| Show LUST 10 BITES HELD FOR OF COUNTY george payne laid to final rest in glenwood cemetery george payne a pioneer of sevier county who died of diabetes at his home in aurora friday were held monday afternoon in the aurora ward chapel with friends and relatives from all parts of sevier county in attendance the aurora ward bishopric presided speakers were levi sorensen jacob dastrup of richfield patriarch moroni lazenby of aurora musical numbers were 1 I know my heavenly father knows sometime well understand and oh my father by the aurora ward choir and a solo 1 I know that my redeemer lives by mrs J E day the invocation was by dr T R gledhill the benediction by C C christenson george payne was born in tipton staffordshire england december cc niber 4 1855 he was w as a devout member of the L D S church re fie came to america with his family at the age of eight years he yelped his hin father push cars in the pennsylvania mines to earn carrr money in n cross anro gs the plains pains and come to utah he walked all the way across the plains the family first settled in heber city and after a short time moved to glenwood mr air payne and H H bell hauled logs to build the first house at sigurd he helped quarry the rocks for the manti temple he did the blasting for the building of t tic the rocky ford reservoir and helped make the vermilion extension canal his church activities included work as superintendent of the aurora sunday school for a number of years a mission to england from 1901 to 1903 his marriage took place in the salt lake endowment house in 1880 he is survived by his wido widow VV and the following children mrs E W poulson richfield mrs jos nh christeneen Chris ard mrs mra conrad payne aurora six children preceded him in death surviving a al so are 22 g grandchildren rand children and a number of b brothers and sisters |
