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1847–1868

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12 July 1825
Death Date
29 June 1868
Gender
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Eunice Peace Stewart


Alternate Names

    Eunice Peace Quimby

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  • The Stewart family traveled to the Salt Lake Valley with the Justus Morse Company in 1850.  Andrew Jackson was captain of the third division.  The Stewart family consisted of Andrew Jackson and Eunice Pease Quimby Haws, their children Sarah Catherine and Andrew Jackson, Jr., and Andrew’s mother Sarah Scott.

    On 7 July, the captain Justus Morse resigned his command, and Andrew Jackson was asked by Morse to be the captain, but he resigned.  As a result, the company was disbanded.  On 8 July, Shadrach Roundy’s company passed by, and that is when the Stewarts joined their company.

Justus Morse Company (1850)

  • Age at Departure: 24

Traveled with

  • Sarah Stewart (Age: 62)
  • Andrew Jackson Stewart (Age: 30)
  • Sarah Catherine Stewart (Age: 5)
  • Andrew Jackson Stewart Jr. (Age: 3)

Shadrach Roundy Company (1850)

  • Age at Departure: 24

Sources

  • 1850 Utah Census.
  • Captain S. Roundy’s company report, 1850 September in Brigham Young office emigrating companies reports, 1850-1862.