1907 Utah Death Certificate
Pneumonia
Clarissa Alger age 76
Clarissa (Francis T.) Whitney
Youngest of ten children.
1848
The Alger and Hancock families were among the first converts to the LDS [Mormon] Church.
1848
Mormon Pioneer Overland Trail
Brigham Young's second wagon train.
Brigham Young Company, 1848
1220 individuals when company began from Winter Quarters, Nebraska outfitting post.
Departure: 5 June 1848
Arrival: 20-24 September 1848
Samuel Alger, 62
Clarissa Hancock Alger 57
Clarissa Alger 18
John Alger 27
Sarah Alger 23
Sarah Ann Alger 3
Olivia Alger, infant
arriving Salt Lake valley 22 Sep 1848.
Number In Company 1053
1850 Married Salt Lake City, Utah
Married Francis Tufts Whitney,
Miss Clarissa Alger
12 May 1850.
Parents of five children
1850 Census Iron County, Utah
Francis Whitney 46,
Clarissa Whitney 21,
New Samuel Whitney, 2 months
Recorded as married within previous year
June 1, 1850
1860 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Francis Whitney 55
Clarissa Whitney 30
New Sam Whitney 9
Elijah Whitney 7
Job Whitney 5
Ira B Whitney 3
Harriet Whitney 47
Ellen Whitney 13
1870 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Francis Whitney 65
Clarissa Whitney 40
New Whitney 19
Eli Whitney 17
Job Whitney 15
Ira Whitney 13
Samuel Alger 84, Father-in-Law
Clarissa Hancock Alger 79, MIL
1880 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Clarissa Whitney 50, keeping house
Ira B Whitney 23, blacksmith
1883 Huntington, Emery, Utah
Francis T Whitney died
Apr. 5, 1883
1900 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Clarissa Whitney 70, widow, 5 children, 4 living
Own home, f
Living next to son, New Samuel Whitney
Pneumonia
Clarissa Alger age 76
Clarissa (Francis T.) Whitney
Youngest of ten children.
1848
The Alger and Hancock families were among the first converts to the LDS [Mormon] Church.
1848
Mormon Pioneer Overland Trail
Brigham Young's second wagon train.
Brigham Young Company, 1848
1220 individuals when company began from Winter Quarters, Nebraska outfitting post.
Departure: 5 June 1848
Arrival: 20-24 September 1848
Samuel Alger, 62
Clarissa Hancock Alger 57
Clarissa Alger 18
John Alger 27
Sarah Alger 23
Sarah Ann Alger 3
Olivia Alger, infant
arriving Salt Lake valley 22 Sep 1848.
Number In Company 1053
1850 Married Salt Lake City, Utah
Married Francis Tufts Whitney,
Miss Clarissa Alger
12 May 1850.
Parents of five children
1850 Census Iron County, Utah
Francis Whitney 46,
Clarissa Whitney 21,
New Samuel Whitney, 2 months
Recorded as married within previous year
June 1, 1850
1860 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Francis Whitney 55
Clarissa Whitney 30
New Sam Whitney 9
Elijah Whitney 7
Job Whitney 5
Ira B Whitney 3
Harriet Whitney 47
Ellen Whitney 13
1870 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Francis Whitney 65
Clarissa Whitney 40
New Whitney 19
Eli Whitney 17
Job Whitney 15
Ira Whitney 13
Samuel Alger 84, Father-in-Law
Clarissa Hancock Alger 79, MIL
1880 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Clarissa Whitney 50, keeping house
Ira B Whitney 23, blacksmith
1883 Huntington, Emery, Utah
Francis T Whitney died
Apr. 5, 1883
1900 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Clarissa Whitney 70, widow, 5 children, 4 living
Own home, f
Living next to son, New Samuel Whitney
1907 Utah Death Certificate
Pneumonia
Clarissa Alger age 76
Clarissa (Francis T.) Whitney
Youngest of ten children.
1848
The Alger and Hancock families were among the first converts to the LDS [Mormon] Church.
1848
Mormon Pioneer Overland Trail
Brigham Young's second wagon train.
Brigham Young Company, 1848
1220 individuals when company began from Winter Quarters, Nebraska outfitting post.
Departure: 5 June 1848
Arrival: 20-24 September 1848
Samuel Alger, 62
Clarissa Hancock Alger 57
Clarissa Alger 18
John Alger 27
Sarah Alger 23
Sarah Ann Alger 3
Olivia Alger, infant
arriving Salt Lake valley 22 Sep 1848.
Number In Company 1053
1850 Married Salt Lake City, Utah
Married Francis Tufts Whitney,
Miss Clarissa Alger
12 May 1850.
Parents of five children
1850 Census Iron County, Utah
Francis Whitney 46,
Clarissa Whitney 21,
New Samuel Whitney, 2 months
Recorded as married within previous year
June 1, 1850
1860 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Francis Whitney 55
Clarissa Whitney 30
New Sam Whitney 9
Elijah Whitney 7
Job Whitney 5
Ira B Whitney 3
Harriet Whitney 47
Ellen Whitney 13
1870 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Francis Whitney 65
Clarissa Whitney 40
New Whitney 19
Eli Whitney 17
Job Whitney 15
Ira Whitney 13
Samuel Alger 84, Father-in-Law
Clarissa Hancock Alger 79, MIL
1880 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Clarissa Whitney 50, keeping house
Ira B Whitney 23, blacksmith
1883 Huntington, Emery, Utah
Francis T Whitney died
Apr. 5, 1883
1900 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Clarissa Whitney 70, widow, 5 children, 4 living
Own home, f
Living next to son, New Samuel Whitney
Pneumonia
Clarissa Alger age 76
Clarissa (Francis T.) Whitney
Youngest of ten children.
1848
The Alger and Hancock families were among the first converts to the LDS [Mormon] Church.
1848
Mormon Pioneer Overland Trail
Brigham Young's second wagon train.
Brigham Young Company, 1848
1220 individuals when company began from Winter Quarters, Nebraska outfitting post.
Departure: 5 June 1848
Arrival: 20-24 September 1848
Samuel Alger, 62
Clarissa Hancock Alger 57
Clarissa Alger 18
John Alger 27
Sarah Alger 23
Sarah Ann Alger 3
Olivia Alger, infant
arriving Salt Lake valley 22 Sep 1848.
Number In Company 1053
1850 Married Salt Lake City, Utah
Married Francis Tufts Whitney,
Miss Clarissa Alger
12 May 1850.
Parents of five children
1850 Census Iron County, Utah
Francis Whitney 46,
Clarissa Whitney 21,
New Samuel Whitney, 2 months
Recorded as married within previous year
June 1, 1850
1860 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Francis Whitney 55
Clarissa Whitney 30
New Sam Whitney 9
Elijah Whitney 7
Job Whitney 5
Ira B Whitney 3
Harriet Whitney 47
Ellen Whitney 13
1870 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Francis Whitney 65
Clarissa Whitney 40
New Whitney 19
Eli Whitney 17
Job Whitney 15
Ira Whitney 13
Samuel Alger 84, Father-in-Law
Clarissa Hancock Alger 79, MIL
1880 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Clarissa Whitney 50, keeping house
Ira B Whitney 23, blacksmith
1883 Huntington, Emery, Utah
Francis T Whitney died
Apr. 5, 1883
1900 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Clarissa Whitney 70, widow, 5 children, 4 living
Own home, f
Living next to son, New Samuel Whitney
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