Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08
GAVOYERE OR PALMER,
A Relative in the Channel Islands
Wishes 10 Hear From You,
Nr. To rtuore writes n Letter of In
quiry 60 "a gentleman Reading
In this CITY.

A letter has been received by Mr..
James DSyor, Of this city, from n
gentleman IN the Isle Of jersey,
making inqliries for relatives. Az Mr.
Dwyer IL not acquainted with The
peuons whose names are given aud
therefore could not furnish the desired
Information, the letter was handed In
to the NEWS. II any q the parties
sought 6iill i've In this locality, 4, b.
hoped they will communicate with
Mr.. Le FeusrJ; OF II any oae has In.
formation regarding them W. will
give T. place. About three years ago a
Mt. William Palmer, from tho Channel
lslandB, died Ia this city, but whether
or not lac 10 0uo OF the persons inquired
TOR we 10 not know, The letter fcAdb
90 iJil0ws!
EUpAToHIA COTTAGE, Brighton
R0aI, JvuuJ, Jau. q, l5Bl.-Deaf SIR
! bad az album Oi yours ga hand today
that hal not seen Tor over seven
ycats, anu which WIS given me by o
Nj CariiHle VINO was on q Mormon
mission la Europe, aud who was rec.
omuendod ~ call ora me Aud whom !
received with hearty wolcomr. lie
gave me rOuo Information OF Bllt Lake
valley. lhaI h0lo shall eco mas Joy
" the L0rd viii bpaio me. But sincc
Nj. Carisu's jrp,flurc nave not had
ahy news from man.
NJw take tnu liberty 10 ask you a
favor, and b. e., that have u slstcr Ia
salt Lake cay, her maiden name be-
iug Jauu Ann Le Feuore, married -
Pierre G,yoyCfc, "a Ffeacnmau, who
cmlgntud ~ America about twenty
ytaiu ago. hCii n blacksmith by trldc,
bur what he b. doing o. present no
not know. On the 0.hrf hand, my
father cmigratrd in 1872 10 Salt Lake
Ciiy, aui about ouo month after his
arfiyaI he liru, aud WAS buried IN plat
h, block 10, LOT /. / 10 not know II u
Tombstone has been liked 10 mark biz
Resting place by bis second wife, for
my mother died In Runuus, France.
Ny sister Jane II, presume, s,iil In
SAT- Lake Clty, but have not heard
Oi her siuCu she LEFT Europe, and /
should bu very pleased ~ 1 could have
come news it0iu them. n You know
Them, kindly communicate with nor
and give her my ndufcssi anu should
be pleased 30 have some news irJm her
aud wUulI give huI plenty % nUws, for
there have been gfca, chnngcs since she
left Europe.
have also my wife who has hal
four Of her btolhrrs, who lett Germany
some thirIy-uignt years age. Their
names arc respectively William,
Thomas, George and Edward Palmefs.
All four hail from Germany. II you
should hear OF Any OF the above name,
kindly communicate 10 my addiss.
must inform you that / married their
sister, Marina Ann Palmer, born on
the 22nd OF september, 1885, IA Guurn.
sey; issue Of marriage eiX sons and
two daughters, but four dead; four
sons still alive, two In Paris anu two
10 jersey.
cat assure you, dear Sir, should
b. only too tuAnKiul 10 1 could trace
out hoy slsturs' address, Or u any OF
my brOihets-in.lAw are siiil alive. /
have been Au agent TOT thv PRUDENTIAL
assurance company o. HUlD0rn Bars,
London, now hltuen yoafs, On the 8Jth
inst.
In conclusion, hope 1 am not In
trudlug on your valuable time, and
sh0ulu you at any time require amy iu-
formation from Jersey, should only
be too happy 10 be VI some service to
you. WiBniug you the compliments OF
the season, 1 beg 10 remain,
Yours truly w. T.. LIZ FEuoRE.