Hopkins Mathews

Hopkins Pender

Hopkinton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Hopmeadow, Salisbury, Hartford County, Connecticut

Hopper, Henderson County, Illinois

Horace

Horace's (Quintus Horatius Flaccus) writings in Latin were included in the criteria for teachers in Church schools, outlined by Wilford Woodruff as Chairman of the Church Board of Education, in a letter dated 8 Jun. 1888.

Horace Blinn

Horace Burgess

Horace Burton Strait

Horace Butler

Horace Datus Ensign, b. 1797

Horace Datus Ensign (1797-1846) was born 28 Sep. 1797 in Westfield, Hamden Co., Massachusetts. He was the son of Isaac Ensign and Lydia Noble. He married Mary Brunson on 28 Sep. 1825 in Suffield, Hartford Co., Connecticut. He died 28 Sep. 1846 in Winter Quarters (later Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska), and Wilford Woodruff attended his funeral.

Horace Datus Ensign, b. 1826

Horace Datus Ensign (1826-1866) was born 8 Aug. 1826 in Westfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts. He was the son of Horace Datus Ensign and Mary Brunson. He married Eliza Jane Stewart on 1 Jan. 1850. He hosted a meeting that Wilford Woodruff attended on 13 Jan. 1847. He died 1 Sep. 1866 in Ogden, Weber Co., Utah Territory.

Horace David Barber

Horace G. Gladwin

Horace Gibbs

Horace Gibson Whitney

Horace Greeley

Horace Hall Cummings

Horace Hart

Horace Hatch