Thomas WORTHINGTON

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«b»Henry Worthington - 29 December 1899 - News December 29, 1899 - Pg. 2«/b»
In this city, Friday, December 29, 1899 of inflammatory rheumatism, Henry Worthington in his eighty-fifth year. He was born at Copson, Warwickshire, England.  Funeral service will be held at the Twenty-Second Ward Meeting House at 12:00 Sunday, December 31st.

«b»Mormon Immigration Index«/b» - came to US in 1866 on the Arkwright with Henry Worthington (bn. 1849), John Worthington (bn. 1848), Joseph Worthington (bn. 1849), Mary Ann Worthington (bn. 1851), Ruth Worthington (bn. 1815), Samuel Worthington (bn. 1845), and Sarah J. Worthington (bn 1851).
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Naturalization Record«/b» - Worthington, Henry - living in Payson, Utah - Naturalization Vol. 1 Pg. 216 - District Court, Provo, Utah - Country of birth or allegiance - England - Date of naturalization approximately 20 August 1894 - Witnesses John Dixon and Joe E. Cook.
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History of Henry Worthington«/b» - Film 1598347
Henry Worthington was born 15 December 1815 in Copstan Magna, Warwickshire, England to Thomas Worthington and Letitia Iliffe.  Mary Ison was born 3 May 1822 at Maxstoke, Warwickshire, England to George Ison and Hannah Shaw and christened 12 May 1822 at Church End, Maxstoke. She and Henry were married 13 January 1843 at Copstan Magna.

"He (Thomas) was compelled to earn his living at a very early age and was deprived of the education we now have, although, while very young he became an engineer, operating a station engine in England. The Worthington family embraced the Gospel in England sometime in the eighteen fifties and as it was the custom with the Saints they began to send their children to America one or two at a time as their means could afford.  Grandpa was the first of the family to come to America and Utah in 1862.  At this time they were taking all the boys of the right age into the army. His mother would rather send him with the Elders to Utah than have him go in the Army. So as Elder Abraham Orme of Nephi, Utah and John Pane of Millard were coming she sent him with them. In the company there was John S. Painter, John Ingram, Elizabeth Broadhead and others. While crossing the ocean, he was stricken with malaria fever and had no one to care for him but Elder Orme. Later in years his mother and the rest of the family came. "(Taken from history of Thomas Worthington, eldest son of Henry and Mary Worthington by his granddaughter, Luella B. Ostler.)

According to the Journal History of the Church on the 1st of October 1866, the mother, Mary Ison Worthington, and her children, John, Henry and Jane arrived in Salt Lake City with the Rawlings train of 65 wagons and over 400 passengers........On 16 November 1867, Mary Ison was sealed in the Endowment House to John Hopwood Blazzard by Wilford Woodruff.  John Hopwood Blazzard was also sealed to Sarah Sercy 17 January 1855 and Lydia Davis 7 February 1863.  Mary Ison Blazzard died in Salt Lake City on 19 July 1889.

In April 1892, about 3 years after Mary Ison died, the Church records of Henry, his wife, Mary Ann Docker Worthington, and their 2 daughters, Mary Jane and Louisa, were transferred from Rockville Center, Long Island, New York to the 14th Ward in the Salt Lake Stake. The 1880 census of New York shows Henry Worthington, wagon maker, 60, birthplace England, living in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, at 235 Frost Street with Mary, his wife, 35 born in England, Jane daughter 9, and Louisa daughter 4, both born in New York.  In the 1897 census of Salt Lake City he is listed as living at 431 North 2nd West with Jane and Louisa.  Henry died 29 December 1899 in Salt Lake.  Henry's obituary says "Worthington - In this city, December 29, 1899 of inflammatory rheumatism. Henry Worthington in his 85th year.  He was born in Capson, Warwickshire, England. Funeral services will be held at the 22nd Ward Meeting House as 12:00 Sunday, December 31st.

On March 1, 1900 Mary Docker Worthington was endowed and sealed to Henry Worthington in the Salt Lake Temple and Mary Jane was sealed to her father.  His son, Orson, acted as proxy. The three daughters who had died in infancy and Louisa Worthington Hill, who was living, were sealed to Mary Docker Worthington.

«b»Utah States Archives Database«/b» - Henry Worthington - Indian War Affidavit - Reel #11

«b»Utah Death Index«/b» - born 1815 - birthplace unknown - died 31 Dec 1899 at 431 N. 2nd West, SLC, Utah - buried 31 Dec 1899 in Salt Lake City Cemetery - Source: Sexton Records - Grave Location G-3-12-3-N2-E
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Find a Grave«/b» - Henry Worthington - born 15 Dec 1815 in Copston Magna, Warwickshire, England - died 29 Dec 1899 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
Son of Thomas Worthington and Letitia Iliffe/Hiley

Married Mary Docker, 12 Jul 1868, Coventry, Warwick, England
Children - Sarah Ann Worthington, Alice Worthington, Elizabeth Ann Worthington, Louisa Worthington, Mary Jane Worthington, Ada Worthington

Married Mary Ison, 11 Jan 1843, Copston, Magna, England
Children - Charles Worthington, Thomas Worthington, Charles Ison Worthington, Mary Worthington, Orson Henry Worthington, Sarah Jane Worthington, Hyrum John Worthington

Children:
   Sarah Jane Worthington Cowley (1851 - 1882)
   Mary Jane Worthington (1872 - 1936)

Spouses:
   Mary Ann Docker Worthington (1848 - 1922)
   Mary Ison Bleazard (1822 - 1889)
Burial:
   Salt Lake City Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
Plot: G_3_12_3_EN2
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http://sites.google.com/site/maryisonbleazard/Home - Mary Ison Bleazard Website
«/b»Henry Worthington was born 15 December 1815 at Copson Magna, Warwickshire, England, the son of Thonas Worthington and Letitia Iliffe.  He worked at a variety of jobs during his lifetime, and while working as a servant he met Mary Ison.  Henry and Mary married on 11 January 1843.  Henry became the father of Thomas, John, Harry, Jane, Charles, and Mary.  In the 1860's, Henry and Mary separated over the question of emigrating to America.  In 1868, Henry joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and married another recent convert, Mary Ann Docker.  The couple sailed for America and settled in Brooklyn, New York, where they had six daughters born to them.  Henry became quite crippled and had difficulty supporting his family, and Mary Ann's family missed her and kept coaxing her to return to England.  In 1890, Henry's son, Harry, passed through New York on his way home from a mission to Great Britain.  Henry and his family accompanied Harry to Utah.  Henry obtained a house on Capitol Hill and lived there until his death on 29 Dec 1899 of chronic bronchitis.  He is buried in the Salt Lake Cemetery.

Born 15 Dec 1815 in England to Letitia Iliffe and Thomas Worthington -
Married Mary Ison 11 January 1843
Married Mary Ann Docker
Children:  Henry, Thomas, Charles,  Eudean, Earl
Died 29 December 1899 in Salt Lake City
Buried in Salt Lake City
Written by his granddaughter, Luella Blackett Ostler
                  

                   Married to Ann Hampson or Hanson