Daughters of Utah Pioneers Obituary Scrapbook

There is some good genealogical information found in these files, but the dates of the deaths are not indicated.

Mr. Brown married Nettie V. Barlow   April 26, 1896.

Surviving are his widow and seven sons and daughters:  Mrs. J.E. Hoyle,  William H.,  Frank and  Bert Brown, Springville; Mrs. Wandel Openshaw, Mark and Fred Brown, Provo.

The ward choir under the direction of:  L.T. Thompson and a quartet composed of Mamie Summerhays Rich, Edna  Evans  Johnson,  Alvin Keddington and  E. Platt, with Lois Kedington as pianist, furnished the musical numbers.   Bishop  W.W. Barlow  offered the invocation and Stake President  James H. Robinson the benediction.

Franklin D. Welling, 63,  Box Elder Pioneer, Found Dead
Surviving are his widow,  Mrs. Mary A.Welling, his former wife, Mrs. Amelia M. Welling, and seven children, and the following brothers and sisters: Arthur Welling, president of the North Central States mission; Mrs. Joseph A. Sill, Mrs. Rhoda Taylor, Edward H. and Charles R. Welling, the secretary of state, Mrs. Annie Dalton, Mrs. Leon A. Rose, Mrs. Louise Earl, Mrs. Roxie Taylor, Mrs. Belva Barlow, Mrs. Eberhardt Zundel and  Job, George A., Wilford, Hyrum, Willard K. &  Horace Welling.

Surviving are her husband and his first wife, a sister of the deceased, and three sons and six daughters: Orvis I.,  Theron C. Mann and Mrs. Lavinia M. Earl, Bountiful; Mrs. Mary M.Waite, Clearfield; Mrs. Gladys M. Hedgpeth, Farmington;  Newell C. Mann,  Mrs. Ella M. Gailey,  Mrs. Hilda M. Condie and  Mrs. Evelyn M. Layton,  Salt Lake, and the following children by her husband's first wife: William C. Mann. Salt Lake; Anson L., Albert, David C. and Leonard Mann; Mrs. Samantha M. Wood, Bountiful, and Mrs. Stella M. Waite. Syracuse.   There are 34 grandchildren and one great-grand-child surviving and nine brothers and sisters: Israel, Willard and David Call, Bountiful;  Bowen Call, Colonia Dublan,  Mexico;  Aaron Call,  Burley, Idaho;  Mrs. Samantha E. Mann, Mrs. Sarah C. Barlow and Mrs. Cynthia Waddoups, Bountiful, and Mrs. Lucina Perkins, Salt Lake.

Mrs. Minnie Pugsley Barlow,  69, wife of Samuel M. Barlow of 433 H street, died in a local hospital Tuesday at 1:45 a. m. of  neurities after a five  weeks'  illness. She was born in Salt Lake and had lived here all her life.
Surviving are her husband,  two daughters, Miss Minnie Barlow of Salt Lake, and Mrs. Clyde E. Williams of Columbus, Ohio;  three sisters,  Mrs. Ezra Thompson,  Mrs. H. J. Hayward and Mrs. Adelbert Beesley of Salt Lake, and three grandchildren.

Besides his widow he is survived by ten sons and daughters: Mrs. Helen M. Lauder, San Leandro, Cal.; Mrs. J. H. Wise,  Salt Lake;  Mrs.  Harry Bitton, J. Cornelius Campbell, Swan Valley, Idaho; Mrs. J.A. Langtry, Tilla- mook, Ore.; Mrs. George Barlow, Simms, Mont.; Mrs. W. R. Goff, Mrs. George R. Walker, Rigby, Idaho; A.C. Campbell, Twin Falls,  Idaho;  Alma Campbell, Logan; one brother, N. L. Campbell, Preston, Idaho: 43 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

He is survived by his widow and the following named children:   Marie Clarissa Baler, Driggs, Idaho; Elizabeth Hannah Rudd, Junction, Roland Barnson, Salt Lake City; Riley Barnson,Kingston;  and Christian Barnson,  Mrs. Lora Beebe,  Mrs. Laverna  Barlow and Irvin Barnson, all of Junction.    Also two sisters, Mrs. Theresa Rogers and Mrs. Marie Jolley, both of California.

BOUNTIFUL, July 24.-- John H. Barlow, 64, one of Davis county's largest and most prominent fruit growers and market  gardners died at  his home in  Bountiful Sunday of a  heart attack  following an  illness of two weeks with pneumonia.

He was one of the original organizers of the Growers market also the Growers exchange and for a number of years was a director of the company and later served as manager.

Mr. Barlow also was very active in civic and Church affairs.   He served two terms as city councilman of Bountiful.   He was for a long time one of the presidents of the one-hundredth quorum of Seventy and served for 22 years as superintendent  of  the Bountiful Sunday school.   He filled a mission to Great Britain from 1902 to  1904 laboring in the London conference.

On Oct. 31, 1894 he married Mabel Walker, who with one daughter and four sons survive him. They are John Clyde, Glen W., and Leo J. Barlow all of Bountiful; Norman W. Barlow of Cora, Wyo., and Mrs. Algie Richards of Salt Lake City; also 11 grandchildren and one sister: Mrs. Richard Stringham of Bountiful and a brother, William R. Gierisch of Burley, Idaho.

He is survived by two sons, Leland Eldon &  Elbert Sanford  Porter of Centerville; five daughters, Mrs. Armina Barlow of Bountiful, Mrs. Elizabeth Wood of Woods Cross, Mrs. Maye Haacke & Miss Edna Porter of Centerville and  Mrs. Areta Rushforth of Salt Lake; two brothers, Sanford Porter of Arizona and Aaron Porter of Garland; two sisters, Mrs. Edith Whiteman of Arizona and Mrs. Mary Jenkins of California, and 11 grandchildren.

Mr. Call was born Jan. 25, 1865, at Bountiful, a son of the late Vasco and Charlotte Holbrook Call.   He was married to Annie L. Barlow in 1882, who died in 1918.   Mr. Call  served as a captain  in the national guard of Utah.   He was well known for his writings on religion and philosophy.   On Sept. 16, 1929, he was  married to Carrie Gardner Buys.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Polly Smith Moon; three sons, J. Smith Moon & Evan W. Moon of Farmington, and Wesley E.  Moon of Kaysville;  three  daughters, Mrs. Grace M. Barlow, Mrs. Mabel M. Manning and Mrs.  Beth M. Willey of Farmington; three brothers, Henry M. &  Albert Moon of  Farmington and  Joseph Moon of Malad, Idaho; two sisters, Mrs. Olive Potter of Farmington and Mrs. Eva Uddy of Rockland, Idaho; 14 grandchildren, and the following half-brothers and half-sisters: William Moon of Heber, Heber Moon, Mrs. Florence Van Tassel and Mrs. Manda Dunn of Duchesne and Nephi Moon of Provo.

Friends and  business associates will serve as honorary pallbearers. They are: H. J. Lawler, San Francisco, director of Utah Construction company and a member of  Six Companies,  Inc.,  Salt Lake; J.Q. Barlow, (John Quincy Barlow)  chief engineer, Utah Construction company 

Mrs. Garrett was always a very active church worker and for many years was president of the Bountiful Second ward Relief society.   She is survived by three daughters and four sons, Mrs. Lucy G. Barlow, Santa Monica,  Cal.; Mrs. Rese G. Burningham, Mrs. Elizabeth G. Alkenson.   Fred and Charles Garrett, Bountiful; Jed and Edward  Garrett, Salt Lake City; 32 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, two brothers and a sister, Mrs. Emeline D. Muir, (another obit says her sister is Emeline Day Miner) Salt Lake City; James and Joseph Day, Bountiful.

They are the parents  of  seven  living  sons and daughters. They are Mrs. Jennie Bowen, Bountiful; Mrs. Ruby Barlow and Sidney G. Reid, Salt Lake City;  Garrick  Reid, Los Angeles; Allison Reid, Washington,  D.C.;  Milton Reid, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Grace Wallace of Roosevelt.

ST. GEORGE--Funeral services were held at the St. George stake tabernacle at 4 p. m. Sunday for Mrs. Linda Barlow Riding, 77, who died here Sunday after a two weeks' illness.

Mrs. Riding was born in Payson,  the daughter of  Oswald and  Katherine Nightengale Barlow, emigrants from England.  Her  parents were called to St. George in 1861 because her father was a mason and his services were needed here.   She was married to E. Taylor Riding in 1878 in the St. George temple.  To them were born 12  children, nine of whom are living. Her husband died 25 years ago.

The children are Mrs. Mary Schultz, Butte, Mont.; Edwin T. Riding, Stockton, Cal.; Tom Riding, Tooele, Utah; Melvin Riding,  Benjamin, Utah;  Mrs. Caddie  Ashworth,  Beaver, Utah;  Mrs. Emma Hemingway, Mrs. Della Pearce,  Bessie and  Fred Riding, all of  St. George; also 44  grandchildren  and  31  great-grandchildren.  She is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Adrene Wilson, St. Anthony,  Idaho, and Mrs. Caroline Luke, Junction; also one brother, Willard Barlow of Junction.

MRS. MARY BARLOW WILLEY
A long life of Church activity & community service ended today  with the death of Mrs. Mary A. Barlow Willey, 85, formerly of Bountiful and a resident of Salt Lake City for the past six years.  The daughter of Israel and Elizabeth Haven Barlow, early settlers of Utah, Mrs. Willey was born Nov. 13, 1850 at Bountiful.   At one time she was a member of the Davis County Stake Board of Young Ladies and was well known for her work in the Sunday School department of the Bountiful Ward.

Surviving are ten sons and daughters: Sidney and George Paskett, Mrs. Willie Shaw and Mrs. Annie Barlow of Grouse Creek, Parley R. Paskett, Mrs. Lottie Croft and Mrs. Polly Jeffs of  Burley, Idaho: Mrs. Rose Thompson of Tremonton, Philip J. Paskett of Firth, Idaho, and Mrs. Christine Richins of Sparks, Nev.; 57 grandchildren and 47 great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Smedley had been active in L.D.S. church activities, having taken part in the Y.W.M.I.A. in the East Bountiful ward; as counselor to Mrs. Luella Barlow in the Primary association of the Syracuse  ward  and also as  counselor to Mrs. Julia Tree in the Relief society of the Syracuse ward for a number of years.

Surviving are her husband; a son and daughter, Lee Taylor Corcoran, Cal., and Mrs. Memmie Taylor Smith, Salt Lake City; four stepsons and stepdaughters, Mrs. O. T. Burton, Alice, Marjorie and  Melvin Coombs, Salt Lake City; three grandchildren, and the following brothers and sisters: Daniel E. Layton of Layton and Mrs. Annie B.L. Jones,  Salt Lake City; Jacob E. and Samuel G. Layton of Clearfield; Mrs. Lucy I. Bone, Mrs. Hattie Miller, Mrs. Zina Thornley, Mrs. Florence Green, Mrs. Phoebe  Evans and George W. and Ernest Layton, all of Layton; Mrs. Olive Barlow, Bountiful; Fred Layton, Salt Lake City: Mrs. Drucilla Blood and Mrs. Luella Major of Kaysville; Mrs. Jeanette Zesigar of Bear River City; Richard G., Heber, Isaac, Oscar, Harry and Jesse M. Layton, Mrs. Amy Fuller and Mrs. Minnie Hatch. all of Thatcher. Ariz.; Mrs. Elizabeth Savage, Mesa, Ariz.; Leslie Layton and Mrs. Lillian Claridge of Saffard, Ariz.; Albert Layton, Arizona; Chauncey Layton of Burley, Idaho;  Mrs. Jenny Bilbert of Idaho; Mrs. Lottie Larsen of Glendale, Cal.; Mrs. Priscilla McIntyre of  Redwood, Cal.; Horace and Gilbert Layton, California, and Ben Layton of Canada.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Lucille Taylor Romney, Salt Lake City; two grandchildren, Mrs. Virginia Romney Hawkes, Salt Lake City and Blaine T. Romney, New York City.   Also surviving are two great-grandchildren and the  following  brothers and sisters:  Mrs. Jane Barlow, W.N. Clark, Mrs. Mary Clawson, all of Salt Lake City, and Vaughn Clark, John E. Clark, Mrs. Elfie  Madsen, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Geneve Howat, Berkely,  Calif.

Surviving are the following  sons and  daughters:  Wallis Flint and  Mrs. William Robins, Kaysville; Mrs. O.I. Barlow, Mrs. J.M. Christiansen and Mrs. Charles Speed, all of Clearfield; 21 grandchildren and three great- grandchildren; a twin sister, Mrs. Phoebe Balbraith, San Diego, Cal., and a brother, Samuel Flint,  Kaysville.

Mr. and Mrs. Ford are  parents of six living sons and daughters, Mrs. M.C. Barlow of Salt Lake City;  Mrs. J.R. Miller of  New  York  City;  Mrs.  Blaine Shomaker of  Seattle, Wash.; Mrs.  Ward C. Holbrook of  West  Point, Utah; Hugh J. Ford and Mrs. Glen Rigby of Centerville. They also have 20 grandchildren &  a  great-grandchild.

Also surviving are 80 grandchildren, 65 great grandchildren, and four brothers and sisters: A.B. Call, Mexico, Villard Call, Salt Lake; David Call. Bountiful; Aaron Call, Burley, Ida.; Mrs. Samantha C. Mann, Cythia Waddoups, and Sarah Barlow, all of Woods Cross, and Lucina Perkins, Salt Lake.

Surviving are eight sons, Israel B. Call of Idaho Falls, Idaho; Vasco Call of Gridley, Ariz.; John A. and Vincent O. Call of Bountiful;  Schuyler Call of Murray;  Newell Call of Berkeley, Cal.; Ambrose Call of Logan, and Willard  W. Call of  Ogden; three  daughters, Mrs. Medora A. Bergeson of Lewiston, Mrs. Lydia Hancock of  Mesa, Ariz., and Mrs. Hettie J. Wilson of  Bountiful; 80 grandchildren; 65 great-grandchildren;  four brothers, A.B. Call of  Mexico, Willard Call of Salt Lake City, David Call of Bountiful and Aaron Call of Burley, Idaho; four sisters, Mrs. Samantha C.  Mann, Mrs. Cynthia Waddoups and Mrs. Sarah Barlow, all of Wods Cross, and Mrs. Lucina Perkins of Salt Lake City.

Funeral services for  Elizabeth Barlow Jones, 78, who died Tuesday of complications following a fall  downstairs
on  December 1, will be conducted at 36  East  Seventh  South  street at  12 noon Thursday, with Bishop L. LeRoy Karren of the Wilford L. D. S. ward officiating. Burial will be in  the City cemetery.

Mr. and Mrs. Hess are the parents of nine children, seven of whom are living:  Mrs. Nina H. Fry, Morgan; George Marion Hess, Cedar City; Mrs. Dora H. Barlow, Bountiful,  and Mrs. Mary Ann H. Dunke,  LeGrande Hess, Mrs. Lucy H. McClurg and Mrs. Florence H. Manning, all of Farmington. The two deceased children are  Grover Hess and Mrs. Evelyn H. Sipe.

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