Trulock, Ann (May 13, 1816 – Jul 14, 1860)

Ann traveled with her husband to be with the gathering saints in
America.  They were baptized members of the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints in January 1851 while still in England.  The
family landed "at New Orleans about May 23, 1851.  After landing,
they sailed up the Mississippi and Missouri rivers to Council
Bluff.  They were compelled to go to Council Bluff as that was the
outfitting point for the journey across the plains."

"On the eighth day of June, 1851, on their westward journey they
reached Harris Grove, thirty miles north of Cainsville, Council Bluff,
Potawattamie County.  During this wearisome journey and on this
same day, grandmother [Ann] gave birth to her fifth son, Moroni. 
�I remember,' says grandfather [George Welton Ward], �that it rained
hard and we were forced to enter an old shed for shelter at ten o'clock
P.M. Pans were held to catch the rain so as not to wet my wife, Ann
Trulock.'"
"Grandmother made many hard sacrifices.  First, it was very
painful for her to leave her people in England and come west. 
Second, we can imagine what hardships she had to undergo on her journey
westward; besides it was difficult for her to adapt herself to frontier
life.  She was a small woman in stature, but genuine in character,
being a brave mother and a sweet tempered wife."

Source: "History of Grandfather Ward and Family by David C. Ward" Ward
Family Organization (1969).  George Welton Ward Family Record Book
(Vol. 1 p. 2). Pocatello, ID: Gateway Printers.