Samuel Edwin McClellan

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1. 1870 census - McClellan. 2. 1880 cens

1. 1870 census - McClellan. 2. 1880 census - McClellan = M-244. 3. "Stalwarts South of the Border," Hatch and Hardy, 1985. 4. Ancestral File.

Occupation: Carpenter

Samuel served a m ===
Occupation: Carpenter

Samuel served a mission for The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day-Saints in the Central States Mission From Oct 1897-Dec 1899

Pioneers and Prominent Men OF Utah p. 10

Pioneers and Prominent Men OF Utah p. 1055

!FHL F #0262401 Payson Ward Record of Me

!FHL F #0262401 Payson Ward Record of Members Endowment: FHL F #184067 Ruth's memories of SE and Bertha McClellan I remember my parents S. E. McClellan and Bertha Maria Lewis, as being good, common, down to earth people. They had very little formal schooling (due to the circumstances of those hard times) but they

Life Sketch

Samuel E. McClellan was a builder. He constructed many homes and church building in Mexico. Sam was called upon to draw plans and build the new Colonia Juarez academy which was finished in 1903. He also built the wagon bridge and the swinging bridge in Colonia Juarez, buildings in Colonia Dublan and worked on the Hacienda in Old Casas.
He was a builder on the first Chapel in El Paso, TX. His home has been torn down, but it was a beautiful home with a wide curved stair case that went to the second floor up stairs. Bertha Maria Lewis I was born in Panguitch, Utah April 5, 1875. My father was Samuel Lewis and my mother was Sarah Jane Huntsman.

One of my earliest memories is of a ducking I got in the river in Panguitch. Vira (Sara A history compiled from MANY drafts written by Ruth McClellan and a couple by Ashton Ashton’s history is taken from a couple of histories written by Ruth and Ashton and our memories.

Ruth’s history is a compilation of 19 different written histories written at different stages of her

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Standardized.

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corrected standardized location

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Utah, Missionary Department Missionary Registers, 1860-1937. Added 1897 from the Missionary record.

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Added No. 2, and deleted the Custom Fact with the same information.

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Standardized.

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9R3Q-JDC Bertha Lewis, "Mexico, Chihuahua, Civil Registration, 1861-1997" "México, Chihuahua, Registro Civil, 1861-1997", database with images, <i>FamilySearch</i> (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QGCY-VD4K : 12 March 2018), Samuel E Mc Clellan and Bertha Lewis, 1896. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QGCY-VD4K