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Index
Alexander, Sarah, actress & dancer 40
ambush of LeSuer brothers Frank and James, and Gus Gibbons by outlaws 140
Anderson, Charles P., pharmacist, Bishop 75
Aztec Land and Cattle Company 50
Ballantyne, Mary (Farr) 62
Maude Barrett Green Spot 102
Barth, Solomon - early St. Johns 48
Birch, Elizabeth Ann (Potter) (Brown) 21
Bjorkmans, loaned corral to milk cow 60
Brown, Elizabeth Rosella 45
Burt, Ollie dear friend 42
burned his money 48
Cannon, George Q, Faith Promoting Series 41
Chapman, Elizabeth Amelia (Lizzie)
born 22
irritated stepmother, sent from home 60
worked as live-in helper in other people's homes 61, 62
gave Mary Ann many nice things and clothes to make over for children 86
husband left her by letter while she was traveling 104
Chapman, Harriet Zelnora Marsden (McDonald) 22
married Welcome Chapman 21
daughter Agnes 22, 60
seamstress, dressmaker, milliner 33, 34
house on Main Street with shop 59
hooked by cow and died 60
Chapman, Hyrum
married to Rhoda 23
children: Susie (Luella's mom) Hyrum, Welcome 23
children: Eugene, Zera, Minnie, Archie 25
shared a house & farm with brother Welcome 21
cut stone for S.L. Temple 44
moved to Bluewater, NM 53
Chapman, Joseph Smith 45
wife Jane 45
daughter Josephine 45
Chapman, Mary Ann (Richey) 21
Childhood in Utah
airship 27
bugs, bird eggs, dog, cat 26, 27, 34, 35
mother dies 22
locked in alone 22
Patriarchal Blessing 23
stepsister Agnes 22
Wanship 25
quicksand 25
July 4th Snyderville 25, 26
toothaches 26
sheep shearing 26
sings 27
toys, toys left behind 28
playing with the Taylor children 31, 33
Kaysville, house with garden 34
playing with Sheppard and Blood children 34
supplies from tithing office 35
quarry camp 36
Primary sewed carpet rags with Sis. Grant 36
seeing church leaders in S.L.C. 36, 37
attended at Brigham Young's school house 38
opera and theater 38
big dolls 47
Christmas 1883 pg 47
autograph book from father 47
Move to Arizona 1884
traveling - 6 weeks 52, 53
seasick in wagon until hair is cut 53
Lee's Ferry 54
Lee's backbone 56
crossed Sevier River 54
First years in St.Johns
stepmother dies 60
house on Main Street 59
blasting the well 61, 62
left home with Lizzie 62
worked as live-in helper in other people's homes 61, 62
friends in St. Johns
Mary Ballantyne 63
Mary Ellen Freeman 63
Annie Freemam 63
Mattie Romney 63
Signe Bjorkman 63
Amelia and Amanda Kemp 63
Minnie Tenney 63
Ammon Tenny Jr. 63
Early Married Years
well acquainted with Moroni Richey 66
became engaged 66
a summer in Richville 67
Honeymoon Trail to St. George 67, 68
living in Richville 70, 71, 72,
sometimes harnessed and drove team of fine high-strung horses when alone 73
Lucinda born 1889 73
cooked for thrashers 74, 107
at sawmill in 1890 was moved near Fort Wingate 74
James Welcome born 1891 74
Elinor Ruth born 1892, very ill, dies 1893 74, 75
Rearing a Large Family
Forest born 1893 78
making do and doing without 79
drought and flood 80
Hugh born 1896 81
John Montgomery born 1897 82, died 84
Mary Ann very ill, saw heavenly light 82, 83
cared for Elinor Patterson's baby Johnny 85
worked in ward and stake Primary 84
training the children 86
Bessie born 1900 86
her father Welcome Jr. died 1900 86
Lizzie visited, sent cloth for baby things 89
tired of hauling water, moved back across the river 90
Moroni gone freighting 91
sewing clothing and knitting stockings 91
Leigh and Josephine born 1902 91, 92
Bessie broke arm 95
Vivian born 1905 95
Lizzie visited 95
big family, though poor, children stronger & help 98
Jay born 1908 98
prayed to live to raise her children 99
childhood diseases 100
another terrible illness 101
summer at the Green Spot 102
Daisy born 1915 109
older children went out to work for others 113
Forest Goes to War
Forest drafted, Hugh is not, WW I - 1917 115
Forest comes home 1919 118
Lou, Hugh and Bessie married while Forest was gone 119, 121, 122, 123
Forest, Josephine married same day 1920 123
Wayne, Dean, Wanda, Norma, Opal born 125
Moroni's Declining Years
moved into town, farming too hard for Moroni and Jay 127
Moroni cut wood, she canned 600 quarts of fruit 127
worked for Udalls 127
Vivian did marcelling, worked for Anderson's stores 127
Jay freighted to help, truck burned 127
Laddie born 128
Leigh & Luella married 1923 128
Forest, Lou, Leigh trip to St.George temple also parents did temple work 129
train trip to S.L.C. for Conference (Primary) 129
Lizzie got false teeth for her 129
Moroni to hot springs for 5 weeks 129
healed from appendicitis by power of the Priesthood 130
trip to Mesa Temple dedication 1927 130
Jay stayed to help with his father 132
Moroni helpless for about 6 years 132
Moroni died 1930 about 9 months after he fell 132
Moving on
back to Richville for a year with Jay and Daisy 133
saw spirits of Indians in her house 134
everyone loved Richville 135
Jay and Mable married 1931 135
Vivian and Clarence married 1934 135
new house finished 136
Bonnie, Alvin, Dolpha, Leonard born 137
Daisy and Ivan married 1937 139
Chapman, Welcome Jr.
married Mary Adaline Potter 21
children: Mary Ann, Lizzie 22
married Harriet Zelnora Marsden 22
Welcome John born & died 1877 22
house on Main Street with shop 59
Zelnora hooked by cow and died 60
married Harriet Ann Davis 62
children: John 1895, Welcome, Ida, Sylvia 1891-1901, Ray Davis 1894-1895,
and Orson Davis 1900 (buried in casket with father) 378, 379
shared a house & farm with brother Hyrum 21
loved flowers, nature 22
worked on railroad 34
cut stone for S.L. Temple 35
story of him weeping, my mother Daisy said it was because (as a supervisor) he had to dock
the men's pay for the broken stone 44
worked at many things 376
died 86, 378
Chapman, Welcome Sr
dug roots to eat, cowslips 27
president of Manti Stake 43
cut stone for all temples 43
wife Susan Amelia Risley 21
-cared for Mary Ann & Lizzie 22
-took nature walks 25
-told stories 25
-sang songs
wife Catherine Ann Stainer, took in Lizzie as a baby 22
wife Ann Mackey, took in Mary Ann as a toddler 22
Chief Walker 43
Christensen, Marinus, blacksmith 96
Coleman, Prime, injured in shootout, nursed by Sherwoods 102
Davis, Harriet Ann
begged forgiveness of Mary Ann and Lizzie 62
children: John 1895, Welcome, Ida, Sylvia 1891-1901, Ray Davis 1894-1895,
and Orson Davis 1900 (buried in casket with father) 378, 379
lived close to Mary Ann 94
moved to Idaho 94
daughter Sylvia died 95
Dunbar, William C. 39
Dunford, Leah 37, 38
Farr cousins - mostly in the diary pages, not indexed
- Farr, Anthony
- Farr, Dolpha
- Farr, Erin
- Farr, Mary Jo
- Farr, Norma
- Farr, Ronald
- Farr, Yvonna (Bonnie)
Farr, Golden married Josephine Richey 123
Farr, Willard adopted Lizzie Chapman 63
Garfield, James A., people mourned 35
Gibbons, Nancy 84
Grant, Heber J. - story, sons died 33
Green Spot, near mountain, Maude Barrett 102
Goddard, George, rag mission 41, 42
Gurule, Asiano, loaned home to Mormons 49
Harris, John Smith 59
Hashknife Outfit 50
Historical Pages
1872 pg 24
1880 pg 32
1884 pg 51
1888 pg 69
1900 pg 87
1910 pg 102
1912 pg 108
1918 pg 120
1920 pg 124
Indians
4th July at Snyderville 25
requested settlers in Manti 43
settlers fed Indians 43
Chief Walker 43
Navajos at river crossing in AZ 58
Zuni people brought peaches & grapes to St. Johns 58
Ammon M. Tenney, escaped from Indians 64
Jarvis, Heber 89
Lee's Ferry 54
Lee's backbone 56
LeSueur, Frank story, sealed to Jennie Kempe (both were dead) 140, 141
LeSueur, James W. prayed about dead brother Frank 140
LeSuer brothers Frank and James, and Gus Gibbons ambushed by outlaws 140
Licorice 33
Little Colorado settlements plus map 55, 56
Little Cottonwood (Murray) 22, 23, 25
Little, Feramorz 31
Little Giant Sawmill
Richeys, Pattersons and Sherwoods 59,
Richeys and John Sherwood turned to farming 1884 72
sawmill moved to Wingate Mountain NM 1890 74
Lord, Hyrum 47
wife Elizabeth Rozella Brown 47
children:Dan and Ada 47
Lewis cousins - mostly in the diary pages, not indexed
- Lewis, David
- Lewis, Dwyn
- Lewis, Ian
- Lewis, Sharon
- Lewis, Tani
Lewis, Ivan married Daisy Richey 139
Mackey, Ann, took in Mary Ann as a toddler 22
Mangum, Lucinda 59, 78, 88, 94
Matthews, Mary Jane married Joseph Chapman 45
Marsden, Harriet Zelnora (McDonald) (Chapman)
daughter Agnes 22, 60
married Welcome Chapman 21
seamstress, dressmaker, milliner 33, 34
house on Main Street with shop 59
hooked by cow and died 60
map of Little Colorado settlements 55
McDonald, Agnes Kilpatrick (Nott) 22, 60, 61
McDonald family 28, 29, 39
McDonald, Harriet Zelnora Marsden (Chapman) 22
daughter Agnes 22, 60
married Welcome Chapman 21
seamstress, dressmaker, milliner 33, 34
house on Main Street with shop 59
hooked by cow and died 60
Merrill, Alice
Mary Ann's Sunday School teacher 42
wrote bill creating Utah Art Collection 42
her grandmother Bathsheba Smith 42
Moody and Sankey, wanted people to be good 39
Neilsens, in Richville 72, 73
Neilsen, Mae married Moroni Forest Richey 123
Neilsen, Nellie married Hugh Richey 122
outlaw ambush of LeSuer brothers Frank and James, and Gus Gibbons 140
Parley's Park 22, 23
Patterson, Joseph B. 60
Patterson, John T. 60
Pipe Springs 67
Platt, Alice 59
Platt, Will, doctor 59, 83, 84
Potter, Arnold 21
Potter, Mary Adaline
married Welcome Chapman Jr. 21
died 22
gravestone 45
rags for paper 42
Rencher cousins - mostly in the diary pages, not indexed
- Rencher, Alvin
- Rencher, Grant
- Rencher, LaVeta
- Rencher, Leonard
Rencher, Clarence married Vivian Richey 135
Rencher, Willian D. father of Clarence
Richey, Charlotte
in Richville 59
next door in St. Johns 81
son went swimming too early 81
husband died 81
Richey, Daisy b 24 Jan 1915, m Ivan Merriman Lewis
Part 2: Chapters 1-9 99, 101, 109, 110, 114, 116, 128, 129, 130, 132, 133, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 152,
153, 154, 155, 157, 159
children: Dwyn, Ian, Tani, Sharon, David
Richey, Emily 60
Richey, Emily Elizabeth b 26 Jun 1900, m Biness Harvey Stradling
Part 2: Chapters 1-9 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 95, 96, 101, 109, 110, 113, 119, 121, 122, 123, 125, 129, 136, 139,
141, 148, 149
children: Wayne, Wanda, Alden, LaRee, Karene, Arlene, Kathrine
Richey, Elinor 60
Richey, Hugh b 2 Apr 1896, m Nellie Magnolia Nielsen
Part 2: Chapters 1-9 81, 90, 95, 97, 98, 100, 101, 102, 104, 109, 110, 111, 113, 115, 119, 121, 122, 123, 125,
127, 129, 130, 132, 136, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 154, 155, 157
children: Dean, Philip, Sharell, Milford, Dale, Maleen, LaVina
Richey, James
counselor to Welcome Chapman Sr. 43
Justice of the Peace 59
Richey cousins - mostly in the diary pages, not indexed
- Richey, Arland
- Richey, Dale
- Richey, Dean
- Richey, Elsie
- Richey, Floyd
- Richey, Forest
- Richey, Laddie
- Richey, LaVina
- Richey, Lorna
- Richey, Mayleen
- Richey, Milford
- Richey, Philip
- Richey, Ramona
- Richey, Ray
- Richey, Robin
- Richey, Rodney
- Richey, Scharolotte
- Richey, Sherell
- Richey, Ted
- Richey, Thaddeus
- Richey, Velda
Richey, James Moroni
presiding elder at Richville 1886-93
homesteaded in Walnut Grove (Richville) 70, 73
part owner of thresher 76, 107
hauled freight 91
worked at sawmill 94
drove team of fine high-strung horses 73
loved to talk the gospel, history, world events 88, 89, 96, 111
overcame tobacco habit 97
farmed at Green Spot for shares 102
precinct officer in Richville 113
Richey, Josephine b 18 Jul 1902, m Golden Farr, John McCleve Crandell
Part 2: Chapters 1-9 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 101, 109, 113, 116, 123, 125, 128, 130, 133, 135, 143, 139, 141, 151,
153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159
children: Norma, Yvonna, Ronald, Mary Jo, Dolpha, Erin, Anthony
Richey, Leigh Montrose b 18 Jul 1902, m Rhoda Luella Knudsen
Part 2: Chapters 1-9 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 100, 109, 114, 116, 122, 127, 128, 129, 132, 140, 144, 150, 151, 153,
155, 158,
children: Thaddeus, Ramona, Rodney, Elsie, Robin
Richey, Leslie Jay 8 May 1908, m Mable James
Part 2: Chapters 1-9 98, 100, 105, 109, 116, 127, 128, 129, 130, 132, 133, 135, 136, 139, 141, 143, 150, 151,
153, 156, 157, 158
children: Forest, Scharlotte, Ted, Floyd, Autumn, Ray
Richey, Mary Lucinda b 11 Sept 1889, m James LeRoy Stradling
Part 2: Chapters 1-9 73, 74, 88, 89, 92, 98, 100, 104, 109, 110, 113, 119, 121, 123, 125, 129, 135, 139, 143,
148, 152, 153, 154, 155, 157, 158
children: Opal, Frank, Doris, Nadine, Earl
Richey, Moroni Forest b 22 Nov 1893, m Mary Eliza (Mae) Nielsen
Part 2: Chapters 1-9 78, 85, 90, 95, 97, 98, 102, 104, 109, 110, 111, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 122,
123, 125, 127, 128, 129, 130, 141, 142, 143, 144
children: Laddie, Arland, Lorna, Velda
Richey, Vivian 29 Jun 1905, m Clarence Rencher
Part 2: Chapters 1-9 94, 95, 100, 109, 114, 127, 129, 130, 132, 133, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 148, 152,
153, 154, 155, 157
children: Alvin, Leonard, LaVeta, Stephen, Grant
Richey, Ruth 59
Richville
description 70, 71
first years 72, 73
Ben & Alice Richey 70
Moroni & Mary Ann Richey 67, 70-77
Ruth & John Sherwood 72, 75
Charlotte & Will Sherwood 75
Sue & Arthur Tenney and Nielsens 73, 77
helpful neighbors 76
droughts and floods 77, 80
church meetings 77, 93, 109, 122
making do 79
Stell & Tom Irwin 93
moved flower garden to have swing 97
added two rooms and barn 98
school 105
boys older, more help on farm 105
Moroni's people came to visit often 105, 112
boys and girls came home singing 105, 113
young folks got together often, games, bonefires 105, 111, 112, 113, 119
quarrelsome Mexicans 106, 107
nice Mexicans, Vegils, little boy at Christmas 107
Moroni, Ben and John threshed for many farms 107
Honeymoon Cottage 122
Risley, Susan Amelia 21
cared for Mary Ann & Lizzie 22
took nature walks 25
told stories 25
sang songs 43
broke her hip 43
sawmill (Little Giant)
Richeys, Pattersons and Sherwoods 59,
Richeys and John Sherwood turned to farming 1884 72
moved it to Wingate Mountain NM 1890 74
sheep shearing 26
Sherwood, Dan & Sophronia 109, 116
Sherwood, John F. 59
Sherwood, Maude Ruth 102
Sherwood, Willam 59
silkworms 34
Silver Creek 23, etc.
smelter 22
Smith, Bathsheba 42
Smith, George A. 42
Smith, Jesse N. 52
Snow, Erastus (Apostle) 49
Snyderville 25, 26
Spencer, Georgia taught girls painting 42
Stainer, Catherine Ann (Chapman), took in Lizzie as a baby 22
St. Johns, AZ
St.Johns Ring 49
first called Salem, near San Juan 49
early conditions 48, 49
war 51
miraculous end of war 52
bull ring 50
gunfight 50
streetcars in S.L.C. 30
Stephens, Evan 40
Stradling, Biness married Emily Elizabeth Richey 119, 121, 122, 123
Stradling, LeRoy married Mary Lucinda Richey 119, 121, 122,
Stradling cousins - mostly in the diary pages, not indexed
- Stradling, Alden
- Stradling, Arlene
- Stradling, Doris
- Stradling, Earl
- Stradling, Frank
- Stradling, Karene
- Stradling, Katherine
- Stradling, LaRee
- Stradling, Nadine
- Stradling, Opal
- Stradling, Wanda
- Stradling, Wayne
swimming too early,Charlotte's son 81
teeth, toothache 26
temple stones 44, 45
Tenney, Nathan, peacemaker, killed in St.Johns AZ 47
Tenney, Ammon M.
bought St.Johns land from Sol Barth 49
escape from Indians 64
Tenney, Arthur married Susannah Richey 60
Thirteenth Ward in S.L.C 28, 29, 30, 31
threshing machine, owned by Ben, Moroni and John Sherwood 76, 107
Udall, David K., bishop of St. Johns 49
Walnut Grove
description 70, 71
first years 72, 73
Richeys, Sherwoods, Nielsens 72, 73
name changed to Richville 85?
Walker, Chief 43
water bugs 26, 34
Wells, Daniel H., married Welcome Chapman Jr. and Mary Adaline Potter 21
Woodruff, Wilford 48
Young, Brigham, called George Goddard to rag mission 41
Young, Brigham Jr. 52
Young, Lorenzo Dow, cowslip story 27, 28
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