Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-03-28 | Page 15 | Services for Joseph Linford |

Type	issue
Date	1914-03-28
Paper	Ogden Daily Standard
Rights	No Copyright - United States (NoC-US)
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Article Title	Services for Joseph Linford
Type	article
Date	1914-03-28
Paper	Ogden Daily Standard
Page	15
OCR Text	Show uu SERVICES FOR JOSEPH LINFORD Montpelier, Idaho, March 27. Funeral Fu-neral services for the late Joseph Linford were held from the St. Charles meeting house yesterday. Mr. Linford was one of the first settlers in this county. He was born in England Eng-land in 1842, and, upon accepting the Mormon faith in 186G, he came to America. He crossed tho plains with one of the first handcart companies and lived In Salt Lake until 1864, when ho moved to Paris, this county, and a short time later to St. Charles which had been his home since. The services were largely attended and talks on his noble life were made by Bishop Transtrum, William Rich. Samuel Matthews, S. E. Hymns, C. W. Pugmire and W. L. Allred. oo
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