parents are George Orin Stott & Emma Vilate Allred
GERALD R STOTT 13 Oct 1914 04 Nov 2001 (V) 59436 (Fairfield, Teton, MT) (none specified) 516-22-9684 Montana
LESLIE SHOL 03 Aug 1911 Sep 1977 90604 (Whittier, Los Angeles, CA) (none specified) Iowa
family records, obituary
Either Sanpete or Salt Lake Co., Utah
Sources: Family records in possession of William A. Petty; Albert Petty Family Book by C. B. Petty
Benton County, TN 1836 census list
District 4: Albert Petty
Benton Co., TN:1836 Census and Tax Rolls, District 4
Petty, Albert (Catherine Petty)
[Resided above District 2 and had Carroll County as its western boundary, the eastern boundary was contiguous with District 3, its southern boundary was the Natchez Trace Road, and its northern boundary was the Huntingdon Road which ran westward from Thomas Jones' place to the Carroll County line.] sharolyn notesPetty Papers Vol #2 pg 2; Vol 10 #2 pg 39,44,50; Vol 1 #3 pg 58 (military record)
CENSUS RECORDS:
......1850 Census: City of Manti, County of Sanpete, Utah: Roll 919, Household 5, Page 112:
Petty, Albert, age 55, KY, Gunsmith, Real estate $25
Petty, Catherine, age 40, TN
Petty, William G., age 19, TN
Petty, Sarah G., age 18, KY
Petty, Heber C., age 4, Illinois
Petty, Catherine E., age 6, Illinois
Petty, Joseph H., age 2, On the Platte River
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------Baptism into the LDS church at Camden, Benton Co., TN. That is where
Directions from Mike Watkins and Sharoly were, " address for the Pettys...take the road northwest out of the town square is my memory. We drove up and down that road/street and never did find it. They lived just a few miles from the courthouse".It is also interesting that he was baptised in Benton Co TN, as was Thomas Petty (uncle to CatherinePetty (Albert's wife) and Thomas' son, R.C. Petty.
Albert Petty Obituary
Albert Petty: was born in Bourbon Co., Kentucky, and August 19th 1795; and departed this live June 19th 1869, which made him 73 years, 10 Months, and 9 days. He was baptized into the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day-Saints in the year 1835 in Benton County, Tennessee. From there he moved to Far West Missouri in 1836, where he remained until the saints were driven out. He moved from thence to Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois in 1840. In 1842 he was sent on a mission to Tennessee, and returned to Nauvoo before t he death of the Prophet Joseph Smith. He remained in Nauvoo until the breakup of that place, and in 1848, to Salt Lake City. He remained there one year when he was sent to Manti, Sanpete County, and remained until the spring of 1862 when he removed to Kane County where he died.
He was faithful to the principles of t he Latter-day Work, and w as beloved by all who knew him. He leaves many friends to mourn his loss.
Albert Petty was born on 10 Aug 1795 in Paris, Bourbon, Kentucky. He died on 19 Jun 1869 in Springdale, Washington, Utah and was buried in Jun 1869.
Heart Throbs of the West
Heart Throbs of the West: Volume 4
The Pioneer Mormon Missionary Including Missionary Journal of Wm. F. Carter
First Baptism in England"A warrant was issued, on the oath of a priest, against D. W. Patten, W. Parrish and myself (Wilford Woodruff). We
were accused in the warrant of the great 'crime' of testifying that Christ would come in this generation, and that we
promised the Holy Ghost to those whom we baptized. Brothers Patten and Parrish were taken on the 19th of June. I,
being in another county, escaped arrest. The brethren were put under two thousand dollar bonds to appear at Court.
Albert Petty and Seth Utley were their bondsmen; they were tried on the 22nd of June. They pleaded their own
cause. Although men came forward and testified that they did receive the Holy Ghost after they were baptized, the
brethren were condemned; but finally were released by paying the expenses of the mob court."Heart Throbs of the West
Heart Throbs of the West: Volume 9
They Came in '48
Pioneers of 1848Petty, Albert 53 Aug. 10, 1795 Bourbon Co., Ky. K
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Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, 1847-1868
Heber C. Kimball Company (1848)
Departure: 7 June 1848
Arrival in Salt Lake Valley: 24 September 1848
Company Information:
662 individuals were in the company when it began its journey from the outfitting post at Winter Quarters, Nebraska.Heber C. Kimball Company (1848)
Petty, Albert (52)
Petty, Catherine (45)
Petty, Catherine E. (4)
Petty, George A. (Unknown)
Petty, Heber C. Kimball (6)
Petty, Joseph Henry (infant)
Petty, Sarah G. (15)
Petty, William George (16)
Source: Family records in possession of William A. Petty
death date may also be 2 Aug 1877
26 Jun 1830 Possible alternate deathdate
Sources: Manti Ward Records; Emery Ward Records 025,928 p 231; Albert Petty
family book; Larry W. Olsen (Idaho Falls, ID)Manti Ward Records; Emery Ward Records 025,928 p 231;
Barb McGee
Manti ward records, Sterling ward records 6532 F Ut 541; Emery ward records
025,928; Albert Ptty Family Book p 223-227; Obituary Deseret News; IGIManti ward records, Sterling ward records 6532 F Ut 541; Emery ward
known as Maggie
see husband's record for sources
She is listed as Maggie E. Keeler in the Utah Cemetery Index for her daughter Dora Angeline Petty Peterson
Manti ward records, Sterling ward records 6532 F Ut 541; Emery ward records
025,928; Albert Ptty Family Book p 223-227; Obituary Deseret News; IGIManti ward records, Sterling ward records 6532 F Ut 541; Emery ward
family records
Dorothy Amelia Pectol, born 18 Sept 1879 at Glenwood. Blessed by Jens K. Peterson and George P. Pectol. Baptized 1 Aug. 1888 by Chauncy H. Cook, Caineville, Wayne, Utah. Confirmed by George P. Pectol, same day. Died March 1930. Md. 1st pm 13 April, 1898 to John W. Carrell Manti Temple
Dorothy Amelia Pectol b. 18 Sep 1879 Clover Flat, Piute, Utah
Heber Chase Petty
Cemeteries and Burial Databases, (State of Utah) (Reliability: 3)
"Burial Information: Petty, Heber C.
Birth: 0/0/1872
Death: 8/10/1935
Burial: 10/12/1935
Place of Birth: MANTI, UTAH
Place of Death: PROVO UTAH
Cause of Death:
Grave Location: Salt Lake City Cemetery, L-34-55-2-E
Source: Sexton Records***Victoria's Note: the death and burial do not make sense, so my guess is that the burial date has been reversed***
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Dorothy Amelia Pectol18 Sep 1879 Clover Flat, Piute, Utah
Buried Mar 1930 Salem City Cemetery, Salem, Utah, Utah
Died 16 Mar 1930 Salem, Utah, Utah1880 United States Census
George P. PECTOL Self M Male W 38 IN Farmer OH PA
Annina PECTOL Wife M Female W 29 DEN Keeping House DEN DEN
George P. PECTOL Son S Male W 13 UT At Home IN DEN
Christina PECTOL Dau S Female W 11 UT At Home IN DEN
Christian PECTOL Son S Male W 8 UT IN DEN
Partman PECTOL Son S Male W 5 UT IN DEN
Dorotha PECTOL Dau S Female W 9M UT IN DEN
Joseph PETERSEN BroL S Male W 21 UT Laborer DEN DEN
William PECTOL Brother S Male W 29 MO Laborer KY TN--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Source Information:
Census Place Greenwich, Piute, Utah
Family History Library Film 1255336
NA Film Number T9-1336
Page Number 545ADorothy Amelia Pectol, born 18 Sept 1879 at Glenwood. Blessed by Jens K. Peterson and George P. Pectol. Baptized 1 Aug. 1888 by Chauncy H. Cook, Caineville, Wayne, Utah. Confirmed by George P. Pectol, same day. Died March 1930. Md. 13 April, 1898 to John W. Carrell Manti Temple
All temple dates on this chart are from a temple stamp
unmarried
unmarried
family records