| Show DEATHS in big cottonwood april apra 19 laga 1898 of blood poisoning david A beloved won eon 1 w I duncan a and elizabeth casper aged aeed an 20 years mcallister in this city april of scarlet fever mary ellen daughter of moroni H and marinda brows brown mcallister deceased was born march in the ninth ward of thi this a cita a in may ath 1893 of old age and een city at 0 debility sarah ann beloved wife of airi wiri william J T 1 phillips in the year of her age am m 6 BUTLER BRIn in granite ward Salt lake may 2nd and 1893 jane elizabeth labruna county wife ans of bishop alva iva butler in the forty seventh vur et ef her age funeral services will be held 4 d in the south cottonwood meeting house thurs damay fully invited friends are respect reb YOUNG in sall sail lake ci city may ird 1893 nf of c ezebro spinal meningitis dilbert gilbert infant n of alberto albert 0 and josephine young aired aged son S year six months and and seven days anis funeral one cortege will leave parents reside residence yace 11 S afif fifth th east ast thursday the ath dinst at 10 ining A am services at the grave MERKLEY in the seventeenth ward 7 this city may 2nd and 1893 christopher merkley of aged 84 years and 4 months the deceased roa I 1 one of the first settlers in the was ward he was a native of canada froma from mats place he moved in 1833 having joined the iss i church lie he located at de witt missouri S moved to illinois when the saints were a n d igen anyon from missouri WEST at pleasant grove of cancer matil eatn da wife of david F gestand We west stand and daughter shadrach F and cecelia briga Lt riggs aged ae 36 van of 4 months and 10 days mrs west est was born bira years pleasant grove january uth 1657 1857 she leaves at husband and seven children a an aged father tather and mother with numerous relatives friends to mourn her loss bhe was 9 a faithful and latter aay day saint at vernal uintah county an 1893 annie E wife of isaac siai shauh april i daughter of the late alfred E and ceophia oula and mer of pleasant grove mrs was waa born at salt lake city april 1866 she leaves leawn a husband and one child with numerous bis ibis rela i tives and friends to mourn her loss lose she wan the mother of tour four children three of whom was have preceded her to the world beyo beyond iad marirn at ville moses taylorsville Taylors martin afa as was born august 2nd and 1824 in glasgow a anie land and was baptized into the church 00 arf jesus christ of nf latter day saints rainia augast an 1011 OI of 1845 he arrived in salt lake city be L boiu 1853 looi his 1118 wife isabela martin djeh died bearch mach p 1893 at their home at the little TI cassia county idaho brother martin Bas S t c anie to ville with his hia S taylorsville Taylors daughter mrs mra s H bennion bennien Benn iun march and died marcia march twelve days day s after his wife they always WIN wah ed to livo live to raise their family and then die together the had eight children live son ab nb and three daughters seven of whom are jivin livine they wese kind and loving parents and passed away as though they were going to sleep and ms in full assurance of a glorious resurrect resurrection aon 1 com TURNER at his residence at farmington Farmin irton davis county utah after a short illness father henry turner he was born at Mathen 4 then worcestershire england march uh mm 1811 baptized in august 1810 1840 bein being one of the tha 4 united brethren whom president woodruff found waiting tor for the gospel to conie come back to the earth he fie emigrated to utah in 1857 ond and settled at farmington where he has alwa always 78 resided with his was who survives him me ha was the father of 9 children 49 grandchildren 28 great grande grandchildren hildre a he died at tj a am in april surrounded by his family and tri ends the funeral services were held he on the at the meeting house bouse and were very impressive all the speakers bore testimony to the sterlin sterling farri quai qualities ties of the deceased an anda ds marriages long lone train of carriages ages crowded with ale followed to the cemetery wr A |
