Aaron and Betsey were married March 13, 1836, Lowell, Massachusetts
In 1852 Aaron Whittemore and his wife, Elizabeth "Betsey" Wright joined a wagon train of LDS immigrants traveling to the Salt Lake Valley, Utah Territory. They settled south of Salt Lake City, which would later be called Spanish Fork. No children are known.
After Aaron's death, Betsey married a Utah widower, Daniel Wood, of New Hampshire.
Additional information in the location of Aaron and his wife was contributed by: history4sure
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At the Pioneer Heritage Cemetery there are no marked grave sites. They know who was buried here but there is no record of their exact location. The headstones you see in the photo are blank and were erected simply as a tribute. Info supplied by: ThreeofNine
Aaron and Betsey were married March 13, 1836, Lowell, Massachusetts
In 1852 Aaron Whittemore and his wife, Elizabeth "Betsey" Wright joined a wagon train of LDS immigrants traveling to the Salt Lake Valley, Utah Territory. They settled south of Salt Lake City, which would later be called Spanish Fork. No children are known.
After Aaron's death, Betsey married a Utah widower, Daniel Wood, of New Hampshire.
Additional information in the location of Aaron and his wife was contributed by: history4sure
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At the Pioneer Heritage Cemetery there are no marked grave sites. They know who was buried here but there is no record of their exact location. The headstones you see in the photo are blank and were erected simply as a tribute. Info supplied by: ThreeofNine
Family Members
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Fanny Thorton Whittemore Garland
1806–1897
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Amos Whittemore
1807–1838
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John Ritterbush Whittemore
1809–1865
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Betsey Whittemore
1814–1834
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Henry Ritterbush Whittemore
1817–1836
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Phebe Russell Whittemore Bettey
1819–1898
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Hannah Adams Whittemore
1821–1836
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Robert Davis Whittemore
1825–1895
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Schuyler Chamberlain Whittemore
1827–1917
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