First Settlers of Ashley Valley
Six men and their families formed Ashley Valley’s first settler party in 1876 led by Thomas Hingham Sr. It includes Thomas, David, Charles Hingham and daughters Mary Phoebe Martha and Cathrin Nye with Charles Nye and Mr Burns. They settled Burn’s Bench later moving to Dry Fork to farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Valley
Thomas Hingham Sr
Thomas
David
Charles
Mary
Phoebe
Martha
Cathrin Lucinda Bingham Nye
Charles A. Nye
Mr. Burns
Burn’s Bench
Jerrsen
Dry Fork
Caldwells
Halls
Mary Bingham
Mark, Hall
George Hislop
Don Perry
Thomas “Bingham
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Jane Hall
Town Hall
Mary Brown
Jane
Ash- Jey
Jey Valley
Harvey Coe Hullinger
LDS Church
James Hacking Sr
Hackings
Merkleyz
Johnsons
Dartletts
Bretts
Petersons
Heber
William ‘Clark
Isaiah Clark
Heber City
Ashley ~Valley
Wil Heth
Will
Ashtons
Leslie Ashton
Leslie
Clarks
Surprise farewell party noted for Agnus Pope
A surprise farewell party for Agnus Pope was held at Mrs Lawrence Adams home with games and dessert. Ethelwynne Collett returned home from California after a three month visit. LDS missionary Elder Lawrence Smith will soon depart for the Eastern states. cousin Bruce Hall spoke at his farewell on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnus Pope
LDS Church
Bruce Hall
Ed Carter
Provo
Thomas Hall
Claire Hacking
Salt Lake
LDS ‘Church
Howard Willams
Salt, Lake City
Boyd Hatch
Delbert. Horrocks
Sidney Merkley
Milo Snow
Clearfield
Eliza Neal
Elsa Stringham
Rowena James
Ogden
Donald Snow
Salt Lake City
William Schaefermeyer
Earl Schaefermeyer
Roosevelt
Wiliam Kaefemeyer
Stanley Morrison
Fred Wellman
Davis Naomi Slaugh Correspondent
Mr and Mrs Lorin Jackson and family recently returned from Wyoming where Mr Jackson has been employed. Mr and Mrs Jackson Bishop and Mrs Wallace E Slaugh returned from Salt Lake and war areas. Wife past several months in Artesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin Jackson
Wyoming
Jackson
Ah Jackson
Bishop
Wallace E Slaugh
Salt Lake
Artesia
Ashley LDS ward meeting and community notices
Mrs Alma Preece reports a Sunday meeting in Ashley with talks on Sabbath duties and church service by Preece and Batty, plus piano and vocal solos by Dorothy and Edith Winn. The column lists numerous local visits, travels to San Francisco and Los Angeles, BYU students, family gatherings, and a Relief Society event at Clara Preece’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Lds Ward
MIA
Clara ‘Preece
Jack Pace
Dean Freestone
Ronald ‘Batty
Ronald Preece
Dorothy Winn
Edith Winn
Virginia, Stewart
San” Francisco
Cal
John Harrison
Sterling Cook
Herman Wursten
Logan
James Hadlock
Ogden
Cook
Marion Westover
Los Angeles
Cel
Arnold ‘Kidd
Westover
Val
Lake Preece
Brigham
Young University
Charley Morris
Craig
Colo
Sunny
Alvin Smith
Elmer Swett
Austin Stevens
Price
Lawrence Richens
Baby
Richens
Bishop
C. L. Richens
Duchesne
William Harrison
Varda Clark
Helen Richens
BYU
Prove Viet
C.L. Richens
Lawrence
Keith
Fielding
Salt Lake City
Trovo
Wiley Collett
LDS Church
Salt’ Lake City
Ward Relief Society
Clara
Preece
Stella
Freestone
Hayden
Hacking
Fen
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Phoebe C, Litster
Grandpa Bingham
Masser
Old Fort
Thornburg
Nonis Dort
Joseph Hygeiog
Allo
Phosbe C
IK Moria
Aed
Emerson
CY Jewelry Company
Hotel
Vernal
Balt Lake
Oxden
Reed Gold Plate
Allevek
Roy NG
Ruby Weick
Horgens
Dev
Pete
Sam
John
Vernal Drug CO
Utah
Maeser Donna W. Collett
Melvin Collier
Gee
Colorado
Wallace, Slaugh
Puree
Ben G. Slaugh
Sacrament Meeting
Lapoint
The
Davis Naomi Slaugh
Aaagi Sprit
Ashley
Alma Preece
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