Soule, Elizabeth Kinkade[1]
1834 - 1924 (90 years)-
Name Soule, Elizabeth Kinkade Born 6 Feb 1834 Dexter, Penobscot, Maine, USA 
Gender Female Died 17 Dec 1924 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA Buried 20 Dec 1924 Midway, Wasatch, Utah, USA Person ID I1258 Early Latter-day Saints Last Modified 7 Feb 2007
Father Soule, Solomon Mother Bessee, Lydia Family ID F1283 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Alexander, Alvah Jedethan, b. 21 Sep 1831, Northfield, Washington, Vermont, USA , d. 6 Feb 1917, Midway, Wasatch, Utah, USA (Age 85 years) Married 13 Mar 1854 East Millcreek, Salt Lake, Utah, USA Children 1. Alexander, Mary Elizabeth, b. 21 Jan 1855 2. Alexander, Phoebe Annette, b. 3 Jan 1857 3. Alexander, Alvah, b. 11 Jun 1858 4. Alexander, Adelbert, b. 7 Jul 1860 5. Alexander, Frederic Soule, b. 6 May 1865 6. Alexander, Ada Deanna, b. 6 Mar 1867, East Mill Creek, Salt Lake, Utah, USA , d. Feb 1961 (Age 93 years)7. Alexander, Charles Edwin, b. 4 May 1870 8. Alexander, Henry LeRoy, b. 10 Jul 1872 9. Alexander, Florence Mina, b. 15 Apr 1875 10. Alexander, Ella Gertrude, b. 1 Jan 1863 11. Alexander, Effie May, b. 6 Apr 1879 Family ID F229 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - BIOGRAPHY: Elizabeth "Betsy Kincade" Soule Alexander was born February 6, 1834 at Dexter, Maine, daughter of Solomon and Lydia Bessee Soule. In 1853 with an independent company of emigrants they arrived in Utah too late to continue their journey to California. They settled down to spend the winter in East Mill Creek, Salt Lake, Utah. Elizabeth found a job with Mr. Roberts as a glove maker. While in his employment she heard of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and was convinced in her heart that it was true. During that winter she met Alvah Jedathan Alexander and on 13 March 1854 she became his bride. Her family left Utah for California in the spring which was a great heartache for her. She never had the privilege of seeing any of them ever again except one brother. She was a spendid nurse and went day and night wherever she was needed. In the year 1870 her family moved to Midway, Wasatch, Utah. She became very active in the organizations of her church. She has the distinction of being a descendant of George Souls who came to America on the Mayflower where he planted his feet on Plymouth Rock in 1620. She died 17 Dec 1924 at the age of 90. She and her husband were the parents of eleven children.
Submitted by Amber Terry, St. George, Utah, Sep 2004
- BIOGRAPHY: Elizabeth "Betsy Kincade" Soule Alexander was born February 6, 1834 at Dexter, Maine, daughter of Solomon and Lydia Bessee Soule. In 1853 with an independent company of emigrants they arrived in Utah too late to continue their journey to California. They settled down to spend the winter in East Mill Creek, Salt Lake, Utah. Elizabeth found a job with Mr. Roberts as a glove maker. While in his employment she heard of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and was convinced in her heart that it was true. During that winter she met Alvah Jedathan Alexander and on 13 March 1854 she became his bride. Her family left Utah for California in the spring which was a great heartache for her. She never had the privilege of seeing any of them ever again except one brother. She was a spendid nurse and went day and night wherever she was needed. In the year 1870 her family moved to Midway, Wasatch, Utah. She became very active in the organizations of her church. She has the distinction of being a descendant of George Souls who came to America on the Mayflower where he planted his feet on Plymouth Rock in 1620. She died 17 Dec 1924 at the age of 90. She and her husband were the parents of eleven children.
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