David King Udall 1851–1938 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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David King Udall, 1851–1938 (aged 86 years)

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David King Udall

Name: David King /Udall/
Surname: Udall
Given names: David King

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Family with Eliza Luella Stewart
himself	Links Birth: 7 September 1851 — St.Louis, St.Louis, Mo., USA Marriage: 1 February 1875 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Death: 18 February 1938 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA Burial: 20 February 1938 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA Unique identifier: 51D7EA2FD16BA44C97CB2A6FCE1DAE686910 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Eliza Luella Stewart David Stewart Udall Pearl Udall Erma Udall Mary Udall Luella Udall David King Udall Levi Stewart Udall Paul Drawbridge Udall Rebecca May Udall David King Udall 1851–1938 Birth: 7 September 1851 — St.Louis, St.Louis, Mo., USA Death: 18 February 1938 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA
wife	Links Birth: 21 May 1855 43 22 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Marriage: 1 February 1875 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Death: 28 May 1937 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA Burial: 30 May 1937 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA Unique identifier: 51D7EA2FD16BA44C97CB2A6FCE1DAE686910 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse David King Udall David Stewart Udall Pearl Udall Erma Udall Mary Udall Luella Udall David King Udall Levi Stewart Udall Paul Drawbridge Udall Rebecca May Udall Eliza Luella Stewart 1855–1937 Birth: 21 May 1855 43 22 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Death: 28 May 1937 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA
Marriage	Marriage — 1 February 1875 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
4 years son	Links Birth: 8 November 1878 27 23 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 8 November 1878 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships David Stewart Udall 1878–1878 Birth: 8 November 1878 27 23 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 8 November 1878 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA
20 months daughter	Links Birth: 20 June 1880 28 25 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 7 April 1950 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Burial: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Pearl Udall 1880–1950 Birth: 20 June 1880 28 25 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 7 April 1950 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
2 years daughter	Links Birth: 16 September 1882 31 27 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA Death: 23 October 1966 — Mesa, Maricopa, Az Burial: 27 October 1966 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse William Wellington Sherwood Elaine Sherwood William Hubbell Sherwood Erma Udall 1882–1966 Birth: 16 September 1882 31 27 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA Death: 23 October 1966 — Mesa, Maricopa, Az
22 months daughter	Links Birth: 5 July 1884 32 29 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA Death: 1 October 1885 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Mary Udall 1884–1885 Birth: 5 July 1884 32 29 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA Death: 1 October 1885
19 months daughter	Links Birth: 18 January 1886 34 30 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA Death: 2 April 1952 — San Jose, Santa Clara, Ca., USA Burial: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Garland Pace Udall Wilson Pace Luella Udall 1886–1952 Birth: 18 January 1886 34 30 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA Death: 2 April 1952 — San Jose, Santa Clara, Ca., USA
2 years son	Links Birth: 26 May 1888 36 33 — St. Johns, Apache, Az Marriage: 20 December 1946 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Death: 30 December 1960 — Long Beach, Los Angles, Ca Burial: 3 January 1961 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Unique identifier: 013B740F91EEA349943F78371A19395E7654 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Aurora Mariger Theodore Howard Udall Family with spouse Maude Iola Dent David King Udall 1888–1960 Birth: 26 May 1888 36 33 — St. Johns, Apache, Az Death: 30 December 1960 — Long Beach, Los Angles, Ca
3 years son	Links Birth: 20 January 1891 39 35 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA Death: 30 May 1960 — Wickenburg, Maricopa, Az., USA Burial: 2 June 1960 — Phoenix, Maricopa, Az., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Louisa Lee Morris King Udall Levi Stewart Udall 1891–1960 Birth: 20 January 1891 39 35 — St.John, Apache, Az., USA Death: 30 May 1960 — Wickenburg, Maricopa, Az., USA
4 years son	Links Birth: 2 December 1894 43 39 — Round Valley, Apache, Az., USA Death: 21 February 1896 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Paul Drawbridge Udall 1894–1896 Birth: 2 December 1894 43 39 — Round Valley, Apache, Az., USA Death: 21 February 1896
3 years daughter	Links Birth: 1 September 1897 45 42 — Round Valley, Apache, Az., USA Death: 6 April 1898 — Round Valley, Apache, Az., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Rebecca May Udall 1897–1898 Birth: 1 September 1897 45 42 — Round Valley, Apache, Az., USA Death: 6 April 1898 — Round Valley, Apache, Az., USA

Events of close relatives
Birth	7 September 1851 St.Louis, St.Louis, Mo., USA
Marriage	Eliza Luella Stewart — View this family 1 February 1875 (aged 23 years) Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
Birth of a son	David Stewart Udall 8 November 1878 Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA
Death of a son	David Stewart Udall 8 November 1878 Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA
Birth of a daughter	Pearl Udall 20 June 1880 Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA
Birth of a daughter	Erma Udall 16 September 1882 St.John, Apache, Az., USA
Birth of a daughter	Mary Udall 5 July 1884 St.John, Apache, Az., USA
Death of a daughter	Mary Udall 1 October 1885
Birth of a daughter	Luella Udall 18 January 1886 St.John, Apache, Az., USA
Birth of a son	David King Udall 26 May 1888 St. Johns, Apache, Az
Birth of a son	Levi Stewart Udall 20 January 1891 St.John, Apache, Az., USA
Birth of a son	Paul Drawbridge Udall 2 December 1894 Round Valley, Apache, Az., USA
Death of a son	Paul Drawbridge Udall 21 February 1896
Birth of a daughter	Rebecca May Udall 1 September 1897 Round Valley, Apache, Az., USA
Death of a daughter	Rebecca May Udall 6 April 1898 Round Valley, Apache, Az., USA
Death of a wife	Eliza Luella Stewart 28 May 1937 St.John, Apache, Az., USA
Burial of a wife	Eliza Luella Stewart 30 May 1937 St.John, Apache, Az., USA
Death	18 February 1938 (aged 86 years) St.John, Apache, Az., USA
Burial	20 February 1938 (2 days after death) St.John, Apache, Az., USA
Unique identifier	16B4E2DE8BE90541B3FCAEA29E395FDA5305
Last change	27 August 2011 – 00:00:00

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Note	There is a wonderful picture of David King Udall and Eliza Luell a stewart atthe following website: http://dissy,library,arizona ,edu/branches/spc/udalljpgs/50thann-small.jpg David King Udall Sr. Married Eliza Luella Stewart, daughter of L evi Stewart and Margery Wilkerson. David's sister, Mary Ann Uda ll married William Thomas Stewart a sister of Eliza Luella Stewa rt, daughter of Levi Stewart and Margery Wilkerson. Notes: David King Udall (1851-1938_ and IdaHunt Udall (1858-191 5) among the last generation of Mormons to live in pluralmarria ge. David King and Ida Hunt suffered the persecutions and the p ersonal anxieties that ultimatley led their Church to abandon th is doctrine. David King Udall was born in St. Louis, Mo, in 1851 to English i mmiGrant Mormon parents, who moved to Utah with young David then ext year. Ida Hunt was born in the back of a covered wagon in 1 858 in Hamilton's Fort, Utah, as her family jorneyed back from C alifornia to help defend the Church in the "Mormon War." Ida' s grandparents had converted to Mormonism as young adults, and h erparents had been missionaries in several Pacific islands. As a young man, David Udall rose quickly to leadership positio n in the Mormon Church. Shortly after his first marriage, to El iza "Ella" Stewart in 1875, he was sent to England for two year s as a missionary. In 1877, he returned to Ella and Utah and wa s soon ordained a high priest. In 1880, only twenty-nine year s old, hewas appointed Bishop of Eastern Arizona's St. Johns Wa rd where he soon foundhimself supervising not only purely relig ious functions, but also the construntion of irrigation ditches , a schoolhouse and several mills. Then, in 1882, despite incre asing persecution of the practice, he entered plural marriagewi th Ida Hunt, the daughter of the Bishop of an adjoining Ward wh o had moved to Arizona theyear before. Many years later, David King Udall recalled thissecond marriag e as a spiritual trial for himself and his two wives. All thre e had been raised in polygamous families and approached their un ion with happy memories of that experience as well as deep relig ious convictions. Yet all three felt emotional turmoil at takin g this step. Asked by Ida to confirmher approval of the marria ge, Ella could only say, "If it is the Lord's willI am perfectl y willing to try to endure it." And David, riding to ask Ida' s parents for their consent, remembered pausing at a fork in th e road: Oneroad led to Snowflake where Ida was awaitingme; th e other road led to St. John's -- to my home, my wife and baby . For a little time my mind was undecided and my soul in tormen t. I dismonted and on ky knees prayed fervently thatI might b e guided aright. A calm assurance came over me and I knew it w s my duty and privilege to enter int oplural marriage. I whippe d up my horse and rode to Snowflake as fast as the darkness woul d permit. From that Day to this I have felt that in accepting p lural marriage we have fulfilled the planof Heaven for me and m ine. It was the will of God to us. Following his marriage to Ida Hunt, David Udall's family was pla ced under additional stress byreactions among their predominant ly Hispanic and Catholic neighbors, who resented the Mormons a t St. John's as newcomers occupying land that was not rightfull y theirs. In 1884, a confrontation with some locals over the ow nership of a city lot nearly erupted into violence, and David, a long with nine other Mormons, were arrested for unlawful assembl y. All were eventually acquitted, but later that year David wa s charged with perjury for testimony he had given in a fellow Mo rmon's land claim. this time he was convicted and sent topriso n in Michigan. At nearly the same time, David and six other Mormons ofSt. John 's Ward were indicted on federal charges of polygamy. By law, I dacould be forced to testify agains her husband, an

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Note

There is a wonderful picture of David King Udall and Eliza Luell
a stewart atthe following website: http://dissy,library,arizona
,edu/branches/spc/udalljpgs/50thann-small.jpg
David King Udall Sr. Married Eliza Luella Stewart, daughter of L
evi Stewart and Margery Wilkerson. David's sister, Mary Ann Uda
ll married William Thomas Stewart a sister of Eliza Luella Stewa
rt, daughter of Levi Stewart and Margery Wilkerson.
Notes: David King Udall (1851-1938_ and IdaHunt Udall (1858-191
5) among the last generation of Mormons to live in pluralmarria
ge. David King and Ida Hunt suffered the persecutions and the p
ersonal anxieties that ultimatley led their Church to abandon th
is doctrine.
David King Udall was born in St. Louis, Mo, in 1851 to English i
mmiGrant Mormon parents, who moved to Utah with young David then
ext year. Ida Hunt was born in the back of a covered wagon in 1
858 in Hamilton's Fort, Utah, as her family jorneyed back from C
alifornia to help defend the Church in the "Mormon War." Ida'
s grandparents had converted to Mormonism as young adults, and h
erparents had been missionaries in several Pacific islands.
As a young man, David Udall rose quickly to leadership positio
n in the Mormon Church. Shortly after his first marriage, to El
iza "Ella" Stewart in 1875, he was sent to England for two year
s as a missionary. In 1877, he returned to Ella and Utah and wa
s soon ordained a high priest. In 1880, only twenty-nine year
s old, hewas appointed Bishop of Eastern Arizona's St. Johns Wa
rd where he soon foundhimself supervising not only purely relig
ious functions, but also the construntion of irrigation ditches
, a schoolhouse and several mills. Then, in 1882, despite incre
asing persecution of the practice, he entered plural marriagewi
th Ida Hunt, the daughter of the Bishop of an adjoining Ward wh
o had moved to Arizona theyear before.
Many years later, David King Udall recalled thissecond marriag
e as a spiritual trial for himself and his two wives. All thre
e had been raised in polygamous families and approached their un
ion with happy memories of that experience as well as deep relig
ious convictions. Yet all three felt emotional turmoil at takin
g this step. Asked by Ida to confirmher approval of the marria
ge, Ella could only say, "If it is the Lord's willI am perfectl
y willing to try to endure it." And David, riding to ask Ida'
s parents for their consent, remembered pausing at a fork in th
e road: Oneroad led to Snowflake where Ida was awaitingme; th
e other road led to St. John's -- to my home, my wife and baby
. For a little time my mind was undecided and my soul in tormen
t. I dismonted and on ky knees prayed fervently thatI might b
e guided aright. A calm assurance came over me and I knew it w
s my duty and privilege to enter int oplural marriage. I whippe
d up my horse and rode to Snowflake as fast as the darkness woul
d permit. From that Day to this I have felt that in accepting p
lural marriage we have fulfilled the planof Heaven for me and m
ine. It was the will of God to us.
Following his marriage to Ida Hunt, David Udall's family was pla
ced under additional stress byreactions among their predominant
ly Hispanic and Catholic neighbors, who resented the Mormons a
t St. John's as newcomers occupying land that was not rightfull
y theirs. In 1884, a confrontation with some locals over the ow
nership of a city lot nearly erupted into violence, and David, a
long with nine other Mormons, were arrested for unlawful assembl
y. All were eventually acquitted, but later that year David wa
s charged with perjury for testimony he had given in a fellow Mo
rmon's land claim. this time he was convicted and sent topriso
n in Michigan.
At nearly the same time, David and six other Mormons ofSt. John
's Ward were indicted on federal charges of polygamy. By law, I
dacould be forced to testify agains her husband, an