Between September 7 and 11, 1857 a company of more thatn 120 Arkansas emigrants led by Capt. John T. Baker and Captain. Alexander Fancher were attacked while en route to California. This event is known in history as the Mountain Meadows Massacre.

Those believed to have been killed at or near the Mountain Meadows were:

Alden, William Allen, 19
Baker, George W., 27
Baker, Manerva A. Beller, 25
	Mary Loivna, 7
Bellen, Melissa Ann, 14
Bellen, David W., 12
Baker, John T.,52 
Baker, Able ,19
Beach, John, 21
Cameron, William, 51
Cameron, Martha, 51
	Tillman, 24
	Isom, 18
	Henry, 16
	James, 14
	Martha, 11
	Larkin, 8
   William's niece:
	Nancy, 12
Deshazo, Allen P., 20
Dunlap, Jesse Jr., 39
Dunlap, Mary Wharton, 39
	Ellender, 18
	Nancy M., 16
	James D., 14
	Lucinda, 12
	Susannah, 12
	Margerette, 11
	Mary Ann, 9
Dunlap, Lorenzo Dow, 42
Dunlap, Nancy Wharton, 42
	Thomas J., 17
	John H.,16
	Mary Ann, 13
	Talitha Emaline, 11
	Nancy, 9
	America Jane, 7
Eaton, William M.
Edwards, Silas
Fancher, Alexander, 45
Fancher, Eliza Ingrum, 32
	Hampton, 19
	William, 17
	Mary, 15
	Thomas, 14
	Martha, 10
	Sarah G., 8
	Margaret A., 7
Fancher, James Matthew, 25
Fancher, Frances "Fanny" Fulfer
Fancher, Robert, 19
Huff, Saldia Ann Brown
	William
	Elisha
	Two other sons
Jones, John Milum, 32
Jones, Eloah Angeline Tackitt, 27
	daughter
Jones, Newton
McEntire, Lawson A.,21
Miller, Josiah (Joseph), 30
Miller, Matilda Cameron, 26
	James William, 9
Mitchell, Charles R., 25
Mitchell, Sarah C. Baker, 21
	John, infant
Mitchell, Joel D., 23
Prewit, John, 20
Prewit, William, 18
Rush, Milum L., 28
Stallcup, Charles, 25
Tackitt, Cynthia, 49
	Marion, 20
	Sebron, 18
	Matilda, 16
	James M., 14
	Jones M., 12
Tackitt, Pleasant, 25
Tackitt, Armilda Miller, 22
Wilson, Richard
Wood, Solomon R., 20
Wood, William , 26
Others UNKNOWN
  Other names associated with 
caravan included:
	Basham, (George D.?)
	Hamilton, (Thomas ?)
	Haydon, (James C.?)
	Hudson, (David ?)
	Laffoon family
	Morton family, (Charles H.?)
	Poteet family
	Reed, (John Perkins?)
	Smith, (Alf?)
	Stevenson, (Mordecai?)