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Note: REFN58 "Prividence and Her People" p 331.( And Beaver Ward Records.)
Compiled information: Francillo was a cooper, farmer, and stockman.
He moved to Nauvoo in 1840;
Went from Santa Fe to Pueblo, with the sick detachment; 9 Oct 1946;
Married Cynthia in Pueblo, Colorado.
He was with the group that came into Salt Lake Valley, 28 July 1847
; four days
after Brigham Young's group.
He was living in Ogden in Dec. (21 Dec 1850) He was in the Salmon Mission Group in 1853-
He lived in Providence in 1859 and was one of the first settlers ther
e.
with William Fife's family, and John Francis Maddison' family.
Francillo had with him, his wife Cynthia, two adopted sons, and Cynth ia's
son, Jonathan Bowen, and is wife Adeline.
!Baptism; Dec 1840, by Sisson Chase;
Baptism: Re-Bapt 8 Aug 1847, Salt Lake City, by S. H. Goddard.
Confirmed by Albert Carrington. Record 1808 p 4
Ordained a Seventy; 9 Apr 1844, by Joseph Young; Bk 1C P 105, 6th Quo
rum;
also Bk 6, p 22. 6th Quroum.
!Patriarchial Blessing: F# 820,139 Early Church Information File
9 Feb 1852, by Pat. John Smith Vol 41, pg 41, #96 Lineage; Mannassah
Father, Ebenezer; Mother, Sarah Copy in files; MJG. Also! Patriarchial Blessing; 6 Mar 1843; by Hyrum Smith, at Nauvoo; L
ineage:
Manassah. Father, Ebenezer; Mother, Sarah.
Church History Notes; Vol 7 "Big Field Association" 6 miles southea
st of
city; (Nauvoo) Trustees and officers.'Francisco' Durphy. listed wit
h seven
names. (They furnished 3,000 bushels of corn; and held a Feast Day
, Aug 4th.
Church Chronology by Andrew Jensen; Sunday May 20 1885; The company of about forty missionaries called to settle on the Salmo
n River,
Oregon, (now Idaho) was organized by Thomas S. Smith on the banks o
f the
Bear River with Francillo Durfee as captian;
Friday 23 Nov 1887
In the First District Court at Ogden, Wm F. Rigby of Newton, was sent
enced
by Judge Hendersen to six months imprisoment; James Christensen, of N
ewton to
six months imprisonment and fined $300. Andrew W. Stratford of Brigh
am City,
to six month imprisonment and to pay a fine of $1000; Francillo Durfe
e of
Deweyville to six months and $300 fine; Lars C. Larsen of Brigham Cit y, to six
months imprisonment and $50 fine, and Peter Bensen of Newton to six m
onths and
fine of $100.
Saturday 23 June 1888.
Andrew W. Stratford, James Christensen and Francille Durfee wer e dis
charged from the Penitenary. Sunday 27 Mar 1892; Beaver Dam Branch; Box Elder County, was organize
d with
Francille Durfee (II) as Ward Bishop.
!Emmigration Record:Crossing the Plains, F#298,440
Durphy, Francillo, 37; Cynthia, 37; Potter, 13; Jonothan, 16; Norman
, 15;
Joseph,11, Moroni,10; E.(Emma) 5;
Crossed plains in the Third Co, under Capt, Silas Richard's Co. 1847
; J.H.
29 July 1847
Muster Roll of Capt James Brown, detached company of the Morman Batta lion
commanded by Col (St George) Cook, called 16 day of July to 28 day o
f Feb 1847
Co. C; # 9 Durphy, Francillo, Pvt; joined the company at Green River
, 4th July
1847.
!Census 1850: Weber County, Utah; Francillo Durfee, 38, Vermont; Cynt
hia,
39, Cacy B. Bowen 19, Vermont; Joseph L. 12, Ohio; Marion,11,Vermmont;
Emma, 6, Illinois; Francillo, 1 , Deseret; Family 71/71.
F# 1860 Census Cache County, Utah Brigham District; Francillo Durfey
; 48,
Farmer
1000/310 value; vermont; Cynthia, 48, Vermont; Emma, 15, Illinois; Fr
ancillo,
9, born Utah; Joseph Bowen; 22, Ohio;
F# 431,097 Tax Rolls Cache County 1870; Francillo Durfey; $400 land c
laims
1873; $40 land claims.
William Findley; 1870,$120 Land claims; and 1873; $120.
Excerpts from "Our Pioneer Heritage" DUP Vol 7 Pages 12-16
(Francillo Durfee and family were living in Ogden, Utah at this time)
Salmon River-Lemhi Mission to the Indians.
Francillo Durfee was a memeber of the Lemhi Indian Mission colonizati on
attempt in 1855. 300 missionaries were called to go to various part
s of the
west by Br
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