Dianna HERRICK *HIST*-12477 ____Date(s)_ oe Born 29 Sep 1832, Jackson, Missouri, USA _Place BAug 1905 Ogden, Weber, Utah, USA Baptized Endowed SealPar eee = = : a Nickname: AKA: Married Name: Sex F ID: APN: Last Changed: 12 Mar 2006, MRIN Father Mother | JUDD *NDR*-33081_ S718 _Lemuel HERRICK "FILE" ___Marriages. SSS Se MRIN Spouse Marriage Date/Place Sealed Date/Place 6794 Isaac CLARK “FILE*-6245 10 Jun 1851 Ogden, Weber, Utah, USA 5341, David MOORE *FILE"- 7Apr 1854 _ Ogden, Weber, Utal Notes Family Group Record by Nauvoo Land and Records HISTORY: Pioneer Women of Faith and Fortitude, Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, Vol 3, p 2038Family Group Record- 5715 4 aden, Weber, Utah, USA. Page tot Husband Lemuel HERRICK “FILE*-20211 I 13 Mar 1792 [Piss Charleston, Richmond, New York, USA = a “oS rirance cies Teneo] oped t Endowed 31 Jan 1646] NAUVO_) t 28 Apr 1813 [ass Hamillon, Madison, New York, USA [nestands aor bans mober wie Sally JUDD *NDR*-33081 Sa "28 Mar 1798 | Peco Bastard, Leeds, Ontario, Canada — [ded 17 Nov 1841 [Pace Nauvoo, Hancock, Hlinois, USA, | [ees sce Nauvoo, Hancock, linois, USA ‘Wiesner Aza JUDD Sr“FILE™ 16013 is other PP *FILE"-33161 (Children List each child in order of bia 1] [Eliza Ann HERRICK *SEB*-14826 San TPNow 1815 [Poss -Lichfcls, Hovkimer New York USA —— tet 595 ane — = — fear {Seas Wiliam Fp vmes 12 Apr 1824 [paca C [soa 2) w |Lester James HERRICK *SEB*-33579 Sn V4 Dec 1627 [Foxe Nelson, Portage, OF, USA isnt ae tel 18 Apr 1892 [pass Oaden, Weber Utah, USA sees 0 Ju 1858 ~ Sarah An GARNER *SEB™4120 ue Ouse, Weber lah, USA Elizabeth BROOKS-34026 : Why 1857 race Salk iy, SaltLake, Utah, USA 3 Helen Harriet SPRAGUE *FGR'-34027 2a May 1862 | Pisce Gity, Salt Lake, Utah, USA. ~~" Aghes NCQUARRIE *BIO"-34022 12 Jun 1867 | Puce Salt Lake City, Sali Lake, Utah, USA Cariie Jenkins COGGESHALL34028_ 47 Mar 1873 [Paes Salt Lake City, Sali Lake, Uiah, USA 3/F [Lucy Jane HERRICK *FILE*-13439 tan ia Nelson, Portage, Ohio, USA ia San 1848 | ba ace Fain, Frankl, Waho, USA Eadwed 31-Jan-1846 | NAUVO | Spouse ____Bammabas LAKE “SEB™13441 — - —_ ‘wai a8) vanes 13 Jul 1881 [Pas Ogden, Weber, Utah, USA [eae £ (Dianna HERRICK *HIST*-12477, en 2 | pues, ackoon, Missour USA ea | fo rua Ogdon, Weber, Utah, Eade [Speume__—“Teaac CLARK "FILE™B245 [varias T10.Jun 185% | Puce. Ogden, Weber, Utah, USA Seana _"David MOORE “FILE™-13936.— 30 Jui 20092038 DaucureRs oF Urats Proneens ‘They arrived in Salt Lake City on Oct 1863. They went to Ogden and lived on 28th street on Watson’s Farm, James worked in Taylors mill. Then they moved to Newey’s Farm, and stayed until 1868, when they moved to Riverdale. In 1871 they moved to Hooper to homestead land and- ‘make their home. About this time, Alice’s second son came from England, On 11 Feb 1876. James Moore died and buried in the Hooper cemetery. In 1877 Alice and Mathew Young and his three daughters came from England. Alice ‘was of a charitable disposition and liked her friends to stay totea, She went to Slaterville to live with her youngest daugh- ter Sarah Moore Smout, where she died 9 May 1884 and ‘was buried in the Hooper cemetery. She was age almost seventy at her passing, having been a widow for eight years. CLARISSA JANE DROLLINGER MOORE BIRTHDATE: 12 Sep 1824 Springfield, Butler. Ohio DEATH: 10 Jan 1905 Payson, Utah, Utah PARENTS: Samoel Drollinger Rachel Koch (Cook) PIONEER: 17 Sep 1852 ‘Thomas D. Howell Wagon Train SPOUSE: John Harvey Moore ‘MARRIED: 6 Oct 1841 Nauvoo, Hancock, Itinois DEATH: 15 Nov 1899 Payson, Utah, Utsh (CHILDREN; ‘Melinda Rachel (Hancock Tyler), 6 Aug 1842 Rebecca Estella (Tannes), 13 Nov 1844 John Harvey, 28 Mar 1847 (Clarissa Jane (Tanner), 7 Oct 1849 ‘Sarah Francis (Wimmes), 28 Jan 1853 ‘Samael Drollinger, 2 May 1855 ‘Annie Mary Bistle (Eluish), 12 Mar 1857 Andrew Cook, 17 Oct 1859 ‘Franklin Bdward, 27 Ape 1862 George Barton, 8 Jan 1870 Clarissa Jane was born in Ohio, 1824. Her parents ‘moved to Indiana when she was three. ‘They were baptized into the LDS church 8 Jul 1831, In the fall of 1833, they moved to Missouri. They camped at Lafayette that winter ‘on a farm her father bought. They then moved out on the ‘Tabor Prairie. In June following, they moved to Clay County. Her father went to enter a piece of government Jand where he was taken sick and suffered until 16 Aug 1834 when he died, teaving her mother and his mother and six children, all sick. In Feb 1838, they moved to Caldwell County. Clarissa was in Far West atthe time Joseph Smith ‘was delivered up to the mob. ‘They left 28 Feb 1839 and moved to Quincy, Illinois. ‘She had to walk every step of the way through mud, rain and snow. At age 17, Clarissa married John Harvey Moore at Nauvoo, She became a member of the Relief Socityy 1 ‘Aug 1842. Her first child was bom 6 Aug 1842, Her sec~ ‘ond child was born 13 Nov 1844, ten miles south of Nauvoo. In 1846 they left Illinois with the rest ofthe saints because of the mob. They stopped in Lee County, lowe where their third child was bom. In the spring of 1848 they moved to the Big Pidgeon, where John left her and the chil- dren in a tent and was gone four months in the Government Service. Their fourth child was born there in 1849. They left their home the first of Jun 1852, Clarissa drove a three horse team across the plains and arrived in Salt Lake City 27 Sep 1852. They went on to Payson, Utah County, where they permanently settled and had six more children. In May 1856 John took a second wife. In Feb 1858, he took a third, John and Clarissa had their sealings and annointings at the Endowment House. Clarissa labored faithfully in the Relief Society for many years In 1873, she went to Salt Lake City and studied midwifery and was 2 practicing midwife afterward. In 1878, she was set apzst under the hands of Joseph S. Tanner to the office of secon! Counselor to the President of Third District Relief Society Payson Second Ward. John passed away 15 Nov 1899, Teaving Clarrissa a widow for five years. She passed away at age eighty, 10 Jan 1905. They are buried in the Payson Cemetery. DIANNA HERRICK CLARK MOORE, BIRTHDATE: 29 Sep 1832 Jackson Co,, Missouri DEATH: 8 Aug 1905 Ogden, Weber County, Utah Ne PARENTS: Lemual Herick Photo ‘Sally Judd Herrick ‘Available PIONEER: 12 Sep 1850 ‘Aaron Johnson Co Wagon Train SPOUSE: Isuae Clark MARRIED: 10 Jun 1851 DEATH SP: 24 Jan 1854 (CHILDREN: Isaac Lemuel, 10 Sep 1853 ‘SPOUSE II: David Moore MARRIED: 7 Apr 1854 Ogden, Uiah DEATH SP: 26 Jan 1901 ‘Ogden, WeberCo,Uiah ‘CHILDREN: Lester James, 25 Oct 1855 George Albert, 14 Mar 1858 Henry David, 24 Dee 1860 Clara Diana(Fronk/Martin), 5 Ape 1863 Parley Pratt, 14 Nov 1865 Kate Maybelle, 14 Feb 1870Dianna was born in Missouri in 1832. She was the st of ten children. Her family were early members Sf the LDS church. Their story is the “Mormon” story hey left Kanesville, lowa 12 Jun 1850 in the Aaron Johnson Co, arriving in Salt Lake City 12 Sep 1850. Her fasnily settled Ogden, Utah, Her mother had died 17 Nov 41 ja Nauvoo and her father died 1 Sep 1861 in Ogden, ‘At age eighteen, Dianna married Isaac Clark in His other wife was Mary Lemmons. They made home in Ogden, where they became parents of one son 853, Their happiness was short lived, as Isaac passed say 24 Jan 1854, leaving Dianna a widow at age twenty- two. She worked to support their young son and on 7 Apr 1854, she married David Moore in Salt Lake City. They made their home in Ogden, where they became parents of David Moore was also married to Susan Maria Vorce oa Sarah Barker. Dianna helped to construct dwelling places for her fam- ity both in Ogden and a three-year period in Ogden Valley. Site also helped put in crops of wheat and com. She helped put in a willow fence and helped construct adobe bricks by mixing mud with her feet, She was a very devoted mother, Diana was a very diligent worker in the LDS church. At the lime of her death, she was President of the Relief Society of the Mound Fort Ward. David passed away 26 Jan 1901. ma passed away at age seventy-two, having been a ‘low for four years. EUNICE SIBLEY BLISS MOORE SN BIRTHDATE: 2 Mar 1807 ‘Concord, Essex, Vermont DEATH: 4 Apr 1890, Scipio, Millard County, Utah PARENTS: Stephen Bliss Exer Wait Bliss PIONEER: 24 Sep 1847 Daniel Spencer Wagon Train ‘SPOUSE: Samuel Moore MARRIED: 7 Apr 1830 DEATH: 11 Oct 1883/21 Oct 1882 Provo, Utah County, Utah CHILDREN: Ann, 2/6 Dec 1830 Sophronia (Martin), 17 May 1832 Stephen Bliss, 29 Feb 1836 Hearst (Kell, 17 Apr 1840 Russell, 1842 Bernice Sibley, 1844 Eunice twin, 7 Mar 1848 Ester twin, 7 Mar 1848 Samuel, 18 May 1851 Eunice Sibley was bom in Vermont in 1807. She was the first child born to her parents, followed by seven broth- ers, and two sisters. When she was seven, her parents ‘moved to Orange, Franklin, Mass. It was there, at age twen- Proweea Women of Farry anp Forrirupe 2039 ty-three, Eunice married Samuel Moore. They became par- ents of nine children. When the missionaries brought the gospel into their lives, they embraced it wholeheartedly. ‘They desired to be with the Saints. Leaving a comfortable home, and with Eunice large with child, they journeyed west. While camping in Van Buren County, Iowa, their fourth child was bora, They were living in Nauvoo, for the fifth and sixth children. In Nauvoo, they were rebaptized on 15 Aug 1841. On 2 Jan 1846, both Eunice and Samuel had their endowments and were sealed on 30 Jan 1846, On 15 Jun 1847 a camp was organized to come to Salt Lake City. It was the first hundred, Daniel Spencer was Captain, "The third ‘Ten with Elijah K, Fuller as Capt and William M. Lemon as clerk was the company the Moore family was listed with. ‘They left Winter Quarters 17 Jun and arrived in Salt Lake City 24 Sep 1847. Eunice was ‘once again with child. On 7 Mar 1848, she gave birth to twin girls. Both died young, ‘With the commandment to practice polygamy, Samuel wok a second wife, seventeen-year-old Mary Caroline Hawk on 7 Apr 1850. Five children were born to them, three dying as children. Eunice had one more child, a son who died at age four and a half. Records also show that Samuel had two more wives without more children. Samuel passed away 11 Oct 1883 in Provo. Eunice passed away at age eighty-three in Scipio, Millard County, having been a widow for six years. MOORE BIRTHDATE: 20 May 1832 ‘Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, Eng. DEATH: 23 Dec 1870 Heber City, Wasatch, Utah PARENTS: Thomas Davis ‘Sophia Peers (Pearce) PIONEER: 23 Sep 1861 Joseph W.Young, Ansel P, Harmon SPOUSE: George Sharrett Moore MARRIED: 11 Aug 1851 St Pater Wolverh DEATH: 9 Dec 1923 ‘Utah County, Utah livia Sophia (Banctof), 31 Aug 1852 Caroline Eliz, 14 aug 1854 Heenry Thomas, Dec 1856 George Cagnight, 8 Jan 1858 Joseph Lorenzo, 4 Ful 1860 William Davis, {Jan 1862 Albert Davis, 4 Feb 1864 ‘Anne Eva (lennings), 6 Aug 1865 Warren Davis, 1 Jan 1869 Samuel Davis, 13 Apr 1870 ‘Mary Ann was born in England in 1832 She joined the LDS church and was baptized 30 Jul 1850. At age nineteen, she married George Sharrett Moore in Wolverhampton, in