| Show WILFORD PIONEER CALLED e 1 lit II 78 iH 7 Correspondence E d Fremont C Dec 10 U I lt rl r Hayton tiled ut 11 his hl hlIne re Dec 1 t 11 1 I waa the tue son an of ot f lU lt w Ine l and 1 lit lu 1 U ton born l 1 hlo Aug Au 15 1 7 nt u r naf W wa Into the Iho church of ot Jt I US liat of or in lit II at t Ohio Olto In IK It Hi Ihl family tamly went wont to Missouri loc locating nt ut II Spring Hill Hi In II Davis Bounty known nl also o Is 10 H here rc they the suffered with the tho the lie mid Ild expUlsion In tho of January isM 1 3 cut ent weather 10 lg niost all al they At Nauvoo his ts father was an artillery KB lit i ul at ulM ulf ato of tho the senior M o quorum f of ot Seventy exodus to 10 Utah Isan During tho tilO er wa was employed d by thu In II j isil to horses and itu for n 1110 of at the tte army arm and nl in lit thu spring ot IMS went with Uen tien to 10 Fort ot olSt Hall flail Idaho with lh Later Liter k Hal h KM Im placed In command comman of the quay s a mall mul and returned to l ulel t lai la Ia with UtAh lul Ito Ho I then the I WIIL tu tuli li Utah 11 h in advance nan o ot of the rest reat of ot his fa fu a athera thera family and prepared n a place for tor thorn them when they arrived In im 1 He I took tho the th first government contract that was vas l I t In Utah und and successfully f HUP rued riled la Johnstons army with thousands of ot tons of ot liny hl coal and timber r rD Dec 2 IS 5 he lu It married Matilda mIen Illen cay Xay D Y at ot Cedar Fort Utah Ho He lb vm Wu a n member of ot the tIU lh city cHy council nt at American Fork York fur for two years being In when In he hl was Ya called on u IL I four fOl years I to 10 Dixie lu lii II answer to tow which w leh call cal he located at ut St SI In Inthe Inthe Inthe the fall of 11 at which place IK Jui 11 was wasa a member of the High Council Counci nn cj us al fuch uch went with wih Jacob on 01 a I maslon json to the Indiana In Itt Arl Art He ILe returned from ruin Dixie to zona Cedar Fort Hn In 1865 where Ire lr Ir resided until Cear he hl moved to WIlford Idaho in 5 He lie Je tiled td successively the tho or of Deacon Teacher ItIer l Seventy and Ind Priest He Lie crossed sed thu plains from Utah to the river during Ih thin early erh days of Utah halt IS 1 times before the railroad came through When Johnstons army arm wai preparing repart to 10 re return tern turn east elst ho ha furnished It I with most moat mOll of ot the and much mich of Its ls equipment for to fo the th Journey Journe He lie was also engaged to a grout great extent In California during durin early ral days day und traveled over this west western we t ten ern country considerably en Elder Dayton Darton was sas a IL faithful Latter Lattery lay y Saint and enjoyed the tho gift gif and of ot tho and has haa hll nn an rl h d reputation among amonS nil alt 11 his many acquaintances here her A few fow days after the t th r rc c nt nl death of or his wife he ho took toM toH and ond passed p el off ot suddenly Iv Lice Dec oc 14 1 WOJ 1103 The Tho he funeral services le which veru cro largely ly attended were hild 1 11 In the Wll WI ford ord fd Sunday afternoon D Dee c 1 l The were Joshua Hawke Isaac ocker 0 K J 1 Me ervy and 1 Bishop DI hop H S I SN Onne the former two tso being bing old associates of o the deceased decea t d who spoke poke In glowing terms of the life le character of the deceased Ho Howai 10 Howal wai wal 11 burled In the th cemetery Elder Dayton Diton ton was one of ot Joseph Smiths body bod guard and was Intimately d lh every one of the three f witnesses lne es nho the tho eight tt II 1 the Mormon MoOn tutu with Hh every ery of the th First Quorum of ot Twelve rw Ie jostles and every eVry try one of the Presidents dents dInts of the tho Church and nd nil all ni the apos ts ft down do to the tIe time of ot his removal to lahn Elder Dayton Da ton and Matilda his hil wife wie w me re the parents of ot nine children only v of whom survive them tern they tIie are aro al oh alto ohto to 10 survived by hy ID 26 1 grandchildren and andon Ind on OM ce |
