Daughter of Noah Barton and Mary Cooley
Married Israel Barlow, 28 Jan 1846, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois
Israel Barlow, prominent early Utah pioneer, arrived in the Great Salt Lake Valley, 23 September 1848, with Brigham Young's Company. With him were his wife, Elizabeth Haven, born 28 December 18 11, at Holliston, Middlesex, Mass., daughter of John and Elizabeth (Betsy) Howe Haven, and four of their children, Israel Jr., Pamela Elizabeth, Ianthus Haven and John Haven. Elizabeth Barton, Israel's second wife, born 19 September 1803, at Shamokin, Northumberland, Pa., daughter of Noah and Mary Cooley Barton, was also in the group. Elizabeth Barton, not having any children of her own, always shared the home of Elizabeth Haven, where she was known and loved as Aunt Betsy. During the first winter they lived in the Old Fort in Salt Lake City. In the spring of 1849, they moved ten miles north to what was then called Sessions' Settlement. They settled in a neighborhood now known as West Bountiful, Davis County, Utah.
Married Israel Barlow, 28 Jan 1846, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois
Israel Barlow, prominent early Utah pioneer, arrived in the Great Salt Lake Valley, 23 September 1848, with Brigham Young's Company. With him were his wife, Elizabeth Haven, born 28 December 18 11, at Holliston, Middlesex, Mass., daughter of John and Elizabeth (Betsy) Howe Haven, and four of their children, Israel Jr., Pamela Elizabeth, Ianthus Haven and John Haven. Elizabeth Barton, Israel's second wife, born 19 September 1803, at Shamokin, Northumberland, Pa., daughter of Noah and Mary Cooley Barton, was also in the group. Elizabeth Barton, not having any children of her own, always shared the home of Elizabeth Haven, where she was known and loved as Aunt Betsy. During the first winter they lived in the Old Fort in Salt Lake City. In the spring of 1849, they moved ten miles north to what was then called Sessions' Settlement. They settled in a neighborhood now known as West Bountiful, Davis County, Utah.
Daughter of Noah Barton and Mary Cooley
Married Israel Barlow, 28 Jan 1846, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois
Israel Barlow, prominent early Utah pioneer, arrived in the Great Salt Lake Valley, 23 September 1848, with Brigham Young's Company. With him were his wife, Elizabeth Haven, born 28 December 18 11, at Holliston, Middlesex, Mass., daughter of John and Elizabeth (Betsy) Howe Haven, and four of their children, Israel Jr., Pamela Elizabeth, Ianthus Haven and John Haven. Elizabeth Barton, Israel's second wife, born 19 September 1803, at Shamokin, Northumberland, Pa., daughter of Noah and Mary Cooley Barton, was also in the group. Elizabeth Barton, not having any children of her own, always shared the home of Elizabeth Haven, where she was known and loved as Aunt Betsy. During the first winter they lived in the Old Fort in Salt Lake City. In the spring of 1849, they moved ten miles north to what was then called Sessions' Settlement. They settled in a neighborhood now known as West Bountiful, Davis County, Utah.
Married Israel Barlow, 28 Jan 1846, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois
Israel Barlow, prominent early Utah pioneer, arrived in the Great Salt Lake Valley, 23 September 1848, with Brigham Young's Company. With him were his wife, Elizabeth Haven, born 28 December 18 11, at Holliston, Middlesex, Mass., daughter of John and Elizabeth (Betsy) Howe Haven, and four of their children, Israel Jr., Pamela Elizabeth, Ianthus Haven and John Haven. Elizabeth Barton, Israel's second wife, born 19 September 1803, at Shamokin, Northumberland, Pa., daughter of Noah and Mary Cooley Barton, was also in the group. Elizabeth Barton, not having any children of her own, always shared the home of Elizabeth Haven, where she was known and loved as Aunt Betsy. During the first winter they lived in the Old Fort in Salt Lake City. In the spring of 1849, they moved ten miles north to what was then called Sessions' Settlement. They settled in a neighborhood now known as West Bountiful, Davis County, Utah.
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