Ancestors of Charles William Hobbs

Notes

2. William Hobbs

Sources:

1. Endowmnt House Records,#8058,Bk.G.p.282,also #44,Bk.H.lvg.p.3.

2. LDS Bp. Records,for Cheltenham,Gloucester,Eng. F.Eng,1 pt.17 p.75-160.

3. 1851 Census for Eng. p.605 line 122.

4. Bishop's Transcripts,Eng.F#394303,p.51, # 151.

5. 1841 British Census, Cheltenham, Gloucester, ED # 15, page 61, LDS FHL
Film # 288767. William Hobbs head of house.

6. Death recorded, Bishops Transcripts, FHL F# 394,357, p.3, end of film.

Certified Copy of Entry of Death, Somerset House, London.

3. Ann Owen

Source:

1. 1851 British Census, Cheltenham, Gloucester, ED 1\W pg. 605, F# 87374,
FHL, SL City, Utah. Ann Hobbs head of house. Living at 23 Park Street.

2. Shipping File, F Utah 26 p.8, Ann Hobbs sailed on the ship "Belle Wood"

28 April 1864 with James, Caroline & Mary Ann Hobbs.

4. From the Logan Journal, 28 Jul 1894.

Died at the residence in Logan of her dau. Caroline Watterson, 25 July
1894 Ann Owen Hobbs, dau. of Thomas and Ann Baker Owen. She was born 3

April 1809 in Reading, Berkshire, England. She was left an orphan at the
age of 11 yrs., soon after went to France with a traveling family and was
there during the revolution. Married William Hobbs in Cheltenham,
Gloucester, Eng. in 1831; left a widow in 1847 with seven children,
Charles, Henry, William, James, Thomas, Caroline, and Mary Ann. She joined

the Church with all her family in 1854; came to Utah in 1864; crossed the
plains in Capt. Murdock's company; has lived in Cache County ever since.

She is the mother of 7 children, 42 gr.children, 52 gr. gr. children,
total 102.

She has fought the fight and kept the faith and will come forth in the

morning of the first resurrection.