Isaac Hill (1806 - 1879) Profile

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Isaac John Hill

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Andrew Jenson, Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia

Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia, Vol. 4, Item Isaac Hill, Page 508.

Andrew Jenson, Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia.

Historical Department journal history of the Church

Historical Department journal history of the Church, October 24, 1834.

CR 100 137: Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008, May 21, 1857.

Historical Department journal history of the Church.

Missionary Record Index, 1830-1971

Missionary Record Index, 1830-1971.

Temple Records Index Bureau, comp., Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register, 977.343/N1 K29c

Temple Records Index Bureau, comp., Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register, 977.343/N1 K29c, Page 82.

endowment date--1 Jan 1846.

Transcript for Temple Records Index Bureau, comp., Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register, 977.343/N1 K29c, p. 82, Family History Library

Temple Records Index Bureau, comp., Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register, 977.343/N1 K29c.

Bitton, Ronald Davis, Guide to Mormon Diaries & Autobiographies [1977]

Bitton, Ronald Davis, Guide to Mormon Diaries & Autobiographies [1977], Page 156.

Bitton, Ronald Davis, Guide to Mormon Diaries & Autobiographies [1977].

Brinton, David, to Brigham Young

Brinton, David, to Brigham Young, June 20, 1858.

<center xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">	Western Bank Weber River, U.T. 	June 20th 1858 1 P.M.</center>
Prest. B. Young
Dear Brother,
Having a favorable opportunity of sending a note to you by the hands of Bro Robt. Gardner &amp; Angus M. Cannon, I transmit to you a list of the names of the persons comprising the Company under my charge, which I have the pleasure to represent as being in good health, and excellent spirits, and also; that the animals though somewhat limited seem to be able for their task.
Names of Company [and where sent on mission] 					
David Brinton Captn. [U. States]	 			Robt. Gardner Captn. 1st Division [Canada] 	 Joel Terry [Captn] 2nd Division [Canada] 	 Wm. H. Smith Sergt. of Guard [Canada] 	 Angus M. Cannon Chaplin [U. States] 	 Danl. MacKintosh Clerk	[U. States] 	 Wm. Carter [Canada] 	 Saml. Riter [U. States] 	 James Huff [Immigrant] 	 Chas. Shumway [Canada] 	 John M. McCreary [Crary] [Canada] 	 Wm. B. Twitchel	[Canada] 	 E.T. Browning	 [Canada] 	 Thos. J. Fisher [Immigrant] 	 M.J. Ammon[d] [Immigrant] 	 John F. Snedeker [U. States] 	 H. P. Welchman [U. States] 	 Robt. Pope, wife, &amp; two children [Immigrants] 	 Gabriel Huntsman [Canada] 	 Wm. F. Maylett [U. States] 	 Richard Hill [Canada] 	 Wm. F. Bull [Canada] 	 Wm. Kerswell [Immigrant] 	 Stephen H. Goddard [Canada] 	 George Goddard [Canada] 	 John Wilson [Immigrant] 	 David O. Ridout [U. States] 	 Isaiah Coombs [U. States] 	 Thos. Hall [Canada] 	 John Ridout (boy) [Immigrant] 	 Ira Miles returning home	 					Isaac Hill [Canada] 	 
The foregoing is a correct statement of al those who started as represented, and are now in camp, and I would be happy to furnish in detail further information if necessary, but the brethren who carry this to you will doubtless be able to answer any questions that you may desire.
We have had no sickness, serious accident, or any interuption whatever on our journey. The Lord has been with us, and we have often felt the efficacy of the prayers of the Saints in our behalf.
Trusting to see you soon
I Remain with warm regards Your Brother in the Gospel of Christ
<center>	DAVID BRINTON </center>

Transcript for Brinton, David, to Brigham Young, 20 June 1858, in Brigham Young, Office Files 1832-1878, reel 36, box 26, fd. 5

Brinton, David, to Brigham Young.

Elijah Averett autobiography, 15, in Averett family notebook, circa 1916-1965

Elijah Averett autobiography, 15, in Averett family notebook, circa 1916-1965.

In the spring of 1851 [1850], br. Hyde and James Allred[,] Sen[i]or organized a company. Br. Aaron Johnson was Captain of the hundred and I was Captain of the first fifty and Mathew Caldwell of the second fifty. After we were organized Captain Blair and his Company of gentiles joined me and my Company, making (84) eighty four wagons in my Company.



We crossed the Mis[s]ouri River and struck out for the mountains. We traveled on until we crossed a little river by the name of Salt River. Here, if I recollect right, the cholery [cholera] struck our Camp. I lost 17 persons in my company. I had a touch of it myself. We traveled on and kept above Fort Carney (Fort Kernay) [Kearney]



We felt that the cholery had ought to stop and brs. Johnson, Hunt, [Isaac] Hill and myself went out in the prarie and prayed that the Lord would stop the Cholery, and we had a testimony that it would stop. (They heard a stamping in the grass near by, but nothing was to be seen.) We never had another case in our Company. We saw a great many gentile graves on the road. The cholera had Slayed them terribly. There was wagons, tires, clothing, guns, bedding, boots and shoes scattered along the road. We got along very well. There was one buffalo run through our camp and the dogs caught him and the boys shot him[.] It rained pretty hard on us, and in crossing the North Platt[e] some of our wagons swam, but we got across all right



After this we had one young man lost one night and part of two days, but he came to camp all right. Nothing else happened that I recollect of worth mentioning of. I only lost two head of cattle in my company



When we arrived at Salt Lake City my Company was disbanded and went where ever they wanted to. I was Counciled by President Brigham Young to go to San Pete County Utah

Transcript for Elijah Averett autobiography, 15, in Averett family notebook, circa 1916-1965

Historical Department journal history of the Church, June 21, 1858, Page 799.

Isaiah M. Coombs collection, 1835-1938, Diaries

Isaiah M. Coombs collection, 1835-1938, Diaries, April 1858, Vol. 8.

Transcript for Isaiah M. Coombs collection, 1835-1938, Diaries, Volume 8, 1858 April 13-1858 September 1, 16-66

Isaiah M. Coombs collection, 1835-1938, Diaries.

Jacob Hamblin papers, Autobiography and journal, 1850 June-1854 April, 1870 April

Jacob Hamblin papers, Autobiography and journal, 1850 June-1854 April, 1870 April, 1850.

I Started for the vally of the great Salt Lake[.] I had nine in family[.] the Second of June we war [were] organedise [organized] with the Saints that ware the[n] redy <s>to</s> to cros the plaines by Elder Orsen Hide [Orson Hyde.] this company cansisted of one hundred wagons with from three to nine pursones [persons] to a wagon



I c[r]osed the Missourie [Missouri] River with my family the 8th of June



10th <stood gard="">[.] we ware visited by the Chiefs of the Oto [Ottawa] tribe of Indians[.] with thare interpeter they demanded ten cents a wagon f[o]r the privilige of pasing through thare teritory </stood>



11th travailed ten miles[.] campt and finished organiseing the company



12th went about 13 or 14 miles[.] wood and water plenty



13th travailed 17 miles[.] butiful preitie[prairie] Country



14th 18 miles[.] crosed Salt Creek[.] Campt in the Pawnee teritory[.] <s>15 trav</s> traval some twenty miles[.] wood and water Scars [scarce.] Stood gard



15th travaild ten miles[.] Brothr John Shipley d[i]ed with the colery [colera] and willes [Willis] Johnson and some two or three others[.] this was <s>in</s> truly a mournfull Scene to See women mourning for thare Husbands and Childrin for thare Fathers[.] but we ware obliege [obliged] to leav them on the plaines burying them as desent [decent] as we could



16th travald Some eight or ten mile[.] Campd to rest our teames



17th travild eightten miles[.] <s>no</s> no wood[.] level Cuntry[.] poor water



18th fourteen miles[.] Br thomas kerk [Kirk] died of Colery betwen elevn <s>and twelve o</s> and twelve o clock atnight[.] rain



19th travaild Sixteen miles[.] Sevrel atacted [attacked] with the Colery



<s>19</s>20th 15 miles[.] the Company was devided in to four divisions[.] Capt Evrits [Elijah Averett] and martha Meacham was violant attacted with the colery and ware held [healed] by the blessing of <s>good</s> god



21 19 miles[.] pased throu old Purntown[.] no wood



22 t[raveled] 15 miles[.] Stood gard



23 t[raveled] Eight miles[.] laid by[.] Widow loron mared [married] to my father [Isaiah Hamblin] by Capt [Isaac] Hill



24th Eight miles[.] Abel [Morgan] Aarjent [Sargent] and Son [Thomas Sargent] died of Colery[.] 2 Childrin died also[.] Sevral taken Sick tain



<s>25th 9 miles</s>



Capt Johnson cold [called] a meting[.] it was agreed that Bro hunt Should chose two from the Company to offer Prayr to god for the wellfaire of the Saints



25th 9 miles[.] mud and rain



26th 15 miles[.] mud and rain[.] I was sick my Self[.] pain in my side



27th my Wife violantly attcted [attacked] with the Colery about three oclock in the moring[.] I prayd for hur [her] and anointed hur in the name of the Lord[.] Coled [Called] on Brs. [George] Pectal and [Isaac] Hill <to> She was relieved immediately[.] met the mail from the Salt Lake vally[.] Capt Johnson Wife died of colery[.] Daniel Hunts <s>W</s> Wife died of Colery[.] travaild fourteen miles through mud and water[.] campt within th[r]ee miles of Ft Chiles </to>



28th travaild 9 miles past Ft Chiles[.] saw Lucinda the Mother of my Chidrin[.] She was the Same old Six pense [pence] as She said[.] Br <s>Fora</s> Fords Child died



29th 7 miles[.] I was attacted with the Colery[.] <s>it</s> it was rebuked under the hands of my Father &amp; Br [George] Pictel [Pectol]



30th 9 miles[.] I found my Self <s>under the</s> attacted with a burning feaver when the Company S[t]opt[.] I was baptised by B[r]other Johnson[.] the feaver was rebuked[.] we (bairely) had aneething [anything.] Childrin war Baptisd[.] Duane Hamblin was Baptised into the Church[,] My oldest Son[,] by El[d]er Daniel Hunt and confirmed by Elisha [Elijah] Evrits [Averett]



July 1t Capt Hills Wife [Eliza] died[.] one of Capt Johnsons family died[.] travaild 20 miles



2t 20 mile[.] I was Still Sick with the feaver[.] treavild 21 miles



3d 17 the miles[.] wagon run over Duane[.] when I looked out and saw him the blood was runing out of his mouth[.] at first I gave him up for lost[.] my Father with two others administerd to <s>him</s> him[.] he was <s>im</s> immediately heeled



4th 18 miles



5th 12 miles[.] helth increasing



<s>April 10</s>



 



<center xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">April 10th 1851</center>



 



o[w]ing to my Sickness on the journey and many other incon[v]eniences I hav not writeen any untill now[.] from the 5th of July untill now nothing of importance too[k] plase [place] Save my <sa>fe arival <s>in</s> too the Citty of the Great Salt Lake and location of my Selfe and family in Toela [Tooele] Settlement[.] we arived in the Citty the 6th of Sept </sa>

Transcript for Jacob Hamblin papers, 1850-1877, Autobiography and journal, 1850 June-1854 April, 1870 April

Jacob Hamblin papers, Autobiography and journal, 1850 June-1854 April, 1870 April.

Thomas Bullock journal

Thomas Bullock journal, May 1858.

Transcript for Thomas Bullock journal, 1858 May-June

Thomas Bullock journal.

Thomas Bullock, letter

Thomas Bullock, letter, July 22, 1858.

Transcript for Thomas Bullock, letter, 22 July 1858

Thomas Bullock, letter.

Welchman, Arthur P., Reminiscences and diary, [ca.1854-1917], fd. 1, 93-94

Welchman, Arthur P., Reminiscences and diary, [ca.1854-1917], fd. 1, 93-94.

Sun. May 2nd 1858. During the week I crossed over the river from Florence to Crescent, where I stayed[.] assisted A[ngus].M.C[annon]. end [and] J.F.S. till today; when being already we bid good-bye to the good folks we knew at Crescent, and started on our journey, going to Florence.
Mon. 3rd. Stayed till 4 O’clock, completing our arrangements; when J[ohn].F.S[nedaker]. and myself, having taken leave of our friends here, started once more. A.M.C. stopping behind with the intention of coming on tomorrow. A short distance on the road, we overtook G.G. and J. Wilson, and traveled on with them. Camped on the Little Papeao [Pappea]. We had not been long on the camp ground, before our animals stampeeded, without any apparent cause; the two mules going back on the road some distance, causing us some little trouble.
Tues. 4th. Traveled accross the Big Papeao [Pappea], and coming up to the Elk Horn camped on the West side of it, to await the arrival of A.M.C. and S.G. who had also stopped behind.
Mon. May, 10th Left Genoa 
Wed. 12th. The company being now complete made a regular start, having all crossed the Loup Fork 
Names of Mis[sionaries]—and others returning home in the company.
<center>Handcart Missionaries from Europe</center>
Andrus, James Berry, Jno. W. Bramall, William Dallan, William Ensign, Martin L. Evans, Richard G. Herriman, H. Littlewood, Martin Logan, Robert Margets, Philip McBride, Ruben M. Miller, Robert E. Pierce [Peirce], E.H. Pinder, Jno. G. Reece, Enoch Roulet, Fredric Stanforth, George Stewart, William J. Taylor, Amos Taylor, Jabez Tomkinson, Ephriam Thomas, William P. Wilkin, David Young, Seymore B. Young, Brigham H. Galley, James
<center>United States and Canada Hand Cart Missionaries</center>
Brinton, David Browning, Thomas Bull, William F. Carter, William F. Gardner, Robert Goddard, S. H. Goddard, George Hall, Thomas Hill, Isac W. Hill, Richard Huntsman, Gabriel Mackintosh, Daniel Maylett, William F. McCrary, Jno. Riter, Samuel Shumiway [Shumway], Charles Smith, William H. Terry, Joel Twitchel, William B.
<center>English Missionaries</center>
Beck, Ja Brown, William Browning, Ja. G. Bullock, Thomas Clark, Ezra T. Craig, James Daniels, Daniel Doremus, Henry I. Davis, Daniel Gates, George Higbee, Isa[a]c Hobson, Jesse Hubbard, Charles W. King, Thomas, R. Lavender, James Muir, William S. Pace, William Page, Daniel Pierce, Thomas Robinson, Peter Romley [Romney], Miles Roskelley, Samuel Russel, Thomas W. Scofield, Joseph Shumway, Andrew P. Smith, Jno. S. Smith, Samuel H.B. Smith, William I. Snow, Bernard Stevens, James W. Tippits, John H. Ure, James
<center>American Missionaries</center>
Cannon, Angus M. Combs, Isiah M. Rideout, David O. (and son) Snedaker, John F. Welchman, Arthur P. Wood, Lyman S. 
<center>Others from Various parts</center>
Bodell, Joseph Bunting, James Burgess, Mark England, William Fox, Charles Jones, John E. Kerswell, William Louden, Robbert Phillips, Thomas Wilkins, Eli Ursenback, Octave Amond, Fisher, Thomas I. Hough [Huff], James Metcalf, Levi. G. Brackenburg, Jno. W Miles, Ira Alcot, James Abgoog [Hapgood], William Pope, Robbert with wife and 2 children
<center>Making</center>
Missionaries, 85 Others, 21 Woman, 1 Children, 3 Total, 110
Thurs. May 27th 1858. When a little above Chinney [Chimney] Rock, Brothers J. Murdock and Van Ettan came up to us from the lower road; who with Worthing, Knowles, West, and H. Egan, were escorting Colonel Kane to Washington. We turned off the road nearly a mile, to receive instructions from President Brigham Young, which came in a letter, the contents of which was read to our camp. The contents made every heart rejoice. (Extract from George Goddard’s Journal)
June-------On the head-waters of the Sweet-Water, met Grosebecks’ camp going to Platt[e] Bridge for a train of goods. By these Brethren we had a proclamation from President Buchannan to the Inhabitants of Utah read to us. It was so full of lies, and showed so much meanness, that it elicited three groans from the company.
Mon. 21st Arrived in Great Salt Lake City the second time.

Transcript for Welchman, Arthur P., Reminiscences and diary, [ca.1854-1917], fd. 1, 93-94

Isaac John Hill

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