OTHER EXAMPLES:
Page 44: An excellent account of life
growing up on a farm in the 1800s.
Page 46: A good example of the
photography that is very common throughout the book.
Page 56: An interesting page with
several stories about the school at Mapleton.
Page 128: A good example of a
family biography.
Page162: Another family
biographical sketch.
As you will see from these examples, the book is detailed, but it
moves at a good pace. It is rich with information and will really
give the reader good insight into the character of Mapleton.
If you have family roots in Mapleton, this book has wonderful
biographical sketches of some of the early residents of Mapleton as
well, making it an invaluable source for genealogy. Here is a list of
the families who are detailed in alphabetical order by last name. If the
man or woman listed had more than one spouse or no spouse, none are
listed below, but they are written about in the biographical sketch.
Their children are mentioned as well in the article (if there were any),
but I found the list too numerous to type. Throughout the book many more
people are written about, but they are also WAY too numerous to mention!
Charles Edward Allan, James Gartside Allan, James Eli and Lavina
Elizabeth Fullmer Ashcraft, Norris T. and Amanda E. Binks, William and
Mary Ellen Binks, Charles Monroe Bird, Abby Ann Whiting Bird, Elmer
William Bird, Freeman Crandall Bird, Roswell Darius Bird, Sr., S. Lavell
Bird, Uriah E. and Sarah Jane Curtis, Leonard Loris Diamond, Philo
Dibble Sr., David Dibble, Charles Everett and Hilda Marchbanks Everett,
Samuel David and Roxy Jane Kendall Fullmer, Charles and Hilda Everett,
William Price Fullmer, Sr., James and Elenor Amelia Warren Gallup,
Joseph William Gividen, Otto Armond and Rebecca Larsen Hall, Angus Leo
and Jonina Steinun Gudmundson Harmer, Loren Elias and Sylvia Eleanor
Houtz Harmer, Willis and Inez Roundy Harmer, Leonard Hatfield and
Harriet Brailsford Hatfield, James Hyrum and Emma Issac Holley, Dallas
Holley, Glenn Holley and Arlene Harrison Holley, John Isaac and Wilda
Perry Holley, William Ingram and Sarah Catherine Fuller Holley, David S.
Hopla, John Edward and Mabel Strong Hopla, Lorenzo and Olivia Mayne
Stringer Hopla, Christian Watson and Mary Esther Waters Houtz, Walter
Fredrick Hurst, Arthur Gwyther Jackson and Mary Ellen Marshall Jackson,
Hans Peter and Karen Marie Nielsen Jensen, Joseph Jensen and Harriet
Lucinda Whiting Jensen, Niels Christian Jensen, Ovilla Whiting Jensen,
Ruby Snow Warren Jensen, Aaron Johnson Jr., Alice C. Jackson Johnson,
Louis Arthur Johnson, Elmer Johnson, John William and Anthon Parley
Johnson, John William and Henrietta Hales Johnson, Anthon Parley and
Margaret Thomas Johnson, Luella Snow Johnson, James Peter Larsen,
Wilford and Margaret Clyde Larsen, John H. and Emma Kelsey Lee, Herbert
Manwaring and Clarissa Manwaring (picture only - no history submitted),
Edwin Joshua and Mary Emma Allan Marchbanks, Aaron Wesley and Sarah Ann
Waters Matson, George B. Matson, Jr., Jane Elizabeth Waters Matson, John
Mendenhall, Richard Lovell Mendenhall, R. Lovell Mendenhall, George L.
Murray, Anthon and Maria Beck Nielson, Stephen Chadwick Perry, Marion
Perry and Elizabeth Larsen, George Willard Perry, Horace Brigham Perry,
Hyrum Boggs Perry, Lewis Rosalvo Perry, Parley Pratt Perry, Marquis
Lafayette "Mark" Perry, Phoebe Jane Fullmer Perry, Frank C.
Robertson, Adelbert and Josephine Tuckett Roundy, Edwin Marion and
Frances Evaline Perry Snow, Sarah Elizabeth Whiting Snow, Edwin Marion
Snow, Jr., William Thomas Tew, William Thomas Tew, Jr., Edwin Whiting,
Albert Milton Whiting, Sarah Jane Nielson and Albert Milton Whiting,
Jr., Edwin Lucius Whiting and Anna Mary Bulkley Whiting, Charles Leonard
Whiting, Harriet Susannah Perry Whiting, Howard Stewart Whiting, Leonard
Jotham Whitney, Tryphena Roseltha Perry Whitney, Oscar M. Whiting, Amos
Benoni Warren, James Newland and Nellie Weight Wiscombe.
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