Person:Catherine Winchester (1)

TODO: Description: Find Birth Place and Date Date: 26 Dec 1999 Reference number: 1 Status: Open Type: 0 Priority: 1 Repository:

TODO: Description: Find Marriage Date and Place Date: 26 Dec 1999 _CDATE: 14 Dec 2000 Reference number: 2 Status: Completed Type: 0 Priority: 1 Repository:

Find Catherine inCedar City 1880 Census. . Catherine cared for James Whittaker Sr. after Rachel died. She lived many years in Cedar City after Grandfather and Grandmother had both died.

TODO: Description: Find Caterine in Cedar City 1880 Census Category: Census Local: Salt Lake City, Utah Date: 16 Jan 2000 _CDATE: 8 Sep 2000 Reference number: 1 Status: Completed Type: 0 Priority: 1 Repository: Data: Found Catherine Whitticar in the Cedar City 1880 census page 370. Here are the results. White, Female, age 53, widdowed, Keeping House, Born in England, Father born in England, Mother born in England.

I need to know where Catherine was living in 1900. Try Cedar City first and then try Salt Lake City.

TODO: Description: Find Catherine in 1900 Census Date: 16 Jan 2000 Reference number: 2 Status: Open Type: 0 Priority: 1 Repository:

Find Catherines Birth Date

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TODO: Description: Find Catherine's church records in the Cedar City Ward records Category: Church Record Local: Salt Lake City, Utah Date: 10 Sep 2000 Status: Open Type: 0 Priority: 8 Repository:

Here is an excert from Henry Lunts Journal. October 7th 1857. Attended conference again. At the close of the morning meeting I asked President Young if I could have the priviledge of having a young women sealed to me, he said come to my office with her in about an hours time. Accordingly we went at the time mentioned with my wife Ellen and her father and sister Wilson to President Young's office and he conducted us upstairs into a very nice room and sealed Mary Ann Wilson to me for time and all eturnity. Conference closed in the afternoon October 8th. President Young sealed Miss Catherine Winchester late of Bristol (England) to father Whittaker.

Autobiography of Robert Leeming Fishburn . . . On the twenty-eighth of the month we sailed out on board the George Washington, a sailing vessel, there being in the company 816 Saints aboard besides the ship's crew. On our voyage we experienced some storms, but all things considered we had a pleasant one. We landed in Boston twenty-one days after leaving Liverpool, which was considered to be remarkably good time for a sailing vessel. We then traveled from Boston to Iowa City, in the state of Iowa, by railroad, remaining there three weeks. The reason for our having to wait so long was on account of our handcarts not being ready for us on our arrival. . . . [p.203]BIB: Fishburn, Robert Leeming, "Pioneer Autobiographies," Chronicles of Courage, vol. 2 (Salt Lake City: Daughters of Utah Pioneers, 1991) p. 203. (HDL This was the ship that Catherine Winchester was on. The ship was the George Washington. It departed on 28 March 1857 from Liverpool, England with a company of 817 LDS Immigrants. The church leader was james P. Park. It arrived in Boston, Massachussetts on 20 Apr 1857. Source BMR Book #1046,pp 12-50 (FHL#025,691 Customs (FHL#419943)

1. ↑ Tombstone
   Cedar City, Utah Cemetery, 22 Jan 2001.

   Quality: 4

2. ↑ Tombstone
   Tombstone in the Cedar City, Utah Cemetery, 22 Jan 2001.

   Quality: 4

3. ↑ dthCaus: Old Age