Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameJoseph Gaston GARLICK 
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275Birth Date2 May 1827
Birth PlaceProvidence, Bedford, PA
FatherDavid Gaston GARLICK (1780-1843)
MotherElizabeth BUCK (1795-1887)
Misc. Notes
General source spells his middle name Gastin. This source [which complier believes to be correct spells it as recorded.
Following his father’s death in 1843, Joseph, the eldest son* at fifteen became the “man of the house.” His mother sent him to work for the Prophet Joseph [Smith].
With his family he came to Utah by handcart in Captain Allen Weeks Company in 1848, for the most primitive years of struggle on the frontier. [See his mother’s notes]. 1067
There is a biography and list of children of Amy Amillia Jones (1832-1912) who was married to a Joseph G. Garlick (d. 28 Dec 1915) at this source. They had a son Joseph Gaston Jr. and Joseph Sr.s age at the time of their marriage is accurate. [The same Joseph?] 1240
*Joseph is recorded as the only son of David and Elizabeths. 3
Following his father’s death in 1843, Joseph, the eldest son* at fifteen became the “man of the house.” His mother sent him to work for the Prophet Joseph [Smith].
With his family he came to Utah by handcart in Captain Allen Weeks Company in 1848, for the most primitive years of struggle on the frontier. [See his mother’s notes]. 1067
There is a biography and list of children of Amy Amillia Jones (1832-1912) who was married to a Joseph G. Garlick (d. 28 Dec 1915) at this source. They had a son Joseph Gaston Jr. and Joseph Sr.s age at the time of their marriage is accurate. [The same Joseph?] 1240
*Joseph is recorded as the only son of David and Elizabeths. 3
Spouses
Birth Date16 Jul 1840
Birth PlaceChathan Hill, Smyth Co., VA, USA
Death Date2 Aug 1903 Age: 63
Death PlaceFairview, Sanpete Co., UT, USA
FatherJohn Popular GILLESPIE
MotherNancy THOMAS
Misc. Notes
Mary Jane had come to Utah not as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but she joined later in life. She was a brave pioneer woman who had courage, and her faith in those around her who brought her to the West.
She died 2 Aug 1903 in Fairview, Sanpete, Utah. She had experienced much in the development of America from Virginia to Utah during her lifetime. She had left comfortable circumstances in Kentucky for the one she loved, and never regretted her move. Her posterity honor her for her courage as a pioneer woman.
[This source includes a photo of Mary Jane.]
There is quite a bit more written about Mary Jane at this general source.3
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She died 2 Aug 1903 in Fairview, Sanpete, Utah. She had experienced much in the development of America from Virginia to Utah during her lifetime. She had left comfortable circumstances in Kentucky for the one she loved, and never regretted her move. Her posterity honor her for her courage as a pioneer woman.
[This source includes a photo of Mary Jane.]
There is quite a bit more written about Mary Jane at this general source.3
[Research Locale for marriage place to first husband}