The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-01
nine in all.

nine IN all.
! George Hardy George NJ. Haws
| Edward Payne Heber Johnson
| Henry Z, Bowman John Bloomfield
| Daniel 3. Jones o. D. Merrill
| Abel Hardy James Emmett
! Miles Z. Romney Charles Jarman
| Francis Hickman Israel Barlow. Jr.
| Obiah Johnson William q. Sears
! Peter Lennon James Carroll
Bryant Stringham E l.. Taylor
James 6. Duffn Daniel Skousen
John Robinson % Ed, Eurlcy
Guy c. Wilson Hyrum CluG
Elder Thomas % Newell X. Young
Alma Stevens Alonzo Taylor
Elder Thomas (2) George Mcclellan
Joseph Z Robinson j. w. Memmott
Elder Snarr VIM. ID. johnson
Anson Il. Call John w. Taylor
Elder Hague John NJ. Cannon
George Teasdale Arthur w. Hart
George NJ. Cannon Willard Guyman
Walter c. Lyman Guy Taylor
LYCUrsuS r. Wilson Heber Bennion
Joseph g. Bentley Joseph NJ. Tanner
a. II. Cannon Joseph II. Dean
Brigham Young, Jr, Fred Beesley
Samuel Newton Amos Cox
Joseph w Musser James Skousen
David Black John Silver
Bishop Nagle Hugh j. Cannon
George S. Romney Richard d. Brown
Alex Jameson David Eccles
j. w. Summcrhays Josiah Hickman
Daniel Muir Warren Longhurst
John T, Smaley Peter Skousen
j, j. Walscr Willard Carroll
Ed. Eyring John I. Whetten
Charles Whipple John Becroft
Joshua Stevens Elder Butler
Thomas Hilton Carl Nielsen
Rey L. Pratt Allen d, Thurber
Cbas. w. Lllywhite Elder Done
David Spilsbury John Stohl
Willard Call Frank Y. Taylor
David Johnson Angus j, Cannon
\. O. Woodruff Benjamin Clun
Lewis NJ. Cannon William Young
Edward j. Wood Joseph Turey
James Wrathal Louis +. kelsch
Helaman Pratt Henry 5. Tanner
Ezra T. Hyde Ephraim Bench
Matthias F. Cowley Tnos Chamberlain
Alpha j. Higgs Orson Z. Brown
j II, Grant John Robinson CD
Morley Black Joseph Silver
Miles a, Romney Ben e. Rich
John Stevens Haskell 5. Jolly
NJ. NJ. Steele Louis z. Gordon
j. Frank Johnson Hyrum Clur
Edmund Richardson Chas Wolfenden
Don LeBaron Nathan Clayson
Walter Lewis Arthur Clark
Fred w. Merrill Thomas Carroll
Brigham Pierce Byron Sessions
Alma p. Salisbury Brigham Stowell
Albert Merrill Isaac H. Grace
Israel Bennion DR. McGrepor
Abraham Done (Beaver)
James Nagley Israel + Dennis
The details which here follow are pre-.
sented as being true to the best of The
Tribune ability to state them, keep
ing in mind the extreme difficulty al
ways encountered in obtaining exact
ness:
Bishop Haskell S. Jolly broke the law
in the year 1897 by marrying In new
polygamy Miss Nellie Harrison, n school
teacher at Mt. Carmel, Utah The cere-
mony was performed in Old Mexico
The girl was already engaged to a
young fellow named Horace ("Hod. ~
Brown, but she was induced to believe
that her salvation lay in accepting this
unlawful union with tins celestial lecher.
They lived together for years at Lowell,
Wyoming, and may still be doing so,
there being several children as the re-
suits.
Elder Miles A. Romney of Juarez.
Mexico, married as his first wife Miss
Frances Turley, and since the mani
festo of 1890 has married three sisters
IN new polygamy. He married Lille
Burrell as his second wife about 1896.
About the year 1900 he married Lizzie
Burrell, and on November 3, 1909. he
married Emma Burrell Gall three being
slsters) as his fourth wife. This latter
marriage occurred in the Manti. Utah,
temple, the ceremony being performed
by President Anderson of that ins1itu-
tion' Inc latCer girl mad been pfevi-
ously married in monogamy to a re-
spectable young Mormon named Thomas,
who lived at Juarez, but she was in
duced TO leave him and marry Romney
through the teaching Of the latter and
other elders that she could be saved
only by means Of obedience to the DO.
lygamic doctrine and commanded prac-
tice.
Elder Miles P. Romney (now de-
ceased) was a resident of Juarez. Mex
leo. II was in the year 1892 that he
took to himself polygamously a widow,
Mrs Emily Woollcy, who was origin,
ally n Miss Eyring. The woman has
several children and lived in little
white house across the street from the
old JuareZ Academy corner.
Elder James Carroll of Pacheco, Mex
leo. in March, 1903. married as his sec
ond wife Miss Annie Burrcll Of Juarez.
a sister of the three plural wives of
Miles 4. Romney. His first wife was
Elder Ed. Eyring of Juarez. Mexico,
married as his firsy and second wives
two daughters of Miles p Romney, the
second being taken in the year 1908.
Mrs Burrell, mother of all the Burrell
girls here named as having been polyga.
mously married, came originally from