Genealogy By Tegan Price

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Genealogy By Tegan Price

Genealogy consultant, and seminar speaker. Also performing video and photo digitizing and restoration services.

01/26/2026

Genealogy is the symbolic way of reaching through the vail and touching the hands of the ones we love. Hand in hand we then take them to the house of the Lord, and are seal together through the power of Jesus Christ.

01/17/2026

I was gifted a fancy new desk to make long work days easier

12/21/2025

Nauvoo was a beacon of hope and refuge for Latter-day Saints all around the world, how many of your family members immigrated to America to join the church?

12/06/2025

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11/27/2025

What are your family Thanksgiving traditions?

11/25/2025

This week’s Pioneer is one of my own ancestors! In honor of thanksgiving i wanted to give thanks to Jacob Hatch for his faith and dedication that he showed throughout his life.

Jacob Hatch, born in 1786 in Massachusetts, lived a long and devoted life as an early Latter-day Saint pioneer. After marrying Elizabeth Wilde and raising a large family in New York, he served briefly in the War of 1812 and later embraced the restored gospel when he and Elizabeth were baptized in 1838. From that moment forward, Jacob cast his lot with the Saints, moving from New York to Iowa, then to Kirtland, Missouri, and Nauvoo, enduring persecution and personal tragedy—including the violent death of his wife Elizabeth. Despite these hardships, he continued west with the Church, first crossing the plains in 1849 at age 63 and later helping rescue stranded handcart companies, an effort that left him permanently crippled. In Utah he married Hannah Gailey, an English convert who had also sacrificed much for her faith, and together they helped colonize Payson, Utah. Remembered for his faith, resilience, and lifelong service, Jacob Hatch stands as a devoted pioneer who threw his strength, testimony, and family into building the early Church.

11/13/2025

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11/11/2025

Our Norwegian Latter- Day Saint of the week is Erik Gautesson Midtboen Hogan. Erik was Born on 23 June 1801 in Rollag, Buskerud, Norway. He was married to Helga Knudsdatter in 1836. On 1843 Latter- Day Saint missionaries taught them the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. Erik and family joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, helping organize a local Scandinavian branch. When Erik was inspired to move to America his wife was not thrilled and didn’t want to make the journey. His response was “If it does me no good at all it’ll be better for my children”. His family immigrated to Nauvoo to Gather with the Saints until this family moved west and settled in South Bountiful (now Woods Cross, Utah).

11/08/2025

Did you know the establishment of the Latter-day Saint settlement of Nauvoo caused the biggest immigration movement in US history? Follow our page to see weekly story’s found through genealogical records of Norwegian citizens who left their homes to follow a prophets call to gather.

11/04/2025

Coming across Norwegian documents that are making your genealogy difficult? These are a few of the words you can expect to learn at the Clark County Nevada Genealogical Society (CCNGS) on November 20th!

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