Reason:standard
Reason:census
Reason:living with spouse and children
Reason:census
Reason:census
Reason:changed to standard
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Elizabeth Boyack came to Utah from Scotland with her father and mother and eigth brothers and sisters in 1855. The Boyacks are reported as "James Boyack, wife and 9 children" among the members of the 3rd Co. of the P.E. Fund Emigration as listed in the Deseret News of October 17, 1855. This company crossed the plains under the leadership of Milo Andrus, Captain, as he was on his way back to Utah after serving on a mission in England. They left Mormon Grove, near Atchison, Kansas, on August 4, 1855, as the third company sent by the Perpetual Emigration Fund which was established to assist those needing help in making the long trek to Utah, with the provision that they reimburse the Fund as soon as they were settled and able. The Milo Andrus Company arrive in Salt lake City, October 24, 1855. The Boyack family settled in Spanish Fork.
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!Farfarshire is now Angus County
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