Born in Beson, Bedfordshire, England
Daughter of Samuel Martin and Priscilla Layton
Married Alpheus Cutler Worthington, 12 Oct 1881, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Daughter - Maude Zelina Worthington
History from the Halvorsen Family - Priscilla Martin immigrated with Samuel Martin on 23 November 1850; The passenger list for the ship James Parnell (SLC 200165) is sworn to on 23 Nov 1850, that they came to the port of New York. The list included Samuel age 36, Priscilla age 34, John age 9, Ellen age 7, Fanny age 4, Priscilla age 10 months, John age 67, and Sarah age 65.
Per the bio of Cutler Halverson the Martin family came on the ship "James Pinnell" from Liverpool to New Orleans, then to St Louis where they lived four years (& where wife Priscilla died), then to Atchison KS where they joined a Mormon group to Salt Lake City. They lived in Grantsville (Tooele Co) and Kaysville (Davis Co) and Deep Creek (Ibapah, Wendover Co) in Utah, Montpelier (Bear Lake Co) in Idaho, and settled in Oakley (Cassia Co) Idaho in 1881.
Between 1850 and 1854, Priscilla Martin resided: spent four years in St. Louis with family, then joined wagon train from Atchison, Kansas to Salt Lake City, Utah.
She married Alpheus Cutler Worthington, son of James Worthington and Rachel Staley, on 2 July 1874 at Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho.
Priscilla Martin (Immigrant 1850) had this bibliographic information: in "Individual LDS Histories" (SLC 979.6 D3L) pg 222, she filled out a form and according to the form she filled out while living in Oakley ID in 1882.
Priscilla was 5 ft, weight 170 lbs, chest 40, eyes gray, hair brown, and good health. Also given is birth and marriage info, her interests, blessing, and parents/siblings. It can be assumed that this is in her handwriting.
She appeared on the 1900 census in the household of Alpheus Cutler Worthington, ED 35 pg 313a #42-44, Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho. Her info on the census included - Worthington, Priscilla 51 b. England Apr 1849 married 30 years, 1 child 1 living, immigrated 1850.
Priscilla Martin appeared on the 1910 census as the head of household, ED 113 sht 9a # 63-74, Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho along with Maude Z Worthington, Frederic Worthington Halverson and Cutler Worthington Halverson. Her info on the census included: Worthington, Prescilla 61 b. England widowed, immigrated 1880, keeper boarding & lodging, owns home free of mtg.
Priscilla Martin appeared on the 1920 census as the head of household, ED 130 sht 1a #2-2, Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho along with Maude Z Worthington and Cutler Worthington Halverson. Her info on the census included: Worthington, Prescilla 70 b. England widowed, farmer, immigrated 1885, naturalized 1888.
Priscilla Martin died on 28 March 1921 at Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho, at age 71 per obit which also says she was born in 1855 making it obvious that she fudged a bit about her age.
Her obituary was on 29 March 1921 at Deseret News page 2 headline:
Called By Death
(SLC 27023)
Priscilla Worthington - Word was received in Salt Lake this morning of the death of Mrs Priscilla Worthington, 59, which occurred at Oakley, Idaho, yesterday, after a lingering illness. Mrs Worthington was a much beloved woman, always ready to help the sick and needy and was a faithful worker in the L.D.S. church. She was the widow of Cutler Worthington and is survived by one daughter, Mrs Maud Halverson of Oakley, and a grandson, Worthington Halverson. Funeral services will be held in Oakley at 3 pm, Wednesday, March 30.
Her obituary was on 31 March 1921 at Deseret News pg 5, 2nd section, headline:
Pioneer Woman is Laid to Final Rest
(SLC 27023)
Oakley, Ida. March 31. - Funeral services were held in the Cassia stake tabernacle yesterday afternoon for Mrs Priscilla Martin Worthington, widow of A. Cutler Worthington who died Monday afternoon after an illness of three months.
Mrs. Worthington was born at Bedfordshire England, in 1852 and emigrated to Utah with her parents in 1855. She lived in Grantsville and Kaysville Utah, and Deep Creek and Montpelier Idaho before settling here in 1881. Her husband died in 1908.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Maud Z. W. Halverson of Oakley and two brothers and one sister; Lorenzo Martin, Jackson Hole; John Martin, Preston; and Mrs Fannie Kearl, Logan Utah.
Daughter of Samuel Martin and Priscilla Layton
Married Alpheus Cutler Worthington, 12 Oct 1881, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Daughter - Maude Zelina Worthington
History from the Halvorsen Family - Priscilla Martin immigrated with Samuel Martin on 23 November 1850; The passenger list for the ship James Parnell (SLC 200165) is sworn to on 23 Nov 1850, that they came to the port of New York. The list included Samuel age 36, Priscilla age 34, John age 9, Ellen age 7, Fanny age 4, Priscilla age 10 months, John age 67, and Sarah age 65.
Per the bio of Cutler Halverson the Martin family came on the ship "James Pinnell" from Liverpool to New Orleans, then to St Louis where they lived four years (& where wife Priscilla died), then to Atchison KS where they joined a Mormon group to Salt Lake City. They lived in Grantsville (Tooele Co) and Kaysville (Davis Co) and Deep Creek (Ibapah, Wendover Co) in Utah, Montpelier (Bear Lake Co) in Idaho, and settled in Oakley (Cassia Co) Idaho in 1881.
Between 1850 and 1854, Priscilla Martin resided: spent four years in St. Louis with family, then joined wagon train from Atchison, Kansas to Salt Lake City, Utah.
She married Alpheus Cutler Worthington, son of James Worthington and Rachel Staley, on 2 July 1874 at Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho.
Priscilla Martin (Immigrant 1850) had this bibliographic information: in "Individual LDS Histories" (SLC 979.6 D3L) pg 222, she filled out a form and according to the form she filled out while living in Oakley ID in 1882.
Priscilla was 5 ft, weight 170 lbs, chest 40, eyes gray, hair brown, and good health. Also given is birth and marriage info, her interests, blessing, and parents/siblings. It can be assumed that this is in her handwriting.
She appeared on the 1900 census in the household of Alpheus Cutler Worthington, ED 35 pg 313a #42-44, Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho. Her info on the census included - Worthington, Priscilla 51 b. England Apr 1849 married 30 years, 1 child 1 living, immigrated 1850.
Priscilla Martin appeared on the 1910 census as the head of household, ED 113 sht 9a # 63-74, Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho along with Maude Z Worthington, Frederic Worthington Halverson and Cutler Worthington Halverson. Her info on the census included: Worthington, Prescilla 61 b. England widowed, immigrated 1880, keeper boarding & lodging, owns home free of mtg.
Priscilla Martin appeared on the 1920 census as the head of household, ED 130 sht 1a #2-2, Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho along with Maude Z Worthington and Cutler Worthington Halverson. Her info on the census included: Worthington, Prescilla 70 b. England widowed, farmer, immigrated 1885, naturalized 1888.
Priscilla Martin died on 28 March 1921 at Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho, at age 71 per obit which also says she was born in 1855 making it obvious that she fudged a bit about her age.
Her obituary was on 29 March 1921 at Deseret News page 2 headline:
Called By Death
(SLC 27023)
Priscilla Worthington - Word was received in Salt Lake this morning of the death of Mrs Priscilla Worthington, 59, which occurred at Oakley, Idaho, yesterday, after a lingering illness. Mrs Worthington was a much beloved woman, always ready to help the sick and needy and was a faithful worker in the L.D.S. church. She was the widow of Cutler Worthington and is survived by one daughter, Mrs Maud Halverson of Oakley, and a grandson, Worthington Halverson. Funeral services will be held in Oakley at 3 pm, Wednesday, March 30.
Her obituary was on 31 March 1921 at Deseret News pg 5, 2nd section, headline:
Pioneer Woman is Laid to Final Rest
(SLC 27023)
Oakley, Ida. March 31. - Funeral services were held in the Cassia stake tabernacle yesterday afternoon for Mrs Priscilla Martin Worthington, widow of A. Cutler Worthington who died Monday afternoon after an illness of three months.
Mrs. Worthington was born at Bedfordshire England, in 1852 and emigrated to Utah with her parents in 1855. She lived in Grantsville and Kaysville Utah, and Deep Creek and Montpelier Idaho before settling here in 1881. Her husband died in 1908.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Maud Z. W. Halverson of Oakley and two brothers and one sister; Lorenzo Martin, Jackson Hole; John Martin, Preston; and Mrs Fannie Kearl, Logan Utah.
Born in Beson, Bedfordshire, England
Daughter of Samuel Martin and Priscilla Layton
Married Alpheus Cutler Worthington, 12 Oct 1881, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Daughter - Maude Zelina Worthington
History from the Halvorsen Family - Priscilla Martin immigrated with Samuel Martin on 23 November 1850; The passenger list for the ship James Parnell (SLC 200165) is sworn to on 23 Nov 1850, that they came to the port of New York. The list included Samuel age 36, Priscilla age 34, John age 9, Ellen age 7, Fanny age 4, Priscilla age 10 months, John age 67, and Sarah age 65.
Per the bio of Cutler Halverson the Martin family came on the ship "James Pinnell" from Liverpool to New Orleans, then to St Louis where they lived four years (& where wife Priscilla died), then to Atchison KS where they joined a Mormon group to Salt Lake City. They lived in Grantsville (Tooele Co) and Kaysville (Davis Co) and Deep Creek (Ibapah, Wendover Co) in Utah, Montpelier (Bear Lake Co) in Idaho, and settled in Oakley (Cassia Co) Idaho in 1881.
Between 1850 and 1854, Priscilla Martin resided: spent four years in St. Louis with family, then joined wagon train from Atchison, Kansas to Salt Lake City, Utah.
She married Alpheus Cutler Worthington, son of James Worthington and Rachel Staley, on 2 July 1874 at Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho.
Priscilla Martin (Immigrant 1850) had this bibliographic information: in "Individual LDS Histories" (SLC 979.6 D3L) pg 222, she filled out a form and according to the form she filled out while living in Oakley ID in 1882.
Priscilla was 5 ft, weight 170 lbs, chest 40, eyes gray, hair brown, and good health. Also given is birth and marriage info, her interests, blessing, and parents/siblings. It can be assumed that this is in her handwriting.
She appeared on the 1900 census in the household of Alpheus Cutler Worthington, ED 35 pg 313a #42-44, Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho. Her info on the census included - Worthington, Priscilla 51 b. England Apr 1849 married 30 years, 1 child 1 living, immigrated 1850.
Priscilla Martin appeared on the 1910 census as the head of household, ED 113 sht 9a # 63-74, Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho along with Maude Z Worthington, Frederic Worthington Halverson and Cutler Worthington Halverson. Her info on the census included: Worthington, Prescilla 61 b. England widowed, immigrated 1880, keeper boarding & lodging, owns home free of mtg.
Priscilla Martin appeared on the 1920 census as the head of household, ED 130 sht 1a #2-2, Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho along with Maude Z Worthington and Cutler Worthington Halverson. Her info on the census included: Worthington, Prescilla 70 b. England widowed, farmer, immigrated 1885, naturalized 1888.
Priscilla Martin died on 28 March 1921 at Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho, at age 71 per obit which also says she was born in 1855 making it obvious that she fudged a bit about her age.
Her obituary was on 29 March 1921 at Deseret News page 2 headline:
Called By Death
(SLC 27023)
Priscilla Worthington - Word was received in Salt Lake this morning of the death of Mrs Priscilla Worthington, 59, which occurred at Oakley, Idaho, yesterday, after a lingering illness. Mrs Worthington was a much beloved woman, always ready to help the sick and needy and was a faithful worker in the L.D.S. church. She was the widow of Cutler Worthington and is survived by one daughter, Mrs Maud Halverson of Oakley, and a grandson, Worthington Halverson. Funeral services will be held in Oakley at 3 pm, Wednesday, March 30.
Her obituary was on 31 March 1921 at Deseret News pg 5, 2nd section, headline:
Pioneer Woman is Laid to Final Rest
(SLC 27023)
Oakley, Ida. March 31. - Funeral services were held in the Cassia stake tabernacle yesterday afternoon for Mrs Priscilla Martin Worthington, widow of A. Cutler Worthington who died Monday afternoon after an illness of three months.
Mrs. Worthington was born at Bedfordshire England, in 1852 and emigrated to Utah with her parents in 1855. She lived in Grantsville and Kaysville Utah, and Deep Creek and Montpelier Idaho before settling here in 1881. Her husband died in 1908.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Maud Z. W. Halverson of Oakley and two brothers and one sister; Lorenzo Martin, Jackson Hole; John Martin, Preston; and Mrs Fannie Kearl, Logan Utah.
Daughter of Samuel Martin and Priscilla Layton
Married Alpheus Cutler Worthington, 12 Oct 1881, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Daughter - Maude Zelina Worthington
History from the Halvorsen Family - Priscilla Martin immigrated with Samuel Martin on 23 November 1850; The passenger list for the ship James Parnell (SLC 200165) is sworn to on 23 Nov 1850, that they came to the port of New York. The list included Samuel age 36, Priscilla age 34, John age 9, Ellen age 7, Fanny age 4, Priscilla age 10 months, John age 67, and Sarah age 65.
Per the bio of Cutler Halverson the Martin family came on the ship "James Pinnell" from Liverpool to New Orleans, then to St Louis where they lived four years (& where wife Priscilla died), then to Atchison KS where they joined a Mormon group to Salt Lake City. They lived in Grantsville (Tooele Co) and Kaysville (Davis Co) and Deep Creek (Ibapah, Wendover Co) in Utah, Montpelier (Bear Lake Co) in Idaho, and settled in Oakley (Cassia Co) Idaho in 1881.
Between 1850 and 1854, Priscilla Martin resided: spent four years in St. Louis with family, then joined wagon train from Atchison, Kansas to Salt Lake City, Utah.
She married Alpheus Cutler Worthington, son of James Worthington and Rachel Staley, on 2 July 1874 at Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho.
Priscilla Martin (Immigrant 1850) had this bibliographic information: in "Individual LDS Histories" (SLC 979.6 D3L) pg 222, she filled out a form and according to the form she filled out while living in Oakley ID in 1882.
Priscilla was 5 ft, weight 170 lbs, chest 40, eyes gray, hair brown, and good health. Also given is birth and marriage info, her interests, blessing, and parents/siblings. It can be assumed that this is in her handwriting.
She appeared on the 1900 census in the household of Alpheus Cutler Worthington, ED 35 pg 313a #42-44, Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho. Her info on the census included - Worthington, Priscilla 51 b. England Apr 1849 married 30 years, 1 child 1 living, immigrated 1850.
Priscilla Martin appeared on the 1910 census as the head of household, ED 113 sht 9a # 63-74, Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho along with Maude Z Worthington, Frederic Worthington Halverson and Cutler Worthington Halverson. Her info on the census included: Worthington, Prescilla 61 b. England widowed, immigrated 1880, keeper boarding & lodging, owns home free of mtg.
Priscilla Martin appeared on the 1920 census as the head of household, ED 130 sht 1a #2-2, Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho along with Maude Z Worthington and Cutler Worthington Halverson. Her info on the census included: Worthington, Prescilla 70 b. England widowed, farmer, immigrated 1885, naturalized 1888.
Priscilla Martin died on 28 March 1921 at Oakley, Cassia Co., Idaho, at age 71 per obit which also says she was born in 1855 making it obvious that she fudged a bit about her age.
Her obituary was on 29 March 1921 at Deseret News page 2 headline:
Called By Death
(SLC 27023)
Priscilla Worthington - Word was received in Salt Lake this morning of the death of Mrs Priscilla Worthington, 59, which occurred at Oakley, Idaho, yesterday, after a lingering illness. Mrs Worthington was a much beloved woman, always ready to help the sick and needy and was a faithful worker in the L.D.S. church. She was the widow of Cutler Worthington and is survived by one daughter, Mrs Maud Halverson of Oakley, and a grandson, Worthington Halverson. Funeral services will be held in Oakley at 3 pm, Wednesday, March 30.
Her obituary was on 31 March 1921 at Deseret News pg 5, 2nd section, headline:
Pioneer Woman is Laid to Final Rest
(SLC 27023)
Oakley, Ida. March 31. - Funeral services were held in the Cassia stake tabernacle yesterday afternoon for Mrs Priscilla Martin Worthington, widow of A. Cutler Worthington who died Monday afternoon after an illness of three months.
Mrs. Worthington was born at Bedfordshire England, in 1852 and emigrated to Utah with her parents in 1855. She lived in Grantsville and Kaysville Utah, and Deep Creek and Montpelier Idaho before settling here in 1881. Her husband died in 1908.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Maud Z. W. Halverson of Oakley and two brothers and one sister; Lorenzo Martin, Jackson Hole; John Martin, Preston; and Mrs Fannie Kearl, Logan Utah.
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