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Edward S Horrocks

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Edward S Horrocks

Birth
Bolton, Metropolitan Borough of Bolton, Greater Manchester, England
Death
10 Mar 1865 (aged 58)
Ogden, Weber County, Utah, USA
Burial
Ogden, Weber County, Utah, USA Add to Map
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Son of John Horrocks and Alice Hulme Horrocks.

Husband of Alice Houghton Horrocks and Eliza Ann Clark Horrocks.

Father of 14 children - Alice, Ann, Edward, Edward, Eliza, Eliza Ann, Elizabeth, Janice, John, Joseph, Martha, Mary, Samuel and Sarah Horrocks.
Beloved stepfather of Mary Worthington.

He worked in the manufacturing business in England. He was a Silk Weaver. He also was a local teacher.
He joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in 1840. He was widowed in 1856. He came to Utah with 3 daughters (Alice, Ann and Martha) in March 1857 on the ship "George Washington" and married Eliza Ann Clark at sea. Eliza's daughter Mary Worthington travelled with them. Edward's daughters Elizabeth and Mary had travelled to Utah in 1856.

He travelled the Mormon trail from March to September 1957. He first settled in Ogden, then Huntsville for the remainder of his life.

At age 59 he met his death in a snowslide in Ogden Canyon while going for supplies for his family.
Son of John Horrocks and Alice Hulme Horrocks.

Husband of Alice Houghton Horrocks and Eliza Ann Clark Horrocks.

Father of 14 children - Alice, Ann, Edward, Edward, Eliza, Eliza Ann, Elizabeth, Janice, John, Joseph, Martha, Mary, Samuel and Sarah Horrocks.
Beloved stepfather of Mary Worthington.

He worked in the manufacturing business in England. He was a Silk Weaver. He also was a local teacher.
He joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in 1840. He was widowed in 1856. He came to Utah with 3 daughters (Alice, Ann and Martha) in March 1857 on the ship "George Washington" and married Eliza Ann Clark at sea. Eliza's daughter Mary Worthington travelled with them. Edward's daughters Elizabeth and Mary had travelled to Utah in 1856.

He travelled the Mormon trail from March to September 1957. He first settled in Ogden, then Huntsville for the remainder of his life.

At age 59 he met his death in a snowslide in Ogden Canyon while going for supplies for his family.


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