History of Edmund Hepworth Written by his grandson, Jay L. Hepworth

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The life history of Edmund Hepworth and his family is contained in the book History of Edmund Hepworth written by his grandson, Jay L. Hepworth and edited by his great granddaughter, NelLo Hepworth Bassett. This history first published in 1970 is a thorough biography which includes illustrations, photographs, and genealogy charts. This 81 page, hardbound book has recently been reprinted by Maxine Hepworth. The book's table of contents is listed below, along with contact information if you are interested in purchasing a copy. At a reasonable price of $20, which includes shipping, this history makes a fine addition to your family history collection.
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Table of Contents England, 1841-1863 Historical Background Edmund's Early Life Conditions in the Coal Mines Movements Receiving the Gospel in England Immigrating Crossing the Plains Salt Lake Valley, 1863-1864 Smithfield, 1864-1865 Oxford, Idaho, 1865-1877 Arrival and Settling Edmund as a Minute Man Pioneering Edmund and Hannah Sealed Edmund and Eliza Sealed Edmund as a Public Figure Utah's "Dixie", 1877-1880 American Fork, 1880-1883 Bountiful, 1883-1887 Grover, Wyoming, 1887-1915 Arrival and Settling The Years 1888 and 1889 Movements of Edmund and His Families Edmund as a Public Figure Occupations The Closing Years of Edmund's Life Special Characteristics of Edmund Some Pioneer Experiences Hannah Schofield Cowling, 1834-1918 Eliza Sant, 1855-1873 Lydia Wells, 1856-1928

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