laura Delores Goodwin, was b. 4 June 1868 & d. 8 Sept 1869.)

Lewis Goodwin d. 12 Sep 1911, Roseville, Placer Co., CA.

Buried in the Roseville Cemetery, Roseville, CA which was moved to make way for a highway.

Grave Site Unverifiable.

Emerette Elizabeth Goodwin (8), b. 18 Feb 1837 Bethany, New Haven County, CT., m. 1853 ,eloped with William Coons a Mormon Battalion Veteran. m. 2nd Edward Morehead. She had 2 children, (dau. Laura Elizabeth Coons. b. 30 Nov 1853 in San Leandro, CA., m. Thomas Robinson Cutler, son John William Coons, b. & d. about 1855.)

Emerette d. 7 Jul 1859, San Andreas, Calaveras Co., CA.

Grave Site Unverifiable.

Edwin Abijah Goodwin (6), b. 30 Nov 1839 Fairhaven, New Haven County, CT., m. 1st Oct 1860 to Annie Harwood, they had 6 children. m. 2nd 16 Jan 1877 to Joanna Maria Peterson and they had 7 children. m. 3rd Eleanor Armstrong.

d. 30 Jul 1902, Lehi, UT.

Buried in Lehi City Cemetery, Lehi, Utah Co., UT.

Nancy Ellen Goodwin (4), b. 18 Sep 1841 Fairhaven, New Haven County, CT., m. 1 Jan 1859 to William Evans. They raised 11 children.

d. 16 Mar 1898, Ophir, Tooele Co., UT.

Buried in Lehi City Cemetery, Lehi, Utah Co., UT.

Lucinda Ladelia Goodwin (3), b. 4 Apr 1843 Fairhaven, New Haven County, CT., m. 21 Mar 1863 Martin Benjamin Bushman and had 10 children.

d. 9 Dec 1906.

Buried in Lehi City Cemetery, Lehi, Utah Co., UT.

Albert Story Goodwin (1), b. 29 Oct 1844, New Haven, CT., m. Mary Joice Cooper and raised 11 children.

d. 16 Apr 1927, Beaver, UT

Buried in Mountain View Cemetery Grave Site B-119-3, Beaver, Beaver Co., UT.

Jonathan Griffith (32), b. 19 Mar 1814 PA., returned to the East, later came back to CA.

d. 29 Jan 1873 Centerville, CA.

Buried in Centerville Presbyterian Pioneer Cemetery Tier W Plat 35-A grave 2P (no headstone found), Fremont, Alameda Co., CA.

Sarah Duncan McCullough Griffith (32), b. 1 Mar 1814, West Goshen, Chester PA., returned to PA and came back with family to Fremont, CA.

d. 26 Aug 1869.

Buried in Centerville Presbyterian Pioneer Cemetery Tier W Plat 35-A grave 1P (no headstone found), Fremont, Alameda Co., CA.

Fernanda Jackson Griffith (10), b. 2 Dec 1835 Chester, PA. He returned to PA. He married a woman named Lizzie. His only son Ferdinanda Lewis Griffith, age 5, d. in 1881, and his only daughter, Florence Jackson Griffith, age 15, d. in 1885. He was a railroad engineer.

d. 8 Jan 1923 Wilmington, Newcastle, DE.

Buried in Fernwood City Cemetery (headstone removed), Fernwood, Delaware County, PA.

Henry Livingstone Marshall Griffith, b.20 May 1844, PA., returned to the East, back to CA., m. Hattie Randall. He was a Civil War Veteran.

d 12 May 1910 Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz Co., CA.

Buried in Boulder Creek Cemetery, Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz Co., CA.

Mary Quigley Hamilton (56), b. 1 Mar 1790 Chester, Hampton County, MA to Hugh Quigley and Mary Holland, mother-in-law of Quartus Sparks. She was the widow of John Hamilton and the mother of 4 children. d. 21 Aug 1877. Nephi, Juab County, UT.

Buried in Nephi City Cemetery, Nephi, Juab Co., UT.

Ashbel Green Haskell (48), was born 8 Feb 1798 New Salem, Franklin County, MA to Benjamin Haskell and Sarah Foster. He was a millwright by trade. His family called him by his middle name, Green. m. 3 March 1822. His wife Ursula Billings Hastings and 2 children, Irene Haskell (Pomeroy) and Thales Hastings Haskell went overland to Salt Lake City.

d. 27 July 1849 en route to UT while traveling with the "gold train".

Presumed buried in an unknown grave in Rock Valley near Mokelumne, CA.

Grave Site Unverifiable.

Jacob Bert Hayes (52), b. 5 May 1794, Fairfax, Fairfax Co., VA to William Hayes & Marie Foreman. He was a weaver by trade. He remained in CA.

d. 25 Dec 1890 Yerba Buena, CA.

Buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery, 3-30-Yerba Buena. Removed in 1930 to Greenlawn Cemetery at Lawndale, San Mateo Co., CA.

Grave Site Verified.

Joseph Hicks (36). b. Boston, MA.

d. 13 Oct 1850 San Francisco, CA.

Buried in Yerba Buena Cemetery, number 107.

Grave Site Unverified.

John Meir Horner (25), b.15 Jun 1821 Monmouth, Middlesex, NJ. In 1840, he was baptized by Erastus Snow. In California, he was an excellent farmer and made a fortune by selling vegetables to the gold miners; he was a carpenter; he built a Mormon meetinghouse/first schoolhouse in California. He was extremely generous with the Church, missionaries, and needy members. In the money panic of 1854, he lost property worth approximately half a million dollars. The family went to Hawaii in 1879 and managed a sugar cane plantation on the big island.

d. 16 May 1907 Hawaii.

Elizabeth Imlay Horner (20), b. 30 Jan 1826. She was nicknamed the "Bride of the Brooklyn" because they were newlyweds when they boarded the ship in New York City.

d. 7 Jul 1901. Hawaii.

NOTE: There is a HORNER Family memorial stone in the Episcopalian/Christian Cemetery in Paauilo, HI. This is located about 36 mi. from Hilo, HI along the Hamakua Coast. She is listed as Elizabeth Imlay, wife of John M. Horner. He is listed as "Father".

Elisha Hyatt (30), b. 25 Dec 1815, NY. He was a cooper by trade, and he returned to NY.

d. 1889 NY.

Buried at Merrick, Long Island, NY.

Matilda Smith Hyatt (35), b. 16 Feb 1811, Hempstead, Nassau Co., NY to John & Betsy Smith. She returned to NY.

d. 1889, NY.

Buried at Merrick, Long Island, NY.

John Smith (Defreeze) Hyatt (16), b. 12 Aug 1832, Hudson, Columbia County, NY. He went with the Ebenezer Brown Company, leaving California 10 Aug 1848 and arriving in SLC 10 Oct 1848. m. 1st Martha (Patty) Newberry, m. 2nd 28 Jan 1856 Martha Jane Turner Howd. They raised 17 children.

d. 25 Dec 1911 Parowan, UT.

Buried in Parowan City Cemetery Block 8 Lot 15 Grave 4, Parowan, UT.

Cyrus Ira (22), worked Mormon Island Gold Field. In 1884 was living in the East.

Grave Site Unknown.

John Read Jamison (4), b. 11 Oct 1842 Philadelphia, PA., son of Hannah Tucker Read and Alexander Jamison. Grandson of Christianna Gregory Read, went to SLC in 1848, m. Caroline Garr, the daughter of Fielding Garr of Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake.

d. 4 Jul 1887, Preston, ID.

Buried in Millville City Cemetery, Millville, Cache Co., UT.

Isabella Jones (38), b. Scotland. She was a dress maker by trade. Lived in San Jose, CA.

Grave Site Unknown.

John Joyce (24), b. 18 Oct 1822 New Brunswick, Canada. m. 1st 25 Sep 1843 Caroline Augusta Perkins. He was a sea captain and became wealthy. He was divorced by his wife. m. 2nd 1860 Charlotte Driver. d. 1 Apr 1881 Washington Corners (now Irvington), Alameda Co., CA.

Buried in the Irvington Memorial Cemetery Plot B, Row 4-A, Space 3, Fremont, Alameda Co., CA.

Caroline Augusta Perkins Joyce (21), was born 13 Jul 1825, Hampton, Rockingham Co., NH to John Perkins and Caroline Harriman. Caroline Augusta Perkins first heard the gospel preached in Boston, MA. Despite intense opposition from her parents, she was baptized in 1843 by Erastus Snow in the Atlantic Ocean. She was extremely talented with words and music. She frequently sang at missionary meetings and was billed as: "The Mormon Nightingale". She wrote a daily diary entitled: "The Early Annals of California", which is now lost. It chronicled the voyage of the Ship Brooklyn and early life in San Francisco and San Bernardino. She divorced her husband, John Joyce. Ten years after she was baptized in the Atlantic Ocean, she was rebaptized in the Pacific Ocean by Parley P. Pratt. She m. 1852 Col. Alden Appolos Moore Jackson in San Bernardino. On 3 Nov 1869, she was sealed to him in SLC.

d. 6 Dec 1876 St. George, UT.

Buried in St. George City Cemetery, Plot A-E-89-1, St George, Washington Co., UT.

Augusta Joyce (1), b. 9 Oct 1844 Boston, MA., went to San Bernardino, m. 8 Aug 1870 George Washington Crocheron and had 5 children. She was a noted author and poet.

d. 17 Mar 1915 SLC, UT.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery, Plot S-42-1-3-W, 4th Ave. & N Street, SLC, UT.

Edward Cleveland Kemble (19), b. 11 Nov 1828, Troy, NY to John Cleveland Kemble & Mary Ann Whipple. At age 18 he printed and edited "The California Star" newspaper for Sam Brannan. He enlisted in the War with Mexico serving under Col. J. C. Fremont. He edited various other newspapers in California and returned to the East to become a Civil War correspondent for the Associated Press. After the War, President U. S. Grant appointed him as Inspector of Indian Affairs. Wrote "A Kemble Reader: Stories of California" (Published by the California Historical Society in 1963). m. 22 April 1856 in NY to Cecilia Amanda Windsor. They had 5 children. He deserves a noteworthy place in the California Press Association's Newspaper Hall of Fame. (Not known to be a member of the LDS Church.)

d. 10 Feb 1886 Mott Haven, NY.

Buried in the Woodlawn Cemetery, Plot Linden, Section 50, Lot # W, Part 5506, Bronx, NY.

John Kittleman (50), b. 1796. He was a farmer by trade.

d. 1857, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA.

Grave Site Unknown.

Sarah Kittleman (Unknown)

Grave Site Unknown.

Sarah Kittleman (38). b. 1808 to John and Sarah Kittleman. She was a weaver by trade. m. 18 Sep 1847 Dr. Elbert P. Jones of Kentucky, wealthy proprietor of "Portsmouth House". Jones Street in San Francisco is named after him.

She d. 16 Feb 1869 in Charleston, SC.

Buried in the Magnolia Burial Grounds. Lot 583 at 70 Cunningham Avenue, Charleston, SC.

Grave Site Unverified.

George Kittleman, b Downington, Chester County, PA, to John and Sarah Kittleman. He never married.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery, SLC, SL County, UT.

Thomas Kittleman (27), b 1819, Downington, Chester County, PA to John and Sarah Kittleman. He was a millwright by trade. He was appointed Constable of San Francisco in early 1848. Sam Brannan performed the wedding ceremony for Thomas Kittleman and fellow passenger, Angeline M. Lovett 19 December 1847 in San Francisco. They traveled to SLC in the fall of 1848.

Grave Site Unknown.

William Kittleman (39), b. 1805 in Downington, Chester County, PA to John and Sarah Kittleman. He was a farmer by trade. William, his wife, and 6 young children accompanied the "gold train" to SLC in July, 1849.

d. 1855 Centerville, Davis, UT.

Grave Site Unverified.

Eliza Hindman Kittleman (34), she was born 1812 Chester Co., PA to James Hindman and Rachel Hood..

d. Centerville, Davis, UT.

Grave Site Unverified.

Elizabeth Jane Kittleman (14), b. 26 May 1831, Downington, Chester County, PA to William and Eliza Kittleman. m. 12 Mar 1848 Henry Simon Dolten (Dalton), a Mormon Battalion Veteran in San Francisco, CA. They were parents of 5 children.

d. 13 Dec 1917 Centerville, Davis County, UT.

Buried in Centerville City Cemetery Plat A Block 17 Lot 5 Space 7, Centerville, Davis County, UT.

Mary Ann Kittleman (13), b. 8 Dec 1833 Philadelphia, PA to William and Eliza Kittleman. m. John Leavitt, parents of 7 children.

d. 6 Jun 1912 Ogden, UT.

Buried in Ogden City Cemetery Plat F Block 1 Lot 3 (no headstone found), Ogden, Weber, UT.

James Kittleman (7), b. 1839 PA to William and Eliza Kittleman.

d. killed near the Sevier River, Southern UT.

Grave Site Unverifiable.

George Kittleman (5), b. 1841 Downington, Chester County, PA to William and Eliza Kittleman. d. 27 Oct 1902

Buried in the Centerville City Cemetery, Centerville, Davis County, UT. No marker found.

Sara Emma (Sally) Kittleman (4 mo. identical twin), b.20 Sep 1845 Downington, Chester County, PA. to William and Eliza Kittleman. m. James Wilson Miller (son of Frederick Miller and Mary Mason).

d. 26 Jul 1892.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery, SLC, UT. Removed to Centerville Cemetery, Platt A Block 16 Lot 5 Space 7, Centerville, Davis, UT.

Hannah Melinda Kittleman (4 mo. identical twin), b. 20 Sep 1845, Downington, Chester County, PA to William and Eliza Kittleman. She remained single.

d. 8 Jun 1919, Salt Lake City, UT.

Buried in Centerville Cemetery (Listed in Sexton Records but location of grave is unknown.) Centerville, Davis County, UT.

NOTE: During the Ship Brooklyn layover in Honolulu, several natives came aboard and when they saw the 9-month old Kittleman twin girls, Sally and Hannah, they were delighted and immediately wanted permission to take them ashore and show them to their Queen. The request was granted, but after they had been gone more than two hours, the mother Eliza became alarmed. The ship's crew organized a posse and were ready to start the search when two young native girls came running toward the ship with the infants. They brought numerous gifts from the Queen for their mother.

Richard Knowles (58), b. 8 July 1787 in Glouchester, England. m. 18 Nov 1816 to Sarah Rostern in Manchester, England. They were parents of 7 children. They were too old and ill to travel over the Sierra's to Utah.

d. 29 Nov 1859 San Francisco, CA.

Per the Interment record of Laurel Hill Cemetery in San Francisco, CA. Book 1, page 127, Richard Knowles (Age 75 years, 0 months, 0 days) was buried in Lone Mountain Cemetery 29 Nov 1859 in grave 33 tier 4 Plot Chain. On 19 Jul 1940, he was removed to Cypress Lawn Memorial Park in Colma, CA, and on 12 Oct 1946 was placed in Vault 315 in the Laurel Hill Mound.

Sarah Rostern Knowles (54), b. 22 Apr 1789 Warrington, Lancastershire, England to James & Alice Rostern. Richard and Sarah have a large posterity in Utah.

d. 21 Jan 1856 San Francisco, CA.

Per the Interment record of Laurel Hill Cemetery in San Francisco, CA. Book 1, page 26, Mrs. Sarah Knowles (age 65 years, 0 months, 0 days) was buried Lone Mountain Cemetery 24 Jan 1856 in grave 33/34 tier 4 Plot Chain No. 1. On 19 Jul 1940, she was removed to Cypress Lawn Memorial Park in Colma, CA, and 12 Oct 1946, was placed in Vault 314, in the Laurel Hill Mound.

Samuel Greenleaf Ladd, Jr. (27), b. 13 Apr 1818, Halowell, ME to Samuel Greenleaf Ladd & Caroline De Oliver Vinal. He taught Military Tactics aboard the Ship Brooklyn. He never married. He accompanied the "gold train" to SLC in 1849, no doubt as a guard. Resided in Salt Lake City where he commanded the Artillery. For a time, he was a member of Brigham Young's household in the capacity of a "woodsman". He was sent by Brighan Young in 1876 to pioneer St. Joseph, Navaho Co., AZ. He was county surveyor for two terms and justice of peace for 12 years. He was a highly respected pioneer in the settlements on the Little Colorado River.

d. 7 Apr 1893, Navaho Co., AZ.

Buried in Joseph City Cemetery, Joseph City, Navaho Co., AZ.

Emeline Amanda Lane (21), b. 9 Dec 1825 Suffield, Hartford, CT to Ashbel Lane and Anna Stannard. Sister of Octavia Ann Lane Austin. Following soon after the birth of a daughter (Sarah Lane Sirrine [m. Bernard Radell], Emeline Amanda Lane Sirrine died. Sarah is buried near her father in Mesa, AZ.) She wrote a letter from San Francisco to her family in Connecticut dated April 10, 1850. She must have died shortly thereafter.

d. 1850 San Francisco, CA.

Emeline Amanda Lane Sirrine's Grave Site is Unknown.

Isaac Leigh (27). He was a farmer by trade. NV.

Grave Site Unknown.

Achsah Leigh (24), NV.

Grave Site Unknown.

James Light (36), b. 9 Aug 1815, Bath, ME. The family lived on Sacramento Street in San Francisco and managed the St Charles Hotel until 1850. He enlisted as a Corporal in Company B, 1st Battalion of Mountaineers, California Volunteers at Arcata, CA, April 15, 1863, and served until being mustered out at Camp Curtis, Arcata, May 13, 1865, with the rest of his Company. Later he made his living as a teamster logging redwood in Northern California.

d. 4 Jun 1881 Arcata, Humboldt Co., CA.

Buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Humboldt County, CA.

Mary Jane Pearson Light (26), b. 1827, Charlestown, MA.

d. 7 May 1875, Humboldt County, CA.

Buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Arcata, Humboldt County, CA.

Mary Elizabeth Light. m. William Henry Wall.

d. 7 May 1875.

Buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Arcata, Humboldt County, CA.

Angeline M Lovett (19), m. Thomas Kittleman. She taught school in the Mission Dolores, San Francisco, CA. and at Old Fort, Salt Lake City.

Grave Site Unknown.

Earl Marshall (47), b 26 Dec 1799 Burlington, NJ. He was a farmer. He imported 300 fruit trees from NJ. and operated the first dairy in Alameda County, CA. He went to the Gold Mines. A local Elementary School in Fremont, California has been named after Earl Marshall.

d. 7 Jun 1881.

Buried in Irvington Memorial Cemetery, Fremont, Alameda County, CA.

Letitia Dorsey Marshall (47), b. NJ. m. 11 Sep 1828. She and her husband had no children of their own, but they adopted their orphaned nephew Simeon Stivers who accompanied them on the Ship Brooklyn.. "She made more money from her cows than Earl made in the Gold Mines."

d. Fremont, CA.

Buried in Irvington Memorial Cemetery, Fremont, Alameda County, CA.

Edward J. D. Marston. Edwin Nelson Austin, a Ship Brooklyn passenger, writes that Edward Marston taught at the first English speaking school in California, in a school house built by John Horner in1847. He m. Sarah Still.

Grave Site Unknown.

Patrick McCue (55). b. Ireland. He was a blacksmith in Bodega Bay, CA.

d. 11 Dec 1874, San Francisco, CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Esther Burgoine McCue (45) of East Bradford, PA, m. 19 Mar 1820. Possibly returned to the Eastern States in 1852.

Grave Site Unknown.

James B. McCue (15). Enlisted as a Private in Company A, 2nd Regiment of Calvary in the California Volunteers at Contra Costa California, October 2, 1861, and was mustered out of service at Camp Douglas, Utah, October 4, 1864, after expiration of term of service.

d. 12 Oct 1900, Sacramento, CA.

Buried in the St. Joseph Cemetery, Sacramento, CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Solomon B. McCue. Probably returned to the Eastern States in 1852.

Grave Site Unknown.

Amos W. McCue. b 12 Mar 1835 PA. Returned to the Eastern States in 1852. On 22 Jul 1862 joined the Pennsylvania 124th Infantry, Company G, fought at Antietam (the bloodiest 3 hours of the Civil War). m. 26 Sep 1863 to Catherine Keife at Westchester, PA. He and his wife were the parents of 9 children.

d. 30 Jan 1926 PA

Buried in the McCue Plot at Unionville Cemetery, Unionville, Chester Co., PA

William K. McCue. b. 1837.

d. 1 Feb 1884 San Francisco, CA.

Buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery, 72-140-Cosmop, San Francisco, CA. Reinterred at Green Lawn Cemetery, Lawndale, San Mateo, CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Moses A. Meder (42), b. 1804 NH. He had a very profitable lumber business "Stout, Sirrine, & Meder" in Santa Cruz, CA. They built a house in the Santa Cruz Mountains that was still standing in 1970. In 1872 he m. 2nd Olive A Linnett.

d. 13 Oct 1890 Santa Cruz, CA.

Buried in the Santa Cruz Memorial Park Cemetery, Block G, Lot 23, 1927 Ocean Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060.

Sarah Blod Meder (40). b. 2 Oct 1806 NY.

d. 3 Aug 1872 San Francisco, CA.

Buried in the "Home of Peace" Cemetery on Meder Street, next to the Park in Santa Cruz, CA.

(Note: This is a Jewish Cemetery on land donated by Moses Meder. He was quoted by the Sextant as saying: "He buried her there because the devil will never look for a Mormon in a Jewish Cemetery".)

Angeline Meder (13). b. 1833. m. Thomas Hart, a farmer in Santa Cruz.

Grave Site Unknown.

Ambrose Todd Moses (51), was born 10 Jul 1798 Southwick, Hampden Co., MA to Abel Moses and Diadema Rathbun. He was a powder maker by trade.

d. 16 Mar 1873 Santa Cruz, CA.

Buried in IOOF Cemetery, 1927 Ocean Street, Santa Cruz, CA.

Lydia Ensign Moses (46), was born 19 Aug 1799, Westfield, Hampden, MA to Isaac Ensign and Lydia Noble. m. 5 Apr 1829. She is the stepsister of Elias Ensign and Aunt of Jerusha Fowler. She remained in California to raise her grandchildren after the death of her daughter Ann Frances Valencia. d. 25 May 1871.

Buried in the Laurel Hills Cemetery in San Francisco. The grave was removed to Cypress Lawn Cemetery in Colma, CA.

Norman Stiles Moses (15), b. 25 Jul 1830 Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. m. 19 August 1866 Margurite M. Jarvis.

d. 5 Jan 1905 Santa Cruz, CA.

Buried in IOOF Cemetery, 1927 Ocean Street, Santa Cruz, CA.

Phoebe Maria Moses (14), b. 6 Apr 1832, Westfield Hampden Co.,MA., m. 24 September 1848 George Eggleston. They had 4 children: William C., George W., Harry H., and Katie (Kittie) (Cahoon).

d. 25 Apr 1921, Santa Cruz, CA.

Buried in IOOF Cemetery, 1927 Ocean Street, Santa Cruz, CA.

Ann Frances Moses (12), b. 3 Mar 1834, Westfield, Hampden Co., MA., m. 29 October 1850 Eustaquio Valencia. He was grandson of Don Jose Sanchez who was the owner of the Burra Burra Rancho which covered the hills from South San Francisco to Millbrae. The Valencia's had come to San Francisco with the DeAnza Party to build the Presidio. Valencia Street in San Francisco is named after his father Gen. Jose Candalerio Valencia who m. Paula Rodriga Leandra Sanchez.

Ann Frances Moses Valencia d. 5 Feb 1859, age 25 in San Francisco, leaving 4 children, 2 survived to adulthood. They are Lydia Ensign Valencia (Hardy) and Henry Lucius Valencia. They came to Utah to live with their Aunt Clarissa. Ann Frances Moses Valencia was the first non-Catholic buried in the Mission Dolores.

Buried at Mission Dolores, San Francisco, CA.

Clarissa Cordelia Moses (7), b. 21 Apr 1839, Westfield, Hampden, MA., m. 1st 25 Aug 1859 William Henry Mason in San Francisco. He died in 1868, there were 2 surviving children from this marriage; Camilla Ensign Mason and Ambrose Todd Mason. Clarissa and her children came to Utah in 1872 after the death of her husband and her mother. In San Francisco, she lived with her Uncle Samuel Ensign and later supported her family as a seamstress. m. 2nd 16 Jun 1875 Angus Munn Cannon in Salt Lake City. They had 3 children named: Samuel Brannan Cannon, Erastus Snow Cannon, and Alice Cannon. She served as a counselor to President Louise Felt on the First General Primary Board.

d. 19 Aug 1926 Centerville, Davis, UT.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery Burial No. 46009 as Clara C. Cannon, Plat C Block 5

Lot 14-4-E, Salt Lake City, SL Co., UT.

Barton Mowry (47), b. 12 Jul 1796, Burrillville, Providence Co., RI to Uriah Mowry and Joannah Bartlett. He was a mason by trade, and a member of the San Francisco Town Council in 1848, The San Francisco Branch of the LDS Church met in a large room on the second floor of his house on the corner of Broadway and Powell Streets.

d. 4 Jun 1872.

Buried in Centerville Presbyterian Pioneer Cemetery Section 24/B, Fremont, Alameda Co., CA.

Ruth Walkup Mowry (47), b. 13 Jul 1798, Uxbridge, Worchester County, MA. to Henderson Walkup and Susanna McNamara Congdon, a widow. m. Mar 1820 Barton Mowry. She went to SLC in 1857 but returned to California to help her husband in his old age.

d. 20 Aug 1887 Kaysville, UT.

Buried in Kaysville City Cemetery Lot 1 Block 42 Platt B, Kaysville, Davis County, UT.

Origin Mowry (21), b. 3 Jul 1825, Burrillville, Providence Co., RI. He became a prominent land owner in California; 425 acres in Alameda County, 160 acres at Washington Corners, 160 acres near Warm Springs, more than 1,000 acres in Fresno County on the San Joaquin River. He sent a ship to Valpariso, Chile, for fruit and vegetables to sell to the 49ers and made a fortune. He owned a small sloop in which he sailed passengers to Sutter's Fort to pan gold. He m. May 1854 Delina Cheney and had 4 children viz Marian L., Joseph C., Frederick W., and

d. 7 Nov 1888.

Buried in the Centerville Presbyterian Pioneer Cemetery, Fremont, Alameda Co., CA. (Next to his father.)

Rhanaldo Mowry (18), b. 3 Feb 1828, Burrillville, Providence Co., RI. He was a stone mason by trade. He went to SLC in 1857 with his mother. 1st m. Anna Hampton and had 10 children, 2nd m. Elizabeth Mary Williams and had 3 more children.

d. 4 May 1906 Salt Lake City, UT.

Buried in Kaysville City Cemetery Lot 1 Block 42 Plat B, Kaysville, Davis Co., UT.

(No marker found.)

Mary Murray (36), b. Scotland to Simeon and Mary Murray. She was a milliner by trade, she remained in San Jose, CA.

d. 18 Jan 1849.

Grave Site Unknown.

Mercy Murray Narramore (45), b. 23 Nov 1801 Hatfield, Hampton, MA to Joel Day & Martha Murray. Worked for John H. Brown as a housekeeper at the "Portsmouth House" in Yerba Buena (San Francisco). m. 23 Jun 1851 Elijah Thomas in San Francisco.

d. 1873 in Clifton, Oneida, ID.

Buried in Clifton City Cemetery, Clifton, Oneida, ID.

Edwin Henry Hooker, (10) b. 7 May 1836 in Charleston, SC. Son of Mercy Murray Narramore. Immigrated to UT. m. 26 Jan 1867 Mary Coltrin in SLC. d. 11 Jan 1906 Clifton, Oneida, ID.

Buried in Clifton City Cemetery, Clifton, Oneida Co., ID.

Joseph Nichols (31), b. 11 Dec 1815. He was a mason by trade. He owned and operated an orchard in Alameda County, CA. The home he built in California is still standing.

d. 18 Sep 1889.

Buried in Centerville Presbyterian Pioneer Cemetery, Section 38A, Fremont, Alameda Co., CA.

Sophia Jerusha Bull Nichols (27). Her father, or brother, Joseph Bull, visited San Francisco from SLC. She remained a faithful LDS member.

Buried in Centerville Presbyterian Pioneer Cemetery, Fremont, Alameda County, CA.

(No marker found).

Grave Site Unverified.

Enos Sperry Nichols (2 mo.), m. Mary Ann Clark Parker,

d. 10 Mar 1910 CA.

Buried in Centerville Presbyterian Pioneer Cemetery, Section 38, Fremont, Alameda Co., CA.

Joseph Nichols, Jr.,

d. 14 Feb 1846 of diarrhea age 2 yrs. 18 days, Feb. 14, 1846.

Buried in the Atlantic Ocean lat. 37 N. long. 20 W.

Lucy Jane Nutting (20), was born 1 Oct 1825 in Hatfield, MA to Bryant Nutting and Matilda Belding. Lucy was baptized 14 April 1843 by John M. Wooley in the Little River (MA). She was the only member of her family to join the LDS Church, she was age 21 and unmarried. She had been working in a factory and laid up enough money to pay her passage from New York to San Francisco. Lucy found employment in SF as a waitress in John H. Brown's newly opened Portsmouth House Hotel. She m. James Ferguson, an Irish Convert, in San Francisco. He was a Sgt. Major in the Mormon Battalion. After the wedding, they rode a black stallion all the way to SLC. They traveled with the Ebenezer Brown Company leaving California 10 Aug 1848 arriving SLC 10 Oct 1848. Her husband, James Ferguson became a lawyer and orator, and a very popular actor on the stage in Salt Lake City, he died 30 Aug 1863 at the age of 35. She raised 5 children.

Lucy Jane Nutting d. 7 Jan 1895, Salt Lake City, UT.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery, Plot. E Block 11 Lot 14-5, SLC, UT.

Elijah Ward Pell (40), b. 6 Jun 1806 New Rochelle, Westchester, NY to Frederick and Mary Pell. He was chosen by Sam Brannan as one of his counselors. He was Sheriff of San Francisco, cousin of fellow passenger Frank Ward. Was living in Salt Lake City, UT in 1852. In the 1870's, a Dr. Ward Pell helped to organize a small Branch of the LDS Church in Sacramento.

Grave Site Unverified.

Seba Mattie Pell (45), b. NJ or NH, went to Salt Lake City, UT but returned to San Francisco and lived at the corner of Green and Laguna Street.

d. 25 Oct 1876 at age 86 of "general debility" in San Francisco, CA.

Buried in Lot # 1772 1/2 in a lot belonging to Frank Ward, removed to Cypress Lawn Cemetery, Colma, CA.

Geraldine Eliza Pell, m. 9 Jul 1851 Edmund U. Cohea in San Francisco, CA. A son was born 24 March 1856 in San Francisco.

Buried in San Francisco, CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Hattie Cornelia Pell, m. 1st 1846 Mr. Brown, 1st divorce in State of CA. m. 2nd Mr. Green.

d. 26 Dec 1868, San Francisco, CA.

Buried in Lot # 1772 1/2 in a lot belonging to Frank Ward, removed to Cypress Lawn Cemetery, Colma, CA.

Robert Petch (50), b. 24 Mar 1795 in England. He was a farmer by trade.

d. 4 Feb 1851 age 56 in San Francisco, CA.

Originally buried in Yerba Buena Cemetery, San Francisco, CA.

Mary Petch (42), b. 20 Mar 1806 in New Haven, CT.

d. 29 Aug 1850 in an explosion in the San Francisco Harbor.

Originally buried in Yerba Buena Cemetery, San Francisco, CA.

Salina Petch (11).

Grave Site Unknown.

Richard Petch (6).

Grave Site Unknown.

John Philips (33), b. 9 May 1811 Dover Township, Monmouth NJ to Samuel Philips & Elizabeth Gifford. He was a farmer by trade. m. Merab Hancock in California. He went to SLC with the Ebenezer Brown Company leaving California 10 Aug 1848 and arriving SLC 10 Oct 1848.

d. 13 Oct 1884 Beaver, UT.

Buried in Beaver City Cemetery, Beaver, Beaver Co., UT.

(No grave stone found.)

Grave Site Unverified.

Mary Frances Cramer Pool (57), b. 21 Nov 1790 Windsor (Bremen), ME to Peter Cramer and Isabella Dockendorff. m. 8 Apr 1816 to John Pool II, a widower with many children whom she raised in Charlottestown, Prince Edward Island, Canada. They had 6 children. She wrote poetry. d. 23 Jan 1881, Franklin, ID.

Buried in the Franklin City Cemetery, in the Nash plot, Franklin, Franklin Co., ID.

Elizabeth Margaret Frances Pool (24), b. 12 Feb 1822 in Cove's Head, Prince Edward Island, Canada to Mary Frances Cramer and John Pool II. In her youth, she became deaf from an accidental gun shot wound. m. Thomas W. Howell Mormon Battalion Veteran.

d. 10 Nov 1903 in Franklin, ID.

Buried in the Franklin City Cemetery, in the Nash plot, Franklin, Franklin Co., ID.

Peter John Pool (23), b. 11 Jul 1823 Cove's Head, Prince Edward Island, Canada to John Pool II and Mary Frances Cramer. He arrived in SLC in 1856. 1st m. Lucy Berry and had one child, 2nd m. Sarah Marshall.

d. 21 Sep 1887, Dalton, Franklin (Oneida), ID.

Buried in the Franklin City Cemetery, Nash Plot, Franklin, Franklin County, ID.

No headstone found.

Christianna Nixon Gregory Read (51), b. 19 March 1795 Philadelphia, PA. m. 17 Feb 1819 John Haines Read and had 7 children before his untimely death in 1832 at the age of 37 years. She supported her family by working as a mid-wife. She took her family to Utah traveling with the Ebenezer Brown Company leaving California 10 Aug 1848 arriving in SLC 10 Oct 1848. m. 2nd 9 Sep 1847 James Graham.

d. 22 Mar 1874, Millville, UT.

Buried in Millville City Cemetery, Millville, Cache Co., UT.

John Haines Read, Jr. (18) b 18 Sep 1828 Lower Evsham, NJ. He traveled with the Ebenezer Brown Company leaving California 10 Aug 1848 arriving SLC 10 Oct 1848.

d. Montpelier, ID.

Grave Site Unknown.

Christianna Rachel Read (15), b. 1 Dec 1830 Philadelphia, PA to Christianna Gregory and John Haines Read. She and Franklin Weaver, a Mormon Battalion Veteran, were married 12 March 1848 by Addison Pratt in San Francisco. They immediately went to SLC in 1848. She raised 11 children in Millville, Cache Valley, Utah.

d. 24 Dec 1893 Bennington, Bear Lake Co., ID.

Buried in Bennington Cemetery Lot 264 Sec. 3, Bennington, Bear Lake Co., ID.

Hannah Tucker Read (25), b. 10 May 1821 Lower Evesham, Burlington, NJ to Christianna Gregory and John Haines Read, went to SLC 1848, worked as a mid-wife in the Bennington, ID Area, m. 1st 12 Dec 1843 Alexander Jamison, m. 2nd 9 Sep 1849 James Graham.

d. 11 Dec 1904.

Buried in the Bennington Cemetery Lot 152, Sec. 3, Bennington, Bear Lake Co., ID.

Isaac Rogers Robbins (41), b. 24 Mar 1805, Recklesstown, Burlington Co., NJ to Antrim Robbins and Lydia Rogers. Isaac was chosen by Sam Brannan as one of his counselors during the Ship Brooklyn voyage. He traveled with his family to Utah with the Ebenezer Brown Company leaving California 10 Aug 1848 arriving SLC 10 Oct 1848. He was the father of 25 children from three wives.

m. 1st 21 Mar 1838 Mary Ann Shinn Burtis, m. 2nd 16 Nov 1851 Abiah Russell Carter, and m. 3rd

25 May 1855 Hannah Libby Carter.

d. 4 Jan 1883, Provo, UT.

Buried in Provo Cemetery, Block 2, Lot 25, Provo, Utah Co., UT.

Mary Ann Shinn Burtis Robbins (35), b. 1 Apr 1811, Recklesstown, Burlington Co., NJ to Abner Burtis and Rachael Shinn.   

d. 11 Jun 1849 almost immediately upon their arrival in Provo, UT.

Buried in Provo City Cemetery, Provo, Utah Co., UT.

Wesley Burtis Robbins (5), b. 22 Feb 1841 Recklesstown, Burlington, NJ. Went to SLC in 1848, m. 28 Sep 1874 Caroline Larson and had 7 children. He was a farmer.

d.8 Aug 1898 Santaquin, UT.

Buried in Santaquin City Cemetery West Tier Block E Lot 39 Grave 1, Santaquin, Utah County, UT.

Margret Burtis Robbins (2), b. 5 Oct 1843 Chesterfield, NJ., to SLC 1849, m. 13 Dec 1862 Joseph Ellison Beck who was the superintendent of an Indian Reservation. The family lived in the trading post near Spanish Fork and Margaret learned the Indian Language. She mothered 11 children.

d. 11 Jun 1923 Spanish Fork, UT.

Buried in Spanish Fork City Cemetery Block 1 Lot 12 Grave 4, Spanish Fork, Utah County, UT.

Chauncy Charles Robbins (31), b. 24 Jul 1814, NY, brother of Isaac & John Robbins, returned to NJ via the Isthmus of Panama and returned overland to SLC in 1858. He remained single.

d. 5 Oct 1884 SLC, UT.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery (Burial No. 12237) M-4-10-1/2-W, Salt Lake City, UT.

Dr. John Rogers Robbins (36), b. 11 Sep 1809, Chesterfield, Burlington, NJ to Antrim Robbins and Lydia Rogers. His family returned to NJ. via the Isthmus of Panama then traveled overland back to SLC in 1853, grandfather of Emma Rae Riggs McKay.

d. 1 Feb 1873 in SLC.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery Plot G Block 5 Lot 9-1/2-South, SLC, UT.

Phoebe Ann Wright Robbins (34), b. 27 Feb 1812, West Jacobstown, NJ to Mahlin Wright and Ann Milquist. m. 26 Dec 1837. Went with family round trip to NJ and overland to SLC in 1853, grandmother of Emma Rae Riggs McKay, "Kept a record of her life Story" in possession of her descendants,

d. 4 May 1898.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery, Burial NO. 22144, Plot G Block 5 Lot 9-2-S2E, SLC, UT.

George Edward Robbins (5), b. 10 Feb 1840.

d. 28 Feb 1846 of Black Smallpox.

Buried in the Atlantic Ocean, lat. 3 degrees 16 minutes N, long 25 West.

John Franklin Robbins (1), b. 18 Sep 1844 Burlington, NJ.

d. 14 Mar 1846 of Black Smallpox, age 1 yr. 5 mo. 16 days.

Buried in the Atlantic Ocean, lat. 15 30 S. long. 32 W.

Georgeanna "Anna" Pacific Robbins, born on board Ship Brooklyn, 16 June 1846, went with family round trip to NJ. and overland to SLC in 1853, given special musical training, leader SLC fine arts. m. Dr. Clarence Barrett.

d. 13 Apr 1929, Salt Lake City, UT.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery Plat G Block 5 Lot 9-3-E, SLC, SL, UT.

Charles Burtis Robbins (11), b. 21 Sep 1834, Reckless, Burlington Co., NJ to John Rogers Robbins and his 1st wife Mary Shinn Harper Burtis. In San Francisco, he worked as a printer's apprentice on the "California Star" and drove the first horse that ever worked in harness there. He made good money as a teamster. He went with his family round trip to NJ. & crossed the plains to SLC in 1853 driving a mule team. He was mayor of Logan, postmaster, fire chief, school trustee. He 1st m. 22 Nov 1855 Jane Adeline Young, m. 2nd 7 Jul 1865 Martha Allen, and m. 3rd 24 Jan 1878 Harriet Vilate Pitkin. He was the grandfather of 75 children.

d. 10 Nov 1905, Logan, Cache Co., UT.

Buried in Logan City Cemetery Lot 59 Block 3 Plat A Grave 5, Logan, Cache County, UT.

Henry Rollins (55), b. Aug 1790, Kirkby-Green, Lincolnshire, England to Austin Rollins and Elizabeth (Betsy) Wells. Married 2 Jun 1812 to Ann Weathershogg in Freiston, Lincolnshire, England. They were the parents of 9 children. He was a blacksmith and a farmer. He was the father of Jane Rollins Tompkins. He went to UT. in1851 where today he has a large posterity.

d. 20 Jun 1865, Centerville, Davis, UT.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery Burial No. 2442 Plat B Block 5 Lot 2, SLC, UT.

Isaac Thomas Rollins (17), b. 1830 Boston, Lincolnshire, England. He was a farmer by trade. Youngest brother of Jane Rollins Tompkins. "He drifted away and became lost to the family."

Grave Site Unverifiable.

Susan Eliza Savage (20), b. 1 Jan 1825, Skowhegan, Somerset, ME to Jacob Savage, Jr. and Eliza Cates. She was a dress maker, school teacher & artist. Traveled to Utah with the "gold train" July 1849. m. 20 Apr 1851 Truman O. Angell and mothered 6 children. Truman O. Angell was the architect of the Salt Lake Temple.

d. 19 July 1893 Logan, UT.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery Burial No. 19351 Plat C Block 13 Lot 10, SLC, SL, UT.

(No headstone located).

James Scott (34). He was a carpenter by trade, m. 7 March 1867 Katie J. Patterson in California.

Buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, 1342 E. 5th S, Salt Lake City, Grave site Location L-1135

"potters grave". Moved from SLC Cemetery. Burial date 17 Nov 1884. Salt Lake City, SL, UT.

(No headstones located)

George Warren Sirrine (27), b. 6 Dec 1820, Cold Springs, Putnam, NY to Isaac Sirrine and Sarah Garrison. m. 1st 30 Jul 1846 Emeline Amanda Lane by Sam Brannan. After the birth of his daughter & death of his wife, he went to San Bernardino, CA and built the first gristmill. m. 2nd 4 Jul 1852 Esther Ann Crismon. She mothered 9 children of her own, plus Sarah the child of his 1st marriage, plus the 3 orphaned sons of George=s elder brother, Mephibosheth Sirrine (who was the 1st LDS missionary to die on his mission. He is buried at Winter Quarters, NE.). The family was called to settle Bear Lake, ID in 1864. In 1877, they were pioneers in Mesa, AZ.

d. 2 Sep 1902 Mesa, AZ.

Buried in the Mesa City Cemetery Block 87, the Lot immediately N. of Lot 3, Mesa, Maricopa Co, AZ.

John Sirrine (32), b. 30 Mar 1810 Coldsprings, Putnam, NY to Isaac Sirrine and Sarah Garrison. He was a carpenter by trade and an older brother of George Warren Sirrine. He worked briefly in the lumber business in the Santa Cruz Mountains "Stout, Sirrine and Meder". Upon his return to the Eastern States he was interviewed by a reporter. In the newspaper article John stated that he had gone to California for his "health" and denied any affiliation with the "Mormons".

d. 23 Aug 1901, Trumansburg, NY.

Buried in Grove Cemetery Lot 281, Trumansburg, Tompkins Co., NY.

Nancy Smith Sirrine (26), b. 1820, returned to the Eastern States.

d. 5 Jun 1894.

Buried in Grove Cemetery Lot 281 SW, Trumansburg, Tompkins Co., NY.

George J. Sirrine (1), b. 30 Jun 1845, returned to the Eastern States.

d. Killed 3 July 1863 at Gettysburg, Company I, 137th Regiment NYSV.

Buried in Grove Cemetery Lot 281, 18-3, Trumansburg, Tompkins Co., NY.

Horace Austin Skinner (28), b. 8 Oct 1815 Strafford, Orange County, VT to Austin Skinner & Charity Stevens. He was a shoemaker by trade. They went to San Bernardino in 1851. In 1857, he took his family to Beaver, UT.

d. 13 Jan 1880 Beaver, UT.

Buried in Mountain View Cemetery, A-25-1, Beaver, Beaver Co., UT.

Laura Ann Farnsworth Skinner (26), b. 7 Oct 1819, Shirley, Middlesex, MA to Levi Farnsworth and Hannah Harriett Burrage. m. 20 Oct 1836 Horace Austin Skinner. They were the parents of 3 children. They moved to San Bernardino and then on to Beaver, UT.

d. 2 Sep 1895 Beaver, UT.

Buried in Mountain View Cemetery, A-25-2, Beaver, Beaver Co., UT

James Horace Skinner (4), b. 15 Apr 1842, Walpole, Cheshire Co., NH., San Bernardino. m. 1 Aug 1860 Ellen Cartwright. He worked on the first canals coming into the town of Beaver and was 1st postmaster of Beaver, UT. He served an LDS mission to the New England States,

d. 29 Mar 1927 Beaver, UT

Buried in Mountain View Cemetery, D-293-4, Beaver, Beaver Co., UT.

Orren E. Smith (40), b. 20 Feb 1808 New Haven, CT to Andrew Smith and Ruth Judd. The Ship Brooklyn left this family behind in Hawaii because of a sick child who subsequently died and is buried in Hawaii. Orren was a shoe maker by trade. He took his family to Utah with the Ebenezer Brown Company leaving California 10 Aug 1848 arriving SLC 10 Oct 1848. Returned to CA.

d. 23 Feb 1896 San Rafael, Marin Co., CA.

Buried in Irvington Memorial Cemetery, Pioneer Section, Plat B, Lot 107, Row 4 W, Space 6, Irvington, Alameda Co., CA.

Amy Ann Dowd Hopkins Smith (35), b. 10 Feb 1815 CT to Isreal Dowd and Anna Clark.

d. 1877

Buried in Irvington Memorial Cemetery, Pioneer Section, Plat B, Lot 107, Row 5 1/2 W, Irvington, Alameda Co., CA.

(No headstone found.)

Note: The mother of the Smith Children was Wealthy Maria Merriman. The father of the Hopkins Children was Andrew Bennett Hopkins.

Henry M Smith (14), b. 1831 CT to Orren Smith and Wealthy Maria Merriman. Went to Salt Lake City but possibly returned to CA.

Grave Site Unknown.

Amelia Ann Smith (9), b. 29 Sep 1836 Painsville, OH to Orren E Smith and Wealthy Maria Merriman. Went to Salt Lake City, m. 24 Jul 1858 Joseph Woodmansee. Amelia was mother of 5 children. When her husband Joseph Woodmansee died in 1899; Franklin D. Richards, Angus M. Cannon, George Q. Cannon, and George Romney spoke at his funeral.

Amelia Ann d. 2 Dec 1885 of cancer in Salt Lake City, UT.

Buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery on a small hill, Block E, Plot 10, Grave 4-1 West.

Eliza G. Smith (4), b. 3 Mar 1842 Painsville, OH to Orren E Smith and Wealthy Maria Merriman. Went to Salt Lake City. m. Henry W. Brizzee, Mormon Battalion Veteran, pioneer of AZ and Mexico. d. 6 June 1910, age 80.

Buried in the Sacramento City Cemetery, Sacramento, CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Francis (Frank) Smith (4), b. 3 Mar 1842, Painsville, OH to Orren E Smith and Wealthy Maria Merriman. Went to SLC.

d. 27 Oct 1868 SLC.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery, Burial No. 3580, Plat E Block 3 Lot 5-1/2 N, SLC, UT.

Ellen Mariah Hopkins (10), b. 16 May 1835 Southington, CT to Andrew Bennett Hopkins and Amy Ann Dowd. m. 1st 19 Jul 1859 Lewis Leartus Newell in SLC, 2 children. m. 2nd Sep 1862 James Denby, 1 child, and Div. m. 3 rd Archibald Bryan, 2 children.

d. Aug 1876 West Oakland, Alameda, CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Emily Marilla Hopkins (7), b. 3 Dec 1837 New Haven, CT to Andrew Bennett Hopkins and Amy Ann Dowd. m. 22 Apr 1858 George Bartholomew, Jr in SLC and had 6 children.

d. 6 Dec 1917, Independence, MO.

Buried in Mound Grove Cemetery, 1818 North River Blvd., Independence, MO. 64050, Block 2, Lot 26, Grave 6.

Orren Hopkins Smith (10 mo.), b. 11 Aug 1845 1st born child of both Orren Smith and Amy Ann Dowd Hopkins Smith.

d. 15 Jul 1846 Honolulu, Hawaii while en route to San Francisco, age 11 mo. 4 days.

Buried in Strangers Cemetery, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Grave Site Verified.

Amy Ann Smith. Perhaps stillborn in Hawaii.

d. 1846.

Buried in the Oahu Strangers Cemetery, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Grave Site Verified.

Robert Smith (33), b. 12 May 1812 Inchinnin, Renfrews, Scotland. He was a member of the Queen=s Guards.

He m. 24 June 1836 Catherine Clark, Middle Chapel, Paisley, Scotland. They emigrated to America and their 1st child Robert was b. & d. 1841in Pennsylvania. Robert & Catherine joined the LDS Church in 1843.

d. September 1848, San Francisco, CA.

Probably buried in Fremont, Alameda Co., CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Catherine Clark Smith (26), b. 2 Jun 1817, Scotland to Archibald & Mary Clark. After the death of her husband Robert Smith, m. 2nd 4 Feb 1849 Isaac Harrison a Mormon Battalion Veteran. Farmed in Fremont, CA. He took his family and led a group of LDS members from the Bay Area to SLC in 1858. She was a mid-wife. Her 2nd husband, Isaac Harrison, was Justice of Peace and Postmaster for many years in Sandy, UT.

d. 2 Feb 1903, Sandy, UT.

Buried in Sandy City Cemetery 700 E 90 S Section B Lot 95 Grave 8, Sandy, UT.

Daniel Clark Smith (2), b. 31 Aug 1843 Shernaulon, PA.

d. 18 Nov 1862 UT.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery Burial No. 1551 Plat E Block 4 Lot 12, SLC, UT.

Hyrum Joseph Smith (1), b. 5 Feb 1845, Northampton, PA. m. 4 Apr 1856 Sarah Reed and had 7 children. Served an LDS Mission to England.

d. 4 Dec 1914, Salt Lake City, UT.

Buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery Plat 4 Section E, SLC, UT.

Zelnora Sophronia Snow (22), was born 25 Feb 1824, Bernardston, Franklin Co., MA to Prince Snow and Asenath Scott. At age 19, she went to Lowell, MA to work in a factory. She began attending the LDS Church and was baptized 11 Apr 1844. She was a tailor by trade, she went with the Glover Family to SLC with the "gold train" July, 1849, she became 2nd wife of William Glover, Jr. 7 Jul 1851, she had 5 children.

d. 20 Jun 1900, Lewiston, UT.

Buried in Farmington City Cemetery Section F Lot 48 grave 64, Farmington, UT.

Quartus Strong Sparks (25), b. 27 Oct 1820 Northhampton, Hampshire, MA to David Sparks and Mercy Thayer. 1st m. 3 Aug 1844 to Mary Holland Hamilton in Hartford, CT. He owned Sparks Ferry in the San Joaquin Valley and ran a large trading post. In 1851, he contributed $90. to Parley P. Pratt's missionary fund. Later he practiced law in San Bernardino, and gave $400. to Hosea Stout who was going to serve a mission in China. He was arrested a number of times for alcohol abuse and adultry. After his wife Mary divorced him in 1858 and took their 5 children to Beaver, UT, he m. and divorced 3 more women. He moved to Los Angeles in 1878.

d. 1 Aug 1891 Redlands, San Bernardino Co., CA.

Grave Site Unverified.

Mary Holland Hamilton Sparks (24), b. 26 Jun 1821, Hartford, MA to John Hamilton and Mary Quigley. Divorced Quartus & m. 2nd in Utah on 30 Nov 1859 to Charles Wesley Wandell who had been a missionary companion of her first husband Quartus.

d. 30 Oct 1898, Salt Lake City, UT.

Buried in Nephi City Cemetery Plat A Block 8 Lot 33, Nephi, Juab Co., UT.

Quartus Strong Sparks, Jr. (8 mo.), b. 25 May 1845 Hartford, MA, m. 1st Caroline F. Carlow; m. 2nd 1889 Laura Regina Mugan. He was a saloon keeper in SLC and later in Pioche, NV.

d. 24 Jan 1918 Santa Monica, CA.

Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Santa Monica, CA., Grave E, Lot 183, Block 7.

Daniel Stark (25), b. 29 Jun 1820 Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada to John Stark and Sarah Mann. He was a carpenter by trade. In San Bernardino, CA, he was the County Assessor before he took his family to UT in 1857. He served an LDS Mission to "The Muddy" in Nevada. Bishop and Mayor in Payson, UT. m. 1st 1 Dec 1844 Ann Cook in Boston, Ma and had 4 children. m. 2nd Elizabeth Baldwin who had 11 children; and, m. 3rd Ann Priscella Birkenhead who had 7 children. He had a total of 86 grand children.

d. 23 Apr 1907.

Buried in Payson City Cemetery, Block 5 Lot 22, Payson, Utah County, UT.

Ann Cook Stark (24), b. 4 Jun 1821 St. John, New Brunswick, Canada to Thomas Cook and Frances Keysall. d. 15 May 1865 Payson, UT.

Buried in Payson City Cemetery, Block 5 Lot 22, Payson, Utah County, UT.

John Daniel Stark (4 mo.), b. 18 Sep 1845 Boston, MA. He had a crippled leg. m. 21 Dec 1868 Clarissa Amelia (Millie) Webb and fathered 11 children. He was a store keeper, bookkeeper, musician and a telegrapher.

d. 8 Aug 1919 Baker, OR.

Buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery, West Sec. Block 1 Lot 35 Grave 4, Baker, Baker County, OR.

George Still (65), b. 1781 Scotland. He was a gardener by trade and may have been a marshal in UT.

Grave Site Unknown.

Mary Still (41), b. 1805. May have m. 23 Aug 1859 W. E. Mitchell at Downieville, CA. San Francisco records show her as a widow in 1860.

Grave Site Unknown.

Sarah Still, m. March 1848, in California to Edward J. D. Marston, a fellow passenger on the Ship Brooklyn.

Grave Site Unknown.

Laura Still.

Grave Site Unknown.

Julia Still.

Grave Site Unknown.

Simeon Stivers (20), b. 23 Jul 1826 Camden, NJ. Orphaned at the age of 3, he was adopted by his Uncle and Aunt Earl & Letitia Marshall. He was a farmer by trade, but, as a carpenter, he assisted in the building of the first public school house in California. When gold was first discovered, he mined near the American River and was quite successful. m. 12 September 1858 Anna Maria Jones. There is now a civic center and a major city park containing a lake, in Fremont named in his honor. He owned 612 acres of prime Bay Area real estate at the time of his death appraised at $79,000.

d. 7 February 1898 Fremont, Alameda County, CA.

Buried in Irvington Memorial Cemetery, Fremont, Alameda County, CA.

William Stout (30), b. 1824 Black Lake, NY. He was a school teacher by trade. He headed the "New Hope" farm project in San Juaquin Valley. He was described as a school master, a lawyer, and a choir director. He was especially good in the Spanish Language. Lyman and Rich used him to interpret the Lugo Deed for the purchase of the ranch that became San Bernardino. He was a distant cousin of Hosea Stout. His Will was probated in 1886 in San Bernardino.

Grave Site Unknown.

Mary Ann Breckenridge Stout (18), b 24 Mar 1828 Black Lake, NY to James Breckenridge & Anna Maria Bellinger.

d. 25 Mar 1907.

Grave Site Unknown

Malone Stout.

Grave Site Unknown

Jesse A Stringfellow (22), b.17 Nov 1823 Westchester, Chester County, PA. When the Mexican War broke out, he enlisted under Col. J. C. Fremont. He served until the War ended and then went into mining. He did very well. He worked as a carpenter in San Francisco and was a successful farmer in San Jose. m. 5 June 1850, Sophronia Roberts, she having crossed the plains in 1849. They raised 3 children.

d. 1878 leaving an estate worth $53,500.

Buried in the Oak Hill Cemetery, San Jose, CA.

Thomas King Tomkins (29), b. 15 Aug 1817, Walcott, Lincolnshire, England to John Tompkins and Elizabeth Blow. He was at Sutter's Fort in 1847-'48, then traveled to the Salt Lake Valley in 1848. On 15 Sep 1850, he and his entire family sailed to the Society Islands [Tahiti] on an LDS Mission. They went to UT. in 1858. They returned to San Bernardino in 1862. After the death of his wife Jane E. Rollins, he m. 2nd 1865 Artemesia Floradona Perry. They became the parents of 7 children.

d. 14 Jan 1885, San Bernardino, CA.

Buried in the Pioneer Cemetery, San Bernardino, removed to Mountain View Cemetery 570 East Highland Avenue, San Bernardino, CA. Sequoia Lot 4, Grave 7.

Jane E. Rollins Tomkins (26), b. 1 May 1821 Lincolnshire, England to Henry Rollins and Ann Weathershogg. While on an LDS Mission to the Society Islands, Addison Pratt's wife, Louisa Barnes Pratt taught Jane to read and write.

d. 16 Feb 1865 San Bernardino, CA.

Buried in the Pioneer Cemetery, San Bernardino, removed to Mountain View Cemetery 570 East Highland Avenue, San Bernardino, CA.

Amanda Tomkins (4), b. 17 Nov 1841, Dansville, Steuben Co., NY to Thomas King Tomkins and Jane E. Rollins. She m. Benjamin Franklin Garner, San Bernardino, CA. They raised 8 children. d. 21 Oct 1897.

Buried in the Pioneer Cemetery 211 East 9th Street, San Bernardino, CA.

Jane Elizabeth Tomkins (3), b. 11 Jan 1843, Dansville, Steuben Co., NY to Thomas King Tomkins and Jane E. Rollins. m. Jesse Divined Hunter, Mormon Indian Agent and Commander of a Company in the Mormon Battalion and very influencial in the establishment of San Bernardino. They eventually divorced. She wrote "Story of the Brooklyn Saints" used by Andrew Jensen in his manuscript "Journal History of the CA. Mission I". She had no children.

d. 5 May 1920 Los Angeles, CA.

Buried in Mountain View Cemetery 570 East Highland Avenue, San Bernardino, CA.

Edward H. Von Phister (b. 1823, Boston, MA or 1813, NY. He was a business man and a 1st Class Passenger on the Ship Brooklyn, non LDS. Possibly embarked on Ship Brooklyn in Hawaii. His house in Benicia is still standing. He was on the First City Council of Benicia, CA and held several public offices over the years. He was owner of various hotels and stores in Benicia and carried on a thriving shipping trade with Hawaii.

d. 9 Apr 1886, Benicia, CA

Buried in the Benicia City Cemetery, 561 East (K) Street, Benicia, Contra Costa Co., CA, St Dominic's Catholic Section, Lot 24, Row 1, on top of the hill overlooking San Francisco Bay.

Frank Ward. Non LDS, First Class passenger on the Ship Brooklyn. He was a businessman by trade. He was a cousin of the Elijah Ward Pell Family. He appealed to San Francisco residents to help the Donner Party. m. 1st Heriette Zimmerman while in Washington, D.C.

She d. in 1849. He m. 2nd " the widow of Dr. Bale". San Francisco records show Frank living there in 1876.

d. Drowned en route to the East.

Grave Site Unverifiable.

Caroline E. Warner (34), b. 1812. Her husband, John Warner, traveled overland to Salt Lake City and remained there. She stayed in San Bernardino, CA and m. Theodore Thorpe.

d. 1911.

Grave Site Unverified.

Miron Warner. Miron Warner and his sister Sarah were baptized 3 Aug 1851 in the San Francisco Bay by Parley P. Pratt who was in California on his way to open missionary work in Chile, South America.

Grave Site Unknown.

Sarah Warner (6). The family moved to San Bernardino. m. William Burnett who served a Mission to New Zealand 1867.

Grave Site Unknown.

Henry J. Warner (2). b. 1842. Joined 34th Infantry Volunteers, Company C, U.S. Army.

d. 17 Jun 1862, drowned near Camp Halleck, Stockton, CA.

Grave Site Unverifiable.

George King H. Winner (39), b. 1806 Toms River, Monmouth, NJ to Jonathan Winner and Sarah Prigshorn. In 1851, he was set apart by Parley P. Pratt as the San Francisco Branch President. For a time the Church met in his home. In 1848, he was the first man to pilot a large vessel from San Francisco to Sacramento. During the gold rush, he piloted Sam Brannan's ship, The Comet. On 11 Sep 1861 Joined 2nd California Cavalry, Company L, U.S. Army in Santa Cruz, CA., they protected the overland stage route and the Pony Express and had many conflicts with the Indians. Mustered out at Camp Douglas, UT on 7 Oct 1864 upon expiration of term. According to the San Mateo Gazzette, he

d. 15 Dec 1877 La Honda, CA, a redwood logging camp near Woodside, CA at the age of 70.

Grave Site Unverifiable.

Mary Ann Hannah Winner (37), b. 1811 Monmouth, NJ.

d. 1853, San Bernardino, CA.

Grave Site Unknown.

Elizabeth "Lizzie" Winner (17), b. 24 Sep 1828 Dover, Monmouth, NJ. She was a twin. Lizzie became the song leader on board the Ship Brooklyn and also for church services in San Francisco. m. Aug 1846 to Basil Hall, a Mormon Battalion Veteran. It was the first Mormon wedding in California. It took place in the John Henry Brown's Hotel. Performed by Sam Brannan. The guests played games afterward

Mary Ann Winner (17), b. 24 Sep 1828 Dover, Monmouth, NJ. She was a twin. m. David Frederick, Sr. who was a Mormon Battalion Veteran and they were the parents of 4 children.

d.22 Feb 1859 of Consumption in Parowan, Iron Co., UT.

Buried in Parawon City Cemetery Block 9 Lot 17 Grave 1, Parawon, UT.

Louisa Winner (15), b. 1830 NJ.

Grave Site Unknown.

Emojine Dembra Winner (7), b. 1837 Dover Township, Monmouth, NJ. Baptized 3 Aug 1851 by Parley P. Pratt in the San Francisco Bay. m. Oct. 1864 William F. Armstrong. They lived in Redwood City, San Mateo County, CA. and cared for her father in his old age.

Grave Site Unknown

Moroni Winner (3), b. 1841 Dover Township, Monmouth, NJ. m. 1862 Lydia and they lived in Woodside, San Mateo Co., CA. They had 3 children according to the 1870 U.S. Census.

Grave Site Unknown

Israel J. Winner (1), b. 1844 Dover Township, Monmouth, NJ. In 1861, enlisted in 2nd California Cavalry, Company L, U.S. Army in Santa Cruz, CA. On 7 Oct 1864, he was mustered out at Camp Douglas UT.

Grave Site Unknown.

Sarah Winner, b. 1845 NJ.,

d. 27 Mar 1846 of a cankered sore throat, age 6 mo. 7 days.

Buried in the Atlantic Ocean, estimated lat. 36 degrees S. & long. 43 degrees W ., due east of Montevideo, Uruguay.

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