Son of John Black Greer and Jane Gavin
Arrival: 1 Oct 1852, Uriah Curtis, Capt.
Unmarried James was a weaver, a wagon freighter and teamster. He was a veteran in the Utah Militia. He was present at the driving of the Golden Spike at Promontory on 10 May 1869 . He enjoyed seeing the William "Buffalo Bill" Cody Wild West Show in Pocatello, Idaho . He was a member of the Quorum of Seventy and remained active in the church all his life.
Arrival: 1 Oct 1852, Uriah Curtis, Capt.
Unmarried James was a weaver, a wagon freighter and teamster. He was a veteran in the Utah Militia. He was present at the driving of the Golden Spike at Promontory on 10 May 1869 . He enjoyed seeing the William "Buffalo Bill" Cody Wild West Show in Pocatello, Idaho . He was a member of the Quorum of Seventy and remained active in the church all his life.
Son of John Black Greer and Jane Gavin
Arrival: 1 Oct 1852, Uriah Curtis, Capt.
Unmarried James was a weaver, a wagon freighter and teamster. He was a veteran in the Utah Militia. He was present at the driving of the Golden Spike at Promontory on 10 May 1869 . He enjoyed seeing the William "Buffalo Bill" Cody Wild West Show in Pocatello, Idaho . He was a member of the Quorum of Seventy and remained active in the church all his life.
Arrival: 1 Oct 1852, Uriah Curtis, Capt.
Unmarried James was a weaver, a wagon freighter and teamster. He was a veteran in the Utah Militia. He was present at the driving of the Golden Spike at Promontory on 10 May 1869 . He enjoyed seeing the William "Buffalo Bill" Cody Wild West Show in Pocatello, Idaho . He was a member of the Quorum of Seventy and remained active in the church all his life.
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