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HISTORICAL
DOCUMENTS OF THE CROSBY FAMILY OF
ST. GEORGE AND PANGUITCH, UTAH
The wife and children of Joshua Crosby joined the LDS Church at Portland, New York in the late 1830s, beginning with their youngest son, Jesse Wentworth Crosby. Members of the family became intimately involved in the settlement of Nauvoo, Illinois and many Utah communities including Salt Lake City, St. George and Panguitch. Ultimately Joshua joined his family in Utah almost three decades later. This site presents historical documents and essays on some of my paternal ancestors. A short history of my maternal ancestors, including the Rees, Edmunds and Lamb families of Wales, Utah is also included.
The table below provides links to biographical essays and/or historical documents relating to each individual ancestor. Select the link by clicking on the designated material in the right hand column.
PATERNAL ANCESTORS: |
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| BUNKER, Edward | Ogden, Utah Santa Clara, Utah Bunkerville, Nevada |
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| CROSBY, Hannah Adelia Bunker | Bunkerville, Nevada Panguitch, Utah |
Autobiography Family Obituaries Correspondence |
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| CROSBY, Hannah Elida Baldwin | Salt Lake City, Utah St. George, Utah |
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| CROSBY, Jesse Wentworth | Nauvoo, Illinois Salt Lake City, Utah St. George, Utah Overton, Nevada |
Autobiography Documents Writings |
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| CROSBY, John Silas | Autobiography Journal and Family Record Correspondence |
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| CROSBY, Joshua | Portland, New York St. George, Utah |
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| CROSBY, Mary Ann Owens | Historical Sketch Correspondence |
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| CROSBY, Samuel Obed | St. George, Utah Bunkerville, Nevada Panguitch, Utah |
Two Short Histories Family Obituaries Correspondence |
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| OWENS, William Thomas, Sr. | Panguitch, Utah |
MATERNAL ANCESTORS: |
| The REES, LAMB and EDMUNDS families were Welsh and English emigrants who settled in Wales, Sanpete County, Utah in the 1860s. A brief history of these three families is located here. |
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