Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29

Gus. There were a number of Frost
einlgranis, settling in New England
ana PENNSYLVANIA. Mrs. Winters Is
descended most likely from the emil
CANT Nicholas. His son Mai. Charles
rrost, was one of the bravest and
most fearless soldiers in those early
liouD!ous times. But brave as he was,
ana stout as We're his arms. the arrow
or a lurking foe pierced his breast
and rendered him n martyr TO the
cause of free dom. He and his vito
ana TWO boys. with n Mr.. Heard his
WE and some others, were trailing
lhelr way through the dense forest
paths, from the Sabbath service In
tnelr primitive church. one Sunday
afternoon. on the memorable 4th OF
July 1897. when with rushing cry
the Indians swooped down upon the
little party, and almost Instantly Kill
ed Mai. Frost, With his neighbors'
WIFE, Mrs. Heard. who happened TO
De next behind him. And thus per-
ished two of our early martyrs. 1t
was beautiful coincidence. that our
late beloved Apostle owen Woodruff
onielated for this Maj. Frost on his
wedding day, Just 200 years. lacking
four days, from the day the major
gave up his life
There are many ministers IN the
Frost family, ms we'll as statesmen.
soldiers and doctors The names of
Charles, John and Nicholas run down
the family. for generation after gem
GRAFTON.
EXTRACTS FROM PRESIDENT
FRoST's LETTER
Nicholas Frost (the emlgranD came
10 Boston from Tiverton. DevonshIre
Eng, I'm 1880, and In 1884 he settled AT
hltleiy Point ~ Maine on a portion of
a tract of land ceded 10 Sir william
Pepperill. He had three wives and was
the father or II children and many
Frosts IN the New England states owe
their ancestry 10 this family Edmund
Frost, brother of Nicholas. came In
1888 ana settled IN Cambridge, Mass,
and William Frost a Weshman. came
IN 1870 to Plymouth Mass, thence 10
Boston, and IN 1872 went 20 oyster Bay.
Long Island, where he reared a large
family whose children sprend over
York state, New Jersey and Ponnsyl-
yauia. There are over 500 F'Tosts IN
Boston and the suburbs, who reckon
ancestry from the three emlgrants.
HISTORY OF BETHEL, MAINE
Mrs. Winters has book, 1.-THE His
tory OF Bethel, Me-" containing some
New England families OF the following
names. that any one interested In them
-.ffN 80 - - -
Mrs Mary A. Winters, IA east South
Temple street, salt Like City, Utah:
Abbot, Allen, Andrews, Annas Aver,
Barker Bean Battle, Blake, Bond,
Bird Brown, Chapman, Cushman. Dus-
ton, Games, Estes, Grover. Hastings,
Hove, Holt Howard, Klmball, Lap
ham, Mason. oliver Powers, Russell,
Town, Twitchell. Wheeler, Walker,
Woodbury., York Young.
TEMPLE WORK ALREADY DONE
Following are the names Of families
already ofiicinted for, IN part at least, IN
the various temples;
Logan temple;
Cummings family ~ New England
hy u y. Cummings Of Salt Lake city,
Utah.
Cowley family Of Isle Of Man, by Jo-
seph -. COwleY Of Logan Utah.
CoNley family OF Isle OF Man, by NJ
Il. COwley 81 Preston lda.
Coon family ~ the United States by
Abraham Coon OF salt Lake Guy, Utah,
Calder family ~ Scotland, 10y VIII
liam Calder Of Salt Lake City, rtah,
crowthcr family ~ England, by John
Crowther or Logan Utah,
Condie family OF Scotland, By Gibson
Condlo lpiace not giyenl.