Note:This is the actual burial location ~ "memorial only" link above
Charlotte was the second child born to Charlotte Jenkins and John Cole, who had married at Nauvoo as LDS Church members were seeking asylum in the west.
This infant daughter was not able to escape the unhealthy conditions suffered by the Saints who had taken respite at what was then called "Winter Quarters".
She was buried in an unmarked plot at the Pioneer Cemetery.
Her parents had to struggle until the summer of 1850 before they could move their little family on to the Great Salt Lake Valley, where they finally settled at what was then named "Willow Creek" located in Box Elder County, Utah.
Note:This is the actual burial location ~ "memorial only" link above
Charlotte was the second child born to Charlotte Jenkins and John Cole, who had married at Nauvoo as LDS Church members were seeking asylum in the west.
This infant daughter was not able to escape the unhealthy conditions suffered by the Saints who had taken respite at what was then called "Winter Quarters".
She was buried in an unmarked plot at the Pioneer Cemetery.
Her parents had to struggle until the summer of 1850 before they could move their little family on to the Great Salt Lake Valley, where they finally settled at what was then named "Willow Creek" located in Box Elder County, Utah.
Family Members
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Rachel Cole Morgan
1844–1934
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William Edward Cole
1848–1924
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Joseph Jenkins Cole
1850–1932
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Mary Elizabeth Cole Merrell
1852–1930
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Lydia Ann Cole Bronson
1854–1916
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John Heber Cole
1857–1936
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Thomas Richard Cole
1859–1945
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Amos George Cole
1863–1948
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Sarah Melissa Cole Wood
1866–1944
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Robert Franklin Cole
1868–1929
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