Frances (Sarha) CHAPMAN

Frances (Sarha) is no longer alive.

General Notes
- from son-in-law John E. JENSEN's bio:
  On the 26th of March, 1913, in Salt Lake City, Mr. Jensen was married to Miss Eva Livingston, who was born at Fountain Green, Utah, in 1895, a daughter of James C. and Frances (Chapman) Livingston. Her grandfather, James C. Livingston, came to Utah in 1853 and for years was one of the bodyguard of President Young through the period of unrest. He was superintendent of large bodies of men engaged in railroad work in 1868 and later he managed the granite quarry until the temple was finished. James C. Livingston, his son and father of Mrs. Jensen, was a stone quarryman and afterward became manager of a store at Wasatch. In 1887 he removed to Fountain Green, where he has a good farm and is also engaging to some extent in stock raising, making a specialty of Jersey cattle for dairy purposes. The Chapman family were also pioneer settlers of Utah and were represented in the Black Hawk war. Mrs. Jensen has three brothers and a sister, namely: Earl, Clifton, Jesse and Bernice. To Mr. and Mrs. Jensen have been born three children: Eva Jeniel, whose birth occurred December 21, 1913; John L., whose natal day was January 27, 1915; and Andrew Morris, born May 24, 1917. All are natives of Moroni.
  
  source: Utah Since Statehood: Historical and Biographical. Volume III.