Sarah BARKER *SEB*-12476

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Event Date(s) Place DescriQtion
Born 7 Aug 1829 Diss, Norfolk, ENG
Christened
Died 12 Jul1908 Ogden, Weber, Utah, USA
Buried

Baptized 11 Feb 1844

Endowed
Seal Par 14 Feb 1945

Nickname: AKA: Married Name:

Sex: F ID: AFN:
Last Chanced: 17 Feb 2005

Marriages
MRIN Spouse MarriageDate/Place Sealed Date/Place

5340 David MOORE *FILE*-13936 6 SeQ 1850 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, U, USA

Notes

NAUVOO RECORDS:
Members, LDS, 1830-1848,by Susan Easton Black, Vol. 3, p 549

HISTORY:
Pioneer Women of Faith and Fortitude, Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, Vol III, p 2040

FATHER: Frederick Barker

MOTHER: Ann Bly or Blygh
Barker. Sarah ~ 549

Ba1:Xer, Sarah Female # Print Date: 9-16-88

Reference: Family Group Sheet-Father
Temple In:lex Bureau (TIB)
Birth--IBta.
Birth-Date: 08/07/1829
Reference: Family Group Sheet-Father
Birth-Place: Diss, Norfolk, ENG
Reference: Family Group Sheet-Father
Parents-Data
Father I s-Name: Barker, Frederick
Reference: Family Group Sheet-Father
Mother 's-Name: Bly, Ann
Reference: Family Group Sheet-Father
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S1;xJuse's-Name: Moore, David
Reference: Family Group Sheet-Father
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Baptism
Date: 02/11/1844
Reference: Family Group Sheet-Father
Te!Ip1~ta:
Errlowment
Date: 07/16/1857
Reference: Family Group Sheet-Father
Sealirq to Parents
Temple: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah
Date: 02/14/1945
Reference: Family Group Sheet-Father
Sealirq to Spouse
Date: 09/08/1850
Reference: Temple In:lex Bureau (TIE)
 2040 DAUGHTERS OF UTAH PIONEERS
the Collegiate Church which was over six hungred years
old. Two daughters were born in Willenhall, Staffordshire,
England.
The Moore family sailed from Liverpool 18 Peb 1856
on the ship "Caravan" landing in New York 27 Mar 1856.
They lived in New York for five years. Three of their chil-
dren, two boys and a daughter died and are buried in the
Greenwood Cemetery.
Mary Ann, husband George, daughter Olivia and son
George Cagnight walked across the plains while her hus-
band drove the team and wagon for the company. They left
Florence, Nebraska 11 Jul186l with the Joseph W. Young
Company under Ansel P. Harmon arriving in Salt Lake City
23 Sep 1861. They lived in Salt Lake for two years and
then moved to Provo. Mary Ann received her endowments
and was sealed to her husband 25 Feb 1865. She received
her Patriarchal Blessing 20 May 1832.
They moved to H~ber City, Utah where son Samuel
was born.
Mary Ann's health began to fail. She died 23 Dec
1870, leaving George with five small children to care for.
She was buried in the Provo City Cemetery, 26 Dec 1870.
George married Agnes Ann Bancroft 15 May 1871. They
had eleven children and Agnes raised Mary Ann's along
with her own.
SARAH BARKER MOORE
BIRTHDATE: 7 Aug 1829
Diss, Norfolk, England
DEATH: 12 Jul1908
Ogden, Weber, Utah
PARENTS: Frederick Barker
Ann Blygh Barker
PIONEER: 1 Oct 1849
Allen Taylor Wagon Company
SPOUSE: David Moore
MARRIED: 6 Sep 1850
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
DEATH SP: 19 Jan 1901
North Ogden, Weber, Uta11
CHILDREN:
David Moulton, 1 Jul185l
Mary Ann, 17 Mar 1853
Joseph Byron, 9 Feb 1855
Ellen Louisa, 26 Apr 1858
Franklin, 22 Nov 1861
Leonard, 2 Jun 1863
Sarah's parents, two sisters, and one brother sailed for
America on March 23, 1830 on the ship, New Brunswick.
They located in Le Rayville, Jefferson, New York and later
moved to Watertown. While living in Watertown, the fami-
ly joined the LDS Church. They moved to Council Bluffs
on June 8, 1849 where they met with a large company of
saints who were preparing to move to Salt Lake Valley.
They traveled in the s<J.mecompany with David Moore,
Sarah's future husband. They arrived in Salt Lake Valley
on October 1, 1849.
The family stopped that first winter in a group of cabins
near the junction of Ogden and Weber River. In the spring
of 1850, they moved cabins and all their belongings into
Farrs Fort. On September 6, 1850, Sarah was married to
David Moore by Brigham Young. Their first home was on
Washington Avenue near 14th Street. She was a great lover
of flowers, so this first home was made beautiful with her
old fashioned flower garden. Later they moved into North
Ogden. At the foot of the tall majestic mountains, they built
the old rock farm house. She was very busy raising her six
children. She still found time to work in her garden and
cultivate beautiful flowers. She lived until she was seventy
nine years of age and died on September 10, 1908.
SUSAN MARIAH VORCE MOORE
BIRTHDATE: 5 Feb 18io
Winsor County, Vermont
DEATH: 2 Mar 1882
Mound Fort, Weber County,Utah
No PARENTS: Warren Vorce
Photo Amanda
Available PIONEER: 20 Oct 1849
Allen Taylor Wagon Company
SPOUSE: David Moore
MARRIED: 19 Aug 1839
Eardley, Ottawa Co. Canada
DEATH SP: 26 Jan 1901
North Ogden, Weber County, Utah
CHILDREN:
Catherine Smith, 17 Nov 1842
Susan Maria was born in Vermont in 1810. At age
twenty-nine, she married David Moore. Their only child
was born in 1842, while they were living in Addison,
Vermont. They were converted to the LDS church and
joined the Saints. She witnessed and patiently shared the
sufferings, persecution and expulsion of the Saints from
Nauvoo. She developed self-reliance, patience, fortitude
and faith in God during the early days in Utah. Left
Kanesville, Iowa 12 Jul 1849 and arrived in Salt Lake City
20 Oct 1849 with the Allen Taylor Wagon Train.
Susan Mariah presided Over the Relief Society of the
Mound Fort Ward in Weber County (Ogden) for many
years. One of only three women to accompany twenty-
seven men, members of the LDS church who Werecalled to
establish the Salmon River Mission. Susan was one of the
missionaries and although it was one of the hardest experi-
ences of her life, she was always patient and willing to do
her part in teaching the gospel to the Indians.
David and Susan Mariah lived the law of Polygamy.
He malTiedSarah Barker and Diana Herrick. She was kind
and helpful throughout. She passed away 2 Mar 1882 at
age seventy-two in Mound Fort, Weber County, Utah
David nassed away 26 lan 1901 in North Ogden. Dtah.