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Navn	Sarah Scott
Fødsel	25 okt. 1816	Armagh, Northern Ireland
Køn	Kvinde
Bopæl	ml. 1839 og 1846	Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
Other	25 okt. 1843	Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
Other	Other
Bopæl	1850	Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin, USA
Bopæl	1860	Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin, USA
Bopæl	1870	Wisconsin, USA
Død	25 dec. 1878	Wanikamiu, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, United States
Begravelse	25 dec. 1878	Lyons, Walworth, Wisconsin, USA
Person-ID	I126687	AALT
Sidst ændret	6 jan. 2021

Familie	Heber Chase Kimball, f. 14 jun. 1801, Sheldon, Franklin, Vermont, USA d. 22 jun. 1868, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA (Alder 67 år) Other partners: Frances Jessie Swan , Abigail Buchanan (m. 1846), Dorothy Moon (m. 1856), Hulda Barnes (m. 1846), Sylvia Porter Sessions , Lucy Walker , Hannah Moon (m. 1856), Charlotte Chase , Sarah Perry Peake , Margaret Brown , Elizabeth Kimble , Ruth Lavina Pierce (m. 1846), Mary Ellen Harris Abel (m. 1844), Christeen Golden (m. 1846), Theresa Arathusa Morley (m. 1846), Abigail Pitkin (m. 1846), Adelia Almira Wilcox , Sophronia Melinda Harmon (m. 1846), Laura Pitkin (m. 1846), Sarah Ann Whitney (m. 1845), Vilate Murray (m. 1822), Ann Alice Gheen (m. 1844), Martha McBride (m. 1844), Emily Trask Cutler (m. 1846), Sarah Lawrence (m. 1844), Ruth Amelia Reese (m. 1846), Clarissa Cutler (m. 1845), Abigail Barnes , Susanna Coon , Mary Ann Shefflin (m. 1846), Margaret Warrell McMinn (m. 1846), Sarah Shuler (m. 1846), Mary Houston (m. 1846), Ellen Aagaat Sanders Ysteinsdatter (m. 1868), Ms Harriet Helga Sanders (m. 1846), Rebecca Swain (m. 1846), Mary Smithies (m. 1857), Nancy Mariah Winchester (m. 1844), Mary Ann Hopkins , Elizabeth Hereford , Mary Daggett , Amanda Trimble Gheen (m. 1845), Rebecca Ann Scott (m. 1863), Ruth Wellington (m. 1846), Mrs Rebecca Harris Kirby , Sarah Stiles , Mary Dull , Mary Fielding (m. 1844), Eliza Doty (m. 1856), Presendia Lathrop Huntington (m. 1846)
Ægteskab	3 feb. 1846	Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16]
Alder ved indgåelse af ægteskab	Hun : 29 år og 4 måneder - Han : 44 år og 8 måneder.
Familie-ID	F22376	Gruppeskema \| Familietavle
Sidst ændret	6 jan. 2021

Begivenhedskort

	Fødsel - 25 okt. 1816 - Armagh, Northern Ireland
	Bopæl - ml. 1839 og 1846 - Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
	Other - Other - 25 okt. 1843 - Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
	Ægteskab - 3 feb. 1846 - Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
	Bopæl - 1850 - Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin, USA
	Bopæl - 1860 - Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin, USA
	Bopæl - 1870 - Wisconsin, USA
	Begravelse - 25 dec. 1878 - Lyons, Walworth, Wisconsin, USA

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	SARAH SCOTT 1816-1878 JAMES MULHOLLAND 1804-1839 ALEXANDER MULLINER1 1807-1874 Sarah Scott was born the sixth child and youngest daughter of Jacob and Sarah Warnock Scott on October 25, 1816 at Armagh, Ireland. Sarah was always a favorite of her mother and was the last of the family to join the Mormon Church. Ann Scott later recorded: My sister Sarah was the last one of my sisters to obey the gospel. The rest of our family had all come into the church amid were rejoicing in the blessings of the Lord, and were intensely interested in Sarah’s conversion. The latter was mother’s favorite girl, not that she was loved more than the other children, but she always seemed to especially seek mother’s companionship and she clung to her as do the tendrils of the vine to the tree. But now, even after mother had yielded obedience to the word of the divine Master, her faithful daughter companion still stood out of the fold, and so remained until God, in his own good way, let the light into her soul. In Sarah’s final acceptance of the truth can be seen the workings of that Providence of whom Cowper wrote: “God moves in a mysterious way His wonders to perform.” This dear sister had witnessed something of divine power, besides having been surrounded by those influences at the last favorable to her conversion, as well as learning that the gospel preached by the Saints was identical with the message Jesus taught in ages past. Under those circumstances her responsibility to God was very great. One evening before bed-time I went into my father’s buggy-house for secret prayers, and while resting upon my knees before the Lord, the spirit came upon me in the gift of tongues. The interpretation was, if my sister Sarah was not baptized that very night she should not live to see the light of another day. Astonished at this remarkable revelation I immediately hurried to my sister, whom I found as if in waiting for me, and I delivered to her the terrible message. Instead of being shocked at a message fraught with such fearful significance, she replied, “I believe the statement to be true from a manifestation I had last night.” Some time the night before after retiring to bed, my sister said her bedroom was suddenly filled with such an intense light that it seemed as if her powers of endurance were too frail to withstand the shock which was produced upon her entire system. She felt that if the influence of the power to which she was subjected were not soon removed, she would die. She lifted up her mind in prayer to the Lord, that the power which had so overcome her might be removed, and it was immediately withdrawn. She said she was fully satisfied that the hand of the Lord was in all that had been shown us, and that she was ready for baptism. And the same hour of the night we went with her to the water, where she was baptized into the Church of Christ by Elder Green. And so far as our family was concerned, our cup of joy was full; because father and mother, with my brothers and sisters were all in the church, and God had in a wonderful manner confirmed to us the message which he had sent, and had established, seemingly beyond the possibility of a doubt, our certainty of the truth which we had accepted. At Far West, Sarah fell in love with the accomplished 35 year-old James Mulholland, secretary to Joseph Smith. Mulholland had converted to the church in Toronto not long before Sarah, and was probably already acquainted with the Scotts in Canada. After her marriage to James at the age of 22, Sarah became a close participant in the inner workings of the church during that dark period. Tragedy soon struck when James, who had caught cold by sleeping on damp ground after his departure from Far West, developed “brain fever” only months after his marriage to Sarah. In desperation, Sarah took her young husband to Emma 1 Alexander’s surname is variously spelled Mulliner, Mullinder, or Mullender. Early records most often spelled it Mulliner, while in his later life family spelled it Mullinder. 74 Smith, who cared for him for five weeks until he died on November 3, 1839. Emma later wrote that “His spirit left its suffering tenement for a better mansion than he had here.”1 James’ death must have been a terrible blow to Sarah, who as a widow gave birth in April 1839 to their daughter Helena at Nauvoo. Sarah continued to live in her late husband’s home in Nauvoo until 1843. At that time, a conflict developed when her older brother John refused to share some property outside of the town with Sarah. On October 25, 1843, Sarah Scott Mulholland was married to Alexander Mulliner (Mullinder) by John Taylor. Alexander was born September 15, 1807 at Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland, the son of Samuel Mulliner, Sen., and Jane Sutherland. His older brother Samuel, Jun. was one of the first Mormon missionaries to preach in his native Scotland. Alexander welcomed Sarah and her little daughter Helena into the new marriage. Sarah’s father Jacob wrote: “Alex Mulliner, you know is a good tradesman he gets plenty of work, & they live quite comfortable, little Helena, is a fine strong child.” In 1844 at Nauvoo Sarah bore their first child together, Jennett “Nitty” Mulliner. Alexander and Sarah followed the older Scott siblings in rejecting polygamy and association with John Scott during the crises of 1844. In 1846, they accompanied Isaac, Ann, and their families to Wisconsin, where the Mulliners settled at Lyons. Little of their later life is known. In addition to Jennett, Sarah gave birth to Samuel Alexander (1846), Anna (1848), Revena (1850), Robert (1854), and Sarah (1858). In the 1860s, Sarah joined her siblings in supporting the Reorganization, but Alexander does not seem to have participated in the church. Alexander died in 1874 at Lyons. Sarah died on Christmas Day, 1878 at Waupun, Fond du Lac Co. (now Dodge Co.), Wisconsin of lung congestion. Her remains were brought to Lyons to be placed beside her daughter’s grave. http://scottcorner.org/JACOB%20&%20SARAH%20SCOTT.pdf

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Heber Chase Kimball

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1938 County Courthouse hearing for Heber C. Kimball

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Ruth Lavina Pierce was wife 27 to Heber Chase Kimball, later divorced

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