Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25
OBITUARY NOTES.

Died in ia-fIsvilis ward Weber coun.
Is, 40 $3.50 n.u., June lU, isg5, VI typhoid
fever, htCr btIoi illness ~ eighteen
DAYS, Harvey D.,sou u Harvey G.Taylur
aud nancy lsmoline RIwsOn Taylor, aud
husband or l.siiis Saunders Taylor, Hgcd
- years, . months and 10 days. lie
recently went 60 lIiAckfUOi, Idaho, 10
make nov home, and va, getting out
iimbors 90 build with, whom be aud COM
paui1n were oyDrtukgn by severe
storm; the exposure suddenly prOstrated
him, and be had 10 return home, whore
ho arrived iu an unconscious condition,
ia which condition no continued until
his demise. lie WIS born in lluriisvillc,
January -, lHi4, aud WAS at thorough
American descent, his iOtoiaihCrs on
both his fathers aud mothers side hay
ing fought IN mo KoyOlutipnary war, aud
can trace thoir dcsCcut frum tho Pilgrim
IGhou. Ho was a. noble Ia his stature
as his prngonitDf-, being fully six feet
tail and 900 pounds in weight lilo was
baptized whom eight years old, aud was
ordained an Elder IA 1913, In which fal,h
ho led consistent life. Neafs ago,
when he was nero boy, his
muscular vignr was quite an aid
In clearing tho land that raised tho crop
which bought the organ for tho HARRIS
Villo sunday school. tut, was tho see
ond organ owned In the place, and was
used ~, au accompaniment TO the music
discoursod NJ his funeral. All hih ac-
tons were ~ noble as his physical
powers. FOR ho always avoided disputa.
lions. though ho was boy amongst tho
boys whether m athletic sports or liter
ufy pursuits, As u member Of tho sabbath
sch1ol, NJ. /. association aud tho choir;
aud ho was much beloved by all his as
socla,os. Ito wa. married la tho Logan
foinplo November y, 1913, To Mis. Lelsio
Saunders, by whom there 4, ono issue,
male enid.
The funeral obsoques were held
on Tuesday, June loln. The speak
ors were Elders u. II. Poetry, Joseph
Hal aud l.Orn Farr, Of Ogden, brother
Poetry spoke ~ tho uprightnoss Of the
deceased Ia all his engagements, and 70.
ioffod with much pathDs to the assur-
aucs ~ reunion IN tho haven u rOst
and peace with tho distracted young
widow aud tho sweet innocent babe.
Brothers Hall aud Farr gave lucid de-
scrip iUn ON tho efficacy VI saiyation Ordi-
uanues, aud Oi tho benefits ihpt would
accrue to our beloved departed brother,
who has led humble, consistent life.
SIX oi the uuclos Of deceased acted as
plii bearers. Tho c0rtogo was over ~ %
blocks long, aud followed tho henrso to
the ogden cemetery, whore tho remains
were placed beside MS beloved mother
who proceeded hl.d fourteen years. Tho
grave was dedicated by Elder r. -.
brown, and the last resting place was
covered with wroalhs oi beautiful
ll0ral oniblems. T.. l..
ADA MARION TAYLOR,
Died In Harrisyillo, Weber county,
Utah. June ~, 1875, aged 90 years, 8
months aud Il days, Ada Marion, boz
loved wifc Of Alfred W. Taylor aud
daug Of 4. e. aud Charlotte lltx. De.
ceased was born nt WhilOoak Springs,
E,dpraio county, California. February
~, lsbb. Came tn Utah with tho family
Ia 1891, making hoT home m Harrlsvillo
with nor grandfather, the late respected
Father Chase, A. tho noted Chase home.
stead. Suo was baptized member "
the Church Ia lshi, Ia which Church sho
had heon Graded from hor birth by hOr
mother who survives her She was mar
/ Rod In salt Lake Guy April ~, 1873, to
Alfred W. Taylor, by whom shb has had
I eleven children. nine ct whom survive
| hof, the oldest huing near twenty year.
| ~ ngr aud tho youngest babe one
month old. owing 10 her husbands
business occupation the family have
/ periodically passed their summer seasons
/ In Idaho, liut llarrisyillU has always
been her homo, and beneath the same
roof whore hOr mother constantly resid.
/ ud, the deceased hrnAthed her last, In all
her abiding pisces she was noted for her
/ cheerful sOGlability and gentle dOmeanor,
aud VIA beloved 10y nll Who know hor
/ She WAS indeed numbered among that
[ happy throng, the peacomakors, of whom
! iti written that thoy shall DO called the
] children ul cod.
Tho :mnorh services were held
/ Ia tho Nhrrisyillo meeting house,
ON Friday, juno lith, conducted
/ hy Bishop McEntire Of FAR West Ward.
! The singing and iuvouatons we're i'm.
/ prU,siyo, and the speakers were Elder
| lnrin Farr, of ogden, uncle Of tho de-
ceased, Bishop McEnllro aud Counselor
/ Jacob Thomas. Tue ilorAl ombloms were
exquisite and very proiuss; tho pail
/ hearers were her three brothers and
/ three ~ hor husband. brothers, and tho
uorlogo following tho hoarso To the ogden
| cemetery was large, the street being
! lined with muurucrs. y. l..