Andrew Burt (1804 - 1869) Profile

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Andrew Burt

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John Davidson Burt, autobiographical sketch

"John Davidson Burt, autobiographical sketch", DUP Pioneer History Collection, Page 3.



<p xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">I continued to labor in Gravoris until the spring of 1851 when I purchased an ox team, 2 cows and a wagon, with sufficient provisions to carry us through to Salt Lake Valley, and with my wife [Elizabeth Patterson] and first born son [Andrew Patterson], father [Andrew], mother [Isabella Hill] and brother [John Davidson], left St. Louis for Council Bluffs. After arriving in Kanesville, my brother engaged to drive team across the plains for James Munroe who, subsequently was shot by Howard Egan before reaching Salt Lake City.</p>


<p xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">I arrived in the Valley on the 15th day of September 1851, my brother arriving some 2 or 3 weeks later.</p>



Transcript for "John Davidson Burt, autobiographical sketch", DUP Pioneer History Collection, Page 3.

Daughters of Utah Pioneers. DUP Pioneer History Collection.

From the wee hoose among the heather......to the wee hoose on the Weber : ancestors and descendants of David Simpson and Janet Hunter Cook

Cook, David Simpson, Reminiscence in Ruth P. Tippets

Ruth P. Tippetts, "Cook, David Simpson, Reminiscence in Ruth P. Tippets", From the wee hoose among the heather......to the wee hoose on the Weber : ancestors and descendants of David Simpson and Janet Hunter Cook, Page 18-19.

<xhtml:p xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns:xhtml="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">Landed in St. Louis on the 16th of May went out to Gravious Duguns. Commenced to labor there at the coal diggins, stayed there 11 months, enjoyed good health all that time. We left there with a 3 horse team, went with my brother William on the 16th of April for Kainsville [Kanesville]. We landed on the 15th of May, landed in [-] enjoying good health. We stayed there until the 1st of July, owing to heavy rains that season we left Kainsville on the 6 mile grove for the city of the Great Salt Lake on the 2nd of July 1851. We had to leave the horn owing to high waters that season which turned us out of our way 160 miles[.] on that route we lost our horses along with other six belonging to Henry Rice, James E[a]ston between the two branches of the Lupe [Loup] Fork. I having paid my passage in brother Burts team from Kainsville did not [-] us for, my brother got in another wagon so we moved along after having hunted after our horses 3 days. We had no loose after that, no deaths, no sickness with the exception of Alexander Esten [Easton], had the mountain fevor, so his brother George with myself and brother [David] Mustered [Mustard] left our town within 4 hundred miles of the Valley of the Great Salt Lake. He got better and we landed in the valley on the 8th of September 1851 . . .</xhtml:p>

Transcript for Cook, David Simpson, Reminiscence in Ruth P. Tippets, From the wee hoose among the heather . . . to the wee hoose on the Weber: ancestors and descendants of David Simpson and Janet Hunter Cook, [1991], 18-19

From the wee hoose among the heather......to the wee hoose on the Weber : ancestors and descendants of David Simpson and Janet Hunter Cook.

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