Bunkerville to Boston Book (Preview)

This is what I have been up to lately...

 

I have been dedicating most of my time into

putting together a hard bound "Hardy Book" for the

 

Hardy Christmas Party 2012

 

 

Here is a preview of some of the pages.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 

Memorial Day Weekend 2012 - Hardy/Leavitt

Memorial Day Weekend 2012

My Hardy/Leavitt Family Heritage 

Stan's Grandparents back to the 1600's
 

Dudley Leavitt Hardy
and

Vera Wittwer Hardy

Buried: Bunkerville, Nevada

 

Heber Herbert Hardy
and

Betsey Leavitt Hardy

Buried: Bunkerville, Nevada 

 

Warren Hardy

Buried: Saint George City, Utah 

Plot: A_A_10_1

 

 Josiah Guile Hardy

 Buried: Colonia Parcheco, Galeana, Old Mexico (Chiluana)

 

Sarah Clark Parker

 Buried: Saint George, Utah Plot: A_F_97_4_WH

 

 Sylvanus Hardy

Buried in Groveland, Massachusetts

 

Mary Boynton Hardy 
Buried in Groveland, Massachusetts
 

Abner Hardy

Buried in the Small Pox Cemetery

in Groveland, Massachussetts

 

Jeremiah Hardy

Died of Small Pox

Buried in Groveland, Massachussetts

 

Thomas Hardy
Buried in Groveland, Massachusetts

Mercy Hardy
Buried in Groveland, Massachusetts
 

Benjamin F. Blake

Buried: St George, Utah Plot: A_E_85_1

Harriet Hollis Blake 

Buried: St George, Utah Plot: A_E_85_2

Stan's Great Great Grandparents

 Dudley Leavitt

Thiza Hale Riding Leavitt

Buried: Bunkerville, Nevada  

Stan's Great Great Great Grandparents

Jeremiah Leavitt II 

Buried: Bonaparte Cemetery , Bonaparte, Iowa, USA

Sarah Sturdevant Leavitt

Buried: Gunlock Cemetery, Utah, USA

 

Christopher L. Riding

Buried: St George Utah Plot: A_H_164_6  

Mary Ann Hale

Buried: St George, Utah Plot: A_H_164_4

 

Memorial Day 2012 - Robinson/Black

Memorial Day 2012

This is pictures from the Robinson/Black 

side of my family

My Great Grandparents

 Lewis LeRoy Black and Hazel Doretta Robinson Black

Buried: Spring City, Utah

My Great Great Grandparents

Lewis Black and Trena Jensen Black

Buried: Spring City, Utah

My Great Great Great Grandparents

Jens Mathis Black and Cecelia Christena Larsen Black

Buried: Spring City, Utah

Jens started crossing the plains with  the Hans Peter Olsen Company in 1854 with

his first wife, she died of cholera at St. Louis. 

Jens remarried and crossed the plains with his second wife.

My Grandmother was his third wife.

Christena and her family crossed the plains with the Jacob F. Secrist Company in 1855

My Great Great Great Great Grandparents

Lars Johansen Larsen and Anna Margrethe Sorsensen Larsen

Buried: Spring City, Utah

Lars, Margrethe and their family crossed the plains with the Hans Peter Olsen Company in 1854

My Great Great Grandfather

 

Jens Christian Jensen

Buried:  Mt. Pleasant, Utah

Plot: A_103_3_6

Jens crossed the plains with the Canute Peterson Company in 1856

My Great Great Grandmother

 

 Margret Anderson Jensen Johnson

 Buried: Spring City, Utah 

Margret and her mother Mette Christensen Anderson crossed the plains with the John Murdock Company in 1861. Mette came without her husband, he died in a mining accident in Denmark.

Mette is buried in Spring City, Utah

I can not find a headstone

My Great Great Grandfather

John Robinson

Buried: Spring City, Utah

John (age six) crossed the plains with his father, John Robinson, Sr. and his third wife, 

Emma Lucas and their daughter, Clara Alice. He also brought three of his daughters from his first

marriage to Mary Wood.

They crossed with the Edmunds Ellsworth Company in 1856

John Robinson, Sr is buried in Spring City, Utah

I can not find a headstone

My Great Great Grandmother

(Not Buried with my Grandfather)

Mary Peterson Robinson Schofield

Buried: Spring City, Utah

My Great Great Great Grandfather

Jens Petersen

Burial: Mead Cemetery

Price, Utah

Jens, Maren Kirstine Christiansen Petersen and her son, Christian crossed the plains with the 

Robert F. Nelsen Company in 1859

My Great Great Great Grandmother

 

Mary Chrstine Christiansen Petersen

Burial: Mead Cemetery

Price, Utah 

Jens, Maren Kirstine Christiansen Petersen and her son, Christian crossed the plains with the 

Robert F. Nelsen Company in 1859