Isaac & Mary Ann
Isaac Mitchell... 88 yrs in this photo, and Mary Ann Green came
to Fillmore from England along with their other 8 children in 1870
- 1871.
Isaac -
B: 24 Aug 1810
D: 10 July 1899
Mary Ann -
B: 2 March 1821
D: 2 Nov 1906
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Birth: |
Death: |
| Isaac Mitchell |
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| Mary Ann green |
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| Children: |
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| James Frank |
1 Sep 1878 |
28 March 1947 |
| Ida |
16 Jan 1880 |
11 April 1957 |
| Flora |
21 Oct 1881 |
9 Nov 1973 |
| Elmer Lyman |
8 March 1883 |
4 Dec 1963 |
| Walter Alma |
12 Nov 1884 |
23 June 1947 |
| Richard Erven |
7 Sep 1886 |
12 Oct 1963 |
| Horace Earl |
13 March 1888 |
26 June 1982 |
| Jesse Elvon |
30 Oct 1889 |
1 Dec 1971 |
| Clinton |
1 Oct 1891 |
30 May 1973 |
| Willard E. |
26 June 1893 |
25 June 1961 |
| Ethel "M" |
19 Nov 1895 |
7 May 1974 |
| Ruby Lizzie |
21 Sep 1897 |
4 March 1975 |
| Wallace Clark |
16 May 1901 |
26 Oct 1955 |
| Ella Venise |
9 July 1905 |
2001 |
Emma Adela Mitchell came to Utah with her sister Sarah Mitchell Pratt
in 1869. Emma was just 8 years old, having been born in Sawterie, Huntingdonshire,
England, on September 6, 1861.
On January 8, 1877, Emma, age 15, married James Day. James and Emma were
called to help colonize the area of Deseret, West of Fillmore. On Sept.
1, 1878 (5 days before Emma's 17th birthday) James Franklin was born
in Deseret.
Emma was an excellent manager. She always worked rapidly and efficiently,
having her meals prepared on time, breakfast at 7:00am, dinner at 12:00
noon, supper at 6:00pm. The children knew that if they were late for
meals they might not get their share of food, since there were nine
boys, it took pounds of food each day of the year. Emma was a good
cook and served well balanced and tasty meals.
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