12 - A Few of Pipe Spring's Historical Figures
Charles Pulsipher was the superintendent of the tithing ranch at Pipe Spring 1877-1879. |
Margaret (Maggie) Cox worked as a hired girl at the Pipe Spring ranch in the late 1890s. She eventually married the future owner’s son Charles Heaton. | |
Pipe Spring Cowboys in 1904
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Joseph and Harriett Brown managed the Pipe Spring ranch in the early 1880s |
Elijah Averett and his twin brother Elisha were master stonemasons who, at 60 years old, helped build Winsor Castle. | |
Edwin D. Woolley brought his second wife, Flora,and her children to Pipe Spring in 1886. They stayed to the early 1890s, the anti-polygamy raid years. |
Eliza Luella (Ella) Stewart was the first telegraph operator at Pipe Spring, 1871. At 16 years old this was her first job away from home. | |
Did You Know?
James Whitmore brought 400 longhorns with him from Texas to Utah in the 1850s. On April 13, 1863, Whitmore received a land certificate for a 160-acre tract, which included Pipe Spring.