Dailey, Milton and Mary Malinda Wilson

Name: Milton Dailey
Birth: 14 Oct 1827--Fallstown, Luz, Pennsylvania
Death: 28 Oct 1913
Burial: Oct 1913--Paragonah, Iron, Utah

Name: Mary Malinda Wilson
Birth: 6 Feb1851--Little Pidgeon, Pottawattomie, Iowa

Death: 16 Feb 1904
Burial: Feb 1904--Paragonah, Iron, Utah

There are eight children listed, including Madeline (born in 1876) and Marion (born in 1877). It appears that this family went on to eventually settle in Alpine, Apache, Arizona.  Information from Caroline Nielson 2/5/2010

Children on trek: Marion and Madalene
           (Louvisa Buckley mother of Malinda ?)

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Dailey, Wilson and Lorana Tilton

Children on Trek: Bade, Belt
Dailey, Wilson  Born 1817, Died 1903 He Shared headstone with Wilson Orr and Lorana .  He was from Harrisburg, Utah.

Wilson Dailey, curiously enough, was one of the few pioneers who were not members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, or Mormons as more commonly known. Dailey considered this trek to be an opportunity to get to the mines in Colorado in company with a large emigrant train.

Dailey was one of two blacksmiths in the company. Blacksmiths were one of the most important figures in the company, as it was up to them to keep the roadworking tools sharpened and in good repair. They also created horseshoes, nails, wagon wheel bands and other needed pieces. They had several young men help them to build coke ovens at the top of the Hole, and then kept them busy pumping the bellows for the forges Hole in the Rock site.


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