WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Washington County, Utah)DR. ISRAEL IVINS(first doctor and surveyor in St. George) |
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BIOGRAPHYIsrael Ivins and his family emigrated from New Jersey to Salt Lake City, arriving in August 1853 after a140-day journey. Israel Ivins was living with his family in the Great Salt Lake City 14th Ward when at the October 1961 General Conference of the LDS Church, he was called to take his family south to the Cotton Mission. He was part of the first 309 families that settled in St. George. Dr. Ivins was the first practicing physician in St. George. He also helped form the first city government and provided surveying for the town. Dr. Ivins is the father of Apostle Anthony W. Ivins. Anna died January 10, 1896 in St. George and is buried in Plot A_E_87_6_NH of the St. George City Cemetery. FAMILY
PHOTOSWCHS-01922 Dr. Israel Ivins Photos on the web: Photos of Israel & Anna REFERENCESIsrael Ivinsby Kimball Stewart Erdman, great-grandson of Israel Ivins October 7, 2013 Israel Ivins: A Biography by Kimball Stewart Erdman 1969 Young "Tony" Ivins: Dixie Frontiersman by Ronald W. Walker 17th Annual Juanita Brooks Lecture, March 15, 2000 Young "Tony" Ivins: Dixie Frontiersman by Ronald W. Walker BYU Studies, Volume 40, Number 1, 2001, pp. 105-131 Washington County Chapter, Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, " Under Dixie Sun". 1950 with 1978 Supplement. Page 304. Douglas D. Alder and Karl F. Brooks, " A History of Washington County From Isolation to Destination". Pages 38, 99, and 113. BillionGraves entry for Israel Ivins FamilySearch entry for Israel Ivins Find-A-Grave entry for Israel Ivins FamilySearch entry for Anna Lowrie Ivins Find-A-Grave entry for Anna Lowrie Ivins Ivins FamilySearch entry for Julia Hill Find-A-Grave entry for Julia Hill Ivins |
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