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'''Swen Jacobs, his personal and family background, and his involvement of the Mountain Meadows Massacre''' | |||
Swen Jacobs, his personal and family background, and his involvement of the Mountain Meadows Massacre | |||
'''Swen Jacobs | |||
1823-1890''' | |||
==Biographical Sketch== | |||
===Early Life in Norway=== | |||
Svend Svendson (Swen Jacobs or Swen Johnson Jacobs) emigrated from Norway to the United States. | |||
===Immigration to America and onto Utah=== | |||
He was 26 years old when he immigrated to Utah in 1849. (Heart Throbs of the West, 10:458; 11:423.) In the 1850s he was a pioneer in southern Utah. | |||
===In the Iron Military District: Private Swen Jacobs, Company E, Isaac Haight's 2nd Battalion=== | |||
In 1857, Swen Jacobs, 33, was an private in one of the platoons in the Iron County militia. He was not listed in the 1859 federal arrest warrant. However, John D. Lee identifies him as present at the massacre. | |||
===Later Life=== | |||
==References== | |||
Carter, ''Heart Throbs of the West,'' 10:458; 11:423; Lee, ''Mormonism Unveiled,'' ; Lee Trial transcripts; Shirts and Shirts, ''A Trial Furnace,'' ; Walker, et al, ''Massacre at Mountain Meadows,'' Appendix C. | |||
Further information and confirmation needed. Please comment below or contact editor@1857ironcountymilitia.com. | |||
Revision as of 23:41, 22 June 2011
Swen Jacobs, his personal and family background, and his involvement of the Mountain Meadows Massacre
Swen Jacobs
1823-1890
Biographical Sketch
Early Life in Norway
Svend Svendson (Swen Jacobs or Swen Johnson Jacobs) emigrated from Norway to the United States.
Immigration to America and onto Utah
He was 26 years old when he immigrated to Utah in 1849. (Heart Throbs of the West, 10:458; 11:423.) In the 1850s he was a pioneer in southern Utah.
In the Iron Military District: Private Swen Jacobs, Company E, Isaac Haight's 2nd Battalion
In 1857, Swen Jacobs, 33, was an private in one of the platoons in the Iron County militia. He was not listed in the 1859 federal arrest warrant. However, John D. Lee identifies him as present at the massacre.
Later Life
References
Carter, Heart Throbs of the West, 10:458; 11:423; Lee, Mormonism Unveiled, ; Lee Trial transcripts; Shirts and Shirts, A Trial Furnace, ; Walker, et al, Massacre at Mountain Meadows, Appendix C.
Further information and confirmation needed. Please comment below or contact editor@1857ironcountymilitia.com.