He brother to Caroline (1825 – 1853), Matilda (1826– 1849), Lucinda (1828 – 1917), Elizabeth "Eliza or Beth" (1830 – 1855), Francis Marion (1831 – 1914), Amos Whitcomb (1833 – 1888), William Wallace (1835 – 1895), Albert W. (1837 – 1912), George Washington (1841 – 1921), Emma Smith (1843 – 1917), Mary Olive (1845 – 1920), John Madison (1847 – 1916), and Gilberth Oliver (1849– 1917).
He is the paternal grandson to Jacob Haws & Hannah Neill Haws and maternal grandson to Oliver Whitcomb & Olive Bidlick Whitcomb.
He emigrated to Utah at the age of 10 with his family. They departed Winter Quarters, Nebraska on June 5, 1848 with the Brigham Young Company and arrived in the Salt Lake Valley between September 20 - September 24 in 1848.
He married Eliza Ann Snow, daughter of James C. Snow, on July 24, 1862 in Provo, Utah County, Utah.
He is father to Eliza Ann (1863 – 1939), Mary Ellen (1866 – 1922), Diantha Vilate (1868 – 1868), Sarah Jane (1869 – 1870), and Caleb Willman (1871 – 1941).
Caleb Wollam Haws was a member of the 4th Quorum of the Seventy. He was also a captain in the Navoo Legion at Provo, Utah.
He was set apart for a mission to England on April 22, 1871. He arrived in Liverpool, England on May 22, 1871, and was assigned to the Manchester conference where he labored well and was well loved. Upon the departure of Elder Thomas G. Wooley he was appointed to succeed him in the presidency of the Sheffield conference. Elder Caleb Wollam Haws died of smallpox on Noember 20, 1871 and is buried in the Darton Parish Church of All Saints, in the Diocese of Wakefield, churchyard near Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England.
His upright headstone remains intact and reads "Sacred to the memory of Elder Caleb W Haws / Missionary from Salt Lake City / Born October 7th 1838 / Died November 20th 1871 / aged 33 years / He is not dead but sleeping."
(Source: Church History and Cemetery Records from Provo, Utah & Darton, England.)
He brother to Caroline (1825 – 1853), Matilda (1826– 1849), Lucinda (1828 – 1917), Elizabeth "Eliza or Beth" (1830 – 1855), Francis Marion (1831 – 1914), Amos Whitcomb (1833 – 1888), William Wallace (1835 – 1895), Albert W. (1837 – 1912), George Washington (1841 – 1921), Emma Smith (1843 – 1917), Mary Olive (1845 – 1920), John Madison (1847 – 1916), and Gilberth Oliver (1849– 1917).
He is the paternal grandson to Jacob Haws & Hannah Neill Haws and maternal grandson to Oliver Whitcomb & Olive Bidlick Whitcomb.
He emigrated to Utah at the age of 10 with his family. They departed Winter Quarters, Nebraska on June 5, 1848 with the Brigham Young Company and arrived in the Salt Lake Valley between September 20 - September 24 in 1848.
He married Eliza Ann Snow, daughter of James C. Snow, on July 24, 1862 in Provo, Utah County, Utah.
He is father to Eliza Ann (1863 – 1939), Mary Ellen (1866 – 1922), Diantha Vilate (1868 – 1868), Sarah Jane (1869 – 1870), and Caleb Willman (1871 – 1941).
Caleb Wollam Haws was a member of the 4th Quorum of the Seventy. He was also a captain in the Navoo Legion at Provo, Utah.
He was set apart for a mission to England on April 22, 1871. He arrived in Liverpool, England on May 22, 1871, and was assigned to the Manchester conference where he labored well and was well loved. Upon the departure of Elder Thomas G. Wooley he was appointed to succeed him in the presidency of the Sheffield conference. Elder Caleb Wollam Haws died of smallpox on Noember 20, 1871 and is buried in the Darton Parish Church of All Saints, in the Diocese of Wakefield, churchyard near Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England.
His upright headstone remains intact and reads "Sacred to the memory of Elder Caleb W Haws / Missionary from Salt Lake City / Born October 7th 1838 / Died November 20th 1871 / aged 33 years / He is not dead but sleeping."
(Source: Church History and Cemetery Records from Provo, Utah & Darton, England.)
Family Members
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Caroline Haws Barney
1825–1853
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Matilda Haws
1826–1849
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Lucinda Haws Holdaway
1828–1917
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Eliza Haws Holdaway
1830–1855
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Francis Marion Haws
1831–1914
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Amos Whitcomb Haws
1833–1888
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William Wallace Haws
1835–1895
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Albert W. Haws
1837–1912
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George Washington Haws
1841–1921
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Emma Smith Haws York
1843–1917
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Mary Olive Haws York
1845–1920
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John Madison Haws
1847–1916
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Gilbert Oliver Haws
1849–1917
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