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BURI PLAC North Ogden Cemetery, North Ogden, Weber, UTLine 480 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
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BURI PLAC North Ogden Cemetery, North Ogden, Weber, UTLine 480 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
BAPL MAY 1950 27 MAY 1964
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BURI PLAC Lovell City Cemetery, Lovell Big Horn, WY
Nathaniel was injured in the Revolutionary War by a cannon ball which struck him on the ankle and crippled him for life so he had to walk with a crutch in his last days and drew a pension in his declining yearas. He was a shoe maker and he taught school three months in the year in his younger days, and also music when they used what they afterward called the buckwheat notes. Nathaniel and wife Hannah were one of the first settlers of Erie, PA. There he homesteaded 160 acres of land. There were only three houses in Erie at that time.
4 sons and two daughters died young, names and dates unknown.Nathaniel was injured in the Revolutionary War by a cannon ball which struck him on the ankle and crippled him for life so he had to walk with a crutch in his last days and drew a pension in his declining yearas. He was a shoe maker and he taught school three months in the year in his younger days, and also music when they used what they afterward called the buckwheat notes. Nathaniel and wife Hannah were one of the first settlers of Erie, PA. There he homesteaded 160 acres of land. There were only three houses in Erie at that time.
4 sons and two daughters died young, names and dates unknown. Two children, Benjamin and Margaret joined the LDS Church.
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Margaret and brother Benjamin were first to leave the family circle to join the Mormons