Parsons ALLREDGE

                   Isaac's father Thomas Canham joind the L.D.S. Church in England, and came with his wife and son Robert to Utah in 1875 and settled in Deseret Utah.  Two years later Isaac came to Utah.  As soon as the train stopped in Salt Lake City, a young man came into the car and called aloud for Isaac Canham.  What a welcome from Daniel Hunter, and it was the beginning of a life long friendship.  Isaac went to the home of his father in Deseret Utah.  Sometime later Martha Jane Alldredge was visiting there at the home of her Uncle William B Alldredge.  The two met, romance followed and they were married by John Brown in Pleasant Grove Utah. They made a farm house in Hinckley Utah.  After the death of thier little daughter they sold thier farm for forty dollars and on 11 Nov. 1895 they moved to Lindon Utah.  They later lived in Salt Lake City where Isaac was a successful resaurant operator for many years.  Martha was a fine seamstress, a good cook and a capable homemaker.  She inherited that fine sense of humor and witty sayings, and where ever she was, her conversation was sparkling, humorous, and full of practical philosophy.  Ike and Matt, as they were affectionately called, moved back to Lindon Utah, where they made an attractive, comfortable home surrounded by unusual and beautiful flowers, a product of Ike's interesting hobby.
                  

                   dau of Parsons and Aretta Jane Smith Allderdge, born 24 May 1870 at Pleasant Grove Utah, bap 25 Jun 1879 End 8 April 1896 at Salt Lake City Utah buried at Plesant Grove Utah md 29 Oct 1886 at Pleasant Grove Utah GEORGE FREDRICK RICHARDS, son of Frederick and Mary Twelves Richards, born 6 Sept 1868 at Plesant Grove Utah bap 24 Jun 1877 End 8 Apr 1896 died 9 Oct 1944 at Pleasant Grove Utah buried at Plesant Grove cemetary. George and Ada lived on a farm in Lindon Utah over forty  years.  Their home was a happy, industrious one.  Geroge specialized in raising fine cattle and horses. They spent twenty four interesting summers at their mountain home at Mutual Dell in American Fork Canyon.  George was a guide for tourists and campers to Mount Timpanagos.  His pack of burrows carried their riders safely to the top of this famous mountain.  Ada attended their store. while George was out on those daring tours.  Her fingers were never idle. for she embroidered beautiful Temple aprons and the mending was up to date always.  They moved from Lindon to a newly built modern home in Pleasant Gove, wher they spent many happy years together.  Ada was cared for, during her last illness by her devoted daughter and son in law Les and Clara Theobald.  All of her childern were unusually attentative and considerate of her comfort.