Son of James Steed and Caroline Holland
Married Ann Jenkins, 28 Dec 1867, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Children - John Wilford Steed, William Henry Steed, Joseph Evan Steed, Charles James Steed, Ann Elizabeth Steed, David Moroni Steed, Alice Caroline Steed, Margaret Jane Steed, Rose Amelia Steed, Orson Pratt Steed
Heart Throbs of the West, Kate B. Carter, Vol. 10, p. 366
John Wilford Steed, born 9 November, 1846, in Keokuk, Iowa, son of James and Caroline Holland Steed, came across the plains in 1849. As a boy he helped cut and haul logs and wood from the canyons, and herded cattle all over the range, milked cows and worked very hard as a boy. He was married to Ann Jenkins, 28 December, 1867, in the old endowment house. He was a freighter in the early days and loved to roam the hills and lived close to nature. He was a good husband and father and had a special gift of healing the sick. As he grew older he began to lose his' eye sight, and gradually became blind. He died when 93 years of age.
- Margaret S. Hess.
Married Ann Jenkins, 28 Dec 1867, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Children - John Wilford Steed, William Henry Steed, Joseph Evan Steed, Charles James Steed, Ann Elizabeth Steed, David Moroni Steed, Alice Caroline Steed, Margaret Jane Steed, Rose Amelia Steed, Orson Pratt Steed
Heart Throbs of the West, Kate B. Carter, Vol. 10, p. 366
John Wilford Steed, born 9 November, 1846, in Keokuk, Iowa, son of James and Caroline Holland Steed, came across the plains in 1849. As a boy he helped cut and haul logs and wood from the canyons, and herded cattle all over the range, milked cows and worked very hard as a boy. He was married to Ann Jenkins, 28 December, 1867, in the old endowment house. He was a freighter in the early days and loved to roam the hills and lived close to nature. He was a good husband and father and had a special gift of healing the sick. As he grew older he began to lose his' eye sight, and gradually became blind. He died when 93 years of age.
- Margaret S. Hess.
Son of James Steed and Caroline Holland
Married Ann Jenkins, 28 Dec 1867, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Children - John Wilford Steed, William Henry Steed, Joseph Evan Steed, Charles James Steed, Ann Elizabeth Steed, David Moroni Steed, Alice Caroline Steed, Margaret Jane Steed, Rose Amelia Steed, Orson Pratt Steed
Heart Throbs of the West, Kate B. Carter, Vol. 10, p. 366
John Wilford Steed, born 9 November, 1846, in Keokuk, Iowa, son of James and Caroline Holland Steed, came across the plains in 1849. As a boy he helped cut and haul logs and wood from the canyons, and herded cattle all over the range, milked cows and worked very hard as a boy. He was married to Ann Jenkins, 28 December, 1867, in the old endowment house. He was a freighter in the early days and loved to roam the hills and lived close to nature. He was a good husband and father and had a special gift of healing the sick. As he grew older he began to lose his' eye sight, and gradually became blind. He died when 93 years of age.
- Margaret S. Hess.
Married Ann Jenkins, 28 Dec 1867, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Children - John Wilford Steed, William Henry Steed, Joseph Evan Steed, Charles James Steed, Ann Elizabeth Steed, David Moroni Steed, Alice Caroline Steed, Margaret Jane Steed, Rose Amelia Steed, Orson Pratt Steed
Heart Throbs of the West, Kate B. Carter, Vol. 10, p. 366
John Wilford Steed, born 9 November, 1846, in Keokuk, Iowa, son of James and Caroline Holland Steed, came across the plains in 1849. As a boy he helped cut and haul logs and wood from the canyons, and herded cattle all over the range, milked cows and worked very hard as a boy. He was married to Ann Jenkins, 28 December, 1867, in the old endowment house. He was a freighter in the early days and loved to roam the hills and lived close to nature. He was a good husband and father and had a special gift of healing the sick. As he grew older he began to lose his' eye sight, and gradually became blind. He died when 93 years of age.
- Margaret S. Hess.
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