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Birth Date
8 February 1856
Death Date
14 December 1946
Gender
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Amelia Leicht

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  • Amelia was born in England.  She was the daughter of George Leicht (a widower) and Mary Ann Hunt Miles.  Amelia's father died in England so her widowed mother with her children and step-children embarked for America aboard the ship General McClellen in 1864.  Amelia's mother married John Cornwall during the voyage (see the 19 June 1864 letter of Thomas Evans Jeremy found on the Mormon Migration website) so on the original roster of the William S. Warren Company and the 1870 Utah census  Amelia is listed under the surname Cornwall.

William S. Warren Company (1864)

  • Age at Departure: 8

Traveled with

  • John Cornwell (Age: 47)
  • Mary Ann Cornwall (Age: 32)
  • Job Cornwell (Age: 13)
  • John Cornwell (Age: 11)
  • Mary Leicht (Age: 11)
  • Sarah Selenah Leicht (Age: 9)
  • Thomas Cornwell (Age: 8)
  • Elizabeth Leicht (Age: 6)

Sources

  • 1861, England Census.
  • 1870 Utah census, Washington County.
  • Saints By Sea: Latter-day Saint Immigration to America