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About German Ellsworth
There is a picture of German Ellsworth with his plural wife, Amy Chase Ellsworth and their children on the Media Tab above. Pictured are children Elizabeth Bell Ellsworth, Ezra Archibald Ellsworth and Martha Loretta Ellsworth. In the scrapbook the photo came from, Martha noted that she was 13 years old in this photo. Since Martha was born in 1891, the date of the photo is about 1904.
Birth: September 29, 1849
Death: Apr. 1, 1922
Burial: Payson City Cemetery, Payson, Utah County, Utah, USA, Plot: Blk 23 lot 15 pos 1W
Parents:
German Ellsworth 1815 – 1849
Speedy Experience Brown 1820 – 1896
Spouses & Children:
Christina Nielson or Pehrson 1849 – 1926
Amy Chase 1851 – 1940
Speedy Armina Ellsworth 1870 – 1901
German Edgar Ellsworth 1871 – 1961
Reuben William Ellsworth 1873 – 1949
George Arthur Ellsworth 1874 – 1945
Luella Ellsworth 1876 – 1939
Albert David Ellsworth 1877 – 1879
Lewis Norman Ellsworth 1879 – 1960
Infant Ellsworth 1881 – 1881
Benjamin Franklin Ellsworth 1882 – 1957
Nellie Christina Ellsworth 1884 – 1888
Elizabeth Bell Ellsworth 1885 – 1977
Jesse Ellsworth 1886 – 1973
Heber Lorenzo Ellsworth 1887 – 1888
Sarah Eveline Ellsworth 1888 – 1975
Ezra Archibald Ellsworth 1889 –
Martha Loretta Ellsworth 1891 – 1982
Cyrus Wells Ellsworth 1891 – 1920
Wilford James Ellsworth 1893 – 1979
Mary Cecelia Ellsworth 1894 – 1970
Spouses:
Christine Pehrson Ellsworth (1838 - 1926)
Amy Chase Conk Ellsworth (1851 - 1940)
Children:
Ellsworth*
Speedy Armina Ellsworth Tanner (1870 - 1901)
German Edgar Ellsworth (1871 - 1961)
Reuben William Ellsworth (1873 - 1949)
George Arthur Ellsworth (1874 - 1945)
Luella Ellsworth Thorne (1876 - 1939)
David Albert Ellsworth (1877 - 1878)
Lewis Norman Ellsworth (1879 - 1960)
Benjamin Franklin Ellsworth (1882 - 1957)
Cyrus Wells Ellsworth (1891 - 1920)
Note: Information taken from the Payson City Cemetery records
Maintained by: Debbie
Originally Created by: Cindy Baldogo
Record added: Oct 05, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 30340754
FROM ANOTHER SOURCE:
Of Speedy's son German Ellsworth, Jr. is written:
"As a youth German was unusually alert and vigorous ... tall and straight, slightly under six feet, with abundant dark hair, blue eyes, and full beard (he was a very handsome man, from his picture in the book OUR ELLSWORTH ANCESTORS). He was quick and powerful in action. Every stroke of his saw or hammer was thrust with a set jaw and backed by all of his strength ... few men could fell a tree or score a tie as quickly as he. He taught his (carpenter's) trade to his sons; however, their movements and actions were tempered by the even (slow and steady) disposition of their (Swedish) mother."
Another of Speedy's sons, Ephraim Edgar Ellsworth, was "six feet and three inches tall, and dark complexioned (with thick dark hair and beard)". The Johnson children were also tall and dark, and similarly quick in movement and action. This trait they inherited from their mother, "Speedy". Many descendants of both the Ellsworth and Johnson children were given the names Philo and Speedy, either as first or middle names, showing how much they revered them as parents and grandparents.
Information from Various Sources, Gathered by Karen Bray Keeley, and Craig Lant Shuler INTERNET Adaptation by Sandra S. Bray
SOURCE: http://www.rootcellar.us/brownspe.htm
- Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: May 30 2019, 14:19:34 UTC
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German Ellsworth's Timeline
| 1849 |
September 29, 1849
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Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
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| 1870 |
September 14, 1870
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Payson, Utah, Utah, United States
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| 1871 |
October 12, 1871
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Payson, Utah County, Utah Territory, United States
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| 1873 |
May 2, 1873
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| 1874 |
October 30, 1874
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Payson, Utah, Utah Territory, United States
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| 1876 |
May 14, 1876
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Payson, Utah County, Utah, United States
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| 1877 |
September 27, 1877
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Payson, Utah, Utah Territory, United States
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| 1878 |
September 28, 1878
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| 1882 |
January 23, 1882
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