Phineas Wolcott Cook + Amanda Polly Savage

4 children
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Birth: January 13, 1858 38 21Goshen, Utah, Utah, USA
Death: February 27, 1924Garden City, Rich, Utah, USA
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Birth: November 12, 1863 44 27Cedar Fort, Utah, Utah, USA
Death: December 13, 1863
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Birth: November 12, 1863 44 27Cedar Fort, Utah, Utah, USA
Death: May 29, 1945Logan, Cache, Utah, United States
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Birth: May 4, 1866 46 29Swan Creek, Rich, Utah, USA
Death: August 31, 1866
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Birth: August 28, 1819 32 33Goshen, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA
Death: July 24, 1900Afton, Lincoln, Wyoming, USA
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Birth: November 12, 1786 25 28Goshen, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA
Death: May 20, 1848Richland, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
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Birth: February 14, 1786 36 35Litchfield, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA
Death: January 3, 1870Richland, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
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Birth: August 23, 1836 24 21Leeds, Ontario, Canada
Death: July 15, 1915Garden City, Rich, Utah, USA
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Birth: July 25, 1812 48 35Leeds, Ontario, Canada
Death: April 26, 1886Snowflake, Navajo, Arizona, USA
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Birth: May 21, 1815 60 55of York, Ontario, Canada
Death: October 23, 1836Leeds, Ontario, Canada

Facts and events

Marriage December 18, 1853
LDS spouse sealing December 18, 1853

LDS temple: Endowment House

Note

"The Life and History of Phineas W. Cook," including his journal, published by the Phineas W. Cook Family Organization, #5 N 700E, Brigham City, UT, p. 79. "Dec 1853 and 18th I took two wives the name of the oldest was Polly Amanda Savage the daughter of the first Mormon Elder I ever heard preech she was 17 years old the 23 of August before. The name of the other was Catharine McCleve an Irish girl she was 17 the 17th of Sept."

SEALING FHL Special Collections film 183,393 #1409, 18 December 1853. Sealing, in this order: Phineas Wolcott Cook born August 28, 1819, Goshen, Litchfield, Connecticut; Amanda Savage born York District, Upper Canada 23 August 1836; Catherine McCleve born Belfast Ireland 14 January 1837. Sealed by E. T. Benson.

SECOND SEALING: "Friday the 28th day of March by their own free will and choice my three wives went with me to the endowment house and ware each sealed over the alter." ("The Life and History of Phineas W. Cook," including his journal, published by the Phineas W. Cook Family Organization, #5 N 700E, Brigham City, UT, p. 101.) Although he stated this in his journal, his first wife Ann Eliza was not sealed that day because she had already been sealed to him. Endowment House, March 28, 1856, Vol. B1, FHL 183,394 (end of film). All birth information was correct, and the following were listed: Phineas Wolcott Cook; Ann Eliza Howland; Amanda Polly Savage; Catherine McCleve. Sealed by Heber C. Kimball. Witnesses: J. M. Grant, W.W. Phelps, F. Kessler.

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