Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-06-27 | Page 3 | Kaysville Stock Man Passes Away

KAYSVILLE STOCK MAN PASSES AWAY KAY8VILIE. J,n,? -:- James H. Larking Kaysville lie?tock man. died in I. os Angeles. Cal. last Saturday, after an Illness of more than a year. .Mr. Larklns was a former commissioner commis-sioner o( Davis count and assisted in the organization of the Karnes' Banking company of Kaysville. of which he was one of the directors. H- was horn at Bedfordshire. England. Eng-land. In 1M3 and came to Utah In is"..' walking across the plains With tho handcart company. He was a son Of J. H nnd Mrs. Martha Pack Larklns. His father died before he left England, and his mother died on th. way to Utah, and was burled at St. Louis .Mr. Larklns settled at Kaysvilb-With Kaysvilb-With his slter. Mrs. William Topley. While still a young man he entered the Ii' -stock business and became one of th leading livestock men in this part of the west. Mr Larkins is survived by three sons and three daughters Frank i. and Fred J. Larklns both of Kaysville; Kays-ville; Howard J. larklns of Wlnne-niiic. Wlnne-niiic. a. o.- : Mrs George H. Bloid or Preston, Idaho, nnd Mrs. J. Parley Par-ley Ellison of Winnemucca. Ncv. Funeral services will he held at Kaysville, Friday. Interment will be in the Kaysville cemetery. oo