Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-08-06 | Page 22 | Woman who Came by Ox Team Dies of Long Illness

WOMAN WHO CAME BY OX TEAM DIES . v OF LONG ILLNESS - After an nines, of more than flv. mantels' duration, Mrs. Agneaa Lo-TJheminant Lo-TJheminant Morris, aged 74, wife of . Oeorg. v. Morrta Sr, died at tha family reel dance. M4 Weat Third North .treat, ita tarda y, August i. - Mrs. Morris waa the, daughter of Peter and Sarah Parr LaChamlnant and waa born on ths Island of Ouern- af aey August , 14. Her father died while aha waa an infant, and the widowed mother, having embraced tha faith of tha Latter-day Salnta, cam. to Utah with her five young children In tha year 1M1. crossing th. piling by os team. 'Tha family located In Rush valley, where they lived a number of years, later moving to Vernon. Tooele county. coun-ty. When the children wer. grown, three of them and the mother took np homestead, at the Point of the Mountain, Moun-tain, weat of Salt Lake City, whera -tha Magna mill and town are now located. For many year, theirs waa about tha only home la what waa later the settlement of Pleasant Oreen. Aneea LaChemlnant married George V. Morris In 1U and wa. tha mother of free children,-three ot whom bav. preceded her to the grave. Beside. -her hasband. aha la survived by a son, Alkrt Oscar Morris of Bingham Canyon, and a daughter, Mrs. Agneaa ' Edna Hobba of Salt Lake; also by two brothers. Peter and Osmond N. lirChemiaant or Salt La, county Funeral aanrlcee wiU be held from 'ha Twenty-elghth ward chapel Wednaaday, Anguat t, tha hoar to be announced later.