Married Mary Caroline Fowler, 7 May 1831, Bennington, Vermont
Conquerors of the West: Stalwart Mormon Pioneers, volume 2
Eleazar undoubtedly came to the Valley prior to 1857 as he was involved in the Echo Canyon Campaign, and the Walker and Black Hawk Indian Wars. He was a Mason and a farmer.
He settled in Spring City, but was driven from there by the Indians. He was called to settle Circleville and was driven from there also, losing nearly everything he owned. They finally settled in Ephraim, Utah.
Married Mary Caroline Fowler, 7 May 1831, Bennington, Vermont
Conquerors of the West: Stalwart Mormon Pioneers, volume 2
Eleazar undoubtedly came to the Valley prior to 1857 as he was involved in the Echo Canyon Campaign, and the Walker and Black Hawk Indian Wars. He was a Mason and a farmer.
He settled in Spring City, but was driven from there by the Indians. He was called to settle Circleville and was driven from there also, losing nearly everything he owned. They finally settled in Ephraim, Utah.
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Caroline Matilda King Whitlock
1836–1916
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Emily Jane King Behunin
1840–1880
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Susan Nancy King
1842–1843
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Mary Elizabeth King
1847–1847
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Abagail Morana King Stevens
1849–1913
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Samuel Eleazer King
1852–1900
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Elsie Lavinia King Olsen
1854–1925
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George William King
1856–1917
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Francis Enoch King
1858–1936
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John Lorenzo King
1864–1873
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