The birth of William Fallow Brough is listed in a "Family Record" contained in a "New Testament" Family Bible, printed in 1870. Copies of this Family Record are in possession of the NBFO and RBFO.
In the 1870 U.S. Census, William Brough is listed as being 7 years old (born about 1863), born in Utah, and residing with his parents, John and Mary Brough, and his siblings in Nephi, Utah.
In the 1880 U.S. Census, William Brough is listed as being 15 years old (born about 1865), born in Utah, and residing with his parents, John and Mary Brough, and his siblings in Nephi, Utah.
In the 1900 U.S. Census, William F. Brough is listed as being born in August 1865 in Utah, single and working as a "Sheep raiser", and residing with his parents, John and Mary Brough, and his siblings in Nephi, Utah.
The death date and place and the burial date and place of Wiliam Fallow Brough is listed in a "Family Record" contained in a "New Testament" Family Bible, printed in 1870. Copies of this Family Record are in possession of the NBFO and RBFO.
The 1910 and 1920 U.S. Federal Census lists Mary H. (Hewitt) Brough as being born in about 1867/1868.
The birth of John Henry Brough is listed in a "Family Record" contained in a "New Testament" Family Bible, printed in 1870. Copies of this Family Record are in possession of the NBFO and RBFO.
In the 1860 U.S. Census, John H. Brough is listed as being 5 years old (born about 1855), born in the Utah Territory, and residing with his parents, John and Mary Brough, and his siblings in Nephi, Utah.
In the 1870 U.S. Census, John H. Brough is listed as being 13 years old (born about 1857), born in Utah, and residing with his parents, John and Mary Brough, and his siblings in Nephi, Utah.
In the 1880 U.S. Census, John H. Brough is listed as being 24 years old (born about 1856), born in Utah, single and "works in railroad", and residing with his parents, John and Mary Brough, and his siblings in Nephi, Utah.
The death date and place and the burial date and place of John Henry Brough is listed in a "Family Record" contained in a "New Testament" Family Bible, printed in 1870. Copies of this Family Record are in possession of the NBFO and RBFO.
In August 2011, John M. Brough investigated and documented the following historical information about John Henry Brough, as obtained from Millennial Star publications: John Henry Brough served an LDS Mission to the British Isles during 1896 and 1898. He arrived in Liverpool, England, on 5 March 1896. He was then assigned to the Bradford District, Leeds Conference area, where he apparently spent most or all of his mission until he was released on 5 May 1898. Upon his release he (along with two other missionaries) apparently visited areas of England and/or "the Continent" before returning home. Interestingly, Anna Dawes was baptized into the LDS Church on 18 June 1898, and then married John Henry Brough on 7 July 1898. Therefore, it is possible that John Henry Brough visited Anna's family, helped convert and/or baptize her, and then as a couple they left England for Utah.
RBFO researchers obtained the birthdate of this individual from Jerald & Gayle Fawcett of Bountiful, Utah. The birthplace of this individual was obtained from census reports. In addition, the on-line FreeBMD was reviewed for correctness of name, birthdate (by quarter) and general birthplace.
In the 1861 Census, Anna Dawes is listed as being about 5 years old (born about 1856), born in Littleham, Devonshire, and living with her parents, John and Caroline Dawes, and four siblings (Thomas Dawes, Mary Elizabeth Dawes, Caroline A. Dawes, and Samuel John Dawes), in St. Giles, Northampton, Northamptonshire, England.
In the 1871 Census, Anna Dawes is listed as being about 15 years old (born about 1856), born in Bideford, Devonshire, and a "Scholar" (or in school) who was residing as a "Boarder" at St. John, Hampstead, London, England.
In the 1881 Census, Anna Dawes is listed as being about 26 years old (born about 1855), born in Bideford, Devonshire, and a "Visitor" and "Sister" who was residing with her brother, Thomas Dawes, and his wife, Elizabeth, at Vandyke House Laronys Square, Scarborough, Yorkshire.
In the 1900 U.S. Census, Anna (Dawes) Brough is listed as being born in February 1862 in England, immigrated to the United States in 1898, married for two year (married in about 1898) and residing with her husband, John Henry Brough, a Farmer, in Nephi, Utah.
In the 1910 U.S. Census, Anna (Dawes) Brough is listed as being 49 years old (born about 1861) in England, immigrated to the United States in 1898, married for 10 years (married in about 1900) and residing with her husband, John H. Brough, a Farmer, in Nephi, Utah.
Information about Anna Dawes is listed in the LDS TIB (Temple Index Bureau) "Index Card to Manti Temple Records" (Special Collections Department, FHL Film # 1267359, Book J), which card lists Anna Dawes as being born on 24 February 1852 in Bedford, Devon., England; died on 6 August 1943; parents: John Dawes and Caroline Brough; married: 7 July 1898 to John Henry Brough (1855); Family Representative: Geneva M. Brough Mullikin; LDS proxy baptism: 11 November 1961, Proxy: Cecily J. Bishop; LDS proxy endowment: 6 January 1962, Proxy: Vera L. Randell.
The IGI and LDS Ordinance Index (via the LDS Extraction Program) contains a listing for Thomas Brough, christened 11 Nov 1725, in Spilsby, Lincolnshire. This extraction record was obtained from the Bishop's Transcript for Spilsby (FHL Film # 504765).
January-May 2007 Research Note: Earlier research suggested that Thomas Brough (Broof) who married Elizabeth Seamon in 1773 was the same Thomas Brough who was christened on 22 January 1750 in Coningsby, Lincolnshire. However, further research revealed that this was not the case, as the Thomas Brough who was christened on 22 January 1750 died a couple of years later and was buried on 29 Oct 1752 in Coningsby. (See FHL Film # 1541959.) Also, another Thomas Brough (Bruff), christened on 13 January 1763 in Coningsby, would have been too young to be married in 1773. In addition, it was suggested earlier (in 1998) that Thomas Brough (Broof) who married Elizabeth Seamon in 1773 could have been the Thomas Brough who was christened on 27 April 1733 in Sibsey, Lincolnshire. However, this Thomas Brough died at about age "34" (as listed in the British National Burial Index) and was buried in Boston, Lincolnshire on 18 February 1767. Currently, RBFO researchers believe that the Thomas Brough who married Elizabeth Seamon was the same Thomas Brough who was christened on 11 November 1725 in Spilsby, Lincolnshire.
Geographical Note: The traveling distance between Spilsby, Lincolnshire--where Thomas Brough was christened in 1725, and Mareham Le Fen--where Thomas Brough was married in 1773, is less than 10 miles (9.12 miles).
The christening of Elizabeth Simons is listed in the IGI (via the LDS Extraction Program) under the name of "Elizabeth Symons".
LDS descendants baptized "Elizabeth Seamon" as "Elizabeth Brough" on 9 March 1870 in the Endowment House and again on 7 May 1889 in the Manti Temple.
Research Note: According to Raymond Madsen, a professional genealogist in Utah in 1998: "We searched the parish registers of Mareham Le Fen and found her [Elizabeth Simons, burial] - 'Elizabeth Bruff aged 65 (buried) March 8th 1799.' Using age 65 from the 1799 burial year we have a calculated birth year of 1734. A search of the nearby parishes reveal the only possible christening for Elizabeth in the parish of West Ashby. 'Elizabeth daughter of Wm Simons & Elizabeth his wife March 7th 1736'."
Research Note: According to Raymond Madsen, a professional genealogist in Utah in 1998: "The name Simons has been found to be spelled Simons, Symons, Seamon and Seaman. In the parish of West Ashby from 1722-1735 there are two Simons having children "
Reseach Note: According to Raymond Madsen, a professional genealogist in Utah in 1998: "William [Trout] and Elizabeth [Simons] had children born and christened in Mareham Le Fen from 1757 to 1764. The last child Rebecca was christened on 4 March 1764. Ten days later her father William is buried, on 14 March 1764. Elizabeth now has four very young children to raise. A very difficult position for a young mother to be in at this time in England. She probably had no skills, no trade and probably can not depend on family to help. Often a woman's only course is to quickly marry again whereby a man can provide security and welfare to her own children."
The christening of Zakarias Trout" is listed in the parish register of Mareham-Le-Fen, Lincolnshire (FHL Film # 1541963, Item #1), which states that he was christened on 19 June 1768 as the "Bastard son of Eliz. Trout".
The burial of "Mary Trout" is listed in the parish register of Mareham-Le-Fen, Lincolnshire (FHL Film # 1541963, Item #1), which states that she was buried on 17 December 1772 as "Mary [the] daughter of Eliz. Trout".
Research Note: According to Raymond Madsen, a professional genealogist in Utah in 1998: "It appears that Elizabeth had a child sometime after William [Trout] died [in 1764] and before her marriage to Thomas Brough [in 1773]. On the 17th of December 1772, 'Mary a daughter of Eliz. Trout' is buried. A few months later she is married to Thomas [Brough] in May 1773." (See Bishop's Transcript for Mareham Le Fen, FHL Film # 504572.)
The christening of "William Bruff" is listed in the parish register of Mareham-Le-Fen, Lincolnshire (FHL Film # 1541963, Item #1), which states that he was christened on 27 March 1774 as the son "Thomas Bruff and Elizabeth his wife".
The 1841 Census lists William Brough as being about 65 years old (born about 1776), born in Lincolnshire, and working as an "Ag[ricultural] Lab[orer]", and residing in Baumber, Lincolnshire.
The 1851 Census lists William Brough as being about 77 years old (born about 1774), born in Mareham Le Fen, working as an "Ag[ricultural] Lab[orer]", and residing in Baumber, Lincolnshire.
The burial of William Brough (Bruff) is listed in the British National Burial Index, which stated that William Brough was about age "86" (or born about 1772) at the time of his burial on 19 May 1858 at St. Mary, Horncastle, Lincolnshire.
The burial of William Brough (Bruff), age 86, is listed in the British National Burial Index.
The christening of Athalia Thomson is listed in the IGI and LDS Ordinance Index (via the LDS Extraction Program).
In March 2010, the RBFO obtained a copy of the death certificate of Athelia Brough from England, which stated that she died of "Senile Decay" on 13 October 1858 at the age of "78 years" (born about 1780) in Newton on Trent, Lincolnshire. The informant at the time of her death was listed as being: Charles Thompson.
The 1841 Census lists Athalia Brough as being about 55 years old (born about 1786), born in Lincolnshire, and residing in Baumber, Lincolnshire.
The 1851 Census lists Athaliah Brough as being about 70 years old (born about 1781), born in Lincoln City, Lincolnshire, and residing in Baumber, Lincolnshire.
The 1841 Census lists Athalia Brough as being about 10 years old (born about 1831), born in Lincolnshire, and residing with her parents, William and Athelia Brough, in Baumber, Lincolnshire. Note: The Census extractor (via Ancestry.com) mistakenly listed Athalia's given name as "Thalia".
The burial of "William Trout" is listed in the parish register of Mareham-Le-Fen, Lincolnshire (FHL Film # 1541963, Item #1), which states that he was buried on 14 March 1764 as "William Trout, buried".
Research Note: The travel distance between High Toynton--where William Trout was christened, and West Ashley--where Elizabeth Seamon was born, is less than 4 miles.
The christening of Elizabeth Simons is listed in the IGI (via the LDS Extraction Program) under the name of "Elizabeth Symons".
LDS descendants baptized "Elizabeth Seamon" as "Elizabeth Brough" on 9 March 1870 in the Endowment House and again on 7 May 1889 in the Manti Temple.
Research Note: According to Raymond Madsen, a professional genealogist in Utah in 1998: "We searched the parish registers of Mareham Le Fen and found her [Elizabeth Simons, burial] - 'Elizabeth Bruff aged 65 (buried) March 8th 1799.' Using age 65 from the 1799 burial year we have a calculated birth year of 1734. A search of the nearby parishes reveal the only possible christening for Elizabeth in the parish of West Ashby. 'Elizabeth daughter of Wm Simons & Elizabeth his wife March 7th 1736'."
Research Note: According to Raymond Madsen, a professional genealogist in Utah in 1998: "The name Simons has been found to be spelled Simons, Symons, Seamon and Seaman. In the parish of West Ashby from 1722-1735 there are two Simons having children "
Reseach Note: According to Raymond Madsen, a professional genealogist in Utah in 1998: "William [Trout] and Elizabeth [Simons] had children born and christened in Mareham Le Fen from 1757 to 1764. The last child Rebecca was christened on 4 March 1764. Ten days later her father William is buried, on 14 March 1764. Elizabeth now has four very young children to raise. A very difficult position for a young mother to be in at this time in England. She probably had no skills, no trade and probably can not depend on family to help. Often a woman's only course is to quickly marry again whereby a man can provide security and welfare to her own children."
The christening of "William Trout" is listed in the parish register of Mareham-Le-Fen, Lincolnshire (FHL Film # 1541963, Item #1), which states that he was christened on15 March 1757 as the son of "William Trout and Elizabeth his wife".
The christening of "Frances Trout" is listed in the parish register of Mareham-Le-Fen, Lincolnshire (FHL Film # 1541963, Item #1), which states that she was christened on11 September 1759 as the daugther of "William Trout and Elizabeth his wife".
The christening of "Anne Trout" is listed in the parish register of Mareham-Le-Fen, Lincolnshire (FHL Film # 1541963, Item #1), which states that she was christened on 15 December 1761 as the daughter of "William Trout and Elizabeth his wife".
The christening of "Rebecca Trout" is listed in the parish register of Mareham-Le-Fen, Lincolnshire (FHL Film # 1541963, Item #1), which states that she was christened on 4 March 1764 as the daughter of "William and Elizabeth Trout".
The christening of Thomas Bruff is listed in the IGI and LDS Ordinance Index (via the LDS Extraction Program), and can be found on FHL Film # 509000.
The burial of Thomas Bruff is listed in the parish register of Coningsby (FHL Film # 1541959), which states that he was "67" years old when he died (born about 1710).
According to the christening and burial records of several of his children, Thomas Bruff was a "Blacksmith".
Research Note: The traveling distance between Toynton Saint Peter--where Thomas Bruff was christened, and Coningsby--where Thomas and Mary Bruff's children were christened, is less than 14 miles.
The burial of Mary (Lunn) Bruff is listed in the parish register of Coningsby (FHL Film # 1541959), which states that she was
buried on 18 January 1781 at the age of "55" (born about 1726).
The christening of Mary Bruff is listed in the parish register of Coningsby (FHL Film # 1541959), which states that she was christened on 13 January 1747 as the daughter of Thomas Bruff and Mary.
The christening of John Bruff is listed in the parish register of Coningsby (FHL Film # 1541959), which states that he was christened on 27 December 1748 as the son of Thomas Bruff and Mary.
The burial of John Bruff is listed in the parish register of Coningsby (FHL Film # 1541959), which states that he was buried on 5 March 1749 at the age of "3 months", and that his father was a "Blacksmith".
The christening of Rebeccah Bruff is listed in the parish register of Coningsby (FHL Film # 1541959), which states that she was christened on 11 March 1749/1750 as the daughter of Thomas Bruff and Mary.
The burial of Rebeccah Bruff is listed in the parish register of Coningsby (FHL Film # 1541959), which states that she was buried on 9 May 1750 at the age of "3 months", and that her father was a "Blacksmith".
The christening of Thomas Bruff is listed in the parish register of Coningsby (FHL Film # 1541959), which states that he was christened on 22 Jan 1750/1751 as the son of Thomas Bruff and Mary.
The burial of Thomas Bruff is listed in the parish register of Coningsby (FHL Film # 1541959), which states that he was buried on 29 October 1752.
Most of the information on the family and descendants of Thomas Brough was obtained from the IGI and LDS Ordinance Index by RBFO researchers in December 2006.
The christening of Rebeccah Bruff is listed in the parish register of Coningsby (FHL Film # 1541959), which states that she was christened on 14 January 1755 as the daughter of Thomas Bruff and Mary.
The christening of Elizabeth Bruff is listed in the parish register of Coningsby (FHL Film # 1541959), which states that she was christened on 17 October 1756 as the daughter of Thomas Bruff.
The christening of Ann Bruff is listed in the parish register of Coningsby (FHL Film # 1541959), which states that she was christened on 23 September 1759 as the daughter of Thomas Bruff.
The christening of Thomas Bruff is listed in the parish register of Coningsby (FHL Film # 1541959), which states that he was christened on 13 January 1763 as the son of Thomas Bruff and Mary.
The birth, death and burial of James Thomas Snarr was obtained from the IGI and the LDS Ordinance Index.
The christening of "James Thomas Snare" is listed in the IGI (via the LDS Extraction Program, FHL Film # 919451--which is the Bishop's Transcript for Drypool), and in the parish register of St. Andrew, Drypool Yorkshire (FHL Film # 1702901, Item #4)--which states that was christened on 13 December 1818 at St. Andrew, Drypool, Yorkshire, and that his parents were "Barton and Elizabeth Snare" of 'Rake Street", and that Barton Snare was a "Confectioner".
The LDS Temple Record for "James Thomas Snarr" states that he took out his own endowments in the Salt Lake City Endowment House (FHL Film # 183404, p.58) on "14 March 1856". According to the endowment record, James stated that his parents were "Barton and Elizabeth Snarr", that he was born on "7 November 1818" in "Hull, York, England", and that he was baptized into the LDS Church in "November 1853". Note: The LDS "Sealing to Spouse" marriage ordinance of "James Thomas Snarr" and "Harriet Brough" took place in the LDS Endowment House in Salt Lake City, Utah, on 1 April 1856. This "Endowment House Sealing" record (FHL Special Collections Film # 183394, p.83) lists James Thomas Snarr as being born on 7 November 1818 in Hull, Yorkshire, England; and Harriet Brough as being born on 16 November 1820 in Horncastle, Lincolnshire, England. This marriage sealing took place on 1 April 1856 in the Endowment House and was performed by H.C. Kimball, and the witnesses to the sealing were James Cummings and Jno. Lyon.
The 1851 British Census lists James T. Snarr as being about 32 years old (born about 1819), born in Hull, Yorkshire, married and working as a "Baker and Confectioner", and residing with his wife, Harriet, and two of their children (Thomas S. Snarr and Mary A. Snarr) in Bath Place, Holy Trinity, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire. Also residing with James and Harriet Snarr are two of Harriet's unmarried siblings: John Brough and Caroline Brough.
The 1860 U.S. Census lists James T. Snarr as being 41 years old (born about 1819), born in England, working as a "Laborer", and residing with his wife, Harriet, and seven of their children (Thomas, Mary Ann, Barton, James, Joseph, Harriet, and Daniel) in the 5th Ward area of Salt Lake City, Utah.
The 1870 U.S. Census lists James T. Snarr as being 52 years old (born about 1818),, born in England, working as a "Baker", and residing with his wife, Harriet, and seven of their children (Thomas S., Barton, James H., Joseph H., Harriet E., Daniel H., and Josephine) in the 6th Ward area of Salt Lake City, Utah.
The 1880 U.S. Census lists James T. Snarr was being 61 years old (born about 1819), born in England, working as a "Huckster", and residing with his wife, Harriet, and three of their children (Joseph H., Daniel H., and Josephine) in the 6th Ward area of Salt Lake City, Utah.
The birth, death and burial of Harriet Brough is listed in the IGI and LDS Ordinance Index.
The newspaper obituary of Harriet Brough Snarr (that appeared in the Deseret News of 12 October 1901), states that "She was born in England, June 5, 1820". However, this obituary also states--incorrectly--that she came in a "handcart company that crossed the plains and reached Salt Lake [on] September 11, 1854", when it is known that Harriet and her husband, James Thomas Snarr, and their three children, traveled from Missouri to Utah in a wagon train, and that her firth child, James Henry Snarr, was born in Green River, Wyoming, on 11 September 1854.
The christening of "Harriet Brough" is listed in the IGI (via the LDS Extraction Program, FHL Film # 507835--which is the Bishop's Transcript for Horncastle), and in the parish register of St. Mary, Horncastle, Lincolnshire (FHL Film # 1542140, Item #5, p.93--which states that she was christened on 16 November 1820 at St. Mary, Horncastle, Lincolnshire, and that her parents were "John and Jane Brough" of Horncastle, and that John Brough was a "Laborer".
The LDS Temple Record for "Harriet Snarr" states that she took out her own endowments in the Salt Lake City Endowment House (FHL Film # 183404, p.59) on "1 April 1856". According to the endowment record, Harriet stated that her parents were "John and Julia Brough", that she was born on "16 November 1823" in "Horncastle, Lincolnshire, England", and that she was baptized into the LDS Church in "November 1852". Note: The LDS "Sealing to Spouse" marriage ordinance of "James Thomas Snarr" and "Harriet Brough" took place in the LDS Endowment House in Salt Lake City, Utah, on 1 April 1856. This "Endowment House Sealing" record (FHL Special Collections Film # 183394, p.83) lists James Thomas Snarr as being born on 7 November 1818 in Hull, Yorkshire, England; and Harriet Brough as being born on 16 November 1820 in Horncastle, Lincolnshire, England. This marriage sealing took place on 1 April 1856 in the Endowment House and was performed by H.C. Kimball, and the witnesses to the sealing were James Cummings and Jno. Lyon.
The 1841 British Census lists Harriet Brough as being about 20 years old (born about 1821), born in Lincolnshire, and apparently residing as a single woman in Holbeach, Lincolnshire.
The 1851 British Census lists Harriet (Snarr) as being about 30 years old (born about 1821), born in Horncastle, Lincolnshire, married and residing with her husband, James T. Snarr, and two of their children (Thomas S. Snarr and Mary A. Snarr) in Bath Place, Holy Trinity, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire. Also residing with James and Harriet Snarr are two of Harriet's unmarried siblings: John Brough and Caroline Brough.
In 1854, Harriet Brough Snarr is listed as a 33 year old passenger on the sailing ship Windermere that left Liverpool, England on 22 February 1854 and arrived in New Orleans on 23 April 1854. Harriet Brough Snarr was accompanied by her husband, James Thomas Snarr (age 35), and children: Mary Ann Snarr (age 8), Thomas Sonley Snarr (age 4), and Barton Snarr (age 2). In addition, Harriet Brough Snarr's brother, John Brough, and his wife, Mary Winter Fanthorp, and their son Thomas Brough (age 1), were also on the same ship. See this website for further information: http://lib.byu.edu/mormonmigration/person.php?id=3746. It is not known which Mormon pioneer company the Snarr and Brough families traveled in when they crossed the American Plains during the Summer and Fall of 1854. But it was probably either the Darwin Richardson Company or Daniel Garn Company. The Darwin Richardson Company departed Westport, Kansas City, Missouri on 17 June 1854, arrived in Salt Lake City, Utah, on 30 September 1854, and consisted of "about 300 individuals and 40 wagons...when it began its journey from the outfitting post at Westport". The Daniel Garn Company departed Westport, Kansas City, Missouri on 1-2 July 1854, arrived in Salt Lake City, Utah, on 1 October 1854, and consisted of "477 individuals and about 40 wagons...when it began its journey from the outfitting post at Westport". Interestingly, Harriet Brough Snarr gave birth to her fifth child, James Henry Snarr, on 11 September 1854 at Green River, Wyoming, and the Deseret News (of 28 September 1854) reported that "Elder Daniel Garn and company (was) seven miles this side (or west) of Fort Bridger (Wyoming) on the 22nd (of September 1854)".
The 1860 U.S. Census lists Harriet (Snarr) as being 37 years old (born about 1823), born in England, and residing with her husband, James T. Snarr, and seven of their children (Thomas, Mary Ann, Barton, James, Joseph, Harriet, and Daniel) in the 5th Ward area of Salt Lake City, Utah.
The 1870 U.S. Census lists Harriet (Snarr) as being 47 years old (born about 1823), born in England, and "Keeping house" while residing with her husband, James T. Snarr, and seven of their children (Thomas S., Barton, James H., Joseph H., Harriet E., Daniel H., and Josephine) in the 6th Ward area of Salt Lake City, Utah.
The 1880 U.S. Census lists Harriet (Snarr) as being being 56 years old (born about 1824), born in England, and "Keeping house" while residing with her husband, James T. Snarr, and three of their children (Joseph H., Daniel H., and Josephine) in the 6th Ward area of Salt Lake City, Utah.
According to the 1900 Census for Utah, Harriet (Brough) Snarr left England and arrived in the United States in 1852. However, Raymond Madsen, a professional genealogist living in Utah, stated the following in 2003: "James Snarr, husband of Harriet was a baker [and he, his wife and their children] departed out of Liverpool 22 February 1854 and arrived at New Orleans 23 April 1854, being on the ocean for three months."
The birth of Thomas Snarr is listed in the on-line FreeBMD, which lists his birth as being registered in April-June 1847 in Sculcoates district, East Riding of Yorkshire, England.
The death of Thomas Snarr is listed in the on-line FreeBMD, which lists his death as being registered in April-june 1847 in Sculcoates district, East Riding of Yorkshire, England.
Information about John Dawes is listed in the LDS TIB (Temple Index Bureau) "Index Card to Manti Temple Records" (Special Collections Department, FHL Film # 1267359, Book J), which card lists John Dawes as being born on 8 March 1830 in Birmingham, England; died on 22 August 1888; parents as Thomas Dawes (1768) and Hannah Chataway; married to Caroline Brough; Heir: John Brough, relative; LDS proxy baptism: 7 May 1889; LDS proxy endowment: 10 July 1912.
Information about Caroline Brough (Dawes) is listed in the LDS Manti Temple Records (Special Collections, FHL Film # 170514, p.303), which states that John Dawes was born on 8 March 1830 in Birmingham, England, died on 22 August 1888, and endowed on 10 July 1912 at the insistance of "John Brough [of] Nephi"; and that Caroline Brough was born on 10 April 1830 in England, died on 15 September 1911, and was endowed on 12 June 1912 at the insistance of "John Brough [of] Nephi". The LDS proxies were: Frederick J. Christiansen and Johannie M. Cabelin.
Information about John Dawes is listed on the gravestone piller of Caroline (Brough) Dawes, who is buried in the Vine Bluff Cemetery in Nephi, Utah. Caroline's gravestone pillar contains the following inscription and information about John Dawes: "In Loving Memory of Caroline Dawes, Born England Apr 10, 1830 Died Sept 15, 1911. John Dawes Husband, born Mar 8, 1830 Died in England Aug 22 1888. God is Love."
In March 2012, the RBFO obtained a copy of the death certificate of John Dawes from England, which stated that he was a "Commercial Traveller" and died from "Heart disease" on 22 August 1888 at the age of "59" years old (born about 1829) at: 5 Birch Street, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England, and that the informant of his death was J.P. Mullington of 6 Bath Road, Wolverhampton.
In the 1841 Census, John Dawes is listed as being 11 years old (born about 1830), NOT born in Staffordshire, and residing with his parents, Thomas Dawes (age 70) and Hannah (age 55), and two siblings (Elizabeth, age 25; and Mary, age 20), in Colwich, Staffordshire, England.
In the 1851 Census, John Dawes is listed as being 21 years old (born about 1830), born in Birmingham, Warwickshire, married (which was probably a mistake by the census taker as John Dawes was listed as a "Bachelor" when he married Caroline Brough on 5 November 1851and no wife was listed with him in the 1851 Census which was taken on 30 March 1851), working as a "Master Brewer employing 2 men", and residing with his widowed mother, Hannah, and a sister (Mary), at: 2 Manor House Street, Holy Trinity, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire, England. Note: In the 1851 Census, Hannah Dawes--the mother of John Dawes--is listed as a "Brewers Widow", suggesting that her deceased husband (Thomas Dawes) had been a "Brewer".
The 1851 marriage of John Dawes and Caroline Brough is listed in the parish register of St. James, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire (FHL Film # 1657087, Item #11), which states that they were married by License on 5 November 1851 and that John Dawes was "of full age" and a "Bachelor" and "Brewer" of Manor-house Street, and that his father was Thomas Dawes (deceased), a Brewer"; and that Caroline Brough was "of full age" and a Spinster of Porter Street, and that her father was John Brough, a Gardener. The marriage was witnessed by Mary Dawes and Alfred Cherry.
In the 1861 Census, John Dawes is listed as being 31 years old (born about 1830), born in Brimingham, Warwickshire, married and working as a "Practical Brewer of Ale", and residing with his wife, Caroline, and five of their children (Thomas Dawes, Mary Elizabeth Dawes, Anna Dawes, Caroline A. Dawes, and Samuel John Dawes), in St. Giles, Northampton, Northamptonshire, England.
In the 1871 Census, John Dawes is listed as being 41 years old (born about 1830), born in Birmingham, Warwickshire, married and working as a "Master Brewer employing 8 men", and residing with his wife, Caroline, and six of their children (Thomas Dawes, Alice H. Dawes, Caroline A. Dawes, Charles E. Dawes, Florence E. Dawes, and Edward Sidney Dawes), at: 30 Hall Street, Dudley, Worcestershire, England.
In the 1881 Census, John Dawes is listed as being 51 years old (born about 1830), born in Brimingham, Warwickshire, married and working as a "Master Brewer employing 1 man", and residing with his wife, Caroline, and seven children (Mary E. Dawes Greenland, Caroline C. Dawes, Florence E. Dawes, Edith Jane Dawes, Edward Sidney Dawes, Beatrice A. M. Dawes) at: 67-68 Newbridge Brewery, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England.
Some of the information on the family of John Dawes and Caroline (Carrie) Brough was provided to the RBFO in March 2007 by Jerald & Gayle (Greenland) Fawcett (933 East 75 North, Bountiful, Utah, 84010). Gayle Greenland Fawcett is a descendant of Mary Elizabeth Dawes and Charles Edward Greenland.
The birth of "Caroline Brough" is listed in the IGI (via LDS Patron submission), which states that she was born on 10 April 1830 in West Ashby, Lincolnshire, England. Also, another IGI entry (via LDS Patron submission) lists her as "Carrie Brough". Research Note: The christening of Caroline Brough is not listed in either the parish record (FHL Film # 1541956, Item #2) or Bishop's Transcript of West Ashby.
Information about Caroline Brough (Dawes) is listed in the LDS TIB (Temple Index Bureau) "Index Card to Manti Temple Records" (Special Collections, FHL Film # 1267255, Book K), which card lists Caroline Brough (Dawes) as being born on 10 April 1830 in Linc., [Lincolnshire], England; died 15 September 1911; Heir: John Brough, bro. [brother]; LDS baptism: "In Church"; LDS proxy endowment: 12 June 1912.
Information about Caroline Brough (Dawes) is listed in the LDS Manti Temple Records (Special Collections, FHL Film # 170514, p.303), which states that John Dawes was born on 8 March 1830 in Birmingham, England, died on 22 August 1888, and endowed on 10 July 1912 at the insistance of "John Brough [of] Nephi"; and that Caroline Brough was born on 10 April 1830 in England, died on 15 September 1911, and was endowed on 12 June 1912 at the insistance of "John Brough [of] Nephi". The LDS proxies were: Frederick J. Christiansen and Johannie M. Cabelin.
Caroline (Brough) Dawes is buried in the Vine Bluff Cemetery in Nephi, Utah. Her gravestone pillar contains the following inscription: "In Loving Memory of Caroline Dawes, Born England Apr 10, 1830 Died Sept 15, 1911. John Dawes Husband, born Mar 8, 1830 Died in England Aug 22 1888. God is Love."
The on-line Utah Death Certificate states that Caroline (Brough) Dawes died on 15 September 1911 in Nephi, Utah, and that her parents were John Brough and Julia Fenn--both of England.
In the 1841 Census, Caroline Brough is listed as being about 12 years old (born about 1829), born in Lincolnshire, and living with her father, John Brough, in Caythorpe, Horncastle, Lincolnshire.
The 1851 British Census lists Caroline Brough as being about 21 years old (born about 1830), born in West Ashby, Lincolnshire, unmarried and working as a "House Keeper" while residing as a "visitor" with her sister, Harriet, and brother-in-law James Snarr, (as well as with her unmarried brother John Brough) in Bath Place, Holy Trinity, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire.
In the 1851 Census, Caroline Brough is listed as being about 21 years old (born about 1830), born in West Ashby, Lincolnshire, and working at the time of the 1851 Census as a "House Keeper." Also, at the time of the 1851 Census, Caroline Brough was residing with her sister Harriet Brough and brother-in-law James Snarr in Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire.
The 1851 marriage of John Dawes and Caroline Brough is listed in the parish register of St. James, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire (FHL Film # 1657087, Item #11), which states that they were married by License on 5 November 1851 and that John Dawes was "of full age" and a "Bachelor" and "Brewer" of Manor-house Street, and that his father was Thomas Dawes (deceased), a Brewer"; and that Caroline Brough was "of full age" and a Spinster of Porter Street, and that her father was John Brough, a Gardener. The marriage was witnessed by Mary Dawes and Alfred Cherry.
In the 1861 Census, Caroline (Brough) Dawes is listed as being 30 years old (born about 1831), born in West Ashby, Lincolnshire, married and residing with her husband, John Dawes, and five of their children (Thomas Dawes, Mary Elizabeth Dawes, Anna Dawes, Caroline A. Dawes, and Samuel John Dawes), in St. Giles, Northampton, Northamptonshire, England.
In the 1871 Census, Caroline (Brough) Dawes is listed as being 40 years old (born about 1831), born in Ashby, Lincolnshire, married and residing with her husband, John Dawes, and six of their children (Thomas Dawes, Alice H. Dawes, Caroline A. Dawes, Charles E. Dawes, Florence E. Dawes, and Edward Sidney Dawes), at: 30 Hall Street, Dudley, Worcestershire, England.
In the 1881 Census, Caroline (Brough) Dawes is listed as being 50 years old (born about 1831), born in Ashby, Lincolnshire, married and residing with her husband, John Dawes, and seven children (Mary E. Dawes Greenland, Caroline C. Dawes, Florence E. Dawes, Edith Jane Dawes, Edward Sidney Dawes, Beatrice A. M. Dawes) at: 67-68 Newbridge Brewery, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England.
In the 1891 Census, Caroline (Brough) Dawes is listed as being 60 years old (born about 1831), born in Chesterfield [Derbyshire], a widow, and residing with her single (unmarried) daughter, Caroline A. Dawes, at: 17 Royal Avenue, Holy Trinity, Scarborough, Yorkshire, England.
In the 1900 U.S. Census for Utah, Caroline (Brough) Dawes is listed as being 70 years old (born about 1831), born in England, a widow who immigrated to the United States in 1899, and who was residing with her widowed sister, Harriet (Brough) Snarr, in Salt Lake City Ward 2, Utah.
In the 1910 U.S. Census for Utah, Caroline (Brough) Dawes is listed as being 80 years old (born about 1831), born in England, a single woman who immigrated to the United States in 1899, and was residing with her daughter, Anna Dawes (Brough) and son-in-law John Henry Brough, in Nephi, Utah.
RBFO researchers obtained the birthdate of this individual from Jerald & Gayle Fawcett of Bountiful, Utah. The birthplace of this individual was obtained from census reports. In addition, the on-line FreeBMD was reviewed for correctness of name, birthdate (by quarter) and general birthplace.
The 1871 Census lists Alice H. Dawes as being about 13 years old (born about 1858), born in Littleham, Devonshire, and living with her parents in Worcestershire.
Alice Hannah Dawes died sometime after June 1900. This is based on the fact that her mother, Caroline Brough Dawes, stated in the 1900 U.S. Census--which was taken in Salt Lake City, Utah, on 11 June 1900--that she had thirteen children, seven of whom were still living at the time: Thomas, Anna, Alice Hannah, Caroline Amelia, Florence Emeline, Edward Sidney, and Beatrice Adelaide.
RBFO researchers obtained the birthdate of this individual from Jerald & Gayle Fawcett of Bountiful, Utah. The birthplace of this individual was obtained from census reports. In addition, the on-line FreeBMD was reviewed for correctness of name, birthdate (by quarter) and general birthplace.
The on-line FreeBMD lists Samuel John Dawes as being born in the June quarter (April-June) of 1860.
The on-line FreeBMD lists the death of Samuel John Dawes as being registered in October-December 1861 in Northampton district, Northamptonshire.
The 1861 British Census lists Samuel John Dawes as being about 1 year old (born about 1860), born in Northamptonshire, and living with his parents in Northamptonshire.
RBFO researchers obtained the birthdate of this individual from Jerald & Gayle Fawcett of Bountiful, Utah. The birthplace of this individual was obtained from census reports. In addition, the on-line FreeBMD was reviewed for correctness of name, birthdate (by quarter) and general birthplace.
Most of the information on Henry Allen Dawes was provided to the RBFO in March 2007 by Jerald & Gayle (Greenland) Fawcett (933 East 75 North, Bountiful, Utah, 84010). Gayle Greenland Fawcett is a descendant of Mary Elizabeth Dawes--a sister to Henry Dawes.
The on-line FreeBMD lists the death of Henry Allen Dawes as being registered in October-December 1861 in Northampton district, Northamptonshire.
RBFO researchers obtained the birthdate of this individual from Jerald & Gayle Fawcett of Bountiful, Utah. The birthplace of this individual was obtained from census reports. In addition, the on-line FreeBMD was reviewed for correctness of name, birthdate (by quarter) and general birthplace.
Most of the information on Frederick Walter Dawes was provided to the RBFO in March 2007 by Jerald & Gayle (Greenland) Fawcett (933 East 75 North, Bountiful, Utah, 84010). Gayle Greenland Fawcett is a descendant of Mary Elizabeth Dawes--a sister to Frederick Walter Daves.
The on-line FreeBMD lists the death of "Frederic Walter Dawes" as being registered in July-September 1864 Dudley district, Worcestershire.
RBFO researchers obtained the birthdate of this individual from Jerald & Gayle Fawcett of Bountiful, Utah. The birthplace of this individual was obtained from census reports. In addition, the on-line FreeBMD was reviewed for correctness of name, birthdate (by quarter) and general birthplace.
The 1871 British Census lists Charles E. Dawes as being about 5 years old (born about 1866), born in Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales, and living with his parents in Dudley, Worcestershire.
The on-line FreeBMD lists the death of Chales Ernest Dawes as being registered in October-December 1897 in Prestwich district, Lancashire.
RBFO researchers obtained the birthdate of this individual from Jerald & Gayle Fawcett of Bountiful, Utah. The birthplace of this individual was obtained from census reports. In addition, the on-line FreeBMD was reviewed for correctness of name, birthdate (by quarter) and general birthplace.
The 1871 British Census lists Florence E. Dawes as being about 4 years old (born about 1867) and born in Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales, and living with her parents in Dudley, Worcestershire.
The 1881 British Census lists Florence E. Dawes as being about 14 years old (born about 1867) and born in Monmouth, Wales, and living with her parents in Wolverhampton, Staffordshire.
Florence Emeline Dawes died sometime after June 1900. This is based on the fact that her mother, Caroline Brough Dawes, stated in the 1900 U.S. Census--which was taken in Salt Lake City, Utah, on 11 June 1900--that she had thirteen children, seven of whom were still living at the time: Thomas, Anna, Alice Hannah, Caroline Amelia, Florence Emeline, Edward Sidney, and Beatrice Adelaide.
RBFO researchers obtained the birthdate of this individual from Jerald & Gayle Fawcett of Bountiful, Utah. The birthplace of this individual was obtained from census reports. In addition, the on-line FreeBMD was reviewed for correctness of name, birthdate (by quarter) and general birthplace.
The 1881 British Census lists Edith Jane Dawes as being about 11 years old (born about 1870), born in Dudley, Worcestershire, and living with her parents in Wolverhampton, Staffordshire.
The on-line FreeBMD lists the birth of Edith Jane Dawes--as being registered in April-June 1869 in Dudley district, Worcestershire; and the death of Edith Jane Dawes--as being registered in July-September 1881 in Wolverhampton district, Staffordshire.
Information about Edith Jane Dawes is listed in the LDS TIB (Temple Index Bureau) "Index Card to Manti Temple Records" (Special Collections Department, FHL Film # 1267359, Book J), which card lists Edith Jane Dawes as being born on 17 May 1861 in Dudley, England; died 12 August 1873; Heir: Caroline A. D. Bird, sister; LDS proxy baptism: 11 April 1906; LDS proxy endowment: 25 February 1910. Caution: The TIB listed birth year of 1861 and death year of 1873 are incorrect--based on what is listed in the British government's online FreeBMD record index.
RBFO researchers obtained the birthdate of this individual from Jerald & Gayle Fawcett of Bountiful, Utah. The birthplace of this individual was obtained from census reports. In addition, the on-line FreeBMD was reviewed for correctness of name, birthdate (by quarter) and general birthplace.
The 1881 British Census lists Beatrice A. M. Dawes as being about 7 years old (born about 1874), born in Dudley, Worcestershire, and living with her parents in Wolverhampton, Staffordshire.
Beatrice Adelaide May Dawes died sometime after June 1900. This is based on the fact that her mother, Caroline Brough Dawes, stated in the 1900 U.S. Census--which was taken in Salt Lake City, Utah, on 11 June 1900--that she had thirteen children, seven of whom were still living at the time: Thomas, Anna, Alice Hannah, Caroline Amelia, Florence Emeline, Edward Sidney, and Beatrice Adelaide.