Jacob Cleveland PEARSON

Birth:
28 Apr 1787
Manchester, Bennington, Vermont
Death:
20 Dec 1846
Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie, Iowa
Burial:
1846
Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie, Iowa
Marriage:
20 Dec 1846
Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina
Notes:
                       Family records of Roy Deverl Willey, Big Horn Stake, Wyoming, History of
    Benjamin Cleveland.  Copied 1991 by Evelyn Neville.  "Jacob and Rhoda Pearson
    joined the Latter-Day Saint Church and thus Ephraim John Pearson was baptized
    himself.  Jacob and Rhoda moved to Nauvoo with the Mormons and Jacob helped to
    build the Mormon Temple there.  He was a merchant and was one of the early
    settlers of Nauvoo.  The family was driven out of Nauvoo with the rest of the
    Mormon people and members migrated with the people of this church to Council
    Bluffs, Iowa.  There the colony was visited with an epidemic of cholera.  The
    disease was fatal to the parents and a young brother."  Taken from History of
    Ephraim John Pearson written by his daughter Phebe Elizabeth Pearson Robison.
                  
Eliza ANDERSON
Birth:
Death:
3 Feb 1811
Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina
Father:
Blocked
Mother:
Blocked
Notes:
                       Jacob Pearson was first married to Mrs. Eliza Anderson, maiden name not known.
    They were married in Charleston, S.C. Dec 25, 1809.  He brought her to
    Manchester, where she remained a few months, and then returned South to spend
    the winter, was taken ill and died in Charleston, Feb. 3 1811.  Info taken from
    Cleveland Genealogy by Horace Gillete Cleveland.
                  
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Jacob Cleveland Pearson - Eliza Anderson

Jacob Cleveland Pearson was born at Manchester, Bennington, Vermont 28 Apr 1787. His parents were Ephraim John Pearson, "Sr" and Phebe Cleveland.

He married Eliza Anderson 20 Dec 1846 at Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina .

Jacob Cleveland Pearson died 20 Dec 1846 at Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie, Iowa .

Eliza Anderson died 3 Feb 1811 at Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina .