Married Elizabeth Zimmerman, 30 Nov 1854, Lehi, Utah, Utah
Married Anna Weis, 30 Jan 1864
Married Susan Kirby, 1884
Married Dorthea Wagman, 16 Nov 1871
Married Magalena Wagman, 16 Nov 1871
Conquerors of the West: Stalwart Mormon Pioneers, volume 2
Suel was small when his parents joined the Church and moved to Nauvoo, Illinois. He was baptized when he was eight years old. He helped the men who built the Nauvoo Temple by carrying water to them. His father died of cholera while crossing the plains. Suel was 17 at the time.
When they arrived in the Valley with the James C. Snow Company in 1852 they were sent to Pleasant Grove to settle. A year later in 1853, he was called on a mission to Fort Supply, among the Indians. While he was on his mission, his mother and family moved to Lehi, Utah. Shortly after his return, he married Elizabeth. Suel went to help with the Echo Canyon War.
In 1856 they moved to Cache Valley and later to Hyde Park. He was a large, strong man being about six feet tall and weighing about 190 pounds. He had thick black hair and blue eyes, and was very muscular and powerful. He was expert with a broad axe, right or left hand. He often won running and jumping matches.
He never served time for polygamy. He was active in the community and church, serving whenever asked or needed.
Married Elizabeth Zimmerman, 30 Nov 1854, Lehi, Utah, Utah
Married Anna Weis, 30 Jan 1864
Married Susan Kirby, 1884
Married Dorthea Wagman, 16 Nov 1871
Married Magalena Wagman, 16 Nov 1871
Conquerors of the West: Stalwart Mormon Pioneers, volume 2
Suel was small when his parents joined the Church and moved to Nauvoo, Illinois. He was baptized when he was eight years old. He helped the men who built the Nauvoo Temple by carrying water to them. His father died of cholera while crossing the plains. Suel was 17 at the time.
When they arrived in the Valley with the James C. Snow Company in 1852 they were sent to Pleasant Grove to settle. A year later in 1853, he was called on a mission to Fort Supply, among the Indians. While he was on his mission, his mother and family moved to Lehi, Utah. Shortly after his return, he married Elizabeth. Suel went to help with the Echo Canyon War.
In 1856 they moved to Cache Valley and later to Hyde Park. He was a large, strong man being about six feet tall and weighing about 190 pounds. He had thick black hair and blue eyes, and was very muscular and powerful. He was expert with a broad axe, right or left hand. He often won running and jumping matches.
He never served time for polygamy. He was active in the community and church, serving whenever asked or needed.
Family Members
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Elizabeth Victoria Lamb Hyde
1855–1882
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Julia Ann Lamb Roper
1857–1929
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Susan Lamb ""Susie"" Hawkes
1860–1941
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Harriet Emeline Lamb Johnson
1862–1933
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Olive Rosann Lamb Johnson
1864–1907
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Suel Erastus Lamb
1866–1954
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Margaret Elsie Lamb Sharp
1869–1909
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Myra Christina Lamb Daines
1871–1905
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George Zimmerman Lamb
1873–1949
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John James Lamb
1875–1961
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