In 1837 Hosea Stout moved to Caldwell County, Missouri, and married Samantha Peck, daughter of Benjamin Peck and Phoebe Crosby, on January 7, 1838. [from "Three Plus Two Equals Four" by Lida Brooks Larkin]
From the diary of Allen Joseph Stout (brother of Samantha's husband, Hosea Stout): "...Then I went out 14 miles to a little town called Rayson and worked with my brother at carpentry and other work until the 5th of July, 1839, when Hosea, Thomas Rich and myself started for Commerce, afterwards called Nauvoo, and came here and stayed a few days and then went over the Mississippi River into Iowa, and then began to improve a place..."
"I attended the general conference on the 6th day of October, 1839, in Nauvoo at which time I was ordained an elder under the hands of Alpheus Cutler. On the 29th of November, Sumantha, my brother's wife died."
From the diary of Allen Joseph Stout (brother of Samantha's husband, Hosea Stout): "...Then I went out 14 miles to a little town called Rayson and worked with my brother at carpentry and other work until the 5th of July, 1839, when Hosea, Thomas Rich and myself started for Commerce, afterwards called Nauvoo, and came here and stayed a few days and then went over the Mississippi River into Iowa, and then began to improve a place..."
"I attended the general conference on the 6th day of October, 1839, in Nauvoo at which time I was ordained an elder under the hands of Alpheus Cutler. On the 29th of November, Sumantha, my brother's wife died."
In 1837 Hosea Stout moved to Caldwell County, Missouri, and married Samantha Peck, daughter of Benjamin Peck and Phoebe Crosby, on January 7, 1838. [from "Three Plus Two Equals Four" by Lida Brooks Larkin]
From the diary of Allen Joseph Stout (brother of Samantha's husband, Hosea Stout): "...Then I went out 14 miles to a little town called Rayson and worked with my brother at carpentry and other work until the 5th of July, 1839, when Hosea, Thomas Rich and myself started for Commerce, afterwards called Nauvoo, and came here and stayed a few days and then went over the Mississippi River into Iowa, and then began to improve a place..."
"I attended the general conference on the 6th day of October, 1839, in Nauvoo at which time I was ordained an elder under the hands of Alpheus Cutler. On the 29th of November, Sumantha, my brother's wife died."
From the diary of Allen Joseph Stout (brother of Samantha's husband, Hosea Stout): "...Then I went out 14 miles to a little town called Rayson and worked with my brother at carpentry and other work until the 5th of July, 1839, when Hosea, Thomas Rich and myself started for Commerce, afterwards called Nauvoo, and came here and stayed a few days and then went over the Mississippi River into Iowa, and then began to improve a place..."
"I attended the general conference on the 6th day of October, 1839, in Nauvoo at which time I was ordained an elder under the hands of Alpheus Cutler. On the 29th of November, Sumantha, my brother's wife died."
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