Daughter of Lorenzo Babcock and Amy Ann Marble
Married James Levi Bryner, 10 June 1900, Spring Glen, Carbon, Utah
Married Elisha Edner Chalk, 1 Aug 1935, Monroe, Sevier, Utah. Later divorced.
Jerusha requested to be buried by 2 of her nieces, Amy & Mary Ann Fuellmer. These young girls died in an epidemic. Their mother was Jerusha's sister, Mary Babcock Fullmer.
Jerusha's mother was a Marble from the neighboring Central Valley clan. Her siblings also married into the Hanchett & Norton families with Annabella ties.
No marker exists for Jerusha. The Fullmer stones are also crumbling.
Married James Levi Bryner, 10 June 1900, Spring Glen, Carbon, Utah
Married Elisha Edner Chalk, 1 Aug 1935, Monroe, Sevier, Utah. Later divorced.
Jerusha requested to be buried by 2 of her nieces, Amy & Mary Ann Fuellmer. These young girls died in an epidemic. Their mother was Jerusha's sister, Mary Babcock Fullmer.
Jerusha's mother was a Marble from the neighboring Central Valley clan. Her siblings also married into the Hanchett & Norton families with Annabella ties.
No marker exists for Jerusha. The Fullmer stones are also crumbling.
Daughter of Lorenzo Babcock and Amy Ann Marble
Married James Levi Bryner, 10 June 1900, Spring Glen, Carbon, Utah
Married Elisha Edner Chalk, 1 Aug 1935, Monroe, Sevier, Utah. Later divorced.
Jerusha requested to be buried by 2 of her nieces, Amy & Mary Ann Fuellmer. These young girls died in an epidemic. Their mother was Jerusha's sister, Mary Babcock Fullmer.
Jerusha's mother was a Marble from the neighboring Central Valley clan. Her siblings also married into the Hanchett & Norton families with Annabella ties.
No marker exists for Jerusha. The Fullmer stones are also crumbling.
Married James Levi Bryner, 10 June 1900, Spring Glen, Carbon, Utah
Married Elisha Edner Chalk, 1 Aug 1935, Monroe, Sevier, Utah. Later divorced.
Jerusha requested to be buried by 2 of her nieces, Amy & Mary Ann Fuellmer. These young girls died in an epidemic. Their mother was Jerusha's sister, Mary Babcock Fullmer.
Jerusha's mother was a Marble from the neighboring Central Valley clan. Her siblings also married into the Hanchett & Norton families with Annabella ties.
No marker exists for Jerusha. The Fullmer stones are also crumbling.
Gravesite Details
She was known as Mrs. Barney at the time of her death. She chose to use that name later in life. The marriage to Elisha Chalk was short lived and ended in divorce. Sexton office records name as Babcock, death certificate at Chalk.
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