Nancy Lampson Holbrook was born 14 August 1804 in Western, Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States to David Lamson (1765-1837) and Sarah Bliss (1761-1832) and died 16 July 1842 Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois, United States of unspecified causes. She married Joseph Holbrook (1806-1885) 30 December 1830 in Warren, Worcester County, Massachusetts.
Zions Camp Participant
This Judith Mehr rendition depicts struggles endured by members of Zion's Camp, an expeditionary force to help Church members in Jackson County redeem their brethren.
One of the most interesting episodes in the early history of LDS Church was the march of Zion's Camp (1834). The members of the Church in Missouri were being persecuted, and the Prophet Joseph made it a matter of prayer and received a revelation on February 24, 1834. The Lord instructed the Prophet to assemble at least one hundred young and middle-aged men and to go to the land of Zion, or Missouri. (See D&C 130:19–34.)
Zion’s Camp, a group of approximately one hundred and fifty men, gathered at Kirtland, Ohio, in the spring of 1834 and marched to Jackson County, Missouri. By the time they reached Missouri, the camp had increased to approximately two hundred men.
Joseph traveled in Zions Camp with his wife and two little baby girls, Sarah and Charlotte. Not to be confused with the other Holbrook Family.
Children
| Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
| Sarah Lucretia Holbrook (1832-1869) | 21 January 1832 Weathersfield, Genesee County, New York, United States | 4 February 1869 Bountiful, Davis County, Utah, United States | Judson Tolman (1826-1916) |
| Charlotte Holbrook (1833-1866) | 26 November 1833 Weathersfield, Genesee County, New York, United States | 9 July 1866 Bountiful, Davis County, Utah, United States | Anson Vasco Call (1834-1867) |
| Joseph Lamoni Holbrook (1837-1903) | |||
| Nancy Jane Holbrook (1839-1843) | |||
| David Holbrook (1840-1840) | |||
| William Norris Holbrook (1841-1841) | |||
Siblings