Talk:John D. Fitzgerald

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Though written in an autobiographical tone, and obviously based on many real-life occurances, the book Papa Married a Mormon is a fictional work set in the fictional Utah towns Adenville and Silverload. The book would be better categorazed as historical fiction.

Silverlode J S Ayer (talk) 16:16, 3 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Thomas Fitzgerald (Papa)[edit]

The real man based on Papa was Thomas Fitzgerald. He was born in Pennsylvania, June 27, 1851, a son of Thomas and Isabel (Lakays) Fitzgerald, Irish immigrants.

Thomas Fitzgerald became a miner in Idaho, where he also managed a restaurant. In July, 1895, he established his home at Price, Utah. He married Miss Minnie Nielson in 1896, a farmer's daughter. They both died in 1914.

There were six Fitzgerald children:

Isabelle, born in September, 1897, became a teacher in Castlegate, Utah;
William J., born in February, 1899, and served in the Twenty-first Infantry;
Thomas N. (The Great Brain), born in September, 1902 who worked for Price Water;
John, born in January, 1906; an author who wrote The Great Brain series
Charles E., born in June, 1908;
Gerald I., born in January, 1911.

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Comradepuma (talk) 12:39, 3 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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^ UTAH SINCE STATEHOOD HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL ILLUSTRATED VOLUME IV CHICAGO-SALT LAKE: THE S. J. CLARKE PUBLISHING COMPANY 1920

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[1] UTAH SINCE STATEHOOD HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL ILLUSTRATED VOLUME IV CHICAGO-SALT LAKE: THE S. J. CLARKE PUBLISHING COMPANY 1920

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