Phoebe Arabell Woodruff Moses
Phoebe (Phebe) Arabell Woodruff Moses (1859-1939) was born 30 May 1859 in Great Salt Lake City, Great Salt Lake Co., Utah Territory. She was the third child of Wilford Woodruff and Sarah Brown. She married Jesse Tilton Moses on 14 Jun. 1875, and they had thirteen children. She died 7 Sep. 1939 in Clearfield, Davis Co., Utah.
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Phoebe Arabele Woodruff (KWCH-8YR). “Family Tree,” database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org, accessed 29 Jan. 2021). Phoebe Arabell Woodruff Moses, Wilford Woodruff Papers (https://wilfordwoodruffpapers.org/subjects/phoebe-arabell-woodruff-moses, accessed 5 Feb. 20). Phoebe Arabell Woodruff Moses, “Life Sketch of Phoebe Arabell Woodruff Moses,” in “Family Tree,” database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org, accessed 8 Feb. 2021) Phoebe Arabell Woodruff (KWCH-8YR), Memories. 1900 U.S. Census, Smithfield, Cache Co., Utah, p. 1, Phoebe Moses.“Utah State Archives Indexes,” database with images, Utah State Archives (https://archives.utah.gov, accessed 4 Feb. 2021); Utah Department of Health: Office of Vital Records and Statistics: Death Certificates, series 81448, file no. 50/220 (1939) Phoebe Arabell Woodruff Moses. “Phoebe Arabell Woodruff Moses,” Smithfield City Cemetery, Smithfield, Cache Co., UT; Find A Grave, 1 Feb. 2000, memorial no. 178548 (https://findagrave.com, accessed 28 Jan. 2021).
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Excerpt:Sarah Brown was Born ^in Henderson^ Jefferson Co New York Jan 1st 1834 Sarah Brown Daughter of Henry & [Rhoda] Brown Married to Wilford Woodruff sen March 13 1853 NAMES Born Marri[e]d Died Age David Patten April 4th 1854 ... -
Excerpt:[FIGURE] June 2nd 1869 For her Mother Sarah Carter wife of Ezra Carter G Q. Cannon Baptized Phebe W Carter Woodruff for the following person Grand Mother Dinah Woodruff wife of Eldad Woodruff to Wilford Woodruff Grand Mother Anna Thompson wife of Lot Thompson to Wilford Woodruff Step Aunt wife of Asahel Hart to Wilford Woodruff Step Aunt Sofrona Hart (Total 5) to Wilford ...Dates:June 3, 1869 June 4, 1869 June 5, 1869 June 6, 1869 June 7, 1869 June 8, 1869 June 9, 1869 June 10, 1869 June 11, 1869 June 12, 1869 -
Excerpt:February 26, 1872 ~ Monday Feb 26, 1872 [FIGURES] I spent most the day in writing I wrote 10 letters to Col Peter Sax, And to Wilford sent him $50, to Sarah $5, to Emily $4, to David $5, to Lucy $2, to Arrobell $2, to Sylvia $2, to Mary $2, to Newton $2, Total $75 dollars I put these all up in one package to ...Dates:February 26, 1872 February 27, 1872 February 28, 1872 February 29, 1872 March 1, 1872 March 2, 1872 March 3, 1872 March 4, 1872 March 5, 1872 March 6, 1872 March 7, 1872 March 8, 1872 March 9, 1872 -
Excerpt:May 28th The Funeral of James Johnson was attended at 2 oclok W. Woodruff opened by Prayer. G. A. Smith spoke upon the evil consequences of the introduction of so much swhiskey into this Territory which was was adulterated by strichnine & this was introduced by the followers of the Army sutlers Merchants and a great Many persons were making use of it and much crime was the consequen. When a man was found in the Gutter or had killed somebody he would make for an excuse that He was ...Dates:May 29, 1859 May 30, 1859 May 31, 1859 June 1, 1859 June 2, 1859 -
Excerpt:Jan 1st 1861 to me many times in one minute after I have lain down & awaik me up. mMany other interesting remarks were made By President Young which I have not written but it was reported by J. V. Long Brother Kimball Followed President Young and gave a vary good Exertation to the people which waf [was] reported By J. V. Long. He was Followed By Bishop Woolley who spoke of the Building of the House the intention of it, & thanked ...Dates:January 1, 1861 January 2, 1861 January 3, 1861 January 4, 1861 January 5, 1861 -
Excerpt:March 3, 1873 ~ Monday March 3rd 1873 [FIGURES] I wrote a letter to Joseph Fabyan Carter I spent a part of the day drawing Lumber I drew 2000 feet sheeting I attended a council in the Evening at the City Hall President Young spoke March 4, 1873 ~ Tuesday March 4. The president [present] Congress goes out to day & a New one begin [FIGURE] I received a letter from David I went to Ogden with MrsDates:March 3, 1873 March 4, 1873 March 5, 1873 March 6, 1873 March 7, 1873 March 8, 1873 March 9, 1873 -
Excerpt:May 22, 1873 ~ Thursday May 22nd 1873 I spent the days planting potatoes it has rained nearly Evry day for 2 weeks & most of the time cold May 23, 1873 ~ Friday 23 It rained last night, & is raining to day. I returned to the City. I took cars with Mrs Woodruff & John Taylor, J F Smith to go to Brigham City to hold a 2 days Meeting. Also D. H ...Dates:May 22, 1873 May 23, 1873 May 24, 1873 May 25, 1873 May 26, 1873 May 27, 1873 -
Excerpt:May 27, 1873 [FIGURE] I wrote a letter to Arabella Woodruff May 28, 1873 ~ Wednesday 28. I spent the day diging in the Garden May 29, 1873 ~ Thursday 29. I Assisted D. H. Wells in setting apart Brother Nale to go on a Mission to Europe May 30, 1873 ~ Friday 30. In company with President Young J. F. Smith J. W. Young I took cars & ...Dates:May 28, 1873 May 29, 1873 May 30, 1873 May 31, 1873 June 1, 1873 -
Excerpt:November 22, 1874 ~ Sunday Nov 22nd 1874 Sunday I spent most of the day at the farm attended the prayer circle with D. H. Wells & B Y Jr. & accompanied Mrs Woodruff to Bishop Samuel Woolleys took supper with him & went to his school House & I preached to a full House one Hour & 10 Minuts then returned home [FIGURES] I received 3 letters from Phebe, David, & ...Dates:November 22, 1874 November 23, 1874 November 24, 1874 November 25, 1874 November 26, 1874 November 27, 1874 November 28, 1874 November 29, 1874 -
Excerpt:June 12, 1875 ~ Saturday June 12 1875 I attended a Meeting of the board of Ag. in the Evening we Administered to G. A. Smith who is slory [slowly] recovering from his dangerous sicknes Br Azmon finished diging his suller to day. June 13, 1875 ~ Sunday 13. Sunday I met with the Twelve in the Evening for prayer June 14, 1875 ~ Monday 14. I[FIGURE] I went to the Endowment House we gave Endowments to ...Dates:June 12, 1875 June 13, 1875 June 14, 1875 June 15, 1875 June 16, 1875 June 17, 1875 June 18, 1875 June 19, 1875 June 20, 1875 June 21, 1875