Ether Enos McBride's family moves to Ogden Valley, finds a lot of Indian people there

From the Autobiographical sketch of Ether Enos McBride.

[Ether Enos McBride was born in 1848.]

In 1862 we moved to Ogden Valley and there were lots of Indians there. It was a beautiful valley, covered with grass and we could mow hay in almost any part of the valley. We had to cut our hay with scythes, as there were no mowing machines at that time. A good many people moved into the valley that year, Huntsville got to be quite a settlement as there were a great many Scandinavians settled in the north end of the valley.

Documenting the Weber Utes

Ether Enos McBride’s family moves to Ogden Valley, finds a lot of Indian people there

A collection of documents, excerpts, and photographs relevant to the so-called Weber Ute people of Northern Utah. Not a complete history — research aid only.