The Salt Lake Tribune
Monday, February 22, 1937
page 14
GEORGE DANIEL JENKINS
George Daniel Jenkins, a barber of Midvale, died in a local hospital Saturday at 11 p.m. He conducted a barber shop on North Main Street in Midvale for many years.
He was born April 29, 1900 in Midvale, a son of George B. and Annie Jane Lloyd Jenkins, and had resided there all of his life.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ruby Macklin Jenkins [she died four weeks later]; three brothers, Roy, William and Melvin Jenkins, all of Midvale, and three sisters, Mrs. C. A. McRae, Mrs. Esther Macklin and Mrs. William Webber, all of Los Angeles.
Monday, February 22, 1937
page 14
GEORGE DANIEL JENKINS
George Daniel Jenkins, a barber of Midvale, died in a local hospital Saturday at 11 p.m. He conducted a barber shop on North Main Street in Midvale for many years.
He was born April 29, 1900 in Midvale, a son of George B. and Annie Jane Lloyd Jenkins, and had resided there all of his life.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ruby Macklin Jenkins [she died four weeks later]; three brothers, Roy, William and Melvin Jenkins, all of Midvale, and three sisters, Mrs. C. A. McRae, Mrs. Esther Macklin and Mrs. William Webber, all of Los Angeles.
The Salt Lake Tribune
Monday, February 22, 1937
page 14
GEORGE DANIEL JENKINS
George Daniel Jenkins, a barber of Midvale, died in a local hospital Saturday at 11 p.m. He conducted a barber shop on North Main Street in Midvale for many years.
He was born April 29, 1900 in Midvale, a son of George B. and Annie Jane Lloyd Jenkins, and had resided there all of his life.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ruby Macklin Jenkins [she died four weeks later]; three brothers, Roy, William and Melvin Jenkins, all of Midvale, and three sisters, Mrs. C. A. McRae, Mrs. Esther Macklin and Mrs. William Webber, all of Los Angeles.
Monday, February 22, 1937
page 14
GEORGE DANIEL JENKINS
George Daniel Jenkins, a barber of Midvale, died in a local hospital Saturday at 11 p.m. He conducted a barber shop on North Main Street in Midvale for many years.
He was born April 29, 1900 in Midvale, a son of George B. and Annie Jane Lloyd Jenkins, and had resided there all of his life.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ruby Macklin Jenkins [she died four weeks later]; three brothers, Roy, William and Melvin Jenkins, all of Midvale, and three sisters, Mrs. C. A. McRae, Mrs. Esther Macklin and Mrs. William Webber, all of Los Angeles.
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