• Philip and his family traveled to America in 1852 on the ship Kennebec.

  The De La Mare family traveled to the Salt Lake Valley in the Philip De La Mare Company in 1852.  The family consisted of Philip, and his first wife, Mary Ann Parkin, their two children, Philip Francis and Theophilus, and his second wife, Marie Chevalier.   Philip was the Captain of the company.

  In 1863, Philip De La Mare returned to Utah from a mission in France. His company is currently unknown, however, it is likely that he traveled with the Nebeker company based on the names of the people he traveled with across the ocean. 

Philip De La Mare Freight Train (1852)

• Age at Departure: 29
• Company Captain
• Head of Household

Company Unknown (1863)

• Age at Departure: 40
• Returning Missionary

Sources

• 1860 Utah Census, Tooele County.
• Biographical Sketch of Elias Morris.
• Daughters of Utah Pioneers. History of Utah's Tooele County: From the Edge of the Great Basin Frontier (Tooele, UT: Transcript Bulletin Publishing, Inc., 2012).
• "Death of Bishop Elias Morris," Deseret Weekly, 26 March 1898, 450-451.
• Dunn, Alex F., Life of Philip De La Mare, 2-5.
• Gowans, Alice, [Interview], in Leon R. Hartshorn, "Philip De La Mare, Industrialist for the Saints" [M.A. Thesis, Brigham Young University, 1959], 37-41.
• Missionary Database
• Phillip De La Mare, Deseret Manufacturing Company, 1908, 6-7.
• Saints By Sea: Latter-day Saint Immigration to America
• Utah Death Certificate Index, 1905-1967.