Triumphant banners--supplement one : the ancestry of Nelson Higgins
- Lundell, Kay (Vennis Kay Hansen), 1938- (Main Author)
- Lundell, David John (Added Author)
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"Researched by Kay Lundell and David John Lundell"--Cover title.
This is supplement one to work entitled: Triumphant banners--Higgins, Lowry, Gardner, Tuttle / written and compiled by Kay Lundell. Ogden, Utah : K. Lundell, c1987.
Supplement one deals with the ancestry of Nelson Higgins (1806-1890), a convert to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who moved from New York to Elsinore, Sevier County, Utah and married three times. This ancestry lived in New York, New England and elsewhere. Much of this ancestry lived in England to 1485 A.D.
Includes Atwater, Blake, Daggett (Doggett), La Page, Mayhew, Pease and related families.
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