| Show OBITUARY NOTES ERICK rE LEVAN utah june 17 1897 on tuesday june 1897 at ar levan juab county ty sitab diab brother erick petersen departed parted this lite life after a sickness of about uree three months hew he was born july in ti Bw weden eden and embraced the gospel of jesus christ in his native land december 18 1856 was shortly after afterward waro ordained to the priesthood and called on a mission and to preside over nork 0 lugs branch sweden february 99 9 1 1858 V ile he emigrated from his native land ia to gather with the saints 6 and nd arrived in silt salt lake city october 7 am 1858 he married his surviving wile wife anns anna Soren aen october 18 1861 resided in the tenth ward salt lake city for a number of years where he acted as teacher april 6 1869 he was called on a mission to sweden and left home june aih same ame year arrived in scandinavia june edth and was appointed to preside over stockholm conference he labored faithfully and with great success for over ver three years yearns arriving home having arge harge of an emigration july 17 1872 shortly after this he be moved to levan juab county utah where he has haa resided since and has been art an active worker in the priesthood he was counselor to the late bishop N aagaard also to the present bishop JN P to the time of his death presided over the high Prie priests itte and the scandinavian meetings was universally respect respected edo and it can truly be said he was a true honest and faithful man he died as he be had lived a latter latier day saint he was the father of twelve children iba ive five of whom aro are dead he leaves a wife three sons four daughters and sixteen grandchildren grand children to mourn his departure the funeral service was largely attended the speakers elder bider george teasdale of the apostles elder wm Pax naan president of the stake J W bishop 0 A madsen mad sen of gunnison bishop N P and elder eli curtis all spoke of the good useful and honest life of the deceased the choir under the leadership of brother joseph jensen dispersed some specially prepared and appropriate hymns for or the occasion the remains were followed to the cemetery by a large cortege bishop C A madsen offered the dedicate ry prayer Bee kuben and scandinavians star please copy GEORGE P ADAMS MALAD CITY idaho june 18 1897 on sunday june ath 1897 brother george P adams departed this life having been mck only about twenty four hours brother adams wai wa i born august 12 1817 at haverford Hav erford west pembroke veal broere shire south wales was babii babLi zed a member of the church ot of jesus christ of latter day saints oct 8 1849 and emigrated to the united states in 1860 stayed in ohio four years from which place he be removed to 10 utah and settled at lehi lebi later be moved to malad city idaho where he lived until his bis death he died as he had lived a faithful latter day saint in the hope of a glorious resurrection brother adams has gone to join his beloved wife who died may 29 1893 he leaves five children forty grandchildren eleven great grandchildren chil ren and a host ot of friends to mourn the loss lose of his fatherly counsels W H PI E LOIS CORN STEVENS FAIRVIEW june 22 1897 lois coon stevens died may 30 h 1697 1897 aged 86 years 2 months month and 20 days sister stevens was born in leeds on ario ano canada march 10 1811 where she resided until the year 1836 when she with her husband arnold stevens whom she was married to nov ath 1828 heard the gospel of jesua christ taught thatis thom by elder john E page from that time until her death she has been identified identified with and a faithful member of the great latter day work enduring with saintly patience all the calumny attached to the name she had espoused ane tried in vain to convince her parents bro here hen sisters and friends of the divinity of the gospel he had received failing in 0 this she he and her husband took up thi the pilgrimage of the saints suffering wi b h them all the dr ivings plundering and barda hips inflicted upon them in oddo missouri and illinois at the time of the great exodus from nauvoo three children lots lola ann rachael and ransom A had bad been born to i hem and the little family took up the great journey bourney for the mountains mountain while at council bluffs iowa brother stevens was enlisted in the mormon battalion leaving his wife and children encamped in a wagon to get along as aa best they could she drove her own team from the Bluffs Bl uffa to winter quarters where she with other soldiers wives spent the winter enduring hardships that can never be known to those who learn of such only from the printed page in the spring of 1847 to add to her already too heavy load of res responsibility const and sorrow she was a apprised of the fact that her husband had been thrown from a mule and killed while in the service of his country being thus left alone we cannot wonder that she should as an soon as practical provide for herself ben elfand and children a protector whom she abe lound found in the person ot nathaniel jordan whom she married in the early part of the winter of 1847 8 As soon a as FA they followed the pioneers to salt lake arriving october ath 11 1851 where a SOIL justice perry was born born bece te oember raber 26 1851 from there they removed to io the present site of spanish pork fork here in 1853 before a home had been provided the grim reaper again deprived the fani fam llyon ita head I 1 and sister stevens wages wag again lett left t to 0 p provide lovide for the family IV from spanish fork she removed in to fairview Pair view sanpete county where ahal ah has resided until her death she leaves three children three grandchildren thirty niue nine great grandchildren and a very large circled cir 0 cleol of friends to mourn the loss of a loving lovinc n mother and a most mosi amiable r and friend she died wt aa she has hall lived firm in the faith of the gospel of chaj and now enjoys the associations of dx ax children five grandchildren and ti ten great grandchildren who had gone before and would greet her on the oth other side 0 ESAIAS EDWARDS ST GEORGE jure ath 1897 Bs esaian edwards an old resident of boutt so sourhea sou thea utah died june jane 7 1897 he was b bo in pike county missour april IQ 10 jl laira joined the church in on early dwi day ai came west with the saints after liv lilii at salt lake city tooele thoele and cabot a valley assisting in building varl mills being a hardy frontiersman as an earnest worker in the cause of tru trod he finally moved to southern utah wha he be alter after some years of comparative bl hes le leBs agness ness passed way at his bl conae hornet damron valley brother edwards a man of sterling qualities he leavea leav I 1 large family of children gran grando d I 1 dren and great grandchildren to io rooi rao his bis bloss loss his earthly remains w laid to rest on june 8 1897 at ai st geor geo A large procession followed to the 0 benn tery AMELIA BAILEY J OGDEN CITY june jude 24 1897 si gm amelia bailey the daughter of allu and sarah read was born at no crowley in Bucking hamshire bug englad on the 2nd and of october ober 1813 was ma marri to henry bailey on the day of j ana 1833 and died in ogden cit city on the it day of Oc october tobert 1896 she died as had lived a fal fai ahful latter laiter day so maln kind and faithful faith ani wife and der mother and was beloved by all f knew her she was waa the mother oi children live five boys and five ave girls a mother to forty fony two and greata mother to four she died at the j 78 years year 2 months and 8 days wit m moments warning of neuralgia of heart she was baptized in the cefi of jesus christ of latter day so saint in 1846 by elder FLO rot martin at this time I 1 was traveling 1 lecturing irk in the manchester cantered conte cont reni ereD funeral services loea were I 1 in the send second ward m mee house in ogden city the choir u ui the leadership of prof Hintch oliff two hymns and the solo 0 my p was beautifully rendered the a were brothers deltah hull and T th hall from salt lake city the spoke poke of his long acquaintance father bailey and his wife in lou london many years and always looked r them as all la a father and mother th ahr their loving kindness shown to all bad alyth ng to do with them not olt in his presidency but in all mhd 1 I bishop spoke of the j qualities of brother and sister bi and gave father baile bailey all the con conic and comforting warme words be could th thin in his fatherly and kind way in th the of a faithful wife yet father bau i loss 1098 was sister baileys bailey Is gain she laid comfortably away and a long axa followed the remains to the oer cemetery verneter neter H BAIL |
