Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-07-18

igremained at Salt Lase. Z Charlotte
ICobb1waslifor long time "ihe
tbelle3c of Utah. a She is ldetermin,
l!ealy, opposed to polygamys;r, od
/ Is. Eliza Ann Web6-Of her ]
could learn . nothing: except that
she is one of Young's-wives es1psni
If B.iiEmily Rartgidge-Was a
servant in Joseph Smiths family,
andzBrigham took her to wife af-
ter Joseph,s death. She is tall
and finely formed, hasIblacks hair,
darkieyes, a very pleasant counte-
nance. 1In! manners she is mild,
and her disposition is amiable.oA
,Shelhas four ehildren,4 and is de-
Ivoted torthemysWsiLu 10 zoota
-Aa1T Zsna,D. Huntingdon Jacobs
IA large, well-formediGw6man,
FwithIlightlhair and eyes. She is
said to be melancholy has qthree
children other own,d and takes
care Of of;thechifdren of Clara Chase,
"a dead wife Of Brigham's, and of
whom l shall speak presently e.
Zina was once married to DR.. Ja-
robs, a. worthy1man, but Brigham
sentithe doctor on a Emission, nand,
as Mrs. Waite says, appropriated
the WIFE" Jacobs, l believe, is
still living ia California. 1'Zina is
a cultivated woman, and ysome-
times writes verses" -a54 SAL
III lS!!qsBFza sT3o9y Sao,o1IHas
darkskair, turning gray, and an In
telligent and interesting iface.i22
She isEghey Sweet zSongstress Of
ZDh, s,ahdHas written some real
Iyh1erit0fious verses Tonly wish
lihad room toainsert some Of them
here, but must be content with one
verse on polygamy. She says of
| ludb lilSillullUn
1--WE have an ancient order,
- TO US by pro phets given -
sy And here, we have the pattern ,l~{
AS things exist in Heaven"
TO- Mdfg Tdn Colt C0bb-Tbis
woman is set down as one of
Brigham's wiHesy but t.of her l can
give noyaccount 1ey ts llsz of aaoi
20, Ellen Observation-Disclosures
woman medium height, with light
hair, brown eyes, and fair com
blexioh. She is sickIy, and spends
most of her time lin embroidery.
Ellen is quite even tempered, and,
it is,said, quite ignorant She has
no children, and but little influence
over7 her h ashland. 10 -f4
r2]. Jemima Angel--Is sister
of Brighan's first wife. She is
anc elderly person, with dark hair,
gray eyes, and, pensiVe ffaee lis
short and fat She lis only sealed
to- Young for exaltation in the
next world. Her first husband
died many years ago. She lives
by herself, and Brigham seldom
visits her. usfrsr..a Ia-za'f .ontI
22tMd,gdret Alley-Was the
wife of Brigham, but died in 1858.
She lefttwo children by the proph-
ct. 1t is said she was much de-
voted to Brigham, and his neglect
drove her. into melancholy, and
she died of broken heart. She
is described as having been small
woman, Of mild disposition, and
light hair and eyes. 10 - 5olf5
eF23. .1frs.s Hanapton--This9 wo-
man first married a man named
Hampton,a and had by him six
children. Hampton died and she
married MIR. Cole, by whom she
had one child--a daughter, Violet.
She remained at NauvoO when
the Mormons left there, but Brig.
ham sent for her, and az his com.
mand, she became his polygamic
wife, She is tall, well-formed and
noble-looking woman, with fine
eyes, dark hair, and fair complex
ion. 'n>i ~
-sr24. Mrs. Smith-EAn old lady, |
who admired Brigham, and de-
sired merely to be sealed to him.
Young sealed her to himself for
time, and to Joseph for eternity
6 :25.!DCldrd Gtdse--A dead wife
of Brigham. She is said to have
become insane because the tickle
prophet proposed to take another
rib She was small woman with
dark hair and eyes, and quite pref
ty. She left four children, twoof
whom are living and cared fer BY
Zina Huntingdon. h.. -. - 80, ii
!, I, Numbers Is, p, %, 20 and aOl
Of Brigham's wives, I can give no
account Of, and it is probable they
were only sealed women, and lived
in distant parts of, the territory
There are two other ladies who
ought to be mentioned in connec-
tion with Brigham Young--Miss
Martha, Brotherton and Miss Sc,
lima Ursenbackg Brigham courts,
ed both these young ladies,
and made desperate efforts to OBJ
tainlthem; but they Q would not