Show OBITUARY NOTES HOTES MARY ANN BLAIR I 1 in big cottonwood february 2nd and of consumption mary ann blair daughter of james jamea and elizabeth konut deceased was waa born august 7 1838 in indiana she was baptized in san bernardino california oame came to utah in 1856 she was waa the mother of twelve drenTen chil boyland boy boye and five girls girl all surviving TiB except two she has ha thirty two grandchildren funeral services service were hold held from big cottonwood Coit onwood meeting house february ath it was waa conducted by bishop brinton and WM was well attended the speakers were bishop brinton eldora eiders john cook book samuel brinton and kilo allo andrus benediction was pronounced by F mcdonald and the grave was dedicated by S A casto she was a faithful latter day saint faithful to the last OOM cox JOHN LAMONT brother john lamont lament who died in the tenth ward salt lake olty on jan 21 1897 was aborn born at polmont colmont SArling Stirling shim shire Soot scotland land february 20 1826 his parents were james hunter unter and margaret chisholm lamont john was baptized opril april 2 1849 by elder eldea robert thompson and was confirmed by elder james lowe on april 3 am afe was is ordained a priest pam extine 17 ind and ain an elder may 3 1861 1851 the latter ordination was under tinder ace the a blands of elder james marsden he die married ann nisbet craig on Ie december oember 1 1845 she he was born february 4 1399 1626 emd and died 1 in scotland previous to elder lament coming to this thi country lamont lament was waa ordained a high priest on may 30 1891 in salt lake city by elder A H raleigh he lived a faithful latter day saint he leaves at 1 I x tons one five pi at whom are in scotland and one L in utah his funeral was held from the tenth ward meeting house this city sunday J january nuary 24 the speakers were elders eldera laugh ugh watson james anderson andersen and alexander bart of the sixth ward where brother lament resided several years and elder adam spiers bishop of the tenth ward millennial star please copy FRANK ROBERT cunningham CUNNIN OHAM mandow cache county utah january 8 1897 today funeral services were hold held over the remains of prank frank robert Canning canningham bam son aon of william and sarah cunningham the deceased was born may 89 1883 and died december 81 31 1896 lie he died of inflammation of the bowels after a short sickness of about twenty four our hours services were held on sunday at 2 p n in in mendon meeting meetinghouse house and were presided over by bishop henry hughes there was a number of the brethren on the stand the speakers were elders eldera william adman john A kidman edward edwards W D cranney and bishop henry hughes who spoke of the faithfulness of the bereaved parents and family and ot of the goodness of the young boy that had just pawed passed away he would be missed in the ward and d by many people for he had a good word for everybody the speakers asked the lord to comfort the hearts ot of those who had cause to mourn in this time ot affliction JOHN A KIDMAN XANA B CORNWALL the funeral services over the remains ot ol sister jane B cornwall late resident of sugar house ward were held jan 24 in the latter day saints meeting house at 2 p m the speakers were brothers robert James hoghie john Y smith and 0 W rookwood rockwood the funeral was largel largely attended by aki friends and relatives who after listening to some very consoling remarks followed the remains to their last rest resting 39 place sliner sister cornwall was a faithful worker 9 and andaas was generally beloved by all who know knew her she was a member of the of jesus christ of latter day saints for fifty years and leaves two dough daughters eight grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren to follow her noble example she was approaching her ninety fifth ye arand two weeks before her death sha could read her bible without the use uee of glasses or tell incidents of her early lite lile and was as free from careworn expressions on her face 1608 as am a perfectly healthy person of half her le age she leaves us in the hope 01 of a glorious resurrection to meet those who have gone before her and wait there for to receive those whom she leaves behind SONAR JONAH EVANS BVANS AxA uxA jan 80 30 1897 on the ol of Janu january kry 1897 bishop jonah evans of this ward died atter alter an illness of eighteen heart trouble and dropsy he passed peacefully away surrounded by numerous friends and relatives brother evans was born in carmar Jena hire south wales on the he of february 1888 1838 and was baptized into the church of jesus christ of latter day saints isaac ol 01 evans april p li esth 1860 by his hia brother he was the son ion of john evans and esther eather williams on june the 2nd and 1863 1868 he with his wife and one wales wale for utah arriving in salt lake city october 1868 shortly after he mom moved to co brigham city where he continued to reside until may 1880 in the spring of 1880 he came to this lace and in october of the same flame year U E e was ordained and set apart bishop of the ward which position he hold held at his death brother evans was a kind father a loving husband and a faithful latter day saint firm in his hia religious convictions conviction and willing to endure anything for the gospels sake while in the agonies of death suffering excruciating pain he was wan never heard to complain it was while in this condition that one of his sons said to him father if you die come back if you oan can and lot let us know why you had to suffer so no my boy said he all flesh must suffer the savior had to suffer if ever man showed the world how to die he did he was not afraid to die he said it was nothing but a change and he asked the elders to pray for him that he may be relieved of his suffering fiering su by death he was conscious to the last A low few hours before he died a son was born to him when the child was presented to brother evans he be seemed pleased and said his name should be jonah eight sons and seven daughters survive him a wife three sons land and three daughters having preceded him to the spirit world the funeral services were held at the ward meeting house jan 1897 the president of the stake 0 C hoskins counselors wm win H gibbs and J M mo me carry of the stake pred presidency dency and a number of the bishops and members of the surrounding wards were present millennial star please copy S AND 1 I AMELIA READ BEAD BAILEY OGDEN CITY feb 1 1897 amelia read bead bailey daughter of william and sarah read born at north crowley Bucking hamshire En glandon the 2nd and of october 1813 died in ogden city utah on the loth of 0 october 1896 at I 1 the 6 age of 83 almost without a moments moment I 1 a it notice she was buried from the second ward meeting house on october she W was married to henry bailey on the day of june 1833 and was the mother of ten children five Ave boys and five girls also the grandmother of forty two grandchildren and four great grandchildren she was baptized into the church of jesus christ of latter day saints by elder robert marten in 1846 at that time I 1 was commencing to travel and labor in the manchester conference and we made our home at new hills in derbyshire where I 1 raised up a branch in that town and represented them in the general conferences conference our home was always a home for the missionaries and she always felt to act as a mother to them and myself as a father the choir under the leadership of prof furnished sweet on the occasion of my dear cifes fu peral and the speakers referred to her in the highest praise as a kindhearted kind hearted wife and a true mother she died as a she had lived a faithful latter day saint sain the brethren Brot brothers bers welch and hall brother thomas hall of salt lake and our bishop elder narrIe spoke w words of comport and consolation to brother bailey H millennial star please copy ELIZABETH COOK GAMBLE OGDEN utah jan 6 1897 elizabeth cook gamble who died nov was am the daughter of buttram But triM cook and surah sarah major cook she dhe im anui born ook oct 1882 at hall hal 1 yo yorkshire t isbir eagland her parents humble but nonet honett industrious and faugal and under their exemplary xem plary instructions she grew up and emulated mu their virtues and learned to appreciate their value as an she adv advanced aneed la in life at an early age she embraced the gospel as an it has been revealed from heaven through the prophet joseph band hand she was ever afterwards faithful to its principles she made them the rule of her life while she sojourned sojourn ed in mortality she was highly respected in the community where she resided in december 1853 she with her family emigrated to the united states for a few months they settled in st louis mo on may she was married to daniel gamble elder john T hardy hard officiated the same year they crossed the plains en an route for Uta hand reached salt lake city in the tall in 1856 she came to ogden witcher with her husband and oon continued tinned to reside here hom until her demise on arriving here hex her husband found employment with bissop C W west and subsequently was W widely known as th the efficient flici ent drill master of the nauvoo legion in this goe section tico her kind hearted heartedness new and goner generosity won for sister gamble many firm aad lasting friends friend lL she was always willing to impart of her substance to the needy zi and took pleasure in administering to tee woo com comforts forta of the servants of god when ever their ministerial duties led them to 19 this place they ever met from hera her a warm welcome A number of times during the inclement seasons season she has arisen from her bed at night and given them shelter from the storms food and warm beds upon which to repose and I 1 take pleasure la in recording these facts many of which came under my observation the gospel of jesus christ was dower dearer to her than all earthly things and she joyfully joy lully pawed passed through tribu tribulation tation with her husband to honor and sustain the principles which the lord re revealed in 1858 she participated in theat the move scat south h with her co religionists and after peace was proclaimed op she returned to this city where hiis he resided the remainder of her life her hAim husband boUd had preceded her to the spirit world 12 years before after lingering line and severe but patient muffs r she died november 1890 she passed away in full faith and astir anoe ance of rising again in the of the just the funeral services were hold held november 1 1896 when by special request a discourse appropriate to the occasion was delivered by this writer others who took p part rt in the obsequies were elders james chal chailee lea welch etc sister gamble was of modest and retiring disposition she was a true and dutiful wife a tender and devow devoted mother and was beloved as an are such mah mothers by their children whose devotion is strong and whose filial affections are enduring slater sister gamble had eight children four sons and four daughters and sixteen grandchildren JOSEPH HALL |