CAMPBELL, Jonathon

1853 - 1933  (79 years)  Submit Photo / Document

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• Name	CAMPBELL, Jonathon
  Birth	14 Nov 1853	Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States
  Christening	4 Dec 1853	Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States
  Gender	Male
  WAC	2 Oct 1879	EHOUS
  _TAG	Reviewed on FS
  Death	27 Mar 1933	Logan, Cache, Utah, United States
  Burial	30 Mar 1933	Logan, Cache, Utah, United States
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  Person ID	I20460	Joseph Smith Sr and Lucy Mack Smith
  Last Modified	19 Aug 2021

  
  

  Father	CAMPBELL, Jonathan Jr. ,   b. 26 Jan 1812, Ridgebury, Bradford, Pennsylvania, United States Ridgebury, Bradford, Pennsylvania, United Statesd. 24 Nov 1886, Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States (Age 74 years)
  Mother	SHIPMAN, Lucinda ,   b. 23 Dec 1822, Athens, Leeds, Ontario, Canada Athens, Leeds, Ontario, Canadad. 24 Jul 1906, Rigby, Jefferson, Idaho, United States (Age 83 years)
  Marriage	Dec 1850	Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States
  Family ID	F10909	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	RALEIGH, Sarah Joiner ,   b. 19 Jul 1859, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United Statesd. 21 Sep 1945, Logan, Cache, Utah, United States (Age 86 years)
  Marriage	27 Apr 1879	Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States
  Family ID	F10939	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	24 Jan 2022

  
  

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  LDS Biographical Encyclopedia, Andrew Jenson, Vol. 1, p.398 Campbell, Jonathan, one of the presidents of the 5th quorum of Seventy, is the son of Jonathan Campbell and Lucinda Shipman, and was born Nov. 14, 1853, in North Ogden. Weber county, Utah. His father was acquainted with the Prophet Joseph Smith, worked on the Nauvoo Temple, and was a member of the famous Mormon Battalion. Jonathan was baptized when about eight years old, received a limited education and was raised a farmer. After an unsuccessful attempt at farming in Malad valley, he went to Park Valley, Box Elder county, in 1871, and became the first settler in what is now called Rosette, in the west end of the valley; he also engaged in freighting, between Kelton station and Boise City, Idaho, and other northern points; but though he was constantly thrown into the company of wicked men, he kept himself pure and led a virtuous life. April 27, 1879, he married Miss Sariah J. Raleigh, daughter of Bishop Alonzo H. Raleigh, having previously been ordained an Elder, Dec. 21, 1884, he was ordained a Seventy by Lorenzo Hunsaker and became identified with the 5th quorum; subsequently he became a president of said quorum. For many years he labored as a Ward Teacher in the Park Valley Ward, became an officer in the Y. M. M. I. A., and superintendent of the Park Valley Sunday school. In 1899 he was called on a mission to the Eastern States, from which he has not yet returned. Elder Campbell writes: "I have a nice family, consisting of a wife and ten children, of whom I feel justly proud. My children have all been taught the true gospel, and they have faith in God. They are all healthy and strong, and I have never had a doctor in my house since I became the head of a family." Besides his positions in the Church, Elder Campbell has filled a number of secular offices. Thus he was the first postmaster in Rosette, and had the honor of naming the office. He has also served as precinct constable and road supervisor. Membership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 1830-1848 Compiled by Susan Easton Black I cannot find him in the 1870 census. He would be 16 or 17. He is not living with his father or his mother. 1880 Census of Park Valley Box Elder, Utah Campbell John' white male age 26 a farmer born in Utah, Father born in Penn mother born in Canada " Sarah white female age 21 wife keeping house born in Utah father born in NH and mother born in MO " Helen May white female age 4/12 born in May daughter born in Utah and both parents born in Utah 1910 Census of Lewisville, Fremont, Idaho Campbell, Jonathan, head, male white age 56 married 30 years born Utah, father born Illinois(sic) mother born Missouri farmer Campbell, Sarah J. wife female white age 50 married 30 years 11 children born to her and 10 still living. born in Utah, father in New Hampsire and mother in Missouri Campbell, Charlotte daughter age 22 single born in Utah--school teacher Campbell, Isabelle daughter age 18 single born in Utah--school teacher Campbell, Cornelius son age 20 single born in Utah--clergyman Campbell, Ruth daughter age 15 born in Utah Campbell, Clem son age 13 born Utah Campbell, Alma son age 11 born Utah. 1920 Census of Logan, Cache, Utah Campbell, Jonathan head white male age 66 farmer married owns farm free and clear born in Utah, father born in Penn, mother born in Canada Campbell, Sarah J. Wife female white age 69 married born in Utah, father born in NH and mother born in Missouri Campbell, Clemson A. son male white age 22 single born in Utah and both parents born in Utah no occupation Campbell, Alma R. son male white age 20 single born in Utah both parents born in Utah no occupation 1930 Census of Logan Utah ED 54 Campbell, Jonathan, head age 76 owns property worth 2000.00 he has a radio married at age 25 born in Utah, father born Penn, Mother born in Canada (English) He has no occupation Campbell, Sarah wife age 70 married at age 20 born in Utah, father born in NH and mother born in MO. (on the same page is his son Alma and his family) Ancestry.com Mar. 28 LOGAN--Jonathan Campbell, 79, died at the family home Monday. 269 North Sixth East street, after an illness of several months. He was born at North Ogden, November 14, 1853, a son of Jonathan and Lucinda Campbell. He had resided here since 1917. He married Sarah Jane Raleigh, who survives him, April 27, 1879. Besides his widow he is survived by ten sons and daughters: Mrs. Helen M. Lauder, San Leandro, Cal.; Mrs. J. H. Wise, Salt Lake; Mrs. Harry Bitton, J. Cornelius Campbell, Swan Valley, Idaho; Mrs. J. A. Langtry, Tillamook, Ore.; Mrs. George Barlow, Simms, Mont.; Mrs. W. R. Goff, Mrs. George R. Walker, Rigby, Idaho; A. C. Campbell, Twin Falls, Idaho; Alma Campbell, Logan; one brother, N. L. Campbell, Preston, Idaho: 43 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Utah Death Index, 1905-1951 Name: Jonathan Campbell Death Date: 27 March, 1933 Statefilenumber: 1933001185 Gender: Male Age: 79 County of Death: Cache When a young man by the name of Jonathan Campbell took a load of wood into Kelton seeing me and knowing who I was asked me to go stay with him for one year and told me he would give me a colt if I would. I got on his wagon and went home with him. I did not see or hear of the Stuart family until after I was married.I stayed with Jonathan a year and while I was with him his brother Helaman got struck over the head with a hoe an d left him insane. He struck .father and wanted to kill him but they wouldn't let him and he wanted to take me up the creek into the canyon in the night but they wouldn't let me go. instead they put me on a horse and sent me three miles after help. I went and got a man by the name of Adam Larsen and some other help didn't get back to Campbell son till after sunrise Helaman locked himself up in a room and wouldn't let anybody in. Adam Larsen went to the door and asked him to let him in. He said who is there? It is Ad Larsen, he said I don't want to see you. They sent me after Jonathan, who was working down Duft Creek about four miles. So Jonathan immediately went home. They fixed up a team for the purpose of taking him to North Ogden. When Jonathan arrived he demanded him to open the door which he did, after they were ready to go with him they asked him to get into the wagon which he obeyed. They took him to North Ogden and placed him in the hands of a younger man by the name of William Jerrard. He handled him with a black whip until he was doctored and better. I stayed with Jonathan Campbell a year as he asked me to. He gave me the colt. While I was staying with him we had quite a few different kinds of experiences. He had a wild cow that I had milked a few times and once he had on his best pants and decided he was going to milk the cow. When he sit down to her the cow kicked him on the leg a and tore his pants. He got up a and gave the cow a beaten and told me to milk her he wasn't going to milk her any more. Another time he was going to kill a pig He shot the pig twice, knocked it down with the ax, stuck a knife into its throat. When he thought the pig was dead he stuck it into a barrel of scalding water and it kicked himself out. So he had to wait until the pig died before he could scald him.