Five Generations From 1853 FAMILY GROUP . . . Here are five generations of the family of Mrs, Mary Ann Smith of Morgan. Standing, left to right, Mrs. Fred Spauld- ing of Newdale, Idaho; Mrs. William Ovard of Rexburg, Idaho; seated, left to right, Mrs. Mary Ann Smith of Morgan, Joyce Spaulding of Newdale and Mrs. Godfrey Klinger of Newdale. Mrs. Smith was born in Brighton, England, July 18, 1853, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Simmons. She is an early Utah pioneer. Her parents settled in Salt Lake valley in 1855 and moved to Provo at the time of the invasion of Johnson's army. In 1861 they settled in Morgan. She was married to Benjamin F. Smith, also a Utah pioneer, in 1871 in the Salt Lake Endowment house. Mrs. Smith is the oldest woman in Morgan countyJ She is active in church affairs and is the mother of 10 children. She) has 20 grandchildren, 54 great-grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren. y o ad C m Monroe tov E Swede ' five c 1 the tii; atriarch ] or six v ' :t and v, board as 3 mayor two years. K the Monroe Creamery •' - H -. PloB-I tl time it opened in .1912 until it w jj in 1920. He had been secretary Monroe Drainage district since 19 M Mr. Jenson married Emeline HpJH November 5, 1890 in the Manias temple. She died April 12. I9ffl sous and daughters survive: Mrs. 1 Toombs, Moore. Idaho: Kvan H.W Tendov. Idaho; Mrs. Charlotte !.•■ and Miss Celia Jenson, Monroe: M £; line Braithwalt.e, Areo, Ida^o. an.ifeS W. Jenson of Lop Angeles. Cal. /)* On August 12. 1908 he marri1 Louise Andersor in the S"-lt I. iK'JJ r\-ives v> h : en ore a C. Jei- *->rce' nf temple. She and ' ir*« sons, of ( .lor V- a