Memmott family bulletin
(Microfilm)

Annual

Annual.

[Premier issue] (1972) -

Editor: T.K. "Kem" & Julie Memmott; Hettie M. Robins; Wanda Carter; Evan Memmott; Thomas Kemner Memmott & Julie Memmott; Bryce W. Memmott & Georgia Memmott; Clayton E. Memmott & Mary E. Memmott; Kristine Memmott.

Probably no volumes were published in 1973.

Published: Scipio, Utah; Salt Lake City, Utah; Bountiful, Utah; Sandy, Utah; Centerville, Utah.

Not yet available in PERiodical Source Index (PERSI) at this time. (8 Dec. 2005).

Some volumes were published without volume designations, such as the premier issue, published in 1972, and those published after 2002. Volume number designations begin with vol. 1 (1974). Most volume numbers appear only on the title page, but not on the cover. The unnumbered issue for 1982 may be vol. 9, or vol. 10, or a double issue, vol. 9/10.

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Memmott (and variant spellings) and their allied families who came mainly from Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. Some allied families came from Denmark, Scotland, and Wales. Focus is on (but not limited to) the family of Thomas Memmott (1790-1866) and Sarah Willden, through their sons William (1814-1895) and John (1823-1866). William married Ann Wilson, and John married Julia Wilson, who was Ann's sister. Both families joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in England. In 1861, William's family (except the eldest son Thomas, who came later) immigrated to America with John's family. They landed in New York, and moved to Utah. They first settled in Cedar City, moved to Beaver for a year, and then settled in Millard County, at Round Valley, then known as Robinsville and now known as Scipio. Other ancestors include Edward Memmott (1809-1872), who married Ann Wilson Revell. During the 1800s, some Memmotts settled in Payson, Holden, and elsewhere in Utah. Others moved to Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Dakota, and Tennessee. Still others colonized Mexico at Colonia Dublan and Colonia Juarez. Later descendants also lived Alberta and British Columbia (Canada), Australia, England, Mexico, New Zealand, and in Arizona, California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon, Texas, Washington, and elsewhere.

Also available on microfilm.

Photocopies of originals, reduced in size for future filming.

Titles are taken from covers, title pages, and from page headers, which vary: Just for you!--Memmotts in '72, (The) Memmott family reunion, Memmott reunion, Memmott family, Memmott family bulletin.

The William & John Memmott Family Organization was founded in 1935. It was reorganized in 1971. It is also known as the William & John Memmott Family Association, the Memmott Family Organization, the Memmott Family Association, and the Memmott Family Genealogical Society. In 1982, it was incorporated under the name of The William and John Memmott Family Association, but is still primarily known as the Memmott Family Organization. Its headquarters is in Scipio, Utah.

Commercial Bind 563W spine title: Memmott family bulletin, permission granted; NOTE: commerical bind every 2 years commercial bind, or channel bind once a year, as Issues come in measuring 11"x 14" and are reduced to 8 1/2" x 11", at which point they are too thick to sta