Showing posts with label Mary Ann Ashton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mary Ann Ashton. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 10, 2026

News Articles Including Isaac John Wardle and Mary Ashton Wardle

 Newspaper excerpts shared with me by my brother Charlie.  They include death notice for Mary Ann Ashton Wardle and arrest for Cohabitation of Isaac Wardle and real estate notices..

Salt Lake Times Dec. 24, 1890

Salt Lake Herald Oct. 4, 1891

Salt Lake Herald March 8, 1892

Deseret Weekly June 14, 1890

Deseret Evening News, Sept 13, 1890.
Deseret News, April 1,1869

Deseret Evening News, June 5, 1890

Deseret Evening News, April 7, 1869

Deseret Evening News, April 16, 1869

Deseret Evening News, Sept 18, 1890

Thursday, May 1, 2025

My Display at the Stake Family History Day

 I offered a brief display at the Family History Day in our stake.  

Isaac John Wardle on the left and Mary Ann Ashton as depicted by Julia Rogers.  Isaac said he helped with many burials of handcart pioneers.  This painting depicts just after Betsy passed away and she is with her older sister Sarah.  Father had already left the trek going with the infantry in Laramie.  



Sunday, May 28, 2017

Birth Record for Mary Ann Ashton



Among other things this record reports Mary's parents, Sarah Ann Ashton (Barlow) and William Ashton.  It gives her father's career as a spinner.  Her mother signs with an X.  The date of birth is July 1851.  It was registered on the ninth so birth is before the ninth.  I can't make out a day.

Thursday, September 17, 2015

Isaac Wardle in the Deseret News

Kristine Frederickson who writes a blog for the Deseret News, included a story about Isaac Wardle who she says is her great-great-great-great grandfather.  She also talks about William Haston Wardle and Mary Ashton.  I would recommend you check out the link because this is very touching.  She talks about Isaac being obedient in hauling Langley across the plains, digging so many graves and chopping down firewood.  His obedience likely saved his life.

Saturday, August 22, 2015

Quick Trip to South Jordan Cemetery

I looked at the directory of the cemetery as we were leaving, and there are many more Wardle names, perhaps 100, all related some how.  However these are the names I found quickly with Natalia's help.
Great great great Grandparents John and Mary Wardle.  They crossed the plains in the Robinson Handcart Company of 1860.

Isaac's brother and his wife, Mary Dickson. James also crossed the plains with the Robinson Company.

 
Isaac's second wife Mary Ann Ashton Wardle.  Crossed the plains in the Martin handcart Company


Sunday, May 12, 2013

Mary Ann Ashton: Note

Mary Ann Ashton Wardle b 1840 1850 Oldham, Lanchastershire, Eng
d. Apr. 5, 1869 - So Jordan, Utah
died at birth of son
William Haston Wardle
(only child)
Sept. 14, 1867 married
Isaac John Wardle
endowment house - SL.
plural wife - 2nd

I think these notes of those of my father, which would also be the source of identification.  I am sure he asked his father James Wilford Wardle Sr.

Charlie says not Dad nor Grandma because of a different r, maybe Grandpa.