Family Preserves

Sarah sent a couple links with information for Bathsheba Van Meter.

The first link is “History and Genealogy of Fenwick’s Colony” By Thomas Shourds (on Google Books).

I haven’t entered family history information that far back (I’m trying to follow the start at the present and work your way back methodology), So I’ll have to look in the Book of Remembrance to see how Bathsheba Van Meter who married Thomas Brooks is related to the Bathsheba Van Meter at Fenwick’s Colony.

The second link is list of Vanmeters from the Old Daretown Presbyterian Cemetery. I don’t see Bathsheba Van Meter (died 21 Aug 1866) on the list. Does anyone know where she was buried?

Is her surname Van Meter, Van meter or Vanmeter?

I have corresponded with David who has an ancestor’s sister (Beatrice) that married William Harding, her 3rd & last Hubby, no children are reported. She is buried under the Harding name at Aultorest Park in Ogden.

This is interesting because I didn’t realize that William was married more than once. I’ll have to double check and update and the records.

This photo of Gardner and Maria Dunn Curtis was provided to me by Shauna Hart.

Update: This picture has been printed in a Thornton Family Book as Gardner and Maria, and a cropped picture of the woman has been printed in the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Volume as Maria Dunn Curtis, family members in Salt Lake who are related through Gardner’s son, Uriah Eugene and his wife, Sarah Mendenhall, have pictures of him hanging on their wall, say this picture is Uriah Eugene and his wife, Sarah, not Gardner and Maria. I have a number of pictures of Uriah Eugene and Sarah and agree with them. I would be surprised if a picture of Gardner and Maria exists. I have never seen one in all the gathering and searching I have done.

www.online-ofb.de

Fritz Heinrich TIEDECK * 15.10.1902 in Bommelsvitte + 26.06.1944 in Ssenno
Bemerkungen:(notes) Beruf: Amtsgehilfe, Betriebsleiter

Ehegatten (spouses)		Kinder (children)
1.Ehegatte: (1st spouse)	Auguste Minna HEß * 14.12.1901 in Schirwindt + 21.12.1988 in Hilden oo 26.09.1924 in Memel (StA)	Fritz Gerhard TIEDECK Dorothea Anna Hildegard TIEDECK Christel Lotte Maria TIEDECK
	Bemerkungen:(notes)
Eltern (parents)		Geschwister (siblings)
Vater: (father)	Michel TYDECKS * 13.07.1874 in Mellneraggen + 10.03.1910	Keine Geschwister gefunden! (No siblings found!)
Mutter: (mother)	Dorothea LIKAIT * 02.12.1875 in Bommelsvitte + 1945 in Danzig

Mike Brooks told me tonight that he remembers Agnes Hay Park McCall being alive. He remember she was married to William.

Isaac Morley and his family is listed in Statistics of the Winter Quarters Fifth Ward Residential Area at BYU’s Winters Quarters Project. It also lists Lucy Diantha Morley’s grave (#285), but this seems to conflict with the family records I have.

I’ve reinstalled the genealogy section of the website. You can search Michele’s family history, I’m waiting for an updated gedcom file from my father for the roper line. To edit information or access information on living individuals register for a new account.

Geo Michael Tiedeck
City: Brooklyn
County: Kings
State: New York
Birthplace: New York;United States of America
Birth Date: May 7 1895
Race: Caucasian
Roll: 1754500
DraftBoard: 60

Yesterday I read:

Brother Morley and his wife Lucy were adopted and sealed to President Brigham Young’s family the day before the Saints were driven from Nauvoo (February 3, 1846). Elder Heber C. Kimball officiated in this ordinance work with A.W. Syman as a witness.”

The Life & Contributions of Isaac Morley. [Page 105 (112)]