Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-19
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Jane Smith Fawceii va, boru Noyom-
Dor &, lsii, at skoTkouhoek, Yorkshire,
EugIaudi she was married to william
lawcot. gn the 3rd Of August, 1886, Ia
bradford, Yorkshire, Eng gland, ana WITS
uapuzrd into he Church of Jesus Chris.
ui Lat ur-day saints IA thu ot y N Nutk
uu inc IA of January, 1870, turoH dave
nnor her husband. IunY wofu tne mrs.
WHO we're btplEtl lu York. They left
England ON January a., l7ls, in no ship
0wuutuu, and hfriyui iu NauVup ApilI
o., 1853 She there sharrd wIlh nor hus.
baud aud ih0 ~aln b in their pursuCuli tons,
mubumgs aud duNus-, o. e., aud iu
Apul, 1870. lett NtuNoO aud arrived 100
Sal, Lake CIV lu Sop rmurr 1861, ln
bishop David Eytns's company, liur
uuHbaui mHIu Is iarm over jordan a. tho
English settlements thoy buried lhrug
children, aud sue has loft a husband lWu
SOUS and Two dAugh Br. also % number ul
grand uui N-grluucuilirnu Her nus.
band was Counselor tu BHhup llighHu-
louuuf OF tHc~INtli ward .uuuu. uIuH Utr-,
lea -nt Ltsu Dity, aud 900 the iul ui 1851
Was called uu 600 Dixie mission, aud -ur
aud nor children accompanied hiu, luuN
arrived 40 81. GHurEH un 600 go Do day ui
November, l-jl3 have lived Boo So. George
~
Robert ThUupzou's families were tuu
hfst 10 arrive uf lhN yohr'- mission iu
81. George, Jane luwce. passed awuN
In the lu.h at November, l7Il, being su
years and % days old; auu shO dlud ~
shu hnI lived. faithful Saint, kind
ami nnor,lnua a Niin aud mulhori mover
doubled thO Gospel. Tor the principle
thereof were in hur heart and her Joy In
alI urr trials; aud in her children arc
HaNl Il h.
Funeral services wore held In tho Tab
eTuacIo at 81. George On SUNDAY attoT-
noon, November %, l-li. Alter tho sac.
ramout rerN lcos, Piosidont Macarthur
pfosi ing, Bro her Nrphi N, Savage read
hor biography aa prepared hy her hus-
band, William iawrHtt, showing tao most
sinking incidents ui Aor liie.
Tho tr,t speaker was Elder Charles
smuh, who had upUn acquainted with tho
family uf Brother 'tUCu. since 1888, ami
emigra oi Boz the ahuH ship.
Elder David II Cannon was the uoxt
speaker. He sui that sister fawr0
was as sh0rA of cufn fully ripe; his
acquaintance with hur reached as lar
bncK n- Nauvuu. Do had looked upou
thom NJ happy couple; they had been
honorable lu every walk OF lie, oc
Elder A. W. Iyius spoke worry bcauii-
fully OF tho resource iDn Of tho dead.
MlHNHN n hMtNkk VIII .'' WV va NANNNN. NNN
with her husband 40 tuo blessing prom
ised, aud what can uH be Tor than such
Ife a. che has lyUHl Her progeny will
always be- glad whom They rOtrOspogiiyoly
look on the lives OF lbeir progenlturs.
bishop Thomas Judd said no realized
thai the lives oi Brother aud Sister Faw-
cot wore worthy VI study, aud the
Saints should Boo encouraged to pur-
sus tho same COURSE lie know what
had been said boo collation. TO deceased
| was true, recommending hor virtues
though doug nor 900 good, IL profitable
| 10 u.-tu many Their carly experience
| in the Church, submission 10 the Gospel,
| tho assurance Off lruths-,ilmulu Oh %
/ good works. FROM Moo outset miuislOriug
10 the Elders, ots, aud thankful for their
Rider McAuistgr said tho course of
/ Brother EAWctlt aud family has been
/ steady. mo- murmuuug, attending 10 all
! ihtir duties iu oyrry sphere. Brother
| Fawcetg has boon model man Ia all
| busino.s entrusted 90 him, Tho speaker
| exhur.ed uI lhO Saints ~ ho faithful and
/ blessed all WM. FAwCErU
IAsslu U uAMMoNp.
Died suddenly 90 her homo In BLUM
! CIV Utah. Sow. IO lsNi, amer an illness
/ ot nan IAN hour. Hannah Howard uum-
| mond. aged 20 years, 70 months anu gl
! d,v., hsloygI daughter ot Elder a. A.
/ Hammond and Alice Howard Ham.
/ mond,