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Dionetia Walker

Birth

10 March 1816

Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA

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Death

01 September 1896

Minersville, Beaver, Utah

Alternative Names (Also Known As)

Dionetia Walker Lyman

Diometia Walker

Dionetia Walker Whitney

Dianita Walker

Diontha Plumb

Parent Marriage

Oliver Walker to Nancy Walker

Date: 08 February 1803

Marriage Type: civil

Notes

Nauvoo temple worker, beginning 6 Feb 1846 (NT-Supp) From http://www.myheritage.com/names/diontha_lyman Plumb (born WALKER), 1816-1894 Diontha Plumb (born WALKER) was born on month day 1816, at birth place, Ohio, to Oliver Walker and Nancy Walker (born Cressy). Oliver was born on July 11 1782, in New York, NY, USA. Nancy was born on January 20 1780, in New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA. Diontha had one sister: Eveline Rollins (born Walker). Diontha married Jeremiah Plumb on month day 1838, at age 22 at marriage place, Missouri. Jeremiah was born on January 24 1818, in Delaware, Delaware, Ohio. They had 2 children%3

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Endowment - 30 December 1845

Place: Nauvoo Temple, Nauvoo, Illinois, USA (UVA)

Imported from Brown

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Jeremiah Plumb - Civil Marriage - 04 September 1838

Divorce Date: 1843

Divorce Date, true:

Place: Caldwell County, Missouri

Officiator: Brigham Young

They had 2 children: Hyrum Plumb and one other child. They divorced in 1843, at age 26. Family records say 1850 census shows him in the Upr Alton penitentiary (horse thieving?)

Amasa Mason Lyman - Sealed for Eternity - 28 July 1843

Place: Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA (UVA)

Officiator: Brigham Young

abt. 1843; SMINT 1846-01-16

Amasa Mason Lyman - Sealed for Eternity - 16 January 1846

Place: Nauvoo Temple, Nauvoo, Illinois, USA (UVA)

Officiator: Brigham Young

Name as Sealed: Dianita Walker

Joseph Smith - Sealed for Eternity - 27 October 1886

Proxy: Brigham Young

Had herself and son Hyrum sealed to prophet Joseph Smith with Brigham Young acting as proxy 27 October 1886.

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