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Heether, Luella; Peterson, Clara; Maung, Marya (Ed )Biblio.com

Peacock Feathers: Genealogy of Ella French Edgerly through Eager Ball Brigham Fairbanks and Other Founding Families of America

[Photographs] [Family History] [Genealogy]Biblio.com

Oviatt Family Utah Pioneers Photo Archive

58066The Oviatt Family Utah Pioneers Photo Archive contains 66 black and white portrait photographs of the Oviatt Family and one postcard of Brigham Young from 1942. The black and white portrait photographs are estimated from the late 1800s/early 1900s. The smallest photos measure approximately 2 cm in diameter. The largest photograph is a real photo postcard measuring 9 cm x 14 cm. Several photographs have backstamps J. P. Christensen; C. R. Savage. Many have adhered paper or cloth remains to the reverse. There are a total of 67 items in this archive. Black and white portrait photographs 66 photographs Portrait photographs of Men Card-sized photographs 5 photos Dime-sized photographs 18 photos Portrait photographs of Women Card-sized photographs 1 photo Dime-sized photographs 16 photos Portrait photographs of babies and children 7 photographs Portraits of couples 18 photographs Family portrait photograph 2.5 cm x 3 cm 1 photograph Brigham Young postcard 1942 1 postcard. Ira Oviatt is listed in "Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah" by Frank Esshom p. 1081. He was born December 8 1804 in Rensselaer county N.Y. Ira Oviatt married Ruth Bennett in 182. They came to Utah October 5 1851 with the Kelsey company. The family home was in Farmington Utah. Some photos are identified on the reverse in pen. Those photos include: Uncle Jim; Alphonso Christensen 1895-1940 born in Ephraim Sanpete Utah; Grandfather Knapp; Willis Knapp; Cousin Fremon Freeman Oviatt "Uncle Larens Loren Oviatt's boy"; Freman Oviatt Baby; Freman Oviatt and Harmon; Freman Oviatt; Alice and Freman; "Effie's Man"; Len Dunn; Louise Oviatt Cotterell "Judie's sister"; Willie Jenkins; Preachers Sharp & Black; Jim Sharp and Anna. One of the unmarked photos appears to be Judith Oviatt 1841-1918 who was born in Kirtland Lake Ohio to Ira A. Oviatt and Ruth Fellows Bennett. She married Albert Knapp. Albert Knapp was a member of the Mormon Battalion. unknown

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