Fountain Welch (1834 - 1891) Profile

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Improvement Era

The Salmon River Mission II

John V. Bluth, "The Salmon River Mission II", Improvement Era, 3, September 1900, 12. Page 901.

Improvement Era.

Manuscript history of Salmon River Mission, 1850-1860

KEEP Manuscript history of Salmon River Mission, 1850-1860, October 9, 1855.

Manuscript history of Salmon River Mission, 1850-1860.

Mormon Indian Missions - 1855

KEEP+ Mormon Indian Missions - 1855, Page 115.

Wesley R. Law. Mormon Indian Missions - 1855.

Names of Missionaries at Limhi in the winter of 1857 & 1858

Names of Missionaries at Limhi in the winter of 1857 & 1858.

Salmon River Mission journal, 1855-1858

Salmon River Mission journal, 1855-1858.

The Salmon River Mission, Salt Lake City: Utah Printing Co, 1963

Vigdus Bearnson Carter, *The Salmon River Mission.

Carter, Catherine Vigdus Bearnson (1892-1976). The Salmon River Mission, Salt Lake City: Utah Printing Co, 1963.

Naomi C. Wood autobiography, circa 1889

Naomi C. Wood autobiography, circa 1889.

<p xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">In the month of March my brother Ezra whom we parted with at Dubuque came up with us[.] He had come with the intention of going to California &amp; wished us to take him as far as Salt Lake which we <s>did</s> agreed to allthough we did not need his help atale [at all] as Welch was on hand to go with us &amp; Mr [John] Wood eyes were entirely recovered he having been administered to by the Elders during the winter.</p>



<p xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">There were several families there on their way to Utah who like ourselves wished to make an early start so Mr Wood &amp; they arrainged to make up a small company of indapendants[.] There were six families of us[,] nine waggons &amp; eleven men[,] rather a weak outfit for those days[.] <s>We left</s> The names of the men were one Richy, one Bacon, one Daniels, one Howel, Aron Brichford, John Wood[,] Fountain Welch, Ezra C[arter] Chase[,] Elija Shaw, Thomas Bacon &amp; one whose name I forget[.] We left Kanesville about the middle of May &amp; reached Salt Lake valley on the 23 day &lt;1853&gt; of July[.] It was considered a quick trip considering that we traveled with oxen</p>

Transcript for Naomi C. Wood autobiography, circa 1889

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Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, United States

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Farmington, Davis, Utah Territory, United States

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