| JAMES HENRY MARTINEAU was a MORMON SHOOTER AND CLUBBER a regimental adjutant to Col William. H. Dame. of Eldridge, N Y ); born
March 13, 1828, Amsterdam, N. Y. Came to Utah July 20,
1850, California Gold Seekers' Company. |
| Married Susan Ellen Johnson Jan. 8, 1852, Fort Johnson,
Utah (daughter of Joel Hills Johnson and Anna Pixley of
Kirtland, Ohio, and Nauvo, Ill, pioneers Sept 1, 1848)
She was born July 11, 1836, in Kirtland Their children
Henry Augustus, m Editha Melissa Johnson, Moroni Helaman,
m Sarah Sophia Johnson, Susan Elvira, m Benjamin
Samuel Johnson, John William, d aged 3 years, Nephi,
m Emeline Pamelia Knowles, George Albert, m Emma
Pauline Allred; Joel Hills, m Mary Ann Thurston, Gertrude,
m Everett Guy Taylor, Theodore, m. Josephine Thurston,
Anna Sarah, m Henry Samuel Walzer, James Edward, d.
aged 3 years, Dora, d aged 19 years. |
Married Susan Julia Sherman Jan 18, 1857, Salt Lake
City (daughter of Lyman Royal Sherman and Delcena
Diadamia Johnson of Kirtland, Ohio and Missouri, pioneers
1853, Almon W Babbit company). She was born Oct 21,
1838, Far West, Mo Their children- Delcena Diadamia
b Nov 27, 1857, died, Lyman Royal b April 21, 1859, m
Alley Preston, Charles Freeman b July 24, 1861, m Eva
Rosetta Rice, Jesse Nathaniel b April 6, 1863, m. Eliza
Bell Johnson, Julia Henrietta b Feb 4, 1865, d Jan 9,
1885, Elizabeth b Aug 13, 1867, m Frank Knowlton
Nebeker, Virginia b July 16, 1870, m Edward E Sudbury,
Joseph b April 23, 1873, d. May 10, 1873. Family resided
Logan and Salt Lake City. |
| Married Jessie Helen Anderson Russell Grieve April 18,
1887, Salt Lake City (daughter of Simon Grieve and Miss
Anderson of Salt Lake City), who was born Nov. 23, -1867,
died 1902 in Salt Lake City. |
| High priest, bishop's counselor. Regimental adjutant
of Iron and Cache military districts, Nauvoo Legion, Indian
war veteran. County surveyor, county clerk, sheriff, U S
deputy internal revenue collector, U. S. deputy land and
mineral surveyor. Located what is now called Oregon
Short Line from Ogden City to Idaho, was topographical
and construction engineer in construction of the Union Pacific Railroad, also located railway in Mexico. |
| Born: 12 March, 1828, Amsterdam, New York, a Mormon Shooter and Clubber,
and
He was a Bishop's Counseler and Surveryor. Came to Utah July 20, 1850 California Gold Seekers' Company. Genealogy | Family Association |
| Photographs taken from an original first edition publication of the book "Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah." Contributed by MARK MOULTON. |
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