Sally Emeline Whiting

• GIVN: Sally Emeline
• SURN: Whiting¹²³⁴⁵
• Sex: F
• Born: 23 Jul 1817 in Nelson, Portage, Ohio, United States¹⁶⁷
• Died: 4 Mar 1896 in Manti, Sanpete, Utah, United States⁸⁹
• Buried: Mar 1896 in Manti, Sanpete, Utah, United States⁹¹⁰
• Baptized: 2 Jan 1968 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States¹¹
• _UID: F6CB44362A0111DAB9B700A0CC5D9B658ADD
• Baptised LDS: Feb 1835 25 Dec 1845
• TEMP: NAUVO¹ 8 Apr 1966
• TEMP: SLAKE
• Record last updated: 30 Nov 2013
• TIME: 11:39
• Notes:

  F.W. Cox's first wife was Emeline Whiting Cox. She was indeed an exemplary woman, a faithful wife and devoted mother. She was a friend to the poor and the needy. She was industrious and labored hard to cloth her children. She did well in everything. She often gave a poor sister a little food or some article of clothing that they were in need of. She could not see anyone or anything go hungry around her, not even the dog, though it worried her to feed it.
  
  She was a woman of intelligence and refinement. She endured many trials. Four of her children died. The youngest was born after her father had gone on his mission. She was the pride of her mother's heart. She lived to walk and to talk. Her death was an awful blow to her mother. Her father never saw her, for she died while he was gone.
  
  Aunt Emeline was suffering from cancer of her breast. This, too, was while father was gone, which caused a lot of anxiety. It had to be eaten out, and great lumps of flesh came out with it. It was a worry for her children, as her husband was many miles away and could do nothing for her. But she was successfully treated, and it never came back to her again. She fought the good fight, and kept the faith. She is entitled to a place in the Kingdom.
  
  By Callista Cordelia Morley Cox
  
  
  Married in the Hurlbert home by Joseph Smith