Daughter of Louis Bessac and Mary Dunham
Married Joseph Mount, 19 Feb 1832, Lockport, Niagra, New York, later divorced
Children - Henry Bertrand Mount, Elizabeth Cornelia Mount, Mary Jane Mount, Caroline Gertrude Mount
Married Stillman Pond, 26 Sep 1852, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Daughter - Martha Ann Pond
Married Timothy Bradley Foote, Apr 1857
History - Joseph and Elizabeth (Bessac) Mount moved to Dayton, Ohio where they joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The family then moved to Nauvoo, Illinois to live with the Saints. They lived in Nauvoo for five years, where Joseph helped build the Nauvoo temple. The Mount family crossed the plains to Utah in 1847. Along with many other Mormons of the time, they experienced the plague of crickets and the activities of the Mormon Battalion.
Joseph and Elizabeth separated when Joseph insisted on trying his luck at the gold mines and would not return to the family. Both remarried. Elizabeth didn't find much happiness to her marriage to Stillman Pond.
Joseph Mount died in San Francisco, California in 1876; Elizabeth died in Utah on October 30, 1875, at the age of 62.
Husband Timothy Bradley Foote and family built the first home in Nephi.
Married Joseph Mount, 19 Feb 1832, Lockport, Niagra, New York, later divorced
Children - Henry Bertrand Mount, Elizabeth Cornelia Mount, Mary Jane Mount, Caroline Gertrude Mount
Married Stillman Pond, 26 Sep 1852, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Daughter - Martha Ann Pond
Married Timothy Bradley Foote, Apr 1857
History - Joseph and Elizabeth (Bessac) Mount moved to Dayton, Ohio where they joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The family then moved to Nauvoo, Illinois to live with the Saints. They lived in Nauvoo for five years, where Joseph helped build the Nauvoo temple. The Mount family crossed the plains to Utah in 1847. Along with many other Mormons of the time, they experienced the plague of crickets and the activities of the Mormon Battalion.
Joseph and Elizabeth separated when Joseph insisted on trying his luck at the gold mines and would not return to the family. Both remarried. Elizabeth didn't find much happiness to her marriage to Stillman Pond.
Joseph Mount died in San Francisco, California in 1876; Elizabeth died in Utah on October 30, 1875, at the age of 62.
Husband Timothy Bradley Foote and family built the first home in Nephi.
Daughter of Louis Bessac and Mary Dunham
Married Joseph Mount, 19 Feb 1832, Lockport, Niagra, New York, later divorced
Children - Henry Bertrand Mount, Elizabeth Cornelia Mount, Mary Jane Mount, Caroline Gertrude Mount
Married Stillman Pond, 26 Sep 1852, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Daughter - Martha Ann Pond
Married Timothy Bradley Foote, Apr 1857
History - Joseph and Elizabeth (Bessac) Mount moved to Dayton, Ohio where they joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The family then moved to Nauvoo, Illinois to live with the Saints. They lived in Nauvoo for five years, where Joseph helped build the Nauvoo temple. The Mount family crossed the plains to Utah in 1847. Along with many other Mormons of the time, they experienced the plague of crickets and the activities of the Mormon Battalion.
Joseph and Elizabeth separated when Joseph insisted on trying his luck at the gold mines and would not return to the family. Both remarried. Elizabeth didn't find much happiness to her marriage to Stillman Pond.
Joseph Mount died in San Francisco, California in 1876; Elizabeth died in Utah on October 30, 1875, at the age of 62.
Husband Timothy Bradley Foote and family built the first home in Nephi.
Married Joseph Mount, 19 Feb 1832, Lockport, Niagra, New York, later divorced
Children - Henry Bertrand Mount, Elizabeth Cornelia Mount, Mary Jane Mount, Caroline Gertrude Mount
Married Stillman Pond, 26 Sep 1852, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Daughter - Martha Ann Pond
Married Timothy Bradley Foote, Apr 1857
History - Joseph and Elizabeth (Bessac) Mount moved to Dayton, Ohio where they joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The family then moved to Nauvoo, Illinois to live with the Saints. They lived in Nauvoo for five years, where Joseph helped build the Nauvoo temple. The Mount family crossed the plains to Utah in 1847. Along with many other Mormons of the time, they experienced the plague of crickets and the activities of the Mormon Battalion.
Joseph and Elizabeth separated when Joseph insisted on trying his luck at the gold mines and would not return to the family. Both remarried. Elizabeth didn't find much happiness to her marriage to Stillman Pond.
Joseph Mount died in San Francisco, California in 1876; Elizabeth died in Utah on October 30, 1875, at the age of 62.
Husband Timothy Bradley Foote and family built the first home in Nephi.
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