James Ezra FOGG, SR.

                   BIRTH:
    Rexburg Ward Record of Members, 1883-87, fol. 31, FHL 007,584, son of Ezekiel True Fogg, Ann True Gilman; but Endowment House Endowments F:355, no. 4736, FHL 183,405, says b. Lowell, Middlesex, Mass.;

MARRIAGES:
    Endowment House Sealings E:163, no. 11472, FHL 183,396, m. (1); Endowment House Sealings K:41-42, no. 500, FHL 183,401, m. (2);

BAPTISM:
    Endowment House Endowments F:355, no. 4736, bapt. Nov 1863; Rexburg Ward Record of Members, 1883-87, fol. 31, says bapt. Dec 1863 by J.T.?C. Rumell, conf. Dec 1863 by E.D. Woolley; ord. a HP Aug 1884 by M.W. Merrill, rebapt. Jul 1875 by Frank Allen, reconf. July 1875 by Rasmussen [sic], rec'd 7 Jun 1885 from 6th Ward Logan;

ENDOWMENT:
    Endowment House Endowments F:355, no. 4736, b. 27 Sep 1840, Lowell, Middlesex, Mass., son of Ezekiel True Fogg, Ann True Gilman;

SEALINGS TO SPOUSE:
    Endowment House Sealings E:163, no. 11472, S (1), by DH Wells, wits. A.H. Raleigh, W.W. Phelps; Endowment House Sealings K:41-42, no. 500, S (2), by Jos. F. Smith, wits. Henry W. Bigler, Ward E. Pack;

CENSUS:
    1870 Census, Smithfield, Cache, UT, fol. 166, 46/45, 1 Aug 1870, FHL 025,542, ae 26, cooper, b. ME, wife Martha ae 28, b. MO, son James ae 1, b. UT; 1880 Census, Logan Precinct, Cache, UT, E.D. 9, pp. 3o-31, 262/298, Canyon Rd., 11-12 Jun 1880, FHL 1,255,335, ae 39, sawer, 4 mos. unemployed, b. ME, father b. NH, mother b. NH, wife Josephine ae 22, keeping house, b. UT, father b. PA, mother b. VA, dau. Josephine ae 3, b. UT, dau. Millicie ae 1, b. UT, 263/299, dau. Mary Ida, ae 1, b. UT;

HISTORY:
    Phyllis O. Whitten, comp., SAMUEL FOGG 1628-1672: HIS
    ANCESTORS   AND DESCENDANTS (1976) I:3620, enlisted 6 Nov 1860, Boston,
    MA  ; went to Ft. Mojave, NM, 17 Jan 1861 as pvt.; at Camp Fitzgerald on 25 May 1861; discharged 24 Jul 1861; joined with Johnson's Army to quell Indians; bapt. a Mormon Nov 1863; abt. 1880 moved to Logan,
    UT  , and worked in Logan Canyon in summer; ran Temple Sawmill and taught that trade to three sons; the boys ran water-powered small sawmill during summer and attended school in winter; Jul 1885 moved to Rexburg, ID, and went into lumber business on so. fork of Snake River; member of High Council Bannock Stake; member of Bishopric in Logan; ran church sawmill and cut most of timber used for Logan Temple; his death on family monument, So. Montville, ME; Hiram T. French, HISTORY OF IDAHO (1914) III:1181, reared and educated ME; came west and enlisted as soldier at a Western fort and assisted in quelling Indian troubles; worked thereafter as cooper, and in milling business, SLC; pioneer to
    ID   1884, loc. on Snake River and bought an interest, with son James, in sawmill and grist mill; res. of Rexburg until d. 1891, age 51 yrs.; m. SLC, Ann Woodward, who d. Logan, UT, ae 46 yrs.;