Please use these pictures with the above link which explains where everyone fits in.
Isaac Wardle
married (1) Martha Egbert
Isaac John Wardle married Alice Robinson
Samuel Smith Wardle (died as infant)
Crilla Marie Wardle Married Zachariah Butterfield
Araminta Wardle married Daniel Densley
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| labeled Mintia; Could the other be Crilla? |
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| This is unlabeled, I am leaning towards William Haston and Araminta |
Joseph Smith Wardle married Sabrina Ann Beckstead
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| Charles and Joseph |
Hyrum Smith Wardle (died as infant)
Silas DeRoy Wardle married Emaline Orgill
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Junius F Wardle married Edna Frances Vawdrey
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| Charles and Junius |
Edgar Ray Wardle (died as infant)
Etna May Wardle Married John Willie Palmer
(2) Mary Ann Ashton
William Haston Wardle married Annie Serena Sorensen
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| William Haston and Annie Sorensen Wardle |
3) Clara Sophia Eleanor Meyer
Charles Meyers Wardle married Harriet Rhodehouse
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| Charles and Harriette |
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| Charles and Joseph |
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| Charles and Junius |
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Hannah Wardle married Robert Newman Holt
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| Hannah and Etna May |
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| Hannah and children |
Atheamer M. Wardle married Rose Alice Powell
Wilford Woodruff Wardle .
Michael Wardle: Billy,
ReplyDeleteI commend your work to make the information available to all. Correction is needed for my grandfather Atheamer--no "L" in it. Interested to know what you found as to his middle name. His grave marker is Atheamer H. Wardle but somewhere in the many documents I vaguely recall a middle initial "M" but it doesn't show up in anything official, not his patriarchal blessing (which has him as Adheamer) nor his ordination certificates. Even in the financial documents that include Junius F. Wardle, there are none that have a middle initial for Atheamer.
Interesting what “comes around.” Last year I purchased “The Orphans” painting from a studio in St. George. The information provided by the owner included the November 1916 Langley Bailey letter to Isaac John which she thought I might be interested which she had received from a Bailey family member. I thanked her but noted that the letter was found among the records left to me by my father—that I had personally met with the Bailey family and provided that letter to them as I also did to the museum at Martin’s Cove.
I need to get together with Paul Romrell—soon—to review information left to him by “Aunt Faye.” If “originals” are found, I will copy them for the Isaac John collection in the Church History Department in SLC.
I recently encountered a “new” family member, LaMont Bostrom of Nampa, Idaho, quite by coincidence in the Boise Temple and was able to provide the Isaac John CD (available to any and all) to him and his family; also to two other long-distance cousins that were unaware of the 2010 reunion.
Michael Wardle
208.385.7730
We had a grand daughter of Langley in our ward and I provided her with a copy of the letter from the C.D. you provided me. Very touching.
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ReplyDeleteThis is really lovely and amazing photography . I love your work , great photography collections ..
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