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FAMILY REGISTER 55 Curry; 9 children, William, James, Caroline, John, Betsy, Alex, Lutheda, Permelia, Mary. 188. King. Nauvoo, 111.; farmer; born July 25 (24 or 26), 1788; married, about 1816; died, March 9, 1844. He went from New Hampshire to Cooperstown, N. Y., and to DeKalb, 1809; to Ohio, before 1824; became a Mormon Elder, 1831 ; to Illinois, 1839. He shared the presecution of the saints, being in jail in Richmond and Columbia, Mo., April to October, 1839, on a charge of robbery, but was acquitted on trial. He was killed by a bucket of rocks falling upon him in a well. Part of his family went on with the church to Utah, but the widow and two sons went to Iowa. Wife, Louisa Tanner; born August 3, 1799; died, Novem- ber 15, 1891 ; 9 children : Warren, William, Nancy, Edward, John, Adeline, Emily, Mary, Edward. 189. Lifa. Winchester, N. H. ; born April 19, 1790; died un- married, October 21, 1809. Killed by fall from a building. 190. William. Winchester, N. H. ; hotel-keeper; born April 17, (or 18) 1792; married, September 15, 1818; died, June 26, 1861. Wife, Lutheda Scott, daughter of Eben ; born April 14, 1794; died February 25, 1859; 4 children, Abigail, Seth, Maryette, Maria. 191. Alexander. Ohio; born, May 7, 1794; died, before 1823. He went to Ohio with his brother King; probably married; and died there ; probably no children. ' GATES. Mindwell3 Oak, Nathaniel^ (2). This is one of the smaller main branches of the tribe, with about 150 names, with 37 names in the male line. The record is nearly complete. IV. CHILDREN OF CALEB AND MINDWELL'' OAK (15). 192. Achsah. Acton (Townshend), Vt. ; born Stow, Mass., March 8, 1777; married March 19, 1807; died July, 1854. Husband, Dennis Holden, son of Philemon of Shirley, Mass., one of the proprietors and first settlers of Johnson's Gore (Acton) ;
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