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101	I couldn't sort out the wives. On the IGI, there are different dates for his birth, so I don't know if all the records belong to the same Moses Cluff	CLUFF, Moses (I206)
102	Idaho Marriages, 1842-1996 Marriage Date: Mar 30, 1922, Gooding Co., Idaho Source: Marriage book at the County Courthouse located in Gooding Co., ID in Volume 2 on Page 2.	Family F3897328
103	IGI Film 537443 has dates for Baptism & Endowment and also another record showing Child	HALL, Salley OR Sarah (I771)
104	IGI has birth date 03 SEP 1882 but the headstone says March	NOBLET OR NOBLIT, Emily J. (I4348)
105	IGI Ordinance record does not show [S] - This is in the Ordinance Database per a letter to Marilyn Gurney from the Family History Department dated 28 Mar 2003	WILLIAMS, Gordon J (I3)
106	Invalid baptism temple code: L.A.. Invalid endowment temple code: L.A.. Invalid seal-to-parents temple code: L.A..	KEMMISH, Mary (I1281)
107	Invalid baptism temple code: L.A.. Invalid endowment temple code: L.A.. Invalid seal-to-parents temple code: L.A..	KEMMISH, Daniel (I1282)
108	Invalid baptism temple code: LG..	HAYDEN, Allen (I235)
109	Invalid baptism temple code: LIV.	DAVIS, Lydia (I177)
110	Invalid baptism temple code: LVG.	BEECHER, Orvil Lemuel (I126)
111	Invalid baptism temple code: OceAN.	KEMMISH, Peter Charles (I1279)
112	Invalid endowment temple code: SLT.	HOLLADAY, Mary Eliza (I1451)
113	Invalid seal-to-parents temple code: LG..	KNUTTI, Rosina (I129)
114	Invalid seal-to-parents temple code: SEENOTES.	STOWELL, William Rufus Rogers (I1438)
115	Invalid seal-to-parents temple code: SL..	WHEELER, Armynta Clevia Or Cleora (I260)
116	Invalid seal-to-parents temple code: W.	FOWLER, John (I1270)
117	Invalid sealing-to-spouse temple code: GH.	Family F255
118	Invalid sealing-to-spouse temple code: LG..	Family F185
119	Invalid sealing-to-spouse temple code: SL..	Family F271
120	Invalid sealing-to-spouse temple code: SLC.	Family F241
121	Isabelle Tonks Thacker is the daughter of Rachel V.Tonks and William Thacker. She married John Ephraim Mouton March 23, 1882 in Salt Lake City, Utah. They had eight children: Charlotte Elizabeth Moulton, John Thomas Moulton, Frederick William Moulton, Addison Charles Moulton, Deyce Bell Moulton, Albert Thacker Moulton, Ernest Dewey Moulton and Ethel Fern Moulton. Isabell and John took in nephew Claude Merlin Thacker to live in their home for six and a half years. They already had seven children at that time. John and Isabell had built their brick home in Heber City. Both Isabell and John were active in church and civic affairs. He belonged to the Dramatic society and took part in many plays. When Heber 2nd Ward Chapel and the Amusement Hall was being built, he was head of the finance committee. He was Mayor of Heber City. He was very kind hearted and generous. Isabell was ambitious. She worked for people in their homes to help the family income. She bought the first sewing machine the family owned. She paid her own tuition and went to school, later becoming one of the first school teachers in Daniel. The family was very sociable and talented in music. They loved to sing and often met with other families for an evening of music. Isabell was an attractive young lady with light naturally wavy hair and blue eyes, and a happy disposition.	THACKER, Isabella (I374)
122	Jackson County Marriage Book #16 Index for 1930-1932,page 315.	Family F3897327
123	James Heber Moulton was sealed to 3 women who were sisters according to the IGI. 1. Euphemia Ann Caroll 23 Sep 1874 EHOUS Born: 9 June 1856 Died: 18 Apr 1914 2. Emily Jane Carroll 19 Aug 1914 SLAKE Born: Abt 1850 Died: 17 Sep 1944 3. Margaret Isabel Carroll 19 Aug 1914 SLAKE Born: 14 May 1866 Died: 6 Sep 1879 Note: Margaret was age 10 when she died, but she was sealed to James Heber Moulton on the same day as the 2nd wife.	MOULTON, James Heber (I90)
124	John Ephraim Moulton is the son of Sarah Denton and Thomas Moulton. He married Isabelle Tonks Thacker March 23, 1882 in Salt Lake City, Utah. They had eight children: Charlotte Elizabeth Moulton, John Thomas Moulton, Frederick William Moulton, Addison Charles Moulton, Deyce Bell Moulton, Albert Thacker Moulton, Ernest Dewey Moulton and Ethel Fern Moulton. Isabell and John took in nephew Claude Merlin Thacker to live in their home for six and a half years. They already had seven children at that time. John and Isabell had built their brick home in Heber City. John was very industrious and worked with several other men in the community making bricks to build their homes. Both Isabell and John were active in church and civic affairs. He belonged to the Dramatic society and took part in many plays. When Heber 2nd Ward Chapel and the Amusement Hall was being built, he was head of the finance committee. He was Mayor of Heber City. He was very kind hearted and generous. ----------------------------------- On Wednesday morning of this week the people of Heber were shocked to hear about the death of their mayor; John E. Moulton, as a result of complications starting with pneumonia. The funeral services will be held at the Stake Tabernacle today (Friday) at 1 o'clock. Mr. Moulton is known by all and is highly respected. He has filled many positions of trust both in church and in civil life and has acquitted himself well. From notes given us by the family we produce the following: John Ephraim Moulton was born at Heber City, Utah on September 16th 1860, was married to Isabell Tonks Thacker on March 23rd, 1882 and to this union were born eight children, seven of whom survive him. Viz. Mrs. Charlotte Giles, John T. Moulton, Addison C. Moulton, Deyce Bell Moulton, Albert T. Moulton, Ernest Dewey Moulton and Ethel Fern Moulton. Besides children and wife he leaves brothers and sisters, Joseph Moulton and James Heber Moulton of Heber, Charlotte Carrell of Grayson, Utah, Elizabeth Hicken of Heber, Charles Alma Moulton of Victor, Idaho. These together with many other relatives and friends mourn what seems to be the untimely death of the departed. His illnes was of brief duration. On Wednesday night of last week he attended the show and after returning home and retiring took a chill. He was carefully nursed from that time until he died but without lasting results. Bright's Disease took it's part in weakening the system and when the fatal pneumonia set in, friends and relatives feared the result though they remained faithful til the last. Tha family have the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement. My thanks goes to Lynn W. Johnson for this obituary.	MOULTON, John Ephriam (I96)
125	John W Williams was born to Lucy Alice before her marriage to Abednego Williams. Abednego & Lucy Allice were sealed to each other 15 Aug 1888 LOGAN. Temple records show the 3 boys were sealed to them that day: 1. John William Woolstenhulme Wilgus (1880) 2. Abednego Woolstenhulme Williams (1886) 3. William Woolstenhulme Williams (1888)	WILLIAMS, John W (I289)
126	John Williams was from Abednego Williams 1st Marriage to Catherine Sadler who died 03 May 1882. He was sealed to Abednego and Lucy Alice (2nd marr) 15 Aug 1888 LOGAN. (Film #178087 Pg 652) He was sealed to Abednego and Catherine (1st marr) 08 Dec 1967 SLAKE. (IGI Film #537485) His birth and death date are different on IGI Film #537485: Birth 30 Apr 1877 - Death 6 Mar 1880 Another John - John W Williams was born to Lucy Alice Woolstenhulme before she married Abednego - see his notes.	WILLIAMS, John (I623)
127	Joseph Moulton had 3 wifes: 1. Mary Elizabeth Giles md. 15 Dec 1868 EHOUS. Birth: 30 Jul 1852 Death: 21 May 1932 Joseph married these 2 sisters on the same date. 2. Jensine Maria Jensen 28 Feb 1876 Born: 1 Mar 1859 Died: 15 Sep 1932 3. Anne Catrina Jensen 28 Feb 1876 Born: 12 Mar 1857 Died: 11 Aug 1950 The 1880 Census shows the family with the 3 wives and children from each. The Census in 1900 show his family with his first wife. Anne is listed as a separate household. Jensine was not found	MOULTON, Joseph (I89)
128	Kirkendalls in Martindale Cemetery, Douglas County, Oregon http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GSiman=1&GScid=39087&GSfn=&GSln=Kirkendall	Family F3897351
129	Maybelle Angeline Bates was married twice: 1. David Cluff 13 Feb 1901-divorced 2. Rodney Earl Moulton 10 Apr 1920	BATES, Maybelle Angeline (I313)
130	MONUMENT: "In Grateful Remembrance of John Kunz II Approximately 200 Feet east of this site, the first house on the townsite of Bern was built in 1875 by John Kunz II. John Kunz II was born 20 January 1823 in Zwischen Flueh near Diemtigen, Canton Bern Switzerland. He married Rosina Knutti and they were baptized members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints on 27 February 1869 by Willard B. Richards. Accompanied by his wife and eight of their ten children, (the others came later), he emigrated from Switzerland on 6 July 1870. They arrived in Cache Valley, Utah in August 1870 and came to Ovid, Idaho in June 1871. Bern was first settled by John Kunz II and his numerous family in 1876. He was the first President of the L.D. S. Branch established in Bern in 1878. The Bern Ward was organized in 1890. He accepted the call of President Brigham Young to make cheese and he made the first cheese in Bear Lake County at Ovid. The cheese was made in a kettle which the people in Ovid had used for making soap. John Kunz II died in Bern on 16 February 1890. He and his wife are the parents of ten children, one hundred and twenty seven grandchildren and they are the common ancestors of the Kunz Families originating in Bern. They are buried in the Cemetery in Ovid." This monument is located on the north side of the road in the middle of Bern, Bear Lake County, Idaho. It was erected by Lyman Milton Kunz and Family. ---------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE BOOK, PIONEERS AND PROMINENT MEN OF UTAH, "EARLY CHURCH HISTORY" John Kunz II and Rosina Knutti arrived in Utah on August 5, 1870 as converts to the LDS Church. FAMILY RECORDS show 2 wives - Rosina Knutti and Catherine Zemp "MY MOTHER'S FATHER'S FAMILY: JOHN KUNZ II AND HIS WIFE, ROSINA KNUTTI" BY SHEILA RACHEL KOEVEN MESERVY: It is alleged that John Kunz II, my great grandfather, (a respected Simmental Cheese maker) stipulated at the time of his conversion that he would be baptized only upon condition that he not be asked to emigrate from Switzerland to Zion. Although he had vigorously opposed joining the Church, John II experienced a change in spirit and became a staunch supporter of the doctrines which were at first so new to him. Similarly, he and his wife, Rosina, soon felt the spirit of gathering and began making plans to emigrate. At the beginning of July 1870, 47 year old John Kunz II bade goodye to his aged parents, to his married son and daughter, all of whom were members of the Church, and to his sister and brother, and their families, as well as other relatives, neighbors, and friends. My grandfather, William Kunz, born 5 Dec. 1860, was baptized at 9 years of age prior to leaving Switzerland with his parents. In July 1870, John Kunz II and his wife, Rosina Knutti, and 8 single children left the "Moos" farm at Riedern, Switzerland to emigrate to Utah, having previously converted from the Reformed Church in the community of Diemtigen, Switzerland, to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. They were soon followed by other relatives who had been baptized in the cold waters of the creek 'Maeniggrundback' just below the farmhouses November 15, 1868; and some Feb. 27, 1869 in the icy waters of Kirelback creek. They spent the first winter in Logan, Utah before moving on up to Bern, Idaho (by Montpelier) in response to a call by Brigham Young to establish the dairy industry there.	KUNZ, Johannes or John II (I128)
131	My records had this dates, but I couldn't find them in IGI: Baptism 4 Dec 1864 Endowment 4 Dec 1879 I looked at the temple record when children were sealed to parents in 1885. Charlotte and Charles Alma were not there.	MOULTON, Charles Alma (I93)
132	No Gravestone Found	KUNZ, Martin (I47)
133	No Gravestone Found	KUNZ, William (I48)
134	No Gravestone found	KUNZ, Ezra (I1588)
135	No Gravestone Found	KUNZ, John Henry (I1589)
136	Not at Mount Pisgah Cemetery.	HAYDEN, Flora (I110)
137	Not married	KUNZ, Johan Gottfried (I134)
138	Obituary on FindAGrave: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=27421033	HARVEY, Mary Elizabeth (I564)
139	Obituary on FindAGrave: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=86470	DAY, Eldora (I316)
140	Obituary on FindAGrave: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=9195435	MOULTON, Ethora (I10614)
141	Oregon Death Index, 1903-98 /certificate 333	DENNIS, William Bert (I10518)
142	Oregon Historical Records shows Dupree, Julia Burch Therrien & Therrien, Julia Etta Burch	BURCH, Julia Etta (I10591)
143	Over 5000 burials at Sunbridge Cemetery. Every readable headstone has been photographed and posted on FindAGrave (sadly-only 88). As this was the city's "old" cemetery, the vast majority are unmarked.	MARLER, Allen Sr. (I1361)
144	Plot: A_82_2 Headstone	MOULTON, Moroni (I379)
145	Plot: A_82_3 Headstone	DAYBELL, Mary Ann (I2012)
146	POSSIBLE RECORD PROBLEMS: Birth date before parents' marriage date. Yes, dates are correct.	WILLIAMS, Shadrach (I62)
147	PROXY BAPTISM: 1 Apr 1968 Can't find original baptism in IGI.	WOOLSTENHULME, Ellen (I335)
148	PROXY BAPTISM: 17 Mar 1924 Date of original baptism is not in IGI.	BEECHER, Mary Elvira (I251)
149	PROXY BAPTISM: 18 Jul 1925 Logan Temple Flora Hayden was among the saints who had their endowments in the Nauvoo Temple before leaving. She died somewhere on her way to Salt Lake and so there is no way to find her original baptism date. She was surely baptized in Nauvoo or before she went there. Her endowments have been done several times and the date shown is the earliest one.	HAYDEN, Flora (I110)
150	PROXY BAPTISM: 29 Mar 2006 Provo Temple Baptized as a child, but can't find date	WILLIAMS, Angeline (I69)