anson-mathews-1787

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Asahel Matthews

Annah Harding

Anson Matthews

Salt Lake (County) Recorder's Office land records, circa 1847-1860

A List of the names of the inhabitants of the Utah settlement, 1849 June 7

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Anson Matthews

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Birthplace

Born in Chatham, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States

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Married to Elisabeth Burgess

Married to Mary Emery

Joined Company Unknown

Start Date Details

Started Circa 1848

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A List of the names of the inhabitants of the Utah settlement, 1849 June 7

Salt Lake (County) Recorder's Office land records, circa 1847-1860

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Ended Circa 1848

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Date Details

Occurred After 1851 April 2