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Buckland, LaFayette, (Alondus LaFayette), 1847-1933

 Person

Dates

  • Existence: 1847 - 1933

Biography

Alondus LaFayette Buckland (1847-1933) was an early resident of Bounutiful, Utah.

Alondus LaFayette was born on September 17, 1847, in New Hope, California, to Nancy Laura Aldrich and Alondus De Lafayette Buckland. LaFayette moved with his family to Bountiful, Utah, at age one, where he remained a resident for 70 years. He married Hariett Pack on August 13, 1871, in Bountiful, Utah, and they had ten children. He worked in mining and farming industries. LaFayette died on June 11, 1933 in Parkdale, Oregon, and was buried in Idaho.

Citation:
FamilySearch, November 21, 2022 (Born in San Bernadino, California; moved with his family to Bountiful, Utah at age one, remained a resident for 70 years; miner and farmer; Married Hariett Pack on August 13, 1871, in Bountiful, Utah, had ten children; died on June 11, 1933 in Parkdale, Oregon, and was buried in Idaho)

North Kanyon Ward bishop's court record for charges brought against LaFayette Buckland and others, 1867 September 29-30, (Referred to as LaFayette Buckland)

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

North Kanyon Ward bishop's court record for charges brought against LaFayette Buckland and others

 Item — Folder 1: [Barcode: 31197230333863]
Identifier: MSS 1155
Scope and Contents

Handwritten and signed bishop's court record of the North Kanyon Ward in Bountiful, Utah, for charges brought against LaFayette Buckland and several others for riotous conduct and breaking the peace at the home of Joseph Argyle. Document signed by Bishop John Stoker and Clerk William Thurgood in 1867. Includes a fine of twenty-five dollars that Buckland was given, to be paid within twenty days.

Dates: 1867 September 29-30
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / North Kanyon Ward bishop's court record for charges brought against LaFayette Buckland and others

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