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Show THE LEADER family did was to find an Garland Family Featured ancient cemetery, where tombstones carried names of many of their forebears. They told Panorama that they kept looking, writing down information from the stones, and finally it was almost dark. "O.K., time to leave," Mrs. Knutson announced, but when they got in the car and drove to the entrance, they found they had been locked in. Mrs. Knutson said that the children were apprehensive, but Own Search For Roots In Looking for their roots is a family affair for the Oliver R. Knutson family stationed in Ft. Monroe, Hampton, Va. The Knutsons are a Mormon family formerly of Garland. The Knutson family was featured in a recent edition of "Panorama" a Sunday supplement to the Newport News in Hampton. The entire family works on searching their family lines by looking through records, graveyards, and keeping individual lineage charts and memory books. "As a result, we know our American forebears back to the 1600's, or a documented 14 generations," the Knutson family told Panorama. "It's been a wonderful experience," says Mrs. Knutson. "We've been all over the country in our search. When we go on vacation, we take a U. S. map and crisscross it, visiting places we know our ancestors used to live." At ancestors' home towns, we examine courthouse records, wander through cemeteries looking for family names on tombstones and try to find elderly relatives who can remember family lines, the Knutsons told Panorama. time assignment on Long Island and the family went along, specifically to research the Hulses, Kings and branTuthills, ches of the family originally from England. The family stayed in a tent in a state land park and found that the for the park had been donated by the Hulse family. A few years ago, Colonel Knutson received a summer- - According to Panorama, one of the first things the eventually they found a way to unhook the chained iron gates and got out without having to spend a night with the ancestors. Another incident the Knutt sons told Panorama about happened in Red Cloud, Nebraska, when Col. Knutson was hunting wedding records of some of his Scandinavian ancestors. He asked at the clerk of court's office and was told the old record books had just been taken to the boiler room to be burned. He GARLAND TIMES July 7. 1977, rushed to the basement, gan be- thumbing through stacks of books and found what he sought, just ahead of the flames. The Knutsons like to talk about their ancestors. In the interview with Panorama they told of one relative, B. R. Hulse, who built the first house in Las Vegas. Another ancestor was attacked and thrown into a lake by a mob in Dayton, Va. in 1871, when he tried to do missionary work there. One was the youngest railroad engineer in Britain, having gained his position by jumping into a runaway engine and successfully stopping it. The genealogical search by the Knutsons is a family affair. The children enjoy getting information off gravestones. Col. Knutson records everything on film; Mrs. Knutson and the children record everything on paper. They also have a tape recorder to preserve family records or stories on tape. CI KEEP LCd-U- KEF1US, Fielding Flashes VII TIVCC Andersons Home; Win At Show ByFloMunson Mr. and Mrs. Verl Anderreturned home after spending the past ten days in Sedalia, Mo. where they attended the Midwest Stud Ram Shows and Sales. They received high honors by having the Supreme Champion Ram over all breeds which sold for $1200. In addition, and family in Granger, turning home Tuesday. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anger were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anger and son of Salt Lake City and Maria Westley of Brigham City. Monday they all attended an Allred reunion held at the Garland City Park. Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Adams attended funeral services for Jess Matthews held in the Liberty, Idaho ward chapel Wednesday. Also attending the services were Mr, and Mrs. Verl Anderson. Alan Meade has returned to his home in Granger after spending the past month with Bishop and Mrs. Richard Petersen and family. Mrs . Rula Hess and daughters, Kristy and Susie, and son, Lonnie, have been spending a few days vacationing at Jackson. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Thayne Jones and family attended a family reunion held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whiting in Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomas of Bethesda, Md., Mrs. Suzie Everton and children, Jared and Sarah Jane of Philadelphia, have arrived to vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moss and family and other relatives in this area. had the Reserve' Champion Ram and the Re- serve Champion Ewe. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Udy, accompanied by Rheumina Udy of Ogden, spent Friday and Saturday visiting in the Falls area. Cyril Godfrey is receiving medical care in the Logan '' Hospital. of Weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Rosel Zundel were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Valdez and family of Salt Lake City. Joining them for dinner Saturday evening were Mrs. Celia Bennett and amily of Tremonton. Sandee Henson of Twin falls has been a houseguest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Adams and family luring the past week. Enjoying Saturday at ?weet Water were Mr. and Wrs. Maurice Wilcox and amily. Sunday Mrs. Edith Welling vas in Ogden to meet Mr. ind Mrs. Pat McClellan and ;on, Kevin and Timothy, who irrived by train from Berkley to spend their vacation isiting Mrs. Welling and Ik. and Mrs. John McClell-- n and family. Visiting Mrs. Flo Munson nd family Tuesday after-iOo- n were her cousins, Mr. nd Mrs. Clarence Pack of Uackfoot. A cookout was enjoyed at he home of Mr. and Mrs. E. X Mason Thursday honoring heir houseguests, Phil Mas-- n and Ron Kobiska of Los Vngeles. Others attending vere Mrs. Helen Thomas md son, Chris, of Soda springs., Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parsons, Mrs. Jane Linford, Mrs. Lucy Wright of Brig-laCity, Willis White of Seattle. Phil and Ron spent ;he remainder of the week Lovinnie Mrs.- Visiting Holt during the week were Mrs. Viola Stokes of Ogden and Clarke Upton and two sons of Bountiful. Valerie Nye of Provo was an overnight guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Peterson Friday. She also visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gam. Mrs. Clive Garn and daughter, Kathy, accompanied by Mrs. Sid Cutler and daughter, Kathi of Tremonton, attended a brunch at the Bluebird Cafe in Logan Thursday morning for the Young Timer Council. Mrs. Donetta Petersen spent the latter part of the week visiting her daughter, Mrs. Louise Meade and fam- m ily in Granger. She accomp- anied her daughter, Dr. Betty Petersen of Provo, to Vernal to spend the Fourth of July visiting her and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Garth Rasmussen and family. Also visiting at the Ras isiting Mrs. Marguerite Walters in Salt Lake City. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mason visited at the Walters home, after which they visited Mr. and Mrs. C. LaRon Mason ! Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Munson attended the ' viewing for Elmo's brother, Rex E. Munson, at the Holbrook Funeral Chapel Salt Lake City. Elmo Munson also attended funeral services for his brother held in the Enoch LDS ward chapel in Cedar City on Tuesday. Rex was a former resident of Fielding. in re- son have Twin son-in-la- w EXCITING NEW MUSICAL FROM "Sk jf"THETHE COMPOSER OF SATURDAY'S WARRIOR... tOX mussen home Monday were President and Mrs. Donald Petersen, Bishop and Mrs. Petersen Richard and daughter, Anna Lesa, and son, Bradley. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Gene Leavitt, accompanied by Mrs. Arlene Dewey of Logan, attended funeral services held in the West Sixteenth Jordan mm DAYS AND SAT. yifrfwT... I JsG ,J!'i This heartwarming new musical will have you laughing one minute Jq(I V? and crying the next! Destined to be the hit frTSS. family musical chapel for Mrs. Don (Von-ea- l) Packer. Also attending the services were President and Mrs. Clive Garn. Mrs. Packer, 39 was assisting her son, Todd, 16, in erecting a flagpole when the pole touched a highpower wire and she was instantly electrocuted. Her son received bad burns on his feet. Don Packer was a former resident of Fielding. Saturday evening President and Mrs. Clive Garn joined Mr. and Mrs. Don Earl of Salt Lake City for a dinner party 'at a downtown restaurant. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kent and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bill r, (Pam) Mellon of Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Edwards and daughter, Jean of Logan, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Munson and family Wednesday evening. Mrs. 'Munson and Mrs. Edwards visited Mrs. Nettie Lott and family, in Bothwell. Vacationing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Emerson Earl are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Earl and son, Gerald III of Warrenton, Va. Monday a family breakfast was held at the Earl home. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Earl and daughter, Chelsey of Logan. Spending Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Asael Godfrey were their and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hubbard and two sons of North Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Moon and family spent Monday visiting Brent's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moon and family in Cherry Creek where they enjoyed a family dinner party. Later they all attended the Fourth of July festivities in Malad. withBteci!) Beautijulair tr HUD I! . 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