| Show LAST RITES FOR PIONEER WOMAN ij funeral services tor for pioneer margaret brinkerhoff sapp who died at her home in kanab february 6 ot of general debility were held sunday afternoon february at at the kanab ward capel with E bishop h 1 I 11 chamberlan Chum berlan preshing pres ding the following parts were glyen given song tho deepening trials by choir prayer president israel heaton song oh ob grave where Is thy victory george M shields assisted by choir words ot of sympathy from the daughters ot of the utah pioneers by rose llos 11 hamblen first speaker heber G Robin Rob luson imn a neighbor ot of the deceased said bald that S she he was a noble woman an and not only taught the gospel by word but by right living solo dear old ma ala marian judd the speaker daniel S throat said bald mrs had successfully completed nor hor work h here re on earth and that she had buon bun blessed alti a large ally whom ne ae believed woula again meet their motier in a pro pre extant state he said that she was a stable upright citizen and believed that she ahe had been callol called to the beyond by her saviour quoting the words worda of 0 the saviour come Y ye blest of my father duet gently lead Us matle made Tl etjen and belle buat the third speaker susie L I 1 robinson said bald mrs mra was waa a typical pioneer end a builder that her home was her heaven on oil this oils earth that it t was always iw ys a place tor for tha weary traveler As a neighbor mrs had shown herself a friend in sorrow borrow and sickness and that experience had bad made her noble and strong mrs robba on bore testimony ony ot of the gospel abdala and said this life Is only a stepp stepping ng 8 tone stone to the great be behind and sentiments tamar hamblin fourth speaker bishop I 1 H chamberlain stated that la in talking with the deceased decea aed recently of her affliction she bhe said she desired to got get well but if she could not t that hat we she was not afraid to die solo lead kindly light on omna a shields benediction J S dalley many lovely flowers covered the ahe beautiful casket the decease ds granddaughters acted as flower girls margaret argaret Af L brinkerhoff was born at utah may 1 1859 she was the daughter of pioneers james and rebecca brinkerhoff and the granddaughter of william liam hawks of the mormon battalion when she was four years old her par enta ants we were recalled called to help sett settle lethe the dixie mission they located at S st t george and after living there for some time were asked to go to the muddy misson mission in 1871 the brinkerhoff family moved to glendale kane county and with them was the deceased margaret 13 was thena then a young woman and in 1876 1875 slie she married james also of glendale at the old endowment house at salt lake city after their marriage mr and mrs continued to live at glendale until 1890 when they came to kanab I 1 there were twelve children brn boro to mr air and mrs airs eleven of whom survive their mother james tho the husband having died ten I 1 years yeara ago at kanab besides the eleven children mrs M r is survived by sixty two grandchildren and seventeen great grand children her children are as aws mrs afro Lav intaS jones of city mrs edith S bunting mrs vin nie S pugh J I 1 B mm AIM elizabeth S ford mrs afar margaret et S cram georgia mrs urie lode S little donald C and mrs viola S glazier all ot of kanab and miss thora thom of san francisco california margaret B D was a faithful member of the latter day saints church and an honorary member of 0 the kane hane county company of at the daughters of the utah pioneers had she ohe lived until way may 1 she would have been seventy four years of age the people ot of kane county will long cherish the memory ot of margaret B D tor for she was a filand and neighbor and a noble mother A |
