Show OBITUARY NOTES THOMAS WOOLLEY died at pleasant grove may 1896 of pneumonia thomas woolley aged agea 70 years brother woolley joined the church of jesus christ ot of latter day saints in fogland england eini emigrated grated to utah in the year 1856 settling at ale pleasant anaut grove drove he held the office of counselor to bishop john brown for thirty years and until the bishop resigned on account of ill health he was also an alderman in the city council for a number of terms besides holding many positions in the gift of the people he made frequent journeys journey across the blaids blains to assist the poor in immigrating to zion he filled a mission to great britain in the years 1870 and 1871 brother woolley was a staunch tatter latter day saint in all that the term implies he has done much to build up this state and carries with him to the grave the love of the community D JANE HALL I 1 died at gerville eagerville Ea union ward apache county arizona april 5 1896 of old age sister jane hall she was born in north carolina march 2 1810 joined the church at an early da day ana and was with the saints at nauvoo was well acquainted with wilb the prophet joseph and bis family and was one of the members of the first relief society she came to utah in 1852 and settled at ogden she spent the greater part of her long life among the sick nick and afflicted and was waa ever ready and willing to do all she could for their relief she was a faithful wife a kind and loving mother and a true friend she was a faithful and conscientious ious latter day saint and died as she had lived in the faith she had a happy and cheerful disposition and made mad many friends wherever she sho went she was the mother of ten children oDly five or 01 whom are living to mourn her death communicated ogden and beaver papers please copy SISTER NORA MORA HIN chinnel NEl PETER petersboro may ath 1896 mrs nora I rinnen hinnen died may ath after suffering buffering much with brain fever at al her lather father residence in petersboro Peter Petera boro cache county sister nora hinnen was born in smithfield january 1873 1878 and died may ath 1896 she was baptized when 8 years ear old lived a good life and died in esith laith 0 of f coming forth in the morning of the first resurrection she leaves leaven a husband father and mother one brother one sister and many friends and relatives relative sto abo mourn her loss the funeral services were hold held at peter deboro bishop henry hughes presided resided there were present on the stans stand elders andrew anderson elias davis and W D cranney an and many others the choir sang 0 god our help in ages past prayer by elder wm kidman sen singing sister thou was mild and lovely all the brethren spoke words of comfort to those who had bad cause to mourn upon this occasion ane choir sang farewell all earthly honors benediction by elder elias davis sister nora finnens Hin body was then taken to smithfield and laid away in the settlement where she was born ALICE MAUGHAN CLARIL JANE JEWKES CROWTHER died at sanford conejos coi county Luty col jane jewkes crowther wife of thomas crowther Crowt ber born at Kates Kate hlll shill dudlah worcestershire england april baptized into the church of jesus christ of latter day dav saints april 7 1850 by elder george hill in the tipton branen branch of the birmingham copfer conference enoe she emigrated to utah in 1855 and was married to thomas crowther Crowt ber november of the same year at cedar city iron county utah from this place moved with her husband in IM 1860 to ephraim sanpete county and in 1861 removed to fountain green of the same county where she tooka prominent part in the relief belief society holding the office of first counselor to the president of that ward in 1890 she abe removed with her family to sanford col where she continued her labors holding the office of second counselor to the president of the relief society of the san luis stake sister crowther was the mother of twelve children two of whom have gone before her she leaves an aged husband ten children forty nine grandc grandchildren hildron one brother one sister and a host of friends to mourn her loss losia she had been failing in health about eighteen mon months bat oblate of late had appeared to be improving and on may was waa at a birthday of one of her daughten daugh tera tem on the i s ing of may 2nd and brother crowther left to sleeping while he went out to stock being out about fifteen fifi leen mcinaw and on returning to the house found had passed away apparently i wi without thourl T struggle she had been a 10 loving vi n devoted wife and mother and clib died d faith of the gospel with the ha hope glorious fe resurrection may 4 at 10 a m the cortege W from the family residence to the e m meet house where the services were on b by bishop soren 0 Ber berthelsen barcus marcus funk soren C Bert belse lia majr stake president albert asmith RS R smith mith ye the speakers the funeral was one wt the largest ever seen in sanford f J f P F womans comans exponent and millann W star please copy 4 MORONI H MARTINEAU TUCSON may 1 I have to re T the death ot moroni H martineau martineac WK W K of james H and susan E johnson april sas 22 law IM chupe sonora mexico after an ilkiw 1 of only a few days he wax was born fth parowan carowan Pa rowan utah september 12 IM aft IP moved with his hia fo fathers Ahers family to logaa in 1860 was married in 84 st 0 george temple december to sarah farih S johnson Joh naon daughter of sestos E wjk editha johnson and proceeded at to make a home in apache county betl zona he J joined IN ni fathers family in pima emall arizona anta with them removed to colonia juaa mecio while in apache county jw aft was waa ordained a Re seventy venty which arle hood he held with honor to the day of his death in 1892 he assisted in the set clement of oaxaca sonora and asb labora O efficiently in making a road over the sierra madre mountains a work which r requires irea several miles of heavy dugway an anbolt d bj ing and was looked upon by the maill meak ii cans with wonder he finally made b hac home in Chui chupe sonora mexico 1894 being one of the first who se c there his was a character of true integ int 9 ri adz and unselfish devotion to the work of 83 f J lord in which he always was sn an en getic worker whether as a sunday stajl teacher a member of the Y X M n A associations or in pioneer la labors irs in hk I 1 of which he always did his full he strictly obeyed the law of tithing it na 1 the he word of wisdom and to crown crow 1 19 11 was valiant in mormonism an s v log ing support to the priesthood where m ir he lived and never was found in ap oppia thereto nor to any of the regulations revelations or doctrin the church ot ol the first born neither word nor deed he leaves an an s A record and died as he lived in f full and fellowship with the saints s he left s a wife and seven children ft sides two who had died who with mi friends were left to mourn his loss lose of him it may truly be said sai saidee dhe he fought the good fight and has go goo his reward OOM cox iia |