After the death of Tabitha's mother in 1844, the family left their home in Pleasant View, Boone Co., Ind., and went west with members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Tabitha married in Kanesville, Iowa, and around two years later had joined a group going west, travelling by ox-team and wagon. They met great herds of buffalo, and it was a long and tedious journey of three months before they reached Salt Lake City, tired and weary.
Tabitha, her husband and family first lived just north of Salt Lake city in Centerville. Then they moved to Kaysville, but later bought good land and built a home in Brigham City about 75 miles north of Salt Lake City.
Eleven children were born, then Tabitha died. About three years later, her widowed husband married again, and ten
more children were born.
Children:
1. Sarah Adeline Lindsay
2. Mary Jane Lindsay
3. George Edwin Lindsay, SR.
4. William Nelson Lindsay
5. James Samuel Lindsay
6. Thomas Hyrum Lindsay
7. Ephriam C. Lindsay
8. Trisha Ellen Lindsay
9. David Elisha Lindsay
10. John Cragun Lindsay (Twin)
11. Tabitha Ann Lindsay (Twin)
Tabitha, her husband and family first lived just north of Salt Lake city in Centerville. Then they moved to Kaysville, but later bought good land and built a home in Brigham City about 75 miles north of Salt Lake City.
Eleven children were born, then Tabitha died. About three years later, her widowed husband married again, and ten
more children were born.
Children:
1. Sarah Adeline Lindsay
2. Mary Jane Lindsay
3. George Edwin Lindsay, SR.
4. William Nelson Lindsay
5. James Samuel Lindsay
6. Thomas Hyrum Lindsay
7. Ephriam C. Lindsay
8. Trisha Ellen Lindsay
9. David Elisha Lindsay
10. John Cragun Lindsay (Twin)
11. Tabitha Ann Lindsay (Twin)
After the death of Tabitha's mother in 1844, the family left their home in Pleasant View, Boone Co., Ind., and went west with members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Tabitha married in Kanesville, Iowa, and around two years later had joined a group going west, travelling by ox-team and wagon. They met great herds of buffalo, and it was a long and tedious journey of three months before they reached Salt Lake City, tired and weary.
Tabitha, her husband and family first lived just north of Salt Lake city in Centerville. Then they moved to Kaysville, but later bought good land and built a home in Brigham City about 75 miles north of Salt Lake City.
Eleven children were born, then Tabitha died. About three years later, her widowed husband married again, and ten
more children were born.
Children:
1. Sarah Adeline Lindsay
2. Mary Jane Lindsay
3. George Edwin Lindsay, SR.
4. William Nelson Lindsay
5. James Samuel Lindsay
6. Thomas Hyrum Lindsay
7. Ephriam C. Lindsay
8. Trisha Ellen Lindsay
9. David Elisha Lindsay
10. John Cragun Lindsay (Twin)
11. Tabitha Ann Lindsay (Twin)
Tabitha, her husband and family first lived just north of Salt Lake city in Centerville. Then they moved to Kaysville, but later bought good land and built a home in Brigham City about 75 miles north of Salt Lake City.
Eleven children were born, then Tabitha died. About three years later, her widowed husband married again, and ten
more children were born.
Children:
1. Sarah Adeline Lindsay
2. Mary Jane Lindsay
3. George Edwin Lindsay, SR.
4. William Nelson Lindsay
5. James Samuel Lindsay
6. Thomas Hyrum Lindsay
7. Ephriam C. Lindsay
8. Trisha Ellen Lindsay
9. David Elisha Lindsay
10. John Cragun Lindsay (Twin)
11. Tabitha Ann Lindsay (Twin)
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