Josiah Miller Hoyt

1863 - 1905  (41 år)

• Navn	Josiah Miller Hoyt
  Født	26 apr. 1863	Juab County, Utah, USA
  	Adresse: Nephi
  Køn	Mand
  Død	20 feb. 1905	Kane County, Utah, USA
  	Adresse: Orderville
  Begravet	22 feb. 1905	Kane County, Utah, USA
  	Adresse: Orderville Cemetery Orderville
  Person-ID	I129425	My Family Genealogy | Familen Ravnholdt & Hansen
  Sidst ændret	27 apr. 2022

  
  

  Far	Israel Hoyt,   f. 26 apr. 1827, Oneida County, New York, USA ,   d. 3 apr. 1883, Kane County, Utah, USA  (Alder 55 år)
  Mor	Clarissa Amanda Miller,   f. 8 nov. 1829, Orleans County, New York, USA ,   d. 29 sep. 1904, Kane County, Utah, USA  (Alder 74 år)
  Familie-ID	F36410	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle

  
  

  Familie 1	Ellen Alice Spencer,   f. 22 apr. 1866, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA ,   d. 17 dec. 1957, Washington County, Utah, USA  (Alder 91 år)
  Gift	10 mar. 1882	Washington County, Utah, USA
  	Adresse: St. George
  Børn	1. Nellie Louisa Hoyt,   f. 13 nov. 1884, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 14 nov. 1967  (Alder 83 år)   2. Howard Orson Hoyt,   f. 9 sep. 1886, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 20 jul. 1887  (Alder 0 år)   3. Israel Hoyt,   f. 17 jun. 1888, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 13 nov. 1965  (Alder 77 år) + 4. Frederick Cross Hoyt,   f. 3 maj 1890, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 11 aug. 1976  (Alder 86 år)   5. Edith Hoyt,   f. 14 maj 1892, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 17 jan. 1959  (Alder 66 år)   6. Josiah Miller Hoyt,   f. 17 maj 1894, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 15 feb. 1967  (Alder 72 år)   7. Timothy Hoyt,   f. 8 mar. 1896, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 16 feb. 1970  (Alder 73 år) + 8. Annie Cross Hoyt,   f. 29 aug. 1897, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 1976  (Alder 78 år)   9. Ervin Hoyt,   f. 24 okt. 1899, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 14 jun. 1974  (Alder 74 år)   10. Edward Vincent Hoyt,   f. 1 apr. 1902, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 15 nov. 1902, Kane County, Utah, USA  (Alder 0 år)   11. Harriet Hoyt,   f. 16 mar. 1904, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 18 jul. 1984  (Alder 80 år)
  Billeder		Hoyt, Josiah Miller
  Sidst ændret	27 apr. 2022
  Familie-ID	F36411	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle

  
  

  Familie 2	Mary Ellen Meeks,   f. 31 jan. 1867, Weber County, Utah, USA ,   d. 1 sep. 1947, Kane County, Utah, USA  (Alder 80 år)
  Børn	1. Josiah Hoyt,   f. 4 mar. 1883, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 23 dec. 1885, Kane County, Utah, USA  (Alder 2 år)   2. Eleanor Angeline Hoyt,   f. 18 dec. 1884, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 1 aug. 1937, Kane County, Utah, USA  (Alder 52 år) + 3. Mary Jane Hoyt,   f. 31 mar. 1888, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 27 jun. 1959, Garfield County, Utah, USA  (Alder 71 år)   4. Priddy Meeks Hoyt,   f. 31 mar. 1890, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 5 maj 1890, Kane County, Utah, USA  (Alder 0 år)   5. James Hoyt,   f. 16 mar. 1891, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 23 apr. 1891, Kane County, Utah, USA  (Alder 0 år)   6. Sylvia Hoyt,   f. 5 jul. 1892, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 24 jul. 1894, Kane County, Utah, USA  (Alder 2 år)   7. Vardaman Strong Hoyt,   f. 25 okt. 1894, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 16 mar. 1896, Kane County, Utah, USA  (Alder 1 år)   8. Clarissa Hoyt,   f. 20 sep. 1896, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 28 okt. 1930, Washington County, Utah, USA  (Alder 34 år)   9. Eva Hoyt,   f. 24 dec. 1898, Utah, USA ,   d. 8 jan. 1916, Kane County, Utah, USA  (Alder 17 år)   10. Alfred Meeks Hoyt,   f. 31 jan. 1900, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 2 dec. 1907, Kane County, Utah, USA  (Alder 7 år)   11. Jonathan Hoyt,   f. 28 mar. 1903, Kane County, Utah, USA ,   d. 12 jan. 1905, Kane County, Utah, USA  (Alder 1 år)
  Sidst ændret	1 aug. 2018
  Familie-ID	F36412	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle

  
  

• Notater

  JOSIAH MILLER HOYT Written by Frederick Cross Hoyt My Father was Josiah Miller Hoyt. He was born April 26, 1863 at Nephi, Utah. My mother was Ellen Alice Spencer. They were married in the St. George Temple March 10, 1882. Father married Mary Ellen Meeks the same day. My father died February 21, 1904. [According to his death certificate, he died of Consumption] He was buried at Orderville, Utah. He was the father of 22 children. My mother's family was seven sons and four daughters. As I remember Aunt Ellen was the same. He was active in church work. He helped to keep my grandmother Clarissa and grandmother Hannah Hoyt. During my life father worked in the Blacksmiths shop. He was a good mechanic and a hard worker. All of his children were born in Orderville, Utah. At the time of his death mother's family was eight children. Two died before father. My oldest brother Orson died with Whooping Cough. The other, Vincent, he died of Scarlet Fever. That left seven of us in the family. Nellie was married. Harriet was born March 16, 1904 after Father's death. Just before father died he called Israel, my older brother, who was 15 years old and I was 13 to his bed and talked to us. He knew he was going to die and he told us that he was and we would have to help raise the families. At that time it seemed like a great big job for us, for we didn't have much to make the living on. His estate was appraised at $1500.00. It consisted of Castle Ranch 320 acres-two homesteads. He had four acres of alfalfa land just above Orderville. Just a little above the old Esplin Farm; 25 head of cattle, 30 head of horses and two wagons; four sets of harnesses; four work horses. We had made our living on the ranch by raising doggie lambs and making cheese and butter. We raised our feed to feed the horses and cows on the ranch. Father worked in the saw mills. He worked on the old "up and down" mill in Main Canyon. He also worked the mill on Harris Claim. We used to raise lots of doggie lambs at Castle. One year we had 75 head to sell. We got $1.50 each for the lambs after raising them. It was lots of fun and kept us busy during the summer. Father had a lot of people to take care of and we lived the old saying "from hand to mouth." Which meant we ate it up as fast as it comes in. Father used to make a trip down the River, that was down the Sevier River with a load of cheese and butter and trade it for flour, sugar and some money if per chance someone had the money. In those days our money was gold and silver. Once in a while green backs, but later people gave checks instead of gold and silver or green backs. But we could not keep it for we needed it to buy clothes, etc. We used to go up to Castle the first of April and stay there until the snow drove us out, about November, some times later. It was a hard life and we learned to trust in the Lord for all we had. We believed it was all the Lord's and that he would supply our needs if we worked for the things we wanted. We were taught to pray and pay our tithing. Father and Mother lived in the United Order and believed in that principle. That all of God's children should be equal and if they needed help it was our duty to help those who were poor and had less than we had. They learned to love all people for we were all the Lord's. They knew that the Gospel was true and father often neglected his own family to help others. He believed in prayer and being honest and fair in dealing with his fellow men. He did not like people who lied, stole or was immoral. He and mother tried to teach us these principles. The only spanking father ever gave me was (when) I lied to him. He taught us to be dependable. When we promised to do something we was (were supposed) to do it. [1]

  
  

• Kilder

  [S500001] Find en Grav, (MyHeritage), https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/33606527/josiah-miller-hoyt (Troværdighed: 2).