Hancock in Washington County, Utah

Genealogy research for the Hancock Family members known to have lived in Washington County, Utah

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Notable Landmarks

• Encampment Mall - Created by Roberta Blake
• Tonaquint Veterans Memorial

Dixie Cottom Mission 1857

The Adair Spring Monument commemorates the 1857 group of about 38 southerner families were called by Brigham Young (1801-1877) on to settle the Virgin River area of Southwest Utah and to crow cotton, to decrease the saints reliance on expensive product from back east. The first group was led by Samuel Jefferson Adair (1806-1889) and a second group led by Robert Dockery Covington (1815-1902) who was appointed president of the newly formed branch at Washington, Utah. Other pioneer families joined them in 1861 but this ambitious endeavor came to an end after the close of the Civil War and cotton Hancocks collapsed.

See Also

• Hancock in Utah
• First Families of St. George, Utah
• Notable people of St. George, Utah
• Washington County, Utah/1860 U.S. Census
• Washington County, Utah/Monuments and Memorials
• History of St. George Stake
• ScoutHut St. George Historical Sites

:Note, for the following tables, that there may be more than one county or district of this name and that some contributors may have entered a different (possibly shorter and/or ambiguous) name when this one was meant. Search for similar names to get a more complete result. Common abbreviations are "Co." and "Cty", but there may have been no word for "county" (or equivalent) included, or such a word may have been wrongly included.

Familypedia people with surname Hancock in Washington County, Utah

See also: Washington County, Utah/bdm, Category:Hancock (surname), Category:Resided in Washington County, Utah, and Category:People from Washington County, Utah

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Married in Washington County, Utah

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	Birth place	Baptism place	Wedding1 date	Wedding1 place	Joined with-g1
Levison Hancock (1858-1954)	Spanish Fork, Utah County, Utah, United States		17 October 1879	St. George, Washington County, Utah	Emily Almira Mangum (1866-1950)

Died in Washington County, Utah

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	Death date	Death place	Birth place	Father	Mother	Joined with
Levi Ward Hancock (1803-1882)	10 June 1882	Washington County, Utah, United States	Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts, United States	Thomas Hancock (1763-1844)	Amy Ward (1769-1847)	Clarissa Reed (1814-1860) + Emily Melissa Richey (1830-1857) + Elizabeth Woodville Hovey (1835-1879) + Ann Tew (1835-1884) + Mary Morgan (1819-c1880)