TITLE PAGE PIONEER (full name) BIRTH (date and place) DEATH (date and place) PARENTS MARRIED (who and date) ARRIVAL IN UTAH (date) (Company arrived with) HISTORY (who wrote) (date written) (who submitted) (address) Abraham Hunsaker Honeyville, Utah Harriet Katherine Flora Kendall Rt. 1 Morgan, Utah 84050 CAMP & COUNTY SUBMITTING Weber River Morgan Camp County (Camp Historian &: address)_ Jean Bjgler Rt. 1, Morgan, Utah 84050 County Historian &: address)_ Veloy Tonks Dickson PO Box 203, Morgan, Utah 84050 SOURCE OF INFORMATION & PAGE NUMBERS: This information is found in the Church Historian's Office. Also, "History of Box Elder County,'1 and is recorded in History of Abraham Hunsaker, published by Hunsaker Family Organization. ABRAHAM HUNSAKER Abraham Hunsaker and his family arrived in Brigham City, Utah on November 2, 1857. He was instructed to settle there by Brigham Young and Lorenzo Snow. In 1861, Abraham obtained grazing land north of Brigham City in what is now Honey- ville. In 1864, he moved part of his family to a cabin on Salt Creek (Honeyville). In 1874, two of his wives, Harriet and Katherine (my grandmother^, became permanent residents of Honeyville until they died. Abraham died there, also. Given by Flora Kendall This information is found in the Church Historian's Office. Also, "History of Box Elder County/1 and is recorded in History of Abraham Hunsaker, published by Hunsaker Family Organization.