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Martha Ann <I>Townsend</I> Lufkin

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Martha Ann Townsend Lufkin

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10 Jan 1912 (aged 79)
Logan, Cache County, Utah, USA
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Logan, Cache County, Utah, USA Add to Map
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Born: March 2, 1932 Buxton, Maine
Baptized: 1844
Married: July 9, 1853 Salt Lake City, UT
Children:John, Florence, George Emma, Susan, Jessie, Jane, Marion, Vernie, Kate
Died: January 10, 1912 Logan, UT
apoplexy at 79 y/o
Buried: Logan, Utah

* Baptized in the Mississippi River on August 27, 1844 by John Boynton and Confirmed by Wilford Woodruff.
* Was present at the meeting after Joseph Smith's martrydom when the mantle fell to Brigham Young. She witnesses Brigham Young's countenance change and wanted her witness to be passed on.
* Started across the plains in 1852
* Her father was a missionary companion of Wilford Woodruff. Her step sister married Porter Rockwell and half sister married Heber C Kimball's son.
* She was an excellent steamstress, embroidery and quilting and was the best of cooks with most of her recipes in her head.
* She stenciled and painted her husband's furniture.
* Industrious, capable, friendly and made all her many homes comfortable.
* Loved geneology and moved to Logan to be near the temple.
Born: March 2, 1932 Buxton, Maine
Baptized: 1844
Married: July 9, 1853 Salt Lake City, UT
Children:John, Florence, George Emma, Susan, Jessie, Jane, Marion, Vernie, Kate
Died: January 10, 1912 Logan, UT
apoplexy at 79 y/o
Buried: Logan, Utah

* Baptized in the Mississippi River on August 27, 1844 by John Boynton and Confirmed by Wilford Woodruff.
* Was present at the meeting after Joseph Smith's martrydom when the mantle fell to Brigham Young. She witnesses Brigham Young's countenance change and wanted her witness to be passed on.
* Started across the plains in 1852
* Her father was a missionary companion of Wilford Woodruff. Her step sister married Porter Rockwell and half sister married Heber C Kimball's son.
* She was an excellent steamstress, embroidery and quilting and was the best of cooks with most of her recipes in her head.
* She stenciled and painted her husband's furniture.
* Industrious, capable, friendly and made all her many homes comfortable.
* Loved geneology and moved to Logan to be near the temple.

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