
Joseph Hyrum Levi is my Great Great Uncle on my mother's side of the family.
Joseph Hyrum Levi was the son of Frederick Levi, who was born 17 Oct. 1800 in Essex, Canada. His mother was Julia Ann
Carroll, born 16 Oct. 1800, at Cork, Ireland.
Born to them were the following children: David Levi born 18 May, 1833 at Essex Co., Canada; Mary Ann Levi born 3 July
1835 at Toronto, Canada; Charlotte Levi born 20 Dec. 1839 at Chilic, Hancock, Canada; Barbara Jane born 24 July 1837 at
Toronto, Canada; Joseph Levi born 30 Dec. 1844 at Keg Creek, Illinois.
Soon after the first Missionaries of the Church were sent into Canada, they made many converts. Barbara Jane's father,
mother, and their little family were converted, and it was around eight years between the time they left Canada until they
joined other Saints who were also going to Church Headquarters in Illinois.
Their youngest son was born at Keg Creek, Illinois. They lived in Nauvoo a short time when the Saints were leaving Nauvoo
for the trek westward. In 1852 the Levi family started West-going through all of the trials of pioneering. The Frederick
John Levi family traveled from Keg Creek, Iowa to Salt Lake City, Utah in the James Holt Company.
Members of the company were the following:
Name |
Age |
Date of Birth |
Death Date |
Holt, Franklin Overton |
Infant |
31 July 1852 |
10 November 1929 |
Holt, James |
48 |
10 February 1804 |
25 January 1894 |
Holt, Joseph Overton |
3 |
8 October 1848 |
2 November 1853 |
Holt, Leroy Payne |
14 |
27 March 1838 |
10 November 1910 |
Holt, Mary Ann |
12 |
11 January 1840 |
22 February 1916 |
Holt, Nancy Catherine Overton |
1 |
28 October 1850 |
25 April 1931 |
Holt, Parthenia |
31 |
12 July 1821 |
7 May 1906 |
Holt, William Alma |
9 |
25 August 1842 |
11 May 1920 |
Levi, Barbara Jane |
15 |
24 July 1837 |
13 May 1909 |
Levi, Charlotte Ann |
12 |
20 December 1839 |
20 September 1872 |
Levi, David |
19 |
16 May 1833 |
8 January 1909 |
Levi, Frederick John |
51 |
17 October 1800 |
11 April 1865 |
Levi, Joseph Hyrum |
7 |
30 December 1844 |
29 June 1902 |
Levi, Julia Ann |
42 |
17 August 1809 |
3 March 1887 |
Levi, Mary Ann |
16 |
30 July 1835 |
3 March 1872 |
Smith, Dr. William |
Unknown |
Unknown |
Unknown |
Joseph's father, Frederick Levi died in Ogden, Weber County, Utah on April 10, 1864. On January 23, 1866, Joseph married Sarah
Ann Flake, in Beaver City, Beaver County, Utah.
Their first child, Fredrick Hyrum Levi was born in Beaver City on January 8, 1867.
The family moved to Nevada in 1869, where Joseph was employeed as a teamster. Their second child, Ida Nevada Levi was born in
Belmont, Nye County, Nevada on October 24, 1868.
On March 17, 1872, Joseph married Sarah Ann Day in Kanosh, Millard County, Utah. Joseph apparently now had two families, one in Kanosh
and one in Beaver City. Agnes Haley Levi was born in Beaver City, Beaver County, Utah on December 10, 1872, and on December 28, 1872,
Olive Ann Levi was born in Kanosh, Millard County, Utah
The Sarah Ann Day family must have moved to Sevier, Sevier County, Utah around 1881 since Richard William Levi was born in Sevier on
September 29, 1982.
Joseph Hyrum Levi died on July 1, 1902 in Joseph, Sevier County, Utah at the age of 57.