Albert Andrew Park 1881–1960 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Albert Andrew Park, 1881–1960 (aged 79 years)

Name

Albert Andrew Park

Name: Albert Andrew /Park/
Surname: Park
Given names: Albert Andrew

Sex Male

Date differences

Family with parents
father	Links Birth: 30 December 1849 47 32 — provo, Utah, Utah, USA LDS baptism: 6 August 1860 Marriage: 26 October 1874 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA LDS endowment: 26 October 1876 Death: 24 January 1940 — Orem, Utah, Utah, USA Burial: 28 January 1940 — Orem, Ut., Utah, USA Unique identifier: 1E6ADE2FFE6E3344A1137588B81CD7BA8E30 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Martha Melissa Parker John Parker Park Hugh Park Nora Park Albert Andrew Park Louisa B Park William Smith Park Joseph Park Eliza Iona Park Mary Ann Park Uella Jane Park Vetris Erma Park John Smith Park 1849–1940 Birth: 30 December 1849 47 32 — provo, Utah, Utah, USA Death: 24 January 1940 — Orem, Utah, Utah, USA
mother	Links Birth: 6 October 1856 — Farmington, Davis, Ut., USA LDS baptism: June 1865 Marriage: 26 October 1874 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA LDS endowment: 26 October 1874 Death: 19 July 1913 — Provo, Ut., Ut., USA Burial: 24 July 1913 — Provo City Cemetery, Provo, Ut., Ut., USA Unique identifier: 1E6ADE2FFE6E3344A1137588B81CD7BA8E30 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse John Smith Park John Parker Park Hugh Park Nora Park Albert Andrew Park Louisa B Park William Smith Park Joseph Park Eliza Iona Park Mary Ann Park Uella Jane Park Vetris Erma Park Martha Melissa Parker 1856–1913 Birth: 6 October 1856 — Farmington, Davis, Ut., USA Death: 19 July 1913 — Provo, Ut., Ut., USA
Marriage	Marriage — 26 October 1874 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
11 months elder brother	Links Birth: 4 October 1875 25 18 — Randolph, Rich, Utah, USA Occupation: Constable Provo Bench, Orem, Ut. Justice of the Peach for 14 years. Superintendent of the Provo Bench Canal 16 years. Farmer Death: 23 February 1883 — Provo Bench, Orem, Ut., Utah, USA LDS child sealing: 5 August 1966 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships John Parker Park 1875–1883 Birth: 4 October 1875 25 18 — Randolph, Rich, Utah, USA Death: 23 February 1883 — Provo Bench, Orem, Ut., Utah, USA
23 months elder brother	Links LDS endowment: 13 January 1874 Birth: 12 August 1877 27 20 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA LDS baptism: 18 July 1886 Death: 26 January 1957 LDS child sealing: 5 August 1966 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Hugh Park 1877–1957 Birth: 12 August 1877 27 20 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA Death: 26 January 1957
2 years elder sister	Links Birth: 29 August 1879 29 22 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA LDS baptism: 16 September 1888 Death: 28 May 1900 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA LDS endowment: 28 January 1906 LDS child sealing: 5 August 1966 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Nora Park 1879–1900 Birth: 29 August 1879 29 22 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA Death: 28 May 1900 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA
2 years himself	Links Birth: 2 September 1881 31 24 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA LDS baptism: 22 June 1890 LDS endowment: 26 June 1901 Death: 28 December 1960 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Burial: 1 January 1961 — Wasatch Lawn Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Unique identifier: A2058ADD9E38284389AA0F75DCE1C658E173 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ruth Dilworth Albert Andrew Park 1881–1960 Birth: 2 September 1881 31 24 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA Death: 28 December 1960 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
22 months younger sister	Links Birth: 21 June 1883 33 26 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA Blessing: 7 January 1886 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA LDS baptism: August 1893 LDS endowment: 24 October 1900 LDS child sealing: 5 August 1966 Death: 5 November 1979 — Long Beach, Los Angelese, Ca., USA Burial: 12 November 1979 — Long Beach, Los Angelese, Ca., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Louisa B Park 1883–1979 Birth: 21 June 1883 33 26 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA Death: 5 November 1979 — Long Beach, Los Angelese, Ca., USA
2 years younger brother	Links Birth: 3 September 1885 35 28 — Orem, Ut., Uta., USA LDS baptism: 21 August 1897 Marriage: 13 April 1910 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Death: 25 January 1963 — Orem, Ut., Uta., USA Burial: 28 January 1963 — Orem, Ut., Uta., USA LDS endowment: 5 August 1966 Unique identifier: 6D9DF6EE8947D64BB2EFBB940378FBA9EE77 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Sarah Elizabeth Meacham Helen Melisa Park William Smith Park 1885–1963 Birth: 3 September 1885 35 28 — Orem, Ut., Uta., USA Death: 25 January 1963 — Orem, Ut., Uta., USA
2 years younger brother	Links Birth: 1887 37 30 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA Death: 1887 — Provo Bench, Orem, Ut., Utah, USA Burial: 1887 — Provo Bench, Orem, Ut., Utah, USA LDS child sealing: 5 August 1966 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Joseph Park 1887–1887 Birth: 1887 37 30 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA Death: 1887 — Provo Bench, Orem, Ut., Utah, USA
3 years younger sister	Links Birth: 16 August 1889 39 32 — Orem, Ut., Uta., USA LDS baptism: 21 August 1897 LDS endowment: 3 November 1909 LDS child sealing: 5 August 1966 Death: 22 October 1969 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Eliza Iona Park 1889–1969 Birth: 16 August 1889 39 32 — Orem, Ut., Uta., USA Death: 22 October 1969
4 years younger sister	Links Birth: 20 May 1893 43 36 — Provo Bench, Orem, Ut., Utah, USA LDS baptism: 9 June 1901 LDS endowment: 4 June 1913 LDS child sealing: 5 August 1966 Death: 16 December 1977 — Orem, Ut., Uta., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Mary Ann Park 1893–1977 Birth: 20 May 1893 43 36 — Provo Bench, Orem, Ut., Utah, USA Death: 16 December 1977 — Orem, Ut., Uta., USA
4 years younger sister	Links Birth: 6 November 1896 46 40 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA Death: 30 December 1922 — Carey, Blaine, Id., USA Burial: 1 January 1923 — Carey, Blaine, Id., USA LDS baptism: 4 November 1955 LDS endowment: 11 January 1956 LDS child sealing: 5 August 1966 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Uella Jane Park 1896–1922 Birth: 6 November 1896 46 40 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA Death: 30 December 1922 — Carey, Blaine, Id., USA
3 years younger sister	Links Birth: 20 June 1899 49 42 — Orem, Ut., Uta., USA LDS baptism: 12 July 1908 LDS endowment: 9 October 1919 LDS child sealing: 5 August 1966 Death: 26 February 1968 — Long Beach, Los Angelest, Ca., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Vetris Erma Park 1899–1968 Birth: 20 June 1899 49 42 — Orem, Ut., Uta., USA Death: 26 February 1968 — Long Beach, Los Angelest, Ca., USA

Family with Ruth Dilworth
himself	Links Birth: 2 September 1881 31 24 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA LDS baptism: 22 June 1890 LDS endowment: 26 June 1901 Death: 28 December 1960 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Burial: 1 January 1961 — Wasatch Lawn Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Unique identifier: A2058ADD9E38284389AA0F75DCE1C658E173 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ruth Dilworth Albert Andrew Park 1881–1960 Birth: 2 September 1881 31 24 — Provo, Ut., Utah, USA Death: 28 December 1960 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
partner	Links Birth: 16 September 1881 — Provo Bench, Orem, Ut., Utah, USA Unique identifier: A2058ADD9E38284389AA0F75DCE1C658E173 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Albert Andrew Park Ruth Dilworth 1881–… Birth: 16 September 1881 — Provo Bench, Orem, Ut., Utah, USA

Events of close relatives
Birth	2 September 1881 31 24 Provo, Ut., Utah, USA
Death of a brother	John Parker Park 23 February 1883 Provo Bench, Orem, Ut., Utah, USA
Birth of a sister	Louisa B Park 21 June 1883 Provo, Ut., Utah, USA
Birth of a brother	William Smith Park 3 September 1885 Orem, Ut., Uta., USA
Birth of a brother	Joseph Park 1887 Provo, Ut., Utah, USA
Death of a brother	Joseph Park 1887 Provo Bench, Orem, Ut., Utah, USA
Burial of a brother	Joseph Park 1887 Provo Bench, Orem, Ut., Utah, USA
Birth of a sister	Eliza Iona Park 16 August 1889 Orem, Ut., Uta., USA
LDS baptism	22 June 1890 (aged 8 years)
Death of a paternal grandmother	Louisa Smith 26 October 1891 Provo, Utah, Utah, USA
Burial of a paternal grandmother	Louisa Smith 28 October 1891 Provo, Utah, Utah, USA
Birth of a sister	Mary Ann Park 20 May 1893 Provo Bench, Orem, Ut., Utah, USA
Birth of a sister	Uella Jane Park 6 November 1896 Provo, Ut., Utah, USA
Birth of a sister	Vetris Erma Park 20 June 1899 Orem, Ut., Uta., USA
Death of a sister	Nora Park 28 May 1900 Provo, Ut., Utah, USA
LDS endowment	26 June 1901 (aged 19 years) Temple: Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
Death of a mother	Martha Melissa Parker 19 July 1913 Provo, Ut., Ut., USA
Burial of a mother	Martha Melissa Parker 24 July 1913 Provo City Cemetery, Provo, Ut., Ut., USA
Death of a sister	Uella Jane Park 30 December 1922 Carey, Blaine, Id., USA
Burial of a sister	Uella Jane Park 1 January 1923 Carey, Blaine, Id., USA
Death of a father	John Smith Park 24 January 1940 Orem, Utah, Utah, USA
Burial of a father	John Smith Park 28 January 1940 Orem, Ut., Utah, USA
Death of a brother	Hugh Park 26 January 1957
Death	28 December 1960 (aged 79 years) Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
Burial	1 January 1961 (4 days after death) Wasatch Lawn Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
Unique identifier	C30D26BC5D569B4FA39797C0DA20B3E97610
Last change	13 May 2015 – 06:11:56 Author of last change: Danny

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Note	Event: Military 1917-1918 Hailey,Blaine County, Id Residence: May 1904 Timpanogas(Orem), Utah County, Ut Residence: Aug 1904, Carey,Blaine Co.,Id Residence: Nov1905, Carey, Blaine County, Id Residence: May 1912 Provo Bench, Orem, Ut.,Ut., USA Residence Nov 1913 Carey,Blaine Co.,Id Residence 10 jun 1947, Corvallis,Ravalli,Mt., USA Census 1920 Idaho, Blaine County, Carey Precinct Alber 38 and Ruth 38, at home with children: Vila R. 15: Arvilla B 13: Asael A. 11: JohnD. 8; Lavon J.4; an d Gerald W. 2 3/12. They owned the 62 acred farm, but hada mor tgage. Event Location 1902 Whiskey Gap, Alberta,Canada Even Location2 Jul 1901 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Ut. Ruth's brother Will, lived with them for several years, also. H e would have been about 12 when he came andhe helped with the c hores and slept upstairs which was reached by a ladder to an ups tairs window, the North one. The stairs and, also, the kitche n andporch were added at later times. On December 9, 1906, ano ther daughter wasborn, Arvilla B. At six weeks of age she beca me very ill with pneumonia butthankfully she recovered. When s he was a school girl she took a new name, Billie, and has been B illie ver since. On the 2nd of December, 1908, Ruth andAlbert's first son was bo rn. He was named Asael Albert but was usually called Ace. A se cond son, John Devere, was born September 1, 1911. Always calle d Dee, he and his older brother became inseperable pals. Even a s adults they were very close. But then the whole family was al ways close. On the 13thof May 1912 the family returned to Prov o Bench. They traveled in a coveredwagon and a buggy , each be ing pulled by a team of horses. Asael remembers alittle dog th at joined them for quite a ways. Somewhere in Idaho, the teamp ulling the buggy stopped on the railroad tracks and wouldn't bud ge. Theycould hear the train coming. Albert quicly unhitche d both the teams and hitched the other one to the buggy and pull ed it from the tracks. They called this buggy "the white top" b ecause of its white canvas top. The teams were Prince and Cap a nd Doll and Belle. Prince and Cap were a good hard working tea m and when Cap later broke his leg in a runaway, Albert hated t o lose him sorather than shoot him, he had a splint put on hi s leg, and turned him out topasture for the summer and it heale d leaving the horse with a lip. This occurred during one of Alb ert's trips to Salt Lake to sell fruit. He had stopped at a hou se on the east bench, to see if they would buy, when the team to ok off. It was stopped by some high school boys but sometime du ring the run "Cap" had broken his foreleg. The fall of 1912, Vila and Arvilla went to schoolat the Sharo n School in Orem. It was across the road and a little to the no rth of their place. Albert's father gave the land school was bu ilt on. Healso gave the land for the Sharon Ward Church. There was a swiftly flowing irrigation ditch between them and th eir grandfather's house. One Day while playing Billie fell int o the ditch. Her sister saw her and ran to the bridge and grabb ed her as she came out from under it. Later Great Grandpa Park' s son, Vernon, was drowned in this same ditch. Another time, the baby, Dee, was sitting on the lawn when a hors e broke loose from his stake and ran around thehouse. Billie s aw it come around the house and saw her mother come to the doo r and throw up her arms and the look on her face. But the hors e jumped over him. They worked so hard in Provo and Dee was a very cranky baby an d Ruthdecided that she was doing it to him so when Jay was bor n she soon put him on the bottle. Raising fruit (running a frui t orchard) is a very hard life. When they decided to return to Carey, Albert's father gave him $ 1000 for thehouse he had built. In the early years of their marriage, Ruth and Albert wentto th e local dances. At a dance, parents woul

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Event: Military 1917-1918 Hailey,Blaine County, Id
Residence: May 1904 Timpanogas(Orem), Utah County, Ut
Residence: Aug 1904, Carey,Blaine Co.,Id
Residence: Nov1905, Carey, Blaine County, Id
Residence: May 1912 Provo Bench, Orem, Ut.,Ut., USA
Residence Nov 1913 Carey,Blaine Co.,Id
Residence 10 jun 1947, Corvallis,Ravalli,Mt., USA
Census 1920 Idaho, Blaine County, Carey Precinct
Alber 38 and Ruth 38, at home with children:
Vila R. 15: Arvilla B 13: Asael A. 11: JohnD. 8; Lavon J.4; an
d Gerald W. 2 3/12. They owned the 62 acred farm, but hada mor
tgage.
Event Location 1902 Whiskey Gap, Alberta,Canada
Even Location2 Jul 1901 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Ut.
Ruth's brother Will, lived with them for several years, also. H
e would have been about 12 when he came andhe helped with the c
hores and slept upstairs which was reached by a ladder to an ups
tairs window, the North one. The stairs and, also, the kitche
n andporch were added at later times. On December 9, 1906, ano
ther daughter wasborn, Arvilla B. At six weeks of age she beca
me very ill with pneumonia butthankfully she recovered. When s
he was a school girl she took a new name, Billie, and has been B
illie ver since.
On the 2nd of December, 1908, Ruth andAlbert's first son was bo
rn. He was named Asael Albert but was usually called Ace. A se
cond son, John Devere, was born September 1, 1911. Always calle
d Dee, he and his older brother became inseperable pals. Even a
s adults they were very close. But then the whole family was al
ways close. On the 13thof May 1912 the family returned to Prov
o Bench. They traveled in a coveredwagon and a buggy , each be
ing pulled by a team of horses. Asael remembers alittle dog th
at joined them for quite a ways. Somewhere in Idaho, the teamp
ulling the buggy stopped on the railroad tracks and wouldn't bud
ge. Theycould hear the train coming. Albert quicly unhitche
d both the teams and hitched the other one to the buggy and pull
ed it from the tracks. They called this buggy "the white top" b
ecause of its white canvas top. The teams were Prince and Cap a
nd Doll and Belle. Prince and Cap were a good hard working tea
m and when Cap later broke his leg in a runaway, Albert hated t
o lose him sorather than shoot him, he had a splint put on hi
s leg, and turned him out topasture for the summer and it heale
d leaving the horse with a lip. This occurred during one of Alb
ert's trips to Salt Lake to sell fruit. He had stopped at a hou
se on the east bench, to see if they would buy, when the team to
ok off. It was stopped by some high school boys but sometime du
ring the run "Cap" had broken his foreleg.
The fall of 1912, Vila and Arvilla went to schoolat the Sharo
n School in Orem. It was across the road and a little to the no
rth of their place. Albert's father gave the land school was bu
ilt on. Healso gave the land for the Sharon Ward Church.
There was a swiftly flowing irrigation ditch between them and th
eir grandfather's house. One Day while playing Billie fell int
o the ditch. Her sister saw her and ran to the bridge and grabb
ed her as she came out from under it. Later Great Grandpa Park'
s son, Vernon, was drowned in this same ditch.
Another time, the baby, Dee, was sitting on the lawn when a hors
e broke loose from his stake and ran around thehouse. Billie s
aw it come around the house and saw her mother come to the doo
r and throw up her arms and the look on her face. But the hors
e jumped over him.
They worked so hard in Provo and Dee was a very cranky baby an
d Ruthdecided that she was doing it to him so when Jay was bor
n she soon put him on the bottle. Raising fruit (running a frui
t orchard) is a very hard life.
When they decided to return to Carey, Albert's father gave him $
1000 for thehouse he had built.
In the early years of their marriage, Ruth and Albert wentto th
e local dances. At a dance, parents woul