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Ray
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Norma
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March 5, 1899
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Sister Wanda Iretta born in Greenville, Utah.
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Nov. 30, 1900
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Brother Agnus (Gus) Barton born in Greenville, Utah.
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Oct. 29, 1902
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Brother William Martell born in Greenville, Utah.
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Dec. 19, 1904
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Sister Vona Rosetta born in Greenville, Utah.
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December 24 1904
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Born in Richfield, Utah to Niels
and Katie Bell (Levi) Jensen.
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1905
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Grandmother Ann Levi passed away
in Beaver, Utah.
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October 16, 1906
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Sister Letty was born in Richfield, Utah.
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Feb. 20, 1907
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Brother John Wallace born in Greenville, Utah.
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May 14 1907
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Brother John Wallace died.
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1908
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Moved to Beaver, Utah where the family
lived with Grandfather Levi.
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May 6, 1908
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Sister Irene Jane born in Milford, Utah.
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1909
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Grandfather David Levi passes away
in Beaver, Utah.
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May 30, 1911
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Born in Greenville, Utah to William
Joseph and Eva Jane (Barton) Easton
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Dec. 15, 1913
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Brother David Ralph born in Greenville, Utah.
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Jan. 5, 1915
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Brother David Ralph died.
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Nov. 4, 1915
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Brother James Mack born in Greenville, Utah.
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August 5, 1918
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Sister Eva Merle born in Greenville, Utah.
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Dec. 10, 1919
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Sister Julia Faye was born in Beaver, Utah.
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1921-22
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Attended two years of high school
at the Murdock Academy.
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Oct. 2, 1924
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Married Morris Douglas Thompson.
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1927
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Bought Puffer Lake Resort lodge and
cabins in partnership with Norma's
father Niels Jensen.
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June 9, 1930
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Morris died of a ruptured appendix.
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1930-35
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Worked at the Brooklawn Creamery,
Emil's Cafe, Shady's Cafe, Beaver
Drug Store in Beaver, Utah and
Mode-O-Day sewing factory in
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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1935
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Met Ray Easton.
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May 11, 1937
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Ray Easton and Norma Jensen were married
in Parowan, Utah.
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1937
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Lived in a two room upstairs apartment
in the Riley Apartments. Moved to the
Mansfield Hotel and then to an apartment
in the Glenn Gilles home.
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1938
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Ray went to Oregon with his sister Eva
and her husband LaMar to look for work.
He lasted two weeks before he got homesick
and returned to Beaver. Moved into the
Woolsey home.
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July 12, 1938
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Son Richard Jensen Easton was born.
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1939
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Moved to an upstairs apartment in
the J. M. Murdock house.
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Oct. 2, 1939
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Son Robert Ray Easton was born.
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1942?
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Moved to the farm at the mouth of the
Beaver canyon. The farm was owned by
Ray's uncle John Barton.
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1944
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Went to work for the Union Pacific
Railroad in Milford, Utah.
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1945
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Built the barn
southwest of the Jensen
home. The lumber was cut from logs that
Ray, Richard and Robert cut and hauled
out of the Beaver mountains.
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194?
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Moved to the house on South 10th Street.
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1956
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Built the home just South of the Jensen
home.
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Nov. 9, 1986
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Died in the Salt Lake City hospital of
a ruptured aorta at the age of 75.
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May 14, 1997
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Died in the Beaver nursing home at the age of 92.
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