Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-12

4 romans i1 the largo m0eNug mousse
Bishop Watkins presiding. Ih9openlug
prayer was offered by j. II. Wilson.
Cons1linp remarks were madoby Bishop
Watkins, j.. b. Wilson, NJ. Gerber and
A. Wootion, Sen, who a.l spoke ~ the
good qualities and many virtues Of tho
deceased. Bonodlclon was Offered by
George Wilson. The house was tIlod TO-
overlooking, aud % large curieg9 81
relatives and friends followed her re-
mains 10 her last resting place, tlore Co
sleep Ia peace till the morning ofthe ilrst
resurrection.
SAILS Lake papers and lfUeHuli Star
please copy Communicated.
WILLIAM oALruioHE pUSS.
Died at the residence Of bis daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth Subbs, in Provo Ciiy,
Utah county, at $50 pm. December IS,
1875 Deceased was born February Do,
1872, U.s. village called Team, in stat
i0fushiro. England, he being aged s1
years aud ten months when no passed.
away. iiu was married thfoU times; fret
20 Elizabeth liowolis, The mother of
jaime. Dunn, OF ProyOi Mrs. Elizabeth
Stubbs, OF Provo, and Mrs. Hannah
DuukIOy, " American Fork. Second TO
MrB. sarah bradshaw, thU mother 81
William Is. Damn. ui American Fork,
and Joseph ". Dunn, % Frisco, Beaver
county. Third 10 Mrs. Emma Robelts,
who survives him. Ito leave, three sons
aud two daughiors, 3s grandchildren and
$50 decentralization.
iathorg Dunn WIS baptized into the
| Church OF Jesus Christ Of Laiter.day
I Saints uu July Z, 1874. by his brother,
/ John Dunn; was ordained an Elder ln
/ May, lsiT, by Elder ~. sorrino, In Man
/ choslur. England. Ito preached tho Go'-
! pei in Lancashire, Yorkshire, DUfhyshiro
/ aud Cheshire, presided over branches a.
/ Radcliffe, Wmtsnold aud segios3 organ-
] iz0l "a branch OF tho Church SO Muslsy
| Common, uolr Manchester, ordhining
/ John oven, John Stone. Richard Groom
] hnlgh, william SiunO aud William Mprt
Z as Priests and Teachers, and bap.izIng
l among others William Gfouuhalgh, John
I pufr aud Elizabeth Glare ll0 baptized
l Mrs Mary iiuIl0y, ~ American Fork,
/ ON the Jfd day OF March, 1915, and hor
/ husband, john llindloy, iu The following
| September besides many others whose
I names douot appear.
| lu 1850 ho omigm.oi 20 y Rh, leaving
! Liverpool un tho 9 % 81 November. 1880,
aud arrived Ia salt Lake city juno D.
| lsIli having driven 10 team of tcu mules
/ iur Phelps Is Childs from Independence,
| Mo-, Co salt Lake Clty. which ho always
l considered quito feat Tor ono VINO had
| mover before attempted anything of Tho
| kind. soon amor arriving in salt Lake
! Ciiy he was called Ia go with President
/ brigham Young aud company ON an OK
] petition 10 tho southern country to look
] uut and locate places OF Hotilomont
| iUr the Saints who wOro called 10 mako
I homes in tho counties Of Willard, Beaver
/ and lrOu. Tho company lrit salt Lake
/ city iu March, 1862, and returned on tho
/ 2lst day Of May having travelled as far
/ south Az Cedar City, iu Iron county, aud
| having visited all tho principal streams
ani settlements IN Jmh south Of salt
! lHku cay
Father Dunn always spoke Of that trip
as hoing ono " the moat pleasant aud
! profitable of bis lite, Tor hO was daily iu
/ the company OF such mon ns President
/ brigham Young, llrbcr G.. klmball, Geo.
| a. SMITH Orsun Pratt Miuurd Wood.
run and olhors, and hoard daily com
tiuual feast ~ good things pertaining TO
the Gospel and plan Of salvation, ard tho
counsolH given 10 tho pooplo pertaining 10
thuir temporal welfare.
lilo was % momburuf tho old Nauyoo
brass band, with William PIT, James
Smithies, Horace Whitney, Phil Mar
gctts, Robert liN,oU, SOtu Rigby and
UthOrsi was un orderly sergeant iu . regi-
mont " cavalry iu thO Nauyoo Legion.
In 1850 he moved 20 American Fork aud
has resided there up 10 within short
AAlllN bl Aln ANAANs III ANN1 hN organized
a brass band In American Fork aud WAS
un active member Tor some years. Since
coming TO Utah no has, likO many others,
followed many ayocatlOnr, being iu turn
tonmHior, hcdger aud ditchor, an
adobe maker, clork aud farmer.
Father Dunn suffered most Intensely
Tor about a month boioro his death from
kidney trouble, and at last sucoumuod
aud expressed a desire TO go to rest. Ito
died In iull faith, believing la tho eternal
love and Justice Of tho Creators looked
forward 10 thai great day when all will
be required TO give an account OF the
deeds donO IN tho body.
lio wished tho services over his re-
maius 10 bo quiet aud simple, ana do
sired that wu should iuscribo ON his
tombstone tho following lines.
Come 900 go0d mortgls. lend an earl
Lot ull iuy faults Dc buried here.
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