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I haven't been able to get a link
for you, but here is some information I found in familysearch.org when looking
for some documentation for Lucy Jane Giles:
Kamas, Summit County, Utah, 1870 US Census
Joseph Pack, farmer w/property valued at
$1750, head of household, 62 yrs,, born New Brunswick, wife Ruth, 48, born
Canada, and children Catherine, Eli, Oliver, Urania, Wilhelmina, Joseph,
Margaret, Beldon and Isabella, all born in Utah and ranging from 1 month to 17
years of age. Also in household
Leonora Pack, aged 22, born in England,
helping keep house.
One version of this entry has "= Lucy" added
to the name of Leonora. That fits the surname and age and place, but not the
first name and a baby called Ida should have been listed, had this referred to
Lucy. Lucy would indeed have been married by this time and be just about to turn
22, but baby Ida would have been with her, surely..
So
far I have not been able to find any other records showing members of this
family. It occurred to me, looking at John Pack's listed siblings, that Joseph
Sr. could fit nicely between our John and his sister Mary--but of course John
should have known about this sibling who survived well into adulthood and he did
not mention Joseph (see Book). Interesting New Brunswick/Kamas
connection.
Alison
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