88. NANCY BRIMHALL
1850 Mc Henry County, Illinois Census, Senaca Twp -
page 354, image 67 - ancestry.com page 4
Brimhall, Sylvester 63 m farmer 1000 Mas
Noyes, Nancy 37 f 1200 NY
Orilla 17 f IN
Harriet 16 f IN
Lydia A. 14 f IN
Marian/Maria 12 f INIllinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763-1900
Nancy Noyes (Noys) married Ira Druse
30 Jul 1843
McHenry County, Illinois
Vol: A Page: 5
Lic: 164Indiana State Library Genealogy Division - Indiana Marriages to1850
Nancy Brimhall md Talmae Noyes 23 Feb 1832 Dearborn, Indiana
Marengo City Cemetery, Marengo, McHenry, Illinois(personal visit &
photos) Nancy Noyes w/o Talmai 5 Mar 1811 - 26 Mar 1860
moved from Marengo Cemetery May 1900 to Marengo City Cemetery
Talmai Noyes 8 Nov 1809 - 26 Nov 1837 died on the
Mississippi River May 1900 moved from Marengo Cemetery to
Marengo City Cemetery Aurilla Noyes d/o T & N d: 1 May 1857
23y3m17d also moved from Marengo Cem Lydia A. Noyes
d/o T & N d: 4 Feb 1859 22y4m21d alto moved from Marengo Cem
Old Marengo Cemetery: This small old cemetery is located on land
originally owned by Ward Burley who received a patent on
14 Mar 1840 although he actually settled here 4 or 5 years earlier.
His two year old son may have been the first burial and Burley,
a physician and dry goods dealer, was interred here in July 1847. By
the end of the 1850's as Marengo's population grew the burial
grounds quickly reached capacity. When Marengo City Cemetery
was established many remains were moved to the new area.
89. MARY BRIMHALL
1850 Henderson County, Illinois Census - ancestry.com page 14
100 101 Crocker, F.O. 34 m farmer 1500 Maine
Mary 35 f NY
Oracyvilla 7 f ILL
George 4 m ILL
Emaline 1 f ILL
Brimhall, Tryphina 27 f NY (Mary's sister)1860 Knox County, Illinois Census, Galesburg Twp. - ancestry.com page 591
2620 2489 Crokker, F. O. 45 m grocery man 600 1000 Maine
Mary 43 f NY
Orici 17 f IL
George 15 m IL
Emeline 11 f IL1870 Knox County, Illinois Census, city of Galesburg page 97b
Crocker, Francis O. 56 grocery ME
Mary 56 NY
Orecy 26 store clerk IL
Emma 21 IL
Catlin, Idama 10 MNIndiana State Library Genealogy Division - Indiana Marriages through
1850
Mary Ann Brimhall md Orman Crocker 25 Sep 1841 Dearborn County,
IndianaHope Cemetery, Galesburg, Knox, Illinois (personal visit & photos)
Lot 418 next to her father, Sylvanus
F.O. Crocker 20 Aug 1815 - 6 Jan 1888
Mary Crocker 9 Nov 1812 - 3 Nov 1902Knox County, Illinois Genealogy & History
Hope Cemetery, Galesburg
Croker, F.O. 25 Aug 1815 - 6 Jan 1888
Crocker, Mary 9 Nov 1812 - 3 Nov 1902Portrait and Biography Album Knox County, Illinois
Francis Orman Crocker. After an active business life covering full half a century. Mr
Crocker finally retired to private life in Galesburg in 1883. His parents, John and Rebecca (Tibbetts) Crocker, natives of Main, where they were married, emigrated to Indiana 1836
when the senior Mr. C. died at the age of 55 years. His widow survived him nearly
a quarter of a century, and died in St. Joseph County, Ind, in 1872.
Our subject was born in Exeter, Me., Aug 20, 1815, and was the third child
and first son born in the family that reared six sons, and three daughters.
The paternal ancestor was a farmer by occupation and the six sons were
brought up to that honorable vocation, and received such learning as was
readily attainable at the log-cabin schoolhouse at that day in a State famous for its
primitiveness even unto this time. In 1841, the subject of this sketch came to Illinois,
and for 12 years farmed in Henderson County. In 1855 he became a resident of
Galesburg and entered soon afterward in the grocery business, from which he retired
in 1883 with a handsome competency, the result of his individual effort and industry. He
has held no offices, figured not in politics, joined no secret order, and proclaimed no
sanctification at the shrine of an church. He was married in Dearborn County, Ind., Sept.
26, 1840, to Miss Mary Brimhall, and their three children are: Oricy Villa, born April 3, 1843,
married George Nead, and on January 23, 1880, she died at Galesburg; she left an infant
son, Benjamin, who resides with his grandparents; George D. born July 12, 1845, engaged in the grocery business at Galesburg; and Emeline, born Aug. 28, 1848, married LeRoy
Bates, and she died June 12, 1882, at Galesburg, leaving a son - Nealy Bates.
90. GEORGE WASHINGTON BRIMHALL
Utah County, Utah Cemetery Index - Ancestry.com
George W. Brimhall b: 14 Nov 1814 d: 30 Sep 1895 bur: Spanish Fork
Cemetery1850 Knox County, IL Census, Township 11th N 2nd E, page 310, image
202
to get this image on ancestry.com use census search 1850 and click on image
Brimhall, George 35 m carpenter 200 NY
Lucretia 24 f NY
Rufus 4 m ILL
Mary 8/12 f ILL
Metcalf, ----anson 28 m farmer 600 NY
Harriet 19 f NY
Metcalf, Gregory 19 m labourer NY1850 Iron County, Utah Territory Census(index under Brinhall)
Zadok K. Judd........22...m...tailor...............UC
Brimhall, George......36...m...millwright........NY
Maggredge, Henry...23...m...shoemaker....Eng
Henderson, John......19...m... ....................M?1860 Weber County, Utah Territory Census, Ogden - ancestry.com page29
Brimhall, Geo. W. 46 m farmer 700 390 NY
Rachel A 31 f OH
Geo. H. 8 m UT
Rachel E 6 f UT
Emer M. 4 m UT
Orilla M. 2 f UT
Omer M. 4/12 m UT1880 Utah County, UT Census, Spanish Fork page 184B
Brimhall, G. W. self wm married 66 NY
Rachel A wife wf married 51 OH
Emer son wm single 24 UT
Omer son wm single 20 UT
Ruth R dau wf single 16 UT
Prudence dau wf single 14 UT
Ether R son wm single 12 UT
Triphinia dau wf single 10 UT
Grace dau wf single 4 UTIllinois Marriages to 1850 - Ancestry.com
George W. Brimhall md Lucretia Metcalf 6 Jul 1845 Knox Co. IL
vOL: 001 pAGE: 0065Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah
George Washington Brimhall born Nov. 14, 1814, South Freemont, Oneida County,
New York. Came to Utah in 1849. Patriarch. Farmer and Builder
(interesting - since he is on the 1850 Illinois census)Illinois Wagon Train Arrivals - May 1, 1850 - Historical Society of Pottawattamie Co., IA
George W. BrimhallOur Pioneer Heritage - Vol 2
George W. Brimhall, in his booklet, "The Workers of Utah," gives a graphic account
of conditions in the territory in 1858. He was born in Trenton, New York, November 14,
1814. He married Lucretia Metcalf July 4,
1845 and they came to Utah in 1850.LDS Member Name Index 1830-1845
Lucretia Brimhall b: Galesburg, IL wife of George W. Brimhall
Rufus Brimhall son of George W. and Lucretia M. Brimhall
Sylvanus Brimhall son of George W. and Lucretia M. Brimhall
Mary Brimhall daughter of George W. and Lucretia M. Brimhall"Portrait and Biographical Record of Jasper, Marshall and Grundy Counties, Iowa" 1894
Biography of S.M. Brimhall
George, a brother of Horace J., a man of great culture and piety, was a Congregational
preacher in early life, but later left the faith and cast in his lot with the Mormons at
Salt Lake City, where he became a prominent Mormon preacher, and at last accounts
was alive.Conquerors of the West: Stalwart Mormon Pioneers, volume 1
Name: George Washington Brimhall
Birth Date: 14 Nov 1814
Birth Place: South Trenton, Oneida, New York
Parents: Sylvanus and Lydia Ann Guiteau Brimball
Death Date: 30 Sep 1895
Death Place: Spanish Fork, Utah
Arrival: 10 Jul 1850
Spouse: Lucretia Metcalf
Marriage Date: abt 1840-1842
Marriage Place: Illinois
Divorced: in 1850 Married 2nd: Rachel Ann Mayer Date: 2 Feb 1852 , Salt Lake City, Utah George Washington 's early years were full of rough and dangerous experiences with Indians, fishing, logging and wild animals. His family ran a saw mill and shipped lumber 500 miles through Indian country to Pittsburg , Later they moved to Dearborn County, Indiana , and finally to McHenry County, Illinois . After his marriage, he became interested in the Mormon religion but his wife would have no part of it. He prayed for direction and comfort and finally saw himself as a young man going west to a beautiful valley. He followed the dream. He helped organize the settling of Iron County, Utah . He received an appointment to the House of Representatives and moved to Salt Lake . It was at this time that he received a letter from his wife telling of their divorce and her remarriage. He studied law and was admitted to the bar in 1852 . He was a very literary man and taught dancing and music and was expert on the flute. He learned the Indian language until he was able to converse freely. He, with his brother and John Cox , were instrumental in forming a treaty of peace with the Indians, which ended the Black Hawk War. He was called on several missions to help settle various parts of the country. He was later ordained a patriarch by Lorenzo Snow . Their son, George Henry , was president of Brigham Young University for 21 years. Children of 1st wife: They had three children. Children of 2nd wife: George Henry . Rachel Emma . Emer M. Orilla M. Omer M. Ruth R. Prudence M. Ether Record . Tryphena M. Grace M. Janice BettsIllinois Land Purchase Records (indexed under Brinhall)
George Brinhall
September 2, 1839
Type: FD
5 purchases
8000 acres each
125 per acre
Twp: (all) 44N
range: (all) 06E
meridian: (all) 3
Utah County, Utah Cemetery Index - Ancestry.com
Rachel Ann M. Brimhall b: 9 Feb 1829 d: 23 Feb 1917 bur: Spanish
Fork Cemetery
Utah County, Utah Cemetery Index - Ancestry.com
George H. Brimhall b: 9 Dec 1852 d: 29 Jul 1932 bur: Provo
CemeteryObituary Scrapbook
Provo, July 29, Dr. George H. Brimhall, 79, president emeritus of
Brigham Young
University, was found dead Friday afternoon at his residence, 143
North Third East
street. Death was caused by a bullet from a hunting rifle which had
been in the family
for years. The body was found a 5 p.m. by his widow, Mrs. Flora
Robertson Brimhall,
when she returned from a shopping trip. Dr. Brimhall was born in
Salt Lake, December
9, 1852, son of George Washington and Rachel Ann Mayer Brimhall
Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia - Vol 1
George H. Brimhall, a member of the general hoard of Y.M.M.I.A., is
the son of Patriarch
George W. Brimhall and Rachel Ann Mayer and was born Dec. 9, 1852,
at Salt Lake
City, Utah. He is the eldest of ten children born under the eternal
covenant of
marriage: George H., Rachel E., Elmer M., Orilla M., Omer M., Ruth
R., Prudence M.,
Ether R., Tryphena M., and Grace M. When twenty-two years of age
he was united in
marriage for time and eternity to Alsina E. Wilkins, who became the
mother of six children
Lucy Jane, Alsina E., George W., Mark H., Wells R., and Milton H.
At thirty-one he
received in marriage for time and eternity Flora Robinson. The
children from this
union are, Dean R., Fay R., Fawn R., Burns R., and Paul R. Bro.
Brimhall has been
ordained a Teacher, an Elder and a High Priest. He has filled the
appointments of \
president of an Elders' quorum at Spanish Fork, clerk of the High
Priests' quorum, at
Provo, home missionary and member of the High Council of the Utah
Stake of Zion, and
missionary to the State of Colorado. For thirty-one years he has
labored as a teacher,
an assistand in a mixed school, as a regular teacher, as principal
of the schools in
Spanish Fork, as superintendent of Utah county schools, as
superintendent of Provo
city schools, teacher in the intermediate department of the Brigham
Young Academy,
assistant teacher of pedagogy, professor of pedagogy, director of
the Normal Training
School, principal of the High School department, and acting
president of the Brigham
Young Academy.Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah
George Henry Brimhall son of George Washington Brimhall and Rachel
Ann Mayer.
Born Dec. 9, 1852, at Salt Lake City. President Brigham Young
University of Provo.1880 Utah County, Utah Census, Spanish Fork
Brimhall, George self m md w 27 school teacher UT NY
OH
Elizabeth wife f md w 24 keeping house UT
MA MA
Lucy J. dau f s w 4
UT UT UT
Alsina dau f s w 3
UT UT UT
George W son m s w 1
UT UT UT
Johnson, Anna other f s w 15 servant
ICEL ICEL ICEL
180. RACHEL EMMA BRIMHALL
Utah County, Utah Cemetery Index
Rachel Ema Brimhall May 1854 - 10 Jun 1926 Spanish Fork
Cemetery
184. RUTH ROSE BRIMHALL
Utah County, Utah Cemetery Index
Ruth Rose Brimhall 17 Jan 1863 - 29 May 1894 Spanish Fork
Cemetery
Utah County, Utah Cemetery Index
Prudence M. Brimhall 26 Dec 1865 - 9 Sep 1881 Spanish Fork
Cemetery
190. SYLVANUS BRIMHALL
LDS Member Name Index 1830-1845
Lucretia Brimhall b: Galesburg, IL wife of George W. Brimhall
Rufus Brimhall son of George W. and Lucretia M. Brimhall
Sylvanus Brimhall son of George W. and Lucretia M. Brimhall
Mary Brimhall daughter of George W. and Lucretia M. Brimhall
191. MARY ELIZA BRIMHALL
LDS Member Name Index 1830-1845
Lucretia Brimhall b: Galesburg, IL wife of George W. Brimhall
Rufus Brimhall son of George W. and Lucretia M. Brimhall
Sylvanus Brimhall son of George W. and Lucretia M. Brimhall
Mary Brimhall daughter of George W. and Lucretia M. Brimhall
1850 Henderson County, Illinois Census - ancestry.com page 14
Crocker, F.O..........34...m...farmer.....ME
.............Mary.........35...f....................NY
.............?racyvilla....7...f....................IL
.............George.......4...m..................IL
.............Emaline.......1...f...................IL
Brimhall, Tryphina...27...f...................NY1860 Ramsey County, Minnesotta Census, St. Paul 1st Ward pg 068 -anc.com 14
Coulter, Johnston......32...m...bootmaker...Ire
.............Kiphena.......30....f........................NY
.............Sylvenus.......6....m.......................MN
.............Chas.............4....m.......................MN
.............Mary E..........1....f.........................MNCivil War Pension Index
Johnson Colter
Sg'r I 4 Minn Inf
widow: Colter, Tryphena
minor: Brinhall, V, Gdn
1-date of filing: 1868 Aug 30
class: widow
application no.: 30633
certificate no: 78256
2- date of filing: 8 Oct 1869
class: minor
application no: 180408
certificate no: 136024Will of Triphena (Brimhall) Colter
In Probate Court Ramsey Co.
Petition for Probate of Will of Mrs. Triphena Colter
Filed September 30, 1869
Oscar Stephenson Judge of Probate
In the Name of God Amen!
I Triphena Colter of the City of St. Paul, County of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota being of Full age and of Sound
disposing mind, memory and understanding, but knowing
that death is imminent and wishing to dispose of what little
property I have so that it may be applied in such ways as
shall be for the best interest of my children do make and
publish this my last will and testament-------and four following:
that is to say.
First: I will and direct, that the expenses of any funeral and
all my just debts be fully paid out of my personal estate, as
soon as may be after my decease.
Secondly: I hereby give devise and bequeath unto my three
children Sylvanus, Charles, and Mary Eliza all the rest and
residue of my estate, real and personal to be equally divided
between them share and share alike; to have and to hold
the same both real and personal, to them and their respective
heirs and assigns forever.
Thirdly: I hereby appoint my brother Sylvanus Brimhall of
Amherst, Wisconsin, the guardian of my said children said
guardianship to continue during their minority.
Fourthly and lastly. I hereby appoint my said brother
Sylvanus Brimhall sole executor of this my last will and
testament and ---- hereby authorize and fully empower my
said executor to sell and dispose of my property real and
personal, as to him shall seem best for interests of my said
children, either at public or private sale and to make
all necessary bills of sale, conveyances, deeds or other
instruments to -----such sales written and being licensed
thereto by the Probate Court: intending thereby to give him
---- said executor, as full power to dispose of said property s
I have now during my lifetime; the proceeds from such sales
to be investec and used in the care and education of my
said children in such way as to my said executor and their
hereby appointed guardian shall seem best; and I hereby
revoke all former wills by me made.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal
this 16 th day of September A. D. 1869
Triphena Colter SealLetter from Triphena Brimhall to her brother, George Washington Brimhall.
Copied as it was written and puncuated.
November---the 6---1852
Saint Paul -- Minnesota Territory
Dear Brother I receved your letter and was very glad
of heare from you and to heare you are well I am well
at presant and hope that this will find you in good
health I came to -- Saint Paul -- last May -- and
Father sold his farm and come here last June and
has bout a house and lot her and I am ceepen house
for him but did not know that he was a goin to come
here when I came I heard not long since from all of
our relations -- excepting Normans famly--and have
not heard from him since he started for--Colarado
with the Brusterites but he must be somewhere at
the head waters - of the Calarado River -- our foalks
are all a live and well the last time that I heard from
them Sylvanus -- is in the pinry in the lumber busness
but I expect that he will come here in the spring and
prehaps remain here Fathers health is better now than
it has bn for a good many years --I heard from Lucretia
last sumer by mr patens foalks--tha mooved up here
last spring but hve gon back this fall - Mrs Paten told
me that Lucretia and the children was well -- and she
told me that Lucretia had applide for a bill & she thout
that she would get one this cort - - and if she did she
said that she thought that she would be married soon
I am vary glad to hear that you injoy your self so well
I cant say that I am happy sometimes in joy my self
vary well but most of the time I am quite miserable
I dont know that I ever shall be eny haper in this
world I think some times if I was marrid prehaps I
should be more contented and then again I think
how much trouble you have had by gettin married
and how much trouble married people in agineral way
- - and some times I think that thare aint no body for
me for I have ben ingage so many times and all ways
somthing happens to brake it up -- but I try to think it
all for the best- - and I often think of the blesin that I
got when at Nauvoo at old Father John Smiths and I
often read my blessing it reads in this way - that the
Lord shall chuse a husband for me and if mormonism
is true I nedent think ever of marring a gentile O I wish
that I did know whether it is true or not Dear Brother
I wish that I could see you and talk what I cant write
- you seam vary anctious for me to come to the mountains
would come if I thout that I should be eny more happy
thare than here I did think some of goin to Calaforna
this fall before Father come up here - but now we are
a ceepen house and his health is so much better than
in Illnoys that he wants to stay here and I havent means
to go with now for I paid all of the mony that I had to to
help buy the lot and house Dear Brother I hardly know
what to write to you We have a vary plasent lot - and
a comfortable House and Father is vary much pleased
with the place we have a vary good garden spot Father
says that he shall tend the garden next summer and I am
to work at the millinery and Dress makin busness - I have
to work vary hard to make a livin - and if Sylvanus comes
I think that he will remain here and if he remains here I
shall try and persuade him to go in to busness here with
Father in ceepin a provisin store which is vary profitable
you requested me to write to all our connections I will
write to some of them I wrote to Andrew last Spring and
have not receved eny answer yet I presume that he is
not eny whare near you nor John nor Noah, I wish that
you would write somthing about Norman if you do hear
from him and Andrew to - I dont know that I can give eny
incouragment a bout comin to the vally I cant come a
lone and I dont expect that I could get eny of my foalks
to come with me - Father is old and would think to much
of a journey and thare aint eny of my brothers that is here
that would go to Salt Lake City and if should marry a gentile
then I surtain coudent come for he wodent come with me
(no more at this time write as soon as you get this) and I
ever remain your (affectionate sister) Triphena Brimhall
(Letter copied by Thelma Brimhall, Mrs William Dale Brimhall,
from the collection of Grace Calderwood's early original
Brimhall correspondence)
192. SYLVENUS COULTER
1880 Ouray County, Colorado Census, Rico 180B
Colter, Vean...........self....wm..s.....25...MN Ire IN...miner
...........Chas.........other....wm..s.....24...MN Ire IN...miner
Celbic, Geo..........other....wm..s.....21...Can Ire Can...prospector
Robbins, Chas S..other....wm..md..50...ME ME ME...prospectorStevens Point Journal, Stevens Point, Wisconsin March 14, 1885
Vean Coulter returned from New Orleans Saturday Morning.
He speaks well of the exposition as a whole, but says
it is not complete yet. He enjoyed his trip very much, barring
the rain, which was nearly every day while he was there.
He will leave for the west in about ten days.1900 Ada County, Idaho Census, Boise pg 51
Ewing, Emma C.......wife.....wf...June 1863..36..md:6..WI CT NY..
Coulter, Sylvanus...roomer..wm...Aug 1856..43..md:5..MN Ire ?...saddler
.............Mary C......roomer...wf....May 1866..34..md:5..WI NY Ire..child: 0/01910 Multnomah County, Oregon Census, 10 Ward Portland, page 211a
Coulter, Sylvanus B....head...mw..55..md:1:16...MN Ire Ire...none
.............Mary C...........wife.....fw...42..md:1:16...WI Ire Ire....nonePortland, Oregon Deaths 1915-1924
surname: Coulter
given name: Sylvanis
month: 9
day: 22
year: 1916
certificate #: 1737
92. SAMUEL BRIMHALL
1850 Illinois Census, Henderson Co , page 40, image 436
48 49 Brimhall, Samuel 32 m farmer 700 NY
Amelia C 25 f IND
Henry 5 m ILL
Elmore 3 m ILL
Spysh, Louisa 19 f IND1860 Samuel Brimhall Henderson Co. IL, Twp 11N 4W - ancestry.com page 77
552 552 Brimhall, Samuel 40 m Baptist Clergyman 3000 300 New York
Henry 15 m Illinois
Elmore 13 m Illinois1870 Stark County, Illinois Census, Essex pg 380 anc.com pg 2
Brimhall, Samuel 51 mw minister NY
Parnelia 48 fw keeping house NJ1880 Warren Co. IL, Census, Tomkins Twp page 339C
Brimhall, Sam'l self wm married 61 NY
Pamelia wife wf married 59 NJ
Center Grove Cemetery, Kirkwook, Warren, Illinois (personal visit & photos)
Rev. S. Brimhall b: 13 Jan 1819 d: 1 Aug 1888
Permelia wife of Rev. S. Brimhall b: 11 Jan 1822 d: 14 Jul 1888Abstracts of Marriage, Death, and Estate Notices from "The Oquawka Spectator"
Henderson County, Illinois 1848-1852
Death: Andrew Brimhall infant son of Samuel Brimhall 25 Aug 1849; southeast of
Iquawka
date of paper: 29 Aug 1849Civil War Soldiers - Ancestry.com
Brimhall, Samuel Residence: Newmark, Illinois Enlist date: 10 Aug 1861
State: IllinoisIllinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763-1900
Samuel Brimhall md Permelia Johnson Warren Co., IL 18 Feb 1862 Vol: B Page: 204Indiana State Library Genealogy Division - Indiana Marriages Through 1850
Samuel Brimhall md Amelia G Mills 23 Sep 1841 Dearborn County, IndianaIllinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763-1900 (could be related to Samuel)
Caroline B Brimhall md Frank L Abbey Warren Co., IL 20 Feb 1913
Henrietta P. Brimhall md Hiram Nicholas Warren Co., IL 6 May 1863"Portrait and Biographical Record of Jasper, Marshall and Grundy
Counties, Iowa" 1894
Biography of S.M. Brimhall
Samuel, another brother,(of Horace J. Brimhall) was a Baptist
minister, and died in Illinois.
197. ELMORE BRIMHALL
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763-1900
Elmore Brimhall md Dora Fenton Iroquois Co., Illinois 10 Jan 1876
Vol: 00A Page: 0129 License #: 000020241880 Cook County, Illinois Census, Enumeration Dist. 13, page 343
Brimhall, Elmore mw 28 compositor IL IL IL
Dora fw 25 wife keeping house IL IL IL
Faghan, Asa mw 17 bro-in-law printer IL IL IL1910 Cook County, Illinois Census, 32-WD Chicago, page 83b
Brimhall, Elmore.......head...mw...63...md:33...IL NY OH..own income
..............Dora..........wife.....fw.....58...md:33..IL VA OH...child:0/0Descendants of Robert Royce of New London, Connecticut
Buried next to mother in the Stockton Cemetery on #94 two miles north of
#164 in Henderson Co., IL. His family moved to farm in Henderson County\
while he was still in a cradle. He was a sickly youth. He became a printer
for the Knoxville Republican in Knoxville, IL. In 1872, Brimhall & Smith
printing company was formed in Chicago, IL. Miss Amelia Brimhall (#419)
lived with them while he was an attorney in Chicago. Later moved and died
in CA; his body was shipped back to be laid by his mother. Story is that he
simply left nephew Horace Elmore out of his will. Horace contested it at
the suggestion of Ross. All ended up getting nothing. There were some hard
feelings.\
198. ANDREW BRIMHALL
Abstracts of Marriage, Death, and Estate Notices from "The Oquawka Spectator"
Henderson County, Illinois 1848-1852
Death: Andrew Brimhall infant son of Samuel Brimhall 25 Aug 1849; southeast of
Iquawka
date of paper: 29 Aug 1849
1860 Sanpete, Utah Territory Census, Mount Pleasant - ancestry.com
page 6
612 570 Brimhall, Norman J 39 m millwright NY
Royzilla 26 f NY
Isabella 13 f IL
Nancy 11 f IL
Norman 10 m IL
Chancy 4 m UT
Joseph 2 m UT1880 Wasatch Co. UT Census, Midway
Brimhall, Norman G self wm married 60 NY
Rosalia wife wf married 56 ME
Norman son wm single 30 IL
Rosalia dau wf single 16 UT
Alma son wm single 14 UTIllinois Marriages to 1850
Norman Burnhall md Razilah Albro
8/28 Nov 1841
McHenry County, Illinois
Vol: A Page:204Utah County, Utah Cemetery Index
N.G. Brimhall
d: 27 Sep 1907
bur: Payson Cemetery, Utah Co., UTIllinois Land Purchase Records
Norman G. Brinhall
Type: FD
Section: E2NW
Sect: 33
Twp: 44N
Range: 06E
Meridian: 3
Acres: 8000
Price: 125
Total: 10000
Date: Oct 31, 1845
Vol: 684
Page: 116
Utah County, Utah Cemetery Index - Ancestry.com
Rozella Albro Brimhall b: 26 Aug 1823 d: 27 Mar 1892 bur:
Payson Cemetery
209. JOSEPH BRIMHALL
Utah County, Utah Cemetery Index (probably this Joseph)
Joseph Brimhall 1 Jan 1858 - 6 Sep 1924 Payson Cemetery
1860 Portage County, WI Census, Amherst, page 212 - Ancestry.com page 10
669 614 Brimhall, Sylvanus...38...m....farmer..2000 800..NY
.............................Cordelia..... ?....f..................................PA
.............................Florence.....4....f...................... ............WI
.............................Lydia...........3...f.................... ...............WI
.............................Harriet.........1....f................... ...............WI1870 Portage County, Wisconsin Census, Amherst, page 72a
Brimhall, Venus.......47...mw...farmer.........NY
..............Cordilia......33...fw....kpg house..Eng
..............Florence....15...fw...at school.....WI
..............Lydia.........13...fw....at school....WI
..............Harriet.......11...fw....at school....WI
..............Truphena....5...fw....at school....WI1880 Portage County, WI Census, Amherst
Brimhall, S.V...........sel.....wm...md.....57 NY
.............Cordelia.....wife....wf....md 41.....Eng
.............Phenia.......dau....wf....s.....14.....WI
Hylstrom Anton......other..wm...s.....25 SWED1900 Los Angeles Co., California, Los Angeles twp page 127a
Brimhall, Sylvanus...head...wm..Sep 1822...74..md:46..NY MA C..farmer
..............Cordelia.....wife....wf... Jun 1835...64..md:46..Eng Eng Eng...Em:1867American Civil War Soldiers
Sylvanus Brimhall state served: WI enlist date: 3 Sep 1864 rank: Corpl
Union Army residence: Messina, WisconsinCivil War Pension Index
Sylvanus Brimhall widow: Cordelia Brimhall state filed: CACivil War Service Records
Silvarno Co: F Unit: 5 Wisconsin Infantry Induction Rank: private
Discharge Rank: corporal Union ArmyUnited States Army Wisconsin Infantry Regiment 5th (1861-1965)
According to Dyer's "Compendium of the War of the Rebellion" the 5th mustered into
the army on 12 Jul 1861 in Madison, Wisconsin. The regiment served its three years in
the Army of the Potomac. The regiment mustered out on 3 Aug 1864. Three companies
reorganized as an independent battalion in August 1864, and as a full regiment in
September. The three companies mustered out on 24 Jun 1865, and the full regiment
on 11 July. The regiment lost a total of 329 officers and men in service. 15 officers
and 180 enlisted men were killed or mortally wounded, and 2 officers and 132 died of
disease.
Fifth Regiment Infantry (Reorganized)
enlisted men: Sylvanus Brimhall residence: Messina enlisted: 3 Sep 1864
remarks: Corp.; M.O. 20 June 1865Los Angeles National Cemetery, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA
Sylvanus Brimhall d: 5 Sep 1907 CPL F 5th WIS Inf plot; 13 3 R FLower Amherst Cemetery, (Fleming), Amherst Twp, Portage Co., WI
on Highway 10, one mile south-east of Amherst
-----wife of S. 31 Oct 1838 - 29 Jul 1867 next to child Phenia
(Sylvanus may have been married before)Los Angeles CA directory
Sarah C. Brimhall widow 22 west Laurel Los Angeles, CA 1888U.S./International Marriage Records, 1340-1980
Sylvanus Brimhall
Gender: The gender of Sylvanus Brimhall is male.
Birth Year: 1822
Birth Location Code: NY
Spouse: Cordelia E. Wright
Source Number: 282.000
Source Type: Electronic Database
Number of Pages: 1
Submitter Code: CGF
Wisconsin Marriages pre 1907
Hattie E Brimhall md 26 Jul 1885 Portage
Lyda H Brimhall md 13 Nov 1881 PortageWisconsin Land Patents
Sylvanus Brimhall Jr. 8/2/1852 land office: Brothertown
Reservation/
Willow River land in St Croix Co., WI
Sylvanus Brimhall Jr. 12/15/1855 land office Stevens Point land in
Portage Co., WI
Lower Amherst Cemetery, (Fleming), Amherst Twp, Portage Co., WI
on Highway 10, one mile south-east of Amherst
-----wife of S. 31 Oct 1838 - 29 Jul 1867 next to daughter
Phenia
213. FLORENCE ESTELLA BRIMHALL
1880 Hardin County, Iowa Census, Hardin Twp page 361 D
Cross, O.M.............self...mw...md...74...farmer...........NY MA MA
..........Harriet S.......wife..fw.....md...52...kpg house....NY NY MA
..........James C.......son...mw.....s.....49...farmer...........NY NY NY
..........Eugene E....gson..mw.....s.....20...farm laborer..WI NY ME
Brimhall, Estelle F..other...fw......s.....24...servant.........WI WI WI
Landis, Henry........other...mw....s.....27...farm laborer...PA
Pinkerton, John.....other...mw....w....20...farm laborer...NY NY NY
Wisconsin Marriages, pre 1907
Lyda H. Brimhall md Henry C. Gromley
13 Nov 1881
Portage County, WI
County: Portage
Vol: 01
Page: 0319
Vol: A
Sequence: 02641
216. PHENIA BRIMHALL
Lower Amherst Cemetery, (Fleming), Amherst Twp, Portage Co., Wisconsin
on Highway 10, one mile south-east of Amherst
Phenia, daughter of S. and C.E. died 18 Jan 1863 age 1y10m4d
95. JOHN S. BRIMHALL
1850 Utah County, Utah Census
Brimhall, John S. 27 m laborer Wis
Henrietta 20 f Ind1870 Utah County, Utah Census, Spanish Fork, page 319a
Brimhall, John.........46...mw...laborer.........IL
.............Annaretta..39....fw...kpg house....IN
.............Sarah........17....fw...no occ..........UT
.............John W.....16....mw..laborer..........UT
.............Mary A.......14....fw...no occ..........UT
.............Hannah J...12...fw....no occ..........UT
.............Moses S.....10...mw...at home.......UT
.............Nancy..........8....fw....at school......UT
.............Cyntha.........6....fw....at home........UT
.............Aurilla.......... 3....fw....at home........UT1880 Kane County, UT Census, Mount Carmel page 447A
Brimhall, John self wm married 56 NY
Annaretta wife wf married 49 IN
Arrilla dau wf single 13 UT
Kesiah A dau wf single 9 UT1900 Kane County, Utah Census, Glendale Pct., page 114
Brimhall, John..........head...wm...Apr 1824..76...md:49..NY Ire France..janitor-church
..............Annaretta..,wife....wf....Feb 1831..69...md:49..IN PA VA...child:7/5Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia - Vol 4
John Brimhall, a member of the Mormon Battalion, Company C,
was born April 16, 1824, in Steuben County, New York.
Becoming a convert to "Mormonism" he was baptized
Oct 20, 1845, enlisted in July, 1846, in the Battalion, marched
to Santa Fe, N.M., where he was placed with the sick
detachment and marched to Pueblo, where he spent the
winter of 1846-1847. The following spring (1847) the sick
detachment of the Battalion and the company of Mississippi
saints who had also wintered at Pueblo, continued the
journey to the "Valley", where they arrived a few days after
the Pioneers. Bro. Brimhall helped to make the first adobes
in the "Valley", passed through many of the Indian
troubles as military man and experienced the hardships which
fell to the lot of the early pioneers. After changing residences
several times, he died at Glendale, Kane Co., Utah
Dec. 18, 1906, at the age of 82 years. By his wife, Anna Retta
Harris, he had ten children, eight of whom were living at the
time of his death.List of Names in the Mormon Battalion in the Mexican War 1846-1847
(sites.rootsweb.com/~iapottaw/MrmnCoC.htm
John Brimhall
225. CYNTHIA ANNARETTA BRIMHALL
1880 Ada County, Idaho Census, Boise City
Dymoke, James.......self...mw...md...45...Eng Eng Eng...sewing machine agent
...............Sarah........wife...fw...md....27...IN IN IN...........keeping house
...............Anna.........dau...fw.....s.......5...ID Eng IN
...............Amy...........dau...fw.....s.......4...ID Eng IN
...............Clara..........dau...fw.....s.......1...ID Eng IN
Brimhall, Cynthia..sis-in-law.w.....s......16...IA NY IN...seamstress
96. NOAH BRIMHALL
1880 Apache Co, Arizona Census, Walker Twp
Brimhall, Noah self wm md 56 VT
Lavina wife wf mf 37 Wales
Bailey Wm son wm single 20 UT
Sarah A dau wf single 16 ID
Lavina dau wf single 13 ID
Don C son wm single 12 ID
Cashus son wm single 10 ID
Medora dau wf single 6 ID
Walter son wm single 4 ID
Della M dau wf single 1 AZ
Norman son wm single 16 UT
Clabourne son wm single 12 ID
Elnora dau wf single 10 ID
Alma son wm single 8 ID
Willard son wm single 7 ID
(looks like polygamist to me)Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia - Vol 2
Noah Brimhall, a Patriarch and veteran Elder in the Church, was born
Feb. 14, 1826 at Olean, Alegany Co., New York. His parents,
Sylvanus Brimhall and Lydia Gyteau, had eight sons and three
daughters. Noah being the seventh son. Brother Brimhall is
tall and straight in statue, having in fact a military appearance;
his height is six feet, his complexion fair and his weight 167 lbs.
The eight sons of Sylvanus Brimhall were versed in mechanical
arts and farming, each receiving the best benefits of the school
systems of their State, and some of them specializing in military
tactics. Four of the brothers joined the Church, namely, Norman,
George W., John (who went with the Mormon Battalion) and Noah,
who was baptized in the Missouri river at Council Bluffs,
Iowa, by Elder William Hyde in 1848, and was soon ordained a
Seventy by Charles Bird and Albert P. Rockwood, at Council Bluffs.
Noah came to the
Valley with the family
of William Hyde arriving on July 27, 1850. In the month of June,
1853, he married
Samantha Lake, who bore him six sons and five daughters;
subsequently he married
Melina Zundell (who bore him one son) and Lavina Jones (who became
the mother of
fifteen children). In October, 1856, he was appointed captain of a
rescuing company
sent out from Ogden, consisting of thirty men and teams, who went to
bring in the rest
of the handcart companies. He participated in the Echo canyon
expedition at the time
of the coming of Johnston's Army in 1858, and was among the first
settlers of Hyrum,
Cache county, where he acted as counselor to Bishop Ola N.
Liljenquist. He is also
the first pioneer (settling with his family) in Oxford, Idaho. He
continued to be of great
service in the military organizations of Cache county, holding the
rank of major, and
was a teacher of military tactics until he removed to Arizona in the
year 1876.
Encyclopedic History of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints - Oxford Ward
In July 1864, a company of explorers sent out by Church authorities
reported the north
end of Cache Valley as a suitable place for founding new
settlements. At that time
there were no settlers in Cache Valley north or west of Franklin.
Oxford was settled the
same year by John Boice and Noah Brimhall, who built the first
cabins near the present
Oxford in the fall of 1864. Other settlers soon followed and named
their location
Stockton.Encyclopedic History of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints - Hyrum
Hyrum was first settled in April 1860 by, among others, Noah
Brimhall. A month later
(May, 1860), Apostle Ezra T. Benson and Peter Maughan, presiding
Bishop of Cache
County, came to the location and organized the saints there into a
ward named Hyrum,
the name chosed for the townsite. That name was selected when the
rounding of
another settlement in the vicinity, to be known as the City of
Joseph, was under
contemplation. David Osborn, one of the first settlers, thought
that Hyrum, the brother
and close companion of the Prophet Joseph Smith in his martyrdom,
should also be
honored by having a town named for him. For some time the log
cabins at Hyrum were
built in fort style as a protection against Indians. A canal nine
miles long was dug,
bringing water from Little Bear River on to the location."Portrait and Biographical Record of Jasper, Marshall and Grundy
Counties Iowa" 1894
Biography of S.M. Brimhall
Noah joined the Mormon Church, became a civil engineer and is
reputed to have made a fortune.
1900 Navajo County, Arizona census, Taylor District page 107
Brimhall, Norman head wm Oct 1862 37 md:18 UT NY NY
Mary A wife w f Dec 1862 37 md:18 UT IL NY
Mary A dau w f Jul 1887 12 s AZ UT UT
Andrew N dau w m Jan 1891 9 s AZ UT UT
Logan son w m Oct 1892 7 s AZ UT UT
Dicy May dau w f Nov 1893 6 s AZ UT UT
Joseph J son w m Oct 1895 4 s AZ UT UT
George H son w m Oct 1897 2 s AZ UT UT
Mella V son w m Nov 1898 1 s AZ UT UT
Rulen W son w m Apr 1900 1/12 s AZ UT UT
238. JAMES ALMA BRIMHALL
1900 Navajo County, Arizona census, Shumway Dist. page 107a
Brimhall, James head wm Oct 1871 28 md:5 ID NY NY
Elizabeth wife wf Jul 1878 21 md:5 AZ MS NY
3/3 FARMER
James A son wm Mar 1897 3 s AZ ID AZ
Willford L son wm Jul 1898 1 s AZ ID
AZ
Mary E dau wf Oct 1899 7/12 s AZ ID AZ
Navajo County, Arizona census, Taylor District page 107
Brimhall, Cash head wm Apr 1870 39 md:10 ID NY Wales
Lisa Nina wife w f Apr 1873 27 md:10 UTMisansia
Wales
Ralph son w m May 1893 7 s AZ UT UT
Jesse son w m Nov 1894 5 s AZ UT UT
Rachel dau w f Aug 1896 3 s AZ UT UT
Roxie J dau w f May 1898 2 s AZ UT UT
perhaps died in Santa Clara, CA abt 1885
1860 Sonoma County, California Census, Russian River Twp pg 436 - anc.com pg 50
Brimhall, A 32 m farmer IN
Sarah 25 f MO
Mary 7 f CA
William 5 m CA
Clara 3 f CA
Albert 5/12 m CA1870 Santa Clara, California Census, Redwood Twp page 122 - anc.com pg 242
Brimhall, Andrew 41 mw farm laborer IN
Sarah 37 f w keeping house MO
Mary 16 f w CA
William 15 m w CA
Clara 12 f w CA
Charles 6 m w CA
Lewis 4 m w CA1880 San Joaquin County, CA, Census, Elliot (could be this Andrew) pg 436
Green, Jenny self wf widow 46 NY
Derliz M. dau wf single 13 CA
Ida Mae dau wf single 9 CA
Brimhall, Andrew other wm widower 50 IN
Song, other wm single 30 China1880 Multnomsh County, OR Census, Portland (think this is Andrews family even though
both say widowed) page 283
Brimhall, Sarah C. self f wid w 45 house keeper MO ENG VA
Mary C dau f s w 25 teacher CA IL MO
Clara dau f s w 23 teacher CA IL MO
Charles son m s w 16 dry goods clerk NY IL MO
Lewis son m s w 12 dry goods clerk NY IL MO1900 Santa Clara County, California Census, Redwood Twp pg 157
Brimhall, Lewis head wm Jan 1871 29 s NV IN MO carpenter
William H. brother wm Apr 1860 40 s CA IN MO farmer
Sarah mother wf Feb 1832 68 wid MO Eng VAIllinois Public Domain Land Tract Sales Database
Samuel Lynch
sale type: FD
legal description: SENE
section: 07 Lasalle
twp: 35N
range: 03E
meridian: 3
acres bought: 40
price per acre: 1.25
total price: 50.00
soc. status: male
date purchased: 1-11-1848
vol: 704
page: 136"Portrait and Biographical Record of Jasper, Marshall and Grundy Counties, Iowa" 1894
Biography of S.M. Brimhall
Andrew, still another brother(of Horace J. Brimhall), went to California in the early days
and was lost track of.
Los Angeles, California, City Directories 1888-1890
Sarah C. Brimhall
widow
location: 22 West Laurel, Los Angeles, CA
year: 1888
257. WILLIAM H. BRIMHALL
1910 Napa County, California Census, Napa Twp., page 114a
Napa State Hospital
Brimhall, Will......inmate...mw...55...s...CA unk unk...engineer-R.R.
1900 Santa Clara Co., California census, Redwood Twp pg 157a
Brimhall, Louis head wm Jan 1871 29 s NV IN MO
William H brother wm Apr 1860 40 s CA IN MO
Sarah mother wf Feb 1837 68 wid MO-ENG-VA child:6/41910 San Francisco County, California Census, San Francisco 37Dist, page 168a
Brimhall, Louis......head..mw...40...md:1:2...NV NY MO...carpenter-outside
..............Viola.......wife...fw.....34...md:2:2...? USA TX
Minnesota Cemetery Inscriptions
Kendrick N. Guiteau
Section: 22-1 SE
Birth Date: 1821
Death Date: Sep 1918
Cemetery: Corinthian
Township: Empire
County: Dakota
With: Frances C.B. Babcock GuiteauSt. Paul, Minnesota City Directories, 1889-91
Kendrick N. Guiteau
Business Name: Marshall Supreme Court
Location: 687 Wabasha St.
City: St. Paul
State: Minnesota
Year: 1890, 1891Roman Citizen Newspaper - Rome, Oneida County, New York
Wednesday, August 21, 1850
On the 20th inst., (Aug 20, 1850) by Rev. Geo. Boardman
Kendrick N. Guiteau married Jane S Childs
all of Cazenovia, New York1850 Madison County, New York Census, Cazenovia pg 68
Guiteau, Kendrick 28 m merchant NYOur County and Its People: a descriptive and biological record of Madison County, N.Y.
by John E. Smith - Boston: Boston History Co., 1899
Improvement in Towns - Cazenovia - page 241
The organization of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in November, 1844,
was the result of meetings which had been held in the high school room
on the public square. On November 4 of the year named William Greenland,
Anson W. Spencer, Sherlock W. Perkins, Martin W. Shapley, J. Dean
Hawley, Kendrick N. Guiteau, John Ryan, James A. White, Rollin A.
Mitchell, D. Ira Baker, George Adams and John Adams met with the
purpose of incorporating a church.....Kendrick N. Guiteau vestryman.
On December 1, 1844, the congregation worshiped for the first time
in the roomat the northeast corner of the square1870 Dakota County, Minnesota Census, Empire, page 89 (won't come up)
K. N. Guiteau found in:
Census Microfilm Records: Minnesota, 1870
Age: 48
Gender: M
Race: W
Birthplace: NY
State: Minnesota
County: DAKOTA
Locale: EMPIRE
Series: M593
Roll: 2002
Part: 2
Page: 89
1880 Dakota County, Minnesota Census, Empire, 199A
Guiteau, Kendrix H........self.....wm..md..57...NY MA RI..life insurance agt
..............Jane L.C.........wife.....wf...md..56...NY MA NJ..keeping house
Babcock, Frances G..mother...wf..wid...86...RI RI RI.....at home
Wood, Francis C...........dau.....wf...md...28...NY NY NY..housekeeper
............Jennie C..........g-dau....wf....s......4....MN CAN NY
............William P.........g-son....wm...s......2....MN CAN NY
Storley, Alice Oleson...other.....fw.....s....22...Nor Nor Nor...Servant-housework1900 Dakota County, Minnesota Census, Egan page 38
Guiteau, Jane S......head...wf...Sep 1823...76...md:50...NY MA NJ..housewife..child:1/1
Spreeman, Emil E...helper..wm..Nov 1873..26...md:1.....Ger Ger Ger..farm labor
.................. ?..........servant.wf...Oct 1876...23...md:1.....Ger Ger Ger..servantVillage of Cazenovia (New York) Index of Names and Businesses
K.N. Guiteau on Mill St(source on wife)
Early Settlers of New York State, Volume II, page 360
The Christine Atwell Collection
First Presbyterian Church, Cazenovia, Madison County, New York
List of Members
1840
Childs, Jane , (Mrs. Guiteau)
Stawbridge
d: 1862 (departed)
1900 Dakota County, Minnesota Census, Egan page 38
Guiteau, Jane S......head...wf...Sep 1823...76...md:50...NY MA NJ..housewife..child:1/1
Spreeman, Emil E...helper..wm..Nov 1873..26...md:1.....Ger Ger Ger..farm labor
.................. ?..........servant.wf...Oct 1876...23...md:1.....Ger Ger Ger..servantEarly Settlers of New York State, Volume II, page 360
The Christine Atwell Collection
First Presbyterian Church, Cazenovia, Madison County, New York
List of Members
1840
Childs, Jane , (Mrs. Guiteau)
Stawbridge
d: 1862 (departed)
263. MARY CANDEE
Chester A Well, Rome, New York page 35
Ira and Patty Hemingway Wells were the sires of a son
Henry H. Wells. He married Mary Candee of Holland
Patent. A good many years ago Henry and Mary moved
to California. She died a few years ago in Oakland,
California. She was a daughter of Enoch and Harriet
Guiteau Candee.