James Timbril WORLTON

                   316 N. 2nd West....."The Lehi House"  known so well in the Charles & Eleanor Johnson family.   Grandma Bushman had the home to the time of her death.  Then Val and Belva bought the house from the estate for $400.00. They moved into the home about 1949-41....moving from Cedar City.


BIRTH, MARRIAGE, DEATH......BUSHMAN FAMILY BOOK
FAMILY RECORDS
CHURCH RECORDS

Ancestry.com   database
Utah County Cemetery Index
          
              Martha Worlton Bushman
                                 14 September 1849
                                              20 January 1938
                                                           Lehi (Cemetery)

Note:
Need death certificate to solve discrepancy in death information.
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James Timbril Worlton  research
Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah
Genealogies and Biographies
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Privates
   
Married Martha Worlton March 2, 1867, Salt Lake City (daughter of James Worlton and Elizabeth Borne, pioneers September, 1855married Dec. 3, 1848, Somersetshire, Eng.). She was born Sept. 14, 1849, at Bath, Somersetshire. Their children: James Albert b. June 4, 1868, m. Emma Gurney Jan. 20, 1896; John Benjamin b. Nov. 16, 1870; Alva Alonzo b. Dec. 28, 1872; Flora Elizabeth b. Aug. 15, 1874, m. Suel Zimmerman Jan. 28, 1902; Eugene W. b. Dec. 14, 1876, m. Leah Christoferson March 27, 1901; Annie Lois b. April 27, 1880, m. Alma Miller Oct. 22, 1902; Martha Emma b. Sept. 3, 1882, m. William F. Gurney May 20, 1903; Cyrus William b. Sept. 23, 1884; Drucilla Jane b. Nov. 24, 1886; Vera b. June 22, 1891.
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1880 Census
Martha BUSHMAN Household ...2nd wife...Listed with Husband and first wife....all together.....
      Female   
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    Other Information: 
      Birth Year <1851>  
      Birthplace ENG  
      Age 29  
      Occupation Keeping House  
      Marital Status M   
      Race W   
      Head of Household Martin B. BUSHMAN 
      Relation Wife  
      Father's Birthplace ENG  
      Mother's Birthplace ENG  
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     Source Information: 
      Census Place Lehi, Utah, Utah  
      Family History Library Film 1255338 
      NA Film Number T9-1338 
      Page Number 267C


1880 Census......Martin listed with first wife & 2nd wife:
Martin B. BUSHMAN   Self   M   Male   W   39   PA   Farmer   PA   SWITZ  
   Lucinda BUSHMAN   Wife   M   Female   W   37   CT   Keeping House   CT   CT  
   Martin BUSHMAN   Son   S   Male   W   14   UT   Works On Farm   PA   CT  
   Laura BUSHMAN   Dau   S   Female   W   14   UT   At Home   PA   CT  
   Lewis BUSHMAN   Son   S   Male   W   7   UT      PA   CT  
   Rhoda BUSHMAN   Dau   S   Female   W   2   UT      PA   CT  

   Martha BUSHMAN   Wife   M   Female   W   29   ENG   Keeping House   ENG   ENG  
   James A. BUSHMAN   Son   S   Male   W   10   UT   Works On Farm   PA   ENG  
   Flora BUSHMAN   Dau   S   Female   W   6   UT      PA   ENG  
   Eugene BUSHMAN   Son   S   Male   W   3   PA   Ut   ENG   ---  
   Martha A. BUSHMAN   Dau   S   Female   W   1M   UT      PA   ENG  
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Source Information:
    Census Place Lehi, Utah, Utah 
    Family History Library Film   1255338 
    NA Film Number   T9-1338 
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                   We found a large, framed picture of the John and Emily Worlton Oborn Family in the Grandma Johnson's house...
In a letter from Jackie Pehrson, Box 96, Vernon, Ut 84080.......dated 1 April 2003.....Vernon, Utah

"Well, I am pleased to be able to tell you who is in the picture you sent me.  It is the John and Emily Worlton Oborn Family.  (Emily Worlton was a sister to our great, grandmother Martha Worlton Bushman.  On the backrow standing is Charles, Flora, Henry and Emily.  On the front row:
John Osborn, Frank, Cyrus and Emily Worlton.  The picture was taken on the occasion of Charles' wedding, August 1900.

The reason I kinow this is because I have in my possession some of the John Worlton Family History.  Years ago, someone in Chicago contacted my Mom to see if she was interested in obtaining this history.  I wrote back and sent a family group sheet so they could see where we fit into the scheme of things.  I felt impressed to send them some money because it seemed like such a worthwhile project.  I did not hear anything for several years; then, just before Christmas one year came a big box in the mail.  I opened it and found about one inch of loose legal size sheets of family group sheets, histories and pictures that they thought we would be interested in.  I was so thrilled to get it.  The picture you ask me to identify was included in this history.  Glad I could help.

Hope to see you at the reunion
Love, Jackie".