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Bithiah Savill (1830 - 1913) Profile

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Bithiah Savill

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Lindsey, Mark, The Journals of Mark Lindsey: Mormon Missionary, Handcart Pioneer and Entrepreneur (1832-1900), ed. Donald B. Lindsey and Rosy Lindsey [2002?], 413-15, 473

An Enduring Legacy, Salt Lake City: Daughters of Utah Pioneers, 1978-1989

Lindsey, Bithiah, "History of Mrs. Bithia Lindsey since joining the Mormon religion and crossing the plains to Salt Lake City, Utah," ca. 1836-ca. 1917

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Bithiah Savill

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Married Mark Lindsey

Joined George Rowley Company

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An Enduring Legacy, Salt Lake City: Daughters of Utah Pioneers, 1978-1989

Deseret News

Lindsey, Bithiah, "History of Mrs. Bithia Lindsey since joining the Mormon religion and crossing the plains to Salt Lake City, Utah," ca. 1836-ca. 1917

Lindsey, Mark, The Journals of Mark Lindsey: Mormon Missionary, Handcart Pioneer and Entrepreneur (1832-1900), ed. Donald B. Lindsey and Rosy Lindsey [2002?], 413-15, 473

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