Hyrum Abiff WATSON

1828 - 1908  (79 years)

• Name	Hyrum Abiff WATSON
  Birth	22 Aug 1828	Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA
  Gender	Male
  Death	2 May 1908	Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA
  Person ID	I670	HHDHA
  Last Modified	3 Aug 2008

  
  

  Family	Rebecca HENDRICKS,   b. 2 Nov 1835, Drakes Creek, Simpson, Kentucky d. 11 May 1880, SMITHFIELD, Cache, UT (Age 44 years)
  Marriage	7 Jul 1852	Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT
  Divorce	Yes, date unknown
  Notes	Rebecca received Temple divorce from Hiram Abiff Watson Sealed to Spouse: Alternate date 7 Jul 1852 Endowment House
  Children	1. Hiram Abiff WATSON,   b. 8 Apr 1853, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah d. 15 Oct 1916, Hot Lake, , Oregon (Age 63 years)
  Family ID	F502	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	14 Oct 2018

  
  

• Notes

  DW record number: 13490 Hyrum (also spelled Hiram) was a carpenter by trade. He married Rebecca when she was 16. He was called on a mission to the east, but did not return so Rebecca eventually divorced him. Hyrum and Rebecca were sealed, but we have found no record of a cancellation of sealing. Rebecca was sealed to Samuel Roskelley by President Brigham Young in his office. Lula R. Mortensen went to the Genelogical Society to check on this. They went with her to the Presiding Bishop's office and to the temple to check. They could not find a cancellation, but she was told, "You can be very sure that Brigham Young would not seal Rebecca to Samuel unless there had been a cancellation of the previous sealing." HHFO: D01111004-S1 DW record number: 13490 Hyrum (also spelled Hiram) was a carpenter by trade. He married Rebecca when she was 16. He was called on a mission to the east, but did not return so Rebecca eventually divorced him. Hyrum and Rebecca were sealed, but we have found no record of a cancellation of sealing. Rebecca was sealed to Samuel Roskelley by President Brigham Young in his office. Lula R. Mortensen went to the Genelogical Society to check on this. They went with her to the Presiding Bishop's office and to the temple to check. They could not find a cancellation, but she was told, "You can be very sure that Brigham Young would not seal Rebecca to Samuel unless there had been a cancellation of the previous sealing." DW record number: 13490 DW record number: 13490 DW record number: 13490 Hyrum (also spelled Hiram) was a carpenter by trade. He married Rebecca when she was 16. He was called on a mission to the east, but did not return so Rebecca eventually divorced him. Hyrum and Rebecca were sealed, but we have found no record of a cancellation of sealing. Rebecca was sealed to Samuel Roskelley by President Brigham Young in his office. Lula R. Mortensen went to the Genelogical Society to check on this. They went with her to the Presiding Bishop's office and to the temple to check. They could not find a cancellation, but she was told, "You can be very sure that Brigham Young would not seal Rebecca to Samuel unless there had been a cancellation of the previous sealing." HHFO: D01111004-S1 DW record number: 13490 Hyrum (also spelled Hiram) was a carpenter by trade. He married Rebecca when she was 16. He was called on a mission to the east, but did not return so Rebecca eventually divorced him. Hyrum and Rebecca were sealed, but we have found no record of a cancellation of sealing. Rebecca was sealed to Samuel Roskelley by President Brigham Young in his office. Lula R. Mortensen went to the Genelogical Society to check on this. They went with her to the Presiding Bishop's office and to the temple to check. They could not find a cancellation, but she was told, "You can be very sure that Brigham Young would not seal Rebecca to Samuel unless there had been a cancellation of the previous sealing." DW record number: 13490 DW record number: 13490 DW record number: 13490 Hyrum (also spelled Hiram) was a carpenter by trade. He married Rebecca when she was 16. He was called on a mission to the east, but did not return so Rebecca eventually divorced him. Hyrum and Rebecca were sealed, but we have found no record of a cancellation of sealing. Rebecca was sealed to Samuel Roskelley by President Brigham Young in his office. Lula R. Mortensen went to the Genelogical Society to check on this. They went with her to the Presiding Bishop's office and to the temple to check. They could not find a cancellation, but she was told, "You can be very sure that Brigham Young would not seal Rebecca to Samuel unless there had been a cancellation of the previous sealing."