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About Catherine Beasley Holladay
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/134290107/sarah-catherine-higgins
Sarah's children not listed in FindaGrave are:
- Mary (1777-1824) (m. William Harris)
- Sarah (ca1793-bef 1824) (m. Jacob Bethany)
- Margaret M. (ca1795-aft.1847) m. Nathan Jones (d. 1815) and Sampson Wood(s)
- Rev. Jacob B. (ca1803- bet 1870 and 1880) (m. Gilley Unknown)
Children
- William Higgins 1779–1858
- James B. Higgins 1785–1863
- Abraham B. Higgins 1797 – unknown
- Catherine Beasley Higgins Holladay 1797–1877
- John O'Cain Higgins 1799–1882
- Immigration: 1847 - Utah, United States
- Residence: 1850 - Utah county, Utah, Utah Territory, United States
- Residence: Sep 1850 - Utah, Utah Territory, United States
- Residence: 1860 - Santaquin, Utah, Utah Territory
- Residence: Aug 30 1860 - Santaquin, Utah, Utah Territory, United States
- Residence: July 18 1870 - Santaquin, Utah, Utah Territory, United States
- Reference: FamilySearch Family Tree - SmartCopy: Jul 16 2017, 2:02:17 UTC
- Immigration: 1847 - Utah, United States
- Residence: 1850 - Utah county, Utah, Utah Territory, United States
- Residence: Sep 1850 - Utah, Utah Territory, United States
- Residence: 1860 - Santaquin, Utah, Utah Territory
- Residence: Aug 30 1860 - Santaquin, Utah, Utah Territory, United States
- Residence: July 18 1870 - Santaquin, Utah, Utah Territory, United States
- Residence: Utah county, Utah, Utah Territory, United States - 1850
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John Daniel Holladay Sr.--Baptism in June 1844 and Life on His Plantation By Absolom Porter Dowdle, a L.D.S. missionary.
On an old plantation there were lots of things we could get to build seats, and I never forget the day we were fixing the cracks up in our log cabin chu
burried in Santaquin City Cemetery
burried in Santaquin City Cemetery
plot: lot 0257 block 0000d0grv 0000 Catherine Beasley Higgins Catherine Beasley Higgings Holladay Born: 14 November 1797 Camden District, Kershaw, South Carolina
Parents: Benjamin Higgins Sarah Catherine Beasley
Married: John Daniel Holladay, Sr. Catherine Beesley Higgins Or Bearley- source-Eugene Bjarnson sheet, Or Katherine Butler- source-Lois Wickers sheet Death or 19 Apr 1877 Baptized or Jun 1844, or Jun 1845, 16 Oct 1967 Endowed or Apr 1851 Born or Richland Co
After marriage, he and Catherine moved t
After marriage, he and Catherine moved to Moscow, Marion (later Lamar)County, Alabama, in 1826. In 1847 they migrated to Santaquin, Utah(20 miles south of Provo). John Daniel is buried in Spring Creek(Spring Lake), two miles northwest of Santaquin.
Invalid baptism temple code: LIVE.
Invalid baptism temple code: LIVE.
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!NAME-BD-BPL-DD-DP-BURD-BURPL-SP-MD-MP: Holladay records in possession of Charlene William, 1307 E Evergreen St., Mesa Arizona
obituary of Catherine Beasley Holladay
Catherine Beasley Higgins Holladay
Birth: Nov. 14, 1797 Kershaw County South Carolina, USA Death: Apr. 19, 1877 Santaquin Utah County Utah, USA
Deseret News 1877 05 02, page 16 At her son's (John Holladay's)residence, Santaquin, April 20, CATHARINE HOLLADAY, of old age. Deceased was born November 14th, 1797, in Casaw [sic] District, South Carolina; married to John Holladay April 16th, 1822; emigrated, with her husband, in the company of the first pioneers in 1824, to Marion County, Alabama, suffering many privations and hardships incident to new country and frontier life; was the mother of twelve children, four sons and eight daughters; heard and embraced the Gospel, early in the Spring of 1844; was baptized into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in June, 1844; in March, 1846, with her husband, three sons and five daughters, started west, with a view of meeting with the Saints who had been expelled from Nauvoo, Ill., somewhere on the borders of the Missouri River; passed through Far West, Jackson County, striking the Platte River at Grand Island, and following up that stream to Fort Laramie; hearing nothing from the Church, the company decided to turn and travel south, and [sic]travelled about 300 miles, then struck the Arkansas River at Fort Pueblo, and built winter quarters. Many members of the Mormon attalion wintered at that place, several of whom suffered from privation and sickness, to whom her services were valuable, and are remembered by those who still survive. In the spring of 1847 the company returned to Laramie, thence taking up the trail of the Pioneers westward, arrived in Salt Lake Valley, June 28th, 1847. In 1851 she, with her husband and children, went in company with C. C. Rich and Amasa Lyman, to San Bernardino, California, remaining there until the 15th day of December, 1857, when she again took up the line of march back to Utah, stopping one year at Beaver. In the Fall of 1858 she moved with her husband and children to Santaquin, Utah Co., in which place she buried her husband Jan. 1, 1862. At the death of her husband she was left with two of her grand-children, W. H. and Louisa Boyle; she kept house for them until they were married and had children of their own growing up. She then gave up keeping house in 1870, and went to her son's to live John D. Holladay; when her health permitted she visited amongst her children, grand and great grand-children, who were always glad to see her, and give her a kind welcome. She lived and died a faithful Latter-day Saint, bearing a strong testimony to the truth of the work of God in the last days. She retained the full use of her reason and memory to the end of her life. She had filled in the measure of her being on the earth, as a Saint, wife, and mother, and died in the faith of the gospel, and with an earnest of a glorious resurrection.
Catherine Beasley Higgins was the daughter of Benjamin Higgins and Sarah Catherine Beasley Higgins of South Carolina. She was first married around 1818 to Ethel Heath Jones, son of Matthew Jones and Bridget Heath Jones. Ethel died before 1825. Ethel and Catherine had a daughter, Martha C., and possibly a son, Benjamin. The children were born between 1818 and 1820.[from member 47214720]
Family links: Parents: Benjamin Higgins (1753 - 1824) Sarah Catherine Beasley Higgins (1761 - ____)
Spouse: John Daniel Holladay (1798 - 1862)
Children: Lettisha Holladay Smithson (1823 - 1849)* John Daniel Holladay (1826 - 1909)* Sarah Ann Holladay Dowdle (1828 - 1915)* Caron Happuch Holladay Bingham (1830 - 1915)* David Hollis Holladay (1832 - 1874)* Thomas Middleton Wiley Holladay (1836 - 1921)*
Siblings: William Higgins (1779 - 1858)* James B. Higgins (1785 - 1863)* Abraham B. Higgins (1797 - ____)* Catherine Beasley Higgins Holladay (1797 - 1877) John O'Cain Higgins (1799 - 1882)*
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Burial: Santaquin City Cemetery Santaquin Utah County Utah, USA Plot: LOT 0257 BLOCK 0000D GRV 0000
Created by: mommycita Record added: Oct 19, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 43300485
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GEDCOM line 58742 not recognizable or too long: (SLGC) 2 FAMC
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Description: Tombstone is in Santaquin, Utah, Utah but their bodies are in Holladay Springs. Findagrave.com for John Holladay.
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9V74-1HK 1860 United States Federal Census Year: 1860; Census Place: Santaquin, Utah, Utah Territory; Roll: M653_1314; Page: 952; Image: 424; Family History Library Film: 805314 http://search.ancestry.com/collections/7667/records/34793037
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Catherine Beasley Holladay's Timeline
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November 14, 1797
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Camden, Kershaw County, South Carolina, United States
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January 18, 1823
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Camden Dist., Kershaw, SC
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January 18, 1823
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Camden, Kershaw, South Carolina
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November 28, 1824
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Camden District, Kershaw, South Carolina
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June 22, 1826
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Moscow, Marengo County, Alabama, United States
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April 20, 1828
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Maso, Marion, AL, Marion, Perry County, Alabama, United States
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