Seth Michael Wright was born on Feb 27, 1979 at Payson, Utah County, Utah. He was the son of Douglas Rich Wright and Karen Faye Best.

      Melissa Renee Wright was born on May 15, 1981 at Payson, Utah County, Utah. She was the daughter of Douglas Rich Wright and Karen Faye Best.

      Rachel Marie Wright was born on Nov 28, 1983 at Fort Sill, Comanche County, Oklahoma. She was the daughter of Douglas Rich Wright and Karen Faye Best.

      Angela Ruth Wright was born on Sep 10, 1986 at West Point, Orange County, New York. She was the daughter of Douglas Rich Wright and Karen Faye Best.

      Dianna Mae Portlock was born on Apr 19, 1953 at Ukiah, Mendocino County, California. Dianna married Jonathan Carl Wright, son of Earle Coulsen Wright and Marjorie Ada Kasky, on Sep 13, 1977 at Manti, Sanpete County, Utah.

      David Allen Wright was born on May 18, 1981 at Burbank, Los Angeles County, California. He was the son of Jonathan Carl Wright and Dianna Mae Portlock.

      Kaylinn Wright was born on Feb 28, 1983 at Garden Grove, Orange County, California. She was the daughter of Jonathan Carl Wright and Dianna Mae Portlock.

      Tessa Nichole Wright was born on May 25, 1985 at Corona, Riverside County, California. She was the daughter of Jonathan Carl Wright and Dianna Mae Portlock.

      Trenton Michael Wright was born on Jun 25, 1987 at Concord, Contra Costa County, California. He was the son of Jonathan Carl Wright and Dianna Mae Portlock.

      Kirk C. (Carlton) Mackert was born on Dec 22, 1960 at Ashton, Fremont County, Idaho. Kirk married Lori Ellen Wright, daughter of Earle Coulsen Wright and Marjorie Ada Kasky, on Jul 9, 1981 at Ammon, Bonneville County, Idaho.

      Jirell Ray Mackert was born on Jul 17, 1982 at Rexburg, Madison County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Kirk C. (Carlton) Mackert and Lori Ellen Wright.

      Brynn Celest Mackert was born on Nov 13, 1984 at Rexburg, Madison County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Kirk C. (Carlton) Mackert and Lori Ellen Wright.

      Keisha Lanae Mackert was born on May 6, 1986 at Rexburg, Madison County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Kirk C. (Carlton) Mackert and Lori Ellen Wright.

      Marjorie Ada Kasky was born on Apr 3, 1926 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah. Marjorie married Earle Coulsen Wright, son of Charles Coulsen Rich Wright and Geneva Wright Ensign, on Dec 27, 1950 at Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, Idaho.

      Mose (Amos) Luther Wright was born on Jun 16, 1924 at Prosser, Benton County, Washington. He was the son of Charles Coulsen Rich Wright and Geneva Wright Ensign.

     Herbert married Virginia Wright, daughter of Amos Russell Wright and Martha Loella Weaver, on Jan 12, 1957.

     Ralph married Virginia Wright, daughter of Amos Russell Wright and Martha Loella Weaver, on Aug 11, 1939.

     Schley married Alnora Lane Wright, daughter of Amos Russell Wright and Martha Loella Weaver, on Sep 20, 1963 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah.

      TeNeal Mackert was born on Apr 13, 1990 at Rexburg, Madison County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Kirk C. (Carlton) Mackert and Lori Ellen Wright.

      Gilbert Weaver was born on Mar 2, 1835 at Conneaut, Crawford County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Edward Weaver and Martha Raymer. Gilbert married Sarah Elizabeth Conover, daughter of Col. Peter Wilson Conover and Eveline B. Golden, on Jul 12, 1856 at Endowment House, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah. Gilbert Weaver died on Mar 13, 1910 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho, at age 75. Gilbert was buried on Mar 16, 1910 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho.
     

Gilbert Weaver was born March 2, 1835 in Croford, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Edward Weaver [1799-1842] and Mary Raymer Weaver [ ]. Gib's parents were early converts to the Mormon Church when he was a young boy. In 1846, his two older brothers, Miles Weaver and Franklin Weaver, joined the Mormon Battalion. He was left with Ebenezer Brown and in 1848, he accompanied Brown to Utah.]

Their early married years [1855-1861] were spent in Provo, three children were born there; two sons and a daughter; but the daughter died in infancy. Her husband, Gilbert with his two brothers, started north in search of land. In 1861 they settled in a beautiful spot in Cache Valley at a place called Millville, Utah. They homesteaded 160 acres and also took a preemption right of many acres. This they owned until President Brigham Young told them to divide their land with others who were coming to make their homes in Millville. It was divided into ten acre lots. Their home there was a three room log house, which is still standing in Millville.

They lived only a short time in Millville. Their leader Brigham Young called for sturdy pioneers to colonize Bear Lake Valley, and in the fall of 1863 they answered the call and moved on to Bear Lake Valley; where Paris, Idaho is now located. They encountered many hardships that winter, there was no railroad, telephone, or mail. The snow was very deep and the only way they could get in touch with other places was to go over the mountains to Franklin and Logan, Utah on snow shoes.

The next spring, in May 1864, Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball and Chancy West made a trip to the valley to see how the saints had gotten along during the winter. Sarah prepared supper for them over a fireplace. They insisted that she give them entertainment for the night, but she told them that would be impossible; the next day when they called they could hardly believe their eyes, for a baby girl had been born during the night; the first girl to be born in Paris. They blessed the baby and named her Sarah Jeannetta Weaver. Brigham Young released those who desired to go back to their homes in Utah. Grandmother Sarah and family moved back to Millville.

In Millville there were four Sarahs all living in the same block. One was light complected, one was dark, and one was a great talker. In order to distinguish which one was being talked about they were known as "White Sarah", "Black Sarah", "Sarah Gib", and "Sarah Gab".

Each fall Gib made as many trips as possible to Utah to bring back fruit to sell. It has been said that he gave more apples away to the fruit hungry children than he sold.

Some years later, Gilbert homesteaded two and a half miles north of Montpelier. He built a two room log home that stands until this day (1966). They returned to Bear Lake in 1883 and stayed until 1903 when they moved to Whitney, Idaho. Gilbert was a farmer and at one time served as sheriff of Franklin County. He was a kind man and was very highly respected.

She had a refinement, grace and poise of a lady, and this influence was felt wherever she went. She always wore a dainty white linen or lace collar. She was a marvelous cook; she had the art of seasoning her food that would rival any French chef. If friends or neighbors dropped in unexpectedly for a meal, and she wondered sometimes what to prepare, they would suggest that she make sour cream biscuits. She was always called on to help prepare church banquets. Her home was kept clean, she never could excuse dirt or ragged clothes. She would say "There "is plenty of water and always a needle and thread." Her kitchen chairs and floors were scrubbed white, and if there wasn't soap to be had she would use sand and no one could walk on the floor until it was dry.

She spun wool to make yarn for stockings, and she kept the needles merrily clicking every spare moment. She molded candles, made soap, starch, also lye by putting maple ashes in a barrel filled with water, and the water of the ashes was used for lye.

She and her husband led in the beautiful old time dances and marches. They knew the French four, Highland fling, Comin Through the Rye, Minuet, and many others. Often the dance floor was cleared for her to step dance and her husband would join her, shouts came from the audience for her to lift her skirts a little higher so they could see her nimble feet, but in those days, the ankle was all that was permissible.

In 1883 they turned their faces again toward Bear Lake Valley and started a new home three miles north of Montpelier. In 1888 the spirit of Temple work urged her to leave for the Manti Temple, her sister Katherine being one of the workers. She stayed there four months doing work for her kindred dead.

Though she and her family lived many years in Bear Lake, they could never stop longing for the beautiful Cache Valley where they had lived their early married life. The opportunity came in 1903, and they moved to the northern part of Cache Valley, where their oldest son Gilbert was living. They bought a home adjoining their sons in Whitney, Idaho. Had an orchard of apples, plums and small fruit of many kinds. They spent many happy years there and celebrated their Golden wedding and all their children were present to do them honor.

Sarah was the mother of twelve children, who were among the leading citizens in all activities and entertainments given for church and state. They all lived to maturity and married except Christina. Though she fought reverses, poverty and disappointments, she stood firm to her ideals with a testimony that Joseph Smith was indeed a true prophet of the latter day.

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      Sarah Elizabeth Conover was born on Jun 30, 1834 at Jersey Praire, Princeton, Morgan County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Col. Peter Wilson Conover and Eveline B. Golden. Sarah married Gilbert Weaver, son of Edward Weaver and Martha Raymer, on Jul 12, 1856 at Endowment House, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah. Sarah Elizabeth Conover died on Nov 6, 1913 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho, at age 79. Sarah was buried on Nov 9, 1913 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho.
     

(This sketch was in Geneva Wright Stephens' file box with Conover' s history that he wrote for his mother Loella Weaver. It was preserved by Conover and passed on to Geneva after the death of his wife Lenore. The author and date are unknown.)

"My grandmother, Sarah Elizabeth Conover Weaver, was born June 30th, 1834 at Golden Point, Hancock County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Peter Wilson Conover [1807-1892] and Evelyn E. Golden [1808-1847], who were married [February 14,] 1827. They were the parents of ten children, Sarah was the fourth child. Her parents were among the first to join the unpopular religion known as the Mormons.

In early infancy Sarah was stricken with an illness, Spinal, leaving her eyes in a weakened condition; Although they were operated on, they were never very strong and she was not permited to attend school very long. However, she learned to read and write.

Her parents were with the saints who settled in Nauvoo, which was situated on a very attractive location in the bend of the Mississippi River. Sarah saw Nauvoo grow to be a beautiful city. The eleventh anniversary of the organization of the church was an occasion in Nauvoo never to be forgotten. On April 6th, 1841 approximately 10,000 people from Nauvoo and surrounding sections saw the laying of the four corner stones of the Nauvoo Temple. Sarah saw the Temple during its construction and saw its completion when the capstone was laid May 24th, 1845 by Brigham Young.

She tells that the Prophet Joseph Smith visited their home often, (her father being one of his body guards). She often told how thrilled she was when the Prophet stroked her hair and told her she was a beautiful and good little girl, and when the news reached them that he had been killed, she threw herself on the bed and cried brokenhearted and exclaimed, "What will become of us now?"

The Mormons in Nauvoo had only a short time of peace from their enemies; persecution was again becoming severe on every side and Sarah's parents were among the saints who were driven from their homes there, crossing the Mississippi on a bridge of ice.

The winter of 1847 was spent at winter quarters. Chills and fever took many of the saints and her mother nursed untiringly from one to another until sickness entered their home. Her husband lay between life and death for weeks, but gradually regained his strength. One evening as she sat mending a coat. Sarah noticed the fevered brow and the distress upon her mother's face. She said, "Mother. I'll finish mending the coat, you look so sick you must go to bed". In a few days she passed away and they made her a coffin from the sides of a wagon box. She was buried in a crude grave, leaving her husband and ten children. Sarah was the oldest girl, but thirteen years of age. She seemed to change from a girl to a woman, and assumed the responsibility of the family.

The saints were kind and often came in to help. She tells of one girl in particular whom she trusted and loved, who helped her put away her mothers beautiful hand woven linens, table cloths, pillowcases, and exquisitely embroidered baby dresses that she had saved for years, spinning the flax, weaving the cloth and preparing for their hopes for a home in the west. The work was that of an artist, never forgotten by those who saw it. Some weeks later their tent house caught fire and burned to the ground and Sarah's frantic efforts to save the linen chest was of no avail.

In May 1848, they left winter quarters in the Heber C. Kimball company. There was six hundred sixty two souls, two hundred twenty six wagons in the company. They experienced many hardships. joys, laughter, and tears; Buffalo stampedes, Indian raids, etc. At the end of their days journey, they would sit around the camp fire and sign and tell stories, each having a turn to take part in their own way. Sarah was a gifted dancer and brought entertainment with her nimble feet. She could clog, tap, or do any dance she had ever seen, and the crowd would clap as her feet kept time with the accordian or mouth organ. They reached the Salt Lake Valley about Sept. 25th 1848.

Her Father was among the first to settle in Provo, Utah. When he was away helping others who were coming to the valley, Sarah was left to care for her brothers and sisters. Sometimes they would get out of food and would dig sego's to eat. Sarah would gather wild berries which she would exchange for flour. She would clean wheat and crush it in a large wooden bowl with a maul and make her own flour; this mixed with sour milk and soda baked in a bake oven over hot coals, made delicious bread.

After a few years, her Father married Jane Correll, and she was relieved of the responsibility of the home and family. She went to Salt Lake and worked in the homes of several prominent families, first at Heber C. Kimball's (whose wife was her cousin); also Daniel H. Wells arid others. While in Salt Lake she had several propose to her in marriage.

At one time at a large gathering in the Salt Lake Theatre Brigham Young cleared the dance floor and called for Sarah Conover and Mary Clark to waltz around the hall believing them to be the most perfect in grace and smoothness. A cup of water was placed on their heads, and they waltzed around the hall without spilling a drop.

While working as nurse and maid in one of the homes in Salt Lake she recognized her mothers beautiful linen baby dresses that she had thought were destroyed when their tent burned at winter quarters. She trembled with excitement as she took the dresses from the ironing board, and asked her mistress where she had gotten it. "I bought it from so and so" she said. It was the same girl who had helped her tuck the linen away when back in winter quarters. She was stunned and was about to tell the truth, when she thought of the works of Shakespeare. "He that steals my purse, steals trash, but he that steals my good name robs me of that which not enriches him, and makes me poor indeed." So she just said, "Aren't they beautiful" and left the room with a sob in her throat, and the words unspoken.

Time passed, she returned to Provo, and became interested in a dark eyed, fine looking twenty year old man by the name of Gilbert "Gib" Edward Weaver, whose bravery and good nature won her admiration. He was also a graceful dancer and the two were leaders in the ballroom and entertainments. They were married in Salt Lake July 14th, 1855 by Brigham Young.

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     Christina Weaver died on Sep 22, 1860. She was born on Sep 22, 1860 at Millville, Cache County, Utah. She was the daughter of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover.

      Gilbert Edward Weaver was born on Apr 24, 1857 at Provo, Utah County, Utah. He was the son of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover. Gilbert married Mary Ann Gamble on Jan 1, 1878 at Ogden, Weber County, Utah. Gilbert Edward Weaver died on Mar 19, 1931 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho, at age 73. Gilbert was buried on Mar 22, 1931 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho.

      Mary Ann Gamble was born on Jan 24, 1859 at Ogden, Weber County, Utah. Mary married Gilbert Edward Weaver, son of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover, on Jan 1, 1878 at Ogden, Weber County, Utah. Mary Ann Gamble died on Oct 30, 1930 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho, at age 71. Mary was buried on Nov 3, 1930 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho.

      Gilbert Daniel Weaver was born on Nov 22, 1878 at Millville, Cache County, Utah. He was the son of Gilbert Edward Weaver and Mary Ann Gamble. Gilbert Daniel Weaver died on Jun 20, 1950 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho, at age 71. Gilbert was buried on Jun 24, 1950 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho.

      Sarah Virginia Weaver was born on Jul 7, 1880 at Millville, Cache County, Utah. She was the daughter of Gilbert Edward Weaver and Mary Ann Gamble. Sarah Virginia Weaver died on Jul 7, 1970 at South Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California, at age 90. Sarah was buried at Preston, Franklin County, Idaho.

      Pearl Weaver was born on May 19, 1882 at Millville, Cache County, Utah. She was the daughter of Gilbert Edward Weaver and Mary Ann Gamble. Pearl Weaver died on May 17, 1955 at age 72.

      Sylvan Weaver was born on Mar 9, 1884 at Millville, Cache County, Utah. He was the son of Gilbert Edward Weaver and Mary Ann Gamble. Sylvan Weaver died on Apr 28, 1960 at age 76.

      Allabell Weaver was born on Aug 1, 1886 at Millville, Cache County, Utah. She was the daughter of Gilbert Edward Weaver and Mary Ann Gamble. Allabell Weaver died on Aug 29, 1965 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho, at age 79. Allabell was buried on Sep 1, 1965 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho.

      Mary Setyra Weaver was born on Apr 16, 1888 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Gilbert Edward Weaver and Mary Ann Gamble. Mary Setyra Weaver died on Jun 18, 1959 at Boise, Ada County, Idaho, at age 71. Mary was buried on Jun 20, 1959 at Boise, Ada County, Idaho.

      Earl Weaver was born on Jun 22, 1890 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho. He was the son of Gilbert Edward Weaver and Mary Ann Gamble. Earl Weaver was baptized on Aug 7, 1890 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho. He died on Oct 11, 1977 at Logan, Cache County, Utah, at age 87. Earl was buried on Oct 15, 1977 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho.

      Balda Weaver was born on Apr 5, 1892 at Whitney, Onedia County, Idaho. He was the son of Gilbert Edward Weaver and Mary Ann Gamble. Balda Weaver died on Jul 2, 1975 at Preston, Franklin County, Idaho, at age 83. Balda was buried on Jul 5, 1975 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho.

      George St. Clair Weaver was born on Apr 14, 1894 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho. He was the son of Gilbert Edward Weaver and Mary Ann Gamble. George St. Clair Weaver died on Mar 14, 1968 at Veterans Hospital, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, at age 73. George was buried on Mar 17, 1968 at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah.

      Vivian Weaver was born on Feb 23, 1897 at Whitney, Franklin County, Idaho. He was the son of Gilbert Edward Weaver and Mary Ann Gamble. Vivian Weaver died on May 29, 1980 at Boise, Ada County, Idaho, at age 83. Vivian was buried on Jun 2, 1980 at Lewiston, Cache County, Utah.

      Eva Gamble Weaver was born on Jan 28, 1900 at Whitney, Oneida County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Gilbert Edward Weaver and Mary Ann Gamble. Eva Gamble Weaver died on Nov 9, 1930 at age 30.

      Lillian Weaver was born on Aug 13, 1902 at Whitney, Oneida County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Gilbert Edward Weaver and Mary Ann Gamble. Lillian Weaver died on Dec 17, 1968 at age 66.

      Gerald Weaver was born on Jan 18, 1904 at Whitney, Oneida County, Idaho. He was the son of Gilbert Edward Weaver and Mary Ann Gamble. Gerald Weaver died on Jan 1, 1960 at age 55.

      Peter Wilson Weaver was born on Nov 15, 1858 at Provo, Utah County, Utah. He was the son of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover. Peter married Mary Jane Davis on Dec 3, 1884 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho. Peter Wilson Weaver died on May 26, 1917 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho, at age 58. Peter was buried on May 29, 1917 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho.

      Mary Jane Davis was born on Mar 12, 1868 at Three Mile Creek. Mary married Peter Wilson Weaver, son of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover, on Dec 3, 1884 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho. Mary Jane Davis died on May 18, 1935 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho, at age 67. Mary was buried on May 21, 1935 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho.

      Lucy Melvina Weaver was born on Dec 21, 1885 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Peter Wilson Weaver and Mary Jane Davis. Lucy Melvina Weaver died on Jul 31, 1978 at age 92.

      Wilson Weaver was born on Oct 15, 1887 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho. He was the son of Peter Wilson Weaver and Mary Jane Davis. Wilson married Elvina Mouritzen, daughter of Mourits Lars Mouritzen and Karen Hansen, on Feb 8, 1919. Wilson Weaver died on May 23, 1967 at age 79.

      Alma Davis Weaver was born on Sep 25, 1889 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho. He was the son of Peter Wilson Weaver and Mary Jane Davis. Alma Davis Weaver died on Sep 11, 1918 at age 28.

      Zarelda May Weaver was born on Sep 19, 1891 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Peter Wilson Weaver and Mary Jane Davis. Zarelda May Weaver died on Oct 27, 1980 at Orem, Utah County, Utah, at age 89. Zarelda was buried on Oct 30, 1980 at Mountain View Cemetery, Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho.

      Hazel Irene Weaver was born on Jul 2, 1893 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Peter Wilson Weaver and Mary Jane Davis.

      Gilbert Weaver was born on Mar 2, 1896 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho. He was the son of Peter Wilson Weaver and Mary Jane Davis. Gilbert Weaver died on Aug 17, 1936 at age 40.

      Orrin Russell Weaver was born on Jul 31, 1900 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho. He was the son of Peter Wilson Weaver and Mary Jane Davis. Orrin Russell Weaver died on Feb 14, 1957 at Redwood City, San Mateo County, California, at age 56. Orrin was buried on Feb 18, 1957 at Greenlawn Cemete, Colma, San Mateo County, California.

      Howard Jennings Weaver was born on Jul 8, 1909 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho. He was the son of Peter Wilson Weaver and Mary Jane Davis. Howard Jennings Weaver died on Jul 14, 1917 at age 8.

      Jesse Forrest Weaver was born on Sep 13, 1912 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho. He was the son of Peter Wilson Weaver and Mary Jane Davis. Jesse Forrest Weaver was baptized on Nov 13, 1912 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho. He died on Jan 25, 1979 at Boise, Ada County, Idaho, at age 66. Jesse was buried on Jan 29, 1979 at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Glendale, California.

      Isaac Franklin Kite was born on May 2, 1857 at Springville, Utah County, Utah. Isaac married Zerelda Evelyn Weaver, daughter of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover, on Aug 18, 1878 at Rigby, Jefferson County, Idaho. Isaac Franklin Kite died on Jan 26, 1932 at Rigby, Jefferson County, Idaho, at age 74.

      Zerelda Evelyn Weaver was born on Nov 14, 1861 at Millville, Cache County, Utah. She was the daughter of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover. Zerelda married Isaac Franklin Kite on Aug 18, 1878 at Rigby, Jefferson County, Idaho. Zerelda Evelyn Weaver died on Apr 1, 1953 at Ririe, Jefferson County, Idaho, at age 91.

      Gilbert Franklin Kite was born on Jul 13, 1880 at Millville, Cache County, Utah. He was the son of Isaac Franklin Kite and Zerelda Evelyn Weaver. Gilbert Franklin Kite died on May 25, 1950 at age 69.

     Luella Kite died circa 1882. She was born circa 1882. She was the daughter of Isaac Franklin Kite and Zerelda Evelyn Weaver.

     Consuella Kite died circa 1884. She was born circa 1884. She was the daughter of Isaac Franklin Kite and Zerelda Evelyn Weaver.

      Edward Kite was born in Oct, 1887. He was the son of Isaac Franklin Kite and Zerelda Evelyn Weaver. Edward Kite died circa 1890.

      Eva May Kite was born on Oct 12, 1889 at Camas, Jefferson County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Isaac Franklin Kite and Zerelda Evelyn Weaver. Eva May Kite died on May 8, 1974 at Calgary, Alberta, Canada, at age 84. Eva was buried on May 11, 1974 at Magrath, Alberta, Canada.

      Alpheus Weaver Kite was born on Nov 23, 1891 at Rudy, Jefferson County, Idaho. He was the son of Isaac Franklin Kite and Zerelda Evelyn Weaver. Alpheus Weaver Kite died on Nov 23, 1921 at age 30.

     Raymond Kite died circa 1893. He was born circa 1893 at Rudy, Jefferson County, Idaho. He was the son of Isaac Franklin Kite and Zerelda Evelyn Weaver.

      Alta Margaret Kite was born on Mar 30, 1896 at Rudy, Jefferson County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Isaac Franklin Kite and Zerelda Evelyn Weaver. Alta Margaret Kite died on Jul 6, 1965 at age 69.

     Golden Harold Kite was the son of Isaac Franklin Kite and Zerelda Evelyn Weaver.

     (Unknown) Kite was the child of Isaac Franklin Kite and Zerelda Evelyn Weaver.

     Annetta Kite was the daughter of Isaac Franklin Kite and Zerelda Evelyn Weaver.

      Liberty Independence Hunt was born on Jul 24, 1860 at Ogden, Weber County, Utah. Liberty married Sarah Jeanette Weaver, daughter of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover, on May 7, 1885 at Paris, Bear Lake County, Idaho. Liberty Independence Hunt died on Mar 2, 1935 at American Falls, Power County, Idaho, at age 74. Liberty was buried on Mar 6, 1935 at Falls View Cemetery, American Falls, Power County, Idaho.

      Sarah Jeanette Weaver was born on May 22, 1864 at Paris, Bear Lake County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover. Sarah Jeanette Weaver was baptized at Paris, Bear Lake County, Idaho. Sarah married Liberty Independence Hunt on May 7, 1885 at Paris, Bear Lake County, Idaho. Sarah Jeanette Weaver died on Dec 31, 1955 at American Falls, Power County, Idaho, at age 91. Sarah was buried on Jan 3, 1956 at American Falls, Power County, Idaho.

      Jefferson Hunt was born on Jun 10, 1886 at Red Rock, Bannock County, Idaho. He was the son of Liberty Independence Hunt and Sarah Jeanette Weaver. Jefferson Hunt died on Oct 12, 1912 at age 26.

      Dora Elizabeth Hunt was born on Oct 5, 1888 at Red Rock, Bannock County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Liberty Independence Hunt and Sarah Jeanette Weaver. Dora Elizabeth Hunt died on Jul 24, 1964 at Salmon, Lemhi County, Idaho, at age 75. Dora was buried on Jul 28, 1964 at American Falls, Power County, Idaho.

     Gilbert Russell Hunt was baptized on Aug 12, 1890 at Red Rock, Bannock County, Idaho. He was born on Aug 12, 1890 at Red Rock, Bannock County, Idaho. He was the son of Liberty Independence Hunt and Sarah Jeanette Weaver. Gilbert Russell Hunt died on Jan 3, 1952 at American Falls, Power County, Idaho, at age 61. Gilbert was buried on Jan 7, 1952 at Falls View Cemetery, American Falls, Power County, Idaho.

      Alta Pearl Hunt was born on Aug 14, 1892 at Red Rock Pass, Bannock County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Liberty Independence Hunt and Sarah Jeanette Weaver. Alta Pearl Hunt died on Jan 3, 1952 at age 59.

     Consuella (Connie) Hunt was baptized at Montpelier, Bear Lake County, Idaho. She was born on Dec 17, 1893 at Montpelier, Bear Lake County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Liberty Independence Hunt and Sarah Jeanette Weaver.

      Merlin Hunt was born on Oct 17, 1895 at Red Rock, Bannock County, Idaho. He was the son of Liberty Independence Hunt and Sarah Jeanette Weaver. Merlin Hunt died on Mar 15, 1951 at American Falls, Power County, Idaho, at age 55. Merlin was buried on Mar 19, 1951 at Falls View Cemetery, American Falls, Power County, Idaho.

     Faraby Eveline Hunt was the daughter of Liberty Independence Hunt and Sarah Jeanette Weaver.

      Liberty Dewey Hunt was born on Sep 30, 1899 at Red Rock, Bannock County, Idaho. He was the son of Liberty Independence Hunt and Sarah Jeanette Weaver. Liberty Dewey Hunt died on Dec 11, 1960 at age 61.

      Fred Weaver Hunt was born on Dec 12, 1901 at Snake River Neel, Blaine County, Idaho. He was the son of Liberty Independence Hunt and Sarah Jeanette Weaver. Fred Weaver Hunt died on Sep 4, 1937 at age 35.

      Lafayette Forest Hunt was born on Sep 21, 1904 at Red Rock, Bannock County, Idaho. He was the son of Liberty Independence Hunt and Sarah Jeanette Weaver. Lafayette Forest Hunt died on Dec 11, 1968 at age 64.

     (Unknown) Hunt was the daughter of Liberty Independence Hunt and Sarah Jeanette Weaver.

      Charles Witt Stoddard was born on Oct 1, 1857 at Bountiful, Davis County, Utah. Charles married Alice America Weaver, daughter of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover, on Oct 11, 1883 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah. Charles Witt Stoddard died on Apr 9, 1940 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, at age 82. Charles was buried at Bountiful, Davis County, Utah.

      Alice America Weaver was born on Apr 22, 1866 at Millville, Cache County, Utah. She was the daughter of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover. Alice married Charles Witt Stoddard on Oct 11, 1883 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah. Alice America Weaver died on Nov 15, 1955 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, at age 89. Alice was buried at Bountiful, Davis County, Utah.

      Charles Witt Stoddard Jr. was born on Aug 8, 1886 at Richmond, Cache County, Utah. He was the son of Charles Witt Stoddard and Alice America Weaver. Charles Witt Stoddard Jr. died on May 13, 1949 at Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, at age 62. Charles was buried on May 16, 1949 at Mountain View Cemetery, Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho.

      Le Roy Stoddard was born on Feb 18, 1888 at Richmond, Cache County, Utah. He was the son of Charles Witt Stoddard and Alice America Weaver. Le Roy Stoddard died on Feb 28, 1966 at age 78.

     Gilbert Stoddard died on Sep 9, 1889. He was born on Sep 9, 1889 at Richmond, Cache County, Utah. He was the son of Charles Witt Stoddard and Alice America Weaver.

     John Stoddard died on Jun 28, 1890. He was born on Jun 28, 1890 at Richmond, Cache County, Utah. He was the son of Charles Witt Stoddard and Alice America Weaver.

      Hazel America Stoddard was born on Nov 30, 1891 at Richmond, Cache County, Utah. She was the daughter of Charles Witt Stoddard and Alice America Weaver. Hazel America Stoddard died on Jun 22, 1975 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, at age 83. Hazel was buried on Jun 25, 1975 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah.

     George Stoddard died on Mar 28, 1895. He was born on Mar 28, 1895 at Downey, Bannock County, Idaho. He was the son of Charles Witt Stoddard and Alice America Weaver.

      Guy Weaver Stoddard was born on Sep 4, 1896 at Downey, Bannock County, Idaho. He was the son of Charles Witt Stoddard and Alice America Weaver. Guy Weaver Stoddard died on May 16, 1965 at age 68.

      Brigham Young Stoddard was born on Jan 19, 1898 at Downey, Bannock County, Idaho. He was the son of Charles Witt Stoddard and Alice America Weaver. Brigham Young Stoddard died on Jun 5, 1913 at age 15.

      Lorenzo Snow Stoddard was born on Nov 11, 1900 at Downey, Bannock County, Idaho. He was the son of Charles Witt Stoddard and Alice America Weaver. Lorenzo Snow Stoddard died on May 12, 1956 at age 55.

      Fred Telford Stoddard was born on Dec 13, 1903 at Magrath, Alberta, Canada. He was the son of Charles Witt Stoddard and Alice America Weaver. Fred Telford Stoddard died on Aug 28, 1921 at age 17.

     Alice Marie Stoddard was the daughter of Charles Witt Stoddard and Alice America Weaver.

      Daniel C. Davis was born circa 1870. Daniel married Dora May Weaver, daughter of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover, on Oct 29, 1890.

      Dora May Weaver was born on Jul 1, 1870 at Millville, Cache County, Utah. She was the daughter of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover. Dora married Daniel C. Davis on Oct 29, 1890. Dora married Edward 'C' Partridge on Sep 15, 1903 at Cowley, Big Horn County, Wyoming. Dora May Weaver died on Feb 23, 1913 at age 42. Dora was buried at Cowley, Big Horn County, Wyoming.

      Edward 'C' Partridge was born on Dec 13, 1860 at Farmington, Davis County, Utah. Edward married Dora May Weaver, daughter of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover, on Sep 15, 1903 at Cowley, Big Horn County, Wyoming. Edward 'C' Partridge died on May 15, 1923 at Park City, Stillwater County, Montana, at age 62. Edward was buried at Cowley, Big Horn County, Wyoming.

     Lynn Weaver Partridge was the son of Edward 'C' Partridge and Dora May Weaver.

      Sarah Marr Partridge was born on Jun 3, 1911 at Cowley, Big Horn County, Wyoming. She was the daughter of Edward 'C' Partridge and Dora May Weaver. Sarah Marr Partridge died on Jun 8, 1969 at age 58.

      Charles Morris Holmes was born on Oct 18, 1849 at Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, Iowa. Charles married an unknown person on Oct 9, 1873 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah. Charles married Catherine Ann Weaver, daughter of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover, on Sep 4, 1889 at Logan, Cache County, Utah. Charles Morris Holmes died on Feb 27, 1907 at Montpelier, Bear Lake County, Idaho, at age 57. Charles was buried on Mar 1, 1907 at Montpelier, Bear Lake County, Idaho.

      Catherine Ann Weaver was born on Jan 24, 1873 at Millville, Cache County, Utah. She was the daughter of Gilbert Weaver and Sarah Elizabeth Conover. Catherine married Charles Morris Holmes on Sep 4, 1889 at Logan, Cache County, Utah. Catherine married Silas Wright on Sep 12, 1912. Catherine Ann Weaver died on Dec 10, 1959 at Montpelier, Bear Lake County, Idaho, at age 86. Catherine was buried on Dec 14, 1959 at Montpelier, Bear Lake County, Idaho.

      Myrtle Weaver Holmes was born on Nov 3, 1890 at Montpelier, Bear Lake County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Charles Morris Holmes and Catherine Ann Weaver. Myrtle Weaver Holmes died on Nov 10, 1911 at Bennington, Bear Lake County, Idaho, at age 21.

      Oliver Wendell Holmes was born on Feb 19, 1893 at Montpelier, Bear Lake County, Idaho. He was the son of Charles Morris Holmes and Catherine Ann Weaver. Oliver Wendell Holmes died on Jan 7, 1959 at Montpelier, Bear Lake County, Idaho, at age 65. Oliver was buried on Jan 12, 1959 at Montpelier, Bear Lake County, Idaho.

      Golden Gilbert Holmes was born on Jul 29, 1896 at Montpelier, Bear Lake County, Idaho. He was the son of Charles Morris Holmes and Catherine Ann Weaver. Golden married Ann Ortella Stock, daughter of Robert Ernest Stock and Sarah Ann Young, on Feb 14, 1918. Golden Gilbert Holmes died on Mar 5, 1956 at age 59.

      Priscilla Holmes was born on Jul 1, 1899 at Montpelier, Bear Lake County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Charles Morris Holmes and Catherine Ann Weaver. Priscilla Holmes died on Aug 18, 1971 at age 72.

     Vernon Jesse Holmes was the son of Charles Morris Holmes and Catherine Ann Weaver.

      Zerelda Holmes was born on Nov 28, 1906 at Montpelier, Bear Lake County, Idaho. She was the daughter of Charles Morris Holmes and Catherine Ann Weaver. Zerelda Holmes died on Apr 12, 1907.