Emanuel Ould

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• Navn	Emanuel Ould
  Fødsel	1823	Constantine, Cornwall, England
  Dåb	23 nov. 1823	Constantine, Cornwall, England
  Køn	Mand
  FSID	KWVS-MCN
  Bopæl	1841	Constantine, Cornwall, England
  Død	Ja, dato ukendt
  Person-ID	I93497	AALT
  Sidst ændret	6 jan. 2021

  
  

  Familie	Elizabeth Uren,   f. 22 aug. 1829, St. Keverne, Cornwall, England d. 19 jul. 1913, Toquerville, Washington, Utah, USA (Alder 83 år)    Other partners: William Theobald (m. 1860)
  Ægteskab	16 maj 1850	Constantine, Cornwall, England   [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12]
  Alder ved indgåelse af ægteskab	Han : ~ 27 år og 5 måneder - Hun : 20 år og 9 måneder.
  Børn	1. Mary Jane Ould,   f. 24 feb. 1851, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa d. 10 dec. 1910, San Bernardino, California, USA (Alder 59 år)  [Far: natural]  [Mor: natural]   2. Susan Ould,   f. 14 apr. 1857, Mobery, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa d. 10 apr. 1923, Lyman, Wayne, Utah, USA (Alder 65 år)  [Far: natural]  [Mor: natural]   3. Eliza Ould,   f. 29 apr. 1858, Mowbray, Goodwood, Cape Province, South Africa d. 11 jul. 1858, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa (Alder 0 år)  [Far: natural]  [Mor: natural]   4. Thomas Emanuel Ould,   f. 28 dec. 1854, New Land, Middelburg, Cape Province, South Africa d. 26 maj 1924, Iron, Utah, USA (Alder 69 år)  [Far: natural]  [Mor: natural]
  Familie-ID	F18990	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle
  Sidst ændret	6 jan. 2021

  
  

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  Fødsel - 1823 - Constantine, Cornwall, England Dåb - 23 nov. 1823 - Constantine, Cornwall, England Bopæl - 1841 - Constantine, Cornwall, England Ægteskab - 16 maj 1850 - Constantine, Cornwall, England  = Link til Google Earth

  
  

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  Emmanuel Ould was christened in Constantine, Cornwall England. November 23rd 1823. His parents were Emmanuel Ould and Jane Long. He married Elizabeth Uren May 16, 1850 in Mawnan, Cornwell, England. Emanuel Ould was tall, well built, and handsome so Elizabeth was honored when he asked to court her. Soon Emanuel asked Elizabeth’s mother, Mary, for the hand in marriage of Elizabeth. At that time England was giving land grants to young people of England who would move to South Africa in the interest of England. Emanuel and Elizabeth decided to move to South Africa soon after they were married. They were married 16 May 1850 at Mawnan, Cornwall, England. Their marriage license lists Emanuel at age twenty-seven years, and a bachelor; and Elizabeth at age twenty one years, a single spinster. They were married in the Parish Church with the witnesses, John Ould and Jane Ould. They were brother and sister of Emanuel. John was age twenty-three years, and still living at home: Jane was age twenty-five and a fisher-women. Emanuel was a trained lighthouse keeper so on arrival in Africa he obtained work immediately near Newland, South Africa. They built a home near the lighthouse where Emanuel worked. At times the fog was so thick on a stormy night, they could not see al all when they were outside. A tiny baby girl was born to them on 24 February 1851. She was named, Mary Jane, for her two grandmothers. Emanuel was good to see that Elizabeth had hired help to do her housework so they often hired a native African woman, whose name was, The Gypsy. One day while The Gypsy was tending Mary Jane, Elizabeth went shopping and happened to come by a place where Mormon Elders were conducting meetings. She felt prompted to attend the meeting. While there, the meeting was disrupted by eggs and fruit being thrown through the windows and doors and abusive language was yelled against the elders and “Old Joe Smith.” The two Mormon Elders, Elder William and Elder Walker talked to the mob and they soon left. In September 1853, a branch of the Mormon Church was organized in Newland, where fifty members had been baptized. For eighteen months Elizabeth learned and partook of the spirit of these Latter-day Saints. She pleaded with Emanuel to listen to the Mormon Elders, but he was not interested. During this time a son was born to Emanuel and Elizabeth and given the name of Thomas Ould. Baby Thomas was born 28 September 1854. On 3 June 1855, Thomas Ould was blessed by Elder Thomas Weatherhead, assisted by Elder Nicholas Paul, stating his father was not a member of the church. Thomas’ mother’s name, Elizabeth Uren Ould. Another daughter Susan Ould was born 14 April 1856, and Eliza Ould was born 29 April 1859, but died on 11 July 1859 and buried at Mulberry, near Cape Town, Africa. Elizabeth wanted to be baptized into the Mormon Church, but Emanuel just wasn’t interested so he told her to go ahead and be baptized. She was baptized 27 May 1855 under the guidance of Elder Nicholas Paul, and Elder Jesse Haven, who had taught and prepared her well. She was so happy for the new religion she had found. Satan worked hard to destroy the progress of the Latter-day Saint Church in Africa. Emanuel acquired a drinking problem. He began to brood and let evil influences destroy his life. Finally Elizabeth sought advice from the Elders and the Branch President, as well as other church authorities. She was advised to leave Emanuel and journey with the Saints to Utah. Elizabeth began to sell her beautiful handwork, jewelry, and other possessions she felt were hers so that she might obtain passage money for the trip to Utah. Emanuel realized that Elizabeth was making plans to leave him so he sneaked his son, Thomas, away from his mother and took him seven miles away, and left him with and elderly negro woman. Emanuel returned to his work at the lighthouse. Elizabeth was beside herself as it was getting near the time when their ship was to set sail. She felt she just could not go and leave her five-year-old son, Thomas. Seven days after Thomas had been taken from her, The Gypsy learned where Thomas had been taken. She told Elizabeth he was safe and if she wanted to get Thomas back she should go to this elderly negro woman’s cabin at a certain time for Thomas would be alone, as this elderly woman would be out obtaining food. Elizabeth went as The Gypsy advised and picked Thomas up. Thomas was very happy to see his mother again and be with her. When Elizabeth returned with Thomas the ship was ready to set sail, so Elizabeth and her children boarded it immediately. She had The Gypsy remain in her home and keep a light burning for two or three days so that when Emanuel looked from the lighthouse he would not know they had left. Before Elizabeth left Africa she had arranged to work as a helper for the family of Elder Nicholas Paul for he and his wife had a large family and his wife was ill much of the time and needed help. By doing this, Elizabeth’s passage was made possible. She left Africa with her children on 7 March 1860 to join the Saints in Utah. By, Maree Beatty Terry With help of Isabel Slack DeMille

  
  

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