They had no children but brought an
orphan with the Taylor Company to Salt Lake City, which the child later became
their adopted child.
He met his second wife, Sarah Barker, while
crossing the plains, he married her shortly after arriving in Utah and had 6
children with her.
His third wife was the widow of his friend Isaac Clark, at the request of his friend he married Diana Herrick and had 5 children
with her.
David served as Bishop of the Mound Fort Ward for many years, and as a member of the local militia. He helped build the historic Mound Fort and became the leader there. He later helped build the Ogden Canyon Road, and also built the bridge over the Ogden River in the Ogden Canyon. He later died in North Ogden.
David served as Bishop of the Mound Fort Ward for many years, and as a member of the local militia. He helped build the historic Mound Fort and became the leader there. He later helped build the Ogden Canyon Road, and also built the bridge over the Ogden River in the Ogden Canyon. He later died in North Ogden.
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| David Moore & (Diana Herrick?) |
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| David Moore & Sarah Barker |
Hello there, this is a nice posting--thank you.
ReplyDeleteI believe the women are just reversed from what they should be, but I can't find a picture for proof. The second woman I don't recognize at all.
My line comes through David Moore and Sarah Barker.
The pictures are named wrong. David and Susan Vorce is the last picture, and David and Sarah are the picture before. There is not a picture of Dianna Herrick Clark and him on this blob.
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