(The Idaho Journal Pocatello) Being willing for adventure has made a rich 95 years of living for the oldest male resident in this county. William Peter Camp, known as “Uncle Peter” to his friends, will be 96 on April 19. For the last few months he’s been staying in the Daniels Rest home, 1910 McKinley, …
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Born 27 December 1888 at Malad, Idaho Died 13 June 1953 at Malad, Idaho How does one write about his Mother? Can one possibly recall to mind all the tears she might have shed in his behalf, or recompense for all the toil and tribulations she had born. I think not. Perhaps some small precept …
A Sketch of The Life of My Mother “Mary Adams” (Jones) My Mother, Mary Adams was born May 27, 1877, at Malad Oneida County, Idaho. The daughter of Benmanim Nephi Adams and Mary Ann Clark. There were twelve children in the family, eleven girls and one boy. My mother being the fifth child. She was …
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Child’s Grave Only Reminder of Failed Daniels Town Dream By Mary Matthews, Journal Correspondent A tiny grave on a high hill marks what was once the dream of that baby’s grandfather, for a permanent townsite in the Daniels area of Oneida County. Fifty-five years ago, homesteaders had already begun an exodus from their allotted 160 …
By Arvilla M. Arbon and Delta Arbon Harmon Headshot picture of George Arbon) George Arbon, son of John Cavelor and Rebecca Dennis, was born in Graveley, Cambridgeshire, England, January 5, 1840. At the age of 22 he left his native country sailing to the United States on May 17, 1862. He was on the water …
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In the year of January 22, 1934, on Monday morning, Vernon’s mother Mary Adams Jones was washing dishes on the coal stove and I, Zelma A. Jones was wiping them. His mother said she had had a bad dream last night. She proceeded to tell me the following- Ed Nielsen and Arthur Moon, her two …
Life Sketch Lorenzo Anderson was born March 8, 1879 at Wanship, Summit County, Utah. He was the son of Archibald King Anderson and Hannah Acomb Anderson, early Utah pioneers. Lorenzo grew up on the family farm and attended school in Wanship. In 1904 he came to Malad Valley to assist his brothers who were in …
A Brief Sketch Mary Ellen Rees was born December 29, 1877 in Provo, Utah to Moroni and Emily Vaughan Rees, the fourth child in a family of six boys and three girls. Her hair was ‘white as cotton’ at birth but gradually turned to a very dark brown. She was a small, lithe, little lady …
Maude Ann Evans Anderson was born in Malad City, Idaho, 21 Aug. 1899 to Richard M. Evans and Alice Evans Evans. Her parents were of pioneer heritage and were early residents of Malad Valley. Maude was the youngest of five children but two brothers, David and Gomer died in childhood. Maude was adored by her …
Written and compiled by Ina Jean Hall Andersen Faith in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and the unselfish love for their children, was the deciding factor to which James Arbon and Susan Newman encouraged their children to come to America. Times were hard in England, and they wanted their children to have …
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