For Mother's Day See Our Angel Grandmothers

Genration 1

Genration 2

Genration 3

Genration 4

REASOR/Wood

  

Wanda Myrl ROBERSON

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Camilla SMITH

Genration 5

REASOR/Roberson

Lillie Belle LYTEL

Edna Lula SEATON

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WOOD/Smith

Laura Elizabeth PARKER

Amy Ella HAWKES

Genration 6

REASOR/Lytle

Elizabeth Jane BELL

Louisiana BROWN

ROBERSON/Seaton

Mary Ann DENBO

Rhoda Helen BAYSINGER

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WOOD/Parker

Sarah Jane GIBSON

Elizabeth Ann DAVIS

SMITH/Hawkes

Harriet Camilla ENSIGN called MIllie

Sarah Amy JONES

Genration 7

REASOR/Bell

Frances GRADY called Fannie

no photo

Elizabeth CURL

LYTLE/Brown

Mary Elizabeth CREWS

no photo

Louisiana WILLIAMS called Lucy

no photo

ROBERSON/Denbo

Fannie Eliza FROMAN

Lucinda MATHERS

SEATON/Baysinger

Mary Elizabeth RIGGLE

no photo

 

Martha Ann TAYLOR

no photo

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WOOD/Gibson

Ellen SMITH

Ann Elizabeth NEWMAN

PARKER/Davis

Almeda Sophia ROUNDY called Sophi

Polly W#ILLIAMS

SMITH/Ensign

Sarah Jane INGRAM

Mary DUNN

HAWKES/Jones

Eliza COLE

Sarah WORLEY

Genration 8

REASOR/Grady

Mary Agnes RAZOR

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Eliza Ann BAGGERLY

no photo

BELL/Curl

Elizabeth YATES

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Mariah STEPRO

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LITTLE/Crews

Mary CLEMMONS

no photo

 

Elizabeth SMITH called Betty

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BROWN/Williams

Louisa Ann WILLIAMS

no photo

 

Winifred LANIER

 no photo

ROBERSON/Froman

Esther Ada YATES

no photo

 

Mary WATSON

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DENBO/Mathers 

Jane LOWRY

no photo

 

Malinda B. CRAWFORD

no photo

 

SEATON/Riggle

Prudence ROBERTS

no photo

 

Elizabeth JENKINS

no photo

BAYSINGER/Taylor

 Anna Barbara BLECHER

 no photo

 

Sarah BOURNE

no photo

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WOOD/Smith

Sarah MAY

no photo 

Ellen GARNER

no photo

GIBSON/Newman

 

Mary EVANS

 no photo 

Elizabeth HUGHES

PARKER/Roundy

Mary DAVIS

no photo 

Bestey QUIMBY

DAVIS/ Williams

Rachel MORRIS

no photo 

Marcy Jane LUCUS

SMITH/Ingram

Sarah WOODING

Susannah GRIFFITHS

no photo

ENSIGN/Dunn

Mary BRONSON

Adaline RAWSON

no photo

HAWKES/Cole

Mary Ann MILES

Sarah LARNDER

JONES/Worley

Mary WILLIAMS

Catherine WILLMORE

Genration 9

those with available photos

NEWMAN/Huges

Ann COLBURN

Ann PARTRIDGE

ROUNDY/Quimby

Lucretia NEEDHAM

DUNN/Rawson

Betsey CARPENTER

WORLEY/Willmore

Catherine RUDHALL

Mother's Day

1948

a girl

1949

two girls

1952

three girls

1954

four girls

1965

a boy

1969

another boy

1990

Mother has become Grandmother

Generations of Four Daughters

1925 HAWKES Ethel, Eva, Amy Jones, Kate, Ella

1967 SMITH Leona, Myrle, Ella Hawkes, Camilla, Amy

1971 WOOD Denise, Gaye, Lark, Corinne, Camilla Smith

2021 REASOR Courtlin, Jordan, Talyn, Brecken, Lark Wood

211 Years 9 Mother Generations

 211 Years 9 Mother to Mother Generations

Happy Mothers Day Grandma May 2020

Grandma Tell Me

Happy Mothers Day Grandma 

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Thomas Jones Poem to His Mother

Married: 9 May 1816

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LINES INSCRIBED TO MY MOTHER [Mary Trow Jones]

by Thomas Jones Dearest Mother thou that dwellest In a Cottage near the line Would to God I lived more near thee I could blend my Prayers with thine. O’er my days of youth and childhood Thou didst watch with tender care ‘Twas thy lips that first did teach me For to breathe my earliest prayer. Would to God I loved more near thee I could teach the words sublime Which are contained within the Gospel Revealed to man for the last time. Twenty years have gone and past us Since the Gospel I first heard But through all my cares and trouble, I ne’er forgot the precious word. Which I obeyed when it was taught me By a humble man of God Called and ordained to preach the Gospel Altho a tiller of the sod. ‘Tis the Gospel that was promised Should again be brought to man By an Angel from the heavens According as John’s vision ran. Then dearest Mother let me pray you To this message lend an ear And obey what has been taught you By your son who loves you dear. Never mind the scoffs or scandal Raised by people or the Priest Buckle on the Gospel Armor Come and join fair freedom’s feast. Thomas wrote this poem to his Mother who remained in England when he immigrated to America. Since she was baptized in the Endowment House by proxy after her death, she must not have joined the church during her lifetime. This poem was Thomas’ testimony to her. She died eight months after he arrived in Utah and may not have received this poem before her death.