Margaret Mustard (1842 - 1931) Profile

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Margaret Mustard

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John Borrowman diaries, 1846-1860, Diary

John Borrowman diaries, 1846-1860, Diary, July 1848.

Transcript for John Borrowman diaries, 1846-1860, Diary, 1848 July-1860 June

John Borrowman diaries, 1846-1860, Diary.

"List of Persons Sent from Great Britain by the Perpetual Emigrating Fund Co., in the Months of January and

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

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

"List of Persons Sent from Great Britain by the Perpetual Emigrating Fund Co., in the Months of January and.

"Pioneer Sketch. Margaret Mustard Sant," The Journal

"Pioneer Sketch. Margaret Mustard Sant," The Journal, March 5, 1927.

"Pioneer Sketch. Margaret Mustard Sant," The Journal.

Sant, Margaret, Autobiography, in Joel Edward Ricks, CacheValley Historical Material, reel 4, item 97, 2

Sant, Margaret, Autobiography, in Joel Edward Ricks, CacheValley Historical Material, reel 4, item 97, 2.

A[braham] O. Smoot was our captain and Christopher Langton his assistant. The Indians stampeded our cattle several times. My mother walked all the way. Many of the women had to wade the rivers there being no bridges in those days. The rivers crossed were the Bag, Little Blue, Virmilion [Vermillion], Platt[e], Green River, Sweet Water [Sweetwater], Bear River and Weber River. We arrived in Salt Lake City, the 3rd of Sept. 1852 with 31 wagons. The Company was called the Perpetual Friend Company. We were taken to the public square, now University square, in the 19th ward, my father [David Mustard] had a place prepared for us in the 15th ward where we went to live.

Transcript for Sant, Margaret, Autobiography, in Joel Edward Ricks, CacheValley Historical Material, reel 4, item 97, 2

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