Francis Edgar Hulet

• GIVN: Francis Edgar
• SURN: Hulet¹²
• Sex: M
• Born: 5 Jan 1892 in Summit, Iron, Utah, United States¹
• Christened: 1892 in Summit, Iron, Utah, United States
• Died: Aug 1982 in Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho, United States³
• Buried: in Wendell, Gooding, Idaho, United States
• AFN: 1WLP-20
• Census: age 8 11 Jun 1900 in Alta, Teton, Wyoming, United States⁴
• Census: age 18 19 Apr 1910 in Alta, Teton, Wyoming, United States⁵
• Mission: From Dec 1913 to Sep 1916 in South Arican Mission⁶
• Census: age 27 5 Jan 1920 in Driggs, Teton, Idaho, United States⁷
• Civilian Draft Registration: in , Teton, Idaho, United States⁸
• Census: age 37 2 Apr 1930 in Wendell, Gooding, Idaho, United States⁹
• _UID: 2D31A37272354421AE9415984E377F61D301
• Baptised LDS: 5 Sep 1900 3 Dec 1913 BIC
• Record last updated: 30 Nov 2013
• TIME: 11:39
• Notes:

  Francis Edgar Hulet was born January 5, 1892, at Summit, Utah. At five years of age his family moved to Alta, Wyoming, to escape the persecution then being waged against polygamists. That area of the country was newly developed, with a small population, and as a result his education was limited. However, he attended the early grades in Alta, the eighth grade in Dayton, Idaho, and two years of high school at Driggs, Idaho. His summers as a boy were spent mostly herding sheep, beginning when he was twelve.
  
  He was called to serve a mission in South Africa from December 1913 to September 1916. Many frightening things happened during his mission, including his being held in detention camp in South Africa because of government immigration restrictions. He married Ella McEwen on October 3, 1917. They had been acquainted for a few years, and had corresponded while he was on his mission.
  
  They went into the sheep business and farmed in Kimberly and Driggs, Idaho, in Milk River Valley, Montana, then back to Jerome and Wendell, Idaho. Eight children were born to them. Elise died in infancy. Ella passed away on August 22, 1954, after much suffering with cancer. This left a great void in his life. Church activity was the power which caused him to carry on. He and Ella had served as stake missionaries and found a great deal of satisfaction in that calling. He served many more years as stake missionary, and his church service includes that of bishop for seven years.
  
  !World War I Civilian Draft Registrations Francis Edgar Hulet, Birth Date: 5 January 1892, Birth Place: Summit Utah, Ethnicity: White Registration District: Registration County: Teton, Registration State: Idaho
  
  World War I Army Veteran