People and their place in the History of Lehi

Adams, Maud Lehi City Recorder 1924­25

Adamson, Glen R. Lehi City Councilmember 1928­35

Allen, Frank Called by Brigham Young to help the ill fated Handcart companies November

1856.Allen, Rusty

National Finals Rodeo Cowboy from Lehi.Allison, Edward Martin

Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to EchoCanyon during the Utah War.

Allison, Edward Martin Jr. Prominent Attorney in the State of Utah.

Allred, Bradley Lehi Ninth Ward Bishop 1988­

Allred, Cathy Lehi Free Press and Daily Herald Journalist for over 20 years.

Allred, James Lehi City Councilor 1898­99

Allred, Paulinas H. Completed the Lehi Councilor term of William Clark 1861­62

Allred, Quinn Lehi Viet Nam Veteran Commander Lehi American Legion

Allred, Robert Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1948­63

Allred, Robert M. Lehi City Fire Chief 1922­23

Allred, Rodney C. First Lehi Stake Presidency 2nd Counselor 1928­1947

Allred, Sherwin Lehi Dry Farmer and Cattle Rancher Member of the Lehi City Council 1988­91 Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop 1970­1975 Donated the Land for the Sherwin Allred Park Veteran of World War II Leader in the American Legion for many years Owned Cold Springs area.

Allred, Tuff Opened Backroom Antiques behind his barbershop in 1972.

Adamson, Lloyd B. Lehi High School Principal 1939­1954

Anderson, Andrew Bjrring Graduated from the Brigham Young Academy in 1886 under the director of

Karl Maeser. Clerk for the Peoples Co­op for many years. Teacher and Principal of Beaver, Uintah and Lehi Schools Principal of the Murdock Academy, a division of the Brigham Young

Academy. District Principal of Lehi Schools 1908­1919 Attended the National Democratic Convention in Chicago supporting Grover

ClevelandAnderson, Andrew Rasmus

Settled in Ephraim in 1862. Fought in the Black Hawk War(while in Ephraim) Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858 Moved to Lehi in August 1867 Loved Farming and raised horses and had a dairy farm. Purchased Canute Petersons and farm and returned to Lehi Became a Lehi Policeman in 1871 and later that year was appointed Marshal

by Mayor Winn. Only lasted five months until he resigned. Served as Lehi’s 8th Mayor 1879­1880 Served in the Lehi Ward Bishopric for over twenty­seven years until the ward

was divided in 1904. Board of Directors of the Lehi Irrigation Company Director of the Lehi Bank Director Utah Banking Corporation Director Peoples Cooperative Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Lehi City Marshal 1871 Promoter of the Lehi Tabernacle Spent three months in prison for polygamy. Spent five years in Manassa, Colorado away from the anti­polygamy

crusade. Funeral was in the Lehi Tabernacle and was one of the largest in Lehi

History.Anderson, Blaine P.

Lehi Tenth Ward Bishop 1974­1981Anderson, Donna

Lehi Historian of the LDS Church in Lehi and the Lehi Roundup Rodeo. Rodeo Queen contest Chairman and committee member for many years. School Teacher Donator of Lehi Roundup Rodeo Items to the Lehi City Historical Archives.

Anderson, Evans L. Bishop Lehi First Ward 1938­1946

Anderson, Hyrum A. Bishop Lehi First Ward 1928­1938 Lehi City Council Member 1940­43

Anderson, James M. Lehi City Councilor 1891­93

Anderson, Johanah Johnson Jacobs Moved to Lehi in 1852 with her husband Mons. Midwife for many years.

Nursed the sick and comforted the weary.Anderson, Joseph

Lehi City PostmasterAnderson, Mary, Anne Pederson

Treasurer of the first Relief Society Presidency 1882­1900 Served as a counselor of the Lehi Ward Relief Society 1900­1903 Served as President of the Lehi Ward Relief Society 1903­1907.

Anderson, Melvin President Lehi Sons of the Utah Pioneers Built the current (2013) Lehi Silver Bandwagon Built numerous other carts and wagons used in the Lehi parades and events. Member of the Lehi 6th Ward Bishopric Lehi Historian Instrumental in bringing the Austin Pioneer Cabin to the Hutchings Museum. Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1986­2008

Anderson, Mons Converted to Mormonism on his way to the Goldfields in California He was the first man in Lehi to produce flax, hemp and broom corn and to

manufacture from these produced rough linen, rope and brooms. President of the Scandinavian Association in Lehi

Anderson, Ralph Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1972­2008

Anderson, Scott Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 2000­2008

Andreason, John Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854.

Ash, Cecil L. Principal Lehi Elementary Lehi Second Ward Bishop 1946­1950 Lehi Utah Stake Patriarch

Asher, Clara 1926­27 Lehi City Recorder

Asher, William

Lehi City Attorney 1912­13; 1922­24; 1934­35Ashton, Joseph

Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Member of the first Lehi Brass Band in 1871.

Ashton, Dale Lehi City Council Member 1984­89

Ashton, Thomas Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Lehi City Councilor 1854­55; 1859­66; 1877­79 Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo

Canyon during the Utah War. City Hall Building Committee 1877 Major Builder of the Maid of Iowa in Nauvoo Worked on building the first water ditches in Lehi Active in the planning and building the first Bridge Across the Jordan River.

Austin, Cliff Head of the WPA in Lehi during the depression. Held position for 10 years.

Austin, George Lehi City Councilor 1896­1900 Lehi’s 16th Mayor 1901­1902 Elected to the State Legislature 1902­and resigned Mayor Helps create the Commercial Club to promote business and agricultural

growth in Lehi. Become the First President. Early 1905. Plant the first Sugar Beets on land owned by George Comer in Spring of

1891. Agricultural superintendent of the entire Utah­Idaho Sugar Company from

1891­1917 Purchased Saratoga Resort with his brother from 1914­1930 including failed

new community and chicken industry at Saratoga. Founded the Lehi Slaughtering Company. Founded Austin Brothers Companies with his brothers. Vice President of the National Woolgrowers’ Association

Founded Salt Lake Union stock yards. As Mayor, purchased the land for the Pavilion and City Park (Rodeo

Grounds) Began the First Volunteer Fire Department in 1901.

Austin, John Builder of the Cabin at Hutchings Museum at Bull River Carme to Lehi And settled in the North Bench up by the Alpine Highway area

in the Buller River Ditch. He is among the first to grow Sugar Beets in the Lehi Area.

Austin, Parley Raised his family in the Cabin at the Hutchings Museum at Bull River Lehi City Council Member 1906­1909; 1912­13

Bain, Robert Angus Lehi Pioneer who helped bring the Willie Handcart Company Brought many of the Company to Lehi.

Bair, Clyde J. Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 1977­1987 Housing Official at Brigham Young University

Baird, James R. Lehi West Stake Presidency 1990­

Baker, Glen In March 1948, Glen Baker purchased Bank’s Appliance Business at 189

West Main.Ball, Martha

Lehi City Treasurer 1922­33Ball, Travis

Lehi Power Directory ­2013.Ball, William

Family came across the plains in the Israel Evans Handcart Company 1857 Arrived in Lehi in September 1857 Farmer First Permanent Jordan River Bridge Toll Collector 1858

Banasky, Marilyn

Current Lehi City Recorder.Banks, Junius C.

Lehi City Judge 1940­43Barber, George

Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March8, 1858

Barber, Lester L. Lehi Sixteenth Ward Bishop 1986­1989

Barnes, Amy Hadfield John Hutchings Museum Board of Directors for many years. Spent many hours as a volunteer at the John Hutchings Museum.

Barnes, Charles Lehi City Councilor 1877­79 Lehi City Treasurer 1869­1871.

Barnes, Harold W. Lehi Third Ward Bishop 1949­1956 Lehi City Council Member 1944­45

Barnes, Jack In 1953 Opened a Television Sales and Repair Shop on Main Street.

Barnes, Johnny L. Lehi West Stake Presidency 1983­1990 Lehi City Council member 1982­83; 1990­93 Lehi Booster Club Officer Chairman Lehi District Boy Scouts of America Chairman Lehi Family Committee Lehi High School Studentbody President 1970

Barnes, Silas Parker Came to Lehi in 1852 Built first home outside of the fort. Order to join the fort. Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. 1st Mayor of Lehi 1853­54 Left Lehi for California in April 1854

Baum, Larry

Founded the Broadcaster Restaurant at 102 West Main in February 1978.Baum, Sue Ellen

Founded the Broadcaster Restaurant at 102 West Main in February 1978.Bearce, Scott

Lehi High School Principal 2005­2010Beck, George

Moved to Lehi in 1867 Member of the first Lehi Brass Band in 1871. Lehi City Council member 1904­05

Beck, John Financed the Creation of the First Lehi Brass Band and half of the

instruments­He was a member of that band. Purchased the First Lehi Park for the Citizens of Lehi (Lehi Rodeo Grounds)

in July 1900. Opened and operated Beck’s Hot Springs (Saratoga) in July 24, 1884.

Beck, Melvin Lehi City Fire Chief 1918­1921

Beckstead, Kerry Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 1989­ Lehi Mink Rancher

Beesley, Ebeneezer Music Teacher in Lehi Director of the Lehi Choir Took the Choir to a national competition and won second place Director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir Wrote many of the LDS Hymns.

Bell, Alfred Served in the War of 1812 Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Served as Lehi Alderman 1854­1860.

Bennion, Heber Lehi High School Principal 1916­1918

Bennion, Mary Karren Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51

Berry, Craig Lehi Ninth Ward Bishop 1983­1988

Berry, Woodruff President of the Seminary Program 1972­73 Bishop Lehi Singles Ward Member of the Lehi Volunteer Fire Department for many years. Member of the Lehi Riding Club Lehi City Electric Department for over 35 years.

Black, Phillip J. Lehi City Judge 1968­81

Bone, Hannah Slater Family Came across to Utah in the Daniel Robinson Handcart

Company­1860. Came to Lehi in 1860

Bone, Idella Lehi Public Librarian 1924­40

Bone, Isaac Lehi City Councilmember 1938­39

Bone, John Came to Lehi in 1860 Was a member of the 68th Quorum of the Seventy Was a Farmer by trade. Took the prize for raising the most sugar beets to the acre the first years of

Sugar Beets in Lehi.Bone, William Sr.

Came to Lehi in 1861 One of Lehi’s foremost farmers General watermaster for Lehi for several years. Director of the Peoples Co­op

Bone, William Jr. Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67

Lehi City Councilor 1900­1909 Served as President for several term for the Lehi Irrigation Company. Also

on the Board for Many years. Went back east and brought back part of the Salt Lake Tabernacle Organ.

Bradder, Arthur The cornerstone of the Lehi Tabernacle, was paid for by the nickels of the

Sunday School children. It was cut and furnished by Arthur Bradder, a localstone cutter.

Moved to Lehi in 1897 Formed a partnership and established the Lehi Marble Works on the

northeast corner of 400 north and 100 East. The downtown People’s Cooperative(Colonial House) shows his work

today. Did numerous business stone work from 1902­08. Did all the stonework for the Lehi Tabernacle. Did the stonework on the Pioneer Monument. Did granite and marble cemetery monuments at the Lehi cemetery. His tombstone is the largest in the Lehi Cemetery. He died in 1930.

Bradshaw, John Franklin Purchased Lehi Drug Store from E. B. Merrihew with Gerald Taylor in

September 1917. Sold the Lehi Drug Store to the Taylor Brothers in 1927.

Bradshaw, Richard Lehi City Councilor 1896­97. 1900 Moved from Lehi in 1900.

Brems, Michael Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1994­2002

Briggs, Azer R. Served in the Spanish American War and returned safely in Summer 1899.

Briggs, Samuel Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Worked for ZCMI in Lehi

Worked for the Provo Woolen Mills Worked for the People’s Co­op

Broadbent, John S. Lehi City Council Member 1944­45; 1950­53 Lehi City Fire Chief 1952­57 Joined operation of Broadbents Store and Broadbents Floral after his

grandfather’s death.Broadbent, Joseph

Family Came across to Utah in the Rowley Handcart Company­1859.Suffered Dramatically because of the Want of Food.

Opens the Broadbents Store in 1883 with his son.. It was called the MusicEmporium.

First Lehi Old Folks Committee 1892 Served in the Lehi Choirs and Bands Buglar in the Utah Militia

Broadbent, Joseph S. Lehi City Council Member 1900; 1914­1920 Lehi’s 24th Mayor 1922­1927 Opened the Broadbent Store with his father in 1883. Purchased the Winn Floral shop in on Christmas Day 1910. Continued the store after his fathers death with his sons Alvin and John. One of the major forces behind the Memorial Building. The Building was

dedicated while he was Mayor. Started the first municipal Power Department Built the first municipal diesel powered plant in the State of Utah. Chairman of the Old Folks Committee for the good amount of his life. Passionate about Music. Sang with the Lehi Ward choir. He served several male glee clubs. Broadbent sang with Isaac Fox choral group which won first prize in an 1894

county­wide concert.Broadbent, Sarah Dixon

Walked every step across the plains and from Salt Lake to Lehi. Came to Lehi in 1859

Sewed Homemade work clothing that was sold at the Broadbents Store.Broadbent, Sylvester

Lehi City Fire Chief 1924­27Brough, George

Family settled in Lehi in 1852Brown, Annie

Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852Brown, Abraham

Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854.

Brown, Brock Lehi Student who discovers new math formula at Lehi High School. The

theory called “Brock’s Theorem: An alternate to the Binomial Theorem.Presented at Math conferences across the country.

Brown, Byron W. Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Lehi City Marshal 1871­1873 Lehi City Councilor 1883­86 Lehi City Attorney 1883­84

Brown, James Sr. Lehi City Judge 1922­24

Brown, John Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Called to go with Brigham Young and David Evans to explore possible

settlement areas in Idaho April 1857.Brown, Newal A.

Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help

Lott Smith antics. Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858Brown, JoAnn Karen

First Women City Councilmember 1974­77

First Women President of the Utah League of Cities and Towns First Lehi Woman to run for Mayor First President of the Letitian Club in 1952. Lehi Fourth Ward Young Women President for many years Performed in the Ballet “Cinderella: as the evil step sister. Played the Piano by ear. Lead actress in Local Plays and Melodramas. Participated in many Bridge Clubs in Lehi.

Brown, Sarah Stoddart Member of the First Mormon Handcart Company. Edmund Ellsworth was

the Captain. Arrived September 26, 1856Brown, Vinnis

Lehi ArtistBryson, Randy W.

Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 1987­Burgess, George

Family settled in Lehi in 1851Burgess, George Dale

Veteran of World War II Lehi Elementary Principal Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1964­1970 Lehi North Stake Presidency 1974­1983 Served an LDS mission to South Africa 1984­85

Burgess, Harrison Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Elected First City Counselor 1853­54 Member of the Lehi Fort Committee Created Feb. 17, 1854.

Burgess, William Member of the Lehi Fort Committee Created Feb. 17, 1854. Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Served as Lehi Alderman 1954­55 Elected first member of the Lehi School District Board 1854

Burgess, William Jr.

Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854.Bush, Richard L.

Served in the Spanish American War and returned safely in Summer 1899.Burnham, Keith M.

Lehi Eighth Ward Bishop 1983­87 Moved to Eagle Mountain Eagle Mountain Stake Presidency Eagle Mountain Stake President

Bushman, Elias A. Lehi City Councilor 1900

Bushman, F. Wayne Bishop Lehi First Ward 1956­1961

Bushman, Jack Lehi City Marshal 1866

Bushman, John Came to Lehi in 1851 Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Called to Settle Arizona in 1876 Came back to Lehi in 1877 Bishop for 25 years Member of the Board of Education for 21 years Justice of the Peace Chairman of the Irrigation Company.

Bushman, Julia Lehi Public Librarian 1924

Bushman, Martha S. Lehi Public Librarian 1911­1920

Bushman, Martin Sr. German emigrant Came to Lehi in 1851 With the Help of Lehi People were able to get into the farming business.

Bushman, Martin Benjamin Jr. Family settled in Lehi in 1851

Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Part of a Brigham Young called Lehi team to go to Winter Quarters and bring

LDS converts to Utah 1861­66 Lehi City Councilor 1876. Farmer Committee member of the History of Lehi 1913.

Bushman, Sylvia Lehi Public Librarian 1920­24

Butt, J. Newburn Lehi City Marshal 1900; 1904­05; 1908 Lehi City Fire Chief 1900­01 Lehi City Councilmember 1922­27

Caddington, Mark Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association

Calton, Colleen Member of the Slater Family of the Brick Company fame Donated Bricks and other Items to the Lehi City Historical Archives.

Calton, Douglas Member of the Lehi City Council 1972­1975 Director of the Civic Improvement Association 1972­88 Grew Up in Cedar Fort. Worked for Utah Power and Light Donated a McClellan Saddle from World War I to the Lehi City Historical

Archives.Carlton, Wayne

City Councilmember 1982­89Carson, Neil C.

Lehi Thirteenth Ward Bishop 1978­1982Carter, Darrell

Played Bass Fiddle in the Carter’s Orchestra (and other instruments) Dairy Farmer in Lehi

Carter, James Perry Came to Lehi in 1861

He spent 20 years as the Leader of the Lehi Choir He was a school Trustee.

Cash, Guy Born in 1930 in Grangeville, Idaho. Son of a Professional Rodeo Cowboy Worked in small businesses his whole life. Moved to Lehi in 1972 Bishop of the Lehi 6th Ward 1982­1986 Lehi City Councilmember 1986­1989 42nd Mayor of Lehi 1990­1993 Purchased the Lehi Western Auto from Wilson Hayward in February 1979 at

2 West Main. Opened a new two­story business in June 1981. Sold the business to Parley Hellewell in 1989. Business problems caused him to begin again as a Real Estate Agent. Conflict of Interest in Real Estate caused him to resign as Mayor on

September 29, 1992. Saved the Memorial Building from a fraction of the community including two

city councilmembers. Museum moved to the Memorial Building. Served on the Lehi Library Board. Served on the Lehi City Board of Adjustments A member of the Tri City Golf Course committee A Presidential scholar. Richard Van Wagoner called him a kind Guy, a true gentlemen. Moved to St George.

Cash, Mary Ellen Married Guy Cash on Christmas Day 1949. Excellent Quilter Instrumental in beginning and was a member of the Lehi Arts Council Purchased the Lehi Western Auto from Wilson Hayward in February 1979 at

2 West Main Parents of seven children.

Catlin, John

Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 Indian Casualty of the Tintic War. Killed south of Pelican Point in Feb. 1856 Buried in the Old Pioneer Cemetery

Cedarstrom, Ernest American Legion Committee to Build Veterans Ballpark 1952

Chamberlain, Nile L. Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward 1983­1988

Cherrington, John Lehi City Alderman 1875 Lehi Postmaster

Child, Ephraim J. Lehi City Treasurer 1910­11

Child, Francis A. Lehi City Councilmember 1914­17

Child, George N. Lehi City Recorder 1892­93 First Principal Lehi High School 1896­1906

Child, John J. Lehi City Councilor 1883­86 Came to Lehi in 1875 Farmer and Stock Rancher Was very friendly with the Indians of Tooele county. Known as “Heap Good Man”. Instrumental in settling disputes between whites and Indians.

Chilton, Donna Lehi City Treasurer 1960­1964

Christen, Jess Lehi High School Principal 2010­2012

Christensen, Harold, Dr. Became a dentist in Lehi in 1920. Had his office at 82 West Main.

Christensen, Neil C. Lehi High School Principal 1980­87

Christensen, Wane E. Lehi City Council Member 1944­45

Christofferson, Alex DeWitt Lehi City Marshal 1922­24; 1930­33 Lehi City Councilmember 1928­1931

Christofferson, Grant Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1948­1956

Christofferson, Peter J. Moved to Lehi in 1867

Christofferson, Richard First Lehi Twelfth Ward Bishop 1973­79

Clark, Arley Lehi City Marshal 1940­41

Clark, David Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47 Came to Lehi in 1850 Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Organized and led first choir in Lehi Mission on the Rio Virgin River in Southern Utah.

Clark, Donna Zimmerman Evans Married Morris Clark in 1978 Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1987

Clark, James Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51

Clark, Matilda Slade Daughter of Gus Slade Married Morris Clark in 1937. Died in 1977.

Clark, Morris Born in Salt Lake in 1916 Worked for Utah­Idaho Sugar Company in Idaho and Utah. Star Football and other sports athlete at Lehi High School.

Lehi 36th Mayor 1970­1973 Lehi City Councilmember 1958­69 Organized the first Youth council in Lehi . President of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1981­1985 Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1947­1980 Served as President of the Lehi Cattle Association for ten years. Served on the Metropolitan Water Board Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1987

Clark, Myra Williams Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 First White Woman to come to Lehi Worked as a nurse for the sick in Lehi.

Clark, Stan Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1959­63 and 1965­71. Grand Marshall of the Lehi Roundup

Clark, Varland Lehi Thirteenth Ward Bishop

Clark, William Served as Lehi Council for a short time in 1861; appointed Alderman for the

remainder of his term through 1862. Served as Lehi Councilor 1865­74; 1877­79; 1880; 1881­82 Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo

Canyon during the Utah War. Became wealthy raising sheep with partner William H. Winn. One of the primary proponents of the Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank in

1891. Organizer and Director of the People’s Co­op Organizer and Director of the Lehi Irrigation Company Served as a Councilor to Bishop Thomas R. Cutler Patriarch of Alpine Stake

Coates, L. Carlos Born in Lehi in 1903

Bishop Lehi Third Ward 1956­1966 Lehi City Council Member 1946­48 Appointed Lehi’s 31st Mayor 1948­50 Electrician Worked as a Lehi City Electrician for many years. Employee Representative for the Lehi City Employees Went to work for Geneva as an electrician in 1948

Coates, Verl B. Bishop Lehi Third Ward 1972­1977

Coleman, George Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47 Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854

Coleman, Prime Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854

Coleman, Sarah T. Family settled in Lehi in 1851 First Relief Society President of Lehi 1868.

Coleman, William Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854

Colledge, Charles Lehi City Councilmember 1922­27

Colledge, Dean Lehi City Councilmember 1970­72 One of Lehi’s foremost Santa Claus Supporter of Lehi Athletics. Umpired Baseball for many years.

Colledge, Evan Leroy Jr. 37th Mayor of Lehi 1974­77 Instrumental in completing sewer in Lehi with the Trinnaman Lane Sewer

Project. World War II veteran serving in the Middle East

Worked at the Bingham Canyon mine until he left for World War II Went to the Utah Technical College in 1951 getting an apprenticeship for

patternmaking in 1951. Worked over 30 years at Geneva Steel as a pattern maker. Instrumental in the creation of Bandwagon Park in commemoration of the

Bicentennial in 1976. Master Craftsman with exception expertise in Woodworking Chairman and Board member of the John Hutchings Museum Commissioner for the Utah County Housing Authority. High Councilman Lehi North Stake

Colledge, Joseph T. H. Member of the first Lehi Brass Band in 1871. Lehi City Recorder 1861­1863­79 First Librarian in 1865 through Lehi Library Association.

Colledge, Lawrence Dee Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 1978­1983 Chairman Lehi District Boy Scouts of America

Colledge, L. Duane Lehi Third Ward Bishop 1979­1984

Collett, Daniel Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Elected First City Counselor 1853­58 Imported the First Threshing Machine to Lehi with David Evans and Thomas

Karren Summer 1854. Elected as one of the first Lehi School District Board Members 1854

Collett, Robert E. Open and operated first Drug Store in Lehi 1893.

Collett, Sylvanus Came to Lehi in 1851 Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help

Lott Smith antics. Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856

Moved to Plain City in Cache Valley. Served his life in the Nauvoo Militia

Collins, Edward Lehi City Manager for many years Lehi North Stake Bishop Board of Directors for the IPA and UAMPS

Collins, Kaye Initiated the formation again of the Lehi Silver Band and long­time director. Lehi High School Band Director Lehi City Council member 2010­2013 Businesswoman with On­line business

Comer, George L. George Austin plants the first Sugar Beets on land owned by George Comer

Spring of 1891. Lehi City Council Member 1904­05

Comer, Paul The most successful well digger in Utah Had the first color television in Lehi

Comer, Frances Martins Teacher Lehi Jr. High School Librarian Lehi Jr. High School Lehi Library Board Member Lehi City Council Member Had the first color television in Lehi

Commander, James Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo

Canyon during the Utah War.Cooper, John

Lehi City Fire Chief 1914­15Cooper, J.B.

Established Little League Football in Lehi Lehi City Council Member 1958­71 Lehi State Legislator 1971

Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2008Cooper, Udene

Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2008Cotter, J.E.

Served as Lehi City Councilmember 1918­21Cousin, Joseph

Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 Indian Casualty of the Tintic War. Killed south of Pelican Point in Feb. 1856 Buried in the Old Pioneer Cemetery.

Cousin, Samuel Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858Cox, Daniel

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Served as City Council member 1854­55 Lehi City Treasurer 1854­55

Cox, David Teacher at Lehi Schools for over 30 years Officer of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers State Legislator for Lehi area Advocate of small school districts and against government interference in

education.Cox, Edward

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo

Canyon during the Utah War.Cox, Jacob

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67

Cox, Joseph Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51

Cox, Lucy Smith

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51Curtis, Claude

Lehi City Fire Chief 1928­1933Cutler, Benjamin

Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March8, 1858

Cutler, G.M. Turned the Cutler Mansion into the Reltuc Inn in April 1914.

Cutler, Thomas Robinson Emigrated to Lehi in 1865 Built the most elegant pioneer home in Lehi called the Cutler Mansion (State

Street)Designed by Ware and Treganza. The Upstairs became the LehiHospital.

Chief Executive Officer of the Utah Idaho Sugar Company 1889­1917 Chief Executive Officer Zions Cooperative Mercantile Institution in Lehi People’s Cooperative is formed by Thomas R. Cutler and William W. Taylor

in anticipation of the railroad coming to Lehi. This is one of the mostimportant businesses to come to Lehi. Chief Operator of the Co­op.1871­89

Second Bishop of the Lehi Ward for 24 years 1879­1903 Member of the first Lehi Bass Band in 1871. Elected Lehi Alderman in 1877­79. Lehi City Councilor 1879 Lehi City Treasurer 1877­79 The appropriate ceremonies placed in position the cornerstone of the Lehi

Tabernacle by Bishop Thomas R. Cutler. September 12, 1901. One of the primary proponents of the Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank in

1891. Instrumental in the creation of the Union Hotel, Provo Woolen Mills, Cutler

Brothers, Utah State National Bank and Continental Life Insurance Company. President of the Utah County Medical Society in 1925 Moved to Salt Lake in 1903 because of all his business interests.

Dalley, Wesley

Opened his Jewelry and tropical fish business, “Dalley’s Tropicas” to 98West Main in 1971

Dallimore, Phillip Served in the Spanish American War and returned safely in Summer 1899.

Dalton, Don Mack Lehi City Attorney 1940­45

Dalton, Glade L. Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 1977­1987 Collector of Antique Cars

Daly, John Lehi City Recorder 1978­81 Resigned as Lehi City Recorder in 1981.

Darling, John Served in the Spanish American War and returned safely in Summer 1899.

Davis, Alfonzo M. Lehi City Judge 1920­21 First Old Folks Committee 1892

Davis, Elisha A, Jr. Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67

Davis, Elisha H. Tended Archibald Gardners Mill in 1852 on the Jordan River Moved to Lehi in 1853 Moved to Bountiful in 1854 to run the grist mill of Heber C. Kimball. The”Move South” during the Utah War brought him back to Lehi. Participated in the Utah War in Echo Canyon Returns to Lehi in 1858 to run the Mulliners Mill 1858 From 1958­1969 he ran Mulliners Mill by the Mill Pond

Davis, Elisha H. Jr. Lehi City Attorney 1895

Davis, Kent Dr. Lehi City Councilmember 1966­73 Lehi Parade Chairman for many years Local Lehi Dentist and Businessman

Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1995Davis, LeRoy

Lehi City Councilmember 1922­27 Lehi City Judge 1944­45

Davis, Lois Poet and Writer Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1995

Davis,Mary Ann Mitchell Came to Lehi in 1852 Set Aside as the President of the Lehi Primary in 1889, a position she held

for many years.Davis, Ryan Dr.

Local Lehi Dentist and Businessman Lehi Studentbody President 1976

Dawson, William Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858 Called by Lehi Residence as “Uncle Billy” Put up the Liberty Pole for the July 1856 celebration.

Devey, John Chief Engineer at the Lehi Sugar Factory 1890 Created the First Hay Balers in Utah­LDS President John Taylor came to see

it work. Produced harness rings, wheelbarrows, picks, and other iron items for ZCMI

to sell. Created the First Gasoline powered Car in Utah May 1900. Built the Home where Roy Littleford lives on 91 East Main.

Dickerson, William. Walter Settled in Lehi in 1903 President of the Lehi Third Ward MIA in 1906 Elected School Trustee in 1911 Carpenter and Builder Lehi City Councilor 1920­21

Dorton, Basil J. Lehi Sixth grade teacher for many years Lehi City Councilmember 1934­35

Dorton, Joseph A. Moves to Lehi in 1855 and becomes Lehi’s first butcher. Had the First Slaughterhouse and Butcher shop First family to move outside the Fort Wall Had remarkable skill in dealing with the indians Was the conductor of the stage line between Cedar Fort and Salt Lake.

Dorton, Martha Clayton Moved to Lehi in 1856 Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852

Down, George Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1947­58

Downs, Lavere Lehi City Council Member 1971­1976 President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1986­88 Vice President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1972­85 Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1961­71 Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1991 Electrician Utah Power and Light

Downs, Virginia Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1991

Driggs, William S. Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Hired Hand of David Savage, brought by him to Lehi.

Dubois, Kenneth Lehi High School Studentbody President 1963

Durfey, F. Haws Opened the Durfey Dry Cleaning Plant at 217 East State in March 1950.

East, Henry Lehi City Marshal 1901­1903; 1908­11 Utah County Sheriff 1913­1918

Lehi Fire Chief 1902­1903 One of the Founders of the short lived Socialist Party in Lehi 1901

Eastmond, Frank H. Purchased and Operated Saratoga in 1930 until he had a stroke in 1953.

Eastmond, Mick Owned with his brothers Saratoga 1953­1963 Owner/Operator of Saratoga from 1963 Expanded Saratoga with midway and amusement rides. Survived a devastating $100,000 fire. Expanded pools to include slides.

Eckersley, Lorenzo Lehi City Judge 1963­66

Eddington, Elmo Dr. Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956 Turned over the Lehi Hospital to the City so they could obtain Federal Funds

for the Hospital. Led the successful campaign for Sewer in Lehi with Mayor Frank Sharp.

Eddington, Richard H. Lehi Second Ward Bishop 1983­1987

Edwards, Edward William Member of the First Mormon Handcart Company. Edmund Ellsworth was

the Captain. Arrived September 26, 1856 Worked at Camp Floyd as a Tailor for the soldiers. Shot in the leg by a drunken Camp Floyd soldier. Moved to Lehi in 1859 Was assistant choir director in Lehi for many years. Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852 Led an expedition to White Mountains in Nevada to explore as a Mormon

settlement. Member of the 68th Quorum of the Seventy

Edward, Wayne L. Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1988­1989

Ekins, Abel

Worked in Hawaii at Pearl Harbor at the time of the attack during World WarII.

Purchased Lehi Drug Store from his father­in­law Gerald Taylor in January1959.

Owner of the Lehi Drug Store and pharmacist Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1998

Ekins, Dale Lehi City Fire Chief 1995­Current Lehi Businessman­Lehi Drug and Pioneer Party and Copy Lehi High School Hall of Fame 2013

Ekins, Geraldine Taylor Artist Worked at Pearl Harbor at the time of the attack during World War II. Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1998

Ellingson, Oley Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858 City Hall Building Committee 1877 Served as City Treasurer 1867­68; 1875­77. Served as City Councilor 1867­74; 1877;1891­93; 1896­97 Served three terms as Mayor. The first two he was elected on the Peoples

party. Was the first Republican Mayor of Lehi in 1894­95. As a monogamist, he helped provide leadership at a time when other men of

prominence were in jail or in hiding. Served on the Board of Directors of the Lehi Irrigation Company. Mayor Ellingson directed the Lehi City Quarantine Board during the

Diphtheria epidemic in 1885. Founder of the Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank in 1891.

Ellingson, Oley Jr. Lehi City Treasurer 1894­95

Ellison, Arthur Earl (Bud)

39th Mayor of Lehi 1982 Born in Nephi. Served in the Navy as Chief Petty Officer during World War II, the Korean

War and the Vietnam War. Traveled the World Engineer Member American Society of Civil Engineers Member American Society of Mechanical Engineers Member Society of Mining Engineers Worked for the Intermountain Power Agency Married Anna June Southwick of Lehi in 1975. Moved to Lehi in 1975. Resigned Mayor after 195 days. Cited conflict of Interest. He ran again as mayor and lost in 1985. Later years spent the winters in St. George and the Summers in Lehi.

Ellison, Harold Purchased the Fashion Cleaners from Clyde McKay with Alvin Folkerson in

December 1947. (101 West Main).Enough, Abraham

Organized and Directed the First Band in Lehi­The Fife and Drum Companyin 1860.

Erickson, G. Henry Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward 1928­1937

Evans, Abel Family settled in Lehi in 1852, emigrating from Wales. Served as a Counselor to Bishop David Evans in the Lehi Ward Lehi City Marshal 1863­66 Served as Lehi City Councilor 1854­55; 1859­60 Died on a mission to Wales in 1865

Evans, Abel John High Council Utah Stake (Met at Provo Tabernacle­included Lehi) Second Counselor Alpine Stake Presidency 1901­1920 Lehi Stake Patriarch from 1928 until his death.

Taught Civil Government classes in the 1880­1890. Class members becamethe leaders in Politics, Education and Business.

Lehi’s 13th Mayor 1891­93; First Mayor born in Lehi. First DemocraticMayor.

Lehi City Alderman 1883­88 Lehi City Councilor 1880­82 Lehi City Attorney 1908­1911; 1914­1917; 1928­33 Served on the Utah County Court 1892­96. Served four terms in the Utah State Legislature­the first four after Statehood. Introduced the famous Evans Polygamy Bill which would have legalized

polygamy in Utah but was vetoed by Governor Wells. President of the Utah Senate last term. Self Educated­Admitted to the State Bar in 1901. Legal advisor for the Alpine School Board, the People’s Co­op, the Provo

Reservoir Company, and the Utah Lake Irrigation Company. Director Utah Lake Distributing Company. Director People’s Bank of Lehi, Bank of American Fork, the Bank of Lehi,

the Inter­Mountain Life Insurance Company of Salt Lake City, ProvoWoolen Mills, and the Utah Idaho Sugar Company.

Promoter of the Salt Lake and Utah Electric Railroad Company (OremInterurban).

Evans, Alva Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1993

Evans, Barbara Ann Bush Served in the first Relief Society Presidency for 11 years. Gifted Quilter and spun yarn even on the way across the plains. Supported her husband David through all his responsibilities

Evans, Charles D. Lehi City Councilor 1863­1865

Evans, David First Judge of Election 1853 Elected First Alderman of Lehi 1853­54 Member of Zions Camp 1834

Branch President of Crooked River, Missouri 1834 Ordained in the First Quorum of the Seventy by Joseph Smith 1835 Attended the School of the Prophets 1835­36 Militia Captain and Religious Leader at Hauns Mill 1838 Bishop of the Nauvoo 11th Ward Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Lehi’s First Bishop (Dry Creek and Lehi Ward) for 28 years Second Mayor of Lehi 1854­1861 Served as President of the Union Exchange First member of the Utah Territory Legislator representing Utah County 1851

Served several terms in the Legislature. First Postmaster of Lehi. Chairman of the Lehi Fort Committee created Feb. 17, 1854 Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Imported with Thomas Karren and David Collett first Threshing Machine to

Lehi summer 1854 Second Innkeeper in Lehi. Obtained Sugar Beet Seeds from John Taylor for the citizens of Lehi Spring

of 1852. Called by Brigham Young to accompany him to investigate possible areas to

settle in Idaho April 1857.Evans, David Jr.

Taught School at the Franklin School Went and studied Law Lehi City Attorney 1877­80 Delegate to the Democratic National Convention for the nomination of

William Jennings Bryan in 1896 Became US Deputy Marshal Asst. US District Attorney 1887­1891 Elected to the State Legislature in 1895 Was a member of the State Legislative Constitutional Convention. Moved to California and became attorney in Los Angeles.

Evans, Duane

Director of the Civic Improvement Association 1964 and 1972­88 Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1993

Evans, Edward Lehi City Councilor 1894­95

Evans, Edwin Lehi City Recorder 1885­86 Lehi City Alderman 1889­90 Resigned City Alderman to study art in Europe. Spring of 1890 Becomes Professor of Art at the University of Utah

Evans, Emma Frederica Southwick Born in Lehi in 1867 Sang vocal duets with her sister Married Morgan Evans in 1890 Member and worker for the Service Star Legion Prided in sewing temple clothes. Died 1929

Evans, Ferd Opened the Evans Cafe at 120 West Main in December 1945.

Evans, F. L. Lehi City Recorder 1936­37

Evans, George Lehi City Judge 1894­95 Lehi City Marshal 1906­1908 Died while in office.

Evans, Hyrum J. Lehi City Marshal 1924­27

Evans, Israel Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47 Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858 Was named a Major. Worked at Sutters Mill when the gold was discovered. Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Surveyor of farms, towns, irrigation dtiches and other items.

Elected First City Counselor 1853­54; also in 1863­66 Served as Lehi City Alderman 1859­60; 1869­74 Served as the 6th Lehi Mayor 1867­68 Member of the First Lehi Library Association 1865 Director of the Union Exchange. As Alderman, Israel Evans led the building of a new Cemetery in 1871 with

sexton George W. Thurmond. Pursued legislation to establish the Brigham Young Agricultural College (Utah

State University) which was passed.Evans, John S.

Lehi City Marshal 1914­15; 1920­21Evans, Matilda Thomas

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Early her husband was called on a mission leaving her destitute. Would go into the fields and glean wheat to feed her family Did most of the building on her home in the Lehi Fort while her husband was

on a mission.Evans, Mary Jones

Came to Lehi in 1852. Known for her hospitality and cheerfulness

Evans, Morgan Born in 1863 Successful Farmer Lehi City Marshal 1912 (died in Office). Member of Lehi’s First Baseball Team President of Lehi Irrigation Company Founder and President of the Lehi Commercial Club Manager of the Dance Hall. Served four Terms on the Lehi School Board Served on the Alpine School District Board Served as Deputy Game Commissioner Director of the Local Farmers Organization Chairman of the Lehi Republican Party

Directors of the State Bank of Lehi Died in 1912.

Evans, Morgan Lehi Studentbody President 1955

Evans, Mosiah Respected telegraphe for the Union Pacific Railroad 1882­1892 Bookkeeper and Accountant for the People’s Cooperative Lehi City Recorder 1894­95 Lehi City 14th Mayor 1896­97 and 1900. Lost the Mayorship over his opposition to Prohibition. First Partisan Mayoral election in Lehi Elected to the State Legislature in 1900. Resigned his second term as Mayor. Mayor at the time Utah became a State. Erected an 80 foot pole on the jail lot to hoist a large flag with 45 stars to

commemorate the statehood of Utah. In 1904 moved to Garland working for the new Utah­Idaho Sugar Company. In 1916 moved to Spanish Fork working for the Sugar Company. Died Tragically in Salt Lake City in 1921..

Evans, Prime Lehi City Attorney 1891­92, 1899­1900 Lehi CIty Treasurer 1892­93 Died while serving as attorney in 1900.

Evans, Ruel American Legion Committee to Build Veterans Ballpark 1952

Evans, Sarah T. Lehi City Recorder 1901­1902

Evans, Sylvester Lehi City Councilmember 1938­43 Lehi City Judge 1946­50

Evans, William S. Born in Lehi in 1855 Lehi City Councilor 1891­1893; 1914­17 One of the Founders of the short lived Socialist Party in Lehi 1901

Built a home in Lehi in 1900 at 4th North and 2 West. President of the First Elders Quorum in Lehi Served two years on the Lehi Irrigation Board Served nine years as a member of the School Board. Served two years as the Vice President of Alpine School Board Instrumental in the building of the Franklin School, the Primary School, the

Grammar School and an extension on the Sego Lily School.Eves, Joel

Lehi Power Department Director­hired in 2013.Faddis, Roger

Lehi First Ward BishopFarrer, Rickie M.

Lehi Tenth Ward Bishop 1981­1983Felt, Richard (Dick) George

Star Athlete at Lehi High School Played for Brigham Young University Played in the American Football League on the Patriots and the Titan Teams. Assistant Football Coach at Brigham Young University under LaVell

EdwardsFelt, Russell Ray

Lehi 13th Ward Bishop 1982­1986 Lehi Utah Stake President 1987­ Lehi Jr. High School Principal 1987­ Lehi High School Principal 1987­1996 Lehi High School State Winning Basketball Coach President Friends of Camp Floyd Bishop LDS Missionary Training Center Jordan River Stake Patriarch

Fenn, Harold Served in World War II in the Navy Worked as the head grinder at Lehi Roller Mills for nearly 40 years. Worked also at Geneva Steel. Leader in the American Legion for many years.

Spearheaded the Veterans Memorial up at the Lehi Cemetery.Ferkovich, Anthony J.

Lehi City Police Chief 1961­63Field, Joseph

Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854.Flygare, Robert

Opened the Hitchin Post on State Street in 1971.Fjeld, Andrew

Came across to Utah in Stoddart Handcart Company­The last handcartcompany to come across the plains. 1870

Pioneer Historian; kept detailed journals. Served an LDS mission to Australia. Called to preside over the Mission

from 1900­1901 Served one term on the Lehi School Board Lays the last brick of the Lehi Tabernacle. April 11, 1902. Served as Bishop of the Lehi First Ward 1903­1920. Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward 1920­1927 Lehi City Councilor 1891­92 Member of the Lehi Pioneer Committee Member of the 1913 Lehi History Book Committee

Fjeld, Ann Olsen Came to Lehi in 1862 Expert Weaver­Used for her livelihood

Fjeld, Carl J. E. Came across to Utah in Stoddart Handcart Company­The last handcart

company to come across the plains. 1870 Moved one family to Saratoga and one family stayed in Lehi. Took care of the Stage Coach station at Pelican Point and later the one at

Eureka.Flake, Lucy White

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51Folkerson, Alvin

Purchased with Harold Ellison the Fashion Cleaners at 101 West Main in

December 1947.Fotheringham, Charlotte

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51Fotheringham, John

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51Fotheringham, William

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Lehi Councilor 1861­resigned after a couple of months. Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help

Lott Smith antics. Called by Brigham Young to go with him and Bishop David Evans to Idaho

to explore areas for possible settlements in Idaho. April 1857 On the first boat wreck on Utah Lake and had to swim to shore. May 1851 Moved to Beaver where he was called as a Bishop in 1877 and later as

Patriarch of Beaver Stake. He served as the Justice of the Peace in Beaver.

Fowler, Betty Grand Marshall Lehi Roundup Editor of the Lehi Free Press Wrote Hundreds of “You Better Believe It” for the Lehi Free Press. Lehi High School Hall of Fame Chairman of the Lehi’s Bicentennial Committee and spearheaded the building

of Bandwagon Park 1976.Fowler, Bill

Lehi High School Studentbody President 1965Fowler, Arlin D.

Lehi City Councilmember 1948­50Fowler, Daryl

Born in Lehi in 1888 Organizer and Director of the First Civic Improvement Association 1941­46 President of the Civic Improvement Association 1947 30th Mayor Of Lehi 1948 Died in Office 18 March 1948

Fowler, Devere A. Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1973­1977 President of the Lehi Sons of the Utah Pioneers Lehi Businessman­Fowler Pump and One Man Band Lehi City Councilmember.1986­1989

Fowler, E.H. Lehi City Marshal 1928­29

Fowler, Niron Lehi City Marshal 1934­37; 1940­41

Fowler, Robert Lehi City Marshal 1907­1908

Fowler, Thomas Member of the first Lehi Brass Band in 1871. Lehi City Marshal 1875­79; 1881­82; 1887­88 Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67

Fox, Alfred First Leader of the Lehi Brass Band in 1871.

Fox, E. Kay Lehi Fifteenth Ward Bishop 1986­1990 Lehi West Stake Presidency 1990­

Fox, Edward S. In 1945 started the Lehi Block Plant with Arthur T. Powell.

Fox, Eldred W. Lehi Third Ward Bishop 1966­1972 Lehi City Council Member 1940­43

Fox, Robert Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67

Fox, Isaac Member of the first Lehi Bass Band in 1871. Director of the Isaac Fox Choral group. Won first prize in an 1894 county

wide contest.Fox, Isaac W.

Lehi Third Ward Bishop 1933­1942 Lehi City Councilmember 1922­1931 25th Lehi City Mayor 1932­33; 1936­37 Farmer and Poultry and dairy rancher. Mayor during the Depression Finished the term of Mayor Gilchrist after he died.

Served two additional terms.Fox, Norene

Longtime Teacher and Counselor at Lehi High School First President of the Actus Club formed in 1939. Lehi Centennial Celebration and History Committee 1950

Fox, Patricia Brown Miss Lehi 1962 Piano Teacher in Lehi for many years.

Fyffe, James F. Lehi City Recorder 1912­15.

Gaddie, James B. Lehi City Councilor 1891­93

Gaisford, Arthur F. Utah Newspaper Hall of Fame­Lehi Banner Publisher of the Lehi S

Gaisford, Arthur F. Jr. Lehi City Recorder 1922­23

Gaisford, Frank Publisher of the Lehi Sun Moved the paper’s production in October 1930

Gaisford, Victor Publisher of the Lehi Sun

Gammon, Edna Purchased Webb’s Clothing Store at 187 East state Street in January 1950. Opened Edna’s Shop in January 1950.

Gammon, LeRoy Purchased Webb’s Clothing Store at 187 East state Street in January 1950. Opened Edna’s Shop in January 1950. Long time dedicated Lehi Scouter

Gardner, Archibald Millwright and Builder of the Gardner Mill in West Jordan Built a Mill in Fairfield Utah at the time of Camp Floyd Helped his son James H Gardner with designing equipment at the Lehi Sugar

Factory and with the design of the Jordan River Pumping Station. Bishop West Jordan ward

Gardner, J. Hamilton Author 1913 Lehi History Book Lehi City Attorney 1920­21 Utah Legislature representing Salt Lake County.

Gardner, James H Settled in Elva, Idaho in 1886 Called to Lehi when they were building the Sugar Factory Boiled the first batch of Sugar at the Lehi Sugar Factory October 15, 1891. Conceived and Designed the Jordan River Pumping station­at one time the

largest pumps in the world. General Manager Utah­Idaho Sugar Company Lehi Mayor when Memorial Building was built 1920­21 Lehi City Council Member 1901­1903 Utah County Commissioner for six years 1921­1926. Elected as a Utah Legislature in 1925. Built his home in Lehi which was called the Rose and Green Villa. Dedicated

by President Woodruff. First Bishop Lehi Second Ward 1903­1917 Instrumental in the creation of the State Bank of Lehi, State Bank of

American Fork, Lehi Roller Mills, the Commercial Club and the LehiMercantile.

Served as President of the Commercial Club Served an LDS Mission to the Sandwich Islands (Hawaii) where he was

called to work in a Sugar mill which he hated. Served on the School Board.

Gardner, Rex Lehi City Marshal 1942­43

Gardner, Rhoda Priscilla Huffaker One of the first settlers of Elna Idaho Came to Lehi in 1891 Second Counselor in the First Lehi Second Ward Relief Society Presidency

in 1903.Gardner, Rula

Head of the Lehi Women’s WPA during the depression.Garff, Christian

Lehi Resident who created the Utah County Power and Light Company onAugust 2, 1899.

Built the American Fork Canyon hydroelectric Plant in 1900 Brought Electricity to Lehi in 1900.

Garff, Louis Lehi City Councilor 1891­93 Built and Operated Lehi Opera House (Garff Hall) 1887.

Garrett, Ernest B. Lehi High School Teacher Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward 1937­1946 Lehi City Councilmember 1954­65

Gibbons, Richard C. Elected First City Counselor 1853­54

Gibbs, William Police Chief of Lehi 1982­93 44th Mayor of Lehi

Gibbons, Richard C. Served as Lehi City Councilor 1854­55

Gilchrist, Robert Member of the first Lehi Bass Band in 1871. One of the Founders of the short lived Socialist Party in Lehi 1901

Gilchrist, Robert T. Lehi City Councilmember 1931.

Gilchrist, Sydney Lehi’s 22nd Mayor of Lehi 1918­1920; 1928­1931 Lehi City Councilmember 1914­1917; 1922­27 Went to the New West Academy In 1926 started Gilchrist Hardware. Member of the Lehi Volunteer Fire Department

Appointed to Lehi’s first library board in 1917. Charter Member of the Lehi Lions club Active Member of the Municipal League Leader in the efforts to build Deer Creek Reservoir Mayor at the approval to build the Memorial Building Died from injuries of an automobile accident while in office.

Glover, George Lehi City Councilor 1898 First Lehi Old Folks Committee 1892.

Glynes, John Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858Goates, Leo W.

Served as a Lehi City Councilor 1918­21Goates, George A.

Lehi City Recorder 1908­1911.Goates, Herman C.

Bishop Lehi First Ward 1946­1947 President Lehi Utah Stake President 1947­1968

Goates, Joseph Lehi City Councilor 1891­93

Goates, Joseph W. Lehi City Council Member 1906­1911

Goates, Rebecca Pilgrim Member of the ill fated Willey Handcart company in 1856 Came to Lehi in 1856 Great mother to her husband’s motherless children.

Goates, Warren L. Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward 1946­1952

Goates, William Family settled in Lehi in 1852 Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854

Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Completed Hugh Hilton’s term as Lehi Councilor 1861­62 Lehi City Councilor 1875­1876.

Godfrey, Fay Bennett First President of the Thalia Club created in 1956,

Goodson, R.C. Family settled in Lehi in 1851

Goodwin, Albert Part of a Brigham Young called Lehi team to go to Winter Quarters and bring

LDS converts to Utah 1861­66Goodwin, Betsy Smith

Member of the ill fated Willey Handcart company in 1856 Relief Society President for 8 years. Came to Lehi in 1856

Goodwin, Edwin Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Lehi City Marshal 1891

Goodwin, Isaac Served as Lehi Alderman 1863 Served as the 5th Lehi Mayor 1863­66; 1875­76; Completed the term of

Lorenzo Hatch who resigned to move to Franklin, Idaho. Came to Utah by way of the famous ship “Brooklyn” with Samuel Brennan.

1846. Came to Lehi in 1859. Brought Chilean hay seed he obtained on the Robinson Crusoe Island on his

way. This seed became the foundation of Lehi’s alfalfa industry. Planted the First Alfalfa crop in Lehi in 1860 by Cold Springs.

Goodwin, Isaac H. Came with his father to Lehi in 1859 Built Houses Moved to Smithfield, Cache Valley in 1862 Moved to Escalante in 1876.

Goodwin, LaVar

Purchased the Lehi Cafe from Dennis Huggard in 1971Goodwin, Samuel I.

Lehi Second Ward Bishop 1917­1937 Lehi City Council Member 1906­1909

Gordon, Stanley Lehi City Fire Chief 1970­73

Gough, James Crossed the Plains and was the spiritual leader of their company. Came to Lehi with Joseph J. H. Colledge in 1862. Worked in the Mines and on the Railroad Moved over the creek in Lehi in 1868. He was the first one to locate in that

district.Gough, James C.

Lehi City Councilmember 1910­11Granger, Clarence A.

Had the first phone installed into his home in 1888.Grant, Myrten Francis

Veteran World War II Presidential citation for the Po River Valley Campaign­World War II First Graduating Class­ University of Utah Pharmacy School. Pharmacist in numerous Lehi Businesses and other towns.

Grass, Henry Opened Grass Furniture at 151 East State in the old Co­op Building on July

1, 1948.Gray, Gary H.

Lehi Twelfth Ward Bishop 1984­89Gray, James A.

Lehi Nineteenth Ward Bishop 1989­Gray, Jared

Director Lehi Civic Improvement AssociationGray, Phillip D.

Lehi First Ward Bishop 1985­89 Lehi Utah Stake Presidency

Director Lehi Civic Improvement AssociationGreen, Thomas

Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Elected First City Counselor 1853­54

Greenwood, Kenneth Longtime Businessman of Lehi Opened Greenwood Carpets and Interiors in 1971 Opened LaFeria Reception Center in 1971 Opened Ye Old Pool Hall Gift Shoppe in 1972 Lehi Mayor Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2009

Greenwood, Rita Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2009

Gudmundsen, Abe Leased and Operated Saratoga Resort from 1918­23

Gudmundsen, Gudmund Opens the first Jewelry Store in Lehi 1871.

Gunn, Robert Lehi City Attorney 1975­78 Opened his law office at 46 West Main in June 1977.

Gurney, J. Ferrin Lehi Jr. High Principal Lehi Second Ward Bishop 1950­1955 Organizer and Secretary of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1941­71. Lehi City Council Member 1944­47

Gurney, Paul Secretary Lehi Civic Improvement Association 2004­present

Gurney, William Came to Lehi in 1855 Senior President of the Sixty­Eighth Quorum of the Seventy

Gurney, William F. Lehi City Council member 1910­13. Lehi’s 21st Mayor 1914­1917

With his sons, did most of the work on developing and planting Wines Park. Led Lehi into World War I. Developed the first speed limits for automobiles in Lehi.

Hadfield, Dale Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1984

Hadfield, Danaca Palmer Lehi High School Cheerleader 1987­88 Miss Lehi 1988 Married John Hadfield Jr. Longtime and Residence and Supporter of Lehi

Hadfield, Douglas First Bishop Lehi Seventeenth Ward 1983­1988

Hadfield, Elda Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1984

Hadfield, Jay D. Eagle Project built the Map, Blueprints and Plans holder for the Lehi city

Historical Archives.Hadfield, John

Lifelong Citizen of Lehi Established Hadfield Irrigation Lehi City Council Member 1991­93

Hadfield, John Jr. Longtime Citizen of Lehi Established and Owner of Hadco Construction, one of the largest firms in

Lehi. Supporter of Lehi City Historical Archives.

Hadfield, William Lehi Third Ward Bishop 1923­1933 Adopted by Lehi Family­Thomas R. Jones Family. Delivered mail in Lehi from 1907­1944. Represented Utah at the National Convention of Mail Carriers. Superintendent of the 3rd Ward Sunday School 1904=1910.

Hager, George

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Hired Hand of David Savage, brought with him to Lehi.

Hakes, F. Russell Lehi Seminary Principal Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 1968­1974 Lehi Utah North Stake President 1974­1983

Hammer, Anna Christene Orego Made Lehi her home in 1867

Hammer, George Lehi City Fire Chief 1904­11

Hammer, Hans Worked on the construction of the Salt Lake Temple Started a business selling to the soldiers at Camp Floyd 1858 Started a Livery business in 1871 and has been the leading livery in Lehi.

Hansen, Judy Founding Member Friends of the Lehi Archives 2013 Premier Donor Lehi City Historical Archives Lehi Library Board Member 2013 Volunteer Docent at the Utah State Capitol 2008­2013 Biographer of Oral Histories for Lehi Veterans.

Hansen, Niels Christian Lehi Blacksmith on 400 E and State Street 1896­1931

Hansen, Michael Lehi Recreation Director for many years.

Hanson, Leo Lehi City Councilmember 1922­27

Hardwick, Azubia Deseret Cox First Female Child born in Lehi Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Unveiled the new Pioneer Monument built in honor of the Fort Wall

November 26, 1908Hardy, Fred

Lehi Cowboy Poet

Lehi AuthorHarris, Almer

Served in the Spanish American War and returned safely in Summer 1899.Harris, Carl (Blackie)

Chairman of the Lehi Recreation bringing Lehi Sports to the fore front. Officer of the Lehi American Legion Director of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1989­2008 Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2005

Harris, Cloyd V. Mayor Cedar Fort Cedar Fort Bishop Lehi West Stake Presidency 1983­1989

Harris, Dallan Eagle Scout Project headed the Olympic Torch Monument for Lehi. The Monument was unveiled on Lehi’s 150th Birthday February 5, 2002

Harris, Jerry J. Lehi Businessman Purple Pig Pizza Palace Lehi Second Ward Bishop 1987­

Harris, Lynette Lewis Founding Member Friends of the Lehi Archives 2013 Premier Donor Lehi City Historical Archives Lehi Heritage/Historical Collector Artist

Hartshorn, Jesse Purchased with her husband Mel the Lehi Floral from Broadbents in June

1950. In July 1979 a $100,000 fire destroyed the Lehi Floral. It was later rebuilt Sold the business to Richard and Lynn Merrill

Hartshorn, Melvin Purchased with his wife Jesse the Lehi Floral from Broadbents in June 1950. In July 1979 a $100,000 fire destroyed the Lehi Floral. It was later rebuilt Sold the business to Richard and Lynn Merrill.

Harwood, James

Made the first Harness produced in Lehi­Fall 1854 Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852 Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo

Canyon during the Utah War. Lehi City Treasurer 1896­97 Lehi City Council member 1901­1903 Assessor for the Construction of the Lehi Meeting house Fall 1854

Harwood, Samuel Family settled in Lehi in 1852 Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854.

Hatch, Abram Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858 Had an early Lehi Home Business in fashion Brought first Apple and Peach Trees to Lehi with James W. Taylor and John

R. Murdock in Spring 1855. First Innkeeper in Lehi In 1865, hired teams to freight agriculture from Lehi to Montana for sale. Lehi City Treasurer 1861­62 Built the First Mill at the Mouth of American Fork Canyon in December 1851

Hatch, Charley Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51

Hatch, Hyrum Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51

Hatch, Lorenzo B. Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Elected First City Counselor 1853­55 Lehi City Treasurer 1856­58 Member of the Lehi Fort Committee Created Feb. 17, 1854. Built the First Mill at the Mouth of American Fork Canyon in December 1851

Lehi City Mayor 1863 Was called to be Bishop of Franklin, Idaho afterserving only one month as Mayor of Lehi.

Served as Mayor of Franklin, Idaho. First LDS member of the Idaho Territorial Legislature. Called on to colonize Woodruff, Arizona

Hatch, Jeremiah Family settled in Lehi in 1851

Hatch, Silvia Karren Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51

Haws, David Long time Lehi Florist and Businessman Chairman of the Miss Lehi Pageant for many years. Chairman of the Miss Utah Pageant for many years. Built Large Floats for Lehi City, American Fork City, Sandy City and other

communities. Won many Sweepstakes awards for floats. Committee member Freedom Festival for many years.

Haws, Jay K. Lehi Businessman. Opened the Haws sweet Shop at 129 East Main Street in June 1950. Opened Haws Paint and Glass at 125 East Main in 1973 Lehi City Council member 1940­43

Haws, John Knollin Sr, Member of the Lehi Volunteer Fire Department for many years. Member of the Jaycee Organization for many years. Chairman of the Lehi District Boy Scouts division and served on the Board

of the Utah National Parks Council for many years. Served in Desert Storm Middle East War. Member of the American Legion Colonel in the Utah National Guard. Lehi Commander for many years. Member of the Lehi City Council 1991­95 Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1985 Donated Micron Groundbreaking Shovel and Shirt to the Lehi Historical

Archives.

Haws, John Knollin Jr. Member of the First Lehi City Youth Council 1971 Lehi High School Studentbody President 1971­72 Lehi City Councilmember 1976­84

Haws, Shirley Jean Messersmith Born in Cedar Fort in 1935 Married John Knollin Haws in 1953. Opened Haws Paint and Glass and expanded to a Craft Store in 1973. Chairman Lehi Roundup Parade for nine years Lehi Library Board Member Lehi Chamber of Commerce Officer Businesswomen for many years. Delivered Mail to Cedar Fort for many years. Lehi Stake Young Women’s President for many years.

Hayes, John Joseph Moved to Lehi in 1854 Had five children in Lehi Shoemaker by trade Wanted a farm; could find no land in Lehi so moved to Sanpete County in

1865.Hayward, Wilson

Owned the Western Auto at 3 west Main. Sold the Western Auto to Guy and Mary Ellen Cash in February 1979.

Hebrew, Esther Hutchings Served as a Nurse all over the world Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956

Hellewell, Parley Bought into Cash’s with Guy in 1988. Purchased Western Auto outright from Guy Cash in 1989.

Herron, William C. Served in the Spanish American War and returned safely in Summer 1899.

Hilton, A. Eugene Lehi Second Ward Bishop 1955­1961

Hilton, Hugh Lehi Councilor 1861; resigned in November.

Hinton, Harvard Lehi City Attorney 1952­73 Chairman of the Board and John Hutchings Museum Attorney Lehi Fifth Ward Bishop 1952­1962 Assistant Secretary of State for Many years.

Hinton, Rose Marie Brokow Born in Provo in 1928. Lived as a youth for a few years in Lehi. Graduated from BYU in English. Married Harvard Hinton in 1950 Moved to Lehi and were life­time residents of Lehi. Sang and Played the Violin Poet Embroidered Headed the Lehi Stake Genealogy Program and Leader of the Extraction

Program; one of the first in the Church. Served 3 missions with her husband and went all over the world developing

genealogy programs for the Church. Kept 85 volumes of her history that she donated to the Brigham Young

library. Died in November 2013

Holbrook, David Lehi Twelfth Ward Bishop 1989 Lehi Utah Stake President

Holbrook, R. Garn Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956 Lehi City Council Member 1946­50

Holbrook Steven Important Lehi Farmer Lehi City Council member 2005­2013 One of the founders of the Hester Rippy Literacy Center

Lehi Roundup Parade Committee College Single Ward Bishop Lehi Stake Executive Secretary

Holcomb, Lester Lehi City Councilmember 1976­78

Holden, James W. Lehi City Councilmember 1918­1920; 1936­37

Holdsworth, Jonas First Tanner of Lehi in a building built by David Evans and Canute Peterson

1862. Tannery shop stayed in business until 1870. Lehi city Council Member 1906­1909

Holm, Jens Came across in the Christensen Handcart Company 1857 Came to Lehi in 1858

Holmes, Lec Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association

Hoover, Ralph Lehi City Councilmember 1958­60

Hopkins, Charles Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47 Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 First Judge of Election 1853 Elected First Alderman of Lehi 1853­54 Territory Legislature gives Alonzo Rhodes, Charles Hopkins, Ezekiel

Hopkins permission to build the bridge over the Jordan River January 21,1853

Hopkins, Ezekiel Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Elected First City Counselor 1853­58 Territory Legislature gives Alonzo Rhodes, Charles Hopkins, Ezekiel

Hopkins permission to build the bridge over the Jordan River January 21,1853

Hopkins, Lydia Okie Van Dyke

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51Hopkins, W. Karl

Lehi High School Principal 1906­1916. Lehi City Council Member 1912­17.

Horrocks, Lynn Opened Timberline Hunters supply in 1973 at 155 West Main.

Howard, Don Opened a Truck Inn at 210 West State Street in April 1948,

Hudson, Otto Lehi City Councilor 1891

Hudson, William Family settled in Lehi in 1852 Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo

Canyon during the Utah War.Huggard, Dennis

Opened Porters Place in 1971 Owned Lehi Cafe­Sold to LaVar goodwin in 1971. Opened Longbench Ice Cream Parlor next to Porters Place in 1973.

Hunger, Ethel Had the winning name of the Lehi Round­up Rodeo Celebration.

Hunsaker, Abraham Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47

Hunt, Elwood Longtime Lehi Jr. High Teacher Lehi Fifth Ward Bishop 1968­1974

Hunt, Randy Bishop Lehi Fifth Ward Member of the Lehi Stake Presidency Lehi Businessman­Hunts Pest Control

Hutchings, Alice Director of the WPA sewing center formed in the basement of the Memorial

Building during the depression.

Hutchings, Esther Collector and Creator of the John Hutchings Museum Named Outstanding Utah Couple in 1967 by the Sons of the Utah Pioneers.

Hutchings, Harold Longtime Lehi Businessman Hutch’s Store Opened a Sports store in the Lone Peak Trading Post of Wattie Watkins.

June 1946. Named John Hutchings Museum Curator in 1967. Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1990

Hutchings, John Collector and Creator of the John Hutchings Museum Named Curator for Life­John Hutchings Museum 1956. Named Outstanding Utah Couple in 1967 by the Sons of the Utah Pioneers.

Hutchings, Marie Leader of the Lehi Chamber of Commerce Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1990 Lehi Business owner. Hutch’s

Hutchings, LaMar “Bud” Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956 Leaders of the Hutchings Orchestra

Hutchings, William L. Family came across the plains in the Israel Evans Company 1857

Hyde, William Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47 Major of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo

Canyon during the Utah War. Left Lehi to settle in Cache Valley­Settled Hyde Park. 1860

Ingalls, Merrill Whittier Came to Utah in 1891 Chief Engineer at the Lehi Sugar Factory Engineer and Designer (with James H. Gardner) of the Jordan River Pumping

Station. Lehi City Fire Chief 1901­1902

Innes, Russell Lehi City Councilmember 1966­69 Grand Marshall Lehi Roundup Parade Editor and Owner of the Lehi Free Press and the American Fork Citizen Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956 First Chairman of the Board of Trustees of John Hutchings Museum. Sold the Lehi Free Press and American Fork Citizen to Newtah in December

1978. Been in the newspaper business for forty­four years. Died shortly afterward. Utah Newspaper Hall of Fame­Lehi Free Press

Innes, Phoebe Grand Marshall Lehi Roundup Parade Lehi High School Physical Education Teacher Murray High School Counselor Worked with the Lehi Stake Young Adults for many years.

Jacobs, Harriet Austin Only women to be called on a mission from Lehi before 1904. Went to

England from May 7, 1897 until Sept. 9, 1897. Opens her Millinery Store in Lehi 1866.

Jacobs, John Family settled in Lehi in 1852

Jacklin, Ray Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1989­2004

Jackson, John Jr. Came to Lehi in 1868­David Evans chose him to reside in Lehi. Builder by Trade Cut and hauled Cedar Posts to Salt Lake Wagon threw him on the way to Salt Lake and his head got lodged in the

wheel and his neck broke.James, Samuel

Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854.Jameson, Alex

Opened a Bakery at 82 West Main in 1944 Moved to a new building in 1946 at 35 West Main.

Jenkins, Keith Lehi City Councilmember 1988­91

Jenkins, Lars Lehi High School math teacher and Counselor for many years. Lehi City Judge Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2000

Jenkins, Zina Lifelong worker at State Bank of Lehi Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2000

Jenkinson, W.H. Initial Lehi FERA labor leader during the depression. 1934.

John, Thomas Lehi City Attorney 1896(of Provo)

Johnson, Anna Anderson Married to John Johnson Expert in working with hair. Made necklaces, watch chains, art work and the

like from hair.Johnson, Charles L.

Owner Johnson Store in Lehi Junction on Railroad Street Lehi City Councilmember 1934­35

Johnson, Fern G. Lehi City Treasurer 1946­47

Johnson, J.E. Lehi City Councilmember 1934­39

Johnson, John Came to Lehi in 1862 Lived “Over the Creek” Farmer

Johnson, Howard H. Lehi North Stake Presidency 1983 Lehi Businessman

Lehi City MayorJohnson, Mark I.

Lehi City Council member 2003­present.Johnson, Ralph

Opened a Western Auto at 173 West Main in January 1947.Jones, Elias M.

Construction Foreman for the Salt Lake Temple The appropriate ceremonies placed in position the cornerstone of the Lehi

Tabernacle by Bishop Thomas R. Cutler. September 12, 1901. He assistedBishop Cutler.

Jones, Ellen William Married to Thomas R. Jones Came to Lehi in 1861 Lived first year in a cellar Built first home outside the Fort Wall Later moved to North Branch. First President of the Lehi North Branch Relief Society in 1877. Served for

35 years. First Counselor in the Primary. Served for 25 years. Adopted William Hadfield

Jones, Frank W. Member Lehi Stake Presidency 1947­1968

Jones, J.G. Dr. Dentist in Lehi in the 1920­30’s Office was at 82 West Main.

Jones, Mable Rockwell School Nurse Volunteer at Hutching’s Museum Great­Granddaughter of Orrin Porter Rockwell

Jones, Samuel Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852

Jones, Thomas R. Came to Lehi in 1861

Lived first year in a cellar Built Home outside the fort wall Later Moved to the North Branch(new survey) First Branch President of the Northwest Branch (later became third ward).

Director the start of the construction of the Third Ward Church. October 1,1893

Adopted William Hadfield and brought the Hadfield family to Lehi. Givenhim to raise by the judge when he was on the jury.

Jones, Thomas W. Lehi City Marshal 1918­1920

Judd, Riley Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help

Lott Smith antics. Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858Julian, Paul

Opened Julians Drug in the former Lehi Bakery Building at 35 West Main.Karren, Charles H.

Lehi City Marshal 1894­95Karren, Edward

Lehi City Council Member 1904­05.Karren, John

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help

Lott Smith antics.Karren, Maria Lawrence

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Married to John Karren Caregiver to her family

Karren, Thomas Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47 Imported the first Agricultural equipment to Lehi­the threshing Machine. First Missionary called from Lehi. Called to the Sandwich Islands. Served

from 1852­1853. First Councilor to Bishop David Evans. Helped bring pioneer groups to Utah.

Karren, Thomas Jr. Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Part of a Brigham Young called Lehi team to go to Winter Quarters and bring

LDS converts to Utah 1861­66 Lehi City Councilor 1859­60

Keate, Arlene First President of the Olympian Club formed in 1944.

Kendall, Eli Lehi City Judge 1904­05; 1910­11

Kenning, Martha First President of the Serimpian Club formed in 1949.

Kerns, Henry Family settled in Lehi in 1851

Kirkham, Dean American Legion Committee to Build Veterans Ballpark 1952 Lehi City Councilmember 1954­65 World War II veteran

Kirkham, George As a young boy witnessed the Indian attack by Little Soldier’s group on an

Overland Stage killing all.Kirkham, George William

Came to Lehi in 1860 Spent time in building fences and roads.

Kirkham, Melvin Lehi City Council member 1972­1975 Banker for several firms. Lehi Fifth Ward Bishopric

Kirkham, James M Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Takes over as editor the Lehi Banner and moves location of the paper 1905. Utah Newspaper Hall of Fame­Lehi Banner Created the Standard Knitting Company in the Kirkham Building 1906 James Kirkham and Sons Store goes into business in 1893. It stays in

business until 1904.Kirkham, Thomas F.

Lehi City Treasurer 1912­13. Lehi City Recorder 1930­33; Appointed Financial Manager of the Lehi Sewer System in 1954

Kirkham, Thomas F, Lehi City Recorder 1952­57 Editor and Chairman of the Lehi Centennial History 1950

Kleinman, Carolyn Purchased LeFeria reception center from the Greenwood and formed the

Colonial House in April 1976.Kleinman, Kevin

Purchased LeFeria reception center from the Greenwood and formed theColonial House in April 1976.

Knight, William A. Lehi City Councilor 1920­21 Outspoken City Councilmember Worked at the Jordan River Pumphouses

Knudsen, Thorsten Moved to Provo when he first came to Utah Moved to Lehi in December 1866 and lived until his death. Moved to “Over the Creek” Farmer

Only one son(Hyrum) lived to adulthood and moved to Logan Wife died early so he was left alone in Lehi.

Kohler, Doyle Owner of the Pioneer Market Opened the new Kohlers food Store in in March 1983 Changed the name to Kohler’s Market and ran a successful store until his

death in 2012. Member of the Lehi Volunteer Fire Department for many years.

Kletting, Richard Architect of the Lehi tabernacle 1900. Architect of the Utah State Capitol, Saltaire, Beck’s Saratoga and the Salt

Lake City offices.Lamb, James

Came to Lehi in 1852 Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 Veteran of the Walker War Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858 Thrown from a load of lumber and killed in October 1896.

Lamb, Suel Lehi City Marshal 1866

Lance, Jacob Vigilante type Murder Victim 1856. Buried in Pioneer Cemetery.

Langely, Sol Vigilante type Murder Victim 1861. Buried in Pioneer Cemetery.

Larsen, Edward J. Lehi City Councilmember 1922­27; 1928­35

Larsen, Lars Victor Came to Lehi in 1882 Shoemaker Built a home in Big Pastures south east of Lehi Prospector for precious metals

Larsen, Linel J. Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1937­1945

Larson, Rex N Veteran of WWII Owner of Larson’s Mink Ranch in Lehi

Lawrence, Emma Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854.

Lawson, John Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47

Leany, Cleon Veteran of World War II. Established the Utah Theatre with his father at 154 West Main in September

1946. George and Cleon went into a partnership to form Leanys in 1945 Took over Leany’s from his father in 1953 and expanded into appliances. Purchased the Ross building in 1963 and expanded Leanys. In late 1970’s changed his name to Laney (the name before the family

changed it.) Ran an entertainment business with Videos. After nearly 43 years in business tried to retire. Distinguished Photographer of Utah and the surrounding areas of Lehi. Leany store destroyed by fire on May 1, 1994.

Leany, George Woodburry Lehi City Councilmember 1948­50 Lehi’s 32nd Mayor of Lehi 1950­1953 Established the Utah Theatre at 154 West Main in September 1946. Born in Harrisburg, Utah. Served in World War I­fought in the Meuse Argonne Offensive. Moved to Lehi in 1945 Purchased Goodwins Golden Rule in 1945. George and Cleon went into a partnership to form Leanys. In 1952, sold the business to Allreds for six months and then bought it back. Turned over running the store to his son Cleon in 1952

His service as Mayor is known for his leadership in cleaning up andbeautifying the Lehi Cemetery.

In office during the Korean War. He served many years on the Lehi Beautification Committee. He served on the Board of Directors of the John Hutchings Museum Did Real Estate with with the Utah Valley Realty. Died in 1974.

Leany, Relva Larsen Purchased the Ross building in 1963 and expanded with her husband

Leany’s.Lemmons, James

Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47Leslie, George

Had an early Lehi Home Business in fashionLew, Larry

Lehi Eighteenth Ward Bishop 1989­ Lehi North Stake Presidency.

Lewis, Alma Lynn(Snook) Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1981 and 1986 President of Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1972­80 Vice President of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1971 Director of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1964­ President of Lehi Fire Department Lehi Sixth ward bishopric

Lewis, Arlund Jr. Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop

Lewis,Beulah Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1981 and 1986

Lewis, Gary Vice President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1994­99 Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1986­93 Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1999 Lehi City Recorder 1982­93

Board Member and Board Chairman of the Tri­City Golf Course and FoxHollow Golf Course for many years.

Donated the Gary Lewis Lehi Roundup Rodeo Collection to the Lehi CityHistorical Archives.

Lewis, George Alma Organizer and Director of the First Lehi Civic Improvement Association

1941­46 and 1965­71. 29th Mayor Of Lehi 1944­45 President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1948­1964 Vice President of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1947 Served as Mayor during the ending of World War II Initiated Garbage collection in Lehi Bonded for Sewer system in Lehi. Rancher and a poultry farmer Served four years as the Deputy Utah County Assessor President of the Lehi Lions Club Served twelve years on the Old Folks Committee

Lewis, Henry First Bishop of the Lehi Third Ward. 1903­1923 Treasurer of the Lehi Tabernacle Building Committee Elected to the Lehi City Council 1906­1909 First Mortician in Lehi Director of the People’s Cooperative School Trustee for many years President of the North Bench Irrigation Company

Lewis, John Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association

Lewis, Rhea Founding Member Friends of the Lehi Archives Premier Donor Lehi City Historical Archives Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1999

Lewis, Stan President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 2000­present

Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1989­99 Lehi Studentbody President 1968 Farmer and Rancher Lehi Stake High Council

Lewis, Tom National Rodeo Finalist from Lehi 2011

Lind, Chris Lehi City Councilmember 1982­1989

Lindburg, Dennis J. Lehi Fifteenth Ward Bishop 1983­86

Lindquist,Cassell J. Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop 1975­1982

Little, Jessie C. First Mormon Pioneer to explore Lehi and Utah Valley 1847

Little Soldier Name of the Indian Leader who attacked and killed the people on an

Overland Stage west of Lehi in retaliation of Army troops attacking them.1863.

Littlewood, William Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852

Loader, Mariah Member of the tragic Martin Handcart Company Arrived November 30,

1856.Losee, Abraham

Worked for two years on a church farm in Salt Lake before coming to Lehi. Came to Lehi in 1850 Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Elected First Alderman of Lehi 1853­54 Lehi Councilor 1854­1855; 1861­62

Losee, Isaac Family settled in Lehi in 1851

Losee, Rex In 1953 Opened a Television Sales and Repair Shop on Main Street with

Jack Barnes Instructor of electronics at Utah’s Technical College (Trade Tech).

Lott, Abigail Evans Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51

Lott, Benjamin S. Lehi City Councilor 1894­95

Lott, Benjamin J. (BJ) Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1981 and 1988 President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1971 Vice President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1961­63 and 1965­70. Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1947­1960 Lehi City Councilmember 1938­39; 1944­46 Lehi City Recorder 1946­47

Lott, Dean Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1972­85 Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1997

Lott, Donna Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1997

Lott, George First Advertised Plumber of record in Lehi. 1909

Lott, John S. Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Assistant Commander Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 Lehi Marshal 1861­62 Lehi City Councilor 1856­58 Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help

Lott Smith antics. Sent to help ill fated handcart companies by Brigham Young November 1856

Lott, Kathleen Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2013 Officer of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers

Lott, LeRoy E.

Lehi City Council Member 1906­1909; 1928­33Lott, Morgan S.

Most Known Plumber in Lehi History. He learned plumbing while working atthe Lehi Sugar Factory, and got his start in 1905.

Established his business in 1923 M.S. Lott Plumbing and Heating. Added an new section to his Plumbing Business at 55 West Main in February

1947. Lehi City Council Member 1918­21

Lott, Permelia Her home was where the Auerbachs store was in Salt Lake Came to Lehi when her husband died. Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Settled Lottville Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854.

Lott, Robert Bud Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2013 Member of the Hutchings Museum Collection Committee Collector of Pioneer and Western hardware

Lott, Violet Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1981 and 1988

Loveridge, Alexander Family settled in Lehi in 1851

Loveridge, Edna Smith Reporter and photographer Lehi Free Press Secretary Lehi High School

Mackay, Brent Opened the First Arctic Circle In Lehi on State Street in 1953

Malan, Nahum Oscar Created the first private Gas Station in May 1921. It was on the Southeast

Corner of Center and State.Mallet, Henry

Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67

Manning, J. Dale First Lehi Fifteenth Ward Bishop 1979­83

Martins, Jessie B. Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47

Matthews, William Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67

Maugh, Robert Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo

Canyon during the Utah War.McConnell, Elizabeth Gustin

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51McConnell, George

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Part of a Brigham Young called Lehi team to go to Winter Quarters and bring

LDS converts to Utah 1861­66McConnell, Henry

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858 Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854.

McConnell, Jehiel Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Called by Brigham Young to settle Southern Utah in 1853; Released as

second counselor to Bishop Evans.McConnell, William

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51McClure, Michael

Bishop Lehi Thirteenth WardMcDowell, John R.

Lehi First Ward Bishop 1974­1974 Lehi Thirteenth Ward Bishop 1974­1978

McKay, Clyde

Owner of Fashion Cleaners at 101 West Main. Sold his business to Harold Ellison and Alvin Folkerson in December 1947.

Meacham, Jamie Evans Miss Lehi 1992

Mears, Joel Lehi City Councilor 1900­1903

Meiling, J.O. Lehi City Recorder 1928­29; 1934­35

Mellor, Carl Lehi Elementary 5th Grade Teacher Sego Lily Principal Lehi 14th Ward Bishop 1977­1984 Lehi Businessman­Mellor’s Catering Lehi City Council member Reestablished the Sons of the Utah Pioneers in Lehi Officer Lehi Sons of the Utah Pioneers. Lehi Historian and Donor to the Lehi City Historical Archives. Member of the Lehi Historical Preservation Commission Historical Preservationist­”Lehi Hotel” Lehi Historical Tour Guide Tour Guide for Israel and the Biblical Areas.

Mercer, John Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854.

Merrell, George Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help

Lott Smith antics. Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858Merrihew, H.B.

Sold his Drug Store to Gerald Taylor and John Franklin Bradshaw inSeptember 1917.

Merrill, Laurel Hutchings Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956

Miller, Elmer Lehi High School Principal 1918­1920

Miller, William A. Lehi North Stake Presidency 1983­ President Utah National Parks Council Boy Scouts of America Lehi Dentist

Mitchell, Dale Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 1983­84 Lehi Eighteenth Ward Bishop 1984­1989

Mitchell, D.R. Lehi High School Principal 1921­1939

Molen, Frank Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help

Lott Smith antics. Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858Molen, Wesley

Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to helpLott Smith antics.

Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March8, 1858

Morgan, J. Rulon Lehi City Attorney 1946­47

Morton, J.B. Lehi Councilor 1861­62

Moorehead, Elizabeth Thomas Her husband, 2 children and a brother died coming across the plains. Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 She married Samuel White and the moved to Cedar Fort Moved to American Fork when the soldiers came to Camp Floyd. Called to move to Smithfield.

Was the first Relief Society President of Smithfield.Moorehead, Preston

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51Mulliner, Samuel

Tanner and a Shoemaker by trade. Settled in Salt Lake in 1850 Purchased a grist Mill in American Fork and had carding mill and a sugar

cane mill making molasses. Mulliner Mill is built and completed by the Mill Pond in 1858. Resided in Lehi the rest of his life.

Murdock, George W. Created Murdock Resort on Utah Lake May 30, 1891.

Murdock, John Sr, Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854.

Murdock, John R. Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Brought first Apple and Peach Trees to Lehi with James W. Taylor and John

R. Murdock in Spring 1855 Served as Lehi Alderman 1854­55 Lehi’s 3rd Mayor 1861­1862 Served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47 Sent by Brigham Young to help ill fated Handcart companies in November

1856. Led eleven parties from Lehi to bring LDS converts to Utah 1861­1866 Held the record of crossing the plains in 15 days. Called by Brigham Young in 1864 to be Bishop of Beaver, Utah. He moved

from Lehi to Beaver. Served as Beaver Bishop from 1864­1877 Beaver Stake President 1877­1891 Served 8 terms in the Territorial Legislature Served 1 term in the State Legislature Established the Murdock Academy in Beaver; a branch of the Brigham

Young Academy.

Beaver county Probate Judge Colonel in the Beaver County Military District. Buried in Beaver, Utah.

Murdock, Orrice Served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47 Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854.

Musser, Mary White Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51

Myers, Joel Lehi City Councilor 1894­95

Naegle, John Conrad Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47 Settled the Cold Spring area when he first came to Lehi in 1854 Made fortune from Gold Mines in California Member of the Mormon Battalion Purchased the Saratoga area in 1854 Lehi Councilor 1861­62

Nattress, David E. Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1989­

Neil, John Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854.

Neilson, Lynette Schow Lehi Studentbody President 1979 Lehi Bank Teller First Security Bank and Central Bank

Nielson, Donald V. Lehi First Ward Bishop 1974­1980

Nielson, Marilyn Anderson Accomplished Piano and Organist. Recorded an album of Piano Music. Director of the Lehi City Senior Citizens for many years. Officer of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers for many years.

Nielson, Vernon K First Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 1952­1958

Norberg, Lester M. Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1945­1948

Norton, David Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854

Norton, Henry Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858 Lehi City Councilor 1861­62

Norton, John Wiley. Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Lehi City Alderman 1856­1858; 1861­62 Lehi City Councilor 1859­60; 1865; 1876 Lehi City Attorney 1869­76 Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help

Lott Smith antics.Norton, Isabell

Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854.Olmstead, Loren

Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67Olmstead, Phillip

Family settled in Lehi in 1852 Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854

Otterson, Nels Sheepherder west of Lehi.

Otterson, P. Hugh Bishop Lehi First Ward 1962­1968 Lehi City Councilmember 1954­65 Opened Gateway Furniture store in 1953 at 189 West Main.

Packer, Nathan Built the First Mill at the Mouth of American Fork Canyon in December 1851

Palmer, Donald S. First Lehi Eleventh Ward Bishop 1973­1979.

Helped on the Eagle Project of Jay D. Hadfield who built a Map, Blueprintand Plan Holder for the Lehi Historical Archives.

Parker, Teddy B. Bishop Lehi Sixth Ward 1959­1966

Partridge, Charles Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854.

Partridge, Jonathan Sent by Brigham Young to help ill fated Handcart companies in November

1856.Pearce, David

Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67Peck, Bruce

Opened the Pacesetter Clothing Store at 101 West Main in 1971.Peck, E. Jay

Lehi City Attorney 1973­75Peck, Elwyn V.

Lehi Eleventh Ward Bishop 1979­1983Peck, Clay

Bishop Lehi First WardPeck, Kenneth N.

Bishop Lehi Eighth Ward 1987­ Lehi Studentbody President 1966

Peck, Rialeen Berry Born in 1962 Lifelong Lehi Resident Married Cole Peck in 1982. Lehi Business owner with her husband Cole where she served as secretary

out of her home. Long time Primary Worker Secretary of the Lehi High School Booster Club for many years. Died October 2013.

Peet, Don Secretary of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1972­2004

Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1994Peet, Fawn

Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1994Penrod, Cloyd

Businessman Penny’s In Lehi Opened Penny’s 5­10­25 cent Store at 106 West Main in April 1948. Expanded Pennys to have a Toyland Store next door in 1953. Lehi City Fire Chief 1958­65

Peterson, A. Kent Lehi Ninth Ward Bishop 1978­1983

Peterson, Alma M. Lehi City Council Member 1946­47

Peterson Andrew A. Came to Lehi in 1862 Lehi City Councilor 1880; 1883­90; 1896­97; serving six terms Served 12 years on the School Board Served on the Lehi Water Board Served two years as general watermaster Served 4 years as a Lehi Policeman Was one of the first stockholder of the Lehi Union Exchange Served as a Directors of the Peoples Co­op. Served 31 years as the President of the Illir Scandinavian Saints of Lehi.

Peterson, Andrew F. Fought in the Utah War at Echo Canyon Came to Lehi during the move south Lehi became his home during his journey south.

Peterson, Berl Chief of Police 1963­81 Police Chief for 18 years. Became regular police officer until his retirement in 1988.

Peterson, Canute Led first expedition to Lehi and surveyed area in 1850 Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854.

Made the first water ditches in Lehi. Became Counselor to Bishop David Evans Member of the First Lehi Library Association 1865 On the first boat wreck on Utah Lake and had to swim to shore. May 1851 Served as Lehi Alderman 1863­1866 and Lehi Counselor 1859­1860. Lehi City Treasurer 1863­66. Called by Brigham Young to settle Ephraim in 1867 Called as the Bishop of the Ephraim Ward in 1867 Called as the First Sanpete Stake President. In 1870 called as the Mission President of Scandinavia

Peterson, Dale Longtime Lehi Blacksmith Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1959­85. Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1989

Peterson, Dan W. Lehi High School Principal 1955­1958 Superintendent Alpine School District

Peterson, Don A. Lehi City Councilmember 1958­1969

Peterson, Doris Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2006

Peterson, Ernest Lehi City Councilmember 1940­43

Peterson, Fred Lehi City Councilmember 1936­37

Peterson, George S. Lehi City Judge 1935­37; 1950 Lehi City Councilmember 1932­35 Elected to the State Legislature 1950

Peterson, Hannah C. Came to Lehi in 1869 Married Andrew F. Peterson in 1869 Married Andrew F. Peterson in 1869

Set up as Relief Society President in 1907. Married John J. Jones in 1897.

Peterson, Inez Lehi City Treasurer 1934­43

Peterson, Jared Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association

Peterson, Marie Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1989

Peterson, Mary Ann P. Married Andrew A. Peterson in Germany Walked the entire way across the plains Arrived in Lehi October 1862.

Peterson, Mathias Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Lehi City Council Member 1906­1909

Peterson, Paul Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2006

Peterson, Thomas L. Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1923­1926

Peterson, Vere LaMont Lehi Fourteenth ward Bishop

Peterson, Virgil H. Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward 1927­1928 Member of the first Lehi Stake Presidency 1928­1947 Life Long Democrat Grand Marshall Lehi Roundup 1966 Chairman of the Lehi Coordinating Council for many years. Utah State Legislature Lehi City Councilmember 1934­37; 1948­53 Spoke at over 800 funerals Initial Member of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers Officer of the State Mormon Battalion Association President Utah State Beet Grocer’s Association

Director and President of the Lehi Irrigation Company Lehi City Planning Board Utah County Planning Board Farm Security Board Member Lehi War Rations Board during World War II Served on the Board of Directors Hutchings Museum

Phelps, Richard L. Lehi Third Ward Bishop

Phillips, Jean Lauper Born in 1915 in Lehi Graduated from Lehi High School in 1933 Farmed during the great drought of 1934­35 Rancher in Riverside in 1935 President of the 68th Quorum of the Seventy in 1938 at the age of 23. Farmer and Stock Rancher Raised and Trained fine saddle horses. Organized the Lehi Riding Club in 1942 with 5 other men. Built a home on First East in Lehi.

Phillips, Larry Wayne Born in 1943 in the Old Lehi Hospital Joined the National Guard in Lehi when he was 19 years. Served for over 40 years. Died in 2013

Player, Carolyn Lehi City Councilmember 1990­93 Officer of the Lehi Chamber of Commerce Longtime Lehi Bank employee working for three different banks.

Pope, Arnold C. Bishop Lehi 10th Ward 1972­74 Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 1968­1974 Lehi City Council Member 1978­81

Powell, Arthur T. Opened the Lehi Block Plant in 1945 with Edward S. Fox.

Powell, Esther Ann Ashton Born in Lehi in 1856 Married Thaddeus Powell Card spun Wool in thread and made cloth. Provided for cloth for her family and others.

Powell, James Q. Came to Lehi in 1856 First to sheep in Utah and Lehi Successful sheep and cattle rancher.

Powell, James T. Lehi City Councilor 1875­76; 1879­80

Powell, Leland Lehi City Recorder 1938­46; 1948­50 Lehi City Judge 1950­65 Died as a Lehi City Judge

Powell, Mac Lehi City Fire Chief 1994­95

Powell, Thaddeus Went into the Sheep Business in 1872. He owned between 2,000 and 4,000

sheep. Bought the Mulliner Mill property in 1884 Sold the Mulliner Mill property for the Lehi Sugar Plant Lehi City Councilor 1894­95 Director Lehi Commercial and Saving Bank 1893­1900.

Powell, Wayne Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 1858­1868

Powell, William G. Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward 1988­ Lehi Businessman­ Powell’s Service station and Auto Repair

Powers, Ora Operated Powers Shoe Store with her husband Tom until their retirement in

January 1977.Powers, Thomas

Lehi City Treasurer 1920­21 Lehi Civic Improvement Association Organizer and first Vice President

1941­1946 and 1948­1960. Director in 1947. Lehi City Fire Chief 1934­51 Lehi Businessman running Powers Shoe Store which was in business from

1927 until his retirement in January 1977.Pratt, Parley P.

First person to explore and navigate the waters of Utah Lake by Lehi. Dec.1847

Explored around Lehi, over to Cedar Valley, West Mountains, and over toTooele Dec. 1847.

Price, Carma Gray First President of the Leity Club founded in 1956.

Price, Dale Lehi High School Principal 1959­1980 Lehi Second Ward Bishop

Price, Leland George Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop 1966­1970 Lehi First Tenth Ward Bishop 1970­72 Lehi Businessman Owner Price Brothers Market­Started in 1945

Price, Rex T. Lehi Twelfth Ward Bishop 1979­1984 Lehi Businessman Owner Super Quality Market

Price, Terry Hunter Lehi Veteran killed in the Vietnam War 1971.

Price, William J. Lehi Businessman and owner Price Brothers Market­Opened it in 1945. Lehi Second Ward Bishop 1969­1972

Prior, Dean Lehi Football Coach for 25 Years. He also served as the Basketball coach and initiated wrestling at the High

School.. Lehi High School Civics and Government teacher for 39 years 1929­1969

President of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1965­70 Director of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1947­1964 Lehi’s 28th Mayor 1940­43; 1946­47; As mayor initiated the Lehi Civic Improvement Association. Mayor of Lehi during World War II. He served three terms. 1940­43;

1946­47. Organized the Civil Defense preparations; Air raids and “blackouts” were

practiced. Lehi correspondent for the Salt Lake Tribune. President of the Lehi Lions Club Directed the Lehi Community Recreation department for fifteen years. Served in the Utah State Legislature 1965­66 Elected again to the Utah State Legislature in 1971. He died while in office. Governor Calvin Rampton spoke at his funeral.

Pulham, Marvin Director of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1972­80

Racker, Christian Member of the first Lehi Brass Band in 1871.

Racker, Frederick Eugene Born in Lehi in 1877 At age twelve became an apprentice with the Lehi Publishing Company in

1889 At age fourteen became a Clerk and teamster at the Peoples

Cooperative­1891­1897 Volunteered to serve in the Spanish American War­Went to the Philippines. Infected with a serious case of dysentery. Almost died. Returned to a

hospital in San Francisco, Returned and went to work as a miner. Rejoined the Army and served throughout the United States Served as a School Teacher in the army. Died of Dysentery in 1905

Racker, Jacob E. Took over the east businesses at the retirement of his father William Racker

in 1922.Racker, Leonard D.

Took over the west businesses at the retirement of his father William Rackerin 1922.

Established the Winchester Store.Racker, William E.

Lehi City Treasurer 1879­87 Lehi’s 20th Mayor 1911­1913 Came to live in Lehi in 1868. Clerk at the local Tithing Office for seven years Worked for the People’s Co­op serving as bookkeeper, ten years as

Secretary­Treasurer and Superintendent. Leadership brought the People’sfor successful financial period.

Retired from the People’s Co­op to serve a mission to Denmark. Negotiated a buyout of the Peoples Cooperative store on Main Street. The

Racker Mercantile Company opens for business. 1905 Built an addition to his store on the east portion. 1912 Developed a three section business area on the north side of Main Street

called Racker Block. One of the primary proponents of the Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank

and Director in 1891. Owner and Operator of the Union Hotel Director and Chairman of the State Bank of Lehi President and Director of the Utah County Power and Light Company

Radmall, Gregory J. Bishop Lehi Thirteenth Ward 1986­

Rappleye, Tunis Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. First to have his

home and wall built to eight feet. Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Moved to Sanpete County

Rasmussen, Wesley Lehi City council Member 1988­92

Ray, Max Lehi City Fire Chief 1978­81

Raymond, Alonzo Pearls Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47

Rhodes, Alonzo D Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Lehi City Marshal 1854­1858 Territory Legislature gives Alonzo Rhodes, Charles Hopkins, Ezekiel

Hopkins permission to build the bridge over the Jordan River January 21,1853

Sent by Brigham Young to help ill fated Handcart companies in November1856.

Revill, Johnny Lehi City Council member 2009­2016 Emcee, Miss Utah and Miss Lehi Pageants Sings in the group Johnny and the Rebels

Rhodes, Alonzo D. Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 Lehi City Marshal 1869­1871

Richens, Jay E. Lehi First Ward Bishop

Ricks, George A Lehi City Marshal 1947; 1952­57 Lehi Third Ward Bishop 1942­1949 Author

Ricks, Howard Lehi City Council Member 1940­43

Rippy, Hester Founder of the Lehi Rippy Literacy Center Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2010

Roberts, John T. Jr. Born in 1848

Came to Lehi in 1863 Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Freighted by Team in Nevada after the war. Lehi City Council Member for two terms 1894­97 Lehi City Treasurer for six terms 1888­1892. 1900­1903 17th Lehi City Mayor 1904­05 Came to Lehi in November 1863. Worked at the People’s Co­op and was manager of the Branch on Main

Street for fourteen years. Served on the Lehi School Board for six years. `Served as Chairman President of the 68th Quorum of the Seventy.

Roberts, Joseph Lehi City Marshal 1888­1890

Robinson, George G. Born in 1869 Moved to American Fork. Worked for Chipmans in American Fork running their mill. Moved to Lehi in 1910 Member of the Lehi City Council 1911­1917; 1922­27 Ran the Lehi Roller Mills. 1907 Purchased the recently built Lehi Roller Mill and Elevator company for

approximately $10,000. He also purchased the Garff residence located nearthe mill. May 10. 1920

Robinson, Howard W. Lehi City Councilmember 1958­1965.

Robinson, Joseph Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo

Canyon during the Utah War.Rockhill, Nate

Owner and operator of the Log Cabin Saloon and Pool and Billiard Parlor. in1903­1919.

Rockwell, Christina Olsen Third Wife of Porter Rockwell

Took Porter to Salt Lake until his death. Lived in Lehi after Porter’s Death

Rockwell, Porter Present at the Organization of the LDS Church 1832 Porter’s home in Missouri destroyed by mob 1934 Bartender for Joseph Smith in Nauvoo 1943 Participated in the destruction of the Nauvoo Expositor June 1844 Kills 5 men and wounds another at Nauvoo 1845 after the death of Joseph

Smith. Appointed Brigham Young’s Bodyguard Part of the Advanced group who reaches Salt Lake Valley first. Picture on

the This is the Place Monument Led Mormon Battalion members from California to Salt Lake 1848 Named the State of Deseret Deputy Marshal in 1849. Opened a saloon at Sutter’s Mill in California in 1849 Important member of the Lott Smith Initial Utah War military group Opened the Hot Springs Brewery and Inn at the Point of the Mountain. 1859 Owned the block where the Legacy Center is. Built his home outside the

Lehi Fort. Brought cattle wrestling charges before Brigham Young against Israel Evans.

Israel Evans is excommunicated. In 1866 bought a lot in Salt Lake City from Wells Fargo. Captured the notorious murder Chauncy Millard in 1869

Rodeback, Addie Winn First Lehi Public Librarian 1910­11

Rogers, Samuel Family settled in Lehi in 1851

Rolfe, Jasper Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67

Ross, Amanda Purchased the Ross Block of Lehi Main Street with her son William in Fall of

1900.Ross, John Edgar

Settled Lehi in 1853 Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Part of a Brigham Young called Lehi team to go to Winter Quarters and bring

LDS converts to Utah 1861­66 Did more for Lehi Education than any other man Taught school for 29 years. His school is still existing today Lehi City Councilor 1875. Lehi City Alderman 1876; 1883­86 Lehi City Recorder 1879­84; 1887­92. 1896­97 1900

Ross, Stephen Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67

Ross, Stephen W. Lehi City Attorney 1895; 1897; 1905­1908 Lehi City Judge 1900­1903

Ross, William Lehi City Postmaster Purchased the Ross Block of Main Street in Fall of 1900

Rothe, Joseph Lehi City Councilmember 1951­54

Royle, Ann Capstick Born in 1812 Married Henry Royle (died in 1852) Moved to Lehi in 1851 Mother of the First Male Child born in Lehi­Henry Royle Born in 1851 Married John Mercer(died 1860) Married Samuel Mulliner. Died in 1879.

Royle, Henry Proficient at making adobes. Built the first meeting house in Salt Lake First Explorer of Lehi with Canute Peterson. in early 1850 Came to Sulphur Springs to settle in 1850. Tree fell on him and he had to go

to Salt Lake. Came to Lehi in Spring 1851 Died in early 1852 Father of the First Male Child born in Lehi.

Royle, Henry First Male Child born in Lehi on June 22, 1851. Unveiled the new Pioneer Monument built in honor of the Fort Wall

November 26, 1908Royle, H.M

Lehi Fire Chief 1916­17Rushton, Kenneth

Lehi City Attorney 1978­93 Opened his law office in Lehi June 1977 at 46 West Main. Lehi High School Studentbody President 1967

Russon, Eliza Round Born in 1830 Married Lot Russon in 1850 Came to Lehi in 1872 Died in 1908 while her husband was on a mission.

Russon, Dee Ray Lehi City Council member

Russon, Kevin Bishop Lehi 16th Ward Stake Presidency UVU student stake Stake Presidency LDS Missionary training Center

Russon, Lott Sr. First Lehi Old Folks committee 1892 Came to Lehi in 1872 First Elders Quorum President in Lehi. Served for 22 years. Only missed 4 meetings in 22 years.

Russon, Merlin Lehi Fourteenth Ward Bishop 1984­1988

Russon, Stanford D.

Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1977­1983Sabey, Art

Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1971 Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1979 Lehi City Councilmember 1960­1965

Sabey, Odessa Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1979

Sampson, Garry Born in Delta in 1941 Family Moved to Lehi in 1955 Trained as a Barber Fought as mayor for the continuation of CRSP for Lehi City. Worked for Intermountain Consumer Power Association. 40th Mayor Of Lehi 1982­83 Lehi City Councilmember 1980­84 Member of the Lehi Stake Presidency Lehi City Judge Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1983

Sampson, Kaye Stewart Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1983

Savage, David Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Elected First Alderman of Lehi 1853­54

Savage, Levi, Jr. Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47

Savage, Mary Ann White Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51

Schow, Alvin Lehi Utah Stake President 1977­1987 Bishop Lehi Fifth Ward 1974­1977 Bugler for the American Legion Bookkeeper for the Lehi Roller Mills for many years Longtime employee of State Bank of Lehi.

Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2003Schow, Anchor Carlos

First Lehi Utah Stake President 1928­1947Schow, Elaine Norman

Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2003Schow, George Peter

Born in 1853 Worked as a Miner in Little Cottonwood and Bingham mines 1872 Started a business taking agricultural products from Lehi and selling them at

the Mines at Bingham.. Successful Farmer and Dry Farming west of the Jordan River Spent several years in California teaching them the principles of irrigation. Joined the LDS Church in Lehi Counselor to Andrew Fjeld in the Lehi First Ward Bishopric.

Schow, George Sidney First Lehi Man to graduate from the University of Utah

Seeley, Kristy Cox Lehi Public Librarian 2004­Present

Sermon, Randy Served as Bishop of the Lehi Fifth Ward

Sharp, Frank E, 33rd Mayor of Lehi 1954­57 Born in Lehi in 1898 Served as Lehi High School Studentbody President 1917­1918 Worked for the Utah Idaho Sugar Plant for eight years Served thirty­seven years as District Agent and Collection Manager for Utah

Power and Light. Pushed and Completed bringing sewer to Lehi as Mayor. President of the Lehi Lions Club Member of the Lehi Beautification Committee for many years. Chorister for the Lehi Fourth Ward for many years. Sang at hundreds of church and civic functions throughout the years. Farmer up west of the Lehi Cemetery.

Died in 1967.Sharp, William

Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852 Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854

Sharp, William R. Lehi City Councilor 1891­92

Shaw, Mary Johnson Jackson Came to Lehi in 1868 with her husband John Jackson Jr. Always known as Mother Jackson.

Shelton, Joseph Lehi Ninth Ward Bishop 1970­1978 Lehi City Council member 1980­84

Shepherd, G. Kent Lehi Eighth Ward Bishop 1972­77 Lehi City Council Member 1984­89

Shock, Duane P. Lehi Sixteenth Ward Bishop 1982­86 Long time Lehi High School Math Teacher

Simmonds, Henry Family came across the plains in the Israel Evans Company 1857 Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo

Canyon during the Utah War.Simper, Dan

Owner Dans Drive Inn on Main Street in Lehi.Singleton, Blaine Kenneth

Born in American Fork. Moved to Lehi in 1946 Graduated from Lehi High School in 1947 Attended BYU in Chemistry Veteran of the Korean War 1950­52 Member of the Utah National Guard 1953­1966 Worked for Geneva Steel 1953­1959 Worked for UNSYS Corporation 1959­1991.

Lehi’s 38th Mayor 1978­81 Served on the Lehi City Board of Adjustments Served on the Lehi Planning and Zoning Commission Received two Community Service Awards in 1985 and 1986 Bought the first computer system for Lehi City­Large Burrough B­91

computer.Singleton, Kenneth D.

Bishop Lehi Second Ward 1961­1966Skeen, David

Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March8, 1858

Skeen, Joseph Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47 Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Served as Lehi City Councilor 1854­1855

Skeen, Maria Amanda Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47 (wife)

Skeen, William Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help

Lott Smith antics. Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858Skinner, J. Wendell

First Lehi Eighth Ward Bishop 1965­1972Slater, Joseph

Family Came across to Utah in the Daniel Robinson HandcartCompany­1860.

Smith, Anna Coleman Born in 1833 Married Joseph J. Smith in 1850. Came to Lehi in 1851.

She died in 1909.Smith, Edward

Lehi City Judge 1892­93Smith, Emerette

First President of the Athenian Club created in 1909Smith, George H.

Lehi City Councilor 1898­99Smith, Grant B.

Longtime Dry Farmer and turkey producer Lehi City Councilmember 1958­1965 Fire Chief Lehi Fire Department 1974­77, 1982­89 Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2007

Smith, James Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop Lehi Volunteer Fireman Lehi Utah Stake President Long time Lehi Farmer­Cedar Valley Farms. Moved to Cedar Fort.

Smith, Jesse Lehi City Councilors 1887­90

Smith, John Y. Lehi City Attorney 1901­1904 State Senator from Lehi.

Smith, Joseph E. Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1926­1937 Lehi City Council Member 1932­33; 1940­43 Lehi City Judge 1938­39

Smith, Joseph F. Dedicates the Lehi Tabernacle May 15, 1910 Attended the Lehi Homecoming June 5­11, 1911

Smith, Joseph J. Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854.

First Blacksmith of Lehi Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo

Canyon during the Utah War.Smith, John Y.

Lehi City Attorney 1900Smith, Lewis

Lehi High School Studentbody President 1931 Lehi Volunteer Fireman

Smith, Kaye Louise Passey Married Ronald V. Smith in 1961 They are the proud parents of eight children

Smith, Mearle Lehi High School Business Teacher Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1983­1988

Smith, Robert D. Lehi Eighth Ward Bishop 1977­1983 Lehi North Stake Presidency Counselor 1983­

Smith, Ronald V. Born in Lehi in 1936. Worked at Geneva Steel 1958­60 Graduated from BYU in 1963 Teacher in Granite School District for over 31 years. In 1969 he bought the small farm where he had grown up and moved back to

Lehi Lehi Eleventh Ward Bishop 1983­88 Lehi North Stake Young Men President 1988­91 Lehi City Councilmember 1992­93 Named the 43rd Lehi City Mayor at the resignation of Guy Cash 1992­1994.

Smith, Rose Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2007 Was one of the first people to drive over the new 1­15 from Lehi

Smith, Samuel T. Family settled in Lehi in 1852

Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to EchoCanyon during the Utah War.

Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854.Smith, Sarah Ann Liddiard

Born in 1831 Married to Joseph J. Smith Came to Lehi in 1865 Opens the first permanent Hotel and Restaurant by the Denver and Rio

Grande Railroad. Fall 1881 Taught school at her home (Building is still there.) Died in 1909.

Smith, Stanley Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop 1986­ Lehi Utah Stake President

Smith, Wicliffe Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67

Simmons, William Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67

Smith, Wicliffe Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67

Smuin, Katherine Lehi City Treasurer 1954­60

Snow, William Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Lehi Alderman 1856­58; 1861­62

Southwick, Ann Marie Taylor Born in 1841 Married Edward Southwick in 1866 Suffered Asthman Died in 1892.

Southwick, Edward Born 1842 Shoemaker by trade

Came to Lehi in 1871 Worked on building Railroad up American Fork Canyon in 1871 Member of the Lehi School Board Died in 1888/

Southwick, Edward Jr. Born in 1871 Sunday School Superintendent President of the 68th Quorum of the Seventy. City Recorder 1898­1899 School Trustee from 1907­1910 Lehi’s 19th Mayor 1910­11 State Legislature 1913­14 and 1917­18 Served in the State Senate from 1919­1921. Director of the State Bank of Lehi. Real Estate Agent on Main Street Farmer Dairy Inspector for the Utah State Department of Agriculture Mayor during the Lehi Homecoming Celebration June 5­11, 1911.

Southwick, Ernest Lehi City Marshal 1916­17

Southwick, Michael President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1989­1993 Vice President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1986­88 Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1972­85 Longtime Lehi Volunteer Fireman Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1996

Southwick, Michael Vanile Lehi Volunteer Fire Department Lehi Tenth Ward Bishop 1987­ Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 2002­present Lehi Utah Stake Presidency Lehi City Council

Southwick, Rex

Lehi City Fire Chief 1966­69Southwick, Shirley Webb

Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1996Southwick, William

Born in 1835 Came to Lehi in 1857 Worked for farmers­later owned his own farm. Joined the Lehi militia Helped on building the Lehi Meeting House Lehi Police Chief 1858 Member of the Lehi choir. Created the the first ever Old Folks Committee in Lehi in December 1892. It

was started in Lehi and expanded throughout Utah. The first Old Folks Partywas held in Lehi at the Lehi Opera House.

Chairman of the First Old Folks Party ever held in the church in 1892. Served in the position for 20 years. Member of the Dramatic Society of Lehi Watermaster of Lehi President of the Lehi Water District

Spires, John Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854

Spry, William­Governor of Utah Attended the Lehi Homecoming Celebration June 5­11, 1911.

Strandring, Edwin Born in 1828 Came to Lehi in 1857 Second Counselor to Bishop Thomas Cutler Went to Court on Polygamy charges in 1888. Died of pneumonia in 1888

Standring, Judd Edward Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854.

Standring, Rebecca Born in 1828

Married to Edwin Strandring Came to Lehi after the move south during the Utah War Member of the Home Dramatic Association Secretary in the First Lehi Relief Society Presidency 1868. Second President of the Relief Society of Alpine Stake 1879­1913

Stanley, Robin Hutchings Played in the Hutchings Orchestra Board of Directors of John Hutchings Museum Member of the Hutchings Museum Collection Committee Employed at Bank of American Fork in Lehi Started working at State Bank of Lehi for Alvin Schow. Lehi Chamber of Commerce Officer. Expert in minerals and rocks and has a large collection.

Stewart, Boyd S. Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 1968­1973 Lehi West Stake President 1983­1990 Lehi Businessman­Super Quality Market

Stewart, John Born in 1827 Moved to Camp Floyd in 1859 Moved to Lehi in 1868 Carpenter Died in 1898

Stewart, Lee Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1994­2004

Stewart, Lydia Rolf Born in 1831 Married John Stewart in 1851 Came to Lehi in 1868 Died in 1912

Stewart, Raymond Established the Stewart Lumber Company north of the Lehi Rodeo Grounds

in 1945.

Stoddart, Robert Member of the First Mormon Handcart Company. Edmund Ellsworth was

the Captain. Arrived September 26, 1856 First Hotel Proprietor of the Union Hotel on State Street in 1891.

Stoker, John First Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1903­1923 Lehi City Treasurer 1910­11

Stoney, Robert Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854.

Strasburg, G. Bryant Lehi Second Ward Bishop 1972­1977

Strasburg, George T. Charter Trustee Member of the John Hutchings Museum 1956 Lehi Civic Improvement Association Director 1948­1971 Lehi City Councilmember 1950­55

Strong, James W. Raise in the Black Hills of South Dakota Lehi First Ward Bishop 1980­85 Lehi Utah Stake Presidency John Hutchings Museum Tour Guide and Mineral Expert Member of the John Hutchings Museum Collection Committee

Sudweeks, Sherral Bishop Lehi Seventh Ward 1984­1989

Sunderland, Reed Lehi Jr. High School Science Teacher Lehi Seventh Ward Bishop 1973­1978 Lehi City Council member 1966­73

Swain, Edna Lehi Public Librarian 1968­1978

Swenson, Calvin H. Born December 3, 1916. Lehi Sixth Ward Bishop 1952­1959 Chairman of State Bank of Lehi

35th Mayor of Lehi 1966­69 Grew up in Pleasant Grove. Graduated from BYU in Political Science in 1939 Started his Banking career at the State Bank of Pleasant Grove. Married a Lehi girl Ila Schow in 1939 Moved to Lehi in 1946 and joined State Bank of Lehi as cashier. President and director of the State Bank of Lehi. President of the Lehi Lion Club President of the Chamber of Commerce Chairman of the Lehi Hospital Board Chairman Lehi Planning and Zoning Committee Directly involved in the changing of State Bank of Lehi to Deseret Bank. Executive Committee of the Western Independent Bankers Association. Served as President of the Utah Banker’s Association. Lehi Stake High Council Stake Mission President Member of the Provo Temple Presidency and Temple Sealer. Workworking was his favorite pastime.

Swenson, Ila Schow Born in Lehi High School Teacher at Spanish Fork High School. Had to resign her

contract when she go married. Only single women could teach school. Married Calvin Swenson. in 1939.

Taylor, Ann Rogers Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. During the Smallpox epidemic in Lehi, she risked her life by vaccinating every

child in Lehi and taking care of the sick.Taylor, David

Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to helpLott Smith antics.

Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March8, 1858

Taylor, Gerald R.

In September 1917 purchased Merrihew Drug store with John FranklinBradshaw.

Bought out Lehi Drug Company from John Franklin Bradshaw with hisbrother Stan Taylor in 1927..

Ran the Lehi Drug Company portion on Main Street (Stan ran the State StreetDrug.

In 1959, after 41 years of business, sold his business to his son­in­law AbelJ. Ekins.

Taylor, Herbert Lehi City Treasurer 1914­1920

Taylor, James W. Brought the first Apple and Peach Trees to Lehi with Abram Hatch and John

R. Murdock Spring 1855. First Stage Manager for the Lehi Dramatic Association 1854. Member of the First Lehi Library Association 1865 President of the People’s Coop Lehi City Alderman 1859­62 Lehi City Councilor 1856­58

Taylor, Martha Ann Fox Born in 1844 Came to Lehi in 1860 Married Samuel R. Taylor in 1861 Named to the First Old Folks Committee in Lehi Member of the First Ward Relief Society Presidency Politically Active. Parents of 15 children.

Taylor, Oscar Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854.

Taylor, Robert Lehi City Marshal 1906

Taylor, Samuel Rogers Born in 1840 Came to Lehi in 1853

Helped build the first Lehi Meeting House Married Martha Ann Fox­One of the first marriages from Lehi in the

Endowment House. Police Captain in 1871 Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Member of the first Lehi Bass Band in 1871. Served for 20 years. Member of the Old Enough Band Served for 20 years. Lehi 12th Mayor 1889­1890 Served as Lehi Alderman 1880; 1887­88 Served as a Lehi Councilor 1879­86;1898­1903 Lehi City Judge 1906­1909 Died September 1, 1911

Taylor, Stanley M. Chairman of the American Legion Veterans Ballpark Committee 1952 Lehi City Recorder 1924­25 26th Mayor of Lehi 1934­35 World War I veteran­fought in the trenches of France. Pharmacist 1921 Became a partner in Lehi Drug Company Managed State Street Drug Store 1926­1961. Formed Hawks Drug Company which became Salt Lake Drug Company in

Salt Lake. He was a charter member of the Lehi Lions Club Founding Member of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association Helped organize the Lehi Post of the American Legion. Served as chairman of six of the Lehi Ward Bond Drives during World War

II. Served as commander of the Commander of the Local American Legion

Post from 1941­1947.Taylor, Thomas

Had an early Lehi Home Business in fashion Started the First Lehi Business with Brother William in Fall 1861 President of the First Dramatic Association in Lehi­Started in 1854

Lehi City Recorder 1854­1858Taylor, William Whitehead

Born in 1928 Helped build the Salt Lake 15th Ward Meeting House Excavated for the Salt Lake Temple Saw the Salt Lake Temple Cornerstone laid and Dedicated Moved to Lehi in 1853 Fairy and Dairy Famer Had an early Lehi Home Business in fashion Started the First Lehi Business with Brother Thomas in Fall 1861. Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854. Named Manager. Also

served as Secretary. People’s Cooperative is formed by Thomas R. Cutler and William W. Taylor

in anticipation of the railroad coming to Lehi. This is one of the mostimportant businesses to come to Lehi.

Member of the Lehi Militia Died in 1907

Terry, Harold Longtime Lehi City Police Officer Shot in Duty, but survived Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2012

Terry, Karen Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2012

Thayn, Ronald E. Lehi Third Ward Bishop 1977­1979 Lehi West Stake Presidency 1983­1989

Thomas, Blaine Lehi City Council Member 1970­1975

Thomas, Clairborne Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 First Judge of Election 1853 Bought a skiff and started first Fishing enterprise in Lehi Winter 1850.

Thomas, David S.

Chairman of the Construction of the Lehi Meeting House Fall 1854Thomas, Daniel C.

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51Thomas, Daniel Stillwell

Born in 1805 Family settled in Lehi in 1852 Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Served as a School Board Trustee Build the First Lehi School­Thurmin School

Thomas, Daniel W. Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Lehi City Councilor 1956­58

Thomas, Jane Gaither Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51

Thomas, Joseph A. Lehi City Marshal 1867­68,1893; 1896­99 Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to Wyoming to help

Lott Smith antics. Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858Thomas, Martha Paine

Wife of Daniel Stillwell Thomas Served as a Counselor in the First Lehi Relief Society Presidency.

Thomas, Myra Amanda Clark Born in Lehi in 1854 Expertise in Needle Work Excellent Saddle Horse Rider Went to every funeral in Lehi..Felt it was her duty. Died in 1900 two days after the birth of her last child.

Thomas, Preston Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Member of the Lehi Fort Committee Created Feb. 17, 1854. Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854.

Served as Lehi Alderman 1954­55 First Teacher in Lehi in the Log Cabin School House Fall 1851. Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo

Canyon during the Utah War. Elected as one of the first Lehi School District Board Members 1854

Thurgood, Debbie Cullimore Amateur Historian and Scientist Amateur Photographer­Several of her photographs of birds are featured at

the John Hutchings Museum. John Hutchings Museum Record Keeper and Docent Profession Quilt maker and a teacher of sewing at the John Hutchings

Museum. Direct Descendent from Lehi Pioneers.

Thurman, David J. Member of the first Lehi Bass Band in 1871. Lehi City Attorney 1892­93; 1898 Lehi City Judge 1918­1920

Thurman, George William Born in 1843 Worked for the Overland Stage in 1864 Transferred to Fairfield for the stage in 1865 Fought in the Black Hawk War 1868­69 Taught school in Lehi 1869­70 Taught school in Cedar Fort 1870­71 Taught school in Lehi Director and creator of the Lehi Brass Band in 1871. First Lehi Sexton. Surveyed new cemetery with Israel Evans. Murdered by a student on Christmas Eve at the Thurman School 1871

Thurman, Samuel R. First President Young Mens Mutual Improvement Association April 23. 1875 Lehi City Alderman 1872­77; 1879­80 Lehi City Attorney 1885­86 Became Lehi’s 8th Mayor with the resignation of Mayor William Winn in

1877. Reelected for another term in 1881­82. Resigned in 1882. Instrumental in forming the Democratic Party in Utah Formed the Sagbrush Democrats­first mayor party in Utah Utah State Democratic Chairman for many years Ran for United States Congress but was defeated Member of the Utah Supreme Court Served eight terms on the Utah Territorial Legislature. Strong supporter of Women’s Right to vote and other issues. Went to Law School in Ann Arbor Michigan. Moved from Lehi To Provo to dedicate himself to the Law Profession. Formed a Law Firm with David Evans Jr. Served an LDS Mission to England.

Timothy, Hyrum Lehi City Marshal 1892

Titcomb, Luke Moved to Lehi in 1852 Built a home on the west side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Member of the Second company of Lehi Militia who were called to Echo

Canyon during the Utah War. Served as the Cook Helped build the Meeting House. Served at the Janitor Farmer Died in 1913

Trane, Eliza Maria Howes Born in 1849 Moved to Lehi in 1854 Married Thomas F. Trane Mother of eight children

Trane, Thomas F. Born in 1846 Came to Lehi in 1860­resided for 52 years Hauled freight for Brigham Young 1864 Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Worked on building the Transcontinental Railroad

Present that the driving of the Golden Spike. Bingham Miner Lehi City Treasurer 1898­99 Lehi City Councilor 1891­93 Member of the Lehi School Board.

Trinnaman, Thomas Lehi City Marshal 1938­39

Tripp, George Born in 1926 in Hinckley, Utah Grew up on a ranch in Callao. Graduated from Lehi High School in 1944 Served in the Merchant Marines from 1945­47 Went to work in the home building industry after the war. Worked as a Lehi City electrician 1949­51 Worked for the Lehi Post Office from 1951­1981 for thirty years. Worked for Alpine School District as a cabinet maker 1981­1990 Named Alpine School District’s employee of the year for 1989­90 41st Mayor of Lehi 1984­89 Board of Directors John Hutchings Museum Bishop Lehi First Ward 1968­1974 Served as President of the Timpanogos Special Service District 1984­86 Served as vice­chairman and secretary Treasurer of the Mountainland

Council of government. 1987­89 Served as Vice­chairman of the Utah County Council of Governments

1987­88 Patriarch UVU Single Stake President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1994­99 Vice President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1989­93 Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1981­88 and 2000­2004 Longtime Lehi Post Office employee­Started out delivering the mail on

bicycle. Actively Involved in the 1990 remodeling of the Memorial Building for the

John Hutchings Museum.

Veteran of World War II. Served on the Utah County Planning Commission beginning in 1991. Served

as Vice­chair in 1993­94. Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2004

Tripp, Shirley Jean Peterson Married George Tripp in 1948 Raised six children in Lehi. Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2004

Tucker, Valten J. Lehi West Stake Presidency 1989­1990 Lehi West Stake President 1990­ LDS Japan Mission President

Tuckett, Arden F. Lehi First Ward Bishop 1989­ Lehi Businessman Lehi Bakery

Turner, Alfred Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67

Turner, Blanche Lehi City Treasurer 1944­45; 1948­53

Turner, Clemn Lehi City Marshal 1943­51, 1958­1961 Lehi City Judge 1966­68

Turner, James Lehi City Councilor 1892­1893

Turner, Wesley Member of the Lehi Jaycees. Lehi Chairman of the 1953 Get Out the Vote Campaign. Pilot Member of the Lehi Volunteer Fire Department.

Urry, Calvin Member of the Lehi Volunteer Fire Department Bishop Lehi 16th Ward 1989­

Van Dyke, William

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854.

Van Wagoner, Richard As a Boy Scout, he received his Eagle and receiver every Merit Badge

available. Received his M.S. degree from BYU in 1970.A clinical audiologist. He was

the owner of Mountain West Hearing Center in Salt Lake City. Author Lehi­Portrait of a Utah Town Created the Lehi Archives at the Lehi Library. Wrote a series of articles on the History of Lehi called Yesteryear collection.

The collection was donated to the Lehi City Historical Archives. Inducted into the Lehi High School Hall of Fame Fall 2002 The co­author of "A Book of Mormons," he also authored "Mormon

Polygamy: A History," "Lehi: Portraits of a Utah Town," "Sidney Rigdon: APortrait of Religious Excess" and "Pioneering Lehi City: A 150­year PictorialHistory."

Lehi City voted to publish the book “Lehi: Portraits of a Utah Town” onDecember 13, 1988 city council meeting. 4,000 copies were printed for$76,000.

His "Lehi: Portraits of a Utah Town," was recognized by the MormonHistory Association as "the best biography in the field of Mormon history in1995," and also awarded the Best Book Award by the John WhitmerHistorical Society.

He also received an Award of Merit from the American Association for Stateand Local History in 1997 for his"contributions to the understanding of Utahhistory."

The Utah Historical Society awarded him the Media Award for his five­year"Lehi Free Press" feature, "Lehi Yesteryears.

He was a founding member of the Lehi Historical Preservation Commissionand also served as the Lehi City Historical Archivist.

He is one of the principals responsible for the Veterans Memorial Buildingrestoration and the old Lehi Railroad Station restoration, the Porter Rockwellstatue and plaza.

A member of the Board of Editors of both Signature Books and the "UtahHistorical Quarterly," he has published extensively on Western American andMormon history.

Created the Lehi Mayor Wall at Lehi City Hall.Wadsworth, Thomas

First real Doctor opens his shop in 1881.Wadsworth, Thomas J.

Lehi City Treasurer 1904­08Wagner, Kenneth

Lehi High School Basketball Coach who won the 2­A Basketball Tournamentin 1983.

Wagstaff, Brent Large Donator of Pioneer Books, Patriotic Books and Cabinets to the Lehi

Historical Archives.Walker, Betty Lou

Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2001Walker, Dale

Lehi Volunteer Firemen for many years Superintendent of the Lehi Water Department for many years. Led the overhaul of the Water System under the Westring Adminstration. Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1986­99 Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2001

Wall, G.A. Lehi City Judge 1924­25; 1928­33

Walton, Susan Taught school for 35 years at Lehi Elementary children’s books Family donated items to the Lehi City Historical Archives in her name.

Wanlass, Jackson C. Lehi City Council Member 1938­39

Wanlass, Louis Glen President of the Lehi Jaycees Lehi Second Ward Bishopric

Lehi City Volunteer Fireman Lehi City Councilman 1946­47 Businessman­Ran a Chevron gas station on 100 East Main Street for 40 years Lehi High School Studentbody President 1928­29

Wathen, Gundrun Lehi Public Librarian 1940­1968 Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1992

Wathen, Orlin In 1953, Orlin moved his Modern Shoe Repair to a larger building at 36 West

Main. In May 1979, Orlin opened a new two­story mini­mall at Third Weat and

Main. It included apartments, laundramat, and several other businesses.Watkins, A.V.

Lehi City Attorney 1928­29Watkins, Janeen N.

Lehi Public Librarian 1974­2004Webb, Armond E.

Counselor Lehi Stake Presidency 1947­1968 In 1944 he purchased the former People’s Co­op property and then sold

them piece by piece. Kept the People’s store which he re­opened under his management.

Webb, Bruce L. Lehi Second Ward Bishop 1977­1983 Lehi Utah Stake Presidency Brigham Young University Professor

Webb Ernest N. Lehi Jeweler and Businessman Lehi Second Ward Bishop 1937­1946 Director of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1947­1963

Webb, George Born in 1839 Came to Lehi in 1864 Promoter, Editor and Owner of the Lehi Banner newspaper June 1, 1891.

Served as the Lehi City Attorney Elected as a Lehi City Alderman 1877­1880; 1881­86; 1889­90 One of the original Members of the Commercial Club and one of the

founders 22 May 1905 Purchased the Curfew Bell in September 1887. (in front of Fire Dept.) Had a Priesthood calling to take and dress the dead. He was called as Second Councilor in the First Young Men’s Presidency in

Lehi. He investigated with James Gardner and Isaac Fox the Organ for the Lehi

Tabernacle. Served as Precinct Judge He was one of the first directors of the Lehi

Commercial and Saving Bank. He was a member of the Lehi Cattlemen’s Association. He ran Mulliner’s Mill by the Mill Pond. He was one of the investors and founders of the Lehi Roller Mills. Served as Lehi eleventh Mayor 1887­88. He was President of the Lehi Banner when it opened in 1891. Elected to the Territorial Legislature 1884 Served as a Delegate to two Constitutional Conventions Served as a School Trustee for 19 years Served as a Utah County Commissioner President of the Lehi Irrigation Company for 15 years Director of the Utah Banking Company Lehi City Judge 1912­1917 Vice President and director of the Peoples Cooperative President of the 127th Quorum of the Seventy.

Webb, George G. Lehi City Councilmember 1910­11

Webb, Hannah Grace Born in 1831 Skilled in Braiding straw into hats Married John Stakes Web in 1854 Mother of Nine Children

Hard times in the beginning years in Lehi Died in 1904.

Webb, Harriet Grace Born in 1841 Married William Webb in 1864 Came to Lehi in 1864 Mother of 12 children Died in 1911

Webb, John Stokes Born in 1831 Came to Lehi in 1855 Lived in a Dug­Out Farmer General Watermaster of the Lehi Irrigation Company Strong Democrat and supporter of the Democratic Party in Lehi Scholar of American Government and the American Presidency Died in 1899.

Webb, Lynn R. Lehi City Councilmember 1948­57

Webb, Mary Ann Ward Born in 1840 In 1865 married George Webb and moved to Lehi Had nine children President of the Lehi Primary First President of the Lehi Branch of the Women’s Suffrage Association.

Webb, Norma First President of the newly formed Lehilan Club in 1953.

Webb, Robert J. Lehi First Ward Bishop 1961­1962

Webb. R. Ward Lehi First Ward Bishop 1947­1956

Webb, Thomas He was one of the original Commercial Club Members

Raised sheep for 37 years. At one point he had 5,000 head of sheep. He was owner of the Lehi Slaughtering Company As Mayor, he signed into law Prohibition in August 1909 even though he

voted against it. He Was Vice President of Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank in 1905­1929 In July 1905, he was appointed chairman of the Lehi Roller Mills. He was on the Lehi City Council from 1904­1905; 1912­13 He was the 18th Mayor of Lehi 1906­1909. Director of the Standard Knitting Factory He was a charter member of the Lehi Commercial Club He lived in the at 388 North 200 North. Lehi City Judge 1926­27; 1934

Webb,Walter Grand Marshall of the Lehi Roundup 1967 (98 years old)

Webb, William Born in 1843 Came to Lehi in 1864.

West, Roy Organizer and Director of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1941­46

Westring, Harold D. Born in Benjamin, Utah World War II veteran. Wounded in action and released. Utah State Prison Guard Deputy Utah County Assessor Radio Dispatcher for Utah Highway Patrol Moved to Lehi in 1946. Lehi City Councilmember 1954­57 Lehi’s 34th Mayor 1958­1965 As Mayor upgraded all the water lines and the distribution system at

Schoolhouse springs. As Mayor led the creation with other communities of the Intermountain

Consumer Power Systems and the purchase of power from Glen Canyonand Flaming Gorge Dams.

Secretary of Intermountain Consumer Power Association Established standard salary schedules and uniform pay and leave schedules

for city employees. Adjutant of the Lehi’s Post 19 American Legion group. Moved to Grantsville to be by his son. Funeral held in Lehi in February 1978.

Whimpey, John N. 27th Mayor of Lehi 1938­39 Came from Ohio early in his life. Became a full­time farmer at the age of 13 In 1914 he had a farm of 150 acres near Saratoga. Worked at Geneva Steel Company when it opened and retired in 1946. Long term chairman of the board of directors of Utah Valley Hospital He was on the Board of Directors of the Utah Lake Distributing Company

which controlled the lake’s water rights.Whimpey, Kenneth

Lehi City Councilmember 1970­73Whipple, Byron

Lehi Studentbody President 1924Whipple, Edison

One of the Founders of the short lived Socialist Party in Lehi 1901Whipple, Gay

Built the 80 foot flagpole erected for the Statehood of Utah January 4, 1895.Whipple, Robert John

One of the Founders of the short lived Socialist Party in Lehi 1901 Lehi City Council Member 1910­11; 1922­27 Born in 1869 Came to Utah in 1851 Ran a Saw Mill in Big Cottonwood Canyon Came in 1892 to work on the Sugar Factory Lehi First Ward Bishop 1920­1928 Counselor to Bishop Andrew Fjeld President of the Young Mens Association.

Whipple, Susie Winn Born in Lehi in 1874 Married Robert John Whipple in 1896 Mother of 6 children Secretary of the Democratic Party Secretary of the Womens Suffrage Association Delegate to the first State Democratic Party Convention in 1896

White, Francis Ann Thomas Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51

White, Joel William Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Built a home on the North side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Joel W. White of Sulphur Springs became the first man from the South to

use the new road around the point of the mountain. November 1850.White, John Griggs

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 First Death in Lehi. First Burial in the Pioneer Cemetery

White, Lucy Baley Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51

White, Lucille Johnson Evans Grew up in Lehi Junction. Lehi City Treasurer under four Mayors from Mayor Westring through Mayor

Colledge. 1964­76 Retired on July 20, 1976.White, Samuel D.

Member of the first settlement of Lehi at Sulphur Springs Winter 1850­51 Elected First City Counselor 1853­54

Wield, John Member of the First Lehi Choir in 1852

Wilcox, F. One of the Founders of the short lived Socialist Party in Lehi 1901

Wilcox, Hylund D. Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67

Willes, Alzina Lucinda

Born in 1834 Came to Lehi and settled Lottville with her mother Permelia Lott in 1851 Married William Sidney Willes in 1852 Mother of 9 children Died in 1910

Willes, Douglas Designated Superintendent of the New Sewer System in 1954. The Water

system was combined with the System System and he was appointed jointsuperintendent.

Willes, Ira J. Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47 Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Married Malissa Lott Smith Willes­widow of the prophet Joseph Smith. Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Killed while driving a wagon with logs that turned over into Dry Creek on

Bridge road.Willes, Lyman Benjamin

Born 1859 in Salt Lake City Moved to Lehi and was a life­time resident Lehi City Judge 1891­92 Lehi City Attorney 1925­27 Gifted Carpenter Sheared Sheep in the spring months. First man in the territory to discontinue using blades and to adopt the

machine for shearing sheep. He built a number of shearing plants and had supervision of crews while

shearing. He helped build the Lehi Sugar Factory, and obtained employment

there each year during the sugar campaign. Hauled Limestone from Pelican Point President of a Civil Government instruction class prior to 1891

Willes, John S.

Lehi City Councilor 1896­97 Lehi 15th Mayor of Lehi 1898­99 Ran on a campaign of bringing prohibition to Lehi.

Willes, Malissa Lott Smith Born January 9, 1924 Married to Joseph Smith in 1843. Lived in home with Emma and Joseph Came to Utah in 1849 Married Ira John Willes in May 1849 Settled in Lottville with husband and with mother Permelia Lott Mother of 7 children Died in 1898

Willes, W.S.S. Born in 1819 Family settled in Lehi in 1851 Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47 Claims were that he was the actual one who found the gold at Sutter’s Mill.. Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854. Built first home in Lehi with a Board Floor Elected First City Counselor 1853­54, Lehi City Councilor 1856­62; 1867­68 Member of the First Lehi Library Association 1865 Captain of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War 1856 Captain of the Lehi Militia Group called to Echo Canyon later went to

Wyoming to help Lott Smith antics. Captain of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians

March 8, 1858 President of the 68th Quorum of the Seventy Called to save Handcart companies scattered along the frontier in snow Brought first bees to Lehi.­three Hives. Surveyed and Built spring Creek Ditch Made Jewelry of gold pieces from Sutters Mill Died in 1871 of injuries of a saw mill accident.

Wilson, Bert

Lehi Volunteer Fireman Vice President Lehi Civic Improvement Association 2000­present Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1989­99 Lehi 9th Ward Bishop BYU Single Ward Bishop Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 1987­ Lehi City Mayor

Wilson, Joyce S. Lehi City Treasurer 1976­93

Wilson, Ned F. Lehi City Recorder 1958­1975 Lehi City Fire Chief 1990­93

Wines, Ira D. One of the primary proponents of the Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank in

1891. Donated the one block land for the Wines Park in Lehi in memory of his wife

who died. Pony Express Rider Overland Stage Coach Driver Ruby Valley, Nevada Rancher. Instrumental in settling Nevada.

Wing, Alva H. Lehi Mortician President and Organizer of the First Civic Improvement Association 1941­46;

Director 1947. Lehi City Councilmember 1936­37

Wing, Alva Ralph Longtime Mortician­Wing Mortuary Bishop Lehi Fifth Ward 1977­1983 Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 1974­1977 Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2011 Lehi City Council Member 1958­65

Wing, George Lehi City Fire Chief 1912­13

Lehi City Marshal 1912­13Wing, Glen

Lehi Studentbody President 1930Wing, John William

Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67Wing, John William Jr.

Born in Lehi in 1870 Lehi City Councilmember 1914­1917 Bred Percheron Stallions in Lehi . One of the pioneers in pure breeding of

horses. Representative of Beneficial Life Insurance in Utah, Idaho and Canada. President of the YMMIA President of the 68th Quorum of the seventy Counselor to Bishop James H. Gardner of the Lehi Second Ward

Wing, Lenard A. Lehi Eleventh Ward Bishop 1988­ Lehi North Stake Presidency Chairman Lehi District Boy Scouts of America Lehi Mortician Wing Mortuary

Wing, Rachel Evans Born in Lehi in 1874 Married John William Wing Jr. in 1898 Had Four Children.

Wing, Willa Hadfield Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2011

Winn, George Member of the Lehi Militia Group that fought in the Tintic War­ Indian

Casualty of the Tintic War. Killed south of Pelican Point in Feb. 1856 Buried in the old Pioneer Cemetery.

Winn, John Located in Lehi in 1852 Built a home on the south side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854.

Winn, John T.

Lehi City Recorder 1902­1909 Lehi City Treasurer 1908­1909

Winn, William H. Born in 1833 Came to Lehi in 1855 Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Part of the Lehi Militia called to defend Fort Limhi against the Indians March

8, 1858 Member of the First Lehi Library Association 1865 Lehi City Alderman 1863­68 Lehi’s Seventh Mayor. Served Two different terms 1869­1874 and 1877. One of the youngest Mayors of Lehi. City Hall Building Committee 1877 Resigned as Mayor after being called to serve an LDS mission in 1877 Became wealthy raising sheep with partner William Clark Sent by Brigham Young to help ill fated Handcart companies in November

1856. Counselor to Bishop David Evans for eleven years Counselor to Thomas R. Cutler for five years until his death Died in 1881 of an appendicitis at the age of 51

Winn, William H. Jr. Lehi City Councilor 1889­90

Winslow, Gerald R. Lehi City Recorder 1950­51

Wise, Samuel Family settled in Lehi in 1851

Woffinden, Duane Bishop Lehi Fifth Ward 1962­68 Lehi City Council member 1976­80 Worked for Utah Power and Light

Woffinden, R. Thomas Lehi Fourth Ward Bishop 1956­1964

Woodhouse, John

Lehi City Alderman 1867­68; 1871­72; 1881­82 Lehi City Councilor 1887­88; 1891­93 Lehi City Attorney 1887­88 Lehi City Judge 1898­99

Woodhouse, John D. Born in 1830 Came to Utah in 1852 Moved to Beaver Moved from Beaver to Lehi in 1864 Lehi City Councilmember 1906 Lehi Marshal 1906; 1909­1910 Served as the Lehi Justice of the Peace on term

Woodward, Frances (Frank) Lehi Resident who served in the Mormon Battalion 1846­47

Wooton, O. DeVere Lehi City Attorney 1936­39; 1948­52

Worlton, Ann Bronelson Married John Worlton in 1877(His second wife) Mother of 11 Children Died in 1902.

Worlton, David T. Lehi Seventeenth Ward Bishop 1988

Worlton, Dean T Principal Of Lehi High School 1958­59 Lehi Second Ward Bishop 1966­69 Lehi Utah Stake President 1968­1977 Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1982 LDS Mission President Lehi Studentbody President 1932

Worlton, Donald Dr. Lehi Dentist. Opened a new dentist office at 588 East Main in July 1977.

Worlton, Fred Dr.

Purchased the Lehi Hospital building in 1925 and created the Hospital. Captain of the Black Hawk Veterans in 1950

Worlton, Ivy Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 1982

Worlton, John Born in 1846 Came to Utah in 1858 Moved to Camp Floyd in 1859 Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Moved to Lehi in 1860 Had fourteen children Died in 1906

Worlton, Ralph Opened the Ralph’s Cafe and Lodge Room in March 1946 at 198 East State.

Worlton, William L. Dr. General Chairman of the Lehi Centennial Committee in 1950 Dentist in Lehi. Had his office at 82 West Main.

Worthen, Richard H “Rick” Lehi City Councilmember 1978­1981 Lehi City Judge 1981­93

Worthington, Sheldon Lehi High School Principal 1996­2005

Wright, Donald Lehi City Council Member 1951­52

Yates, Albert L. Lehi City Recorder 1916­1921

Yates, Don Bishop Lehi Tenth Ward 1983­87

Yates, Thomas Alfred Owner of the Lehi Confectionary 1920­1928

Yates, William Served as a Lehi City Councilor 1869­1874

Zimmerman, Carol Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2002

Zimmerman, George Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Lehi City Councilor 1898­99

Zimmerman, John Family settled in Lehi in 1852 Built a home on the east side of the Old Lehi Fort in 1854 Veteran of the Black Hawk War 1865­67 Lehi City Alderman 1869­1871 Lehi Councilor 1861­62 First Toll Collector Jordan River Bridge 1853. Called by Brigham Young to lead wagons to help Salt Lake Valley residents

to move south. Adjutant of the Utah Militia One of the first Policeman in Lehi He served as supervisor of Road. He helped build the first telegraph lines in Utah Large Stockholder of ZCMI Treasurer of the Peoples Co­op for many years.

Zimmerman, John W. Director Lehi Civic Improvement Association 1947­58 Lehi City Councilmember 1948­53

Zimmerman, Josephene Opened her new Jo’s Fashion at 155 West Main. (Beauty Salon)

Zimmerman, Karl Lehi Acting Chief of Police 1981­83 Lehi Chief of Police and long­time officer. Grand Marshal Lehi Roundup 2002

Zimmerman, Margaret Laura Lamb Member of the Lehi Dramatic Association in 1854.

Zimmerman, S. Rex Counselor Lehi Utah Stake Presidency 1968­1974

Counselor Lehi Utah North Stake Presidency 1974­1983 Lehi City Councilmember 1950­57