Person:Margaret Eynon (1)

Information from Mr. Taylor: Margaret Eynon was born 12 Nov 1830; chrs. 23 Jan 1831.

IGI 1998: Margaret Eynon Price, Born: 12 Nov 1829 (1830?)SP:31 Mar 1911-Logan. Another entry says, Born: 12 Nov 1833, Pembroke. SP: 14 Aug 1956-SLAKE. Another version says, Born: Pembrooker, Wales. There was some temple work done in 1979 OGDEN Temple. This was extracted chrs. record from Martletwy.

Endowment House Film [183,405] 1864-1867: Margaret Eynon; born 12 Nov 1833; Pembroke, Wales; bap Oct 1829 [should read 1849]; of Richard Eynon and Sarah Morse.

Parish printouts [extracted records] of Martletwy, Pembrokeshire, Wales: Margaret Eynon; chrs. 23 Jan 1831, dau of Richard and Sarah. BT's of Martletwy [film 105,188 item 5: Margaret, dau of Richard & Sarah Eynon; born Landshipping, collier. WW. Phillips, curate. Bapt. 23 Jan 1831.

1851 Census of Lawrenny [104,233]: Margaret Eynon, dressmaker, unmarried, age 20 [1831], born in Martletwy.

1861 Census of Myrthr Tidvil, 112 Williams Square, p. 90: [543,226]: Margaret Owen [Eynon]; dau; single; age 29 [1832]; dressmaker.

EMIGRATION: Margaret Eynon, age 32, spinster; address: Abel Evans, sailed on the ship, John Bright, Apr 30, 1866 p. 17; Index to Emigration. Film 025,692, Emigration.

1880 Census of Malad City, Oneida, Idaho: Margret Price; wife; md; female; white; age 45 [1835]; born in Wales; keeping house; parents born in Wales.

DEATH: Margaret Eynon died 27 March 1899, Malad, Oneida, Idaho [film 002,107]

Know your Eynon and Related Families by Luella Grace Eynon Garton: According to personal records kept by three of Richard Eynon's children, Margret, Martha and Mary Ann, they each said they were bgaptized in 1849 in Wales. Catherine was bapt. Jan 18, 1852 in Wales. Margret, left Liverpool, England on the ship John Bright, arriving in New York, Dec 1866. Maargret was born 12 Nov 1830, Landshipping and chrs. at Martletwy parish, 23 Jan 1831. She first heard the gospel when 19 years old and was baptized in 1849. She maintained a strong testimony all her life. She worked many years and saved enough to pay her passage to come to Utah. She was a spinster. At age 35, she left Wales. After arriving in Utah, she became the 5th wife of John Price. He, like herself was Welsh and a fine LDS person. They were sealed in the Endowment House, Dec 1866. They had four children. They lived in Malad Idaho. Had William Henry Price, 7 Jan 1868; Margaret Price, 10 Nov 1870, Thomas Edwin Price and Catherine Price. She would ask her children: Be he a Mormon? Be he a Welshman? If not, then she would say, let them go.