Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17
OBITUARY.


Indian deprpdatious, G G, aud were never
known 10 complain at their lnl, bhI al
ways bent their knees IN thanhfuInes4 70
God for tho blessings ih'y did nave
Sister williams had done nuch good IN
waiting on the sick, rs her tltl aud
works went together, and many
a mothers heart has boju made
glad through hur works ana prayers IN
The restoration Of their children to heath
and strength. She wts pro,iden. oyor
the Primaries at Ephraim tor about i've
yours; was Always ON hand To DO nor
duty, aud was n fai hful member oil tho
Relief society. Sue was -weo. Ginger,
ana will always ho remembered by her
associates IA a singer III the choir for
over thirty years; for, II no o,her singers
were at meeting, SIS or Emma wohld
always raise her sw5ut VOC" IN song
Of praise to her Maker. She loved hos
religion, was IA true litning and donation
payer.
On account Of the con1i ion Ut hor hus-
band, they moved 10 Emery Castle
valley in The spring OF 1921 whore ia ut
their chldteu rusiue. sue vailed ialIh-
fully on her husband for long time
until the Lord took him to rest last
January, since which tIins shJ has bee
failing In health. In lac sprlhg sue
thought she would ike to vl,iL hor t"u
daughters and old friends IN Ephralmi
ana when che returned homs again %
Emery, took to her bed, and atter au
illness OF ten weeks dled, In iuli latin.
She was cOncious 10 the last breath, AMI
knew hor children. A day OF two before
she died she gave s. for tilhlng to Bishop
Brnkerholf Of Emery.
She Wns the mother of twelve children,
ten Of wnOm are living, seven sons aud
throu daughters. All oi nor decendents
are in iuil fellowship of the Go,poi. sue
had seventy 1.-TWO grsndcuildreu ami
twenty-four great graudchildrou.
ETA WILLIAMS.
RUTH ALBIsToN JOHNSON.
CuAPfS, Fremont Co., Ida, Aug. o,
1ss7.-Sister Ruth Albis!on Johnson,
wife Of JoseDi, Johnson, was boru oct.
II, 1855, at Mount Fort, near Ogden,
Weber county. Ulah, and died July 3d.
1857. The cause OF death Was dtopsy
ailer the birlh of puir of twas. IL Boy
and girl. She fingered from tho 18Th to
the 3Oth of July, when she passed peace
fully away, with IA host of friends at her
bedside. She was the daugnser of john
and Elizabeth AlDiston, and was married
to Joseph JonSOn April u, 1873, at the
Endowment house, SAT- Lake Cny. Sac
spent Twelve years OF pioneer life in the
upper Snake River valley. She came 20
Idaho OH the 23rd of March, 1883, With
her husband she was one OF me first to
help settle the Teton Basin, where she
setlled the 2G.h of July, 1883. Since
June 20, 1889, has lived on n stream
known as Fox creek, aud since tho or
gsniZaton OF the Fox branch OF the Ray
moud ward, she has taken livoly in
ieres. rs n sunday school teacher. Sis
ter Johnson was sweet singer, ind
was tho leading spiris OF the choir vi
IN hFu a AL
seven boys and six girls. Her oldes
son was ~ the National Park, she fell
great desire 10 see him, but word
could not be gotten 10 him III time. She
bore her illness withou. word OF com
plant. Sis or johnson was buried ~
The Raymond cemetery; Bishop DavlC
Sinclair taking charge of the fdnera
services. A large procession followed
her TO the graveyard.
JosEPH JOHNSON.
MANY ANN HAYWOOD MORLEY.
Sister Mary A. II. Morley was tn
daughter of William and Mary Hal
wood. She was born NJ Euor. Derby
shire, England, May 2, 1874: wa. mar
ried 20 Joseph Morley ~ HIlklns,One, Ii
tho year lSii. AiIor heI marriage sh
continued 10 reside AT hsr nsIvB villag
till 1850, when, with her family, she 10
moved TO Ison Green, which place nov
forms part OF Nottingham, NOus.
II was At Enor where sue first hear
the Gospel preached by the late Eide
James stone, who wa' ~ that tim
travelling aud preaching IN that neign
borhood. Elder Stone died several year
since nj Ogden.
In 1919 her husband WAS baptized II
the Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latterda
SAINTS, by Elder George Taylor, father c
Elder Joseph II. Taylor, now OF the Sal
Lake Stake presidency. Sister Morle
was baptized subsequently. AT that tim
Brother aud Sister Morley were in goo
circumstances financially, and wer
liberal with their means in sustainln
the work of tho Lord They madea HON
Tor the missionaries, many Of whom sti
remember their liberality, and especia
lv the kind ministTatiuns OF Sister Morle
who always evinoed a natural sollcitut
for tho comfort OF the Elder
aud under whose roof they ever fDun
hearty welcome and resting plac
She would frequently accompany II
Elder to open air meetings whore, b
her vocal musical talents, she aided
collect the people together in vast nun
bers, TO whom the Elders would the
have the privilege of bearing 81 the re
toration or the Gospel.
In 1877 Sister Morley with her husbar
md most OF ths family emigra, ed
Utah. They came TO Ogden city 500
after their arrival aud have resided he
from that time to the present. Sist
Morley mad robust constitution, al
for number Of years sho enjoyed exec
lent health, bul for a few years past 81
has experienced much physicsl debili
and more recently sho has been gre
sufferer.
still, Sue bore her an lotion with mu,
fortitude ind resigua ION. She labor,
diligently to guide her home and set
good example before hDr children, NJ
TO educate them relIgiously aud sec
lRrly Is far as their income would aEab
her and her husband to do so.
Within the past TWO years she h
been reduced very low, and the tamt
were called to her bedside at one I'm
expecting to see her close her eyes
death; but through tho grace OF God Al
rallied again tor season. Bat on A
gust $, 1897, she passed peacefully ava
AZ the age OF 73 years, months and
day.
She had fifteen children, six OF who
are dead. sue has 80 grandchildren NJ
guile number Of great-Eraudchildre
six daugh erS and three sons, beside h
husband, survive her. Two OF -
daughters arc 10 England. Sister Nc
lev was kindhetrted ana generous. >
was fai hiul wife, an affections
homes Laitgr-dty Saint.
The funeral services were hold Augu
Gu IN the Second ward meeting house
Ogden, and numorously attended. 4
Second ward Choir furnished tue mus
'luo.a who tDDk acLiVe MARI in rho pai