Latter-day Saint biographical encyclopedia : a compilation of biographical sketches of prominent men and women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints . my, and after the company disband-ed, he remained on guard at Yellowcreek until early winter. In the springof 1858 he was chosen one of the de-tail guard of the exodus of the SaintsIn the move. Sept. 9, 1861, he mar-ried Jane Wilkie Hooper, and in No- Vol. 1, No. 30. July 27, 1901. 466 LATTER-DAY SAINT vember, 1872, he obeyed the law of plu-ral marriage, by taking as his pluralwife Sarah Jane Colemere. Like manyothers he suffered im
Latter-day Saint biographical encyclopedia : a compilation of biographical sketches of prominent men and women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints . my, and after the company disband-ed, he remained on guard at Yellowcreek until early winter. In the springof 1858 he was chosen one of the de-tail guard of the exodus of the SaintsIn the move. Sept. 9, 1861, he mar-ried Jane Wilkie Hooper, and in No- Vol. 1, No. 30. July 27, 1901. 466 LATTER-DAY SAINT vember, 1872, he obeyed the law of plu-ral marriage, by taking as his pluralwife Sarah Jane Colemere. Like manyothers he suffered imprisonment be-cause he preferred to keep the com-mandments of God, rather than thoseof man, being sentenced Sept. 30, 1887,In the Third District Court by JudgeZane, to six months in the penitentia-ry and to pay a fine of two hundreddollars. He was released Feb. 29, 1876 he was chosen and set apart asone of the presidents of the 55th quo-rum of Seventy, and has been itssenior president since Jan. 14, never called on a foreignmission, he has been an active memberof the Church at home, performing anylabor asigned to him to the best of his. ability. Thus, he has labored as ahome missionary, as a Ward teacher(since 1864), as presiding teacher (sinceNov. 14, 1888), as a teacher in the localSunday school (from Nov. 18, 1877, un-til the present time), and as assistantsuperintendent in the same school(since Oct. 3, 1880). He has officiatedin most of the baptisms in KaysvilleWard since 1864 and baptized 778 per-sons. He has been very zealous inteaching his children the principles ofthe gospel, both by precept and exam-ple being the father of 21 children, 19of whom are living. Four of his sonshave carried the gospel to the world. HYDE, Rosel, counselor in theKaysville Ward bishopric from 1858 to1877, is a son of Heman Hyde and Polly W. Tilton, and was born at York, Liv-ingston county, N. Y., May 20, 1816. Hewas baptized May 8, 1836, by Joel at Kirtland, Ohi
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