John ENGLAND

                   Source:
     FGS in family file and temple sealing form.

Historical note by Annie Jane Cottle Stock:
         Married by Brigham Young in the Endowment House to Charles Neal. Migratedfrom England to Plain City in a handcart co. in 1857.  She was Post Mistress atPlain City for twenty five years.

In her girlhood in England, She had no chance for much education.  She went outto work caring for a lone old lady until she immigrated.  She crossed the plainsin Israel Evans (Captain) Handcart company in 1857.  she became
acquainted with Charles Neal during that time.  They were married when they arrived in Salt Lake City.  They both worked for Pres. Brigham Young.  They moved toLehi for about two years.  Then when Plain City was settled on March 17, 1859 they were in the first Pioneer Co.  Annie England Neal lived in Plain City all the rest of her life.  She was very kind hearted and charitable to the poor.  Sheused to make yeast with hops and traded it for flour.  You would take as much flour in a bucket as you would want yeast and she would trade with you.

AF Problems:
     Temple Batch T999172 pg 82 gives birth as 30 JUL 1837 and SP date as 1 Jan1887 Logan.  SS date 16 May 1992 Oak; End Date: 24 Sep 1887 Ehous.
                  

                   Source:
     FGS in fmaily file.
     Ancestral File: Mar place and SS date/

**NOTE:
     AFN PROBLEM:
      DOD: 22 Jan 1926   BUR: 26 Jan 1926  both: Plain City.
      Given names: had James as middle name.

Historical Note:
     By Annie Jane Cottle Stock.
     Blessed, baptized and confirmed by John England.
     Schooling:  Night school for 1 hour three times a week after working 12 hoursa day.
     Ordained a deacon by John England in 1858.
     Ordained an Elder by BilshopChancy West 3 Mar 1865.
     Ordained a Seventy by Pres. L. W. Shurtliff 22 Apr 1876.
     Ordained a High Priest by Pres. Chas. Welch 24 Jun 1899.
     Married to Rhoda Stone by W. W. Raymond at Plain City.
     Patriaarchal blessing by John Smith.
     He went on a mission to England 1878.  He labored in Burningham and Leeds in1879.  He migrated from England to Salt Lake Valley 1862.  He made rope and drove team across plains 1863.   He came to Salt Lake Valley, settled at Plain Cityin 1862.  Started to do days work.  Made adobies for five years and sold them.Then engaged in farming.  About 1866 the grasshoppers came and took his crops for four years, during which time he worked in the mines at Bingham Canyon.  He ran a butcher shop in Plain City, he was the pioneer butcher for about six years.He donated money to build the Salt Lake Temple.  He was a constant teacher in Sunday School at Plain City for thirty-five years, a ward teacher for fifty years, school trustee for several terms, Justice of Piece for several terms. He was on the church board for a number of years during the time that the first amusement hall and meeting house were built.  He was an officer in Plain City IrrigationCo. several years.
                  

                   Source:
      FGS in family file and Ancestral File.
      Ancestral File: SP date
                  

                   Source:
     FGS submitted by Charles William England.
     Verified data from Archive Record- FGS- submitted by Mrs. Rhoda K. Dayley.
     Ancestral File: SP date

NOTE:
     Second marriage of James England sealed after death by consent of first wife.

**AFN PROBLEM:
     Has 2 Rose Hanna's  2025-L2 and 9X8T-5C
     Has marriage 24 Jan 1870, SLC instead of 24 Jun. SS date 24 Jan 1870 EH.
      [Annie Jane Cottle Stock- has above marriage on 24 Jun 1870 at SL.]
                  

                   Source:
     Birth:  Plain City Ward Records, F 026,388.  However, difference between WardRec. and IGI on DOB & Place:  Ward says Bridport and IGI says Bradpole used IGIinfo.
Ward listed DOB 5 Nov but IGI listed DOB as 2 Nov 1856 assumed Ward to be correct.  IGI: Batch T999172 sht       94 Family History S13
     Burial Date:  Ancestral File.
     SP date: Sealing sheet in family file.

**AFN PROBLEM:
     Bapt date: AFN has 7 Apr 1864.

Historical Note:
      Flora came to Utah with her parents with an ox team in Captain Duncan's Company in 1862.  She lived with her parents in a dugoutuntil she met and married Thomas Edward Cottle.  They settled on the same ground he first built a two room adobe house, cellar, corrals, artisan well and so on.  Thomas later built a brickhome (for his second wife).  [Note by Annie Jane Cottle Stock]:  She lived withher parents in Plain City in a dugout, about where Wm. Hunt lives now.  She lived there until her marriage to Thos. E. Cottle.  They settled on the same groundwhich my father later built a brick house which stands at this writing.   FloraEngland Cottle died of child birth
4 May 1896 (when Reubin Francis Cottle was born).

This article was found in the papers of LaPriel Roberts:

Jane Pavard - England           From the Daily Heralk, November 27

Mother England

A worthy woman leaves this world for a better one.

         Editor Heerald:  We have the sorrowful duty to record the demise of a worthy woman whose virtues will survive her long in the loving memory of her wide circle of friends and acquaintenaces.  There died in this city, Wenber County, Utah, on November 20, 1992, of congestion of the lungs, Jane Pavard, the beloved wife of Father John England.  The deceased was born, August 22, 1815, at Staffordnear Yeovil, Someersetshire, England.  She was married at the same place, May 4, 1834, and at her death was the mother of 15 children, seven sons and eight daughters and grandparent to 37.
         Sister England was baptized into the Church of Jesus Christ of Laatter-day Saints in 1848, at Bridgeport, Dorsetshire, England, by Elder George Kendall.Mother England emigrated to Utah in 1862 in company with her husband and a portion of her family, in Captain Duncan's company and settled in this place, havingbeen preceded to Utah by her eldest daughter Annie who crossed the plains in the handcompay in 1857.  Two years afterwards, her son, John, crossed the pllainsand assisted to build the first telegraph line that crossed the Rocky Mountainsto Utah.  They thus materially assisted their parents to gather to the home of the Saints.
         Sister England was surrounded at the time of her death by all of her family, and was fully conscious of the great change impending.  Her suffereings lasted about 27 days........  respect to all that remained of Mother England.  Yea;of very truth a city is left to mourn.  The services were opened by solemn music, and prayer by Elder A. Knight.  Bro. John Spiers then gave a very feeling andeulogistic review of the deceased's life and usefulness curing the last 17 years.  He was followed by Elder P. C. Green, and Bro. Wm. Geddes.  Bp. Shurtliff closed the seervices, but was so affected that his feelings were unexpressed.  Thefuneral cortege then moved to the graveyard, and the setting sun passed below the western horizon, as they hid in the tomb all that waas left of that good and faithful servant.  Mother and Sister England.  She died a true Latter-day Saint,having also been a member of the Rellief Society.

It is not the tear at this moment shed,
         When the cold eaarth has just been laid o'er her,
That can tell, how beloved was the wife that's fled,
         Or how deep in our hearts we deplore her,
Tis the tear through many a long day wept,
         Tis the one remembrance fondly kept,
Then all other griefs have faded.

Shortly after her settlement in Plain City, Sister England was ordained and setapart as a midwife, under the hands of Elder John Carver, and, by the dictationof the Spirit of God, who promised the blessings of success in all her administrations, which promis haas been fully vereified in a singular manner.  She was unlearned, even in the commonest rudiments of language or science, was unassuming,
(Omission and the rest of this excerpt from newspaper clipping was lost.
                  

                   Source:
      FGS in LaPriel Stock Roberts family file.
      DOB: Annie Jane Cottle (neice)
      Marriage place: Ancestral File

NOTE:
      An error has been made in transcribing DOB.  On some FGS it is 30 Jul and onothers it is 3 Jul.   Temple sht for sealing in family file - repeated DOB: 30Jul 1860 although another FGS submitted for temple work had 3 Jul 1860.
       In Annie Cottle Stock Journal it is 3 Jul which date I have accepted.

**NOTE:
     AFN PROBLEM:
      Bur date: 19 Nov 1945

HISTORICAL NOTE:  (Annie Jane Cottle Stock)
     Baptized in the Weber River 1869.
     Schooling commenced at Plain City.
     Ordained a deacon by F. W. Shurtliff
     Ordained a Elder by F. W. Shurtliff
     Ordained a Seventy by W. W. Taylor 27b Aug 1884.
     Patriarchial Blessing by John Smith.
     Mission to England in 1896. Returned home 12 Mar 1898.
     He was a farmer and merchant.
     Died of a fall and old age at Plain City 15 Nov 1945.
      He received his schooling at Plain City.  He was Pres. of Deacons Quorum.  He operated a small merchandise store at his home for many years in connection with his farm work.  He was married first to Ellen Butler.  He had one son by her,namely, George Wm. England.  She died and he married Ellen J. Hayball.  He wasa member of the High Council for eleven years.  He was representative to the Utah State Legislature for the year 1909.  He was elected Baliff of the Ogden courts for four years commencin 1921.