Second wife of Samuel John Sudbury

England Select Births and Christenings
Melksham, Wiltshire
Baptism February 27 1842, Lydia Franklin, parents Thomas and Jane Franklin

Parish Records
Melksham, Wiltshire
Baptism February 27 1842, Lydia Franklin, parents Thomas and Jane Franklin of Melksham, father is a labourer, ceremony by W. C. Osborn

Church Records Wesleyan Metropolitan Registry, Paternoster Row, London
No.6390
Samuel John the son of Samuel Sudbury of Egmanton in the Parish of Egmanton in the County of Nottingham and of Mary his wife who was the daughter of George and Ann Wardell was born in Egmanton on the Ninth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty nine, at whose birth was present William Sorby, Surgeon, of Tuxford and Mary Brown of Egmanton and was also solemly baptized with water, in the name of the Father, of the Son and of the Holy Ghost, on the eleventh day of October in the year of the Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty nine at the Methodist Chapel in Egmanton by Cuthbert Whiteside etc.

In the 1841 census Egmanton, Nottinghamshire
Ann Sudbury, age 75, ???? Dependent, born in Nottinghamshire
Samuel Sudbury, age 45, independent, born in Nottinghamshire
Edward Sudbury, age 20, land surveyor, born in Nottinghamshire
Mary Sudbury, age 40, born in Nottinghamshire
George Sudbury, age 15, born in Nottinghamshire
Samuel John Sudbury, age 10, born in Nottinghamshire
Richard Seth Sudbury, Age 10, born in Nottinghamshire
Keziah Sudbury, age 4, born in Nottinghamshire

In the 1851 census 24 Monmouth Street, Eccleshall Bierlow, Sheffield, Yorkshire
Head John Whitehead, married, age 27, Policeman, born Nottingham
Wife Mary Whitehead, age 26, born Egmanton
Son Edward Whitehead, age 6, scholar, born Egmanton
Son Samuel Whitehead, age 4, scholar, born Egmanton
Son Thomas Whitehead, age 1, at home, born Egmanton
2 families of boarders for a total of 6 people
Brother in Law Samuel Sudbury, unmarried, age 21, miller, born Egmanton, Nottinghamshire

In the January to March 1853 marriage index Samuel John Sudbury and Emma Crossland are on the same page, Sheffield, West Yorkshire, volume 9c, page 224.

New Orleans US Passenger Lists
Departed Liverpool, England,on the Golconda, arrived March 26 1853, New Orleans
George W. Whitehead, age 28, farmer
Mary Whitehead, age 27
Edward Whitehead, age 7
Samuel J. Whitehead, age 5
Richard S. Whitehead, age 1
Samuel J. Sudbury, age 28, miller
Emma Sudbury, age 20
[Samuel J. Sudbury and Mary Whitehead are siblings]

In the 1860 US census Salt Lake City, Summit, Utah Territory
Samuel J. Sudbury, age 28, miller, real estate $100, personal estate $200, born England
Emma Sudbury, age 27, born England
Lovina A. Sudbury, age 4, born Utah
Clara Ann Sudbury, age 2, born Utah
Samuel C. Sudbury, age 1 month, born Utah
Thomas J. Franklin, age 38, farmer, real estate $100, personal estate $6000, born England
Jane Franklin, age 38, born England
Mary Franklin, age 25, born Sweden
Lydia Sudbury, age 18, born England
Emily J. Sudbury, age 2, born Utah

In the 1880 US Census
City Creek Street, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Samuel J. Sudbery, age 50, married, miller, born England, parents born England
Wife Emma Sudbery, age 48, married, keeping house, born England, parents born England
Daughter Lavina Sudbery, age 23, single, at home, born Utah, parents born England
Daughter Clara Sudbery, age 22, single, born Utah, parents born England
Son Samuel Sudbery, age 20, single, work in picture gallery, born Utah, parents born England
Daughter Julia Sudbery, age 16, single, at school, born Utah, parents born England
Daughter Carrie Sudbery, age 13, single, at school, born Utah, parents born England
Son Edward Sudbery, age 11, at school, born Utah, parents born England
Son Frederick Sudbery, age 7, attended school, born Utah, parents born England
Son George Sudbery, age 1, born Utah, parents born England
Wife Wilhelmina Sudbery, age 28, single, keeping house, born Sleswichokewin, parents born in Prussia

In the 1900 US Census 7th East Street, Salt Lake City Utah
Head Samuel Sudbury, born September 1829, age 70, married, married 45 years, born England, parents born England, immigrated in 1853, 47 years in US, naturalized, miller retired,
Wife Emma Sudbury, born July 1832, age 67, married, married 45 years, 11 children born - 8 still living, born England, parents born England, immigrated 1853, 47 years in US
Daughter Lavina A. Sudbury, born September 1856, age 43, divorced, no children born alive, born Utah, parents born England, dress maker,

Salt Lake City Directory 1900
Sudbury Albert C, bds Brighton
Sudbury Clement R., dentist C W Gates, bds 129 Center
Sudbury Edward, clk [clerk?], res 940 W 9th South
Sudbury Fred W, Advertising Solicitor R L Polk & Co. res 940 W 9th South
Sudbury Lavina, bds 919 S 7th East
Sudbury Samuel C, farmer, res Brighton
Sudbury Samuel J. res 919 S 7th East
Wihelmine (wid Samuel) res 129 Centre

Salt Lake City, Utah, US Death Records
Samuel J. Sudbury, born September 9 1829 in England, died age 80 on December 28 1909 in Salt Lake City, Utah, widowed
Father Samuel J. Sudbury, mother Mary Ann Wardell

findagrave.com
Samuel John Sudbury
Birth 9 Sep 1829, Nottinghamshire, England
Death 28 Dec 1909 (aged 80), Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
Burial
Salt Lake City Cemetery Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
Plot H-3-3-1-E
Memorial ID 147498617
Father: Samuel John Sudbury (1793-1872)
Mother: Mary Ann Wardell (1800-1853)

From LDS Biographical Encyclopedia

Sudbury, Samuel John, a veteran Elder in the Church, was born Sept. 9, 1829, at Egmanton, County of Notts, England, the son of Samuel Sudbury and Mary Wardell.
He was baptized in April, 1853, by Cyrus S. Wheelock and emigrated to America in 1853, crossing the Atlantic in the ship "Golconda," which sailed from Liverpool Jan. 23rd and arrived at New Orleans March 25th. He crossed the plains in Captain Joseph W. Young's [Elder brother of Brigham Young] company, which arrived in Salt Lake City October 10, 1853. On the ocean voyage the ship encountered a terrific storm, which cleared the deck of its entire rigging, and while the storm was raging some of the Saints began murmuring because of their condition and expressed fears that they would never reach shore. Brother Sudbury, being very much annoyed, remarked: "If you are going to the bottom of the sea, go like Saints that you profess to be. I started for Salt Lake, and to Salt Lake I'm going, let this ship sink or swim." They remained at anchor for several weeks until they finally succeeded in rigging up new sails.
Brother Sudbury in his young days was a man of great physical strength, and when the emigrants forded the rivers he carried many women and children across. Frequently he would take a woman in each arm and tell them to hold on to their babes. In going down steep hills he often walked along side of the wagons, and with a firm grip on the spokes of each wagon, he would practically lock the wheel and thus prevent it from sliding down the mountain side.
After his arrival in the Valley, he was engaged by President Brigham Young as a miller and ran the mill in Parley's Canyon, which was afterwards turned into a woolen factory. He also had charge of the Liberty Park mill, the Empire mill (in City Creek Canyon) and another mill in Tooele county. For a number of years he acted as superintendent of all Pres. Young's mills. At the time of "the move" in 1858 Bro. Sudbury was retained at the mill in Parley's Canyon grinding flour, boxing it and sending what he could to the Saints and storing the rest in the hillside. His faithful wife Emma and his daughter Lovine remained with him. For two weeks he was grinding flour so continuously that he had no time left for sleep.
By Emma Lovine Crossland (daughter of John and Caroline Crossland) whom he married in Sheffield, England, about two weeks before sailing, he had eleven children.
About 1857 he married Lydia Franklyn, who became the mother of two children, and about 1878 he married Wilhelmine Damcke (daughter of Frederick Clement Damcke and Christine Wilckin), who was born August 21, 1851, at Rhodchendorff, Holstein, Germany. She only had one child.
Altogether Brother Sudbury was the father of fourteen children. He visited England in 1875 and again in 1904. While on this last trip he performed considerable missionary labor. During the anti-polygamy raid Brother Sudbury had charge of the Gardo House, where he lived with his family for five years. He was a trusted employee of President John Taylor and also President Woodruff, and had many thrilling experiences. Joseph F. Smith told him that his faithfulness surely would secure him a martyr's crown. Bro. Sudbury was ordained a High Priest Dec. 13, 1901, by Joseph F. Smith, and died in Salt Lake City Dec. 26, 1910.
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