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m. 28 Feb 1815 - Edward Powell1820 - 1898
Facts and Events
| Name |
Edward Powell |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth? |
17 Jun 1820 |
London, Middlesex, England |
| Marriage |
27 Apr 1846 |
Clifton, Nottinghamshire, Englandto Anne Tongue |
| Death? |
23 May 1898 |
Upton, Summit, Utah, United States |
| Burial? |
24 May 1898 |
Upton, Summit, Utah, United States |
!Fam Rec in Poss. of Leo W and Kathryn H.Powell 2200 E. 3205 So. SLCUT 84109
IGI Search at SLFHC 12 Feb 1991. Also thru UA--CRA. ?
mother Ann DAVIES-seeAF. (31 Mar 1957) Marr. Cert. of Edward Powell and Ann Tongue No. MA 422229 27 Apr 1846,
Edward Powell, full age, bach, miner by occupation, of West St, Radford, Nottingham and Ann Tongue, fullage, spinster, of West St, Radford, Nottingham dau of Richard Tongue,laborer; witnessed by William Tongue and Caroline Powell Edward Powell
baptized on 1 Jul 1855 in Radford Branch, Nottingham Conference by Elder Badell and confirmed by William Knight.
FGS sub. by Mary Sophia Powell St Anthony 3rd Wd, ID, Yellowstone Stake.
The research done by Ida Powell Lambert.
A record of this family residing in Whitwich is in 1851 census for Whitwich, Leicester, ENG P18, Film 18. They lived on Silver Street.
Edward and Family emigrated to America 6 Jun 1876 on the ship St Mark. See Emmg. card catalog 38335-f Utah 51 p7. AlsoF #024,692.
On film #025,686 it states that the Edward Powell family came to America on the Perpetual Emmigrarion Fund that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints had set aside to help families come to America. However on writing about this there seems to be a question on whether it was used or not.
Coal Miner; Farmer on Huff Creek in Upton, Summit, Utah. (Is this same family)
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