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Gilbert Stuart Hatch

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Gilbert Stuart Hatch

Birth
Woods Cross, Davis County, Utah, USA
Death
16 Oct 1938 (aged 79)
Woods Cross, Davis County, Utah, USA
Burial
Bountiful, Davis County, Utah, USA
Plot
B-4-45-1
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Son of Ira Stearns and Jane Ann Stuart Hatch.

Husband of Ellen Moss Hatch.

Prominent Stockman Passes Away at His Woods Cross Home

Gilbert S. Hatch 79, retired farmer and sheepman, died at his home Sunday following a heart attack.

Born at Woods Cross on January 15, 1859, to Ira and Jane Ann Stewart Hatch, he had lived here most of his life. He married Ellen Moss loss on October 3, 1883.

Surviving are his widow and 8 sons and daughters, Mrs. C. M. Egan, Mrs. Edith Haacke, Mrs. Stanley G. Haacke, Mrs. Walter H. Barber, Lawrence M. and Reed M. Hatch, all of Woods Cross; Mrs. Leland H. Sessions of Bountiful and Mrs. Frederick Muir of Seattle, Washington.

Funeral services were conducted Thursday at 2 p. m. m in the South Bountiful ward chapel, by Bishop Walter Moss, The following program was rendered: "O My Father" double mixed quartet; invocation Frederick Muir; "I Know That My Redeemer Lives" double mixed quartet; remarks, Lawrence Moss; tribute to Mr. Hatch, Byron Ray, a grandson; accordion solo, "Home On The Range" Dorothy Sessions, a granddaughter. Remarks, Wilford C. Wood; solo, "I Am a Stranger In Galilee." Mrs. Zara Inglebrasen; Remarks, President Thomas Winegar; solo "Hold Thou My Hand", Mrs. Emily Holbrook; remarks, Bishop Walter Moss, solo, "Goin' Home", Joseph Wood; benediction, Amos Cook. Interment was in Bountiful cemetery. Charles M. Egan dedicated the grave.

(Davis County Clipper 10-21-1938)
Son of Ira Stearns and Jane Ann Stuart Hatch.

Husband of Ellen Moss Hatch.

Prominent Stockman Passes Away at His Woods Cross Home

Gilbert S. Hatch 79, retired farmer and sheepman, died at his home Sunday following a heart attack.

Born at Woods Cross on January 15, 1859, to Ira and Jane Ann Stewart Hatch, he had lived here most of his life. He married Ellen Moss loss on October 3, 1883.

Surviving are his widow and 8 sons and daughters, Mrs. C. M. Egan, Mrs. Edith Haacke, Mrs. Stanley G. Haacke, Mrs. Walter H. Barber, Lawrence M. and Reed M. Hatch, all of Woods Cross; Mrs. Leland H. Sessions of Bountiful and Mrs. Frederick Muir of Seattle, Washington.

Funeral services were conducted Thursday at 2 p. m. m in the South Bountiful ward chapel, by Bishop Walter Moss, The following program was rendered: "O My Father" double mixed quartet; invocation Frederick Muir; "I Know That My Redeemer Lives" double mixed quartet; remarks, Lawrence Moss; tribute to Mr. Hatch, Byron Ray, a grandson; accordion solo, "Home On The Range" Dorothy Sessions, a granddaughter. Remarks, Wilford C. Wood; solo, "I Am a Stranger In Galilee." Mrs. Zara Inglebrasen; Remarks, President Thomas Winegar; solo "Hold Thou My Hand", Mrs. Emily Holbrook; remarks, Bishop Walter Moss, solo, "Goin' Home", Joseph Wood; benediction, Amos Cook. Interment was in Bountiful cemetery. Charles M. Egan dedicated the grave.

(Davis County Clipper 10-21-1938)

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