Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-27
RECENT DEATHS
kINiRAIL. SARAH

kIMBAII, SARAH E.-Funeral
services in honor of the late Mrs.
Sarah f.. Hanham Kimball were held
at MeadowVille, Utah. on Sunday.
Sept. 1S 1910. A yarge number Of
relatives and friends or the deceased
from far and near attended the meet
ing She was born In Gosport. Somer-
setshire, England, on oct 20, 1850.
and emigrated TO Utah when a girl,
where she was married to David II.
kimball, They moved 70 Bear Lake
valley IN september. 1873, and settled
i'm Meadowville, where they have
since resided. They were the only ones
Of the original settlers who have re-
sided there until the present time.
The lady had been III with Brights
disease for several weeks. resulting
in her death on Sept. 16 Bishop
George II. Robinson presided at the
service. and high tributes were paid
TO the deceased by President y. W.
Kimball of Logan Elder Joseph
Irwin. and Bishop Robinson Mrs.
Kimball was the mother Of FIVE sons
and two daughters or whom. three
sons survive her. She was lady OF
many high qualities and virtues, and
her life Is a high example to he emu
lated by all
CAMPBELL. CHARLTON Cat
his home in san Bernardino. a MEM
Der of the church for several years.
from this life TO the great beyond.
MIR Campbell had practised medicine
in san Bernardino for the past 80
years. where he leaves. besides his
immediate family, a host Of friends
His life OF 81 years has been busy
one His efforts have been put forth
TO relieve the suffering and needy. His
generous. patient and sympathetic ma
ture has endeared his name 10 hum
dreds who still remain To emulate his
virtues. Although an fastener by
birth most Of his active life has been
wrought out in the west Two or three
years he spent in the states OF Utah
and idaho OF late years his health has
not been the best and his practice has
been confined 20 his office. The elder
I'm his work always received hearty
welcome and words OF encouragement
from tho patient doctor. He possessed
a most excellent library His know
ledge OF the gospel was deep and
thorough and his parting words were
that he was still a Latter-day Saint.
WOOLNCOTT. ELF AIT the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Winnifred
Weimer. Los Angeles. funeral SER
vices we're held over the remains Of
Mrs. Eliza Woolacott. Prcst. JOS. r.
Robinson presided at the services and
spoke OF the stalW1rt fight made In
the defence OF right by the deceased
and Of her generous spirit In Civ
ing Of her time and material assistance
to all Music was furnished Tor the
occasion by elders and saints there
with whom she came In contact Mrs.
Woolacott was born in Bedford, Eng
land, 10 years ago. In early life she
became a member Of the l.. D. :.
Church. Believing that she could live
her religion better among her own
people she left her native land. in
early days. and embarked for Ameri-
ca After n voyage OF six weeks
landing was effected at New Orleans.
From there she Travelled mostly over
land, by OK team and walking. for a
period Of three months until the
great salt Lake valley was reached.
For 80 years she with her husband.
Henry Woolacott, were residents OF
salt Lake city. and were members of
the Fourteenth ward MT WoolacOtt
was q stone cutter and spent % years
working on the Salt Lake temple. in
1884 they moved to Los Angeles, in
order that the family might be kept
together. their oldest son having pre-
coded them there. As soon as mis-
sionaries were sent into that city they
found a welcome home with the
Woolacotts For years the few saints
were furnished place Of meeting at
their home. and later a small hall was
provided at their expense. Soon
ladies' Relief society was organized
with Mrs. Woolacot as Its president.
MANY needy have been relieved and
suffering cared for by her patient,
mutherly love. Mrs. Woolacott was
titled the mother OF the Los Angeles
branch. Of which she and her husband.
who has some time preceded her to her
great beyond, were the founders. She
has made many trips 10 Salt Lake.
Where she has done great deal OF
temple work. also ono trip To England
TO gather genealogy Many an elder
and saint who has been in that city
will remember the kind acts of the de-
parted to them. lnterment was In the
family lot. Rosedalc cemetery. She was
the mother OF nine children. only three
or whom are now living Nj are resi-
dents Of that city n. J. Woolacott a
,,-cr,,inent business man, Mrs. Nellie
/. Rowland. and Mrs Winnifred
Welmer. She II also survived by Is
grandchildren and three sreat-grand-
children.