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George Sant was the oldest child and son of his parents John Sant and Mary Shaw.  He was born in England, where as an adult, he heard the message of missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints and was baptized.  He emigrated to America along with other members of his family.  In 1855, […]

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A summary of the life of Mary Shaw Sant is found on this site.  This entry is a portrait of Mary which was taken at the same time as a portrait of her husband John Sant.  She was born in England in 1814 and died in Clifton, Idaho in 1877.  She was baptized a member […]

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Jane Sant was born in England in 1846 to John Sant and Mary Shaw.  She was the seventh child of twelve born to her parents.  Her sister Elizabeth Sant is our direct ancestor.  Elizabeth married Thomas Winterbottom.  In 1861, Jane married Nathan Smith, also a native of England.  They became the parents of twelve children.   […]

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Mary Shaw was born in England to Richard Shaw and Elizabeth Postles.  She was the eleventh child of twelve born to her parents.  She married John Sant in 1831 and became the mother of twelve children.  Their daughter Elizabeth who married Thomas Winterbottom is our direct ancestor.  Mary’s husband John met the missionaries of The […]

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John Sant was born to Abel Sant and Margaret Bayley in England.  He was the seventh of twelve children born to his parents.  When John was just ten years of age, his father was convicted of having a file in his lunch pail and sentenced to the prison ship which traveled to Australia.  This method […]

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Elizabeth Sant was born in England in 1842 to John Sant and Mary Shaw.  She was known in life as Betsy.  She was one of twelve siblings.  She married Thomas Winterbottom, son of Samuel Winterbottom in 1861 in England.  They became the parents of six children.  One, Elizabeth Hannah died as an infant.  Another, Hannah […]