Individual Details

Solomon joined the LDS church in 1832.

Schuyler Co, IL Deed Book D
p.303 Mortgage held by Minor Pickel. Solomon Wixom & wife [who was Sarah "Sally" Avery, daughter of Daniel Avery] $120. The South 1/2 of the NE Quarter of Section 6, T1N, R2W - 71.78 acres. Signed: Solomon Wixom, Sarah (X) Wixom. Wit: James W. Riley
Note in Margin. Having received full satisfaction, release the same. 10 Feb 1840, signed; Minor Pickle. Wit: Robt. A. Glenn

LDS Website "Pioneer Overland Travel"
Solomon, his wife Harriet and the two surviving sons of Sally Avery - Justin Chauncey and Solomon Avery Wixom, were the David Evans Company. 54 wagons were in the company when it began its journey from the outfitting post at Kanesville, Iowa (present day Council Bluffs), on 15 Jun 1850. They arived from 13-17 September - 109 souls were in this company

1860 Census. Pondtown Twp, Utah Territory, Payson P.O., Hh 1865
Soln. Wixom, 51, b. NY. Hannah age 30, b. Canada
Soln., son, 15, b. MO
Mary M. 7, Joseph M. 4, Hannah M. 1 - all born U.T.

1870 Census. Solomon was in Rich County, Utah Territory. Age 61, b. NY. Wife Hannah and four children. His second wife was Harriett Teeples, he married her 15 Jan 1846, but they did not stay together. Sarah was too ill to travel and he did not continue west - they were at their Winter Quarters on the Nebraska side of the Missouri River. Harriett went on and divorced him and married again. He married Hannah Montgomery in the Salt Lake Valley.. Solomon was called by Brigham Young to help settle the Bear Lake County which because part of Idaho in 1890. He also married Catherine, but she left him - he wasn't too successful at polygamy. He is said to have had nineteen children.

1880 Census. Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, Hh 31
Hannah Wixom, 48, b. Canada as were her parents
Joseph 23, son, b. Utah; his father b. IL, mother b. Canada
John, 18, son, b. Utah
Orson, 16, son, b. Utah
Lorenzo, 12, son, b. Utah
Sarah Jane 10, dau, b. Idaho
Hyrum, 8, son, b. Idaho

Saints in the Wilderness: A Day-by-day Pioneer Experience
Winter Quarters and Mormon Battalion March by David R. Crockett
Tuesday, January 5, 1847
Council Bluffs, in Iowa:
A son, Seth James Wixom, was born to Solomon and Harriet Teeples Wixom

http://storyapples.blogspot.com/2010_07_01_archive.html
The Journal of Mormon History v. 32 had an article about Summer Quarters and its High Council governance that included some interesting details about George Teeples, taken from the High Council minutes."the council also heard George B. Teeples complain that Solomon Wixom had lied, engaged in unchristianlike conduct, and 'stolen' his seventeen-year old daughter, Harriet. [not to be confused with his daughter-in-law Harriet B. Cook] Since Wixom had been sealed to Harriet, presumably by Brigham Young, no wrong had been committed and Teeples withdrew his charge. (From High Council and Stout, Jan. 29, 1848.)"
I wish I knew the rest of that juicy story, but when I looked up his daughter Harriet, it appears that she had a child with this Solomon Wixom and then divorced him.

Harriet took this child with her and renamed him with the name of her Sessions husband. He was not reunited with his Wixom family until the 1920's.

Solomon Wixom, birth:  26 Mar 1809, Hector, Seneca, New York, sealed on 20 Jun 1872 EHouse to Maria Avery (Film 183398/Reference 2343).
He was actually sealed to nine women on that day:
Polly Wood
Nancy Johnson
Olive Montgomery, born 21 Mar 1821, Camden, , , Canada
Maria Avery
Margaret Mathews, born in Tennessee
Sally Wixom, born ,Franklin, Ohio
Phebe Wixom, born ,Franklin, Ohio
Hester Wixom, born ,Franklin, Ohio
Nancy Johnson
These are likely women who were deceased and Solomon felt they would want a husband. In this time period it was the custom to seal unmarried deceased women to a relative. For the early members, it was extremely important that everyone was sealed to someone.   He was not actually married to any of them.  When you look at the last names it is pretty easy to see that they are related some way or another to one of his wives or family members.  However, some could also just be acquaintances.

Profiles In Mormon Courage; Inspiring Stories of Stalwart and Steadfast, by Hartt Wixon, copyright, 2007, tells the story of Solomon Wixom.

He is buried Paris Cemetery, Paris, Bear Lake Co, Idaho.

Birth	26 Mar 1809	Seneca County, New York
Marriage	24 Jan 1833	Vermillion County, Indiana - Matilda Johnson
Marriage	15 Feb 1836	Schuyler County, Illinois - Sarah "Sally" AVERY
Marriage	15 Jan 1846	Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, Iowa - Harriet Elvira Teeples
Marriage	20 Feb 1851	Cottonwood, Salt Lake County, Utah - Hannah Montgomery
Marriage	19 Jun 1853	Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah - Catherine Montgomery
Death	1 Mar 1879	Paris, Bear Lake County, Idaho
Mormon Pioneer		David Evans Company, 1850

Spouse	Sarah "Sally" AVERY (1817 - 1849)
Child	Hiram Daniel Wixom (1836 - 1844)
Child	Justin Chauncey Wixom (1838 - 1912)
Child	Matilda Octavia Wixom (1841 - 1844)
Child	Perlina Merilla Wixom (1843 - 1843)
Child	William Henry Wixom (1845 - 1845)
Child	Solomon Avery Wixom (1846 - 1899)

Spouse	Hannah Montgomery (1830 - 1887)
Child	Catharine Wixom (1851 - 1851)
Child	Mary Matilda Wixom (1853 - )
Child	Joseph Morgan Wixom (1856 - )
Child	Hannah Marie Wixom (1858 - )
Child	John Stephen Wixom (1862 - )
Child	Orson Charles Wixom (1864 - )
Child	Lorenzo Wixom (1868 - )
Child	Sarah Jane Wixom (1870 - )
Child	Hiram Augustus Wixom (1872 - )

Spouse	Harriet Elvira Teeples (1830 - 1911)
Child	Seth James Wixom (1847 - 1931)

Spouse

Matilda Johnson (1814 - )

Spouse

Catherine Montgomery (1819 - 1883)