daughter of Fanny Dack & Samuel Parrish, married Ephraim M. Lindsay
Jane Parish was born 18 Oct 1825 in Leeds, Kittley, Canada to Fannie Dack and Samuel Parish. She had 3 older sisters Sarah, Mary and Lydia and a younger brother Joel and younger sister Priscilla. The family moved to Lizepell and lived there six years. Jane's family was of the Quaker faith.
Jane has many memories of spinning wool for dresses and weaving straw for hats. The family moved in 1839 to Scott county, Illinois. The Mormon elders taught the family and they were baptized into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and moved in about 1841 to Nauvoo, Illinois.
When Jane was 19 years old she married Ephraim Lindsay on 22 January 1843 in Nauvoo, Illinois. They left Nauvoo in 1847 and went to Pisgah, Iowa. Then in 1849 to Council Bluff, Iowa.
They arrived in Salt Lake City Valley in 1852. They first went to Centerville where Jane's parents were. They stayed there 1 ½ years. Then they went to Kaysville where they lived 3 years. Then to Brigham City where they lived 18 years. Then they moved with others to Bennington, Idaho. Jane lived in Bennington 21 years. Here her husband, Ephraim died on 4 May 1901.
Jane had 9 children, David Ephraim, who was born 20 November 1845, in Nauvoo, killed in a avalanche in 1907. Then came Thomas Warren who was born in Des Moines, Iowa in 20 July 1848, died in 1850 and is buried in Council Bluff. John Edwin born 5 Feb 1851 in Council Bluffs, Iowa and died just before they left to come west in 1852. A son Samuel Parrish was born 3 Feb 1853 Centerville, Utah died in 1863. In Kaysville two children were born to Jane a son William Joel on the 23 June 1855, he died in 1915 and a daughter Rachel Virginia on the 30 June 1860. In Brigham City, Utah two sons were born to them James Harvey on 7 Apr 1862 and Charles Parish on 3 Feb 1866, he died in 1894.
After a while Jane left Bennington, Idaho, and went to Byron, Wyoming to be near her two sons David and Harvey, leaving son Joel and family in Idaho and Rachel in Salt Lake. Harvey made Jane a nice little home close to his. She had a log cabin, beautiful orchard of fruit trees and berries. Jane's daughter Rachel came in the year 1908, to live with her. Jane spent many hours making quilts.
At the time of her death only two children survive her, Rachel and Harvey. Jane Parish Lindsay died 26 November 1919 in Byron, Wyoming. She is laid to rest in the Byron Cemetery.
Jane Parish was born 18 Oct 1825 in Leeds, Kittley, Canada to Fannie Dack and Samuel Parish. She had 3 older sisters Sarah, Mary and Lydia and a younger brother Joel and younger sister Priscilla. The family moved to Lizepell and lived there six years. Jane's family was of the Quaker faith.
Jane has many memories of spinning wool for dresses and weaving straw for hats. The family moved in 1839 to Scott county, Illinois. The Mormon elders taught the family and they were baptized into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and moved in about 1841 to Nauvoo, Illinois.
When Jane was 19 years old she married Ephraim Lindsay on 22 January 1843 in Nauvoo, Illinois. They left Nauvoo in 1847 and went to Pisgah, Iowa. Then in 1849 to Council Bluff, Iowa.
They arrived in Salt Lake City Valley in 1852. They first went to Centerville where Jane's parents were. They stayed there 1 ½ years. Then they went to Kaysville where they lived 3 years. Then to Brigham City where they lived 18 years. Then they moved with others to Bennington, Idaho. Jane lived in Bennington 21 years. Here her husband, Ephraim died on 4 May 1901.
Jane had 9 children, David Ephraim, who was born 20 November 1845, in Nauvoo, killed in a avalanche in 1907. Then came Thomas Warren who was born in Des Moines, Iowa in 20 July 1848, died in 1850 and is buried in Council Bluff. John Edwin born 5 Feb 1851 in Council Bluffs, Iowa and died just before they left to come west in 1852. A son Samuel Parrish was born 3 Feb 1853 Centerville, Utah died in 1863. In Kaysville two children were born to Jane a son William Joel on the 23 June 1855, he died in 1915 and a daughter Rachel Virginia on the 30 June 1860. In Brigham City, Utah two sons were born to them James Harvey on 7 Apr 1862 and Charles Parish on 3 Feb 1866, he died in 1894.
After a while Jane left Bennington, Idaho, and went to Byron, Wyoming to be near her two sons David and Harvey, leaving son Joel and family in Idaho and Rachel in Salt Lake. Harvey made Jane a nice little home close to his. She had a log cabin, beautiful orchard of fruit trees and berries. Jane's daughter Rachel came in the year 1908, to live with her. Jane spent many hours making quilts.
At the time of her death only two children survive her, Rachel and Harvey. Jane Parish Lindsay died 26 November 1919 in Byron, Wyoming. She is laid to rest in the Byron Cemetery.
daughter of Fanny Dack & Samuel Parrish, married Ephraim M. Lindsay
Jane Parish was born 18 Oct 1825 in Leeds, Kittley, Canada to Fannie Dack and Samuel Parish. She had 3 older sisters Sarah, Mary and Lydia and a younger brother Joel and younger sister Priscilla. The family moved to Lizepell and lived there six years. Jane's family was of the Quaker faith.
Jane has many memories of spinning wool for dresses and weaving straw for hats. The family moved in 1839 to Scott county, Illinois. The Mormon elders taught the family and they were baptized into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and moved in about 1841 to Nauvoo, Illinois.
When Jane was 19 years old she married Ephraim Lindsay on 22 January 1843 in Nauvoo, Illinois. They left Nauvoo in 1847 and went to Pisgah, Iowa. Then in 1849 to Council Bluff, Iowa.
They arrived in Salt Lake City Valley in 1852. They first went to Centerville where Jane's parents were. They stayed there 1 ½ years. Then they went to Kaysville where they lived 3 years. Then to Brigham City where they lived 18 years. Then they moved with others to Bennington, Idaho. Jane lived in Bennington 21 years. Here her husband, Ephraim died on 4 May 1901.
Jane had 9 children, David Ephraim, who was born 20 November 1845, in Nauvoo, killed in a avalanche in 1907. Then came Thomas Warren who was born in Des Moines, Iowa in 20 July 1848, died in 1850 and is buried in Council Bluff. John Edwin born 5 Feb 1851 in Council Bluffs, Iowa and died just before they left to come west in 1852. A son Samuel Parrish was born 3 Feb 1853 Centerville, Utah died in 1863. In Kaysville two children were born to Jane a son William Joel on the 23 June 1855, he died in 1915 and a daughter Rachel Virginia on the 30 June 1860. In Brigham City, Utah two sons were born to them James Harvey on 7 Apr 1862 and Charles Parish on 3 Feb 1866, he died in 1894.
After a while Jane left Bennington, Idaho, and went to Byron, Wyoming to be near her two sons David and Harvey, leaving son Joel and family in Idaho and Rachel in Salt Lake. Harvey made Jane a nice little home close to his. She had a log cabin, beautiful orchard of fruit trees and berries. Jane's daughter Rachel came in the year 1908, to live with her. Jane spent many hours making quilts.
At the time of her death only two children survive her, Rachel and Harvey. Jane Parish Lindsay died 26 November 1919 in Byron, Wyoming. She is laid to rest in the Byron Cemetery.
Jane Parish was born 18 Oct 1825 in Leeds, Kittley, Canada to Fannie Dack and Samuel Parish. She had 3 older sisters Sarah, Mary and Lydia and a younger brother Joel and younger sister Priscilla. The family moved to Lizepell and lived there six years. Jane's family was of the Quaker faith.
Jane has many memories of spinning wool for dresses and weaving straw for hats. The family moved in 1839 to Scott county, Illinois. The Mormon elders taught the family and they were baptized into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and moved in about 1841 to Nauvoo, Illinois.
When Jane was 19 years old she married Ephraim Lindsay on 22 January 1843 in Nauvoo, Illinois. They left Nauvoo in 1847 and went to Pisgah, Iowa. Then in 1849 to Council Bluff, Iowa.
They arrived in Salt Lake City Valley in 1852. They first went to Centerville where Jane's parents were. They stayed there 1 ½ years. Then they went to Kaysville where they lived 3 years. Then to Brigham City where they lived 18 years. Then they moved with others to Bennington, Idaho. Jane lived in Bennington 21 years. Here her husband, Ephraim died on 4 May 1901.
Jane had 9 children, David Ephraim, who was born 20 November 1845, in Nauvoo, killed in a avalanche in 1907. Then came Thomas Warren who was born in Des Moines, Iowa in 20 July 1848, died in 1850 and is buried in Council Bluff. John Edwin born 5 Feb 1851 in Council Bluffs, Iowa and died just before they left to come west in 1852. A son Samuel Parrish was born 3 Feb 1853 Centerville, Utah died in 1863. In Kaysville two children were born to Jane a son William Joel on the 23 June 1855, he died in 1915 and a daughter Rachel Virginia on the 30 June 1860. In Brigham City, Utah two sons were born to them James Harvey on 7 Apr 1862 and Charles Parish on 3 Feb 1866, he died in 1894.
After a while Jane left Bennington, Idaho, and went to Byron, Wyoming to be near her two sons David and Harvey, leaving son Joel and family in Idaho and Rachel in Salt Lake. Harvey made Jane a nice little home close to his. She had a log cabin, beautiful orchard of fruit trees and berries. Jane's daughter Rachel came in the year 1908, to live with her. Jane spent many hours making quilts.
At the time of her death only two children survive her, Rachel and Harvey. Jane Parish Lindsay died 26 November 1919 in Byron, Wyoming. She is laid to rest in the Byron Cemetery.
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