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Hi Cuzzins,

The Moses Clawson Family Organization is having a small reunion on Saturday 25 September 2010.

Activities will begin at 11 AM at the LDS Stake Center  at 7265 South 2700 West in West Jordan UT 84084 (indoors if the weather is inclement / outdoors if pleasant)

Lunch will be pot luck or bring your own, we had hoped for dutch oven but that is not confirmed.

There will be games and activities for the children and visiting and getting reacquainted for the adults.

Changes in our bylaws will be considered in the business and family history meeting.

We invite all descendants of Moses Clawson and their families to attend.

We apologize for the short notice.  If you can attend or have questions,  please respond back to:

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Thanks

Rodney Clawson H243

Eunice was the first child of Moses Clawson and Cornelia Brown. She was born 14 May 1822 in Dryden, Tompkins County, New York.

The family moved west to Steuben County, New York where her brother Ebenezer was born in October 1823. Four more brothers and a sister were born while living in Steuben County. In March 1835 (Eunice was 13) her parents joined the 'Mormons"". Her grandmother and stepgrandfather Lola and Josiah Richardson were also members as was her uncle, David Foote.

As part of the website redesign, we have launched the new message board.  You can visit the message board by going to http://forums.mosesclawson.com .  We hope that the forums become a way for people to connect and discuss items related to the family organization or research on the Moses Clawson family lines.

Story published in the July 1999 Friend Magazine, written by Julia Oldroyd

Ebenezer’s Miracle

By Julia Oldroyd

(Based on a true incident)

And the elders of the church, two or more, shall be called, and shall pray for and lay their hands upon them in my name; and if they die they shall die unto me, and if they live they shall live unto me (D&C 42:44).

CORNELIA BROWN CLAWSON 1803-1853

Born 22 Oct. 1803 in Salisbury, Herkimer Co., New York to William Brown and Hannah Sweet, the 4th daughter and 6th child in a growing family of 9 children. William Brown was Scottish and came to America as a drummer boy with at least one brother in 1778 with the British. He was captured by the Americans and stayed after the war. Hannah Sweet was born in Rhode Island and descends from John Sweet of England. The Brown family moved to Dryden, New York by 1808. William Brown died in 1819, when Cornelia was 16 years old. The oldest 3 children were married by that time.