Ashley Elizabeth (Jones) Collett
Children:
Parents:
Lloyd Purser Bair
Christine Bair
Siblings:
Jonathon Durrant
Austin Bair
Matthew Bair
Lexee Bair
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Michael Dean Collett
Ashley Elizabeth (Jones) Collett
Children:
Parents:
Lloyd Purser Bair
Christine Bair
Siblings:
Jonathon Durrant
Austin Bair
Matthew Bair
Lexee Bair
Christine Bair
Lloyd Purser Bair
Children:
Jonathon Durrant
Michael Dean Collette
Austin Bair
Matthew Bair
Lexee Bair
Parents:
Siblings:
Lloyd Purser Bair
Christine Bair
Children:
Jonathon Durrant
Michael Dean Collette
Austin Bair
Matthew Bair
Lexee Bair
Parents:
Quinn R Bair
Darlene (Purser) Bair
Siblings:
Kathy Jean (Bair) Hibbard
Stanley Quinn Bair
Steven Lynn Bair
LaNae (Bair) Becksted
Baby Daughter Bair
Michael Beckstead
LaNae (Bair) Beckstead
Children:
Kirsten LaNae Beckstead
Lindsay Beckstead
Taylor Beckstead
Parents:
Siblings:
LaNae (Bair) Beckstead
Michael Beckstead
Children:
Kirsten LaNae Beckstead
Lindsay Beckstead
Taylor Beckstead
Parents:
Quinn R Bair
Siblings:
Kathy Jean (Bair) HibbardStanley Quinn Bair
Steven Lynn Bair
Lloyd Purser Bair
Baby Daughter Bair
Ryan Quinn Bair
Katie Marie Bair
Children:
Parents:
Steven Lynn Bair
Connie Charlene (Albiston) Bair
Siblings:
Jason Norman Bair
Karen (Gilliland) Bair
Children:
Boy
Parents:
Steven Lynn Bair
Connie Charlene (Albiston) Bair
Siblings:
Daniel Lloyd Bair
Stephanie Marie (Hunter) Bair
Children:
Parents:
Steven Lynn Bair
Connie Charlene (Albiston) Bair
Siblings:
Andrea Lynn (Bair) Dietz
Reuben Henry Dietz lV
Children:
Boy (from Reuben's first marriage)
Boy (from Reuben's first marriage)
Reuben Dietz V
Parents:
Steven Lynn Bair
Connie Charlene (Albiston) Bair
Siblings:
Sarah (Bair) Sanchez
Name Green (1st marriage, divorced)
Joey Sanchez
Children
Tyler (from 1st marriage)
Parents:
Steven Lynn Bair
Connie Charlene (Albiston) Bair
Siblings:
Nathan Steven Bair
Jolene Bair
Children:
Abigail Bair
Jordan Bair
Emma Bair
Leah Bair
Theodore Bair
Parents:
Steven Lynn Bair
Connie Charlene (Albiston) Bair
Siblings:
Steven Lynn Bair
Spouse:
Children:
Parents:
Quinn R Bair
Siblings:
Kathy Jean (Bair) HibbardStanley Quinn Bair
LaNae (Bair) Becksted
Lloyd Purser Bair
Baby Daughter Bair
Corey Hibbard
Erica Hibbard
Children:
Parents:
Clair Hibbard
Kathy Jean (Bair) Hibbard
Siblings:
Kellie Jean Hibbard
Craig Hibbard
Casey Hibbard
Casey Hibbard
Kelsey
Children:
Parents:
Clair Hibbard
Kathy Jean (Bair) Hibbard
Siblings:
Kellie Jean Hibbard
Craig Hibbard
Corey Hibbard
Craig Hibbard
Children:
Parents:
Clair Hibbard
Kathy Jean (Bair) Hibbard
Siblings:
Kellie Jean Hibbard
Casey Hibbard
Corey Hibbard
Kellie Jean Hibbard
Wade Moss (divorced)
Children:
Colt
Girl
Parents:
Clair Hibbard
Kathy Jean (Bair) Hibbard
Siblings:
Craig Hibbard
Casey Hibbard
Corey Hibbard
Clair Hibbard
Kathy Jean (Bair) Hibbard
Children:
Kellie Jean Hibbard
Craig Hibbard
Casey Hibbard
Corey Hibbard
Parents:
Siblings:
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Charles Walker Hyde
Bryce Fifield traces his fascination with Mormon pioneers who had
disabilities to an experience he had as a bishop in 2006 accompanying the
youth of his Minot, N.D., ward on a commemorative handcart trek in Martins
Cove, Wyo. He was beset with plantar fasciitis, a painful condition
afflicting the sole of the foot.Left to bring up the rear of the handcart train, and suffering pain in
his foot and back, Bishop Fifield paused at a trail marker and reflected on
the some 70,000 Mormon pioneers who had passed that spot.
"If they made it, I can do it too," he vowed. Through the rest of the trek, recurring questions came to his mind: How many of the pioneers had disabilites, rheumatism, arthritis? How did they deal with it? What can be known about them?
Speaking June 14 in the Church Office Building auditorium for the monthly Church History Library Lecture Series, Brother Fifield, who has a doctorate in special education and rehabilitation and directs the Center for Persons with Disabilities at Utah State University, told of the historical study of these pioneers with disabilities he has made since he was on that trek and shared biographical sketches of several of them.
Though it seemed at times like "hunting for a needle in a haystack," his effort has paid off, he said, as he has studied the pioneers during the time period beginning April 15, 1847, when the vanguard party moved out from Winter Quarters, Neb., under the leadership of Brigham Young, and ending June 25, 1869, when the coming of the railroad to Utah ended the covered-wagon era. He has studied the Church's Overland Trails database, pored over the four U.S. censuses of 1850-1880, examined family histories and enlisted the help of "some really smart people."
In the first 30 years of the settlement of the Salt Lake Valley pioneers with disabilities accounted for a tenth of a percent of the whole; during the 1880s, the percentage went up to four-tenths of a percent, he said. He has, to date, been able to identify and develop profiles of about 380 people.
For example, there is Charles Walker Hyde, born in 1814 in New York state with a congenital defect in his feet an ankles.
"His parents didn't expect him to be able to do much in life or get married," Brother Fifield said. But they enjoyed his company and "sweet disposition."
His older brother, Heman, was the first to join the Church and served in Zion's Camp under the leadership of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Later, in 1836, the family also joined and moved to Kirtland, Ohio. They eventually ended up in Nauvoo with the main body of the Church and joined the 1846-47 exodus to the Salt Lake Valley.
Charles was 34 when the family left Winter Quarters for Salt Lake City under leadership of Elder Lorenzo Snow, and though he had some mobility with crutches, it is likely that Charles rode in one of the wagons.
In 1852, he married, and a year later, at the age of 39, was ordained a patriarch under the hands of President Brigham Young and his counselors in the First Presidency. During his service in the Salt Lake Stake, he gave more than 7,000 patriarchal blessings before his death at age 77.
Displaying a projected photograph of Brother Hyde, Brother Fifield said, "I would love to have looked into his eyes, to have gazed on his face. He seems like a happy fellow, with serenity, peace and wit."
For the full article click HERE.
Spouse:
Children:
Parents:
James Hyde
Betty or Betsy Pennock
Siblings:
Thomas Hyde
Ann Hyde
Patrick Hyde
Mary Hyde
Heman Hyde
James Hyde Jr
Elizabeth Hyde
John Hyde
Rosswell Hyde
Sophia Hyde
Jarom Hyde
Ezra Isreal Hyde
Betsey Hyde
Hiram George Hyde
William Henry Hyde
Stephen Hyde
Jacob H. Hyde
Dennis Hyde
"If they made it, I can do it too," he vowed. Through the rest of the trek, recurring questions came to his mind: How many of the pioneers had disabilites, rheumatism, arthritis? How did they deal with it? What can be known about them?
Speaking June 14 in the Church Office Building auditorium for the monthly Church History Library Lecture Series, Brother Fifield, who has a doctorate in special education and rehabilitation and directs the Center for Persons with Disabilities at Utah State University, told of the historical study of these pioneers with disabilities he has made since he was on that trek and shared biographical sketches of several of them.
Though it seemed at times like "hunting for a needle in a haystack," his effort has paid off, he said, as he has studied the pioneers during the time period beginning April 15, 1847, when the vanguard party moved out from Winter Quarters, Neb., under the leadership of Brigham Young, and ending June 25, 1869, when the coming of the railroad to Utah ended the covered-wagon era. He has studied the Church's Overland Trails database, pored over the four U.S. censuses of 1850-1880, examined family histories and enlisted the help of "some really smart people."
In the first 30 years of the settlement of the Salt Lake Valley pioneers with disabilities accounted for a tenth of a percent of the whole; during the 1880s, the percentage went up to four-tenths of a percent, he said. He has, to date, been able to identify and develop profiles of about 380 people.
For example, there is Charles Walker Hyde, born in 1814 in New York state with a congenital defect in his feet an ankles.
"His parents didn't expect him to be able to do much in life or get married," Brother Fifield said. But they enjoyed his company and "sweet disposition."
His older brother, Heman, was the first to join the Church and served in Zion's Camp under the leadership of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Later, in 1836, the family also joined and moved to Kirtland, Ohio. They eventually ended up in Nauvoo with the main body of the Church and joined the 1846-47 exodus to the Salt Lake Valley.
Charles was 34 when the family left Winter Quarters for Salt Lake City under leadership of Elder Lorenzo Snow, and though he had some mobility with crutches, it is likely that Charles rode in one of the wagons.
In 1852, he married, and a year later, at the age of 39, was ordained a patriarch under the hands of President Brigham Young and his counselors in the First Presidency. During his service in the Salt Lake Stake, he gave more than 7,000 patriarchal blessings before his death at age 77.
Displaying a projected photograph of Brother Hyde, Brother Fifield said, "I would love to have looked into his eyes, to have gazed on his face. He seems like a happy fellow, with serenity, peace and wit."
For the full article click HERE.
Spouse:
Children:
Parents:
James Hyde
Betty or Betsy Pennock
Siblings:
Thomas Hyde
Ann Hyde
Patrick Hyde
Mary Hyde
Heman Hyde
James Hyde Jr
Elizabeth Hyde
John Hyde
Rosswell Hyde
Sophia Hyde
Jarom Hyde
Ezra Isreal Hyde
Betsey Hyde
Hiram George Hyde
William Henry Hyde
Stephen Hyde
Jacob H. Hyde
Dennis Hyde
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Travis Dawson
Children:
Parents:
Jimmy Ross Dawson
Dena Dawson
Siblings:
Amanda (Dawson) Lowe
Jared Dawson
Jared Dawson
Children:
Parents:
Jimmy Ross Dawson
Dena Dawson
Siblings:
Amanda (Dawson) Lowe
Travis Dawson
Amanda (Dawson) Lowe
Bije Lowe
Children:
Jasper Lowe
Abijah Lowe
Tyrel Lowe
Dallyn Lowe
Zai Lowe
Parents:
Jimmy Ross Dawson
Dena Dawson
Siblings:
Jared Dawson
Travis Dawson
Dena Dawson
Jimmy Ross Dawson
Children:
Amanda (Dawson) Lowe
Jared Dawson
Travis Dawson
Parents:
Siblings:
John Randall (JR) Whitted
Diana Lynn (Dawson) Whitted
Children:
JoAnn Whitted
Johnny Dean (JD) Whitted
Oscar Paul Whitted
Parents:
Siblings:
Oscar Paul Whitted
Spouse:
Kayla (2nd Marriage)
Children:
Owen Whitted
Randele Whitted
Parents:
John Randal (JR) Whitted
Siblings:
JoAnn WhittedJohnny Dean (JD) Whitted
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