Digitized government publication
1840 Census of Pensioners
The research uses this pensioners list to locate Jesse Tuttle in western New York.
The evidence
Records, published histories and family memories each tell part of the story. These source notes explain what an item supports and where its limits lie.
Digitized government publication
The research uses this pensioners list to locate Jesse Tuttle in western New York.
Family-history account
A family-history account that provides leads for Seth Henry Nelson’s civic life.
Published local history
A period biography used to investigate Joseph’s business and civic life.
Institutional biography
Records Charles’s family and pioneer history.
Scholarly biography
Biographical treatment of Charles’s Utah life, plural marriage, and work in southern Alberta.
Research dossier
The compiled branch identifies possible Danish, Swedish, and later Norwegian routes behind Pearl’s family.
Collaborative genealogy
An online family profile used as a pointer to Cyrus’s household and earlier Card generations.
Documentary-edition note
The editorial apparatus identifies Joseph Young Card’s marriage to Leona Bertha Ballantyne.
Family knowledge
Names and immediate relationships supplied by the family and retained in the research notes.
Compiled family history
A substantial family-history volume listed in the FamilySearch Digital Library.
Obituary
The funeral-home memorial entry identifies Jean and gives her death date as April 9, 2019.
Institutional biography
The Church History Biographical Database records Joseph’s parents, life dates, and marriage to Pearl.
Obituary
The funeral-home memorial entry identifies Lester and gives his death date.
Memorial
A memorial preserving Lester’s family, RCAF service, later work, and amateur-radio identity.
Compiled research
The April 2026 research ladder names all intermediate generations between Cyrus William Card and Richard Card.
Obituary
Names Joseph Young Card and Pearl Eliza Christensen as Lincoln’s parents and Lester among his siblings.
Scholarly history
Donald G. Godfrey describes the Card family’s work, migrations, and nineteenth-century life.
Institutional biography
Records Pearl’s life dates, marriage, and parents Joseph Mads Christensen and Emma Christensen.
Institutional biography
Records Sarah’s 1819–1894 life, marriage to Cyrus, and 1856 journey with the Edmund Ellsworth company.
Unresolved research question
Preserves the Jesse Tuttle/Dinah Holcomb Gillett and Daniel Tuttle/Elizabeth Babb hypotheses.
Scholarly history
Larry C. Porter follows John and Abigail (Nabby) Howe Young’s household and its religious changes.
Research notes
The project’s individual notes, evidence summaries, family imports, and unresolved questions.
Editorial evidence review
Relationship-by-relationship review of the modern family, Card, Young, and Tuttle paths.
Research inventory
An overview of the five family branches, unassigned research, seven deep research trails, and collected sources.
Compiled genealogy
A compiled family page used for collateral Nelson and Hanson/Hansen connections.
Documentary-edition biography
Identifies Zina Diantha and records her life from January 31, 1821 to August 28, 1901.
Documentary-edition biography
Identifies Zina’s parents, marriages, and public life.
Published primary document
A letter presented in a documentary edition, with historical notes.
More from the archive
These items are preserved for further reading. Their presence in the archive does not establish every family relationship mentioned in them.
government publication
Internet Archive
familysearch person
FamilySearch
historical article
Religious Studies Center, BYU
academic history
Athabasca University Press
census index
MesAieux / MyHeritage network
familysearch person
FamilySearch