2-22-62 And I wish you to be able to say in all coming generations that brother Amasa Lyman told you the truth, a little truth, and your salvation and mine in the future will be the best evidence that it was so.
(from the latest records I have, which are limited, Amasa's children number over 6,400 descendants)

 Married Caroline Ely Partridge Sept. 6, 1844, Nauvoo, Ill.  (daughter of Edward Partridge and Lydia Clisbee——former died May 27, 1840, Nauvoo, Ill.; latter a pioneer Oct 17, 1848). She was born Jan. 8, 1827, Painesville, Ohio, and came to Utah with mother and husband.
Their children:
Martha Lydia b. April 1, 1853, m. Alvin Roper Oct. 26, 1874;
Frederick Rich b. Oct. 12, 1856, m. Ann Elizabeth Lovell Dec. 6, 1875;
Annie b. July 2, 1860, m. Peter Anderson Oct. 9, 1882;
Walter Clisbee b. Oct. 1, 1863, m. Sylvia Ann Lovell Oct. 4, 1883;
Harriet Jane b. Aug. 17, 1866, m. John Edmond Lovell Oct. 4, 1883.
Family home, Fillmore.

AML Quote of the Week:  5-10-62  the knowledge we so gain is the fountain and the well-spring of all the power that we possess .. This proves to us that there is but one principle upon which humanity can be saved, and that is the way by which light is brought to the human mind and the latent qualities of the soul are developed.  We might extend this view as far as truth has its applications, and we should find the principle still the same, and the only one upon which humanity can be exalted.

AML Quote from Last Week: ​3-22-62 The lamp of light must be lighted within us individually.​​