OBITUARY NOTES MOTES ELLEN JOHNSON BEARDALL died in springville Spring ville utah june fth 1896 ellen johnson daughter of francis and emma beardall aged 37 87 years 7 months and 21 days she had been a teacher and diligent worker in the springville Spring ville relief society for years she lived a most exemplary life and died in full fall hope and certainty of a glorious resurrection she emigrated to utah in 1868 1863 from mansfield nottinghamshire Notting hamshire england with her parents FRANCIS BEARDALL DAVID CHADWICK CHAD WICK AWE V VALLEY ALLEY utah july 1 1896 david chadwick Cna dwick son of abram and mary chadwick born january 29 1885 in park valley utah departed th this is lile life june 3 8 1896 in the place ot of his birth although but a youth he was one of bodis noblemen and had bad endeared himself to all who knew him like david of old he manifested a spirit to become a man after afier gods goda own heart had he tarried longer but as death plucks the brightest of our our jewels 00 the little man david fell a prey to his ruthless power and his parents brothers sisters relatives and friends are left to mourn his loss to keenly feel as the days and months pass that there to is a vacant chair at home bome abroad everywhere they go and an aching void in the heart that never can be filled until the resurrection morn when there will be a joyous meeting a reunion of the loved and lost vever i ever more to part oh who can paint such a picture whose tongue describe the rapture of this endless reunion may time soften the sharpness and bitterness of their grief and anguish of today and may they and sweet solace even as their loved one did in prayer and in the knowledge that their darlings safety is assured to 10 use his own last words im all light dont weep lor for me he la IN not dead he has laid aside te she visible mortal lorm form por for lie he was waa too pure for a world like this hes gone to a happier sphere tho we behold him not he is not far and his spirit will aften come to minister r where his loved ones are till they th all will meet in his home ho MT A FRIEND MADS MADI SORENSEN OR orderville DERVILLE utah june 30 1896 elder mads made sorensen who depar departed teci abi life on the of june 1896 after an fil nesi nes of about eighteen months was born in veve county denmark on the bolh of march 1820 he wee was the fourth son eon of soren boren hansen he married kirsten larren november 20 1851 and with his wile wife embraced the gospel on the ath of march 1861 he emigrated grated to 14 utah in 1874 the year previous having ent at live five of his children the youngest ot them being but eight years yearn of age the parents dedicated them to their heavenly fathers care with the hope of meeting them again which was realized the year following himself and wife with two small children arrived in utah july 17 1874 he first lived in cottonwood six months then moved to mill creek where he remained one year when he removed to panguitch and remained there about one year he went on a visit I 1 10 0 Or derville and while anile there he felt he be could live nearer i to the lord should he join the order he accordingly did so moving his family there except three sons who had bad moved to other places faiell in february 1877 he remained faithful in that braer order until it broke up he has labored in the temple for his hia dead relatives and received his own blessings he was a hard working and an industrious man willing to do his share in the work his donations and tithing etc he was ordained a high priest on the ath dinst he was always anxious to serve the lord and overcome the fai failings lingi that mortals have to contend with he died faithful faith lul in the cause of truth leaving a wife seven children and many friends to mourn his loss loaa F L P WILLIAM W ALLEN on july 6 1896 william W allen alien of N nephi eph of old age born july 26 1819 at le leominster m inte r herefordshire Hereford shire england joined the church of jesus christ of lat ter day saints august 1840 was baptized by elder john squires emigrated to 10 utah in the year 1851 he was a t traveling raveling elder in england and wales for nine years previous to coming to this thir country after having lived in salt lake city for ome kome i time he moved to provo in the year 1855 he ae was called to fill a mission to texas at the time of the move he was called home he started the first sunday school jn in provo he labored for several months as mason on the st george temple moved to nephi in may 1876 1875 worked on the manti temple to us its near completion was released on account of sickness was one ot of the presidents of the forty ninth quorum ot of seventy for many years afterward was ordained a high prie t he has been a sunday school officer nearly ever since he has resided in nephi he attended meeting last thursday bore a faithful testimony leu and assisted tte the bishop in confirmation of those being baptized the day dav before brother allen alien filled every position in the church with dignity and honor he leaves leaven five sons and one daughter and fourteen fourte eu grandchildren he buried a wife and child in the ocean his latter laiter wile wife preceded him about eighteen months ago funeral services were held in the south ward chapel the speakers were elders W and J W J jenkins sister sinter marv L A bailey and bishop W H warner many followed to the cemetery dedicatory prayer was offered by bishop warner millennial star please copy JANE P F LINT CAMERON CAMBRON PANGUITCH july 3 I 1 send you herewith a short sketch ot of the life of sister jane V F lint cameron of this place she left here june last in company with her sons david and william and wives to visit heir daughter who live at thurbur in ill wayne county after a very ver v pleasant journey they reached their destination on the sunday alunday the she was taken violently ill with pneumonia and on the passed peacefully to rest ro sad intelligence to this place with the request that the family faintly prepare the clothing etc lor for the funeral the body was packed in ice and the grief stricken children star started td lor for where they arrived at 4 p m june 26 at 5 p m the people assembled a to pay their last respects respect is to one of zions Z ions noble women bishop miller pre presiding siding appropriate w prop remarks were madel made by elders joseph houston A H riding Josep josephl liLe heawood hey wood and mahonri M steele slater sister cameron was born july 19 1820 in new brunswick Brun awick married william cameron november 23 1887 1837 was baptized into the church of jesus christ of latter day saints in 1844 came with nl husband to nauvoo in 1845 in moved to chicago and from there re I 1 little pigeon iowa in 1849 cantie came 4 provo prove city utah in 1850 where they i bained till called to dixie in 1861 1 caged in st george and shared the laft bai ships incident to the settling of th that a t p pt of utah their children having M carrl a r ri and left home and the greater muna cumba having settled here in 1882 they amov moyel to this place where father armer cameros died in 1884 j sister cameron Oai neron was mother to t teft children six sons and four daughter daughten one son and a daughter were laid to r rea in nauvoo she was grandmother fifty eight children and had ten gr gred grandchildren forty two of her fai were present at al the funeral f MAHONRI M STEELE MARTHA MABTHA PASCOE RICHARDS died at littleton morgan coul t utah june list lat 1896 ot of dropsy malt pascoe richards sister richards Kic hards was born in gremlin Cr emlin wales june 8 she joined the church of jesus jeans carl of latter day dav saints in merthyr wale in was baptized in her youtha by david Davi dLewis lewie was married to 10 job bohri T richards Kic hards april they emi em migrated to 10 the united states in 1850 atop ped iu in st louis mo two years and half she was the mother ol of two children while living in st loula louis they he emigrated to utah in ika 1853 in capt Cros bys company and stopped I 1 is the 19 h ward salt lake city one of the chil childeree deren born to them I 1 in ca at sty louis died the morning after afier their r a ar rival in salt lake city the other di died three days later in 1855 they moved to ogden lived there till the spring 0 of 1860 they then moved to littleton morgan county they had three chill chil dren born to them in littleton two girla girl and one boy sister richards was stricken the dropsy in 1886 and was confined to her bed the most of the time until her death at times she was a gr great sufferer but wag waa patient through it all living in full faith of the promises of the be t gospel she had great faith in the resurrection she was a faithful wife a kind affectionate mother a wort won by CiLi citizen ZeD and was much beloved and respected by all who knew her the death of her son alma alm P richards who was killed in 1888 while upon a mission in the state of mississippi added much to her sorrow during her heir 9 sickness the whereabouts of her sony sons body after he be was killed was not known for near eleven months mocha which caused her great grief she leaves a husband 71 years of age two daughters dau 9 litters and twelve grandchildren with a host hoist of friends frienda who mourn her death sho she was 79 y yeara ears of age lacking four days the funeral services were held in the stake meeting house bouse on june ard 1896 at 2 p m where comforting and consoling words were offered by a number ot of the brethren who b bloke oke and a large number ot of her friench friends a followed her to t the littleton graveyard where she wain waa silently laid to rest refit W G SMITH