Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16
OBITUARY NOTES.
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aAA.'.'N'N 90 OaNNAH fNNIINhNs WHO'LL
known and highly esteemed citizdns ha
passed from mortality % ioru hi- father
iu ,h1 spirit word, ana have boon 70
qucsicd TO furnish Tor the DIS lrtr NEW
% Biographical notice ~ tho doeoased.
william Cr.tehiOw was tho son o
David trtfchiUw and NargtrcI Coo lie
was born July $, l-Il, Boo East Door town
snip, Allegheny county, pouusyIVHuia
90 tnn head waters of tbo Euarinf Run
which Cmptes in % tuc A.IDsUuuv ri,or.
ITO is Ola long line ~ pfnHuytorInn ma.
cl-iurai bus leo tho year 1924 hs hihoi
David and his mo,hoi Margaret wcrt
converted 90 The Bapfis. ulh under the
preaching Of Andrew Ozark, one uf Sid.
new E.gdbu'- cn-labof0s iu tho Baptist
church, aud " which tluv became NOM
bore. lu 1850 William yruhIUw also
united with Them iu the .amn religion.
faith. subsequently, Die wife Joined tho
Baptist churcu.
William Cri,chlov's has been an
ovoui'ul life. add ono OF priy..I8u au.l
much suffering At the ugo oil nina
Nrat-, whiio hH huIrsWuf iu heated
condition, hc One lhr went 100 the river to
hAthe. Tho wu.Hlwhich wssat that time
very cold pruiuU q % soyUrosuUcx 90 hIa
ay.iom, causing sickness which resulted
iu white swelling iu Us Ipu ankle.
lu wac confined 60 bis bed i1r ono .rlr.
amt WHOM HulU Co Itsyo his room h0 was
compelled Io do sD uu ufutuup4. Amer
ht recovery hu lived with hIs grand.
in'h"r i1r scFuml NUIrf, 900 % She death
NI NIH Itiu1r, which occurred March Do,
I-ar. lle was nt .Hu. Imo Do years ut
ntH, ami ihG caro- and suupufi uI his
widowed mother and U.uht children de-
NuiFoI upon him. his older bru,hor,
holJAmin c., having l.1 homo for the
purpose OF studying ilr tuD Iresb,iurlan
ministry. ITO was THUS fNo aiuI aud
support OF tho family for fuu. yotrs,
when "a change in his own condition oc-
CURED.
uu tho lsih of February. I-31. no took
lu himself re- vito, utmUlN, Harriet
Hawkins, of Indiana ruuut,. Pa.
Leaving bic nilUFH family iu the
caro- or bis brUtuur Joseph, near
Che town % ItUpor. h6 moved
Co LCDchburg, Armstrong county. Pa.
Hero uo built % home. bus shortly aUpr-
ward hu removed Co Salisbury. nclr tho
place ul lis labor uu fhu ppuu,ylyAuIa
canal. NuilD .hor' 90 work uu tho lock
cato OF tuc cauAI, July. 30 ISIS, ho WAS
.ur1"u from ihu iup " tuo cato Go the
bottom of tho pii, % distance of uuhfgHu
foot HIS burs struck 0u mo miro HIlI OF
Tho gate, iuliglug HUyors physical iu-
Jury, aud from which hu mover rpcoy-
UfHI, ITO tunuCHIuTtu was u cripple Tor
llIu. Tho puyslo.Nua VINO wcru called Co
his aid, AMOR 10 thorough examination ui
llf injuries, said ihO spinal marrow was
crushed by tho .Hll. This produced par.
tIysif Di tue IHwHr limbs. lir wa. con.
luyi iu lIs uHi fIT about ono wear. Tho
doctors sud ihHTo wCro some nupos Tor
.hu preservation ui bis ne, uut thUy had
no hope whatever thnt hD would recover
|H". D.. 3D. col NNH D..
moral liie-lnd ho mover dad.
lu che month of February, 1850, hrfrst
hoard .h1tnspol preached uy tuH E.atr-
n the Church ~ jesus Christ " Latter.
ity Saints, TO was visited by EIuUs
rHuman NIckowuu, who explained Go
bin tho principles ~ the ufuo Church Of
bod. no also lcf With him c1py
q th0 Book OF Mormon aud the
Book OF Doctrine and Covenants.
Jon tho following April DO received
truug testimony that tho Book 90 Nor
mon was true, aud 100 May OF tho same
year Doc was bsliizHl hy samuel IamU4.
loo August following ho was ordained nn
..dOr uy Potter Dusluu. Ia Nav, lsID.uB
MAS appointed tu preside over the LtHrh-
lurs branch OF ihu Church. lu Muy,l~lI.
be- was released from this presidency,
mi during tuu summer aud ull ui tho
t'u1 yuAt hl Travelled aud preached
.muug hIs relative, uui friends iu
DNo.u counties ul western puuusyl-
.auia,
ON April 20, 1874. ho arrived la Nauvoo
'n luu steamer "Dhlrllu0,n and was met
u the landing hy tru Prophc. Joseph, TO
whom hu wHs introduced by his bro hur,
William Nmitl. lu tho Hll ui 1915 he
moved out " NaugD1 Co Hancock .ut,Ig.
mont, ~ miios south, H1fn ho purchased
2l.acru farm AMI uyol with hs family
mil sop UWhgr, 1915, whom tho mob boz
.au 60 burn thu humOs OF mo SAINTS. They
led 10 Nnuyuo Tor safety, leaving thulr
rppa uugAthOrCd, which bpHamo booty
or the mob. WhilU in N4uvoo no
rcolybd hi. blessings in the Tom.
Ne. la tho spring OF 1916 boo vas
rdainod ono " tue Seventies. aud
m August 81, tue same year, High
'Tiyzt,
When tho Saints were expelled from
heir homes M NAuNul hy tho mubs,
lrUthur Crltchlow uui family were Win
HON. lilo reached Garden Grove May
, and Ou june 30 no returned into Mis-
Ouri to sock employment llo remained
hero two years teaching -uuuI.i tho pro.
Gods " those HOryigDs no doV0.HI TO-
Yards procuring uu Quilt Tor IIuu iu
hose mountains, lie then returned tu
le Grove, whore no remained thrne
cars. His vito Aui ho taught school
urlug that timo, To was oiugiod tho
.rsl Justice OF the poicout Garden Grove,
nd during tho lass year NJ his stay ho !
'ro-ided over that branch u the Church. !
May ~, 1851, ho loft tho Grove Tor |
'ah. He reached salt Lake sopt. ID. |
nd arrived Ia ogden oct. b. From that |
ME ho lived here until his death, which !
cCurrcd ON tho 7th OF June, 1891. lu |
gden he has boon an active, prominent |
llthiul public servant. In Aug, 49, /
a WAS elected justice NJ tho peace; rD- /
.ectod In 1851; Ia March, lSig. was |
.OcIDd alderman Of tho First ward.
For those thrco offices ho held com.
iissiuus rom Governor brigham Young.
n May, l.il, lao WAS chosen ClOrN and /
ly recorder, which offices ho filled faith
ally Tor oloven years. lu August 1856
% was elected county recorder of MOb0r
luuty aud served Ia that capacity Twelve
utrs, For ull those services tine remuu
ration was very muagUr; tho treasury |
uriug those umos was very low ON
tJuneT -, ls'li lao wins ordained patTl- |
rCh hy President Geo. q. Cannon.
luuural Hurvicoa were hold iu the uE-
roo tabernacle on Monday, June lltu. |
hr speakers on thooccaslun wore Elders
, f. Middleton, Joseph Hall, Thomas
0Nyy, Lorin FAR, Jas. NJ. brown, and
IHNup ls'hls MtRuArrici who presided, !
no opening prayer was by ID. N. Stuart,
300 b0uodictOu by Joseph stanford.
ho speakers had all boon acquainted
Ith him for many year,, aud Ml uOro
suWony TO his Startling Integrity, mia
hilh Ia God, In His srrVuut-.
Id the great work OF rodompti0u. /
In was never known 10 couiplulu
bis suloring-, though deprived oil |
10 u-o Of bis lower lUnbs Tor "a porIod /
Oh years. llo always Acknowledged |
.O hand of God iu tho mnIor, and bo- |
1yod It was Tor his good. lIe never |
us heard 10 speak evil OF any prfgou |