came to Utah October 6 1850, William snow Oxteam company.
1880 U.S. Census
Census Place Wallsburg,Wasatch,Utah FHL film 1255339 NA film T9-
1339 page 341C
Daniel Begelow self married male white Il farmer Vt NY
Parmelia Biegelow wife married female white 47 PA keeps Hous
e NH NH
D.D. Louie Bigelow son single male white 14 Ut Helps on Farm I
l PA
P. Emily Bigelow dau single femal white 12 Ut At Home Il Pa
Polly A. Bieglow dau single female white 9 UtIl PA

1. 2. Daniel Don Louis BIGELOW   b. 22 May 1866, Heber City,Wasatch,Utah; d. 5 Jul 1954.
2. 3. Permelia Emily BIGELOW   b. 25 Sep 1867, Heber City,Wasatch,Utah; d. 2 Mar 1953.
3. 4. Willliam Cecil BIGELOW   b. 27 Aug 1869; d. 15 Apr 1870, Wallsburg, Wasatch, Utah.
4. 5. Polly Adora BIGELOW   b. 18 Feb 1871, ,Wasatch,Utah; d. 30 Mar 1957, Wallsburg, Wasatch, Utah; bur. 3 Apr 1957, Wallsburg Cemetery,Wallsburg,Wasatch,Utah.
5. 6. Emma May BIGELOW   b. 30 Jul 1873, ,Wasatch,Utah; d. 18 Jan 1880, Wallsburg,Wasatch,Utah.

from "How Beautiful Upon the Mountains" Centennial History of Wa
satch County,compiled and edited by Wm. James Mortimer. Publis
hed by Wasatch County Chapter of DUP
Daniel Don Louis Bigelow was born at Heber City, May 22 1866 t
o Daniel and Parmelia Mecham Bigelow, who had been advised to g
o there because of an Indian scare. He was baptized a member o
f the LDS Church July 11, 1875,by Daniel Bigelow and confirme
d by William E. Nuttall. On April 29, 1891, he was married to A
nnie Maria Boren in the Manti Temple by anthony H. Lund. Anni
e Maria was born in Wallsburg, October 24, 1873, to William Jasp
er and Lucina Mecham Boren. She died at Provo, Utah, January 5
, 1947. Daniel (Don)died there July 4, 1954. Both are burie
d in Wallsburg Utah.
After the Indian scare the Bigelow family moved to provo for awh
ile. The father had a swamill in Provo Canyon and Don worked th
ere several years. During the winter heattended Brigham Youn
g Academy in Provo. Annie Maria obtained what education she cou
ld.
He was called on a mission to the Central States in 1902, but wa
s called home after nine months because of his wife's heart trou
ble. In 1911 he was called to serve in the Southern States an
d was sent to the same place he served in 1902. While her husba
nd was gone she worked and supported him and the children. An
d although her health was not good, she continued onin the wor
k of the Lord.
When Don returned from his mission he took up farming continuin
g until he retired in 1939. After that they spent their lives w
orking in the Salt Lake and St. George Temples
He loved to read and his recreation was fishing and dancing, whi
ch he enjoyed very much. She was gifted inwriting poetry and h
ad a poem for every occasion. Her last and greatest work was t
o write her life's history in poetry form. She finished this an
d gave each of her children a copy for a Christmas gift just bef
ore she died.
Her life was spent in giving service to others. She was a goo
d wife, mother and friend, oved and respected by all.
Their children were: Annie Adora, Ida, Eva, Don Ervin, Elva, Flo
rallia, William Wells, John Alton, Emily May, Winona and Okie.