Annotations

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Agents for the Luminary

Forty men were identified as agents who solicited subscriptions to this newspaper. All the men lived outside the greater St. Louis area, and some were traveling agents, usually while they were serving proselyting missions for the LDS Church.

Surname	Given Name	Assigned Location
Andrus	Milo	Traveling Agent in the West
Banks	John	Cincinnati, Ohio
Barlow	J. M.	Georgetown, Kentucky
Blair	Seth Millington	Milan County, Texas
Case	James	Keokuk, Iowa
Cazier	William	Nephi, Utah
Church	Hayden Wells	Traveling Agent in Alabama; Nashville, Tennessee
Clark	Charles	Keokuk, Iowa
Dalrymple	Henry Harrison	Maquaketa, Iowa
Davis	Eliakin J.	Lowell, Massachusetts
DeLepair	L. J.	Pecan Point, Arkansas
Dolery	John	Keokuk, Iowa
Felt	Nathaniel Henry	Massachusetts
Folson	William Harrison	Bluff City, Iowa
Gay	Alfred	Helena, Arkansas
Golding	Stephen	Alquina, Indiana
Haight	Isaac Chauncey	Cedar City, Utah
Harrison	Samuel	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Horner	John M.	San Jose, California
Hoyt	Samuel Pierce	Fillmore, Utah
Hudson	Henry J.	Alton, Illinois
Kinney	James	Centreville, Illinois
Littlefield	Lyman O.	Bluff City, Iowa
Martindale	William	Harrison and Panola Counties, Texas
Maxwell	Charles	Gravois, Missouri
McGaw	James	New Orleans, Louisiana
Rich	Charles Clouson	San Bernardino, California
Richards	Franklin Dewey	Liverpool, England
Robbins	Alexander	Boston, Massachusetts
Siler	A. L.	Traveling Agent in the West
Snow	Zerubbabel	Utah
Spencer	Orson	Cincinnati, Ohio
Taylor	John	New York
Thomas	Preston	Traveling Agent in the South
White	W. M.	Hartland Centre, Michigan
Wickel	John	Fairfield, Indiana
Williams	Thomas Stephen	Salt Lake City, Utah
Winchester	Benjamin F.	Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Winters	Anthony, Esq.	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Wright	A. R.	Springfield, Ohio

Nineteenth-Century Terms

This glossary of 158 commonly used terms helps modern readers understand specific words and phrases from the newspaper.

acrostic	a series of lines in which the first, last, or other letters, when taken in order, spell a word, phrase, etc.
adamantine	too hard to cut, break, or pierce; having the hardness or luster of a diamond.
ague	an intermitting fever with cold and hot fits.
allopathic hands	of or relating to the practice of allopathy; a method of treating disease.
alum	a mineral salt with an acid taste.
antimonial wine	used for medicinal purposes; induces vomiting.
arrow root	used for extracting virus caused by poisoned arrows.
auger	a tool to bore holes.

balsam	a resinous juice with a mixture of oil; contains benzoic acid.
bastard	a flat file used to remove metal.
bbl.	a barrel.
bed ticking	a strong, durable fabric in plain, twill, or satin weave; used to cover box springs, mattresses, and pillows.
blacking	a preparation, such as shoe or stove polish; used to impart a black color.
bleached drilling	a bleached cotton fabric.
bl'k	bulk packaging.
blue drill	a strong, twilled cotton fabric.
bogus maker	a counterfeiter.
bolt	to pass through a sieve.
brimstone	sulphur.
brindle cow	a cow with a grey or brown streak; a pattern or patchy coloring.
broadaxes	an ax with a broad head; used as a battle ax.
broadcloth	a woolen or worsted fabric constructed with a plain or twill weave; a compact texture with a lustrous finish.
brogan	a heavy, sturdy shoe; an ankle-high work shoe.
broma	a light form of cocoa.
Brosha	a type of shawl.
brownware	a type of pottery.
burr	a rough, prickly husk or covering of seeds and fruits, such as the chestnut.
butt	used to hinge or joint an object.
bxs	boxes.

cap	lead placed over a vent to keep priming dry.
capsicum	fruit of a pepper plant; used as a condiment and intestinal stimulant.
carminative balsam	a drug that causes expulsion of gas from the bowels.
cassimere	a twill-weave; worsted suiting fabric with a striped pattern.
castile soap	a mild soap; made from olive oil and sodium hydroxide.
castings	throwing or sending into a mold to give shape.
chalybeate	any liquid that iron enters.
chintz	a printed cotton fabric; often used for draperies.
chronometer	a timepiece or timing device with a mechanism for adjusting accuracy.
citron	a fruit of the citron tree; a large species of lemon.
cobourg	a thin, worsted fabric used to make women's dresses.
common schools	publicly supported schools.
cordials	a medicine made from vegetables; when mixed with sweeteners the medicine is agreeable to the taste.
cottonades	a heavy, coarse fabric made of cotton or mixed fibers; resembles wool; used in manufacturing of work clothes.
court plaster	an adhesive plaster of silk coated with isinglass and glycerin.
cravat	a neck cloth worn by men.
Cutlerization	a religious movement founded by Alpheus Cutler.

daguerrian	a type of early photography.
delaines alpacas	a cloth woven into a mixed fabric of cotton warp and wool weft.
do	ditto.
domestics	cotton cloth.
double brim leghorn	a hat made of straw with a double broad, soft brim.
drag	a heavy wooden or steel frame drawn over the ground.
dray	a low cart or carriage drawn by a horse.
dyspepsia	indigestion.

edging	creating a border on cloth.
embrocation	to moisten or rub a part of the body with liniment or lotion.
expectorant alternative	a medicine that facilitates the secretion or expulsion of phlegm, mucus, or other matters from the respiratory tract.

farina	fine dust or powder contained in plants.
febrifuge	any medicine that helps relieve fevers.
felloe	a rim or section of a wagon wheel supported by spokes.
ferretts	imported French shoes; also a tape commonly made from cotton, but sometimes from silk; then known as Italian ferret.
film	a thin skin on the eye.
fistula	a deep, narrow callous ulcer.
fodder	dry food for cattle.
french cordials	a stimulant; liquor.

gaiter boot	a heavy cloth or leather covering for the leg that extends from the instep to the ankle or knee.
galloon	a narrow band or braid used for trimming; commonly made of lace, metallic thread, or embroidery.
giging	using a gig to spear a fish or frog.
gimlet	a small hand tool with a spiraled shank; a screw tip; a cross handle used for boring holes.
gimp	a narrow flat braid; rounded fabric cord used for trimming.
girths	a strap encircling an animal's body to secure a load; a cinch.
grange boot	farm boot.
gums	a substance from a plant or tree that dries into water-soluble, noncrystalline, brittle solids.
gutta percha goods	coagulated latex of a tree; resembles rubber.

haberdashery	a men's clothing business.
harness galls	plaques of fibrous tissue that form where the harness rubs.
hartshorn	antler of a male deer; used as a source of ammonia and smelling salts.
hollowware	metal tableware, such as bowls, pitchers, teapots, and trays.
horse rasp	designed for filing and shaping horses' hooves before shoeing.
Hyson Tea	a smooth tea with a greenish-yellow color.

index plate	a plate perforated with rows of numbers; equally spaced holes used as a guide for indexing work.
ink fish	a cuttlefish.
inst.	for instance.

jaconette	a light-weight, cotton cloth with a smooth but slightly stiff finish; used for clothing and bandages.
joiner pencil	a carpenter's pencil.
jumbal	a small, flat, ring-shaped cake or cookie.

kerseys	a coarse twilled woolen cloth with a cotton warp; used in making work clothes.
kip skins	leather prepared from the skin of young or small cattle.

landanum	used as a pain reliever and sleeping medication.
lath machine	a small piece of wood used to support roof tiles.
lawns	a light cotton or linen fabric of very fine weave.
leggings	a leg covering extending from the ankle to the knee; made of leather or canvas.
lever escapement	a key component in mechanical and pocket watches.
linseys	a coarse fabric woven from linen or cotton; coarse wool filling.
Locofoco	a member of the radical New York City Democrats, organized in 1835 to oppose conservative members of society.
logwood	a very dense and firm texture made from logs; red in color.
longsickness	a disease of cattle.
lustre	a pedestal vase with hanging glass prisms.

madder	a plant with open clusters of small, yellowish flowers; used in dyeing cloth.
madeira	a fortified white wine from the Madeira Island.
malaga	wine imported from Malaga, Spain.
manila rope	rope made from Manila hemp.
martingale	part of a tack or harness; used to steady or hold a horse's head.
merino	wool from sheep that originated in Spain.
mosquito bars	an alternate form of a mosquito net; designed to protect from insects.
moulding planes	a tool for shaping wood; used to cut mouldings on the edge of a board.

N.B.	post script.
nankeen trousers	trousers made from a firm, textured, cotton cloth from China.
nappies	a small, shallow, glass dish with a flat bottom and sloping sides; used for serving food.

opodeldoc	a medication made of alcohol, Windsor soap, camphor, oil of rosemary, and other aromatic oils.
osnaburg sacks	a sack made from heavy, coarse cotton fabric.

parametto	a light, twilled dress fabric with a silk or cotton warp and a woolen weft.
paregoric	a medication with antidiarrheal, antitussive, and analgesic properties; used to calm fretful children.
pearl sago	powdery starch from sago palms.
peltries	fur skins.
percussion caps	a primer for muzzleloading firearms.
phrenology	a study of the physical qualities of a person's head to determine innate mental abilities.
picayune	of little value or importance.
pilot cloth	a thick blue cloth used to make overcoats.
piquet	a game of cards.
plated ware	base metal articles used for tableware; has the appearance of gold or silver.
poll-evil	a swelling on the head of a horse between the neck and ear.
porter	a liquor made of dried malt; it is brewed at a high temperature.
pulverized sugar	ground granulated sugar.

queensware

a hard, cream-colored earthenware perfected in 1765 by Wedgwood.

ring-bone	a morbid growth of bony matter.
runnet bag	the stomach bag of a young calf; used in cheesemaking to curdle milk.

saleratus	sodium bicarbonate used in cooking; baking soda.
sanative pills	pills that have the power to cure or heal.
satinett	a thin, inferior satin containing cotton.
sealing wax	a resinous preparation, soft when heated; used for sealing letters and documents.
sarsenet	a fine, soft fabric made in plain or twill weave; used for lining clothing.
sks	sacks.
snuff	a charred or partly consumed portion of a candlewick.
sorrel mare	a light reddish-brown horse.
spavin	a tumor on the inside of a horse's hoof.
stereotyping	impressing copies on stereotype plates.
string-halt	a sudden twitching motion of a horse's hind leg.
sulphur	brimstone.
superroyal sheet	a particular size of printing and writing paper.

tamarind	the fruit of a tropical Asian evergreen tree.
tarpaulin	heavy, water-proof cloth used as a covering.
Thomsonian medicine	a theory of named after botanic physician Samuel Thomson.
ticking	a strong, cotton fabric; used in making cloth ticks.
toper	a hard drinker or chronic drunkard.

ult.	ultimate or final.
upper leather	dressed animal hides.

velveteens	a cotton fabric with short pile.
vermifuge	a medication used to expel worms or parasites from the intestines.
vesting	a cloth of medium- or heavy-weight fabric; used to decorate vests.

wafers	a small disk of adhesive material; used as a seal for papers.
worm syrup	a medication for killing intestinal worms.
worsted braid	a braid made of firmly twisted yarn; used for weaving and knitting.

young hyson

a Chinese green tea dried and prepared from twisted leaves.

zante currants

a variety of small, sweet, seedless grapes.

Missionaries in the St. Louis Stake

The Luminary published notices of forty-nine men who were called on missions.

Surname	Given name	Mission Assignment	Public Announcement of Mission Call
Alpine	J. D.	Madison County, Texas
Bassett	Charles H.	St. Louis Stake	6 April 1855, St. Louis Conference
Blair	Seth W.	Port Sullivan, Texas
Bland	Joseph	Troy, Illinois	6 April 1855, St. Louis Conference
Bricker	William	Cherokee Nation	6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Case	James	Traveling Elder in the Mississippi Valley	6 April 1855, St. Louis Conference
Case	James	Cherokee Nation	6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Case	N. G. W.	Sullivan, Illinois	6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Christianson	(Elder)	Iowa
Church	Hiram W.	Nashville, Tennessee
Clapp	Benjamin L.	President of the Texas Conference
Clinton	Jeter	Traveling Elder in the Northeast	5 November 1854, St. Louis Conference
Colburn	Thomas	Traveling Elder in the Northeast	5 November 1854, St. Louis Conference
Combs	Isaiah	Alton, Illinois	6 April 1855, St. Louis Conference
Corbitt	W. B.	Williamsport, Tennessee
Curtis	David A.	Iowa
Curtis	Ralph Myles	Traveling Elder in Iowa	6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Edwards	Elisha	Ohio and Illinois	6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Eyring	Henry	Cherokee Nation	6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Felt	Nathaniel H.	Texas
Flavel	William Orson	Cherokee Nation	6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Gardener	George	Sullivan, Illinois	6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Giles	George	St. Joseph, Missouri; Nebraska City, Nebraska	6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Greer	M. C.	Texas
Gustin	Amos	Mormon Grove, Kansas
Higgerson	George W.	Cherokee Nation and Choctaw Nation; Vandalia, Illinois	6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Howell	(Elder)	Traveling Elder to the Welch Saints scattered throughout the Mississippi Valley
Lees	Samuel J.	Texas	6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Martindale	William	Harrison County, Texas	6 April 1855, St. Louis Conference
McGaw	James	New Orleans, Louisiana	5 November 1854, St. Louis Conference
McGaw	James	Atchison, Kansas	6 April 1855, St. Louis Conference
Miller	A. M.	President of the Cherokee Mission
Millet	Joseph	Maquaketa, Iowa
Morrison	William	St. Charles, Missouri	6 April 1855, St. Louis Conference
Muir	William S.		6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Murphree	Nimrod	Traveling Elder in the St. Louis Stake	6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Oulcott	Robert		6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Pierce	Thomas B.	Cedar Grove, Indiana
Powell	John	Calhoun County, Illinois
Preston	Thomas	Texas	6 April 1855, St. Louis Conference
Restall	John	Texas	6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Rust	W. W.	Traveling Elder in the Northeast	5 November 1854, St. Louis Conference
Sly	James C.	Canada
Smith	Charles	Atchison County, Kansas
Smith	John L.	Iowa
Thomas	Preston	Washington County, Texas
Tyler	Oscar	Texas
Whiting	Edwin	Ohio and Illinois	6-8 October 1855, St. Louis Conference
Wooley	Franklin B.	Ohio

People Mentioned in the St. Louis Luminary

This list contains 733 names and includes brief biographical sketches along with birth and death dates (when known).

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Adams	Orson Bennett	9 March 1815 Alexander, Genesee, New York	4 February 1901 Leeds, Washington, Utah	marshal of the Mormon Battalion festival in Parowan, Utah Territory.
Albright	Thomas John	1808 Tuscarawas County, Ohio	1890 St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri	sold guns on Main Street in St. Louis.
Alexander	Horace Martin	15 February 1812 Virginia	18 September 1881 Provo, Utah, Utah Territory	3rd Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; of Parowan, Utah Territory.
Allen	Charles Hopkins	16 October 1830 New York	18 February 1922 Arizona	president of the Indian Mission on the Rio Virgin and Santa Clara rivers; settled in San Bernardino, California.
Allen	Ira	27 April 1814 Thompson, Windham, Connecticut	21 December 1900	member of a high council; of Cedar City, Utah Territory.
Allen	Rufus C.	22 March 1814 Litchfield County, Connecticut	4 December 1887 Riverdale, Weber, Utah Territory	Lancer in the Nauvoo Legion; member of a high council; of Fort Harmony, Utah Territory.
Allred	Isaac	28 June 1813 Tennessee	12 May 1859 Mount Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah Territory	elder; released from European mission; reported on LDS conditions in Philadelphia; migrated to America in Peter O. Hansen's Danish company.
Allred	N. N.			arrived in St. Louis from the Salt Lake Valley.
Allred	Reddin Alexander	21 February 1822	3 August 1889	Private in the Nauvoo Legion; arrived in St. Louis from the Salt Lake Valley.
Alpline	J. D.			resided in Madisonville, Madison, Texas.
Ames	Ira V.	22 September 1804 Shaftsbury, Bennington, Vermont	16 January 1869 Wellsville, Cache, Utah Territory	2nd Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; sustained to a high council on 7 October 1854.
Andrews	M.			gave a toast at an LDS tea party on 25 December 1854.
Andrus	Milo	3 March 1814 Elisabethtown, Essex, New York	19 June 1893 Bingham County, Idaho	member of Zion's Camp; First Quorum of the Seventy; missionary in Ohio, England, and New York; organized an LDS branch near Centreville, Illinois; president of the St. Louis Stake of Zion.
Angel (Angell)	Truman Osborn	5 June 1810 North Providence, Providence, Rhode Island	16 October 1887 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	3rd Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; sustained as architect of the Church on 7 October 1854.
Arthur	Christopher	9 March 1832 Monmouthshire, Wales	13 January 1918 Cedar City, Iron, Utah	trustee of the Deseret Iron Company; farmer.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Babbit (Babbitt)	Erastus Aires			wrote to LDS leaders from Rock Island, Nebraska.
Babbitt	Almon Whiting	October 1813 Cheshire, Berkshire, Massachusetts		missionary in Upper Canada; First Quorum of the Seventy; President of the Kirtland Stake, 1841–1843; disfellowshipped, 1851; Democrat; editor of the Western Bugle; built a store on 1st South Street in Salt Lake City.
Badger	Rodney	4 February 1824 Waterford, Caledonia, Vermont	29 April 1853 Weber River, Utah Territory	drowned while attempting to save an emigrant family; a gravestone in Salt Lake City was prepared for him.
Badlam	Alexander	28 November 1808 Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts	4 December 1894 San Francisco County, California	2nd Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; missionary; studied the Chinese language.
Baggs	Elizabeth Ivy	7 April 1854 Glamorganshire, Wales	24 January 1855	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 9 months.
Bair	John	26 November 1810 Somerset County, Pennsylvania	11 October 1884 Richmond, Cache, Utah Territory	marshal of the Kaysville Nauvoo Band Concert; built and operated the first ferryboat on Bear River.
Baker	Henry W.			member of a concert band; played in many settlements in Utah Territory.
Baldwin	Caleb Clark	3 June 1817 Warrensville Heights, Cuyahoga, Ohio	2 January 1905 Beaver County, Utah	Private in the Rifle Company of the Nauvoo Legion; bore his testimony of the Restoration.
Ballantyne	Richard	26 August 1817 Scotland	8 November 1898 Ogden, Weber, Utah	elder; president of LDS aboard the Charles Buck; president of LDS aboard the Hilois.
Ballard	Priest S.			Private in the Rifle Company of the Nauvoo Legion; invited to preside over Methodist meetings in the Malta Mission.
Ballo	Dominico	21 March 1805 Sicily, Italy		professor of music in Kanesville, Iowa; conducted a band in Salt Lake City; responsible for building the Music Hall in Salt Lake City.
Banks	John	2 January 1806 Lancashire, England	15 June 1862 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	nominated as a traveling bishop in 1851; preached in Springfield, Illinois; of Cincinnati, Ohio; settled in Ogden, Utah Territory; affiliated with the Morrisites.
Barker	J.			represented the St. Louis 5th Ward at an LDS conference on 4 November 1854.
Barker	John	1 September 1813 Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland	22 October 1889 Ogden, Weber, Utah Territory	elder; released from European mission; accompanied Israel Barlow to Utah Territory.
Barker	Joseph	26 September 1823 England	21 November 1898 Park City, Summit, Utah	married Lidonia Brown in St. Louis by Thomas Wrigley on 29 September 1851; counselor to Robert Windley in the elders' quorum in St. Louis.
Barlow	Israel	13 September 1806 Granville, Hampden, Massachusetts	1 November 1883 Bountiful, Davis, Utah Territory	elder; released from European mission; president of a Perpetual Emigrating Fund company.
Barlow	James Madison	9 July 1812 North Georgetown, Scott, Kentucky	8 February 1893 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	superintendent of grave-diggers; helped bury N. H. Greer.
Barlow	Jonathan Watson	6 January 1808 Granville, Hampden, Massachusetts	20 July 1851	visited Joseph Smith in Carthage Jail in 1844.
Barlow	Oswald	1829 Lancashire, England	St. George, Washington, Utah	president of the deacons' quorum in St. Louis.
Barnes	C. L.			accompanied mail carrier C. A. Kinkead from Salt Lake City to St. Louis.
Barratt	Mary	Nottinghamshire, England	5 January 1855 St. Louis County, Missouri	married Thomas Barratt.
Bartholomew	Noah Willis	1 April 1808 Dryden, Tompkins, New York	1 August 1876 Fillmore, Millard, Utah Territory	bishop in Fillmore, Utah Territory.
Bassett (Basset)	Charles Henry	14 March 1828 Livingston County, New York	26 February 1907 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	of Springfield, Illinois; associated with O. H. Cogswell's outfitting store; Seventy; followed the hearse of Elder Alexander Lamoreaux to the burial ground; bookkeeper of the General Tithing Office in Salt Lake City.
Beck	James	1 July 1812 Hull, Yorkshire, England	5 August 1866 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	painter of bedsteads.
Bell	Mr.			journeyed to the Salt Lake Valley from St. Louis.
Bell	James Ferguson	1825 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England	8 June 1855 Atchison, Atchison, Kansas Territory	president of the Malta Mission; elder; wrote a letter to F. D. Richards on 15 October 1854; sailed aboard the Equinox.
Bell	Mary Jane	about 1826 Liverpool, Lancashire, England	2 June 1855 Atchison, Atchison, Kansas Territory	died of cholera six days before her husband's death.
Bell	Samuel Clemens	1854 of Liverpool, Lancashire, England		infant son of Mary Jane Bell; cared for by Thomas Stephens of Hull, England.
Bell	Thomas			wounded in the hand at the Battle of Inkerman in the Crimean War.
Bennett	Aquilla	1775 Brothersvalley, Somerset, Pennsylvania		renewed his commitments through rebaptism in Canada.
Bennett	Elizabeth	1795 St. Louis County, Missouri	24 January 1855	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 60.
Bennett	James			drowning accident occurred near his home.
Benson	Joseph			resided of Salem, Massachusetts.
Bernard	William Rodney	8 December 1820 Virginia	25 November 1906 Jackson County, Missouri	dealer of staple and fancy dry goods.
Bernhisel	John Milton	23 July 1799 Sandy Hill, Dauphin, Pennsylvania	28 September 1881 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	graduate of the University of Pennsylvania; represented Utah Territory in the General Assembly in Washington, D.C.
Berry	John Williams	17 December 1822 Lebanon, Wilson, Tennessee	12 April 1890 Kanarraville, Iron, Utah Territory	attended a meeting in Provo, Utah Territory.
Bertrand	Louis Alphonso (born John Francis Elias Flandin)	8 January 1808 Roguevaire, Bouche, France	21 March 1875 Utah Territory	missionary in France; published a Latter-day Saint text in the French language; secretary of the elders aboard the Ben Bolt.
Bette	W. M.			leader of the Alton Illinois Branch.
Bigler	Henry William	28 August 1815 Harrison County, West Virginia	24 November 1900 St. George, Washington, Utah	marched with the Mormon Battalion; discovered gold in California; missionary in the Sandwich Islands and in California.
Billings	Alfred Nelson	23 August 1825 Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio	12 March 1881 Provo, Utah, Utah Territory	member of a stake presidency in Manti, Utah Territory.
Blackwell	Hiram Hankins	7 January 1824 Jefferson County, Tennessee	11 January 1864	missionary in the Sandwich Islands; missionary in Tennessee, 1857; resided in San Bernardino, California.
Blair	Seth Millington	15 March 1819 Ralls County, Missouri	17 March 1875 Logan, Cache, Utah Territory	U.S. Attorney for Utah; missionary in Texas; member of a high council.
Blanchard	Marian (Mary Ann)	15 August 1828 Wiltshire, England	7 May 1909 Summit County, Utah	married William Brown in St. Louis by Milo Andrus on 24 December 1854.
Bland	Joseph	7 December 1824 England	1 July 1912 Richfield, Sevier, Utah	missionary in Troy, Illinois.
Blevin (Bleven)	Jane	27 August 1814		brought cakes and pies to Joseph Smith in Carthage Jail in 1844.
Bodfish	John			baptized in Birmingham, England, on 4 September 1848; 2nd counselor to Joseph Marshall in a deacons quorum in St. Louis.
Boon	John		Fort Riley, Kansas	died of cholera.
Boone	Albert G.	about 1806 Kentucky		of Weston, Missouri; operated an outfitting store.
Booth	Joseph	5 May 1825 Angus, Scotland	13 March 1906 Crescent, Grand Junction, Utah	captain of a Perpetual Emigrating Fund company; elder; released from European mission; accompanied Israel Barlow to the Salt Lake Valley.
Bowman	David	about 1829		counselor to McGee Harris in a teachers quorum in Salt Lake City.
Bowman	Isaac	29 June 1826	1 May 1892	2nd Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; wrote of peace and prosperity in Utah Territory.
Bragg	A. G.			proprietor of a farm and livery stable in St. Louis.
Bramwell	George Walter	8 May 1823 Yorkshire, England	3 February 1899 Rexburg, Madison, Idaho	captain of a Perpetual Emigrating Fund company; elder; released from European mission; accompanied Israel Barlow to the Salt Lake Valley.
Brand	Edmund C.	about 1821 England		clerk of the Latter-day Saint company aboard the Clara Wheeler.
Brewer	Myron	24 January 1827 Hamptonburgh, Orange, New York	17 May 1860 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	treasurer of a concert band; played in settlements throughout Utah Territory.
Bricker	William George	28 March 1832 North Bradley, Wiltshire, England	16 September 1916 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	sustained as president of a priests quorum in St. Louis on 7 April 1855; set apart as a missionary by Elder J. Clinton; missionary in the Cherokee Nation; bank clerk.
Brighton	William Stuart	24 September 1829 Scotland	April 1895	counselor to William Lewis in the Platten Missouri Branch.
Brindley (Binnall)	Charles	16 November 1818 Worcestershire, England	12 January 1884	member of the high council in St. Louis; journeyed to the Salt Lake Valley.
Bringhurst	William	8 November 1818 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	17 February 1883 Springville, Utah, Utah Territory	reported on crop conditions in Las Vegas.
Brodlie	Patrick		5 November 1855	priest; killed on the battlefield in the Crimean War.
Bronson	Mr.			bishop in Fillmore, Utah Territory.
Brooks	James			clerk of a missionary conference in St. Louis on 23 October 1855; member of the high council in the St. Louis Stake.
Brown	Benjamin	30 September 1794 Queensbury, Warren, New York	22 May 1878 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	elder; released from European mission; known among LDS for his labors in the British Conferences (districts) sailed aboard the Equinox.
Brown	Ebenezer S.	6 December 1805 Salisbury, Herkimer, New York	26 January 1878 Draper, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	Adjutant in the Nauvoo Legion; resided in Salt Lake City; hosted the First Presidency in Willow Creek, Utah, for the First Presidency.
Brown	Francis Almond	14 November 1822 Milford, Otsego, New York	9 June 1894 Ogden, Weber, Utah Territory	helped with Sunday worship in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Brown	James Morehead	17 November 1834 Versailles, Brown, Illinois	26 December 1924 Ogden, Weber, Utah	general clerk of Latter-day Saint emigration.
Brown	James Stephens	4 July 1828 Davidson County, North Carolina	25 March 1902 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	marched with the Mormon Battalion; farmer; elder; spoke of his missionary experience in the West Indies at a general conference in Salt Lake City on 7 October 1854.
Brown	John	23 October 1820 Castalian Springs, Sumner, Tennessee	4 November 1896 Pleasant Grove, Utah, Utah	agent for the Perpetual Emigrating Fund.
Brown	Thomas Dunlop (Dunlap)	16 December 1807 Ayrshire, Scotland	20 March 1874 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	elder; spoke at a general conference on 6 October 1854; recorder; wrote of Native Americans in Utah; held meetings of the Deseret Philharmonic Society in his home; member of a high council; of Fort Harmony, Utah Territory.
Brown	William	13 August 1811 Staffordshire, England		married Marian Blanchard by Milo Andrus.
Browning	Mr.			bishop in Ogden, Utah Territory.
Budge	William	1 May 1828 Lanarkshire, Scotland	Mary 1919 Logan, Cache, Utah	sailed from Liverpool to America.
Bullock	Thomas	23 December 1816 Staffordshire, England	10 February 1885 Coalville, Summit, Utah Territory	clerk; attended general conference in Salt Lake City on 6 October 1854; agent for the Perpetual Emigrating Fund; Chief Clerk of Deseret Territory; clerk for George A. Smith.
Burgess	Harrison	3 September 1814 Washington County, North Carolina	10 February 1883 Pine Valley, Washington, Utah Territory	bishop; missionary in England; member of the high council in the Salt Lake Stake.
Burgess	James	25 February 1818 Barton, England	June 1904 Smithfield, Cache, Utah	2nd Corporal in the Nauvoo Legion; wrote an article on the past, present, and future of the LDS Church; member of the 11th Quorum of the Seventy; embarked aboard the Golden State from St. Louis to Atchison, Kansas, on 8 May 1855.
Burgess	Samuel J. (T.)	8 July 1826 Shropshire, England	11 October 1875 Pine Valley, Washington, Utah Territory	Seventy; laborer; 5th Sergeant in the Nauvoo Legion; member of a high council.
Burnidge	G. W.			accompanied Israel Barlow to the Salt Lake Valley.
Burnside	John Mason	23 November 1826 Wilsontown, Lanarkshire, Scotland	25 January 1885 Mount Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah Territory	leader in William S. Seeley's pioneer company.
Burridge	Mr.			returned to England on the same ship as Thomas Bell.
Burton	John N.	6 February 1817 Geauga County, Ohio		elder; resided in Calhoon, Illinois, and Scott, Iowa.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Caffall	Thomas	28 June 1822 Hertfordshire, England		elder; released from European mission; accompanied Israel Barlow to the Salt Lake Valley.
Cahoon	Reynolds	30 April 1790 Cumberland County, New York	29 April 1861 South Cottonwood, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	Guard in the Nauvoo Legion; helped defend Joseph Smith against a mob in Nauvoo in 1844; counselor to David Pettigrew in a bishopric in the Salt Lake 10th Ward; high priest.
Cain	Joseph	5 November 1822 Isle of Man, England	20 April 1857 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	received a letter from William Bringhurst reporting on crops in Las Vegas; wrote of a new route to Carson Valley; wrote from Provo, Utah Territory, about agricultural opportunities.
Caine	John Thomas	8 January 1829 Isle of Man, England	20 September 1912	missionary in the Island of Oahu; legislator.
Caldwell	Matthew	11 June 1822 Mount Vernon, Jefferson, Illinois	15 March 1912 Vernal, Uintah, Utah	Private in the Mormon Battalion; mayor of Spanish Fork, Utah Territory.
Calkins	Israel Jr.	1 September 1801 Washington County, New York	August 1863 Payson, Utah, Utah Territory	in 1850 resided in California; later resided in Payson, Utah Territory.
Cameron	David	24 December 1838 Ontario, Canada	7 December 1927	sold and auctioned goods on Fourth Street in St. Louis.
Cameron	John	25 December 1818 Argyllshire, Scotland	8 October 1903 Randolph, Rich, Utah	of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Cameron	Margaret	14 April 1818 Edinburgh, Scotland	5 March 1855 St. Louis County, Missouri	married John Cameron; died of dysentery.
Campbell	Robert Lang	21 January 1825 Scotland	11 April 1872 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	Salt Lake City Recorder; elder; secretary of the Universal Scientific Society.
Cantwell	James Sherlock	24 November 1813 Dublin, Ireland	4 September 1887 Smithfield, Cache, Utah Territory	clerk of an LDS conference held in St. Louis on 4 November 1854; reported statistics of the St. Louis Branch at the St. Louis conference in 1855; leader of the St. Louis Branch; member of a high council.
Carn	Daniel	13 December 1802 Bradford County, Pennsylvania	22 April 1872 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	sustained to the high council in St. Louis on 7 October 1854; president of the German Mission.
Carpenter	John Button	20 May 1810 Adams, Jefferson, New York	about 1880	counselor to Oswald Barlow in a deacons quorum in St. Louis.
Carrington	Albert Esq.	8 January 1813 Royalton, Windsor, Vermont	19 September 1889 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	vice president of the Universal Scientific Society; Deseret News editor; professor.
Carroll	William Thomas	18 September 1819 Knoxville, Knox, Tennessee	5 April 1892 Wayne County, Utah Territory	resident of Wild Cat Creek, Tennessee.
Carter	Job	of Canada		baptized by Amos Gustin.
Case	George Washington	20 May 1838 Far West, Caldwell, Missouri	8 December 1918 Lamoni, Decatur, Iowa	leader of the Sullivan Illinois Branch; captain of the Cherokee missionaries; brother of James Case; migrated to the Salt Lake Valley in 1856.
Case	James Monroe	13 June 1840		member of the Jacksonville Illinois Branch; missionary.
Caveen (Cavern)	Daniel			sailed aboard the Equinox; secretary of the 24 July 1855 celebration on the plains.
Cazier	William M.	21 January 1794 Prince William County, Virginia	28 February 1872 Nephi, Juab, Utah Territory	patriarch.
Chard	Charles	1807 Ohio	1893	bishop in Kansas Territory; member of the high council in the St. Louis Stake; wrote of conditions at Fort Riley, Kansas; performed "Son of Alknomak" at an LDS tea party on 25 December 1854; bishop of the St. Louis 4th Ward; president of the Fort Riley Kansas Branch.
Charles	R.			owner of an outfitting store.
Chick	Joseph S.	3 August 1828 Howard County, Missouri		encouraged readers of the Luminary to mind their own business; merchant.
Chick	W. M.			mechanic in Kansas City, Missouri.
Chisholm	Mr.			present at Matthew King's burial.
Christensen	Carl Christian Anton	28 November 1832 Copenhagen, Denmark	3 July 1912 Ephraim, Sanpete, Utah	artist; arrested while serving a mission in Scandinavia.
Church	Hayden Wells	29 August 1817 Franklin, Williamson, Tennessee	27 September 1875 Hickman County, Tennessee	marched with the Mormon Battalion; member of a St. Louis Ward; missionary in England; died of typhoid fever while serving a mission in Tennessee.
Clapp	Benjamin Lynn	19 August 1814 Madison County, Alabama	31 October 1865 San Joaquin, Fresno, California	Private in the Field Artillery of the Nauvoo Legion; president of a seventies quorum; farmer; missionary; wrote from Troy, Texas; president of the Texas Conference.
Clapp	Ludwig			German Reform minister.
Clark	Charles			represented the Keokuk Iowa Branch at an LDS conference held in St. Louis on 4 November 1854; president of the Keokuk Iowa Branch.
Clark	George Shaver (Shaffer)	1 November 1816 Jefferson County, Ohio	28 August 1901 Pleasant Grove, Utah, Utah	of Cedar City, Utah Territory.
Clark	Hiram	22 September 1795 Rutland County, Vermont	San Bernardino County, California	missionary in the Sandwich Islands; president of the Hawaiian Mission; manager of the Union Hotel in Kanesville, Iowa.
Clark	John Milton	4 January 1823 Antwerp, Jefferson, New York	28 September 1896	Fifer in the Nauvoo Legion; missionary in the Midwest.
Clark	William Ogelby	25 June 1817 Jefferson County, Indiana	7 November 1912 Santa Rosa, Sonoma, California	known as an excellent preacher; missionary in Iowa and Illinois; Seventy; founder of Montrose, Iowa.
Clawson	Hiram Bradley	7 November 1826 Utica, Oneida, New York	29 March 1912 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	treasurer of Salt Lake City.
Clegg	Anderson J.			president of the Tom's Creek New Jersey Branch.
Clegg	E. J.			performed the comic song "Poor Old Maids" at an LDS tea party on 25 December 1854.
Clegg	John	August 1804 Rochdale, England	December 1867	embarked aboard the Golden State bound for Atchison, Kansas Territory; member of the high council in the St. Louis Stake.
Clegg	Samuel			1st counselor to Joseph Marshall in a deacons quorum in St. Louis.
Clegg	William			married Sarah Sands by Milo Andrus on 14 August 1856.
Clements	Gilbert			owned a brush factory on East Temple Street in Salt Lake City.
Clinton	Jetho			elder; spoke at a mission conference in St. Louis on 23 October 1855; doctor.
Clough	William	21 March 1799 Yorkshire, England	7 December 1860 Lancaster, England	missionary in the Island of Oahu.
Cogswell	O. H.			owned an outfitting store in Independence, Missouri.
Colburn	Mr.			sailed aboard the Equinox bound for Atchison, Kansas Territory.
Colburn	Thomas	3 August 1801 Genoa, Cayuga, New York	19 January 1887 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	traveling missionary in New York, New Jersey, and in Pennsylvania; elder; spoke of his travels through the Eastern States and included a commentary on James Strang, a Latter-day Saint dissident; visited Latter-day Saints residing in Tom's River, New Jersey.
Colton	Philander	11 January 1811 New York	15 August 1891 Vernal, Uintah, Utah Territory	Lieutenant Colonel in the Nauvoo Legion; delivered a speech honoring the Mormon Battalion at a 24 July 1855 celebration in Provo, Utah Territory.
Cook	Edward	1794 Bolton, Warren, New York	1856 Panama	represented the St. Louis 2nd and 3rd wards at an LDS conference on 4 November 1854; bishop of the St. Louis 2nd and 3rd wards; member of the high council in the St. Louis Stake.
Cook	Washington Norwood	4 October 1804 Greenville, Augusta, Virginia	4 September 1858 Western Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma Territory	missionary in the Southern States; died on his mission.
Cooke	William F.	24 January 1813 Huntingdon, England	5 September 1866 St. Louis County, Missouri	missionary in New Zealand.
Coombs	Isaiah Moses	21 March 1834 Columbia, Monroe, Illinois	20 May 1886 Payson, Utah, Utah Territory	assistant marshal; clerk of a pioneer company; said, "President Erastus Snow; though cold be his name his heart is warm, and ever glows with the warmest friendship for his brethren and sisters" in Mormon Grove, Kansas, on 24 July 1855; elder.
Cooper	James Wilkerson	30 March 1821 Pulaski, Kentucky	16 March 1906 Nardin, Kay, Oklahoma	journeyed from Salt Lake City to Texas; missionary in the Southern States; doctor.
Cooper	William Darby	19 March 1828 Union District, Union, South Carolina	4 December 1867 Washington, Washington, Utah Territory	wrote of traveling near the Big Blue River in Missouri.
Corbett	Joseph	21 March 1833 Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England	19 August 1908 Brooklyn, Kings, New York	showed kindness to a dying Brother Bell; locksmith; inventor; manufactured nails.
Corbett	Wiley B.	2 April 1808 Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee	13 June 1889 Morgan, Morgan, Utah Territory	member of a St. Louis ward; missionary in Alabama and Tennessee.
Cossy	Mr.			missionary in Canada.
Covey	Benjamin	9 March 1792 New York	13 March 1868 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	bishop of the Salt Lake 12th Ward.
Covy	Moses			teacher.
Coward	John William	4 December 1815 York, England		sailed aboard the Equinox bound for Atchison, Kansas Territory.
Cowdy	James	1831	6 September 1856 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	helped write a constitution and bylaws for the Universal Scientific Society.
Crainer (Craner)	George	1 June 1829 Warwickshire, England	17 July 1904 Tooele, Tooele, Utah	brought four sugar beets weighing in total 72.5 lbs to the Luminary office.
Crandall	Spicer Wells	30 December 1821 Livingston County, New York	14 May 1879 Springville, Utah, Utah Territory	sailed from Liverpool to America; resided in Springville, Utah Territory.
Crofts (Croft)	Jacob	30 April 1808 Springfield, Clark, Ohio	3 July 1900 Fillmore, Millard, Utah	emigrated from Texas to the Salt Lake Valley.
Crosby	William	12 September 1808 Knox, Starke, Indiana	5 October 1882 Kanab, Kane, Utah Territory	agent for the Perpetual Emigrating Fund.
Cross	Benjamin	4 October 1789 Berkshire County, Massachusetts	30 December 1854 Payson, Utah, Utah Territory	bishop in Payson, Utah Territory; owned farmland in Payson.
Cross	Comfort Beers	1805	29 August 1855 St. Louis County, Missouri	resided in St. Louis; died at ge 50.
Crossly	James	1821 England	15 June 1894 Ogden, Weber, Utah Territory	counselor to Henry Phelps aboard the Clara Wheeler.
Croston	Mr.			missionary in the British Isles.
Crowther	Benjamin	of Independence, Missouri		owned a merchandise store on the south side of the court house in Independence, Missouri.
Curtis	David Avery	10 August 1820 Pennsylvania	5 October 1885 Utah Territory	missionary in Iowa; wrote to Erastus Snow about news of Utah; missionary in England; of Keokuk, Iowa.
Curtis	Dorr Perde	21 January 1819 Sempronius, Cayuga, New York	8 November 1904 Grantsville, Tooele, Utah	elder.
Curtis	Lyman	21 January 1812 New Salem, Franklin, Massachusetts	3 August 1897 Salem, Juab, Utah	Private in the Nauvoo Legion; elder; missionary under the direction of Parley P. Pratt.
Curtis	Ralph Myles	of Keokuk, Iowa		recommended to travel and preach throughout the midwest by Elder James Case, 6 October 1855.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Daft	A.			dealer in new and secondhand furniture; operated a store at 139 Fourth Street in St. Louis.
Dalling	John	7 June 1815 Devonshire, England	7 March 1858 Springville, Utah, Utah Territory	elder; missionary in Europe.
Dalrymple	Henry Harrison	24 November 1824 Bolton, Warren, New York	18 September 1895 Idaho	represented the Maquaketa Iowa Branch at an LDS conference in St. Louis on 4 November 1854.
Daniels	Aaron	1 August 1822 Dryden, Tompkins, New York	1 August 1896 Duchesne County, Utah	brought agricultural products to Church leaders from Provo, Utah Territory.
Daniels	Cyrus	12 September 1803 Nelson, Madison, New York		visited Joseph Smith in Carthage Jail in 1844.
Davies	J. W.			missionary in Bombay.
Davis	Daniel C.	18 December 1808 Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts	February 1892 Bountiful, Davis, Utah Territory	missionary in England.
Davis	John	of West Birmingham, England		married Jane Fox at James H. Hart's residence on 28 August 1855.
Davis	William	12 April 1795 Pennsylvania	12 November 1883 Brigham City, Box Elder, Utah Territory	in a bishopric in Box Elder, Utah Territory.
Delahay	Ann Maria	2 February 1834 Staffordshire, England	8 February 1919 Nephi, Juab, Utah	married Charles Morgan on Sunday, 20 May 1855; of the Birmingham England Conference.
Deuel (Duell)	Osmyn (Osmond) Merritt	1 January 1802 Galway, Saratoga, New York	11 January 1889 Centerville, Davis, Utah Territory	president of an LDS Conference; elder; released from European mission; sailed aboard the Equinox bound for Atchison, Kansas Territory; migrated to the U.S. in Peter O. Hansen's Danish company.
Dewey	Benjamin Franklin	5 May 1829 Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts	23 February 1904 Arizona	missionary in California.
Dinwoodey	Frances	8 January 1828 Warrington, England	15 February 1911 Bountiful, Davis, Utah	married Henry Rampton by Milo Andrus on 25 December 1854.
Dixon	John	26 July 1818 Cumberland, England	17 August 1853 Summit County, Utah Territory	missionary in the Sandwich Islands.
Dockstader	George	21 December 1806 Johnstown, Fulton, New York	12 August 1886 Cedar Fort, Utah, Utah Territory	counselor to Lewis Wight in a priests quorum in St. Louis, Missouri.
Dolten (Dalton)	Edward	23 March 1827 Wysox, Bradford, Pennsylvania	6 April 1896 Parowan, Iron, Utah	of Parowan, Utah Territory.
Dorris	J. F. F.			arrested while serving a mission in Scandinavia.
Dow	Alexander	8 January 1797 Stirling, Scotland	August 1878	manufactured copper, tin, and sheet ironware; had a store on Market Street in St. Louis; sustained as a counselor to Robert Windley in an elders quorum in St. Louis, Missouri.
Dowdle (Dowdell)	Absalom Porter	1 June 1819 Russellville, Franklin, Alabama	June 1897 Rapid City, Pennington, South Dakota	in presidency of the Adelaide Australia Conference.
Downes	A.			elder in the "floating branch" in the Crimean War.
Dunbar	William C.	26 October 1822 Inverness, Scotland	8 June 1905 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	president of the French Mission.
Dunn	Crandell	11 August 1817 Phelps, Ontario, New York	27 December 1898 Box Elder County, Utah	brother of Bishop Thomas Dunn; resided in Ogden, Utah Territory.
Dunn	Thomas James	2 January 1822 Phelps, Ontario, New York	7 August 1911 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	bishop in Ogden, Utah Territory.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Earl	Sylvester Henry	15 August 1815 Derby, Pickaway, Ohio	23 July 1873 St. George, Washington, Utah Territory	released from European mission; assisted in digging the grave of N. H. Greer; sailed aboard the Equinox bound for Atchison, Kansas Territory; elder.
Earling	Mr.			a priest quorum meeting was held at his home in St. Louis.
East	M.	of Texas		died in the pioneer camp of Seth M. Blair.
Eccleson	John			fell overboard and drowned while traveling to St. Louis.
Eddington	William Joseph	27 November 1821 Portsmouth, England	3 March 1913 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	crossed the Atlantic; stopped in St. Louis before journeying to the Salt Lake Valley.
Edgerton	John Franklin	20 October 1815 Marion, Wayne, New York		arrived in St. Louis from the Salt Lake Valley; artist; physician.
Edwards	Charles	8 May 1814 Derbyshire, England	22 July 1883 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	1st counselor to Milo Andrus in the St. Louis Stake; president of the high council in St. Louis; followed the hearse of Elder Andrew Lamoreaux to the burial site; married Edward Stock and Keziah Peck on Sunday, 29 July 1855; set apart missionaries on 23 October 1855.
Edwards	Elisha Franklin	13 December 1806 Mantua, Portage, Ohio	6 March 1878 Manti, Sanpete, Utah Territory	journeyed in Robert Wimmer's company to the Salt Lake Valley in 1852.
Edwards	Esaias	10 April 1812 Pike County, Missouri	8 June 1897 St. George, Washington, Utah	Private in the Nauvoo Legion; of Tooele City, Utah Territory; wrote of the military in Utah; sold wine; attended School of the Prophets in Logan, Utah Territory.
Egan	Howard	15 June 1815 Montreal, Quebec, Canada	18 March 1878 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	Major in the Nauvoo Legion; mail carrier; agent for the Pony Express.
Eldredge	Horace Sunderland	6 February 1816 Brutus, Cayuga, New York	6 September 1888 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	presided over the St. Louis Conference; legislator; president of a seventies quorum; farmer; territorial marshal.
Eldridge	Ira	30 March 1810 Middletown Springs, Rutland, Vermont	5 February 1866 Hoytsville, Summit, Utah Territory	sustained as a member of the high council in Salt Lake City on 7 October 1854; legislator; farmer.
Ellis	James W.	of Westport, Missouri		owned a grocery store; gold miner
Ellison	Mary	11 July 1830 Cheshire, England	6 December 1915 Bountiful, Davis, Utah	married John Evans Jr. by Milo Andrus on 25 December 1854.
Empey (Empy)	William Adam	4 July 1808 Ontario, Canada	19 August 1890 St. George, Washington, Utah Territory	elder; missionary in England, 1852–1854.
Erling	Mr.			resided at No. 12 St. Charles Street in St. Louis.
Espenschied	Louis	25 January 1821 Obernhausen, Pfalz, Beyern, Germany	3 February 1887 St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri	wagon manufacturer in St. Louis.
Evans	John	29 May 1822 Essex County, Vermont		Private in the Rifle Company of the Nauvoo Legion; member of the high council in the St. Louis Stake.
Evans	John Jr.	7 October 1834 Liverpool, Lancashire, England	19 September 1879 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	married Mary Ellison by Milo Andrus on 25 December 1854.
Eyring	Henry	9 March 1835 Coberg, Sachsen-Coberg, Gotha, Germany	10 February 1902 Colonial Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico	priest; president of the priests quorum in St. Louis; ordained an elder on 8 October 1855; set apart as a missionary by Charles Edwards; missionary in the Cherokee Nation; general clerk and reporter for the Cherokee missionaries.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Falkner	Burke	1851 Meaghers Grant, Halifax, Nova Scotia	15 July 1855	died of diarrhea at age 4.
Falkner	John	1853 Meaghers Grant, Halifax, Nova Scotia	15 July 1855	died of measles at age 2.
Falkner (Dunbrack)	Mary Ann	1818 Halifax, Nova Scotia	15 July 1855 Ketchum Creek, between Kearney, Nebraska Territory, and Leavenworth, Kansas Territory	married to James Faulkner; died of cholera at age 37.
Falkner	Stephen	1841 Meaghers Grant, Halifax, Nova Scotia	15 July 1855	died of cholera at age 14.
Farmer	James	12 June 1825 Leicester, Leicestershire, England	27 March 1908 Monroe, Sevier, Utah	wrote of affairs in Sanpete County, Utah Territory; farmer; salesman; missionary in England.
Farnham	Augustus Alvin	20 May 1805 Andover, Essex, Massachusetts	2 May 1865 Farmington, Davis, Utah Territory	1st Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; wrote of missionary work in Australia and New Zealand; president of the Australian Mission, 1853–1856.
Farr	Aaron Freeman	31 October 1818 Waterford, Caledonia, Vermont	8 November 1903 Logan, Cache, Utah	Private in the Nauvoo Legion; gave a discourse on tithing at the Provo seminary; elder; missionary in the West Indies, 1852–1853.
Farr	Lorin Freeman	27 July 1820 Waterford, Caledonia, Vermont	12 January 1908 Weber County, Utah	Private in the Nauvoo Legion; appreciated the Nauvoo Band concert in Ogden, Utah Territory; mayor of Ogden.
Farr	Winslow	12 January 1794 Chesterfield, Cheshire, New Hampshire	25 August 1867 Big Cottonwood, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	sustained as a member of a high council in Salt Lake City on 7 October 1854.
Farrar (Farrer)	William	26 January 1821 Westmoreland, England	17 February 1906 Provo, Utah, Utah	missionary in the Sandwich Islands; farmer.
Felsom (Felshaw)	William	3 February 1800 Granville, Washington, New York	24 September 1867 Fillmore, Millard, Utah Territory	leader of the Bluff City Iowa Branch.
Felt	Nathaniel Henry	6 February 1816 Salem, Essex, Massachusetts	27 January 1887 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	member of a high council; missionary; presided over an LDS branch in St. Louis; appointed an alderman in Salt Lake City.
Ferguson	Andrew	6 September 1818 Lanarkshire, Scotland	19 February 1888 Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah Territory	elder; missionary in Europe.
Ferguson	James	28 February 1828 Belfast, Antrim, Ireland	30 August 1863 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	missionary in Ireland; president of the Irish Mission; lawyer; member of the Deseret Dramatic Association.
Findlay	Hugh	9 June 1822 Ayrshire, Scotland	2 March 1900 Fish Haven, Bear Lake, Idaho	missionary in India; reported on missionary work in Bombay; missionary in Belgium.
Flave (Flavell)	William Orson	of Keokuk, Iowa		missionary in the Cherokee Nation.
Fleisher	Mr.			arrested while serving a mission in Scandinavia; teacher.
Fleming	J. B. (H.)			bought and sold oxen and cattle in Pleasant Hill, Missouri.
Fletcher	Francis	14 October 1818 Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts	26 December 1854 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	resided in Council Bluffs, Iowa; died of consumption at age 36.
Fletcher	Mark	10 August 1826 Scotland	20 February 1904 Logan, Cache, Utah	counselor to Richard Ballantyne at Mormon Grove, Kansas Territory.
Flournoy	M. J.			owned an outfitting and grocery store.
Folsom (Folson)	William Harrison	25 March 1815 Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire	20 March 1901 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	presiding elder at Council Bluffs, Iowa; represented the Bluff City Iowa Branch at an LDS conference on 4 November 1854.
Fonteneau	M. L.			elder; missionary in France.
Forbes	James H.			sold Nicholson coffee at the corner of Eleventh and Market streets in St. Louis.
Forman (Formon)	Benjamin			emigrated to the U.S. in 1853; ran a tin and sheet iron business on Market Street in St. Louis.
Foster	William	11 July 1807 Norfolkshire, England	21 April 1882 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	presided over the priests quorum in St. Louis; present at Matthew King's burial.
Fotheringham	William	5 April 1826 Clackmannan, Clackmannan, Scotland	27 February 1914 Beaver County, Utah	missionary in China; missionary in East India; tithing clerk.
Fox (Carter)	Jane	12 January 1808 Warwickshire, England	20 February 1890 Circleville, Piute, Utah Territory	of Alton, Illinois; widow of George Fox; married John Davis at James H. Hart's residence in St. Louis on 28 August 1855.
Francis	Samuel	3 July 1830 Wiltshire, England	26 May 1906 Morgan, Morgan, Utah	missionary in Italy; missionary in Switzerland; resided in Weber Valley, Utah Territory.
Frestone	James Durant	3 November 1821 Norfolkshire, England	23 June 1869 Columbus, Platte, Nebraska	of Woolwich, England; married Ann Jackson in St. Louis on 17 June 1855.
Frost	Burr	4 March 1816 New Haven County, Connecticut	16 March 1878 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	missionary in Australia, 1852–1856.
Fullmer (Fulmer)	John Solomon	21 July 1807 Huntingdon, Luzerne, Pennsylvania	8 October 1883 Springville, Utah, Utah Territory	secretary to Joseph Smith in Nauvoo; missionary in England; migrated in Peter O. Hanson's Danish company.
Fullner (Fullmer)	David	7 July 1803 Northumberland County, Pennsylvania	21 October 1879 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	sustained as a stake president in Salt Lake City on 7 October 1854; elected treasurer of the Universal Scientific Society; legislator.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Galley	James	12 May 1799 Manchester, Lancashire, England	24 April 1861 Columbus, Platte, Nebraska Territory	wrote the constitution and bylaws of the Universal Scientific Society.
Gardener (Gardner)	Elias	2 April 1807 Vernon, Oneida, New York	15 February 1890 Annabella, Sevier, Utah Territory	known among Latter-day Saints for his labors in the conferences; released from European mission; captain of a pioneer company; assisted Perpetual Emigrating Fund emigrants in Richard Ballantyne's company; resident of Payson, Utah Territory; farmer.
Gardner	George Bryant	4 April 1813 New Ipswich, Hillsborough, New Hampshire	23 March 1898 Woodruff, Apache, Arizona Territory	2nd counselor to Milo Andrus of the St. Louis Stake; gave a toast at an LDS tea party on 25 December 1854; Seventy; musician; farmer.
Garn	Daniel	13 December 1802 St. Clair, Schuylkill, Pennsylvania	22 April 1872 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	elder; missionary in Germany, 1852–1854; spoke of his mission at a general conference in Salt Lake City on 7 October 1854; bishop of the Salt Lake 9th Ward.
Gibson	Jacob	1 January 1814 Chester County, Pennsylvania	1 May 1882 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	elder; left Samuel Harrison in charge of a branch in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; briefly followed Sidney Rigdon and James Strang, two LDS dissidents; missionary in England, 1856–1858.
Giddings	Robert	1835	31 January 1855	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 20.
Giles	G.			performed "There's quite a press in every town" at an LDS tea party on 25 December 1854.
Giles	George Francis	19 May 1823 Nottinghamshire, England	22 February 1898 Heber, Wasatch, Utah	missionary in St. Joseph, Missouri, and in Nebraska City, Nebraska.
Giles	Thomas Huskinson	6 August 1821 Nottinghamshire, England	4 June 1903 Heber, Wasatch, Utah	leader of the Quincy Illinois Branch.
Gittings	William	12 March 1790 Montgomery County, Maryland	7 November 1869	represented the Dry Hill Branch at an LDS conference on 4 November 1854; reported statistics of the Dry Hill Branch at the St. Louis conference in 1855.
Glasgow	Samuel	6 February 1822 Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland	15 September 1890 Ogden, Weber, Utah Territory	elder; released from European mission; president of Latter-day Saints aboard the Rockaway; blacksmith; resided in Weber Valley, Utah Territory.
Goodman	William			married Rachel Guinness of St. Louis by James H. Hart on 12 December 1855; elder; released from European mission; president of the Latter-day Saints aboard the Juventa; reported news from Mormon Grove, Kansas Territory, on 15 June 1855; offered a prayer at the pioneer commemoration in the Salt Lake Valley on 24 July 1855.
Gordon	George			assistant schoolmaster in Hindustan.
Gore	William	about 1820 England		represented the St. Louis 4th Ward at an LDS conference on 4 November 1854; member of the high council in the St. Louis Stake.
Grant	George Davis	10 September 1812 Windsor, Broome, New York	20 September 1876 Bountiful, Davis, Utah Territory	Private in the Field Artillery of the Nauvoo Legion; attended gathering of Latter-day Saints in Liverpool, England; visited settlements in Utah Territory; transacted business for the LDS Church in Salt Lake City.
Grant	Jedediah Morgan	21 February 1816 Windsor, Broome, New York	1 December 1856 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	agent of the Perpetual Emigrating Fund; 2nd counselor to Brigham Young in the LDS First Presidency; legislator.
Graves	Daniel	17 April 1806 Great Yarmouth, Norfolkshire, England	17 October 1892 Provo, Utah, Utah Territory	in the LDS presidency aboard the Saranac.
Green	Ephraim	5 March 1807 Rodman, Jefferson, New York	6 October 1874 Summit County, Utah Territory	4th Sergeant in the Mormon Battalion; journeyed from the Salt Lake Valley to St. Louis.
Greer	M. C.			presided over a company of LDS migrating to the Salt Lake Valley.
Greer	Nathaniel Hunt	26 October 1802	23 June 1855 near Atchison County, Kansas Territory	died of cholera en route to the Salt Lake Valley
Griggs	Anderson Irving	4 September 1797 Grayson County, Virginia	15 June 1886 Payson, Utah, Utah Territory	shared news from the Tom's River New Jersey Branch; missionary in North Carolina.
Griffeth	Jonathan	7 September 1787 New Hampshire	January 1879 Soldier Canyon, Sevier, Utah Territory	deacon; member of the 23rd quorum of the Seventy.
Griffeth	Thomas	about 1820 England		priest.
Grimmett	John	5 January 1826 Gloucestershire, England	6 March 1895 Bloomington, Bear Lake, Idaho	emigrated from Liverpool to St. Louis.
Grimshaw	Jonathan			clerk of a concert band; played in various settlements in Utah Territory; secretary of the Deseret Philharmonic Society.
Groesbeck (Thompson)	Elizabeth	16 August 1820 Crawford County, Pennsylvania	28 December 1883 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	renewed her baptismal covenants in 1855.
Groesbeck	Nicholas			served picket duty at Fort Bridger and Fort Supply; resided near Springfield, Illinois.
Guiness	Rachel	about 1837 Ireland		married William Goodman of St. Louis by James H. Hart on 12 December 1855.
Gustin	Amos	21 April 1824 Troy, Miami, Ohio	3 June 1898 Medical Springs, Union, Oregon	missionary in Canada; spoke at a missionary conference held in St. Louis on 23 October 1855; blacksmith.
Guy	J. P.			wrote of his testimony to Erastus Snow.
Guymon (Guyman)	Noah Thomas	30 June 1819 Jackson County, Tennessee	7 January 1911 Granger, St. Lake, Utah	1st Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; known for his labors in the conferences; European missionary; sailed aboard the Equinox bound for Atchison, Kansas Territory; merchant.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Hackvale	Georgina	7 March 1835 Oxfordshire, England	14 March 1922 Bloomington, Bear Lake, Idaho	married George C. Osmond of the London Conference on 23 July 1855.
Haight	Hector Caleb	17 January 1810 Windham, Greene, New York	16 June 1870 Farmingham, Davis, Utah Territory	missionary in England; missionary in Scandinavia, 1855–1858; sheriff; probate judge.
Haight	Isaac Chauncey	27 May 1813 Windham, Greene, New York	8 September 1886 Thatcher, Graham, Arizona Territory	trustee of the Deseret Iron Company; appointed general manager of the company's affairs; wrote to Erastus Snow of a new furnace for the Deseret Iron Company; member of a high council; stake president.
Haight	William Van Orden	18 September 1841 Stephenson County, Illinois	25 May 1930 Farmington, Davis, Utah	resided near Farmington, Utah Territory.
Hall	Alfred	1827	15 January 1855 St. Louis County, Missouri	passenger on the Clara Wheeler; died at age 28.
Hall	Joseph	6 August 1825 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England	19 November 1897 Ogden, Weber, Utah	elder; known among Latter-day saints for his labors in the conferences; released from European mission; wrote to Erastus Snow about emigration; reported news from Mormon Grove, Kansas Territory; legislator.
Ham	James E.	about 1810 Missouri		had a grocery business in St. Louis.
Hambleton	Madison	about 1810 New York		mail carrier in Manti, Utah Territory.
Hamblin	Jacob	2 April 1819 Salem, Ashtabula, Ohio	31 August 1886 Catron County, New Mexico Territory	president of the Southern Indian Mission.
Hamlin	Henry	1852	27 January 1855	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 2 years, 8 months.
Hammond	Aurelia	1795	October 1855 Kingston Cole Mines, Illinois	died at age 60.
Hampton	Annie	26 March 1840 Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania	5 February 1898 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	in Moses Thurston's pioneer company.
Hampton	Brigham Young	4 February 1836 Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio	21 July 1902 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	renewed his covenants through rebaptism in 1855; deputy marshal.
Hampton	Eadly			renewed his covenants through rebaptism in 1855; resided in Ogden, Utah.
Hampton	Jonathan	10 April 1811 Ontario, Canada	30 April 1844 Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois	buried in Nauvoo.
Hampton	Julia Anna	18 November 1811 Vienna, Kennebec, Maine	17 January 1891 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	member of the Colesville New York Branch; renewed her covenants through rebaptism in 1855; opened her home to Latter-day Saint missionaries.
Hancock	Charles Brent	23 December 1823 Columbus, Franklin, Ohio	24 January 1904 Harrisville, Weber, Utah	Private in the Mormon Battalion; operated a mill in Payson, Utah Territory; bishop in Payson.
Hancock	Levi Ward	7 April 1803 Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts	10 June 1882 Washington County, Utah Territory	member of Zion's Camp; cabinetmaker; musician in the Mormon Battalion; Seventy; attended general conference in Salt Lake City on 6 October 1854.
Hanson (Hansen)	Peter Olsen	11 June 1818 Copenhagen, Denmark	9 August 1895 Manti, Sanpete, Utah Territory	translated the Book of Mormon into Danish; president of the Alborg Conference; emigrated with a company of 375 Danish Saints to the U.S.; president of 440 Scandinavian Saints aboard the James Nesmith; missionary in Sebastopol, a port on the Crimean peninsula.
Hardey	Ann			niece of Elder Andrew Lamoreaux; attended her uncle through his illness.
Hardey	Elizabeth			niece of Elder Andrew Lamoreaux; attended her uncle through his illness.
Hardy	Augustus Poor	2 March 1831 Essex County, Massachusetts	23 December 1912 St. George, Washington, Utah	missionary in the Southern Indian Mission; farmer.
Hardy	Samuel Brocklebank	21 September 1804 Bedford, Middlesex, Massachusetts	9 September 1899 St. George, Washington, Utah	assistant marshal.
Harnan	Anoralia			renewed his covenants through rebaptism in Illinois.
Harper	Charles Alfred	27 January 1817 Schuylkill, Montgomery, Pennsylvania	24 April 1900 Holladay, Salt Lake, Utah	captain of a Perpetual Emigrating Fund company; farmer; repaired wagons.
Harriman	Henry	9 June 1804 Bradford, Essex, Massachusetts	17 May 1891 Huntington, Emery, Utah Territory	member of Zion's Camp; missionary in England, 1857; Seventy.
Harrington	Leonard Elsworth	7 January 1816 New Lisbon, Otswego, New York	21 June 1883 American Fork, Utah, Utah Territory	wrote to Erastus Snow about events in American Fork, Utah Territory; mayor of American Fork.
Harris	McGee	8 November 1800 Lebanon, Wilson, Tennessee	26 August 1863 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	sustained as president of a teachers quorum on 7 October 1854 in St. Louis; farmer.
Harris	Thomas Jr.	22 January 1822 Bristol, Gloucestershire, England	19 September 1890 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	1st counselor to Bishop Kleber Worley in St. Louis; marshal of an LDS tea party on 25 December 1854; clerk of a Latter-day Saint picnic in southern Utah; member of the high council in St. Louis; followed the hearse of Elder Andrew Lamoreaux to the burial site.
Harrison	Richard	8 March 1808 Dudley, Worcestershire, England	4 March 1882 Pinto, Washington, Utah Territory	member of the high council in Cedar City, Utah Territory; iron molder; farmer.
Harrison	Samuel			elder; wrote a letter to the Luminary about missionary work in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and in New Jersey.
Hart	James Henry	21 June 1825 Huntingdonshire, England	12 November 1906 Bloomington, Bear Lake, Idaho	member of the high council in the St. Louis Stake; appointed to receive tithing funds at the Church office; gave a toast at an LDS tea party on 25 December 1854; performed the marriage of Charles Morgan and Ann Maria Delahay on Sunday, 20 May 1855; performed the marriage of George C. Osmond and Georgina Hackvale at Samuel Guy's house on 23 July 1855.
Haskell	Thales Hastings	21 February 1834 New Salem, Franklin, Massachusetts	13 July 1909 Manassa, Conejos, Colorado	missionary in the Southern Indian Mission; explored the Las Vegas area and Colorado River.
Hatch	Ira	15 August 1835 Farmersville, Cattaraugus, New York	30 September 1909 Fruitland, San Juan, New Mexico	lived among Native Americans.
Haven	Jesse	28 March 1814 Holliston, Middlesex, Massachusetts	13 December 1905 Peterson, Morgan, Utah	missionary in Cape Town, Africa; wrote of missionary work at the Cape of Good Hope; traveled to England.
Hawes	Alpheus Peter	15 October 1825 Essex, Ontario, Canada	3 November 1906	Sergeant in the Mormon Battalion; reported 2,000 Indians living near his father's ranch.
Hawkins	James	17 March 1818 Yorkshire, England	15 January 1894 Huntsville, Weber, Utah Territory	missionary in the Sandwich Islands.
Hawkins	John	12 January 1814 Rutland County, Vermont	January 1882 San Francisco County, California	member of the high council in St. Louis.
Hawkins	Leo	19 July 1834 London, Middlesex, England	29 May 1859 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	clerk to George A. Smith.
Hawkins	Thomas Riley	21 April 1823 Smyrna, Kent, Delaware	January 1906 Dayton, Lyon, Nevada	explained the purpose of the Universal Scientific Society; appointed to a committee to write the constitution and bylaws for the society; elected secretary of the Universal Scientific Society.
Hay	Peter			corporal in the Crimean War; lost his right arm in the Crimean War; returned to England.
Henshaw	William	about 1810 England	7 November 1870	member of the high council in St. Louis.
Herriman	Henry	9 June 1804 Bradford, Essex, Massachusetts	17 May 1891	1st Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; Seventy; missionary in England, 1857–1858.
Herring	Alexander	6 April 1832 Bothwell, Lanarkshire, Scotland	23 December 1890 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	counselor to Oswald Barlow in a deacons quorum in Salt Lake City.
Heywood	Joseph Leland	1 August 1815 Grafton, Worcester, Massachusetts	16 October 1910 Panguitch, Garfield, Utah	found improved health in San Francisco, California; bishop; patriarch; transacted business pertaining to the Church in Salt Lake City.
Hickerson (Higgerson)	George Washington	13 December 1813 Smith County, Tennessee	17 August 1884 Kanosh, Millard, Utah Territory	1st Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; wrote of conditions of Latter-day Saints in Vandalia, Illinois; set apart as a missionary by John Banks; missionary in the Cherokee Nation; suffered from ill health on his mission.
Higbee	Isaac	23 December 1797 Galloway, Gloucester, New Jersey	16 February 1874 Provo, Utah, Utah Territory	Private in the Artillery of the Nauvoo Legion; president of the Provo Utah Stake.
Higbee (Higby)	John Mount	6 May 1827 Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio	11 December 1904 Cedar City, Iron, Utah	counselor to I. C. Haight in the Parowan Stake, Cedar City, Utah Territory; rancher; resided in Cedar City, Utah Territory.
Higgins	W.			wrote of military operations at Sebastopol, a port on the Crimean peninsula; elder; suffered from ill health during the Crimean War.
Higginson	George	17 August 1831 Shropshire, England	22 April 1893 Salem, Utah, Utah Territory	2nd counselor to Joseph Seal in a teachers quorum in St. Louis.
Hill	Isaac	28 September 1806 near Brighton, Beaver, Pennsylvania	25 June 1879 Fish Haven, Bear Lake, Idaho Territory	bishop; blessed the sacrament at a general conference in Salt Lake City on 8 October 1854; blacksmith; missionary in Canada, 1857–1858.
Hindley	John	8 October 1820 Leigh, Lancashire, England	26 December 1886 American Fork, Utah, Utah Territory	wrote to Erastus Snow of circumstances on his journey to the Salt Lake Valley.
Hockaday	Isaac			dealer in dry goods, groceries, and clothing; managed a store on the north side of the public square in Independence, Missouri; sold corn and bacon near Pleasant Hill, Missouri.
Hoit	T. William	about 1822 Germany		had a retail dry goods business at the corner of Main and Washington Avenue in St. Louis.
Holdsworth	Edmund	7 October 1822 Bradford, Yorkshire, England	about 1892	sustained as 2nd counselor to Bishop Kleber Worley on 7 April 1855 in St. Louis.
Holdsworth	Mrs.			in Moses Thurston's pioneer company.
Holman (Holeman)	David	15 July 1808 Templeton, Worcester, Massachusetts		Private in the Cavalry of the Nauvoo Legion; visited Joseph Smith in Carthage Jail in 1844; endowed in the Nauvoo Temple; had his house burned by a mob in Illinois.
Hopkins	Charles A.	20 February 1810 Burlington, Burlington, New Jersey	12 October 1863 Fillmore, Millard, Utah Territory	Private in the Mormon Battalion; member of the high council in Cedar City, Utah Territory.
Hopkins	Richard R.	25 December 1821 Adams County, Illinois	25 December 1882 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	missionary in San Bernardino, California; county clerk of San Bernardino; freighter.
Horner	John Mears	15 June 1821 Monmouth County, New Jersey	14 May 1907 Hawaii	had three wagon trains of goods; schoolteacher; bricklayer.
Houtz	Jacob	12 October 1814 Union County, Pennsylvania	11 December 1896 Springville, Utah, Utah	operated a grist mill on Spring Creek in Missouri; farmer; miller.
Howe	John	of St. Louis, Missouri		associated with O. H. Cogswell's outfitting store.
Howell	William	15 August 1819 Pembrokeshire, Wales		elder; of Keokuk, Iowa; spoke the Welsh language at a missionary conference held in St. Louis on 23 October 1855.
Hubbard	Charles Wesley	7 February 1810 Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts	19 December 1903 Willard, Box Elder, Utah	bishop in Willow Creek, Utah Territory; missionary in Great Britain, 1856–1859.
Hubert	Mr.			elder; missionary in France.
Hudson	H. M.			sold outfitting goods at the corner of Main and Water streets in St. Louis.
Hudson	Henry James	28 November 1822 St. John's, Westminster, England	15 February 1903 Columbus, Platte, Nebraska	reported statistics of the Alton Illinois Branch at a conference held in St. Louis in 1855; elder; later affiliated with the RLDS Church.
Huish	Walter Henry	31 October 1827 Gloucestershire, England	27 March 1898 Payson, Utah, Utah	machinist in St. Louis; resided in Payson, Utah Territory.
Humphrey	Robert			reported statistics of the Bellefontaine Missouri Branch at a conference held in St. Louis in 1855; leader of the Bellefontaine Missouri Branch.
Hunt	Dimick D.			Seventy.
Hunt	Thomas	15 June 1826 Derby, Derbyshire, England	17 March 1899 Monroe, Sevier, Utah	on his voyage to America was badly scalded by boiling water; member of the high council in the Sevier Utah Stake.
Hunter	Edward	22 June 1793 Delaware County, Pennsylvania	16 October 1883 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	agent for the Perpetual Emigrating Fund; sustained as presiding bishop at a general conference in Salt Lake City on 6 October 1854; trustee-in-trust of the LDS Church.
Hunter	William	25 December 1830 reene County, Illinois	1894 Los Angeles County, California	elder; 1st counselor to Charles Chard in bishopric of the St. Louis 4th Ward.
Huntington	C. B.			traveled on a new route to Carson Valley; claimed the route had plenty of grass and water.
Huntington	William Dresser	28 February 1818 Watertown, Jefferson, New York	20 March 1881 Springville, Utah, Utah Territory	Captain in the Nauvoo Legion; visited Joseph Smith in Carthage Jail in 1844; wrote of ancient ruins in a Navajo village.
Hyde	Heman	30 June 1788 Bennington County, Vermont	11 June 1867 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	sustained as a member of the high council in Salt Lake City on 7 October 1854.
Hyde	Orson
Hyde	William	11 September 1818 York, Livingston, New York	2 March 1874 Hyde Park, Cache, Utah Territory	missionary in Australia; bishop of the Hyde Park Ward in Utah Territory.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Ileitson	Mr.			president of the Danish Saints aboard the Polar Star.
Irwin	William			bought and sold stock with William Liggit in Independence, Missouri.
Isgren	Andreas	24 May 1830 Sweden	6 October 1909 Tooele, Tooele, Utah	arrested while serving a mission in Scandinavia.
Ivie	Thomas Celton	25 August 1820 Duck River, Tennessee	1864 Missouri	Private in the Mormon Battalion; built a home in Provo, Utah Territory.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Jackman	Levi	28 August 1797 Vershire, Orange, Vermont	23 July 1876 Salem, Utah, Utah Territory	worked on the Kirtland and Nauvoo temples; sustained as a member of the high council in Salt Lake City on 7 October 1854; farmer.
Jackson	Ann	1834 Lincolnshire, England		married James Frestone in St. Louis on 17 June 1855.
Jackson	Thomas	7 August 1802 Kent, England	5 December 1884 Nephi, Juab, Utah Territory	elder; president of the Saints aboard the Neva.
Jackson	Thomas			leader of the Springfield Illinois Branch.
Jacques	John	7 January 1827 Bosworth, Leicestershire, England	1 June 1900 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	elder; defended polygamy in the Atlas; Assistant Church Historian, 1889–1900.
Jeremy	Thomas Evans	11 July 1815 Carmarthenshire, South Wales	17 April 1891 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	president of the Welsh Mission; captain of a Perpetual Emigrating Fund company.
Johnson	Aaron	22 June 1806 Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut	10 May 1877 Springville, Utah, Utah Territory	bishop in Kanesville, Iowa; president of the Springville Utah Branch; justice of the peace; carpenter.
Johnson	Benjamin Franklin	28 July 1818 Pomfret, Chautauqua, New York	18 November 1905 Mesa, Maricopa, Arizona	missionary in the Island of Lanai; arrived in St. Louis from the Salt Lake Valley; Seventy; patriarch.
Johnson	J.			arrested while serving a mission in Scandinavia.
Johnson	Joel Hills	23 March 1802 Grafton, Worcester, Massachusetts	24 September 1882 Johnson, Kane, Utah Territory	Private in the Cavalry of the Nauvoo Legion; appreciation was extended by the Luminary for his poetic contributions; resided in Cedar City, Utah Territory; bishop; patriarch.
Johnson	Sextus Ellis	8 October 1829 Chautauqua County, New York	4 June 1916 Benson, Cochise, Arizona	missionary in the Island of Oahu.
Jolly	Levi			renewed his covenants through rebaptism in 1855.
Jolly	Washington Lafayette	14 May 1831 Dresden, Weakley, Tennessee	10 November 1889 Washington, Washington, Utah Territory	gave a Sabbath discourse in Salt Lake City.
Jones	Dan	4 August 1811 Flintshire, Wales	3 January 1861 Provo, Utah, Utah Territory	president of the Welsh Mission, 1852–1855.
Jones	H. R.	of Texas		died in the pioneer camp of S. M. Blair.
Jones	John Markland	26 November 1829 Manchester, Lancashire, England	23 December 1871 St. George, Washington, Utah Territory	leader of a concert band; played in various settlements in Utah Territory.
Jones	Joseph	31 May 1817 Greenfield, Yorkshire, England	22 May 1886 Enoch, Iron, Utah Territory	bishop of the St. Louis 6th Ward; spoke at a missionary conference held in St. Louis on 23 October 1855.
Jones	Nathaniel Vary	13 October 1822 Brighton, Monroe, New York	15 February 1863 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	marched with the Mormon Battalion; reported on missionary activity in India; bishop of the Salt Lake 15th Ward.
Jonsen	P.			arrested while serving a mission in Scandinavia.
Jost	Eliza Ann	29 July 1837 Lunenburg, Nova Scotia	20 June 1855 Nebraska Territory	died of cholera in the camp of Seth M. Blair.
Judd	Samuel			2nd counselor to Charles Chard in the bishopric of the St. Louis 4th Ward.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Kaighin	Charles	Isle of Man, England		in an accident in North Mill Creek Canyon in Salt Lake County.
Karren	Thomas	1 May 1810 Isle of Man, England	4 April 1876 Lehi, Utah, Utah Territory	arrived in St. Louis from the Salt Lake Valley; missionary in the Island of Lanai.
Kay	John M.	6 October 1817 Bury, Lancashire, England	26 September 1864 Laramie River, Wyoming Territory	missionary in England.
Kay	William	11 April 1811 Lancashire, England	25 March 1874 Ogden, Weber, Utah Territory	missionary in England; bishop of the Kaysville Utah Ward.
Kearney	C. E.			merchant of staple and fancy dry goods.
Keaton	George Dennis Jr.	27 June 1828 Berkshire, England		missionary in Italy, 1852–1854.
Keeler (Keller)	James	4 January 1817 Addison County, Vermont	18 April 1907 Sevier County, Utah	missionary in the Sandwich Islands.
Keller	S. P.			sold hardware and groceries in Westport, Missouri.
Kelting (Keltin)	Joseph Andrew	13 October 1811 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	25 February 1904 Colton, San Bernardino, California	owned a merchandise store in Kanesville, Iowa; resided in Provo, Utah Territory; hosted the LDS First Presidency.
Kampin (Campin)	Edward	17 August 1845 Oxfordshire, England		at age 10 wrote a letter to Erastus Snow; the letter was published in the Luminary.
Kenney	James	12 September 1799 New London County, Connecticut	28 August 1885 Bountiful, Davis, Connecticut	teamster for the Cherokee missionaries.
Kerr	Mr.			missionary in the British Isles.
Kershaw	George F. W.	11 May 1824 England	6 June 1865 Atlantic Ocean	missionary in South Africa.
Kimball	Heber C.
King	Matthew		27 July 1855	president of the Kingston Illinois Branch.
Kinkead	Charles A.			mail carrier from Salt Lake City.
Kinney (Kinny)	James			president of the Centreville Illinois Branch; reported statistics of the Centreville Illinois Branch at a conference held in St. Louis in 1855.
Kinzie	S. A.			traveled a new route to Carson Valley; claimed the route had plenty of grass and water.
Knowlden	George Henry	14 October 1830 Kent, England	15 November 1904 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	sang "The Comical way to Heaven" and recited "The days of tyranny and wrong are not forever" at an LDS tea party on 25 December 1854.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Ladew	A. P.			operated a paper and printing business on Loctus Street in St. Louis.
Lambson	Alfred Boaz	27 August 1819 Royalton, Niagara, New York	26 February 1905 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	teamster and doorkeeper for a concert band that played at various settlements in Utah Territory.
Lamoreaux	Andrew Losey	17 October 1812 York, Ontario, Canada	13 June 1855 St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri	elder; missionary in France.
Lane	George			responsible for the Woodland Cemetery near St. Louis.
Langford	Jeremiah E.	14 November 1814 Columbus, Muskogee, Georgia	19 June 1855 west of Atchison County, Kansas Territory	of Texas; died in the pioneer camp of Seth M. Blair; married Mary Jane Langford.
Langford (Jackson)	Mary Jane	1827 Columbus, Muskogee, Georgia	19 June 1855 west of Atchison County, Kansas Territory	of Texas; died in the pioneer camp of Seth M. Blair; married Jeremiah Langford.
Larsen (Larson)	Lars	11 January 1825 Stekken, Kvam, Norway	7 February 1903 St. George, Washington, Utah	arrested while serving a mission in Scandinavia.
Lawson	James	20 July 1820 Kinross, Scotland	14 September 1912 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	arrived in St. Louis from the Salt Lake Valley.
Lay	Samuel			member of a high council.
Leadbrook	Ann	England		married Joseph Miles by Charles Edwards on 26 October 1855.
Lees	Samuel J.	8 June 1825 Sheffield, Yorkshire, England	Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	member of the high council in St. Louis; reported minutes of the LDS conference held in St. Louis on 4 November 1854; locksmith.
Leigh	Samuel	20 October 1815 Wales	13 July 1894 Cedar City, Iron, Utah Territory	member of the high council in Cedar City, Utah Territory.
Leonard	Truman	17 September 1820 of New York	20 November 1897 Farmington, Davis, Utah	missionary in India.
Lepere	Francis J.			operated a store on Franklin Avenue in St. Louis.
Lewis	David	10 September 1814 Kentucky	5 September 1855 Parowan, Iron, Utah Territory	reported the death of Chief Walker; Indian Agent.
Lewis	James	12 January 1814 Cumberland County, Maine	29 May 1898 Kanab, Kane, Utah	wrote of missionary activities in China; patriarch.
Lewis	John W.	16 September 1807 Bolton, Lancashire, England		elder; released from European mission.
Lewis	William M.			president of the Platton Missouri Branch; chaplain for the Cherokee missionaries; spoke Welsh.
Liez	Thomas	28 September 1829 St. Peter, Port Guernsey, Channel Islands	Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	elder; missionary in France.
Liggett	William Dempster	28 April 1821 Independence Township, Washington, Pennsylvania		bought and sold stock with William Irwin at Independence, Missouri.
Linforth	James			editor.
Litan (Liston)	Commodore Perry	31 March 1821 Scioto County, Ohio	26 January 1879 Woodruff, Navajo, Arizona Territory	member of the high council in Cedar City, Utah Territory.
Little	James Amasa	14 September 1822 Aurelius, Cayuga, New York	10 September 1908 Kanab, Kane, Utah	marched with the Mormon Battalion; appointed to expend appropriations of the Deseret Iron Company; attended a gathering in Liverpool, England; patriarch.
Littlefield	Lyman Omer (Omen)	21 November 1819 Verona, Oneida, New York	1 September 1893 Smithfield, Cache, Utah Territory	1st Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; missionary in England; wrote to Erastus Snow from Council Bluffs, Iowa, about Latter-day Saint newspapers.
Livingston	Howard			partner in the firm of Livingston, Kinkead & Company; made the journey from Salt Lake City to St. Louis in 40 days.
Loan	James F.			died of cholera on the plains.
Long	John Varah	28 September 1826 Yorkshire, England	14 April 1869 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	reported on a party held for the Mormon Battalion in Utah Territory; wrote about the character of Brigham Young; elected as a reporter for the Universal Scientific Society.
Lowe	William	30 January 1823 Stockport, Lancaster, England	4 January 1904 Ogden, Weber, Utah	bishop of the St. Louis 1st Ward; represented the St. Louis 1st Ward at an LDS conference on 4 November 1854; bishop of the St. Louis 3rd Ward; member of the high council in the St. Louis Stake.
Lowry	John	10 August 1799 Tennessee	7 January 1867 Manti, Sanpete, Utah Territory	bishop in Manti, Utah Territory.
Loy	George P.			resided in Germantown, Missouri.
Luddington	Elam	23 November 1806 Harwinton, Litchfield, Connecticut	22 March 1893 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	missionary in Siam, China, and Singapore.
Lunt	Henry	20 July 1824 Cheshire, England	22 January 1902 Pacheco, Galeana, Chihuahua, Mexico	clerk of the Deseret Iron Company; elder.
Lyman	Amasa	30 March 1813 Lyman, Grafton, New Hampshire	4 February 1877 Fillmore, Millard, Utah Territory	Aide-de-Camp to the Brigader General of the Nauvoo Legion; agent for the Perpetual Emigrating Fund.
Lynch	John	24 May 1833	15 November 1860	secretary to Charles Harper; captain of a Perpetual Emigrating Fund company.
Lynch	Patrick	1 August 1828 Ireland	23 January 1876	clerk of the general Perpetual Emigrating Fund.
Lyon	John			vice president of the Universal Scientific Society.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Mabin (Maiben)	Henry	6 July 1819 Brighton, Sussex, England	8 October 1883 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	shared his musical talent at a New Year's festival in Salt Lake City; wrote a poem on tithing.
Major	William Warner	27 January 1804 Bristol, Gloucestershire, England	2 October 1854 London, Middlesex, England	2nd Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; resided in St. Louis; member of the high council in Salt Lake City; died while serving a mission in the London Conference.
Margetts	Henry	15 January 1827 Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England	3 January 1901 Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho	member of a concert band that played in various settlements in Utah Territory.
Margetts	Philip	10 February 1829 Warwickshire, England	1 September 1914 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	member of a concert band that played in various settlements in Utah Territory.
Markham	Stephen	1800 Ontario County, New York	10 March 1878 Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah Territory	Lieutenant Colonel of the Nauvoo Legion; bishop in Spanish Fork, Utah Territory.
Marrion	J. W.			of Kansas City, Missouri; had a blacksmith shop.
Marsdon (Marsden)	William	15 March 1814 Oldham, Lancashire, England	4 June 1890 Parowan, Iron, Utah Territory	reported to be the only Latter-day Saint at Oquawka; justice of the peace.
Marshall	Joseph			president of a deacons quorum.
Martin	Samuel	24 August 1832 Sussex, England	8 December 1889 San Luis Obispo County, California	baptized in Canada by Amos Gustin.
Martindale	William Addington	11 June 1814 Washington, Wayne, Indiana	14 February 1873 Virgin City, Washington, Utah Territory	missionary in Harrison County, Texas.
Martineau	James Henry	13 March 1823 Jackson, Washington, New York	24 June 1921 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	reporter of the pioneer events in southern Utah.
Matley	Allen	25 November 1851 Birmingham, Allegheny, Pennsylvania	18 January 1855	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 3.
Matsen	O.			arrested while serving a mission in Scandinavia.
Matthews	Benjamin Franklin	16 April 1816 Chattanooga, Hamilton, Tennessee	18 August 1888 San Bernardino County, California	reported on missionary work in Mississippi.
May	Mr.			elder; missionary in France.
Myers	George	2 March 1805 Manchester, York, Pennsylvania	24 July 1896 Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah	wagonmaker; Seventy.
Mayer	John			known for his labors in the LDS conferences; released from European mission; sailed aboard the Equinox bound for Atchison, Kansas Territory.
McAllister	John Daniel Thompson	19 February 1827 Lewis, Sussex, Delaware	18 January 1910 St. George, Washington, Utah	missionary in the British Isles; member of the Deseret Dramatic Association; president of the St. George Utah Stake; carpenter.
McBride	James	9 May 1818 Fairfield, Butler, Ohio	6 January 1881 Grantsville, Tooele, Utah Territory	arrived in St. Louis from the Salt Lake Valley.
McBride	Mr.			missionary in California.
McCarthy	Mr.			missionary; served with Richard Ballantyne.
McCoy	William	about 1814 Ohio		general merchant in Independence, Missouri.
McDonald	Alexander Findlay	11 September 1825 Kintail, Ross, Scotland	21 March 1903 North Casas Grandes, Chihuahua, Mexico	elected auditor of the Universal Scientific Society; helped write a constitution and bylaws for the society; missionary; publisher.
McDowell	Joseph			resided in Salt Lake and Provo, Utah Territory.
McGaw (McGraw)	James E.	27 August 1823 Clinton County, New York	15 January 1872 Ogden, Weber, Utah Territory	missionary in Texas and New Orleans; resident of Fillmore, Utah Territory; responsible for foreign emigration for the Church at New Orleans; resided at the Caledonia House in St. Louis; Seventy; leader of the Mormon Grove Kansas Branch.
McIntosh	Daniel	12 August 1820 Perth, Scotland	15 September 1860 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	agent for the Perpetual Emigrating Fund.
McLean	J. H.			proprietor; sold volcanic oil liniment.
McLean	John	4 May 1804 Isle of Skye, Scotland	6 May 1863 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	elder; wrote of Latter-day Saints who participated in the Crimean War; wounded in the arm in the Crimea War.
McMullen	Willard Glover	21 February 1823	17 October 1884 Harrisburg, Washington, Utah Territory	sailed aboard the Equinox bound for Atchison, Kansas Territory.
McRay (McRae)	Alexander	7 September 1807 Anson County, North Carolina	20 June 1891 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	imprisoned in Liberty Jail with Joseph Smith in 1839; aide-de-camp to the Brigader General of the Nauvoo Legion.
Meik	James Patrick		6 September 1876 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	missionary in Calcutta.
Merkley	Christopher	18 December 1808 Ontario, Canada	2 May 1893 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	Private in the Nauvoo Legion; missionary to Canada.
Merrick	Marcus Devalson	15 July 1825 Virgil, Cortland, New York	1872 Portland, Multnomah, Oregon	resided in Kanesville, Iowa; missionary in California.
Metzger	Alexis	7 July 1808 Germany		elder; missionary in France.
M'Gregor (McGregor)	John			repaired and sold clocks, watches, and jewelry; had a store at 75 Market Street in St. Louis.
Midgley	Joshua	15 October 1832 Yorkshire, England	30 April 1912 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	member of a concert band that played in various settlements in Utah Territory; patriarch.
Miles	Joseph			married Ann Leadbrook by Charles Edwards on 26 October 1855.
Miller	Eleazer	4 November 1795 Albany County, New York	12 April 1876 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	sustained to the high council in Salt Lake City on 7 October 1854; missionary in Canada and in the Eastern States.
Miller	Henry William	1 May 1807 Lexington, Greene, New York	9 October 1885 Farmington, Davis, Utah Territory	Major in the Nauvoo Legion; member of the high council in Pottawattamie County, Iowa; missionary in the Southern States; president of the Cherokee Mission.
Mills	William Gill	18 December 1822 Down, Ireland	14 May 1895 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	elder; released from European mission; claimed that Mormons were true supporters of liberty; wrote a poem titled "Shiftpots."
Moies (Moyes)	M. C.			sold tools at no. 116 Main Street in St. Louis.
Molen	Simpson Montgomery	14 September 1832 Jacksonville, Morgan, Illinois	25 November 1900 Hyrum, Cache, Utah	missionary in Island of Kauai.
Moody	William Crestfield	23 March 1819 Rockford, Coosa, Alabama	26 September 1906 Santa Monica, Los Angeles, California	missionary in the Southern States; led a company from Salt Lake City to Texas; located in Milford, Texas.
Moore	William C.			baptized as a Latter-day Saint by Freeman Rogers.
Morgan	Charles Rogers	6 April 1830 Knighton, Radnor, Wales	4 July 1908 Nephi, Juab, Utah	married Ann Maria Delahay of the Birmingham England Conference on Sunday, 20 May 1855.
Morgan	George	April 1837 South Wales	August 1864	presided over a ward in a pioneer company.
Morgan	H.			performed "It will never do to give it up so" at an LDS tea party on 25 December 1854.
Morgan	Mr.			leader of the Kingston Illinois Branch.
Morgan	Thomas	1843 Alton, Madison, Illinois	1855	died of measles and fever at age 12.
Morrell (Morrill)	Laban	8 December 1814 Wheelock, Caledonia, Vermont	8 December 1900 Junction, Piute, Utah	Private in the Nauvoo Legion; member of a high council; of Fort Johnson in New York.
Morris	Elias	30 June 1825 Denbigh, Wales	17 March 1898 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	architect of the ore furnace in Iron County, Utah Territory.
Morris	Thomas			missionary in the Sandwich Islands.
Morris	William Vaughan	26 August 1821 Denbigh, Wales	19 June 1878 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	of St. Louis; at his residence James Frestone married Ann Jackson.
Morrison	Mary Margaret		8 November 1855 St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri	daughter of William and Margaret Tarquhar Morrison; of the Woolwich London Conference.
Morrison	William	1820 Wales	18 January 1878 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	member of the high council in St. Louis.
Muir	William Smith	19 July 1822 Stirling, Scotland	27 November 1896 Woods Cross, Davis, Utah	missionary in England.
Murphree	Nimrod	1810 Kentucky	11 September 1860 Missouri	ordained an elder in St. Louis.
Musser	Amos Milton	20 May 1830 Donegal, Lancaster, Pennsylvania	24 September 1909 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	wrote of missionary work in India.
Myers	George	2 March 1805 Manchester, York, Pennsylvania	24 July 1896 Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah	captain of a pioneer company.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Nebeker	John	1 August 1813 New Castle County, Delaware	25 October 1886 Rich County, Utah Territory	sustained as a president of an elders quorum on 7 October 1854; justice of the peace; farmer.
Neilson	C. F.			searched for possible settlements in Utah Territory for Latter-day Saints.
Neilson (Nelson)	Isaiah			president of the Danish branches in St. Louis and Weston, Missouri, and in Mormon Grove, Kansas.
Neslen	Robert Francis	10 December 1832 Suffolkshire, England	3 June 1912 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	missionary in England.
Nicholson	David	about 1815 Scotland		sold coffee at the corner of Fourth and Market Street in St. Louis; sold goods and provisions to emigrants; sold general groceries.
Nicholson	John	17 July 1810 Maxton, Roxburg, Scotland	26 February 1886 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	sold coffee on Fifth and South Market streets in St. Louis.
Nielsen	Niels Peter	11 March 1826 Brovst, Hjorring, Denmark	5 March 1898 American Fork, Utah, Utah	president of a conference (district) in Scandinavia.
Nielson	Jens Christian	10 August 1830 Hvingelen, Faaborg, Ribe, Denmark	Moroni, Sanpete, Utah	elder; imprisoned with a Brother Riser in Hamburg, Germany; steward aboard the Charles Buck.
Nixon	William Henry	13 October 1830 Leek, Staffordshire, England	24 July 1855 Provo, Utah, Utah Territory	killed by cannon fire at the 24 July 1855 pioneer celebration in Provo, Utah Territory.
Northrup	H. M.			encouraged readers to mind their own business.
Norton	John Wesley	6 November 1820 Lisbon, Wayne, Indiana	20 October 1901 Panguitch, Garfield, Utah	leader of a conference (district) in south Australia.
Nowland	Jesse H.	11 October 1826 Kentucky	12 August 1884 Ojo Caliente Springs, New Mexico Territory	operated a flour and meal store near Independence, Missouri.
Nyborg	Anders Olsson	17 February 1827 Sweden	17 March 1883 Mount Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah Territory	arrested while serving a mission in Scandinavia.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Oakley	John DeGroot	12 November 1819 Flatland, Kings, New York	4 May 1890 Snowflake, Navajo, Arizona Territory	elder; missionary in France; Seventy; nurseryman.
Osmond	George C.	23 May 1836 London, Middlesex, England	25 March 1913 Afton, Lincoln, Wyoming	married Georgina Hackvale on 23 July 1855; of the London Conference.
Oulcott	Robert			missionary.
Ouldcott	Ann	1849	21 January 1855	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 5.
Owens	Robert	10 July 1818 Dover, Kent, Maryland	9 November 1883 Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California	missionary in India.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Pace	James	15 June 1811 Putnam County, Tennessee	6 April 1888 Thatcher, Graham, Arizona Territory	Captain in the Nauvoo Legion; marched with the Mormon Battalion; missionary in Europe; migrated to America in Peter O. Hansen's Danish company; sailed on the Equinox bound for Atchison, Kansas Territory.
Pace	William Franklin	3 July 1806 Clark County, Georgia	November 1878 New Harmony, Washington, Utah Territory	bishop in Spanish Fork, Utah Territory.
Pack	Ward Eaton	17 April 1834 Watertown, Jefferson, New York	16 November 1907 Vernal, Uintah, Utah	missionary in the Island of Hawaii; presided over the Hawaiian Conference (district) in the Sandwich Islands Mission.
Page	Edward Lang	23 December 1819 Massachusetts		wrote to Orson Spencer about Latter-day Saint activities in Pike County, Illinois.
Palmer	Jonathan Edward	31 July 1830 London, Middlesex, England	10 April 1884 Plain City, Weber, Utah Territory	renewed his baptismal covenants in 1855.
Park	James Pollock	21 December 1821 Lanarkshire, Scotland	30 December 1889 Fairfield, Utah, Utah Territory	attended a gathering of Latter-day Saints in Liverpool, England.
Parker	Abel	27 January 1815 Brockville, Leeds, Ontario, Canada	22 January 1896 Tooele County, Utah	missionary in Canboro, Canada; priest; resided in Canada.
Parry	John	10 February 1789 New Market, Flintshire, Wales	13 January 1868 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	sustained as a member of the high council in Salt Lake City on 7 October 1854; musician; led a church choir in Salt Lake City; survived a stroke for eight hours.
Parson	J.			sold ladies' and gentlemen's boots and shoes at 63 Morgan Street in St. Louis.
Parsons	John	13 February 1829 Glocestershire, England	9 February 1910 Salem, Utah, Utah	released from European mission; counselor to Henry Phelps aboard the Clara Wheeler; wrote to Erastus Snow about events that occurred on his journey to the Salt Lake Valley.
Partridge	Edward	25 June 1833 Independence, Jackson, Missouri	17 November 1900 Provo, Utah, Utah	missionary in the Island of Kauai.
Patterson	Mr.			killed at a stone quarry in Salt Lake City.
Pierce	Thomas B.	18 August 1829 Chester County, Pennsylvania	1 April 1864 Millcreek Canyon, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	missionary in Fairfield, Iowa.
Peck	Edwin Martin	24 July 1828 Lyndon, Caledonia, Vermont	23 August 1903 Goshen, Utah, Utah	missionary in Virginia.
Peck	Joseph Augustine	4 April 1830 North Danville, Caledonia, Vermont	27 March 1916 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	missionary in Maui.
Peck	Keziah	26 January 1822 Huntington, England		married Edward Stock on Sunday, 29 July 1855; of the Bedford England Conference.
Pendleton	Calvin Crane	25 August 1811 Hope, Knox, Maine	21 April 1873 Parowan, Iron, Utah Territory	paymaster of the Nauvoo Legion; high priest; gunsmith; doctor; supervised operators of a cutting machine in Parowan, Utah Territory.
Perkins	Reuben Winchester	15 July 1828 Jackson, Madison, Tennessee	10 August 1877 Nevada	counselor to McGee Harris in a teachers quorum in Salt Lake City.
Perks	James			leader of the Gravois Missouri Branch; leader of the Dry Hill Missouri Branch.
Perry	Asahel (Ashael)	26 February 1784 Williamsburg, Hampshire, Massachusetts	16 February 1869 Springville, Utah, Utah Territory	2nd Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; patriarch; president of the Springville Utah Branch.
Perry	John	20 June 1799 Bishop Frome, Herefordshire, England	18 July 1855 Kansas Territory	elder; released from European mission; counselor to Israel Barlow in a pioneer company.
Persey	Alfred			sold tents and wagon covers in St. Louis.
Petersen	B.			arrested while serving a mission in Scandinavia.
Peterson	Canute	13 May 1824 Maurset, Eidfjord, Norway	14 October 1903 Ephraim, Sanpete, Utah	missionary in Norway.
Pettigrew	David	July 1791 Weathersfield, Windsor, Vermont	31 December 1863 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	high priest; bishop of the Salt Lake 10th Ward.
Petty	Robert Cowan	21 November 1812 Dickson County, Tennessee	6 February 1856 Grand River, Oklahoma Territory	missionary in the Southern States; missionary in the Cherokee Nation.
Phelps	Henry Enon	31 October 1828 Ontario County, New York	2 March 1901 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	elder; released from European mission; president of a company of Latter-day Saints aboard the Clara Wheeler; concerned with LDS passengers who still owed money for their passage.
Phelps	Morgan	30 April 1808 Westmoreland, Oneida, New York		Seventy; made iron, brass, and copper castings.
Phillips	Edward	2 April 1813 Gloucestershire, England	1 December 1896 Kaysville, Davis, Utah	1st counselor to Bishop William Kay in Kaysville, Utah.
Picknell	Catherine	1843	27 January 1855	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 11.
Picknell	Thomas	13 February 1842 Sussex, England	24 January 1855	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 13.
Pierce	Eli Harvey	29 July 1827 Chester County, Pennsylvania	12 August 1858 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	bishop in Box Elder County, Utah Territory.
Pierce	Thomas B.			wrote of missionary work in Cedar Grove, Indiana.
Piercy	Frederick	27 June 1830 Hampshire, England	10 January 1891	drew sketches of frontier life on the plains.
Pitcher	Thomas			operated a flour and meal store near Independence, Missouri.
Pitt	William	16 August 1813 Dymock, Gloucestershire, England	21 February 1873 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	musician in the Nauvoo Legion; known for his labors in the LDS conferences; elder; released from European mission; sailed on the Equinox bound for Atchison, Kansas Territory; assisted Perpetual Emigrating Fund emigrants in Richard Ballantyne's company.
Plunket(t)	Robert	23 December 1806 Plunkett, Down, Ireland		cut off for apostasy.
Powell	John	31 October 1822 London, Middlesex, England	3 June 1902 Fillmore, Millard, Utah	offered a prayer at a mission conference held in St. Louis on 23 October 1855; reported on his missionary labors in Alton, Illinois; member of the high council in St. Louis.
Pugmire	Jonathan	28 March 1793 Cumberland, England	August 1876 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	trustee for the Deseret Iron Company in Cedar City, Utah; member of the high council in Cedar City.
Pulsipher	Zerah	24 June 1788 Rockingham, Windham, Vermont	1 January 1872 Washington County, Utah Territory	Seventy; patriarch.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Rampton	Henry	8 September 1829 Hampshire, England	24 November 1903 Bountiful, Davis, Utah	married Frances Dinwoodey by Milo Andrus on 25 December 1854.
Rampton	William	1792	30 January 1855	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 62.
Read (Reed)	Lazarus Hammond	1815 New York	27 March 1855 Bath, Stuben, New York	chief justice of Utah.
Rees	Mary Ann	1849 Denmark	25 January 1855	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 5 years 6 months.
Restall	John			elder; set apart as a missionary by John Banks; missionary in Texas.
Reynolds	Cordelia Maria	4 October 1822 Bolton, Warren, New York	29 March 1905	married Amasa Reynolds; wrote to the Luminary requesting that elders be sent to her community.
Rhoades	Thomas Foster	13 July 1794 Green River, Logan, Kentucky	20 February 1869 Minersville, Beaver, Utah Territory	counselor to Stake President David Fullmer in Salt Lake City.
Richards	Henry Phineas	30 November 1831 Richmond, Berkshire, Massachusetts	29 October 1912 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	missionary in Island of Hawaii.
Richards	John Alexander	4 December 1826 Cork, Ireland	21 September 1889 Oklahoma Territory	missionary in the Southern States.
Richards	Phineas	15 November 1788 Framingham, Middlesex, Massachusetts	25 November 1874 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	sustained to the high council in Salt Lake City on 7 October 1854; botanic physician; legislator; bishop.
Richards	Samuel Whitney	9 August 1824 Richmond, Berkshire, Massachusetts	26 November 1909 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	1st Sergeant in the Nauvoo Legion; president of the British mission, 1851–1854; farmer.
Richey	William	1 February 1796 Newberry County, South Carolina	21 October 1879 Parowan, Iron, Utah Territory	missionary in the Southern States.
Riley	Allen Thomas	5 January 1826 Carlisle, Cumberland, England	2 August 1913 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	gave a toast at an LDS tea party on 25 December 1854; sold chairs on Morgan Street in St. Louis.
Ripley	Alanson	8 January 1798 Livonia, Livingston, New York	11 July 1880 Morgan County, Illinois	Sergeant Major of the Nauvoo Legion; visited Joseph Smith in Carthage Jail in 1844.
Riser	George Christian	16 July 1818 Germany	24 January 1892 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	assisted in digging the grave of N. H. Greer.
Riser	Mr.			sailed aboard the Equinox bound for Atchison, Kansas Territory.
Roberts	Horace Ephraim	1 April 1807 Venice, Erie, Ohio	24 December 1874 Provo, Utah, Utah Territory	owned a large dwelling house in Provo, Utah Territory; Seventy.
Robinson	John	22 February 1810 Staffordshire, England	23 October 1883 Spring City, Sanpete, Utah	elder; released from European mission; counselor to Israel Barlow in a pioneer company.
Robinson	Lewis Seth	28 October 1816 Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio	1 November 1883 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	reported on crops at Fort Supply in Indian Territory; farmer; lumberman.
Rockwood	Albert Perry	9 June 1805 Holliston, Middlesex, Massachusetts	25 November 1879 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	Brevet Major General in the Nauvoo Legion; Seventy.
Rogers	Freeman	30 May 1793 New Haven County, Connecticut	5 September 1858 Rochester, Monroe, New York	reported on baptisms in Rochester, New York.
Rogers	Washington Boliver	16 September 1826 Mantua, Portage, Ohio	14 January 1913 Logan, Cache, Utah	missionary in the Island of Maui.
Rogers	William	1824		in Latter-day Saint presidency aboard the Cynosure.
Roller	Alma			sold wagons on Franklin Avenue in St. Louis.
Rawlings	Eber Brightwell	24 June 1826 Northhampton, England	8 September 1908 Provo, Utah, Utah	resided in Alton, Illinois.
Rollins	Henry	August 1790 Lincolnshire, England	9 June 1865 Centerville, Davis, Utah Territory	resided in San Bernardino, California.
Romney	Miles	13 June 1806 Dalton-In-Furness, Lancashire, England	3 May 1877 St. George, Washington, Utah Territory	foreman of a lumberyard.
Ross	Mr.			elder; became sick in the Crimean War.
Rowan	Matthew	12 April 1827 Renfrewshire, Scotland	8 January 1866 South Cottonwood, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	elder; released from European mission; in Latter-day Saint presidency aboard the Saranac; captain of a Perpetual Emigrating Fund company; accompanied Israel Barlow to the Salt Lake Valley.
Rubair	J. J.			missionary in Italy.
Russel	Henry Madison	14 April 1829 Big Island, Marion, Ohio	11 November 1908 Jefferson County, Idaho	fought in the Crimean War; wrote a letter to the Millennial Star (reprinted in the Luminary) about casualties and baptisms in Camp Inkermann, 2 miles from Sebastopol, a port on the Crimean peninsula; wrote of sorrows faced by missionaries in the Crimean War; reported on a battle fought at Alma in 1854, where 2,000 troops were killed; wrote of war-torn Sebastopol.
Rust	George Smith	23 January 1834 Lowell, Orleans, Vermont	18 June 1922 Manti, Sanpete, Utah	found lost cattle at Mormon Grove, Kansas Territory; bishop; member of the city council in Payson, Utah Territory.
Rust	William Walker	14 August 1807 Danville, Caledonia, Vermont	18 September 1894 Payson, Utah, Utah Territory	2nd Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; missionary in the Northeastern States; captain of a Perpetual Emigrating Fund company; shoemaker; doctor.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Sanders	Alfred William	1824 England		sustained as 1st counselor to William Brecker in a priests quorum in St. Louis.
Sands	Sarah			married William Clegg by Milo Andrus on 20 January 1855.
Savage	Levi	23 March 1820 Greenfield, Highland, Ohio	13 December 1910 Toquerville, Washington, Utah	marched with the Mormon Battalion; missionary in Hindostan and Rangoon; farmer.
Sawds	Amby			member of the high council in St. Louis.
Sceva (Seavey)	Aaron	7 September 1806 Andover, Rockingham, New Hampshire	21 September 1886 Tooele County, Utah Territory	counselor to John Nebeker in an elders quorum in Salt Lake City.
Scott	John	6 May 1811 Armagh, Armagh, Ireland	16 December 1876 Mill Creek, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	Lieutenant Colonel in the Nauvoo Legion; missionary in Ireland and England; journeyed to the Salt Lake Valley.
Seager	George Franklin	1 September 1818 Warwickshire, England	10 October 1887 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	in the Latter-day Saint presidency aboard the Cynosure.
Seal	Joseph	14 September 1836 Loxley, Warwickshire, England	18 December 1913 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	sustained as president of a teachers quorum in St. Louis on 7 April 1855; played the melodian.
Seal (Drinkwater)	Emily	2 March 1838 Warwickshire, England	17 January 1906 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	in Moses Thurston's pioneer company.
Secrist	Jacob Foutz	19 September 1818 Quincy, Franklin, Pennsylvania	2 July 1855 near Fort Kearney, Nebraska Territory	sailed aboard the Equinox bound for Atchison, Kansas Territory; captain of a pioneer company; leader of a group of Latter-day Saints camped about 50 miles from Mormon Grove, Kansas Territory; died of cholera.
Shadneich	Adam			rebaptized in Canada.
Sharp	James Robertson	20 June 1809 Davidson County, Tennessee	22 May 1863 Farmington, Davis, Utah Territory	member of the LDS Church for 18 years; resided in Decatur County, Iowa.
Shaw	Albert			counselor to Andrew L. Siler in the Atchison Kansas Branch.
Shepherd	Joseph	31 August 1818 Darnell, Yorkshire, England	3 February 1876 Moroni, Sanpete, Utah Territory	bishop of the Alton Illinois Ward; represented the Alton Illinois Ward at an LDS conference held in St. Louis on 4 November 1854.
Sheppard (Shepherd)	John	31 August 1788 Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia	1876 Fort Riley, Kansas	clerk; died of cholera.
Shill	Charles Goulding	12 February 1821 Gloucestershire, England	19 June 1910 Lehi, Maricopa, Arizona Territory	took Robert Humphreys's place as leader of the Bellefontaine Missouri Branch; elder; carpenter.
Shurtleff	Vincent (Vinson)	29 May 1814 Montgomery, Hampden, Massachusetts	21 May 1893 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	trustee for the Deseret Iron Company; tanner; missionary in England; school trustee in Mill Creek, Utah Territory.
Siler	Andrew Lafayette	4 December 1824 Sweetwater Valley, Monroe, Tennessee	19 May 1898 Kanab, Kane, Utah	gave a toast at an LDS tea party on 25 December 1854; president of the Atchison Kansas Branch; assigned to work with teams at Mormon Grove, Kansas Territory.
Silver	William John	1 September 1832 London, Middlesex, England	7 November 1918 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	in the presidency of the Saints aboard the Cynosure.
Simpson	Ann			advertised a house for rent on Morgan Street in St. Louis.
Simpson	George	8 March 1822 Yorkshire, England	14 February 1913 Clover, Tooele, Utah	elder; served as president of an LDS conference; released from European mission; migrated to America in Peter O. Hansen's Danish company.
Simpson	John G.			sold and auctioned goods on Fourth Street in St. Louis.
Skelton	Robert	28 November 1824 Carlisle, Cumberland, England	1 February 1895 Tooele County, Utah Territory	presided over a British conference; editor of the Millennial Star; missionary in Hindostan and Calcutta; legislator.
Skidmare	Mr.			elder; visited the Tom's River New Jersey Branch.
Slack	Martin	13 December 1825 Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, England	30 March 1917 Toquerville, Washington, Utah	elder; released from European mission; captain of a Perpetual Emigrating Fund company; teacher; lawyer.
Sloan	James	28 October 1792 Tyrone, Ireland	October 1886	visited Joseph Smith in Liberty Jail in 1839; War Secretary to the Major General of the Nauvoo Legion; general Church recorder, 1841–1843.
Slorer	Mr.			assisted Perpetual Emigrating Fund pioneers in Richard Ballantyne's company.
Sly	James Calvin	8 August 1807 Sodus, Wayne, New York	31 August 1864 Juab County, Utah Territory	marched with the Mormon Battalion; missionary in Canada; millwright.
Smith	Charles	10 July 1819 Staffordshire, England	28 November 1905 St. George, Washington, Utah	elder; released from European mission; known for his labors in the LDS conferences; sailed aboard the Equinox bound for Atchison, Kansas Territory; watchmaker; resided near Muddy Creek about 60 miles from Atchison.
Smith	James Henry	16 March 1805 Littleton, Morris, New Jersey	August 1887 Santa Ana, Orange, California	counselor to John Nebeker in an elders quorum in Salt Lake City; choir leader; shoemaker; farmer.
Smith	John Calvin Lazelle	8 September 1821 New Salem, Essex, Massachusetts	30 December 1855 Parowan, Iron, Utah Territory	superintendent of ore experiments in Iron County, Utah Territory; Seventy; president of the Parowan Stake.
Smith	John Lyman	17 November 1828 Potsdam, St. Lawrence, New York	21 February 1898 St. George, Washington, Utah	gave a discourse on tithing at the Provo seminary; wrote to Erastus Snow about news of Utah Territory; of Keokuk, Iowa; missionary in Iowa.
Smith	John Sivel	10 March 1809 Worcestershire, England	12 February 1905 Kaysville, Davis, Utah	sent news from the Home Department, which refers to the government being formed in Salt Lake; Seventy; patriarch in the LDS Church.
Smith	Leonard Ismael [Ishmael]	18 October 1823 Hamilton, Hancock, Illinois	25 July 1877 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	missionary in South America.
Smith	Philip K.	27 December 1820 Gibson County, Tennessee	10 November 1912 Midway, Wasatch, Utah	appointed to expend appropriations of the Deseret Iron Company.
Smith	Silas	6 June 1822 Stockholm, St. Lawrence, New York	11 June 1892 Meadow, Millard, Utah Territory	missionary in the Island of Maui; presided over the Hawaiian Conference (district) in the Sandwich Islands Mission, 1855–1857; attorney.
Smith	William Joseph	26 April 1820 Lincolnshire, England	4 September 1897 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	elder; served as a president of an LDS conference (district) in England; released from European mission; migrated to America in Peter O. Hansen's Danish company; carpenter.
Snider	Mr.			journeyed to St. Louis from the Salt Lake Valley.
Snow	Erastus
Snow	James Chauncey	11 January 1817 Chesterfield, Cheshire, New Hampshire	30 April 1884 Pettyville, Sanpete, Utah Territory	3rd Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; president of the Provo Utah Stake; missionary in Vermont and New Hampshire.
Snow	Warren Stone	15 June 1818	19 September 1896 Manti, Sanpete, Utah	1st Lieutenant in the Nauvoo Legion; bishop in Manti, Utah Territory; farmer.
Snow	William	14 December 1806 St. Johnsbury, Caledonia, Vermont	19 May 1879 Pine Valley, Washington, Utah Territory	sustained as a member of a high council on 7 October 1854; bishop.
Snyder	Mary			renewed her baptismal covenants in 1855.
Soffe	Nimrod George	1 May 1826 Hampshire, England	19 August 1883 South Jordan, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	sustained as 2nd counselor to William Brecker in a priests quorum in St. Louis.
Spain (Despain)	Solomon Joseph	23 December 1823 Alabama	17 February 1895 Thatcher, Graham, Arizona Territory	reported on missionary work in Arkansas.
Spencer	Daniel Jr.	20 July 1794 West Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts	8 December 1868 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	in presidency of the British Mission; agent for the Perpetual Emigrating Fund; member of a high council; bishop; president of the Salt Lake Stake.
Spencer	Orson	14 March 1802 West Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts	15 October 1855 St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri	mayor of Nauvoo; missionary in Great Britain; chancellor of the University of Deseret; resided in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Spiers	Adam	7 July 1834 Beaver Dam, Beaver, Pennsylvania	2 June 1908 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	counselor to McGee Harris in a teachers quorum in Salt Lake City.
Spiers	George	6 January 1827 Ayrshire, Scotland	18 December 1919 Tooele, Tooele, Utah	missionary in the Island of Hawaii; merchant.
Spritley (Spratley)	George	15 April 1810 Manchester, Lancashire, England	3 August 1897 American Fork, Utah, Utah	offered a prayer at a St. Louis conference on 6 October 1855.
Spritley	John			leader of the Burlington Iowa Branch; reported statistics of the Burlington Iowa Branch at the St. Louis conference in 1855.
Sprouse	Joseph	1827 Alabama	15 July 1852 Nebraska Territory	died of cholera in James McGaw's pioneer company.
Sprowle	Andrew	15 February 1816 Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland	25 April 1886 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	bishop of the St. Louis 5th Ward; missionary in Scotland; professor; musical entertainer.
St. George (De St. Jeor)	Francis	11 July 1822	27 December 1912 Clover, Tooele, Utah	missionary in France; in presidency of elders aboard the Ben Bolt; captain of a Perpetual Emigrating Fund company.
Starley	Caroline	21 December 1820 Sussex, England	18 January 1855 near Memphis, Shelby, Tennessee	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 33.
Starley	Julia	29 February 1852 Sussex, England	15 January 1855 Mississippi River	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 2.
Steel (Steele)	John	21 March 1821 Hollywood, Down, Ireland	31 December 1903 Kanarraville, Iron, Utah	Private in the Mormon Battalion; missionary in Las Vegas; wrote a letter to George A. Smith from Parowan, Utah Territory; marshal at Parowan.
Stenstrom	C. A.			arrested while serving a mission in Scandinavia.
Steptoe	Edward J.	1816 Virginia	1 April 1865	colonel; rejected the opportunity from President Franklin Pierce to become governor of Utah Territory.
Stevenson	Edward	1 May 1821 Gibraltar, Spain	27 January 1897 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	elder; missionary in Gibraltar; released from European mission; in the Latter-day Saint presidency aboard the Amazoni>; Seventy.
Stewart	Andrew Jackson	12 September 1819 Jackson County, Ohio	5 December 1911 Benjamin, Utah, Utah	a prayer meeting was held at his home in Provo, Utah Territory; president of the Australian Mission, 1857–1858.
Stock	Edward	12 July 1822 Bedfordshire, England	10 April 1906 Navajo County, Arizona Territory	married Keziah Peck on Sunday, 29 July 1855; of the Bedford England Conference.
Stringham	Eliza	1 April 1825 Claridon, Geauga, Ohio	13 January 1908 Ferron, Emery, Utah	a member of the Colesville New York Branch; renewed her covenants in 1855.
Stringham	Mehetable	8 July 1798 Saratoga County, New York	8 November 1870 Illinois	a member of the Colesville New York Branch; renewed her covenants in 1855.
Stringham	Phillip	15 May 1794 Hempstead, Nassau, New York	4 February 1876	a member of the Colesville New York Branch; renewed his covenants in 1855; of Jacksonville, Illinois.
Stringham	Walter	1804 Hempstead, Nassau, New York	2 March 1893 Broome County, New York	a member of the Colesville New York Branch; renewed his covenants in 1855.
Stringham	William	2 May 1788 Hempstead, Nassau, New York	3 November 1865 Manti, Sanpete, Utah Territory	a member of the Colesville New York Branch; renewed his covenants in 1855; tailor.
Surin	Mr.			baptized in Michigan by George W. Case.
Sutherland	Edward			elder; released from European mission.
Swift	J.			performed a comic song, "Extravaganza," at an LDS tea party on 25 December 1854.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Tanner	Nathan	14 May 1815 Greenwich, Washington, New York	17 December 1910 Granger, Salt Lake, Utah	a member of Zion's Camp; Seventy; journeyed to St. Louis from the Salt Lake Valley; missionary in California.
Taylor	John
Taylor	William	2 September 1823 Hale, Westmoreland, England	10 May 1910 Holladay, Salt Lake, Utah	elder.
Tennant	Thomas	21 November 1809 Yorkshire, England	1856 Laramie, Albany, Wyoming Territory	treasurer of the Deseret Iron Company.
Thomas	George Washington	10 November 1809 Pottstown, Montgomery, Pennsylvania	December 1861 Bates County, Missouri	counselor to William Lewis of the Platten Missouri Branch.
Thomas	Preston F.	15 February 1814 Rockingham, Richmond, North Carolina	10 July 1877 Franklin, Warren, Ohio	missionary in Texas; of Lehi, Utah Territory.
Thompson	Walter	10 August 1825 Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland	12 June 1877	reporter for the Universal Scientific Society.
Thornton	Samuel Stratton	3 December 1817 Olean, Cattaraugus, New York	5 April 1892 Madison County, Idaho	dropped from the presidency of the 20th Quorum of the Seventy; apostate.
Thorp	John			called to visit Latter-day Saints in the Midwest.
Thurson (Thurston)	Smith Butler	4 January 1833 New Haven, Huron, Ohio	28 February 1883 Orangeville, Emery, Utah Territory	missionary in the Island of Maui.
Thurston	Moses	13 September 1817 Belmont, Waldo, Maine	5 August 1873	elder; released from European mission; president of Latter-day Saints aboard the Gibson; accompanied Israel Barlow to the Salt Lake Valley; carpenter.
Torr	Ralph	about 1826 England		operated a bakery business on Washington Avenue in St. Louis.
Trace	William			elder; visited Tom's River New Jersey Branch.
Travers	M. H.			had a saloon on Pine Street in St. Louis.
Tullidge (Tulledge)	Edward William	30 September 1829 Weymouth, Dorsetshire, England		wrote an article titled "The Fanaticism of the Mormons."
Turley	Theodore	10 April 1801 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England	12 August 1871 Beaver, Beaver, Utah Territory	Lieutenant Colonel of the Nauvoo Legion; Seventy; missionary in England; gunsmith; blacksmith.
Turner	James	England		operated a bakery at the corner of Market and 7th Street in St. Louis.
Twigg	Ellen	7 January 1853 Pembrokeshire, Wales	12 January 1855	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 2.
Tyler	Daniel	23 November 1816 Sempronius, Cayuga, New York	7 November 1906 Beaver, Beaver, Utah	marched with the Mormon Battalion; succeeded Mr. T. B. H. Stenhouse in presidency of the Swiss Mission; schoolteacher; farmer.
Tyler	Oscar	26 April 1825 Liberty, Casey, Kentucky	20 November 1871 Washington, Washington, Utah Territory	missionary; preached near the coast of Texas; assisted in digging the grave of N. H. Greer; presided over a Latter-day Saint company migrating to the Salt Lake Valley.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Van Cott	John	7 September 1814 Canaan, Columbia, New York	18 February 1883 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	elder; missionary in Copenhagen, Denmark; reported on his mission in Copenhagen; farmer; legislator.
Vance	John	8 November 1794 Tennessee	24 January 1882 St. George, Washington, Utah Territory	sustained to a high council in Salt Lake City on 7 October 1854; counselor to McGee Harris in a teachers quorum in Salt Lake City; farmer; justice of the peace.
Vincent	J.			midwife in St. Louis.
Vincil (Vancal)	Napoleon B.			counselor to John Burton in the branch presidency at Calhoun, Illinois.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Wager	Mr.			assisted Perpetual Emigrating Fund emigrants in Richard Ballantyne's company.
Walker	Charles Lowell	17 November 1832 Leek, Staffordshire, England	11 January 1904 St. George, Washington, Utah	1st counselor to Joseph Seal in a teachers quorum in St. Louis.
Walker	Joel	20 March 1824 Cumberland County, New York	8 September 1878	mechanic in Kansas City, Missouri.
Walker	W.			teacher; became sick in the Crimean War.
Walker	William Holmes	28 August 1820 Peacham, Caledonia, Vermont	9 January 1908 Lewisville, Jefferson, Idaho	elder; journeyed through Philadelphia on his way to Liverpool, England; high priest; missionary in South Africa.
Wallace	George Benjamin	16 February 1817 Epson, Merrimack, New Hampshire	30 January 1900 Granger, Salt Lake, Utah	helped write a constitution and bylaws for the Universal Scientific Society; missionary in Siam; auditor of the Universal Scientific Society; counselor to David Pettigrew in a high priests quorum in Salt Lake City; carpenter.
Wardle	George	3 February 1820 Staffordshire, England	25 November 1901 Vernal, Uintah, Utah	member of a concert band; played in various settlements in Utah Territory; chorister.
Waters	George	about 1831	4 June 1855 near Little Blue Creek, Kansas Territory	died of consumption at age 24.
Watt	George Darling	16 January 1815 Manchester, Lancashire, England	24 October 1881 Kaysville, Davis, Utah Territory	assistant secretary of the Universal Scientific Society; reported Brigham Young's 4 July 1854 address in the Deseret News; lecturer.
Waugh	George Pedan			missionary in Canada.
Weeks	Allen	24 January 1813 Rutherford County, North Carolina	17 September 1884 Cedar Valley, Utah, Utah Territory	bishop in Cedar Valley, Utah.
Wells	Daniel Hanmer	27 October 1814 Trenton, Oneida, New York	24 March 1891 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	General in the Nauvoo Legion; agent for the Perpetual Emigrating Fund; superintendent of Public Works; counselor to Brigham Young in the LDS First Presidency for 20 years.
Welsh	Nancy	1805 of Nova Scotia	6 July 1855 Platt River, Nebraska Territory	died of cholera at age 50.
Welsh	Stephen	18 August 1837 Meggars Grant, Halifax, Nova Scotia	6 July 1855 Platt River, Nebraska Territory	died of cholera at age 18.
West	Chauncey Walker	6 February 1827 Orange, Columbia, Pennsylvania	9 January 1870 San Francisco County, California	missionary in California; president of the European Mission.
Westbrook	G. W.			proprietor of a farm and livery stable in St. Louis.
Westwood	Joseph	November 1811 Worcestershire, England	October 1901 Independence, Jackson, Missouri	elder; released from European mission; accompanied Israel Barlow to the Salt Lake Valley.
Wheelock	Cyrus Hibbard	28 February 1813 Henderson, Jefferson, New York	11 October 1894 Mount Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah Territory	gave a lecture on plural wives; missionary; publisher.
White	Mr.			doctor; had an office at Pine Street in St. Louis; specialized in diseases of the lungs.
White	James	1849	21 January 1855 Louisiana	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 5.
White	Mary A.	1806	20 January 1855	passenger aboard the Clara Wheeler; died at age 48.
White	Samuel Dennis	9 March 1818 Parishville, St. Lawrence, New York	17 October 1868 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	member of the high council in Cedar City, Utah Territory.
Whiting	Edwin	9 September 1809 Lee, Berkshire, Massachusetts	8 December 1890 Mapleton, Utah, Utah Territory	Captain in the Nauvoo Legion; wrote to Orson Spencer from Hiram, Ohio, on 1 July 1855.
Whiting	William	18 October 1834 Portage County, Ohio	28 October 1880 St. George, Washington, Utah Territory	counselor to Lewis Wight in a priests quorum in Salt Lake City.
Whitney	Francis Tuft	24 March 1805 Somerset County, Massachusetts	6 April 1883 Huntington, Emery, Utah Territory	commanded the rearguard at the Mormon Battalion festival in Parowan, Utah Territory, on 13 March 1855; resided in Parowan.
Whitney	Orson Kimball	20 January 1830 Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio	31 July 1884 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	missionary in the Island of Kauai; Seventy; teamster for Heber C. Kimball.
Whittle	Thomas Levi	21 May 1812 Essex, Ontario, Canada	3 July 1868 Richmond, Cache, Utah Territory	missionary in the Sandwich Islands; Seventy; farmer.
Wickel	John	22 October 1823 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania	8 February 1900	represented the Fairfield Indiana Branch at a conference held in St. Louis on 4 November 1854; leader of the Fairfield Indiana Branch; reported statistics of the Fairfield Indiana Branch at a conference held in St. Louis in 1855.
Wight	Lewis	11 December 1807 Fulton County, New York	6 August 1882 Brigham, Box Elder, Utah Territory	sustained as president of a priests quorum on 7 October 1854.
Wiley	Robert	22 November 1809 York, Yorkshire, England	30 June 1872 Beaver, Beaver, Utah Territory	member of the high council in Cedar City, Utah Territory.
Willes	John T.	26 January 1828 Essex, England	16 March 1916 Grantsville, Tooele, Utah	member of the high council in Cedar City, Utah Territory.
Willes	William W.	5 July 1814 Woolwich, Kent, England	2 November 1890 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	missionary in China and India; secretary of the LDS company aboard the S. Curling; accompanied Israel Barlow to the Salt Lake Valley; chaplain of the Mormon Battalion festival at Parowan, Utah Territory, on 13 March 1855; painter.
Williams	Robert Caracticus	16 September 1815 Surrey, England	1 January 1882 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	publisher in Salt Lake City.
Williams	Thomas Stephen	2 January 1826 Columbia, Maury, Tennessee	18 March 1860 Mohave Desert, San Bernardino, California	2nd Sergeant in the Nauvoo Legion; marched with the Mormon Battalion; Seventy; delivered mail from Salt Lake City to St. Louis.
Williams	William	7 December 1826 Monmouthshire, Wales	22 August 1902 Hyrum, Cache, Utah	musician.
Willie	James Gray	1 November 1814 Hampshire, England	9 October 1895 Mendon, Cache, Utah Territory	elder; missionary in France.
Willis	Joshua Thomas	21 December 1818 Gallatin County, Illinois	1 May 1886 Taylor, Navajo, Arizona Territory	member of a high council; sheriff.
Wilson	William C.			sold groceries on Morgan Street in St. Louis.
Wilson	William Henry	28 September 1828 Blackburn, Lancashire, England		general clerk of Latter-day Saint emigration.
Windley	B.			represented the St. Louis 6th Ward at a conference held in St. Louis on 4 November 1854.
Windley	Robert			sustained as president of an elders quorum in St. Louis on 7 April 1855.
Wood	Edwin W.	1853	27 March 1855	son of John and Emily Grimshaw; of St. Louis; died of smallpox at age 17 months and 14 days.
Wood	James	25 September 1820 Staffordshire, England	11 February 1889 Stewartsville, DeKalb, Missouri	member of the high council in St. Louis.
Woodward	Mr.			spoke in the tabernacle at Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, on 3 December 1854 .
Wooley (Woolley)	Edwin Dilworth	28 June 1807 Chester County, Pennsylvania	14 October 1881 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	Sergeant Major in the Nauvoo Legion; sustained as a member of the high council in Salt Lake City on 7 October 1854; high priest; bishop of the Salt Lake 13th Ward.
Wooley (Woolley)	Franklin Benjamin	11 June 1834 Warren, Trumbull, Ohio	21 March 1869 Mojave Desert, San Bernardino, California	missionary in the northern counties of Ohio; wrote of missionary labors in Warren County, Ohio.
Woolley	Samuel Amos	11 September 1825 Newlin, Chester, Pennsylvania	23 March 1900 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah	elder; missionary in East Indies; missionary in Delaware; bishop; spoke at a general conference in Salt Lake City on 7 October 1854.
Workman	John	8 October 1789 Allegany County, Maryland	21 April 1855 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	died of consumption at age 65.
Worley	Kleber	11 November 1800 Massachusetts	4 December 1873 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	sustained as presiding bishop of an undesignated St. Louis ward on 7 April 1855; embarked aboard the Golden State bound for Atchison, Kansas Territory.

Surname	Given Name	Birth	Death	Brief Biographical Sketch
Yates	Mr.			bishop in Cedar City, Utah Territory.
Yates	John	8 February 1801 Sutton, Warwickshire, England	18 August 1858 Farmington, Davis, Utah Territory	bishop of the Gravois Missouri Ward; represented the Gravois Missouri Branch at a conference held in St. Louis on 4 November 1854; reported statistics of the Gravois Missouri Ward at a conference held in St. Louis in 1855.
Yeaman	Sarah	26 June 1843 Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois	14 March 1906 Ogden, Weber, Utah	renewed her covenants through rebaptism in 1855.
York	Mrs.	of Texas	1855	died in the pioneer camp of Seth M. Blair.
Young	Brigham
Young	John Ray	30 April 1837 Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio	15 September 1931 Provo, Utah, Utah	missionary in the Island of Oahu.
Young	Joseph	7 April 1797 Hopkinton, Middlesex, Massachusetts	16 July 1881 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	Seventy; painter; brother of Brigham Young; attended a general conference in Salt Lake City on 6 October 1854.
Young	Lorenzo Dow	19 October 1807 Chenango County, New York	21 November 1895 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	agent for the Perpetual Emigrating Fund; bishop; brother of Brigham Young; farmer.
Young	Phineas Howe	16 February 1799 Hopkinton, Middlesex, Massachusetts	10 October 1879 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	gave a prayer at an LDS general conference in Salt Lake City on 6 October 1854; counselor to Stake President David Fullmer in Salt Lake City; printer.
Young	William Goodall	21 February 1827 Canandaigua, Ontario, New York	15 April 1894 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory	wrote of conditions in the Salt Lake Valley; doctor.

Passengers Mentioned in the St. Louis Luminary

This list contains the names of 853 emigrating Saints from Europe who sailed on ships from Liverpool. Some of these people went directly on to the Salt Lake Valley while others lingered in St. Louis as they worked to save enough money for the next leg of their journey.

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Ackerly	Samuel		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Acomb	Elizabeth		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Acomb	Hanah		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Acomb	John and Ann		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Ainge	George		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Aitkan	Ann		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Alder	Elder		Monongahela	St. Louis		Alder, (Elder)
Allan	J. and Agnes		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Allen	Elizabeth	5	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Allison	Edward		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Allred	Isaac		Siddons	Liverpool		Fullmer, John S.
Anderson	Archibald		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Anderson	George		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Anderson	William J. and J.	4	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Anshead	P. and Ann	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Archer	J. B. and Elizabeth	4	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Archibald	Russel		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Armstrong	John		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Ashman	James		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Aspey	J. and Mary		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Aspey	Marg		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Atkinsons	A. J. and Ann	5	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Atley	Henry W.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Augur	Jabez		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Baggs	Elizabeth J.		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Baldwin	E. and S.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Baines	Robert and A.	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Ballantyne	Richard		Hilois	Liverpool		Ballantyne, Richard
Balley	Ann	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Bambie	William		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Bambridge	Elizabeth		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Bambridge	William		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Barker	John		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Barkes	John and Mary		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Barlow	Israel		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Barnes	C. and E. L.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Barry	Elizabeth		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Barry	George M.		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Bartington	William		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Barton	Isabella	7	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Barton	Thomas and Martin		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Baugh	J. and Enn	6	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Bean	Sarah A.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Beck	Robert		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Beck	T. and Betsy	8	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Beeby	Mory		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Beid	Peter		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Bekford	A. and A.	3	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Bell	James F. and Mary	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Bell	T.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Belth	Robert and Barbara		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Bennett	A. and Margaret		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Bennett	Elizabeth		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Bens	Anna		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Bent	A.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Beran	Elizabeth and ? [sic]	4	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Bertorch	John		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Bertrand	Louis A.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Betton	J. and H.	3	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Birch	A. and Jane S.	4	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Birch	D. and Harriet		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Birch	Hester		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Birch	Mary		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Bishop	W. and Mary	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Blackburn	J. and S.	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Blakemore	John		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Blanch	M. A.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Blanch	R.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Bland	Janet		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Blood	G. and Sophia	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Boders	Duminico		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Bonnet	James		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Booth	Joseph and Maria	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Booth	Phoebe		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Boram	Alfred		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Bosthwiok	A. and Sarah		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Boume	George		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Bowen	David and Jane	8	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Boyack	J. and Elizabeth	11	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Boyes	William		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Bradbent	Ed and Sarah		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Bradley	J. and A.	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Brampton	Kitty		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Bramwell	George W. and M.	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Bramwick	Mary	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Brand	E. C.		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Brett	Richard		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Brewerton	Ann		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Brewerton	Sam		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Brewster	F. and Ellen		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Brich	Joe and Docathy	2	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Briley	S. and Mary	2	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Broadbridge	Sarah		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Brookes	H. T. and Harriet		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Brown	Benjamin		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Brown	Sam and Mary	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Brownlow	John		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Bryner	Barbary		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Bryner	Kasper		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Bryson	S. and Sarah H.	4	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Buckley	John		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Bumet	William		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Bunting	Eliza A.		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Bunting	J. S.	3	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Burgess	James		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Burnidge	G. W. and H. J.	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Burt	Sarah and Catherine		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Busby	J.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Butler	A.	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Butler	Isaac		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Butterfield	Chass		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
C?nnes [sic]	(Mr.)		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Cadoret	Don. And Mary		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Caffall	Thomas and E. E.	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Calderwood	Alexander		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Calton	J. and Ellen	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Cash	Ann		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Cavern	Daniel		Equinox			Glover, William
Channing	Sarah		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Cherington	J. and Sarah	6	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Chishell	J.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Christian	Mary		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Christie	J. and Betsay [sic]	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Christle	Margt.		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Clarkson	Robert and Ann		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Clegg	H. T. and Hannah	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Clegg	John		Golden State			Clegg, John
Clemens	Mary		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Clerk	James		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Clucas	H. and Ellizabeth [sic]	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Cobets	Joseph		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Cochrane	Janet		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Collin	Matilda		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Collins	H. and Chris B.	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Collins	Jo. And Dorothy	3	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Collins	William T.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Com	Jabez R.	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Congriffe	F. H. and R.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Contanche	Jane		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Cook	George		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Cook	J. and Elizabeth	4	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Coombs	Isaiah		Golden State			Clegg, John
Cotton	J. and Catharine		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Cotton	J. and Gract		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Coward	J. W.		Equinox			Glover, William
Coxford	John		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Craven	D. and Hannah	4	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Crawforth	C. and Mary		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Crook	William		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Crookstine	G. and Jane	7	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Crossly	James		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Crowson	Charles		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Crowson	W. and Maria	2	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Crowther	Hannah		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Cuery	Thomas and Marths		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Curtis	Fred. W.		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Custling	George		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Custling	Henry		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Dack	Phil		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Dales	S. and Marg		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Dall	H. T. D. and Rebecca	6	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Daniel	Hanah		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Danin	A. V. and Nancy		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Danville	James and A.	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Davidson	Diana		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Davies	Charles and E.	3	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Davies	David	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Davies	D. W. and O. N.	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Davies	Elizabeth		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Davies	J. and Elizabeth		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Davies	Richard E. and K.	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Davies	R. W. and Margt.	5	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Davies	W. and Lucy	11	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Davies	William and Ann E.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Davis	T. and Rachael		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Dickson	Jane		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Dickson	T.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Dolbel	Susanna	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Dorney	Mary	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Dougall	Catharine	3	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Dove	Ann	4	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Dryadale	J. and Christ.	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Duell	O. M.		Equinox			Glover, William
Dufresna	James P.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Dungce	James and A.	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Dunham	Joseph	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Dutton	J. and Mary		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Eames	John and Emma	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Earl	S. H.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Eaton	Susanna		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Ecches	H. and Elizabeth	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Eckersley	S. and Leah		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Edwards	[illegible]		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Edwards	Eliza		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Edwards	James		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Edwards	Jno. And Ann	2	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Edwards	John		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Edwards	Naomi		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Edwards	William	1	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Elias	Margaret	1	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Elliot	James and Mariah	5	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Elliot	Thomas		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Ellis	E.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Emmeit	Ann		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
English	Martha	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Eouf	Abr. E.	2	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Erskine	Archi and A.	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Eunis	Anna		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Evans	Jane		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Evans	Thomas and Jane	7	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Eymon	Marths		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Faulkner	Alice		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Fenn	Eliza	2	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Fenwick	William		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Ferguson	Elder		Polar Star	St. Louis		Parson, Elder
Finch	Ann		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Fisher	Verna		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Floyd	Thomas		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Forbes	John		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Forbes	John and Ann		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Ford	Luke		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Fox	G. and Betsey	4	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Franks	Sarah	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Fraser	Alex G.		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Fulmer	John S.		Siddon	Liverpool		Fulmer, John S.
Furrester	Joseph		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Gardner	Elias		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Gaskill	J. and Mary		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
George	George and Elize	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Gerard	Thomas		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Gibson	J. and M.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Giddings	Robert		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Giles	J. H. and Louisa	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Giles	Thomas		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Glasgow	Samuel		Rockaway	St. Louis		Glasgow, Samuel
Glover	William		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Goddard	H. and Hanah	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Golland	Elizabeth		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Golland	James		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Gorring	W. and Fanny	4	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Gorton	Eliza		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Gowans	A. and Ann	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Graham	James		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Graves	Daniel and Mary	7	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Gray	Sarah C.	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Green	Cornellus and A.		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Green	Hasriet		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Green	Sarah		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Greenway	John		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Greenway	Ruth		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Gresley	Jno. and E. F. L.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Greyson	Christina		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Greyson	Harriett		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Griffen	James	2	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Griffin	Benjamin		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Griffith	D. and Martha	4	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Griffiths	Eliza		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Grundy	William and E.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Gun	Alfred		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Gun	Benjamin		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Gun	Carolline		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Gun	John		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Gun	Lewis B.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Gun	Thomas and Ann		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Guydon	A and Mary	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Guyman	N. T.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hadley	James		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hadley	Jane		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hain	J. W. and Mary		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Haldew	C. O.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hall	Alfred		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Hall	Joseph and Anne M.	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hall	Thomas		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Hamilton	David		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Hamlin	Henry		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Hancox	Hannah		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Handford	Harriet	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Handy	S. and Hannah	5	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Hanlerman	Jacob		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hanseu	B.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Hanson	Peter O.		Oceana		7 March 1855	Hansen, Peter O.
Hant	Ellas and H.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Harber	Edward		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Harding	Susan M.		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Hardman	John and L. S.	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hards	James	3	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Hardy	Anna		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hardy	Elizabeth		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hardy	J.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Hardy	William		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Harper	Charles A.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Harrald	T. and Sarah	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Harris	Ann		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Harris	Arthur and Eliza		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Harris	Charles		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Harris	Mary		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Harrison	Sarah		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Hason	R. and Mary	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Hawkes	Mary A.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Hawkinson	Ellen		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Hawkinson	Mary		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Hawkinson	William		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Hayton	C. and Hannah	3	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Haywood	E. and Ann	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Haywood	S. and Elizabeth	7	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Hayzard	Emily	5	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Hazlewood	Mary		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Heap	Lucy		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Hendroid	Samuel		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hendry	Isabella	7	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Hendry	J. and Sarah	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Herd	William		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Herrocks	D. and A.	4	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Hewitt	Mary		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Hewitt	Philip and M. A.	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hiles	Mrry [sic]		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hill	T. and Mary	7	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Hill	William and Emma		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Hilton	David and M. A.	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hirst	E. and H.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Hodges	Emma		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hodges	J. and Ann	3	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Hodgkins	Sellina		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Hogg	Elizabeth	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Holding	John and Allice [sic]		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Holmes	Ann		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Holmes	Elizabeth	2	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Holt	J.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Hood	E.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Hooquar	Elizabeth		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hopkins	Richard and Ann	2	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Hopkins	Thomas		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Horrarth	J.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Horricks	P. and E.	3	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Horrocks	J. and Mary	5	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Horsley	William		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Horton	E. and Maris	5	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Houghson	Frederick		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Howard	James		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Howell	H. F. and T.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Howell	James and Sarah	5	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Howels	Ann		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Howlett	Sarah		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Huckvale	Georgianna		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Hug	Anna		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hug	David		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hug	Jacob		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hug	John		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hug	Randolpu		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hug	Rugala	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Hughes	James and A.	6	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Hughes	James and Mary	6	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Humphries	Henry		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Humphris	Richard		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Humpreys	T. and D.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Hunt	T. and H.	3	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Hunting	Ebenezer		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Ileitson	(Mr.)		Polar Star	St. Louis	10 March 1855	Ileitson, Elder
Inflist	Joseph L.		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Inlian	Ellen		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Inlian	Emma		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Jackson	Thomas		Neva	St. Louis		Jackson, Thomas
James	Susan		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
James	Thomas and Ellenor	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Jaques	Elizabeth		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Jaques	Henry		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Jardine	J. and Agnice	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Jardine	J. and Isabella	4	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Jarrett	Robert and Ann		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Jean	Elizabeth		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Jean	Julia		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Jenkies	Ann		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Jenkins	J. and Elizabeth	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Jenkins	Richard		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Jeremy	David and Mary		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Jeremy	Thomas		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Johnson	Elizabeth		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Johnson	G. and Margaret	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Johnson	J. and M. E.	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Johnson	Jane		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Johnson	Jane		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Johnson	R. and Sarah	3	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Jones	Anna		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Jones	Daniel and Mary	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Jones	David		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Jones	Ed. and Rachael	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Jones	Elizabeth		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Jones	H. T. and Caroline		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Jones	Isaac and Jane	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Jones	J. and H.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Jones	J. and Jane	4	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Jones	J. and Margaret	4	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Jones	Jane		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Jones	John and Sarah	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Jones	Margarett		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Jones	Morgan		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Jones	Samuel		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Jones	Sarah		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Jones	Susan	3	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Jones	Thomas and Dinah	6	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Jones	Thomas and E.	2	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Jones	W. and Elizabeth		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Jones	William and Ann		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Jones	William and Janet		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Jones	William and R.	2	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Jost	John A.		Baraque Halifax
Joyer	I. and Mary A.	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Kay	Ann M.		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Kay	William		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Kedgell	C. and S. A.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Kelson	William		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Kendall	Ed and Allice		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Kendall	Elizabeth		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Kendall	William and Allice [sic]		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Kilburn	William J and S	3	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Kindred	E. H.	5	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
King	Louisa		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Kingdon [Kingdom?]	William and Ellis.	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Kinnoro	Archibald M.		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Kloop	Ann		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Knight	Mary		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Knott	Harriet	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Knouries	Fred'k		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Knowiden	T. B. and Bach'l		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Knowlden	Josiah		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Knowles	Emily		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Knowles	Zenobla		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Kuapp	William		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Lack	(Miss) Mary A.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Lack	(Mrs.) Mary A.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Lamoreaux	Andrew L.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Lancaster	Robert		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Langfield	Ann		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Langfield	S. and Rachael		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Langlats	Sami and M. A.	5	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Lant	David and Elizabeth		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Lapworth	William and M. A.		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Lashbrock	Charles		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Laurinson	Eliza		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Law	Thomas and Eliza	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Lawson	J.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Lawson	Jacob		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Laynd	Thomas		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Leaheme	David		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Leaner	Jno. and Carol	5	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Lee	T. and Morg't		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Lees	J. and Martha		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Lees	John		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Lesender	R. D. and E. M. K.	8	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Lew	Sylvestor [sic]		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Liewllyn	Margaret		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Lilly	Charles		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Limins	John and Phebe		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Lloyd	Emma	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Loader	Ann		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Low	J. and Amy	2	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Luntby	Lucy		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Lurersidge	Susan	4	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Lydall	Hon. and Lucy	2	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Lynch	Catharine	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Lynch	P. and Mary	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Lyon	W. and M.	7	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Maddox	Catharine	6	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Maiden	R. and C.	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Malan	J. D. and Pauline	5	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Malben	J. and Phebe		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Manering	Francis		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Marett	John and Mary B.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Marsden	J. and E.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Marsh	Joseph and A.	3	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Martin	J. and M. A.	4	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Mather	J. and Mary	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Mather	James and M.	5	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Mathers	John		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Matley	Allen		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Matthews	Eliza		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Matthias	T. and Ann	5	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Mayer	George		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Mayer	John		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
McClelland	David		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
McCracket	James		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
McDonald	Jessie		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
McFaulds	J.		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
McKie	J.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
McLean	Catharine	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Mcmulien	W. C.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Meadows	J. and Amelia		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Meadows	W. and Caroline		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Meers	Mary A.		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Meikeljohn	R. and Mary	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Meikellohn	D. and Ann	4	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Memmot	J. and Julia	5	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Merrison	W. and Han.	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Merritt	J. T. and M. A.	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Mesham	George		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Meyrick	J. and Elizabeth	4	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Midgely	Ellen	5	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Millard	T. and Sarah	5	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Miller	John		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Mills	Jonathan and Ann	3	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Mills	T. and Alice	5	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Mills	William G. and Louisa		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Milner	Ann		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Minchiu	Jane		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Mitchell	Halen		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Mitchell	Mary		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Mockhead	Margaret		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Moffatt	D and Janett L.		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Moller	J. and T.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Mollyneaux	Betty	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Money	R. and Margaret		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Monk	John		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Moore	Matthew		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Moore	Peter and Elizabeth		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Morgan	George		Equinox			Glover, William
Morris	Elizabeth	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Morris	H. and Sarah A.	4	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Morris	J. N. and Phebe	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Morrison	G. and E.		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Morton	A. and Agnes	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Morton	J. and Elizabeth	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Moulding	L. and C.	3	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Mouldings	W. H.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Mrther [sic]	G. and Margery	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Murdock	R. and Isabella		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Needham	T. and Mary	5	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Neilsen	J.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Neilson	A. and Jane	4	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Newton	J.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Nielson	Jens Christian		Charles Buck	St. Louis		Nielson, Jens Christian
Nulson	J.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Nutter	William and Dinah	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Oakes	A. l. and Martha	3	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Ogden	A. and Anna	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Oley	J. and M.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Osmand	Mary A.	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Ostler	Samuel	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Ouldcott	Ann		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Overend	Ann		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Oxborrow	J. and Janet		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Pace	James		Siddons	Liverpool	20 February 1855	Fullmer, John S.
Padley	J. and A. C.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Page	William and Anne		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Painter	T. R. and Lydia	3	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Panter	William and Jane	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Parker	R. and Margaret	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Parkes	S. and Sarah	4	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Parkin	J. and Mary	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Parry	Marry		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Parson	John		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Parten	Zacobina O. W.	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Peat	Joseph and Elizabeth		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Peck	Ellen	2	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Peck	Thomas		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Peel	Peter and Maria	2	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Perkinks	Frances		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Perks	William	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Perry	John		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Pertina	J. and Margaret	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Peters	Mary A. H.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Phelps	Henry E.		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Pickering	Emma		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Pickering	G. and Ann	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Pickering	G. and Ann	2	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Pickering	J. and H.	3	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Picket	John		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Picknell	Catherine		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Picknell	Thomas		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Pierces	Mary		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Pill	Alfred and Mary		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Pill	Caroline		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Pill	Jnc. and Elizabeth		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Pill	Mary		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Pill	William J. O.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Pilling	Ellen	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Pilling	Ellen		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855
Pitt	William		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Porter	Henry		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Potter	Helen		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Powdrell	Sarah	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Powell	Henry J.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Preece	Mary	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Prescott	J. and M.	4	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Price	J. and Mary A.	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Price	Jane		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Price	Jeremiah and Jane	6	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Price	Mary	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Pridmore	F. M.		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Prior	Andrew and Sarah	2	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Prosser	Edward and Mary		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Pugh	Sarah		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Purr	Robert T.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Race	Joseph and Isabela	5	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Rampton	William		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Randell	H.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Randy	William		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Rankine	John		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Rasbridge	Thomas		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Read	Charles and Mary		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Rees	Ann		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Rees	Catharine		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Rees	David		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Rees	J. and Ann	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Rees	Mary Ann		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Rent	Elliza		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Renter	Peter		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Reynolds	Joseph D.		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Reynow	W. and Sarah	5	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Richards	Elizabeth		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Richards	David		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Richards	Issac [Isaac]		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Richards	Thomas		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Richards	William and Elizabeth	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Rigby	John		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Rigg	Elizabeth	4	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Rimmer	T.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Roberts	David		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Roberts	Elizabeth		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Roberts	William		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Robertson	Mary		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Robins	Ann	4	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Robins	Mary		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Robinson	Elizabeth		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Robinson	J. and Mary	3	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Robinson	James		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Robinson	John and A.	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Robinson	P. and E.	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Roderick	William		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Rodgers	P. and Maria		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Rodgers	W. and Ann	1	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Rodgers	William H.		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Rogers	G. W. and Harriet	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Rogers	John		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Rogers	William		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Roman	David	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Romerell	Francis and M.	4	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Routledge	J. and Elizabeth	5	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Rowan	Mathew and J.	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Rowan	Rachael		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Rowbuttom	Peter and M.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Rowlands	R. and Margaret	2	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Rowley	S. and Martha	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Rushforth	Samuel		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Ryan	Dorothy		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Sainsbury	Charlotte E.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Saissbury [Salisbury?]	Estbor [sic]		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Salisbury	J. and M.	2	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Sallis	J. and Edith		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Salloway	J. and Margt.	2	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Saunders	Elizabeth		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Schofeld [Schofield?]	William		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Scott	J. and Ellen	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Seager	George and Lucy	6	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Sewall	J. and Jane		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Shanks	J. and Isabella	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Sharp	Daniel and Ruth		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Sharp	Emma		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Shaw	Joseph		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Shaw	Ruth		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Sheldon	John E.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Shell	C. G. and Harret	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Shell	Robert		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Shewan	William and M. E.	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Shore	E.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Short	James		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Showell	William		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Sievwright	G. and Jessie	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Silver	William J. and M.	1	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Simmonds	G. ffl. and M. A.	2	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Simpson	Ellizabeth [sic]	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Simpson	George		Siddons	Liverpool	20 February 1855	Fullmer, John S.
Simson	William		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Skelton	R. and Marg	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Slade	James		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Smith	Ann		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Smith	Charles		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Smith	Charlotie		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Smith	Edward		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Smith	Elizabeth		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Smith	Elizabeth	6	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Smith	I. and Hannah		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Smith	J. and Maria	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Smith	J. P. and Charl	8	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Smith	James	6	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Smith	Jane	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Smith	Mary A.		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Smith	Sarah		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Smith	William		Siddons	Liverpool	20 February 1855	Fullmer, John S.
Smith	William		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Smithers	A. and Cath.	3	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Sneddon	J. and Christa	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Snelling	Francis		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Spence	Mary A.	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Spencer	Daniel		America	Liverpool
Spencer	E.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Speoule	F. and Robins	7	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Sprout	Chris. and Ann		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Spurr	Sarah		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Squires	James and J.	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
St. George	Francis and R. D. E.	8	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Stack	Martin and Eliza	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Stakes	Robt. and Jane	3	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Stamford	Keith		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Stampford	Lettice		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Starley	Caroline		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Starley	Julia		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Stephens	E. R. B. R. and F.		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Stephens	R. and Ann		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Stephenson	T. and Jane		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Stepney	D. and Emma	2	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Stevenson	Edward		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Stewart	Christine		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Stewart	Mary	5	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Stewart	W. and E.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Stocks	W. and Sarah		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Stone	William and Sarah		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Stout	J. and Allice [sic]		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Stradling	William		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Stradwick	Lucy	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Strange	H. and Susanna	2	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Stringer	Rosetta		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Strong	J. and Agnes	8	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Suinsburry	William B.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Sully	S. and Harriet	21	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Sutcliffe	Henry		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Sutherland	Ed.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Sutherland	T.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Tavior	James		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Taylor	Elizabeth		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Taylor	Elma	2	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Taylor	Harriet		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Taylor	James		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Taylor	Margaret		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Taylor	Thomas		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Taysun	T. and Allice [sic]	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Teasedale	M. and Ruth	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Telford	R. and H.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Thimbleby	Bonfield		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Thomas	Charles and Ellizabeth [sic]		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Thomas	Daniel		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Thomas	Elizabeth		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Thomas	R. and Ebl'h	1	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Thomas	William		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Thomas	William and M	2	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Thompson	J. and Bibby		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Thompson	Jane	4	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Thompson	Margaret	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Thompson	Thomas		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Thomson	David		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Thomson	Joseph		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Thomson	Mary		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Thomson	Robert		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Thornton	William and Mary	7	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Thurston	Moses		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Tomlinson	G. and A.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Trese	J. and Margaret	1	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Tummell	John		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Turnar	W. and Ann	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Turnbull	James		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Turner	E.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Turner	William	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Twigg	Ellen		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
Tyler	Susan		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Tyrer	James		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
V?st [sic]	John and Eliza	4	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Vest	William and Hannah	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Vick	John and Nancy		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Waitors	Ann		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Walker	Edwin		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Walker	Jane		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Walker	William		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Walkor [Walker?]	Thomas		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Wall	J. and Ann		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Wall	J. and Elizabeth		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Walsh	Mariah		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Walsh	Mary A.	2	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Walters	Esther		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Walwork	D. and Sarah	2	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Wanter	Harrlet		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Ward	Martha	5	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Ward	Mary	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Wasden	T. and Mary	7	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Waterhouse	Margery		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Watkins	William		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Watson	George		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Watson	J. and Janet C.	5	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Watts	Mary A.	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Weatherstoms	C. and C.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Wegner	D. A. and E. M.	4	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Weod	J. and Farry	6	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
West	Charlotte		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Westwood	Joseph and Mar.	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Whelin	Catherino		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
White	Barnard		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
White	Catharine	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
White	Francis and A.	3	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
White	J. and J.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
White	James		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
White	Mary A.		Clara Wheeler	Liverpool	7 December 1854	Phelps, Henry E.
White	R. and Ann		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Whitehead	Charles		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Whitehead	Elizabeth	3	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Whitehead	J. and Mary	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Whitehead	J. and Mary	4	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Whittaker	James		Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George
Wickins	Eliza		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Wickins	Ruth		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Wignall	Thomas		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Wilcox	I.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Wild	John		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Wilkes	William		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Willes	William W.		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Williams	Celina		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Williams	David		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Williams	E. and Jane	5	Cynosure	Liverpool	29 July 1855	Seager, George	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Williams	G. and Susan	1	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Williams	J. A. and Alice	3	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Williams	Jenkin		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Williams	John and Mary	2	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Williams	Mary A.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Williams	Pricilla		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Williams	Sarah A.		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Williams	T. and ? [sic]		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Williams	Thomas		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Williams	William	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Willis	William		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855		Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Wilson	Elizabeth	2	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Wilson	James		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Wilson	Joseph		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Wilson	Thomas		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Wilson	Thomas and M.	5	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Wiseman	George		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel
Wolstenholme	Catharine		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Wood	Mathew	3	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Wood	Rebecca		S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Wood	Sarah		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Woodburn	William and E.	3	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Woodford	Ebenceger		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Woodhead	W. and Char.	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William
Woodward	James and A.	3	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Woodward	Ruth		Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Worthing	Ralph		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Worwood	John and M.	1	Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Worwood	John and R.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Wright	William and Emma	1	William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Wylie	R.		Juventa	Liverpool	31 March 1855	Glover, William

Surname	Given name	Number	Ship/Wagon Train	Departure	Departure Date	President	Perpetual Emigrating Fund
Yapp	George		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Yates	Ellias [sic]		William Stetson	Liverpool	26 April 1855	Smethurst, Aaron
Young	J. R. and Elizabeth	6	Chimborazo	Liverpool	13 April 1855	Stevenson, Edward
Young	R. E. Charlotte	5	S. Carling	Liverpool	22 April 1855	Barlow, Israel

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