Happy Mother and Father's Day

2022 (generations 1,2,3) Mick and Lark / Parents of 4 daugthers / Grandparents of 10

1987 (generations 2,3,4) Lee and Wanda REASOR / Parents of 4 daugthers and 1 son / Grandparents of  21

1981 (generations 2,3,4) Kirt and Camilla WOOD / Parents of 4 daugthers and 2 sons / Grandparents of  29

1956 (generations 3,4,5) Ensign and Ella SMITH / Parents of 4 daugthers and 1 son / Grandparents of 22. 

1898 (generations 4,5,6) Isaac and Camilla SMITH / Parents of 8 sons 4 daughters / Grandparents of 38

1950 (generations 3,5,6) Herbert and Amy HAWKES / Parents of 4 daughters and 5 sons / Grandparents of 35

[pictured 3- Gr Grand Lark, 5- daughter Ella SMITH, 6-Amy HAWKES]

 

 

Root and Branch

D&C 110: 15 To turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the children to the fathers, lest the whole earth be smitten with a curse—

TG Family, Love within;Genealogy and Temple Work; Salvation for the Dead. 

Pictured: Nine Generations

2012      one-two-three-

 WOOD and SMITH 1986      -two-three-four-

SMITH and HAWKES 1956      -three-four-five-

SMITH and ENSIGN abt 1908      -five-six-

ENSIGN and DUNN abt 1888      -six-seven-

DUNN (1803-1883) and RAWSON not pictured (1811-1843)    -eight-

 

 RAWSON (1787-1854) and CARPENTER (1788-1862)      -nine-

NOTE: Both fathers of generation ten - Abner RAWSON (1764-18546) and  Elihu CARPENTER(1752-1827) were Revolutionary War Soldiers. 

Isaac and Camilla SMITH family Portrait 1909

Identification confirmation is welcomed.

Based on other photos with sure identifications and the family group record my semi informed guess is:

Isaac and Camilla SMITH
family portrait taken July of 1909 in Logan Utah.

back left: father-Isaac SMITH (1857-1914), Isaac Samuel SMITH ["Ike"] (1878-1936) his next to his seated wife Lula Annie YEATES (1884-1969), Wesley Ensign SMITH (1888-1943), Theron Ensign SMTIH (1893-1953), Leona SMITH HENDRICKS (1895-1940),
left front row seated: Sarah Ann SMITH LEWIS ["Dolly"] (1891-1944), mother-Harriet "Camilla" ENSIGN SMITH (1859-1930), grandson-Luther Yeates SMITH (1905-1957) the son of Isaac Samuel and Lula Annie SMITH, Ruby SMITH NASH (1905-1960), Malcolm Wooding SMITH (1901-1950), George "Ensign" SMITH (1998-1967), William Richard SMITH ["Will"] (1884-1950),
very front center; granddaughter-Virginia SMITH (1906-1998) daughter of Isaac Samuel and Lula Annie SMITH.

NOTE: This identification accounts for and includes every Isaac and Camilla SMITH family member living between spring of 1906 and fall of 1909. The youngest daughter Ruby SMITH b.Nov 1905 is younger than oldest grandson Luther Yeates SMITH b.Mar 1905. The smallest child if it is Virginia SMITH b.May 1906 looks about 2 years. old.

See earlier family portrait 1898:
See other family photos.
NOTE: There were 12 children born between 1878 and 1905 to Isaac SMITH and Harriet Camilla Ensign. Their children who had died before this 1908 family portrait were Martin Luther SMITH (1881-1884), Mary Camilla SMITH (1886-1899), Theodore Roosevelt SMITH (1903-1904). Isaac SMITH also had a second family with 7 children born between 1895 and 1913 to he and Elizabeth FUHRIMAN.

Home of Isaac and Camilla SMITH 1898

Isaac and Harriet Camilla ENSIGN SMITH family and Logan, Utah home 1898.

back row left: father-Isaac SMITH (1857-1914), William Richard SMITH (1884-1950) called "Will", mother-Camilla SMITH (1859-1930), front left: Theron (1893-1952), Leona (1895-1940), baby in buggy George "Ensign" (1898-1967), Sarah Ann (1891-1944) called "Dolly", "Wesley" Ensign (1888-1943) and Mary Camilla (1886-1899).

[There were 12 children in this family - not pictured are Isaac Samuel (1878-1936) called "Ike", Martin Luther SMITH (1881-1884), , children not yet born are Malcolm Woodruff SMITH (1901-1950), Theodore Roosevelt SMITH (1903-1904), Ruby SMITH (1905-1960).]

See 1908 SMITH family Portrait

The house didn't move but the street name changed. The 1900 Census 36 I Street. The 1910 Census 91 South 2nd East. The west side of the Logan temple is on I street also S 2nd East. The house was across that street and about 2 blocks south. Or one block east and one block south of the Logan tabernacle. North or south of the river I don't know. By the 1920 Census my widowed Greatgrandmother and her two very youngest children live at 91 South 2nd East. These youngest two children were not yet born in the photo below. My great grandfather died in 1914 and my grandfather came home from WWI and married in 1919. My great grandmother died there in 1930.

I Street became 2nd East

Reunion at the home in the 1930s