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Comment by Russell Lynn Drysdale on July 23, 2022 at 15:22
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Mormons have hidden ,lost or destroyed records concerning Margaret Arnot , My cousin Bonnie has no reason to lie to me - she is the one who got me interested in genealogy. My Grandparents certainly had no reason to ''invent'' a non existant woman and then provide me with a photograph. I have taken the LDS to task over the non existent pioneer John Drysdale - they had records that they refused to look at concerning John Drysdale. Is it any surprise that the information in Bonnies email is no longer available ? No not at all . In this whirlpool of confusion one thing remains constant Mormon stiffnecks dictating the narrative...
Given at least 12 year old email from Bonnie
with at least 20 year [or more] old information at the least
adds up to 32 year old information ; 2022- 32=1990-ish
If one looks back at articles like this one ...
This excerpt is from a 1993 LDS article from
Church News Archives titled
''Extraction effort will speed work of redeeming dead''
...''For the past six years, members in hundreds of stakes throughout North America have been examining records of temple ordinances performed prior to 1970. That was the year the Church began using computers to keep track of the ordinances as they were performed. Called Family Record Extraction, the effort was inaugurated in 1987 as a means of bringing those pre-1970 temple records into the Church's database of computerized temple records, the International Genealogical Index (IGI).''...
Bonnie clearly states and provides the record numbers ''In a submission for John to do his temple work he need to fill out a TIB (Temple Index Bureau) he lists his mother as Margaret & his dad as James. I found no indication that it was Christina Arnot as the wife and mother.''
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This information comes from an email from more than 12 years ago.
Russell
I have had some time to look up my notes on James Drysdale & Margaret Arnot. Years ago, 20 or more, I looked up microfilm on these two.
The film is 1040104 7& C114145 frame 351.
Marriage is #1040153 Items 3&4 and microfilm 102172.
This also shows Margaret's Birth. John Drysdale was from Penkridge parish records and
Cedar Fort, Utah church records Film #025566. In a submission for John to do his
temple work he need to fill out a TIB (Temple Index Bureau) he lists his mother as Margaret & his dad as James.
I found no indication that it was Christina Arnot as the wife and mother.
Bonnie
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To start the new year - with an old dispute , as I said below
''if you reference Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah Margaret Arnot is misspelled as Margaret Arnold'' as you see below - also other TYPESETTING ERRORS were made .Such ommitions are human yet- create disinformation- so in an effort to set this straight .
''Nora'' is actually Emma Lenore Drysdale had 2 Spouses ,the first fellow was named John Jesse Trimmer ,
the second fellow was named Walter Samuel Knight but ''Nora'' never married Freemont Cook , her sister Rose Minette Drysdale married Mr Cook . Also notice John Drysdale named his oldest child .. Margaret ! Gee I wonder why ?Could it be-
the process of dictating the narrative on who is who isn't exactly true ?
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My grandparents provided this photo handed down to me, this is the woman who John Drysdale had listed as his mother - Margaret Arnot - when he filed his TIB [ mormon term for Temple Index Bureau] if you reference Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah - Margaret Arnot - is misspelled as Margaret Arnold In the past 40 years these hallowed mormon records have been re-indexed 3 times at least . In the process of dictating the narrative on who is who - and what the cookie cutter LDS image appears to be - one cannot have questionable relationships popping up here n there - according to the current cookie cutter - Christine Arnot is John Drysdale's mother . I am sure we all know our own mothers names Atleast those fortunate enough to have known our mothers.
In my understanding this re indexing work was done by unpaid volunteers . These same unpaid volunteers told me A . John Drysdale did not exist B . John Drysdale never settled in Utah - C. John Drysdale went on to California never to return and I made them eat every word . John Drysdale the non existent pioneer is now listed in the overland travel data base .
And then to ice the cake the Mormon's took credit for every resource and record I provided !!!
https://history.churchofjesuschrist.org/chd/individual/john-drysdal...
This excerpt is from a 1993 LDS article from
Church News Archives titled
''Extraction effort will speed work of redeeming dead''
...''For the past six years, members in hundreds of stakes throughout North America have been examining records of temple ordinances performed prior to 1970. That was the year the Church began using computers to keep track of the ordinances as they were performed. Called Family Record Extraction, the effort was inaugurated in 1987 as a means of bringing those pre-1970 temple records into the Church's database of computerized temple records, the International Genealogical Index (IGI).''...
I don't envy them the task - however they were wrong about John Drysdale , They're just as wrong about Margaret Arnot .
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