Married: 18 Aug 1821 Warrington York Co PA
Mary Hutton was born in Warrington Twp, York Co PA. Her parents, Simeon Hutton and Mary Underwood, were both Quakers, her paternal line descending from Irish Quakers. The Huttons and Underwoods were considered community leaders and their children were well educated, as education was prized. John McMurray came to work for Mary's father in 1820, and, in Aug 1821, Mary and John were married. John was not Quaker, and, when they married outside the church, Mary was cast out the Quaker church. In Mar 1844, John and Mary became members in the Mormon church. Their family traveled by wagon train with the Warren Snow company, reaching Salt Lake in early October 1852. They had 10 children and are considered to be early pioneers in the Mormon church. (some information from James Benet Cole)∼Mary is listed in the Grantsville register but the following information was received in an email:
Mary Hutton McMurray is buried in the Liberty, Bearlake, Idaho Cemetery [Find A Grave Memorial# 74483309]. Her Husband John McMurray is buried in Grantsville. There may have been a mixup because John bought her a plot in Grantsville UT. (Supplied by a contributor not the memorial manager.)
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Four children died young:
Ann McMurray DOB: 21 Jul 1822 York Co, PA DOD: 22 Jul 1826 Hogestown, PA
Sarah McMurray DOB: 12 Mar 1824 York Co, PA DOD: 29 Jul 1826 Hogestown, PA
William McMurray DOB: 8 Oct 1826 Hogestown, PA DOD: 14 Oct 1826 Hogestown, PA
Mary Jane McMurray DOB: 23 May Columbiana Co, OH 1834 DOD: 26 Jun 1835 Beaver Co, PA
Mary Hutton was born in Warrington Twp, York Co PA. Her parents, Simeon Hutton and Mary Underwood, were both Quakers, her paternal line descending from Irish Quakers. The Huttons and Underwoods were considered community leaders and their children were well educated, as education was prized. John McMurray came to work for Mary's father in 1820, and, in Aug 1821, Mary and John were married. John was not Quaker, and, when they married outside the church, Mary was cast out the Quaker church. In Mar 1844, John and Mary became members in the Mormon church. Their family traveled by wagon train with the Warren Snow company, reaching Salt Lake in early October 1852. They had 10 children and are considered to be early pioneers in the Mormon church. (some information from James Benet Cole)∼Mary is listed in the Grantsville register but the following information was received in an email:
Mary Hutton McMurray is buried in the Liberty, Bearlake, Idaho Cemetery [Find A Grave Memorial# 74483309]. Her Husband John McMurray is buried in Grantsville. There may have been a mixup because John bought her a plot in Grantsville UT. (Supplied by a contributor not the memorial manager.)
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Four children died young:
Ann McMurray DOB: 21 Jul 1822 York Co, PA DOD: 22 Jul 1826 Hogestown, PA
Sarah McMurray DOB: 12 Mar 1824 York Co, PA DOD: 29 Jul 1826 Hogestown, PA
William McMurray DOB: 8 Oct 1826 Hogestown, PA DOD: 14 Oct 1826 Hogestown, PA
Mary Jane McMurray DOB: 23 May Columbiana Co, OH 1834 DOD: 26 Jun 1835 Beaver Co, PA
Married: 18 Aug 1821 Warrington York Co PA
Mary Hutton was born in Warrington Twp, York Co PA. Her parents, Simeon Hutton and Mary Underwood, were both Quakers, her paternal line descending from Irish Quakers. The Huttons and Underwoods were considered community leaders and their children were well educated, as education was prized. John McMurray came to work for Mary's father in 1820, and, in Aug 1821, Mary and John were married. John was not Quaker, and, when they married outside the church, Mary was cast out the Quaker church. In Mar 1844, John and Mary became members in the Mormon church. Their family traveled by wagon train with the Warren Snow company, reaching Salt Lake in early October 1852. They had 10 children and are considered to be early pioneers in the Mormon church. (some information from James Benet Cole)∼Mary is listed in the Grantsville register but the following information was received in an email:
Mary Hutton McMurray is buried in the Liberty, Bearlake, Idaho Cemetery [Find A Grave Memorial# 74483309]. Her Husband John McMurray is buried in Grantsville. There may have been a mixup because John bought her a plot in Grantsville UT. (Supplied by a contributor not the memorial manager.)
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Four children died young:
Ann McMurray DOB: 21 Jul 1822 York Co, PA DOD: 22 Jul 1826 Hogestown, PA
Sarah McMurray DOB: 12 Mar 1824 York Co, PA DOD: 29 Jul 1826 Hogestown, PA
William McMurray DOB: 8 Oct 1826 Hogestown, PA DOD: 14 Oct 1826 Hogestown, PA
Mary Jane McMurray DOB: 23 May Columbiana Co, OH 1834 DOD: 26 Jun 1835 Beaver Co, PA
Mary Hutton was born in Warrington Twp, York Co PA. Her parents, Simeon Hutton and Mary Underwood, were both Quakers, her paternal line descending from Irish Quakers. The Huttons and Underwoods were considered community leaders and their children were well educated, as education was prized. John McMurray came to work for Mary's father in 1820, and, in Aug 1821, Mary and John were married. John was not Quaker, and, when they married outside the church, Mary was cast out the Quaker church. In Mar 1844, John and Mary became members in the Mormon church. Their family traveled by wagon train with the Warren Snow company, reaching Salt Lake in early October 1852. They had 10 children and are considered to be early pioneers in the Mormon church. (some information from James Benet Cole)∼Mary is listed in the Grantsville register but the following information was received in an email:
Mary Hutton McMurray is buried in the Liberty, Bearlake, Idaho Cemetery [Find A Grave Memorial# 74483309]. Her Husband John McMurray is buried in Grantsville. There may have been a mixup because John bought her a plot in Grantsville UT. (Supplied by a contributor not the memorial manager.)
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Four children died young:
Ann McMurray DOB: 21 Jul 1822 York Co, PA DOD: 22 Jul 1826 Hogestown, PA
Sarah McMurray DOB: 12 Mar 1824 York Co, PA DOD: 29 Jul 1826 Hogestown, PA
William McMurray DOB: 8 Oct 1826 Hogestown, PA DOD: 14 Oct 1826 Hogestown, PA
Mary Jane McMurray DOB: 23 May Columbiana Co, OH 1834 DOD: 26 Jun 1835 Beaver Co, PA
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