Clarinda Jane Doffelmeyer (1840 - 1906) Profile

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Dille, David Buel, His Life and His Family, Also Journal of His Mission to England, 1853-1857, Born 1812, 59-63

Dille, David Buel, His Life and His Family, Also Journal of His Mission to England, 1853-1857, Born 1812, 59-63.

I Star[t]ed from Be[n]tonsport in the Spring of 1850.  I Brought with me a widow woman & her three children, two sons [Henry Jefferson Doffelmeyer and George Washington Doffelmeyer] & one daughter [Clarinda Jane Doffelmeyer]   I come with a good fit-out.  I had two wagons[,] three yokes of oxen and four cows  one good mare.  Plenty of clothing and Provisions[.]   24 miles this Side of Missouri my wife Harriet dide with the Colara [cholera] . . . . Our Company Buried Eight in the Same place . . . . 	
<p xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">I then married the widow woman   I <s>sop</s> Spoke of whose name was Louisa Dolfamine [Doffelmeyer], her maiden name was Louisa Hort, the Siramona [ceremony] was Said by Elder <s>Joth</s> Johnathan O. Duke[.]   She did not prove true to me.	</p>
<p xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">Harriet Lucretias youngest daughter Mary died not far from Fort-Bri[d]ger.  we got into Salt Lake City in good Season</p>

Transcript for Dille, David Buel, His Life and His Family, Also Journal of His Mission to England, 1853-1857, Born 1812, 59-63

Dille, David Buel, [Autobiographical sketch], 79-80, in His Life and His Family, Also Journal of His Mission to England, 1853-1857, Born 1812

Dille, David Buel, [Autobiographical sketch], 79-80, in His Life and His Family, Also Journal of His Mission to England, 1853-1857, Born 1812.

<xhtml:p xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns:xhtml="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">We come to Benton-Sport [Bentonsport], a little villege on the Desmoins [Des Moines] River Vanburin [Van Buren] County Iowa. we Staid here four years. and come away with a good fitout, two Wagons three yoke of Oxen one good mare[.] we left Iowa in the Spring of 1850. My wife Harriet died the Second day travel west from Missourie River. we Burried her without a coffin with Temple garments on her Boddy[.] I then married a widow Woman [Louisa Doffelmeyer] that I had brought with me from Bentonsport[.] She had three Children, two sons one daughter. this widow woman did not prove true to me[.] She left me.</xhtml:p>

Transcript for Dille, David Buel, [Autobiographical sketch], 79-80, in His Life and His Family, Also Journal of His Mission to England, 1853-1857, Born 1812

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