Editha Morgan Anderson age 74
Editha Morgan (Arza) Adams
Pioneer School teacher
Buried American Fork with Arza
1850 Census Great Salt Lake, Utah Territory
Edith M Anderson 46, b. Mi[a]ss.
Warren L Ball 16, b. England [Mass.]
1853 Married Salt Lake, Utah Terr.
Arza Matson Adams, age 49 yrs. 10 mos.
Editha Morgan Anderson, age 48 yrs. 8 mos.
7 December 1853 in Endowment House.
Editha married as spiritual wife only.
She lived separately, known by maiden name.
1856 State Census Lake City, Utah, UT
Edith Adams
Page 881
1860 LIST of LETTERS
Remaining in the Salt Lake City Post Office Dec. 31, 1859, which, if not taken out before March 31, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. In asking for any of these letters say they are advertised. H F Morrell, P.M.
Adams, Editha M ...
Hanks, Ephraim ...
Nielsen, Rasmus ...
Snow, Lorenzo F ...
Quorum of Seventies 16th ...
Deseret News, 4 Jan 1860, page 5
1860 Census Lake City, Utah, Utah Territory
Edith M Adams 55, Com School Teacher
Rozilla Jebo 8, Indian.
Warren L Ball 25, stage driver, born Mass.
1870 Census American Fork, Utah Terr.
Edith Anderson 65, keeping house
Rosale Gebow 18, Indian, domestic servant
Living next to Lydia Adams
1934 American Fork Cemetery
Early Teacher's Monument
to be Re-Established
The permanent establishment of a monument to the memory of Editha Adams, pioneer American Fork school teacher, to be erected in the city cemetery, was the object of the meeting of S L Chipman and Mrs Warren B Smith with the city fathers at the council meeting held Monday night . . ..
Pleasant Grove Review, 1934-05-18, page 5
1939 Monument
City Commemorates First Free School, Pays Tribute to Pioneer Educators at D. U. P. Monument Unveiling Ceremony
. . . Inscribed on the bronze plaque is the following historical note:
The territorial legislature, February, 1866, authorized the levy of a tax for the support of schools within each district. Pursuant to this act, Mayor Leonard E Harrington called a meeting and the majority of the citizens of American Fork approved the plan. School opened in November in 1867, with Joseph B Forbes, E A Henriod, Editha Anderson and Elizabeth G Griffin, teachers, . . ..
Pleasant Grove Review, 4 August 1939, Page 5
Father Ezra Anderson 1766-1813 MA
Mother Tryphenea Morgan 1759-after 1810
Siblings:
Rufus P Anderson 1795-1863 MA
Charlotte Anderson 1796-1819 MA
Elvira Graves Anderson 1803-1834 MA
Warren Lafayette Ball 1834-1878 AF
Editha Morgan (Arza) Adams
Pioneer School teacher
Buried American Fork with Arza
1850 Census Great Salt Lake, Utah Territory
Edith M Anderson 46, b. Mi[a]ss.
Warren L Ball 16, b. England [Mass.]
1853 Married Salt Lake, Utah Terr.
Arza Matson Adams, age 49 yrs. 10 mos.
Editha Morgan Anderson, age 48 yrs. 8 mos.
7 December 1853 in Endowment House.
Editha married as spiritual wife only.
She lived separately, known by maiden name.
1856 State Census Lake City, Utah, UT
Edith Adams
Page 881
1860 LIST of LETTERS
Remaining in the Salt Lake City Post Office Dec. 31, 1859, which, if not taken out before March 31, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. In asking for any of these letters say they are advertised. H F Morrell, P.M.
Adams, Editha M ...
Hanks, Ephraim ...
Nielsen, Rasmus ...
Snow, Lorenzo F ...
Quorum of Seventies 16th ...
Deseret News, 4 Jan 1860, page 5
1860 Census Lake City, Utah, Utah Territory
Edith M Adams 55, Com School Teacher
Rozilla Jebo 8, Indian.
Warren L Ball 25, stage driver, born Mass.
1870 Census American Fork, Utah Terr.
Edith Anderson 65, keeping house
Rosale Gebow 18, Indian, domestic servant
Living next to Lydia Adams
1934 American Fork Cemetery
Early Teacher's Monument
to be Re-Established
The permanent establishment of a monument to the memory of Editha Adams, pioneer American Fork school teacher, to be erected in the city cemetery, was the object of the meeting of S L Chipman and Mrs Warren B Smith with the city fathers at the council meeting held Monday night . . ..
Pleasant Grove Review, 1934-05-18, page 5
1939 Monument
City Commemorates First Free School, Pays Tribute to Pioneer Educators at D. U. P. Monument Unveiling Ceremony
. . . Inscribed on the bronze plaque is the following historical note:
The territorial legislature, February, 1866, authorized the levy of a tax for the support of schools within each district. Pursuant to this act, Mayor Leonard E Harrington called a meeting and the majority of the citizens of American Fork approved the plan. School opened in November in 1867, with Joseph B Forbes, E A Henriod, Editha Anderson and Elizabeth G Griffin, teachers, . . ..
Pleasant Grove Review, 4 August 1939, Page 5
Father Ezra Anderson 1766-1813 MA
Mother Tryphenea Morgan 1759-after 1810
Siblings:
Rufus P Anderson 1795-1863 MA
Charlotte Anderson 1796-1819 MA
Elvira Graves Anderson 1803-1834 MA
Warren Lafayette Ball 1834-1878 AF
Editha Morgan Anderson age 74
Editha Morgan (Arza) Adams
Pioneer School teacher
Buried American Fork with Arza
1850 Census Great Salt Lake, Utah Territory
Edith M Anderson 46, b. Mi[a]ss.
Warren L Ball 16, b. England [Mass.]
1853 Married Salt Lake, Utah Terr.
Arza Matson Adams, age 49 yrs. 10 mos.
Editha Morgan Anderson, age 48 yrs. 8 mos.
7 December 1853 in Endowment House.
Editha married as spiritual wife only.
She lived separately, known by maiden name.
1856 State Census Lake City, Utah, UT
Edith Adams
Page 881
1860 LIST of LETTERS
Remaining in the Salt Lake City Post Office Dec. 31, 1859, which, if not taken out before March 31, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. In asking for any of these letters say they are advertised. H F Morrell, P.M.
Adams, Editha M ...
Hanks, Ephraim ...
Nielsen, Rasmus ...
Snow, Lorenzo F ...
Quorum of Seventies 16th ...
Deseret News, 4 Jan 1860, page 5
1860 Census Lake City, Utah, Utah Territory
Edith M Adams 55, Com School Teacher
Rozilla Jebo 8, Indian.
Warren L Ball 25, stage driver, born Mass.
1870 Census American Fork, Utah Terr.
Edith Anderson 65, keeping house
Rosale Gebow 18, Indian, domestic servant
Living next to Lydia Adams
1934 American Fork Cemetery
Early Teacher's Monument
to be Re-Established
The permanent establishment of a monument to the memory of Editha Adams, pioneer American Fork school teacher, to be erected in the city cemetery, was the object of the meeting of S L Chipman and Mrs Warren B Smith with the city fathers at the council meeting held Monday night . . ..
Pleasant Grove Review, 1934-05-18, page 5
1939 Monument
City Commemorates First Free School, Pays Tribute to Pioneer Educators at D. U. P. Monument Unveiling Ceremony
. . . Inscribed on the bronze plaque is the following historical note:
The territorial legislature, February, 1866, authorized the levy of a tax for the support of schools within each district. Pursuant to this act, Mayor Leonard E Harrington called a meeting and the majority of the citizens of American Fork approved the plan. School opened in November in 1867, with Joseph B Forbes, E A Henriod, Editha Anderson and Elizabeth G Griffin, teachers, . . ..
Pleasant Grove Review, 4 August 1939, Page 5
Father Ezra Anderson 1766-1813 MA
Mother Tryphenea Morgan 1759-after 1810
Siblings:
Rufus P Anderson 1795-1863 MA
Charlotte Anderson 1796-1819 MA
Elvira Graves Anderson 1803-1834 MA
Warren Lafayette Ball 1834-1878 AF
Editha Morgan (Arza) Adams
Pioneer School teacher
Buried American Fork with Arza
1850 Census Great Salt Lake, Utah Territory
Edith M Anderson 46, b. Mi[a]ss.
Warren L Ball 16, b. England [Mass.]
1853 Married Salt Lake, Utah Terr.
Arza Matson Adams, age 49 yrs. 10 mos.
Editha Morgan Anderson, age 48 yrs. 8 mos.
7 December 1853 in Endowment House.
Editha married as spiritual wife only.
She lived separately, known by maiden name.
1856 State Census Lake City, Utah, UT
Edith Adams
Page 881
1860 LIST of LETTERS
Remaining in the Salt Lake City Post Office Dec. 31, 1859, which, if not taken out before March 31, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. In asking for any of these letters say they are advertised. H F Morrell, P.M.
Adams, Editha M ...
Hanks, Ephraim ...
Nielsen, Rasmus ...
Snow, Lorenzo F ...
Quorum of Seventies 16th ...
Deseret News, 4 Jan 1860, page 5
1860 Census Lake City, Utah, Utah Territory
Edith M Adams 55, Com School Teacher
Rozilla Jebo 8, Indian.
Warren L Ball 25, stage driver, born Mass.
1870 Census American Fork, Utah Terr.
Edith Anderson 65, keeping house
Rosale Gebow 18, Indian, domestic servant
Living next to Lydia Adams
1934 American Fork Cemetery
Early Teacher's Monument
to be Re-Established
The permanent establishment of a monument to the memory of Editha Adams, pioneer American Fork school teacher, to be erected in the city cemetery, was the object of the meeting of S L Chipman and Mrs Warren B Smith with the city fathers at the council meeting held Monday night . . ..
Pleasant Grove Review, 1934-05-18, page 5
1939 Monument
City Commemorates First Free School, Pays Tribute to Pioneer Educators at D. U. P. Monument Unveiling Ceremony
. . . Inscribed on the bronze plaque is the following historical note:
The territorial legislature, February, 1866, authorized the levy of a tax for the support of schools within each district. Pursuant to this act, Mayor Leonard E Harrington called a meeting and the majority of the citizens of American Fork approved the plan. School opened in November in 1867, with Joseph B Forbes, E A Henriod, Editha Anderson and Elizabeth G Griffin, teachers, . . ..
Pleasant Grove Review, 4 August 1939, Page 5
Father Ezra Anderson 1766-1813 MA
Mother Tryphenea Morgan 1759-after 1810
Siblings:
Rufus P Anderson 1795-1863 MA
Charlotte Anderson 1796-1819 MA
Elvira Graves Anderson 1803-1834 MA
Warren Lafayette Ball 1834-1878 AF
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