Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-06
OBITUARY NOTES.
ANNIE DIE TAYLOR

OGDEN, July b.-sistor Annie Dec
Taylor, wifo OF Bishop Jamos Taylor, Of
Mound Fort, Weber covnty, died at III o
family residence, Ogden, June ., 1870.
She had been great sufferer, aud for
long lime had boon confined to tho hOuso
and WIS unable to help horAulf. Hut
during all her severe affections she was
very patient. She never iuutmured, but
was resigned to tho will Of her Heavenly
Father, feeling assured that all things
would work together for her goo d,
whether In life or In deAth-indetd she
had no fear OF death. She had loug since
outgrown that, the loyo Of God filled her
heart and the Gospel inspired hor with
assurance that she would Inherit eternal
lilo Ia tho Kingdom OF God.
Sister Taylor was the daughter Of
Thomas IL. aud Elizabeth Reeve Dso.
She was born nj llAnloy. staiiofdshifc,
England, August -, 1889. but aitorwatd
moved To Swansea, Norih Wales. There
che heard tho Gospel, aud believed tho
testimony borne 10y the Elders 10 be true.
and On June II, 1867, she was baptized by
Elder Daniel Daniels, and Two days At
forwards was confirmed by Elder Will
liam Miller. In 1860 she sailed from
Liverpool ON board tho ship Under
writer, for tho United States. on route for
Utah, where she In due time arrived Ia
D. safety. On March 20, 1851, she wa. mar.
mi in Salt Lake CITY To James Taylor.
In 1895 she removed with hor husband
To Ogden and settled In Mound Fort,
whore she resided continuously iii tho
time Of hor demise. At the organization
OF the Relief Society OF that ward she was
chosen second counselor to the president,
January 80, 1874, which oilico she magni-
ned honorabiy and faithfully. ON JAnu.
airy o, lss2. she was appointed president
of tho socieiy--the former president hAy-
ing boon removed by death. In this
position, by her fidelity, godlinoss aud
uniform kindness she won the hears,
no; only OF tho members Of tho socio,y,
but those OF tho whole ward, aud tho
attachment grew stronger as years rolled
by.
Tho funeral services wore hold la the
Mound Fort hall on June 18Th. Tho
building was filled TO itH utmost capacity
with sympalhiEing friends, who came
from far and near To pay their last tear
ful tribute to tho memory Of beloved
sister In the Lord. The speakers on the
occasion were Elders Joseph Parry, u.
NJ. Stuart and Charles r. Middleton.
They had been intimately acquainted
with Sistor Taylor for many years, and
they testified 10 hor Integrity, her pure
life, her industry and honesty. She was
true TO every trust, patient In her sore
auctions which she endured uncoin-
plainingly. She lived tho lilo 0i faith
tul saint Of God and died wi h tho a-Aur.
anro that she will come forth IN tho
rnorning Of the fret resurrection.
Yours truly, JosErn HALL.
AatoHniai star, please copy.
SISTER HOWARD wooLLACorr.
Los ANoELEs, Cal, July J., lSl5.-In
line OF our duty We convoy IN YOU tho
sad intelligence OF the sickness and death
Of Sister Howard woollacoti, for publl-
cation. Whom We came into this city
about three months ago We found worry
warn friends In tho Woollacott families.
Sister Howard W., who now has boon
called from earth, was very faithful
member she was energetic In using ali
the means In h0r power to help US In tho
performance Of our duties, our services
were held ON the third ilOOra al hough
her health Wa. greatly impaired we
could always depend ON her presence