1964. 

Two sisters, Caroline and Theo, lived together with their families after becoming widows, raising ten children amidst the hardships of pioneer life. Their resilience and determination helped them navigate the challenges of their environment, fostering a strong family bond that would last through generations.

William Griffin, born in England, immigrated to America and faced various challenges as he sought a better life. He worked in farming and teaching, eventually moving to Salt Lake City, where he continued to contribute to his community while supporting his family.

Melba, a family member, took on the responsibility of managing household duties while raising children during particularly tough winters. The family maintained strong ties and traditions, emphasizing love and support through their struggles, which helped them endure the difficulties of their time.