Sources & Information:
Ancestry.com > 1900 United States Federal Census, Ella A. Windgrove, Ward 2, Ogden, Weber Co., Utah, dated 1 June 1900. We find an Ella A. Wingrove, roomer, white, female, born Aug. 1870, age 29, single, born in Canada/Eng., father & mother both born in England. Immigration to U.S. in 1880, having lived in U.S. for 20 years, listed as a School Teacher.
Ancestry.com > 1910 United States Federal Census, Ella Wingrove, Ward 2, Ogden, Weber Co., Utah, white, female, age 44, born abt 1866, birth place Canada England, married, listed as head of house, mother & father born in England.
Marriage relationship: We do not find the name of Fernando Ellsworth or name of Ellsworth amount the 1900 and 1910 Census reports for Ella A. Wingrove.
Death Certificate, Registered No. 584, Burial Permit No 584, issued December 10, 1929, State of Utah, County of Weber, City of Ogden, for Ella Wingrove Ellsworth, on file in Ellsworth Genealogical Family Records.

The below undated letter was written by Ella A. Wingrove Ellsworth to her sister-in-law Almira (Alma) Ellsworth King Hudson. This written prior to December 9, 1938 or death of Ella A. Wingrove and prior to August 18, 1944 date of Alma [Ellsworth] King.

“Dearest Alma - Mrs White wrote us of your sickness - I do pray you are recovering - and my heart goes out to you in the hospital - but Alma you have done so much to help everyone - and your hole life has been so sincere and helpful to all who needed you - you can be very happy in your memories of past good deeds - Today Fernando [Fernando Ellsworth] has gone to town to bring home the groceries - He is quite well - I have been mending some - Alma if I could take your burdens I would gladly do so --but there is one who says - Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden and I will give you rest - Take my yoke upon you and leave of me for my spirit of life and love which surrounds us and is in us - can heal every disease - and every grief - the living healing - power - is within you - bringing you health and peace.
December 15th is my mother’s birthday -she would be 112 years old, where she living.
December 16th 9:30 A.M. another quiet day begins - the chickens are fed and out scratching.
I hope Alma - you are recovering and feel better this morning - and we are holding to the thought of health for you for thoughts are powerful things and so is the spoken word - The word has great healing - and should be spoken aloud “I am healed” - Fernando is going to town now - to do a few errands - The sky has clouded over - We have had summer weather all the time - Now Alma keep up your courage and believe - in the healing power for God surely heals! I hope youhave a good doctor - Alma, I want so much to see you - to tell you to be of good cheer - We love you so - and want you to recover - May all the peace of soul be yours and the loving Kindness of god abide with you - and keep you and bless you - and raise up friends in your need - Dear Alma -- I will close now -- and say God be with you - and be go good cheer.
It was very Kind of Mrs White to write us and we thank her many many times.
Our live to you
/s/ Ella”
[Ella A. Wingrove Ellsworth]