Horne, Mary Isabella Hales, 1818-1905

found: Horne, J.T. Joseph and Isabella, c1992:p. v (Mary Isabella Hales Horne) p. 50 (b. Mary Isabella Hales on 11-20-1818) p. 63 (d. 08-25-1905)

found: lds.org/ensign/1982/08, "Mary Isabella Hales Horne: faithful sister and leader," accessed 12 April 2016:(Mary Isabella Hales was born to Stephen and Mary Ann Hales on 20 November 1818 at Rainham, Kent County, England. The Hales and their family of five sons and two daughters emigrated to York (later renamed Toronto), Canada, where Isabella met Joseph Horne at a Methodist camp meeting in 1834. They were married two years later (9 May 1836), joined the Latter-day Saints ... March of 1838 found the Hornes, together with a small company of Saints, on the road to Far West ... By May of 1839 the little family had emigrated to Quincy, Illinois ... In March 1842, Joseph and Isabella and their family moved to Nauvoo ... in June 1847, they began the trek toward Salt Lake ... Isabella Horne was appointed first counselor to President Phoebe Woodruff in the Fourteenth Ward; the leadership was reorganized in 1867 with Isabella as president. Ten years later, by unanimous vote, Mary Isabella Horne was sustained as "President of the Relief Society of Salt Lake Stake of Zion.")