Daughter of William David Littlefield and Ann Toomer
Suggested edit: In 1864 when Mary Ann was 15, some of the family came to American on the ship, "Hudson," arriving in New York Harbor where they were met with men with weapons and told to be careful because there was a civil war going on. They joined a wagon train to Salt Lake City. They were met by her son, John, who helped them finish their journey. Mary Ann met William Eddington and married him in 1865. They lived in Salt Lake City, Kemmerer, Wyoming; Morgan County and Driggs, Idaho.
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Married William Eddington, 24 February 1865, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Children - Mary Littlefield Eddingotn, Richard Littlefield Eddington, George Eddington, Lillian Eugenie Eddington, Elijah Eddington, Walter Naisbitt Eddington, Evelyn Eliza Eddington, Leo Eddington, Paul Littlefield Eddington, son Eddington
Salt Lake City Cemetery Map
Suggested edit: In 1864 when Mary Ann was 15, some of the family came to American on the ship, "Hudson," arriving in New York Harbor where they were met with men with weapons and told to be careful because there was a civil war going on. They joined a wagon train to Salt Lake City. They were met by her son, John, who helped them finish their journey. Mary Ann met William Eddington and married him in 1865. They lived in Salt Lake City, Kemmerer, Wyoming; Morgan County and Driggs, Idaho.
Contributor: pCarson (48463719) • [email protected]
Married William Eddington, 24 February 1865, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Children - Mary Littlefield Eddingotn, Richard Littlefield Eddington, George Eddington, Lillian Eugenie Eddington, Elijah Eddington, Walter Naisbitt Eddington, Evelyn Eliza Eddington, Leo Eddington, Paul Littlefield Eddington, son Eddington
Salt Lake City Cemetery Map
Daughter of William David Littlefield and Ann Toomer
Suggested edit: In 1864 when Mary Ann was 15, some of the family came to American on the ship, "Hudson," arriving in New York Harbor where they were met with men with weapons and told to be careful because there was a civil war going on. They joined a wagon train to Salt Lake City. They were met by her son, John, who helped them finish their journey. Mary Ann met William Eddington and married him in 1865. They lived in Salt Lake City, Kemmerer, Wyoming; Morgan County and Driggs, Idaho.
Contributor: pCarson (48463719) • [email protected]
Married William Eddington, 24 February 1865, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Children - Mary Littlefield Eddingotn, Richard Littlefield Eddington, George Eddington, Lillian Eugenie Eddington, Elijah Eddington, Walter Naisbitt Eddington, Evelyn Eliza Eddington, Leo Eddington, Paul Littlefield Eddington, son Eddington
Salt Lake City Cemetery Map
Suggested edit: In 1864 when Mary Ann was 15, some of the family came to American on the ship, "Hudson," arriving in New York Harbor where they were met with men with weapons and told to be careful because there was a civil war going on. They joined a wagon train to Salt Lake City. They were met by her son, John, who helped them finish their journey. Mary Ann met William Eddington and married him in 1865. They lived in Salt Lake City, Kemmerer, Wyoming; Morgan County and Driggs, Idaho.
Contributor: pCarson (48463719) • [email protected]
Married William Eddington, 24 February 1865, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Children - Mary Littlefield Eddingotn, Richard Littlefield Eddington, George Eddington, Lillian Eugenie Eddington, Elijah Eddington, Walter Naisbitt Eddington, Evelyn Eliza Eddington, Leo Eddington, Paul Littlefield Eddington, son Eddington
Salt Lake City Cemetery Map
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