RS A C SMITH IS D DEAD AD Pioneer Who Crossed the Plaids in inan inan inan an Ox Team Answers the theLast theLast Last Summons Special to The Lehi It hl Oct 3 When hen Mrs Ann Coleman Smith died at the home of her son Sam Samuel Samuel Samuel uel G C Smith on the anniversary of her birth Saturday morning Oct 2 another of L pioneers passed pa sed away WRY Mrs Irs Smith was 83 born in Oldin England Oct 2 She emigrated with her fathers family to Nauvoo in ISM She was married to Joseph G GSmith GSmith GSmith Smith in Morrisonville Mo in 1860 and andin andin andin in the autumn of the same Bame year she crossed the plains with an ox team She has resided in Lehi It hl for sixty years Mrs Smith was waB the mother of fourteen n children ten sons Bans and four daughters Her surviving children are Joseph W Smith Byrum Smith Samuel A Smith J Frank Smith David Smith Albert Smith Moroni A Smith Mrs James Roberts Hobt and Mrs Irs Samuel Taylor De Dc had grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral services were held in the taber tabernacle nacle nade Sunday at 2 p m Bishop Fjeld presided Mrs Irs Francis Frands Child sang a beautiful solo Among those who spoke were wn J S Baker William Southwick Edward Southwick and A J Evans The flural offerings were many Seven of her grandsons were pallbearers