Samuel Egbert

Samuel Egbert was born March 24, 1814 in Breckinridge, Harrison County, Kentucky to John Egbert and Susannah Hahn. Married Margaret Mariah Beckstead on April 18, 1939, at Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois

Children - William Beckstead Egbert, John Alexander Egbert, Martha Ann Egbert, Andrew Jackson Egbert, Susannah Maria Egbert, Catherine Mariah Egbert, Samuel Wesley Egbert, Harriet Egbert, Amanda Jane Egbert, Joseph Smith Egbert, Hyrum Smith Egbert, Mary Ellen Egbert, George Albert Smith Egbert, David Alonzo Egbert, Emily Elizabeth Egbert

Married Louise Minerva Petty on March 11, 1857 at Salt Lake City, Utah. Children - Margaret Egbert, Polly Ann Egbert, Galetta Elvira Egbert, Robert Cowan Egbert, Henry Louis Egbert, Emily Elizabeth Egbert, Louisa Marie Egbert, William Lafayette Egbert

History - Samuel came to Utah October 15, 1849, with the Allen Taylor Company. He established his family home at West Jordan where he was a school teacher for a time and later prominent as a farmer and stock raiser. Samuel operated the first molasses mill in West Jordan, Salt Lake County, Utah. He was an Indian War Veteran. According to Mr. Henry Byram Beckstead, a nephew of Mr. Egbert, it was John Egbert, a son of Samuel Egbert, who uncovered the galena ore in Bingham Canyon while dragging logs there in September of 1863.

Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, Allen Taylor Company (1849)

Parents:

John Egbert (1779 - 1873)

Susan Hahn Egbert (1786 - 1857)

Spouses:

Louisa Minerva Petty Egbert (1839 - 1891)

Margaret Mariah Beckstead Egbert (1823 - 1901)

Children:

John Alexander Egbert (1842 - 1915)

Andrew Jackson Egbert (1846 - 1946)

Susannah Maria Egbert Jerman (1848 - 1938)

Catherine Mariah Egbert Beckstead (1850 - 1930)

Samuel Wesley Egbert (1852 - 1919)

Amanda Jane Egbert Beckstead (1857 - 1912)

Joseph Smith Egbert (1859 - 1922)

Geletta Elvira Egbert (1862 - 1951)

Robert Cowan Egbert (1864 - 1908)

Henry Louis Egbert (1866 - 1936)

Emily Elizabeth Egbert Wardle (1869 - 1956)

William LaFayette Egbert (1876 - 1943)

Siblings:

William S. Egbert (1812 - 1892)

Samuel Egbert (1814 - 1888)

Joseph Teasdale Egbert (1818 - 1898)

Corilla Egbert Carson (1820 - 1854)

Robert Cowden Egbert (1821 - 1863)

Elvira Egbert Carson (1822 - 1908)

Elizabeth Egbert Hammond (1824 - 1903)

Hannah Egbert Taylor (1829 - 1898)

Maintained by: SMS

Originally Created by: Bruce J. Black

Record added: Dec 22, 2005

Find A Grave Memorial# 12769954

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Samuel Egbert was born March 24, 1814 in Breckinridge, Harrison County, Kentucky to John Egbert and Susannah Hahn.

Married Margaret Mariah Beckstead on April 18, 1939 at Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois

Children - William Beckstead Egbert, John Alexander Egbert, Martha Ann Egbert, Andrew Jackson Egbert, Susannah Maria Egbert, Catherine Mariah Egbert, Samuel Wesley Egbert, Harriet Egbert, Amanda Jane Egbert, Joseph Smith Egbert, Hyrum Smith Egbert, Mary Ellen Egbert, George Albert Smith Egbert, David Alonzo Egbert, Emily Elizabeth Egbert

Married Louise Minerva Petty on March 11, 1857 at Salt Lake City, Utah

Children - Margaret Egbert, Polly Ann Egbert, Galetta Elvira Egbert, Robert Cowan Egbert, Henry Louis Egbert, Emily Elizabeth Egbert, Louisa Marie Egbert, William Lafayette Egbert

History - Samuel came to Utah October 15, 1849 with the Allen Taylor Company. He established his family home at West Jordan where he was a school teacher for a time and later prominent as a farmer and stockraiser. Samuel operated the first Molasses mill in West Jordan, Salt Lake County, Utah He was an Indian War Veteran. According to Mr. Henry Byram Beckstead, a nephew of Mr. Egbert, it was John Egbert, a son of Samuel Egbert, who uncovered the galena ore in Bingham Canyon while dragging logs there in Sept. 1863.

Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, Allen Taylor Company (1849)

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