A BADGER STORY One time when we going out on the flat to prepare the ground for planting, we came upon a family of badgers. The next day we brought a trap and wet it. When we came back we had caught one but it was down the hole so far that we couldn’t pull […]
Read More History: David William Rowley1904 (Saturday) – I took Alfred (Alfred Oscar Lunt, Jr.) and Baby (Charles Gilbert Lunt) to quarterly conference. Apostle George Albert Smith and Elder Nesbit came on the morning train. They spoke fine to us. I went down to Grandma Lunt’s (Priscilla Pitt) for dinner. In the afternoon Brother Smith was comparing Nephi as it […]
Read More Journal: Jeanette SperryMaternal 1st Cousin; Daughter of Maternal Aunt, Donna Diane Smith […]
Read More Spotlight: Rebeckah Birk1980 Shedrick James Lunt was baptized, by proxy, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in The Church’s Salt Lake Utah Temple, which is located at 50 North West Temple in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States. *Per family search, family records shows he was baptized 1 January […]
Read More This Day In Our Family HistoryWe had two classes in Sunday School and since I (David William Rowley) was too old for the small class, they let me join the adults. Ralph Hoggan had just returned from a mission to Hawaii and he was a very good teacher of the Book of Mormon. As a result of his teaching, I […]
Read More History: David William Rowley1904 (Friday) – Finished making me a house dress. In the evening Alveretta Evans came up for me to help her prepare an essay on prayer.
Read More Journal: Jeanette SperryHusband of Maternal Aunt, Donna Diane Smith […]
Read More Spotlight: Douglas Jones Birk1972 Effie Druscilla Nelson was buried, plot A-19-020-08, at Pleasant Grove City Cemetery, which is located at 500 North Main in Pleasant Grove, Utah, Utah, United States. Her Find a Grave ID is: 38305 https://www.findagrave.com.memorial/38305/effie-druscilla-blackhurst
Read More This Day In Our Family HistoryThese early years on the dry farm were very wonderful. Dad (Hugh Thompson Rowley) was a powder man on the dug way for the county and sometimes we children (Hugh Francis, David William, Verda May, Emerson Adis and Walter Illith Rowley) would walk down the canyon to meet him as he came home from work. […]
Read More History: David William Rowley2nd Husband of Maternal Aunt, Cheryl Jeanette Smith […]
Read More Spotlight: David Glenn
