Monuments and Markers - Noble Hurricane Pioneers

 Hurrican Vally Heritage Park

Noble Hurricane Pioneers 

Note: the Pioneer Women are included

Listed Grandparents :

John Wood Sr 1819-1911

John Wood Jr 1858-1931

Sarah Jane Gibson Wood 1863-1936

John Andrew Wood 1883-1932

Laura Elizabeth Parker 1889-1970

Listed Aunts and Uncles:

George Andrew Gibson 1861-1952

Emily Wood Gibson 1867-1951

Ether Wood 1889-1974

Augusta B. Carter Wood 1888-1965

Angus Franlin Ballard 1885-1992

Ivie Wood 1891-1985

William Erwin Wood 1893-1969

Elsie Stout 1892-1980

Claudius Wood  1896-1944

Marguerite Dalton 1896-1974

Listed Cousins:

George Henry Wood Jr 1882-1976

Iva Orilla Williams Wood 1890-1964

Joseph Andrew Scow 1883-1962

Emily Ellen (Ella) Wood Scow 1884-1919

Orin Wood 1886-1923

Harriet Fidelia Flanigan 1887-1918

Anna Jennings 1884-1965

Lafayette Hall 1888-1980

Mary bertha Wood 1889-1980

Elmer Ford Wood 1892-1964

Josephine Spendlove Wood 1895-1927

John Nennial Wood 1897-1952

Martha Bradshaw Wood 1900-1964

George Wood Gibson 1885-1942/45

Jessie Helen Jennings 1889-1974

Jessie Bliss 1885-1961

Ellen Mae Gibson 1885-1972

John Edgar Gibson 1889-1973

Wealth Workman Gibson 1893- 

William Abner Gibson 1892-1953

Reeta Iantha Campbell Gibson 1896-1980 

Henry Melvin Gibson 1894-1963

Historical facts: Hurricane was first settled in 1896. The Hurricane Canal brought water to the area. It built over a period of 11 years (1893–1904), mostly by pick and shovel.

One of the WOOD families of Grafton, Utah

Sarah Jane GIBSON WOOD and oldest child John Andrew WOOD 1883

Children of Sarah Jane GIBSON and John WOOD Jr. 1897

oldest to youngest: 1-John Andrew, 4-Ether, 5-Ivie, 6-William Erwin, 7-Claudius.

not pictured: 8-Clarence not yet born,
and three girls who died as infants 2-Ellen May, 3-Pearl Ann, 9-Josephine.
All nine WOOD children born in Grafton, Utah.