Edward Burgoyne (1835 - 1902) Profile

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Edward Burgoyne

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Bartlett Tripp journal

Bartlett Tripp journal, May 1861.

Transcript for Bartlett Tripp journal, 1861 May-August, 1-25

Bartlett Tripp journal.

Burgoyne, Mary Ann Eynon, Reminiscences, in Edith Parker Haddock and Dorothy Hardy Matthews, comp. History of Bear Lake Pioneers [1968], 115-16

Burgoyne, Mary Ann Eynon, Reminiscences, in Edith Parker Haddock and Dorothy Hardy Matthews, comp. History of Bear Lake Pioneers [1968], 115-16.

<xhtml:p xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns:xhtml="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">I walked most of the way to Omaha. Although I expected to become a mother, I cooked for fifteen persons over camp fires, and I shared with my husband all the hardships and privations in crossing the plains. At Omaha, we changed and went with Samuel Wilcox. This man, George, never went to Salt Lake City; he met a company of Josephites, and returned with them, taking with him the freight that had been entrusted to his care, among which were two large oil-cloth bags, filled with clothes belonging to my husband and me, and clothes prepared for my expected baby, but when he was born I had nothing to cover him with except what Mrs. Wilcox could find. Five of the Wilcox family were taken with Mountain Fever. This family had been Mormons in the days of Joseph Smith, but at this time had apostatized, and were on their way to California. At this time, when the children were suffering with the fever, Mrs. Wilcox wanted my husband to administer to the sick, but he told her only on one condition, in case they joined the church again. The five children recovered, after being administered to, recovering in three weeks time, during which time my son, Edward Lorenzo was born at Fort Bridger, Wyoming on August 22, 1861, in a prairie schooner. When three days old, we started again on our journey. We arrived in Salt Lake City September 7, 1861.</xhtml:p>

Transcript for Burgoyne, Mary Ann Eynon, Reminiscences, in Edith Parker Haddock and Dorothy Hardy Matthews, comp. History of Bear Lake Pioneers [1968], 115-16

The Mountaineer

Capt. D. H. Cannon's Train

"Capt. D. H. Cannon's Train", The Mountaineer, July 13, 1861, Page 2.

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BEING sensible of the deep interest felt by the people at large in this year's emigration, we have deemed it advisable to supply the following list of names of the first emigrant train of this season. This company left their encampment near Florence on June 1st, and met a train from this city at Elk-Horn on the 2d, and the advanced teams of the Church train on the 11th. The Huntsman's Echo states that till the time of their arrival at Wood River, the camp enjoyed good health, and had averaged 18 miles travel per day:	
W[ashington]. S. [Lafayette] Jolley; E. B. Jolley; D[avid]. H. Cannon; Elijah Thomas; Isaac Harrison, Phebe H Overbay; R. C. E. Nichols; Sam[uel] Ward, wife and child; W[illia]m. Dreemer, wife and four children; Levi Dreemer, Tho[ma]s. J[efferson]. Jones and wife; W[illia]m. Orton; Truman Higby [Higley], wife and four children; Walter Eladiom; Sarah J. Wooldridge; Ja[me]s. Bosworth; Ralph [Plain] Smith, wife and four children; E. R. Walker; Martha Bailey and son; Elam Spenny [Sperry]; wife and child; Fred[erick]. Merryweather and wife; Hylan Davis; W[illia]m. W. Hutchings; Fred. [Frederic] Kingston; Martha Henson [Hanson]; Lewis Williamson, wife and three children; Jane Peasley [Pearsley]; Robert Halford, wife and two sons; Martha E[llen]. [Roscoe] Sant; Robert Fisher, wife and two children; W[illiam]. Turner, wife and child; Joseph Oxborrow and wife; John Sandersen, wife and two children; John [Title] Druton [Denton], wife and three children; Joseph [Henry] Joseph, wife and three children; Ann Joseph; Reese Richards; J. W. Thomas; John Royle; John Bosworth and wife; Robert Thomas, wife and two children; Eliz[abeth]. Wilson; Manilla [Marilla Terry] Hanson and six children; Abel Mathews and son; Martha [Britland] Roscoe; W[illia]m. Green, wife and child; Charles [R.] Wootton; Eliz[abeth]. [Chandler] Ford and three children; Clark Berzee [Barzee], wife and four children; Bartlett Tripp; Gilbert [H.] Cummings, wife and four children; Lemuel J. Cornwell, wife and son; Charles Williamson; Emma Morris; Hilton [Milton] Cheney, wife and 7 children; James McCurdy; Susan Legget; Hurd [Heard] Cheney; Clark Higley, wife and four children; Justitia Higley; Harvey Lyons; Elisha H. Harrison; Mary Mills; J[ames]. S[amuel]. McGhotock [McClintock]; wife and two children; J. Greenfield; S[amuel]. A[llen]. Wilcox, wife and eight children; John McGuire; Crandall Ellison; R[euben[. B[urgess]. Eggleston, wife and child; Orson H[yde]. Eggleston; Tho[ma]s. George, and three children; Edward Burgoyne and wife; John [Jones] Allred and family; G[reene]. W[arren]. Allred; Isaac Y. [Newton] Allred; David H[arden]. Allred and family; W[illia]m. Miller; John J[ones]. Allred and family; Samuel Allred and wife; Robert Morris; S[olomon]. J[oseph]. Despain, wife and child; Susan Dean.	Total 225 souls; 44 horses; 16 mules; 172 oxen; 64 cows; 57 wagons; 166 loose cattle.

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