. Progressive men of Bannock, Bear Lake, Bingham, Fremont and Oneida counties, Idaho. from the early Colonialperiod were domiciled in that state. CharlesW. Galloway became identified with theMormon church and joined the migration toUtah in 1855, remaining, there until 1859,when the family home was made in thence returning in 1861 to Utah, helocated as an agriculturist at Malad. wherehis death occurred in 1879, at the age offifty-three years. He was a man held inhigh regard and a member of the Seventies ofthe Mormon church. His estimable wife longsurvived him, dying on the homes
. Progressive men of Bannock, Bear Lake, Bingham, Fremont and Oneida counties, Idaho. from the early Colonialperiod were domiciled in that state. CharlesW. Galloway became identified with theMormon church and joined the migration toUtah in 1855, remaining, there until 1859,when the family home was made in thence returning in 1861 to Utah, helocated as an agriculturist at Malad. wherehis death occurred in 1879, at the age offifty-three years. He was a man held inhigh regard and a member of the Seventies ofthe Mormon church. His estimable wife longsurvived him, dying on the homestead atMalad on August 28, 1895, being the motherof ten children. Mr. Curtis Galloway made good use ofthe limited advantages for education whichcame to him in his youth, his diligence andabilities enabling him to make good with zeal into the pursuits con-nected with agriculture in Utah, when hewas twenty-nine years of age he commencedhis individual life as a farmer. Faithful toall of the interests of life, he labored as-siduouslv. husbanded his resources, and in. CURTIS GALLOWAY. BINGHAM, FREMONT AND ONEIDA COUNTIES, IDAHO. 20S 1889 came to Bingham county, Idaho, andfiled on a homestead claim of 160 acres nearWoodville, and with all the strength of hisearnest nature engaged in its to this, at Manti, Utah, on No-vember 7, 1888, he had taken to wife MissHarriet Ann Rowley, a native of Utah, anda daughter of John and Jane (Paul) Rowley,early Mormon immigrants into Utah. In1894, having an advantageous opportunity,Mr. Galloway disposed of his homestead andpurchased the place of fifty-eight acres atShelley, where he continued to be diligentlyemployed in diversified farming until hisdeath, and acquired a competency, beingknown amongst the people as possessing asterling integrity, a most courteous kindnessand a great consideration for others, com-bined with untiring energy, uncompromisinghonest}^ and religious devotion, and at thetime of his dea
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