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1st Husband of Paternal Step-Aunt: Living – 5174 Living 5175 = Living 540 + Garl William 525 – Living 100 = Living 3 – Kellie Jeanette 1 Paternal Step-Aunt: Living – 530 Living 540 + Garl William 525 – Living 100 = Living 3 – Kellie Jeanette 1 +: Parent -: Child =: Spouse #: […]

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This Day In Our Family History

1814 Elizabeth Packer died in Cambridge, Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom at the age of 81. Records show she was buried this day as well 1892 Elizabeth Harper died in Mile End, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom at the age of 68 1944 William Josiah Sperry was buried, plot Latona 96-1-W, at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, which […]

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Journal: Jeanette Sperry

1947 (Monday) – Washed then went to the Library. In the evening I attended The Daughters of the Pioneer Meeting. Before I returned home, Eva (Eva Ruth Lunt) and George (George Thornton Holman) called as they came to town. I was sorry I missed them, but got in touch with them by telephone. They are […]

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How Are We Related?

Paternal Step-Uncle: Living – 529 Living 539 + Garl William 525 – Living 100 = Living 3 – Kellie Jeanette 1 1st Wife of Paternal Step-Uncle: Living – 5173 Living 5173 = Living 539 + Garl William 525 – Living 100 = Living 3 – Kellie Jeanette 1 +: Parent -: Child =: Spouse #: […]

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This Day In Our Family History

1663 Daniel Robbins, age 36, and Hope Potter, age 21, were married in New Haven County, Connecticut, United States. This was the only known marriage for both 1905 Rebecca Bishop completed her endowment ordinance, by proxy, for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in The Church’s Salt Lake Utah Temple, which is […]

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Journal: Jeanette Sperry

1947 (Sunday) – I attended Sunday School and Fast Meeting, the meeting was very interesting as they gave the first part for the young folks to bear testimony, which many did, followed by the older ones and sometimes two or three would rise at the same time. I did not go to meeting in the […]

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