28 – Coal Camps – July 2011
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(Continued from page 23) it was just a railroad station,” he said. “I knew Mr. Price for whom the town is named. I also knew Mr. Ferron and Mr. Huntington, the men who gave their names to those towns. I knew Orange Seelely well. He was my uncle, married to my mothers sister, and Orangeville was named after him.” Allred and his wife Jenny with seven children moved from Emery in 1920 to the Indian Reservation in Duchene County. Allred used to haul freight over the mountains to Price, but he spent a great deal of his working life being a farmer. He moved to Wellington to be near a daughter in 1936.
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Finally we come to Catherine Alfina Palmer Grundvig who lived in the same house in Wellington for 49 years. Her stock went way back into American history. She was the grand daughter of Noah Palmer, a man who fought in the American Revolution. She was born in Ogden in 1863 and her parents were early Mormon pioneers. Her father had acted as a personal bodyguard for Joseph Smith for four years and was one of those driven out of Missouri and Illinois. From a polygoumous background, Grundvig had six siblings from her mother and 12 from her fathers other wife. When she was one her family moved to Juab County. During the move, a cattle sampede destroyed almost all their worldly possessions. “My father died when I was 11 years (Continued on page 29)