Henry Perry n. 1826

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Acontecimientos

1826 nacimiento: St. Louis (Missouri)

1865 matrimonio: ♀ Ann Loueza Wade (Perry) [Wade] n. 1846

19 diciembre 1869 nace:: Rochester, Montana, ♂ James Perry [Perry] n. 19 diciembre 1869 d. 5 septiembre 1944

Notas

<noinclude>In 1854, while Fort Supply was in existence, a man by the name of Henry Perry made a temporary home in the valley. He had been a freighter on the Santa Fe Trail, and as early as 1851 came out to the Rockies to hunt buffalo with the famous scouts Joe and John Baker. When Johnson's army came through he was one of the men employed as government guide. For a time he settled in Montana, but later, with his wife and several children, moved back to Wyoming. They were in Evanston and Hilliard from 1870 to 1878, and then went to Henry's Fork and engaged in stock raising. A daughter named Sarah became the wife of George Hereford, Laura was married to Thomas Casto of Fort Bridger, and James, who is in the mercantile business at Mountainview as well as ranching, married Nellie Hendrie, a member of another old family of the valley. Her mother came to Utah with the second band of Mormon immigrants.

Fuentes

1. ↑ Bridger Valley, Uinta County, Wyoming History -
2. ↑ FamilySearch™ Ancestral File -

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