Monument Inscription
                                                                                         
               Those Believed To Have Been Killed At Or Near Mountain Meadows
                                                         

William Allen Aden, 19                     

George W. Baker, 27
Manerva A. Beller Baker, 25
   Mary Lovina, 7
Wards of George and Manerva Baker:
   Melissa Ann Beller, 14
   David W. Beller, 12

John T. Baker, 52
   Abel, 19

John Beach, 21

William Cameron, 51
Martha Cameron, 51
   Tillman, 24
   Isom, 18
   Henry, 16
   James, 14
   Martha, 11
   Larkin, 8
William Cameron's niece, Nancy, 12

Allen P. Deshazo, 20

Jesse Dunlap, Jr. 39
Mary Wharton Dunlap, 39
   Ellender, 18
   Nancy M., 16
   James D., 14
   Lucinda, 12
   Susannah, 12
   Margerette, 11,
   Mary Ann, 9

Lorenzo Dow Dunlap, 42
Nancy Wharton Dunlap, 42
   Thomas J., 17
   John H. 16
   Mary Ann, 13
   Talitha Emaline, 11
   Nancy, 9
   America Jane, 7

William M. Eaton

Silas Edwards

Alexander Fancher, 45
Eliza Ingrum Fancher, 32 *   
   Hampton, 19
   William, 17
   Mary 15,
   Thomas, 14
   Martha, 10
   Sarah G., 8
   Margaret A., 7**

James Mathew Fancher, 25
Frances "Fanny" Fulfer Fancher

Robert Fancher, 19

Saladia Ann Brown Huff
   William
   Elisha
   Two other sons.

John Milum Jones, 32
Eloah Angeline Tackitt Jones, 27
   One Daughter

Newton Jones

Lawson A. McEntire, 21

Josiah (Joseph) Miller, 30
Matilda Cameron Miller, 26
   James William, 9

Charles R. Mitchell, 23
Sarah C. Baker Mitchell, 21
    John, Infant
Joel D. Mitchell, 23

John Prewit, 20
William Prewit, 18

Milum L. Rush, 28

Charles Stallcup, 25

Cynthia Tackitt, 49
   Marion, 20
   Sebron, 18
   Matilda, 16
   James M., 14
   Jones M., 12
Pleasant Tackitt, 25
Amilda Miller Tackitt, 22

Richard Wilson

Solomon R. Wood, 20
William Wood, 26

Others unknown

 

26 Others.  Unknown other names associated with the caravan included:
(George D. ?) Basham
(Tom ?)  Farmer
(Thomas ?)  Hamilton
(James G. ?)  Haydon
(David ?)  Hudson
 Laffoon Family
(Charles H. ?)  Morton Family
Poteet family
Poteet brothers
(John Perkins?)  Reed
(Alf  ?)  Smith
(Mordecai ?) Stevenson.

*Error on Monument ~ Elizabeth (Ingram) Fancher was between 37 and 43 years old when she died, not 32.  She was born 1810-1820.

**Error on Monument ~ Sarah G. and Margaret A. Fancher were twins, born in 1849.  They both would have been the same age  when they were killed.

  

The following children survived and were returned to their families in northwest Arkansas in September 1859:

                      
Children of George and Manerva Baker:
              Mary Elizabeth, 5 
              Sarah Frances, 3 
              William Twitty, 9 mo.
Daughters of Jesse and Mary Dunlap:
             Rebecca J.,6 
             Louisa, 4,  
             Sarah E., 1.
Daughters of Lorenzo Dow and Nancy Dunlap:
             Prudence Angeline, 5 
            Georgia Ann, 18 months
Children of Alexander and Eliza Fancher:
             Christopher "Kit" Carson, 5
             Triphenia D., 22 months **
Daughter of Peter and Saladia Huff:
             Nancy Saphrona, 4.
Son of John Milum and Eloah Jones:
             Felix Marion, 18 months
Children of Jos. and Matilda Miller:
             John Calvin, 6 
             Mary, 4
             Joseph, 1
Sons of Pleasant and Armilda Tackitt:
            Emberson Milum, 4 
            William Henry, 19 months
At least one other survivor remained in Utah*

*Although there had been rumors, there has never been any evidence found to support the story that one survivor remained in Utah.

** These are the Fancher childrens' ages in  1857, at the time of the Massacre.  Kit Carson Fancher was probably 4 years old at that time, and was 6  years old when he was returned to his family in Arkansas two years later.