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Sources about the Haderlie family's arrival in the Salt Lake Valley in 1866 with the Thomas E. Ricks Company
Source: Deseret News, 16 Aug. 1866, p. 289
Source: "First Immigration Train," Deseret News [Weekly], 30 Aug. 1866, 309.
Full Text: FIRST IMMIGRATION TRAIN.-We had the pleasure of meeting Col. T[homas]. E. Ricks on Monday, he having come into the city in advance of his train of immigrants, which camped at Grass Creek on Sunday night. The Colonel was well and hearty, and truly glad to be "home" again. His train had a very capital trip from the Missouri. There were six deaths in the company on the journey, but those who died have been much worn down by sickness before starting to cross the plains. Br. Ricks started back on Monday afternoon to meet his train, which was hourly expected as we went to press.
The following are the names of those who died: Benjamin Meek, from Weston, Herefordshire, England; Susannah Cook, from Throckmorton, Worcestershire; Mary J. Cunnington, from Oakham, Rutlandshire; Sarah Jane, infant daughter of W[illiam]. L[eigh]. and M[argaret]. [Williams] Walters, from Llanelly, Wales; Hannah and Caroline, the one 6 years and the other 3 months old, daughters of [John] Ulrich and Hannah [Anna Elizabeth] Haderlie, from Zurich, Switzerland. | HADERLIE, Louisa (I1573)
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Sources about the Haderlie family's arrival in the Salt Lake Valley in 1866 with the Thomas E. Ricks Company
Source: Deseret News, 16 Aug. 1866, p. 289
Source: "First Immigration Train," Deseret News [Weekly], 30 Aug. 1866, 309.
Full Text: FIRST IMMIGRATION TRAIN.-We had the pleasure of meeting Col. T[homas]. E. Ricks on Monday, he having come into the city in advance of his train of immigrants, which camped at Grass Creek on Sunday night. The Colonel was well and hearty, and truly glad to be "home" again. His train had a very capital trip from the Missouri. There were six deaths in the company on the journey, but those who died have been much worn down by sickness before starting to cross the plains. Br. Ricks started back on Monday afternoon to meet his train, which was hourly expected as we went to press.
The following are the names of those who died: Benjamin Meek, from Weston, Herefordshire, England; Susannah Cook, from Throckmorton, Worcestershire; Mary J. Cunnington, from Oakham, Rutlandshire; Sarah Jane, infant daughter of W[illiam]. L[eigh]. and M[argaret]. [Williams] Walters, from Llanelly, Wales; Hannah and Caroline, the one 6 years and the other 3 months old, daughters of [John] Ulrich and Hannah [Anna Elizabeth] Haderlie, from Zurich, Switzerland. | HADERLIE, Charles Henry (I1574)
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Sources about the Haderlie family's arrival in the Salt Lake Valley in 1866 with the Thomas E. Ricks Company
Source: Deseret News, 16 Aug. 1866, p. 289
Source: "First Immigration Train," Deseret News [Weekly], 30 Aug. 1866, 309.
Full Text: FIRST IMMIGRATION TRAIN.-We had the pleasure of meeting Col. T[homas]. E. Ricks on Monday, he having come into the city in advance of his train of immigrants, which camped at Grass Creek on Sunday night. The Colonel was well and hearty, and truly glad to be "home" again. His train had a very capital trip from the Missouri. There were six deaths in the company on the journey, but those who died have been much worn down by sickness before starting to cross the plains. Br. Ricks started back on Monday afternoon to meet his train, which was hourly expected as we went to press.
The following are the names of those who died: Benjamin Meek, from Weston, Herefordshire, England; Susannah Cook, from Throckmorton, Worcestershire; Mary J. Cunnington, from Oakham, Rutlandshire; Sarah Jane, infant daughter of W[illiam]. L[eigh]. and M[argaret]. [Williams] Walters, from Llanelly, Wales; Hannah and Caroline, the one 6 years and the other 3 months old, daughters of [John] Ulrich and Hannah [Anna Elizabeth] Haderlie, from Zurich, Switzerland. | HADERLIE, Anna (I1575)
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Squire was rebaptized on 15 April 1866 | HEPWORTH, Squire (I63)
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Steinmaur may be Stenmann | WEIDMANN, Verena (I1771)
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Steinmaur may be Stenmann | WEIDMANN, Jacob (I1875)
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Steinmaur may be Stenmann | SCHUETZ OR (SLUETZ), Regula (I1876)
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STILLBORN | OLOFSSON (I1483)
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Stillborn | FRANK, Timmy (I9035)
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Story/Info from grandaughter Berit (email correspondence 24 Feb 2021):
Translated Email:
My father Håkon Arthur Bakke was a war sailor. Likewise was Charles Urban Frank. In the winter of 1943 my father visited a bar in London. There he overheard some Swedish bar guests calling the name of Charles Urban (not exactly a normal name). My father went over to them and asked if he had a daughter in Norway called Marit. This was confirmed and he was then told that Charles also had a grandchild (which was me).
Charles Urban broke off all contact with his two daughters Marit and Edith after the girls mother Thora died in 1930. Although Charles had a wife (Olga) who lived in by Tønsberg, Marit and Edith never saw their father again. Marit and Edith lived with their aunt Karen Johansen – Thora´s sister.
We know that Charles Urban had problems with the authorities and did not receive permanent permit of residence in Norway.
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Original Norwegian Email:
Min far Håkon Arthur Bakke var krigsseiler. Det var også Charles Urban Frank.
Vinteren 1943 var min far på en bar i London. Og der var det også non svensker.Han hørte at de kalte en av den for Charles Urban (ikke akkurat et vanlig navn.)
Han gikk bort og spurte om han hadde en datter i Norge som het Marit. Det bekreftet han., og fikk da vite at han hadde et barnebarn (Meg).
Charles Urban brøt jo all kontakt med sine to døtre Marit og Edith etter Morens Thora død i 1930. De så ham aldri mer selv om han hadde ny kone (Olga) på Nøtterøy,like vd Tønsberg.
Marit og Edith bodde hos sin tante Karen Johansen, Thoras søster.
Vi vet at Charles Urban hadde problemer med myndighetene og fikk ikke varig oppholdstillatelse i Norge.
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Died on Steam merchant "Magne". His rank/role was listed as "Fireman and Trimmer".
At 15.30 hours on 14 March 1945 the Magne (Master Valentin Eriksson) in convoy FS-1756 was hit on the starboard side aft by one torpedo from U-714 off St. Abbey Head. The stern broke off and the ship (armed with two machine guns) sank within five minutes, capsizing to starboard. The survivors abandoned ship in the starboard lifeboat and were picked up in rough seas by the British coastal tanker Acclivity. The U-boat was located by escorts shortly after the attack and sunk later that day. Position: 55° 52'N, 1° 59'W - Grid AN 5167
Emmigrated to Norway 1939-10-02 | FRANK, Charles Urban (I57)
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Sylvia Margaret Wuthrich Astle passed away August 28, 2019. Sylvia was born December 26, 1944, in Logan, Utah to Paul and Margaret Johnson Wuthrich. She graduated from Logan High School in 1963. She married Ernest David Astle on May 14, 1965 in the Logan LDS Temple. She was an active member of The Church of Latter-day Saints, where she served in the Sunday School as secretary. She had a strong testimony of the gospel and deep love for the savior. She
Was a loving mother who cherished taking care of her three boys, all born within a year. She worked as a receptionist for Walker Bank, and spending time selling Avon and Home interiors. She enjoyed camping in Logan Canyon and going to Bear Lake. She loved watching TV to pass the time, especially in her last days, particularly enjoyed watching the WWE, the Utah Jazz, the Talk shows, USU Football and basketball, game shows, and soap operas.
She is survived by her husband Ernest Astle of Logan, her brothers Kay Wuthrich of Bloomfield, CO and Harold Wuthrich of Sandy, UT, and her son Dave Astle of Portland, OR. She has 5 grandchildren and 2 step-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, Paul and Margaret Wuthrich, sister Janice Wuthrich, and sons Steven and Jeffrey Astle.
Funeral services will be held on Thursday September 5, 2019 at 11:00 at Allen-Hall Mortuary, 34 E. Center, Logan UT. A viewing will be held at the same location on Wednesday from 6:00-8:00, and on Thursday, from 9:30-10:30 prior to the funeral. The interment will Logan City Cemetery.
Her family wishes to express special thanks to CNS Hospice. | WUTHRICH, Sylvia Margaret (I9065)
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The following articles were found in the “Davis County Clipper” about James Hepworth.
- A Tribute to James Hepworth On His 85th Birthday -
What a privilege to live
To be old as a tree,
A well-spent life conscience clear,
Traveling on to Eternity.
We all come here, a mission to fill
And Uncle Jim has done it well
He is leaving behind a score or more,
Children as numerous as sands on the shore.
There is no greater monument
That man can build on earth
He struggled hard and kept the faith
Since the morning of his birth.
And so today at eighty fifth
We lay our garlands at his feet
Uncle Jim, hold up your head,
Your life has been complete.
~Lavina Mann Argyle
- An obituary printed 1937-03-26 -
“James Hepworth of West Bountiful Dies in Salt Lake
James Hepworth, 86, of West Bountiful died Monday afternoon of causes incident to age at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Maude Harmon, 1149 Fifteenth East Street, Salt Lake.
Mr. Hepworth was born March 3, 1849, in Nethertown, Yorkshire, England, to Joseph and Mary Rouse Hirst Hepworth. Joining the church in his native land, he came to Utah in 1869. He married Melina Smith in Salt Lake in 1870 and moved to Woods Cross in 1879, where he had since engaged in farming. He was the first choir leader of the West Bountiful Ward and later became a high priest in that ward’s quorum.
Surviving are four sons, James Hepworth, Ogden; Samuel Hepworth, Bountiful, and Alma and Randolph Hepworth, Woods Cross; two daughters, Mrs. Melina Thomas and Mrs. Harmon, Salt Lake; 43 grandchildren; 57 great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandchild.
Funeral services were conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. in the West Bountiful Ward chapel and interment took place in the Bountiful Cemetery.” | HEPWORTH, James (I66)
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The spelling of Wahneta's name was verified on headstone in Wellsville, Cache, Utah.
Other spellings that are sometimes used are: Wanetta, Wahnetta | FRANK, Wahneta (I1559)
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Took the name SOLBERG in Sweden
Located and listed as a "servant" at Sjuntorps Fabrik, Fors, Älvsborg, Sweden on pg. 127 of the 1834-1841 Fors, Älvsborg, Sweden Household Examination. (GID: 728.8.23200)
Possibly Elias moving into Tölö, Halland, Sweden in 1846 on GID:1851.16.27900 | SOLBERG, Elias Anderson (I1585)
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Twin
Family headstone in Providence, Cache, Utah reads:
Albert
Born June 1862
Died Aug 14, 1864 | HADERLIE, Albert (I1576)
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TWIN | RAWLINS, Joseph (I1374)
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TWIN | RAWLINS, Roderick (I1376)
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Twin | FRANK, Luella (I1551)
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Twin | FRANK, Louis Winfield (I1552)
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Twin | HADERLIE, Alfred (I1577)
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Twin | ZOLLINGER, Konrad (I1643)
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Twin | ZOLLINGER, Regina (I1644)
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TWIN | JOB, Hans Rudolf (I1687)
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TWIN | JOB, Bernhard (I1688)
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TWIN | PEYER, Regula (I1808)
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TWIN | PEYER, Verena (I1809)
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TWIN | BENZ, Hans Jakob (I1905)
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TWIN | BENZ, Verena (I1906)
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TWIN | BENZ, Magdalena (I1907)
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TWIN | BENZ, Verena (I1908)
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TWIN | BUENZLI, Ulrich (I2571)
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TWIN | BUENZLI, Elsbeth (I2572)
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TWIN | USTERI, Lamprecht (I2941)
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TWIN | USTERI, Magdalena (I2942)
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TWIN | USTERI, Kaspar (I2947)
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TWIN | USTERI, Barbara (I2948)
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TWIN | BRUNNER, Marx (I2958)
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TWIN | BRUNNER, Margreth (I2959)
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TWIN | BUENZLI, Ulrich (I3067)
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TWIN | BUENZLI, Elizabeth (I3068)
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Twin | OWENS, Catherine (I4235)
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TWIN | OWENS, Owen (I4236)
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TWIN | WORLEY, Christopher (I4395)
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TWIN | HANSEN, Dau (Not Named) (I5251)
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TWIN | HANSEN, Lars Peter (I5255)
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TWIN | CALL, Chester Rufus (I5292)
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TWIN | CALL, Christopher (I5293)
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TWIN | CARSON, George (I5523)
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TWIN | CARSON, David (I5524)
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Twin | HEPWORTH, Della Dutson (I6147)
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