Descendants of Frank Durmoth TERRY Generation No. 1 1. Frank Durmoth TERRY, born December 18, 1872 in Hebron, Washington, UT; died December 04, 1952 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT. He was the son of 2. Thomas Sirls Terry and 3. Eliza Jane Pulsipher. He married (1) Rhoda Elizabeth Hunt December 20, 1893 in St. George, Washington, UT. She was the daughter of Amos Pratt Hunt and Rhoda Maria Truman. Children of Frank TERRY and Rhoda Hunt are: i. Gilva Arvetta TERRY, married LIVING. ii. Verona TERRY, married (1) LIVING; married (2) LIVING. iii. Sarah Verona TERRY, married (1) LIVING; married (2) LIVING. iv. Athna Hunt TERRY, married Vada Caroline EVANS. v. Violet Ford TERRY, married Ferren Wittwer BUNKER. vi. Franklin Amos TERRY, born November 02, 1895 in Hebron, Washington, UT; died December 27, 1960 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT; married Ellen Anna Goodliffe December 08, 1915 in Sugar City, Madison, ID. vii. Iola Mariah TERRY, born September 28, 1898 in Hebron, UT; died December 19, 1961 in St. George, UT; married Ernest Emil BARLOCHER December 16, 1915 in St. George, UT. viii. Orvil Sirles TERRY, born October 04, 1900 in Hebron, Washington, UT; died October 07, 1900. ix. Orvil Sirls TERRY, born January 13, 1902 in Hebron, Wash., UT; died January 13, 1902. x. Alberta Elizabeth TERRY, born December 18, 1902 in Hebron, Washington, UT; died July 31, 1971 in Sacramento, Sacramento, CA; married Victor Harvey PHILLIPS May 01, 1926 in Panaca, Lincoln, NV. xi. Blanch TERRY, born November 10, 1904 in Enterprise, Washington, UT; died November 28, 1905. xii. Grace Eliza TERRY, born March 22, 1907 in Enterprise, Washington, UT; died October 04, 1976; married LIVING. xiii. Ervin Truman TERRY, born November 01, 1914 in Enterprise, Washington, UT; died April 14, 1915. xiv. Orvin Dee TERRY, born November 01, 1914 in Enterprise, Washington, UT; died June 24, 1952; married LIVING. xv. Ervin Truman TERRY, born November 03, 1915 in Enterprise, Washington, Utah; died August 22, 1916. xvi. Orvin Dee TERRY, born November 03, 1915 in Enterprise, Washington, Utah; died June 22, 1953; married LIVING. xvii. Violet Ford TERRY, born December 07, 1919 in Enterprise, Washington, UT; died August 22.

Please be advised that the lists of handcart companies on the Pioneer Heritage CD-ROM have many errors. The lists are published in the DUP series. Many descendants "added" their ancestors to the list who DID NOT belong there. For example, the list for the 9th HC Company lists Isaac C. Morris and Sarah Henderson, his wife. He emigrated in 1853 and she did in 1852. They had a son who married a daughter of Daniel Robison, captain of the 9th HC company. I've done extensive research on this company if anyone else wants a copy of my list. The most reliable starting point are the lists published in the back of "Handcarts to Zion" by Leroy & Ann Hafen. This is available in paperback at the Church Museum of History & Art in SLC and at Deseret Book stores. This lists came from the official lists turned in by HC company captains and are part of the Journal History of the church. While some of the company lists are sketchy (I think the 6th has only a handful of names), I don't believe there are any people ON these lists who don't belong there. They should be used as a starting point for research. If you have ancestors NOT on these lists who ARE on the DUP list, I would not accept that as a fact without thorough research. I've come across various biographical/autobiographical sketches for one woman on the DUP list for the 9th HC company, and sometimes it says she came in 1860 with "a handcart company" and in other places they came with a wagon company. I think it was the latter. As a further note, there are MANY errors in Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah. I was advised early on in my research that this is not a very reliable source. For instance, according to PPMU, one of Daniel Robison's brothers came with the 10th HC company, although he is on the official list for the 9th! In fact, Daniel's parents and all of his brothers and sisters and their families (with one exception), emigrated with the 9th. The exception was a sister whose husband could afford a wagon, but they all came out from Pennsylvania to Florence together. Lyndia Carter of Springville, Utah is in the process of publishing her book on the Willie & Martin handcart companies. I haven't talked to her in a while, so I don't know where or when it will be published, but I expect it will be available in SLC area bookstores when it is. [I won't put her address and phone number here without asking her for permission first.] My annotated list of the 9th company is attached as a word file.

Direct Descendants of Thomas TERRY 1 Thomas TERRY b: Abt. 1711 .. +Jane NEIL b: Abt. 1715 ......... 2 David TERRY b: Abt. 1737 in Bucks County, PA ............. +Grace DAVIS b: Abt. 1742 in Bucks County, PA .................... 3 John TERRY b: March 25, 1763 in Bucks County, PA d: September 16, 1824 ........................ +Rebecca HEGEMAN b: Abt. 1767 ............................... 4 Thomas Searles Terry b: July 17, 1789 in Bristol (Bensalom), Bucks, PA d: August 12, 1851 in Philadelphia, Phldlp, PA ................................... +Mary Ann Murkins b: August 24, 1800 in Chester Island, Salem, NJ d: December 13, 1871 in Chestnut Island, Solem, NJ ........................................... 5 [1] Thomas Sirls Terry b: October 03, 1825 in Bristol, Bucks, PA d: August 12, 1920 in Enterprise, Washington, UT ........................................... *2nd Wife of [1] Thomas Sirls Terry: ........................................... *3rd Wife of [1] Thomas Sirls Terry: ............................................... +Eliza Jane Pulsipher b: July 26, 1840 in Adams County, IL d: May 06, 1919 in Panaca, Lincoln, NV ...................................................... 6 Frank Durmoth TERRY b: December 18, 1872 in Hebron, Washington, UT d: December 04, 1952 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT .......................................................... +Rhoda Elizabeth Hunt b: November 04, 1876 in Hebron, Washington, UT d: February 23, 1950 in Enterprise, Washington, UT ................................................................. 7 Alberta Elizabeth TERRY b: December 18, 1902 in Hebron, Washington, UT d: July 31, 1971 in Sacramento, Sacramento, CA ........................................... *4th Wife of [1] Thomas Sirls Terry:

I just received new info on my great grandmother Rhoda Elizabeth Hunt. I thought I'd share. I have much more to share. Any cousins? Wayne Busby ------------------------ Direct Descendants of Ralph HUNT 1 Ralph HUNT b: 1613 in England d: in Long Island, NY .. +Ann Unknown b: Abt. 1615 ......... 2 Samuel HUNT b: 1660 in Newtown, Long Island, NY d: 1720 in Maidenhead, Hunterdon, NJ ............. +Mary Unknown b: Abt. 1664 in Maidenhead, Hunterdon, NJ .................... 3 John HUNT b: Abt. 1688 in Hopewell, Mercer, NJ d: 1748 in NJ ........................ +Margaret MOORE b: Abt. 1690 in Hopewell, Mercer, NJ ............................... 4 Daniel HUNT b: 1726 in Hopewell, Mercer, NJ d: 1789 in Rowan County, NC ................................... +Susanna Unknown b: Abt. 1730 in Rowan Coounty, NC ........................................... 5 John HUNT b: in Hopewell, Hunterdon, NJ d: April 30, 1834 in Huntsville, Butler, KY ............................................... +Charity HUNT b: August 08, 1755 in Yadkin River, Rowan, NC d: April 30, 1834 in Butler County, KY ...................................................... 6 John Hunt b: March 15, 1785 in Huntsville, Rowan, NC d: January 10, 1857 in Ogden, Weber, UT .......................................................... +Jane COATS b: 1790 in Greenville, Muhlenberg, KY d: December 19, 1877 in Hebron, Wash., UT ................................................................. 7 [1] Amos HUNT b: February 28, 1819 in Greenville, Muhlenburg, KY d: September 08, 1904 in Teasdale, Wayne, UT ..................................................................... +Nancy Garrett WELBORN b: August 07, 1824 in Muhlenburg County, KY d: December 17, 1895 in Hebron, Washington, UT ............................................................................ 8 Amos Pratt Hunt b: February 18, 1855 in Ogden, Weber, UT d: October 27, 1907 in Sugar City, Freemont, ID ................................................................................ +Rhoda Maria Truman b: May 04, 1859 in South Cottonwood, Salt Lake, UT d: July 21, 1907 in Enterprise, Washington, UT ........................................................................................ 9 Rhoda Elizabeth Hunt b: November 04, 1876 in Hebron, Washington, UT d: February 23, 1950 in Enterprise, Washington, UT .................................................................

Hi all (Wayne ;) All pc's have two or three buttons on the mouse. If you find 'any' image file, whether it is on a webpage, or from our Pioneer cd, a RIGHT CLICK works better in most instances than the double 'left click'. I know I have been able to save tons of 'image' page files from scanned books by simply using the RIGHT CLICK. Then you can save this image right in the 'file' you want it. I usually use this for articles such as the William and Mary Quarterly on-line at the JSTOR site. There is also scanned books at the Making of America site that this works on. Then I just use a 'split' screen in Microsoft word to pull up the picture (I import it) and the other half screen as a blank file to type in the information. Works wonderfully! Wayne, try that and see if it doesn't do the trick! (Of course, I had to be reminded several times by the actual computer expert in the house, and that ain't me! but the 'other-half') Terri

Great!! It took me quite a few tries before I accidently stumbled upon the 'easy' way of just double-clicking ;) Terri At 01:47 AM 5/23/98 EDT, Georgenia wrote: >Dear Terri, > >I read your suggestion to Wayne on how to copy pictures from the Family >History Suite Pioneer Library. I tried it and it worked!!!! Now I can have >some wonderful pictures of my kin that I can put into their histories. Thanks >again for the great tip. > >Sincerely, >Georgenia Stewart >Las Vegas, Nevada > > >Searching for kin of Levi Stewart and Elijah Averett > >

Wayne: I don't have FTM, but when I have needed a picture from the cd, I just double click on it. A frame goes around the picture and then a 'new' window comes up to allow you to save it wherever you need it. You might need to export it to a separate file, then import it into FTM. I would think that would work. You will probably need to go back into Windows Explorer and delete the 'extra' photo file once it is in FTM, but that shouldn't be a major problem. Terri At 06:38 PM 5/22/98 -0700, Wayne or Jay wrote: >I've done it in the past, I'd like to do it now, but can't figure out >how: I'd like to export a few photos of ancestors from the Pioneer >Heritage Collection into Family Tree Maker. >Any ideas? >As an example in Prominent Men, I tried to export ancestor Amos Hunt's >picture so that I could include it in the pedigree tree. Wouldn't copy >and paste. >Exasperated, >Wayne Busby > >

Dear Terri, I read your suggestion to Wayne on how to copy pictures from the Family History Suite Pioneer Library. I tried it and it worked!!!! Now I can have some wonderful pictures of my kin that I can put into their histories. Thanks again for the great tip. Sincerely, Georgenia Stewart Las Vegas, Nevada Searching for kin of Levi Stewart and Elijah Averett

I've done it in the past, I'd like to do it now, but can't figure out how: I'd like to export a few photos of ancestors from the Pioneer Heritage Collection into Family Tree Maker. Any ideas? As an example in Prominent Men, I tried to export ancestor Amos Hunt's picture so that I could include it in the pedigree tree. Wouldn't copy and paste. Exasperated, Wayne Busby

For all the people who wanted this CD. I located one at my local Deseret Book Store 3843 West 5400 South Kearns, Utah 801-967-3884 They still have the one that I sent the e-mail on last week. And the going price is S49.95 "There's a mighty big difference between good, sound facts and facts that sound good." Ronald Colby rmcolby@micro-net.com Salt Lake City, Utah Researching the descendants and ancestors of Ezekiel Colby 1739-1791 and Sarah/Sally Fowler 1742-? Visit us at: http://www.parsonstech.com/genealogy/trees/rcolby/colby_ft.htm

Hi all. I've been lurking a long time and decided to post at last. If you know anything about ancestors listed above in subject line, please check out the following URL (mine) and see if we can share information. Thanks. Pat http://geocities.com/Heartland/pointe/7083/

Trying to obtain information about Thomas Eggett. Born Jan 11, 1844, St. Andrews, Norwich, Norfolk, England. Died Mar 24, 1903, Bountiful, Davis County, Utah. Married Eliza (Elizabeth) Frances Wiseman, Sept 24, 1866, St. Peter Parmentergate, Norwich, Norfolk, England. Eliza Fances Wiseman Birth Date unknown. Died Aug 30, 1902, Bountiful, Davis County, Utah. Mother and father of Thomas Eggett was John Eggett and Mary Ann Bailey. Father and mother to Eliza Frances Wiseman was William Ivory Wiseman and Elizabeth Thorn. They had fourteen children. If anyone has any information I would like to get all i can. Thank you very much. VWATERS972@aol

Looking for information on Mark Waters. Born Aug 1, 1884, Richfield, Sevier County, Utah. Died Oct 20, 1947, Richfield, Sevier County, Utah. Father was Henery Waters. Mother was Elizabeth Artinza Winn. Married Dec 21, 1909, Richfield, Sevier County, Utah.. Married to Emeritt Winget. Born Dec 14, 1890, Monroe, Sevier County, Utah. Died March 4, 1912, Sevier County, Utah. They had one son, Von Elmo Waters. Born Dec 28, 1910, Monroe, Sevier County, Utah. Mark Waters had a second wife.......Nellie June Squire. Would like all possible information and many..many thanks in advance. VWATERS972@aol

Lynda, My ancestors were also part of the Daniel Robison Handcart Company. Along my father's lines, it was the William Walker family, and along my mother's line, it was Joseph Slater (and his sister Hannah) and Mary Ann Webb. Joseph and Mary Ann married three days after arriving in Utah, and I am looking for any information on how their relationship developed. Were they involved before they came to Utah? or before they came to America? or did it develope along the Plains? They are listed one after another on the Roster List from Fort Laramie, Wyoming, so I imigaine that it had developed at least by then. Do you have any info on this? Any information you have on the journey would be helpful. Please feel free to visit my homepage, particularly the LDS Immigrant page at: http://www.inovion.com/~aewold/frame_Current.html Click on the LDS Pioneers button on the top to see my research. Thanks, Andy E. Wold -- E-mail: wold.andy@usa.net Homepage: http://www.inovion.com/~aewold/index.html Researching WOLD, WOOLF, PACKER, SMITH, MITCHELL, HITESMAN, PERKINS and WILCOX family lines. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > My great-great-grandfather, Daniel Robison, was captain of the 9th Handcart > Company, which emigrated to the valley from Florence in 1860. I've written a > paper on the company, with annotated passenger lists, a day-by-day summary, > maps, etc. I would like to correspond with other descendants of 9th handcart > co. members. >

My great-great-grandfather, Daniel Robison, was captain of the 9th Handcart Company, which emigrated to the valley from Florence in 1860. I've written a paper on the company, with annotated passenger lists, a day-by-day summary, maps, etc. I would like to correspond with other descendants of 9th handcart co. members.

Reading the message from Jerry Richards made me realize that I should let the list know that all 4 copies of the Family History Suite have been spoken for. Jerry was close enough to come pick his up - the others will be receiving theirs by mail. I have enjoyed mine so much and it sounds like Jerry is having fun with his, too. Glad I could help. Sandi

Thanks to Sandi Wheelwright I'm The proud owner of a copy of Family History Suite. It took a little doing to get it set up and running though. The icons didn't connect with the programs. With a little playing around made it work. Lots of fun information, I've been all morning looking through it. THANKS Sandi, even got to meet your husband. Jerry Richards Fielding ,Utah

I am looking for information on a great, great grandmother of mine, Sarah Clower/Clewer. She was born October 6, 1815 in Foleshill, Warwickshire, England to Josiah Clowers and Mary Marson. I would be most grateful for any information someone might have. Thank you. Madelyn in Idaho Falls

Thanks Sandi!! As I have stated before, just the ONE book alone on the FAmily History Suite is worth over $50.00. There is also the Redbook and several other reference books. Not to mention the bunches and bunches of church history and Daughters of the Utah Pioneers books. I love Ancestral Quest. It is PAF compatible with the older version of PAF and is being upgraded to be compatible with the newest version of PAF. Good stuff. I hope that Sandi has some takers on this generous offer! Terri At 11:51 AM 5/16/98 -0600, Sandi Wheelwright wrote: >I have been following the discussion about Family History Suite. All of >our stores here (in the Logan, Utah area) are out as well so I didn't >think there was anything I could do to help. Then today I realized I >might have one other source. My husband works in an office above a >computer repair business that also has a very small sales floor. >They have, in the past, carried a few copies of FHS and LDS Collectors >Library. And since it's not the kind of place most people would think >to look, I decided to give it a try. I called my husband and he went >downstairs to check. Sure enough - they have 4 copies! He talked to >the owner and he took them off the shelf and set them aside to give me >time to let people know. Since this place isn't exactly a discount >store, they are charging $69.95. If you want one, I will get it and >ship it myself which should only be about another $3.00 or so. Let me >know and I'll get right on it. > >Sandi Wheelwright >Smithfield, Utah > >

I have been following the discussion about Family History Suite. All of our stores here (in the Logan, Utah area) are out as well so I didn't think there was anything I could do to help. Then today I realized I might have one other source. My husband works in an office above a computer repair business that also has a very small sales floor. They have, in the past, carried a few copies of FHS and LDS Collectors Library. And since it's not the kind of place most people would think to look, I decided to give it a try. I called my husband and he went downstairs to check. Sure enough - they have 4 copies! He talked to the owner and he took them off the shelf and set them aside to give me time to let people know. Since this place isn't exactly a discount store, they are charging $69.95. If you want one, I will get it and ship it myself which should only be about another $3.00 or so. Let me know and I'll get right on it. Sandi Wheelwright Smithfield, Utah