Genealogy
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Fancher Family
"The Fancher Train", under the leadership of Captain Alexander Fancher, departed
independently from Benton County, Arkansas.
THE ARKANSAS EMIGRANTS
CAPTAIN
ALEXANDER FANCHER
ELIZABETH (INGRAM) FANCHER
FANCHER CHILDREN Who Died in the Mountain Meadows
Massacre
ROBERT
FANCHER
Fancher Surviving Children: Christopher "Kit" Carson & Tryphena D. Fancher
Earliest Accounts of the Surviving
Fancher Children
Richard Fancher Society
The Wilson Family
Fancher-Seitz Cemetery, Osage, Carroll County, Arkansas
Burial location of Christopher "Kit" Carson Fancher
- Survivor of the Mountain
Meadows Massacre
News Article: Harrison Daily Times, 11
September 2007
The
Fancher-Seitz Cemetery Memorial Society, in honor of the 150th memorial
services for
the victims of the 1857 massacre at Mountain Meadows Utah, has
donated the
replacement marker for the grave of Christopher Carson "Kit" Fancher
at the Old
Fancher Cemetery, now known as the Fancher-Seitz Cemetery.
Rule
Cemetery, Rule, Carroll County, Arkansas
Burial Location of Tryphena D. (Fancher) Wilson -
Survivor of the Mountain Meadows
Massacre
Christopher "Kit" Carson Fancher
Survivor of the Mountain Meadows Massacre
Tryphena D. (Fancher) Wilson
Survivor of the Mountain Meadows Massacre
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In Memoriam
Alexander
Fancher, 45
Eliza
Ingrum Fancher, 42
Hampton
Fancher, 19
William
Fancher, 17
Mary
Fancher, 15
Thomas
Fancher, 14
Martha
Fancher, 10
Sarah
G. Fancher, 7
Margaret
A. Fancher, 7
James
Mathew Fancher, 25
Frances
"Fanny" Fulfer Fancher
Robert
Fancher, 19
The
Following Children Survived and were returned to their relatives in 1859:
Children of Alexander and
Eliza Fancher:
Christopher "Kit"
Carson, 5
Triphenia D., 22 months
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