Daniel Wolstenholme (1844 - 1936) Profile

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Deseret News

List of Person Sent from Great Britain by the Perpetual Emigrating Fund Co., in the Months of January and February 1852

"List of Person Sent from Great Britain by the Perpetual Emigrating Fund Co., in the Months of January and February 1852", Deseret News, February 1852, Page 3.

By a letter from brother A. O. Smoot dated 45 miles above Fort Kearny July 7th, 1852, we learn that 226 of the above named persons are in the company, all healthy, prosperous and cheerful, and rapidly advancing westward. Previous to the above date ten of the company had died of Cholera, inflammation, Meazles &amp;c., and one drowned, (name not reported.) Their teams were in prime order, and we may safely look for their arrival in the valley, from the 20th to the 30th, inst.



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Transcript for "List of Persons Sent from Great Britain by the Perpetual Emigrating Fund Co., in the Months of January and February 1852, by Franklin D. Richards Agent at Liverpool," Deseret News, 21 August 1852, 3

Deseret News.

DUP Pioneer History Collection

Life Sketch of Levi Wolstenholme Sr.

"Life Sketch of Levi Wolstenholme Sr.", DUP Pioneer History Collection, Page 2.

The saints finally started for Utah. Mother, now a tiny woman weighing no more than 98 pounds was a widow with we three children to care for. I was the youngest. Just three years old and I had grown to be a fat huskey youngster. We came to Salt Lake in Abram Smoot's company. My parents had joined what was known as the ten pound company while in England therefore our transportation was paid. Nevertheless my mother had to walk a great portion of the way and also carried me. I have often heard my sister Lavinia and brother Daniel tell of how mother would pick up cloths on her way and when night came would sit down, and take off her worn shoes. She then would wash her bleeding feet and wrap them up again in the cloths she had picked up.


We finally arrived in Salt Lake City in the fall of 1852.

Transcript for "Life Sketch of Levi Wolstenholme Sr.," 2.

Daughters of Utah Pioneers. DUP Pioneer History Collection.

Our Pioneer Heritage

Our pioneer heritage, Vol. 9, Page 461-462.

Our Pioneer Heritage.

Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company church trains accounts, 1861-1868

Freight manifests, 1863-1864

"Freight manifests, 1863-1864", Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company church trains accounts, 1861-1868.

Captain William Hyde Company (fifth ox train), manifests, 1864

"Captain William Hyde Company (fifth ox train), manifests, 1864", CR 376 8: Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company church trains accounts, 1861-1868.

Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company church trains accounts, 1861-1868.

"Utah Pioneer of 1852 Expires," Salt Lake Telegram

"Utah Pioneer of 1852 Expires," Salt Lake Telegram, May 27, 1936.

"Utah Pioneer of 1852 Expires," Salt Lake Telegram.

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