(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Annie Matilda Till
1861, Goshen, UT
She made beautiful hats that all the girls wore at the time.
Christina Lu Gu Steinman
1836, Bammental, Germany
She was the only child.
Dorothy Sarah Jennison
1827, Nottingham, England
She was an avid reader and dreamed of becoming a professional dancer.
Mary Ann Greening
1829, England
Was always on time to things and never misplaced anything. She also claims to have never gotten a headache or stomach ache.
Robert Till Jr.
1827, England
Had an "active mind and temperament" and put religion above all else in his life.
Vinna Haws
1894, Wyoming
Said to have been a visionary woman. Didn't really know her father and her mother died when she was young. Lived in foster homes growing up.
Jacquelyn Sue Watson
1934, Missouri
Wrote notes to grandpa Bill in her high school history class <3
Mary Greene
1794, North Carolina
She went by "Polly."
Elvira Derby
1811, New Hampshire
Under difficult circumstances she gave birth to seventeen children.
Nathan Hunting
1838, England
Him and his twin were rescuers during the trek West.
Brick Plumeroy Stults
1869, Jasper, Missouri
Got his right finger cut off at the second joint at the age of 6. They buried the finger and he cried saying it hurt until they unburied it.
William James Hunting Sr.
1791, Huddington, England
Ran away to be a drummer boy in the army. Alerted his commander of the incoming of troops which saved them in the battle of Waterloo. Queen Victoria called him the handsomest soldier in the army.
John Pitt Owen
1624, Wales
Was one of the original 127 settlers in Hartford, Connecticut.
Rollon Algie Lacey
1890, Kansas
He had to have fried potatoes everyday.
Robert Clarence Lichfield
1893, Goshen, UT
Had an encounter with a Utah outlaw.
Samuel Meacham
1739, Connecticut
Served in the Revolutionary War, known as "unsmiling, sedate, with the appearance of being very thoughtful."
Luther Benngham
1797, Ireland
Contrary to what the name may suggest, this is a woman.
Godfrey Litchfield
1822, Derbyshire, England
Worked on boats that sailed from England to New Zealand. He later settled in New Zealand.
James Thwaites
1767, England
Shares a bday with Kylee :)
Joseph Thomas Lichfield
1859, Nottingham, England
He loved to ice-skate and courted his wife Annie by skating down irrigation ditches and the Utah lake in the winter.
Ruth Hanna
1800, North Carolina
Only lived to the age of 42.
Hiram William Hand Jr
1820, Indiana
His parents were born in Ireland but he was born in the United States.
Elizabeth Ann Radmall Hunting
1846, Chesterfield, England
Was healed by the missionaries twice in her childhood: once from blindness and another from colera.
Aaron Frakes
1789, Kentucky
It is said that he was buried in a hollowed out tree because there was not a casket big enough for him.
Adeline Hunting
1873, Malad, ID
Had impeccable taste in furniture and was a natural homemaker. Everyone agreed her house was the best decorated.
John Emmerson
1762, England
Named his first-born son after himself.
Francis Constable
1592, Buckinghamshire, England
He was a famous publisher and bookseller known for publishing stage plays of English Renaissance Drama.
William Haws Lichfield
1932, Wyoming
Went to school in a horse-drawn sleigh with a stove built in. Had never seen electricity in a home until he moved to Utah. Went to grade school with Dallin H. Oaks.
William Marquis Haws
1857, Provo
"A true outdoorsman. An artist, gunmaker, and trapper."- Grandpa Bill
Maria Alexander
1801, Scotland
Creative with baby names, here are a few: Orlando, Valeria, Lodeska, Summer, Clinton, Wellington
Yates Taylor Lacey
1825, New York
Served in the Civil War. It is said his beard went from black to white after killing a man with his bayonet.
Edward Albert Holcomb
1847, Pennsylvania
Had a farm of 120 acres, wheat and corn.
Colonel Richard Lee I
1613, England
Was the great-great grandfather of President Zachary Taylor and the great X3 grandfather of General Robert E. Lee.
Margaret Stults
1894, Jasper, Missouri
Her favorite food was angel food cake (do we blame her??)