Prescott, Oct 10- Henry Augustus Martineau, one of the early Arizona Morman settlers
and former Latter Day Saints church bishop at Concho, Ariz, died last night at the
Arizona Pioneers home.
The pioneer settled in St Johns in 1879 after coming to Arizona from Utah, where he
was born in 1852. He entered the Pioneers' home in 1930.
Martineau leaves six children. Mrs Ida Jesperson and Howard Martineau, both of
Binghampton, Ariz.; Mrs Bertha Farnsworth, Mesa; Frank Martineau, Huntington Park,
Calif.; Charles Martineau, Colonia Juarez, Mexico, and Mrs Adele Whetten, Colonia
Chuhichupa, Mexico, and a sister, Mrs Elvira Johnson, Prescott. Funeral services were
held this afternoon.
Tucson Daily Citizen
11 October 1941
Additional information provided by Don Stowell
Prescott, Oct 10- Henry Augustus Martineau, one of the early Arizona Morman settlers
and former Latter Day Saints church bishop at Concho, Ariz, died last night at the
Arizona Pioneers home.
The pioneer settled in St Johns in 1879 after coming to Arizona from Utah, where he
was born in 1852. He entered the Pioneers' home in 1930.
Martineau leaves six children. Mrs Ida Jesperson and Howard Martineau, both of
Binghampton, Ariz.; Mrs Bertha Farnsworth, Mesa; Frank Martineau, Huntington Park,
Calif.; Charles Martineau, Colonia Juarez, Mexico, and Mrs Adele Whetten, Colonia
Chuhichupa, Mexico, and a sister, Mrs Elvira Johnson, Prescott. Funeral services were
held this afternoon.
Tucson Daily Citizen
11 October 1941
Additional information provided by Don Stowell
Family Members
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Moroni Helaman Martineau
1854–1896
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Susan Elvira Martineau Johnson
1856–1942
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John William Martineau
1859–1863
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Nephi Martineau
1862–1951
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George Albert Martineau Sr
1864–1957
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Joel Hills Martineau
1867–1955
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Gertrude Martineau
1870–1927
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Theodore Martineau
1872–1954
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Annie Sariah Martineau Hawkes
1875–1963
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James Edward Martineau
1877–1880
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