Person:Anna Jensen (25)

Watchers
Anna Maria Jensen
d.14 Feb 1930 Logan, Cache, Utah
m. 2 May 1853
  1. Hanne Christine Jensen1853 - 1888
  2. Lars Peter Jensen1857 - 1910
  3. Jens Anders Jensen1861 - 1897
  4. Anna Maria Jensen1863 - 1930
  • HJohn Jenkins1845 - 1936
  • WAnna Maria Jensen1863 - 1930
m. 12 Oct 1882
  1. James Oliver Jenkins1884 - 1962
  2. Mariam Lorene Jenkins1886 - 1888
  3. Peter Moroni Jenkins1889 - 1973
  4. John Raymond Jenkins1891 - 1955
  5. Ann Olivia Jenkins1893 - 1975
  6. Wilford Lorenzo Jenkins1895 - 1977
  7. David Seymour Jenkins1898 - 1915
  8. Meda Lucille Jenkins1900 - 1985
  9. LaVon Jenkins1903 - 1964
  10. Burton Jenkins1909 - 2003
Facts and Events
Name Anna Maria Jensen
Gender Female
Birth[1][2] 9 Aug 1863 Nebraska plains, USA
Marriage 12 Oct 1882 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utahto John Jenkins
Death? 14 Feb 1930 Logan, Cache, Utah
Burial? 18 Feb 1930 Newton, Cache, Utah

NAME: Anna Marie also known as Anna Marie. No one is really quite sure which was her real given name. She was born in a covered wagon in an emmigrant train, on the Mormon trail between Omaha, Nebraska and Salt Lake City, Utah.

_FSFTID: KW89-SCH

References
  1. Web site
    Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel 1848-1868. John R. Young Company. Journal of Hans Peter Lund, 1854-1880, 81-84. Online at http://www.lds.org/churchhistory/library/pioneercompany/1,15797,4017-1-331,00.html.

    Aug 6 at noon we rested in a forest, passed Fort Larami[e], camped near Platte, drove 16 miles. 2 waggons drove to Fort Larami[e] and did some errands, the sisters washed and baked and we had nice weather, drove 5 miles and camped near Platte,
    Aug 8 we came to some high mountains, bad roads, drove 16 miles and camped near a forest, it was far from water and we had to take the oxen 2 miles to the river and to the grass on the other side.
    Sunday Aug 9 drove 10 miles in the morning, met cap. Sanders company. They had rested for 1½ day, it was so nice to meet again, we camped near Platte and had a gathering. Str. Marie Larsen from Copenhagen gave birth to a daughter.

  2. From Hans Peter Lund's journal, curate for the John R Young Company of pioneers and independent wagons in 1863:
    Aug 6 at noon we rested in a forest, passed Fort Larami[e], camped near Platte, drove 16 miles. 2 waggons drove to Fort Larami[e] and did some errands, the sisters washed and baked and we had nice weather, drove 5 miles and camped near Platte,
    Aug 8 we came to some high mountains, bad roads, drove 16 miles and camped near a forest, it was far from water and we had to take the oxen 2 miles to the river and to the grass on the other side.
    Sunday Aug 9 drove 10 miles in the morning, met cap. Sanders company. They had rested for 1½ day, it was so nice to meet again, we camped near Platte and had a gathering. Str. Marie Larsen from Copenhagen gave birth to a daughter.