488 individuals and 42 wagons were in the William Snow/Joseph Young Company when it began its journey on June 21, 1850 from the outfitting post at Kanesville (present day Council Bluffs), Iowa, but the size of the company more than tripled as it made its way across the plains. It was initially organized near the Missouri River. This church wagon trail arrived in the Salt Lake Valley October 1-4, 1850 under the leadership of captains William Snow and Joseph Young.
Horace Bradley Rust, 13, was traveling with
William Walker Rust (Age 41),
Mary Aspen Rust (Age 35),
Elizabeth Rust (Age 3).
Horace and his sister, Elizabeth, traveled with their parents, Mary and William Rust. The family is documented in both the Roundy and Snow 1850 companies. These companies traveled closely together. It was not uncommon for families or groups to move from one to another. His death date is documented on the Roundy company roster.
Horace Bradley Rust, 13, was traveling with
William Walker Rust (Age 41),
Mary Aspen Rust (Age 35),
Elizabeth Rust (Age 3).
Horace and his sister, Elizabeth, traveled with their parents, Mary and William Rust. The family is documented in both the Roundy and Snow 1850 companies. These companies traveled closely together. It was not uncommon for families or groups to move from one to another. His death date is documented on the Roundy company roster.
488 individuals and 42 wagons were in the William Snow/Joseph Young Company when it began its journey on June 21, 1850 from the outfitting post at Kanesville (present day Council Bluffs), Iowa, but the size of the company more than tripled as it made its way across the plains. It was initially organized near the Missouri River. This church wagon trail arrived in the Salt Lake Valley October 1-4, 1850 under the leadership of captains William Snow and Joseph Young.
Horace Bradley Rust, 13, was traveling with
William Walker Rust (Age 41),
Mary Aspen Rust (Age 35),
Elizabeth Rust (Age 3).
Horace and his sister, Elizabeth, traveled with their parents, Mary and William Rust. The family is documented in both the Roundy and Snow 1850 companies. These companies traveled closely together. It was not uncommon for families or groups to move from one to another. His death date is documented on the Roundy company roster.
Horace Bradley Rust, 13, was traveling with
William Walker Rust (Age 41),
Mary Aspen Rust (Age 35),
Elizabeth Rust (Age 3).
Horace and his sister, Elizabeth, traveled with their parents, Mary and William Rust. The family is documented in both the Roundy and Snow 1850 companies. These companies traveled closely together. It was not uncommon for families or groups to move from one to another. His death date is documented on the Roundy company roster.
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Horace was part of the Utah Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel migration between 1847-1868, who perished while crossing the plains.
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