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Noah Guymon

Louisa Rowley's husband who built a fine new house in Huntington, Utah. While he was speaking in church one Sunday, Louisa had her sons quietly move all the furniture into the new house, and he saw the smoke rising from the chimney as he looked out the chapel window.

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This person is in your source From the journal

“when Noah looks out the chapel window and sees smoke rising from the chimney, he can hardly find a single word to say”

This person is in your source From the journal

“Noah has built a fine new house in Huntington, and friends warn Louisa that she had better move in before someone else does.”

This person is in your source From the journal

“When Noah sees smoke rising from the chimney he can hardly find his words.”

This person is in your source From the journal

“While Papa Noah stands speaking at Sunday church and peeks out the window, Louisa and her sons quietly carry every stick of furniture into the brand-new house.”

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1857 · Mar 2 Louisa Rowley marries Noah Guymon Salt Lake City

“they went to Salt Lake City, where they were married by President Brigham Young in his office, on 2 March 1857.”

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