NAPLES (Special) -- Funeral services were held Wednesday of last week at 2:00 p.m. at the Naples Chapel for Mrs. Susannah Harker Richards, who died at her home Sunday evening December 19th of a stroke. Bishop LaVell Manwaring conducted the services. Invocation was offered by Frank Merrell and the benediction by A. G. Goodrich.
A quartet composed of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goodrich, Orlo Goodrich and Velda Duvall rendered the following numbers "Eternity", "There is not Night," "Softly and Tenderly" and "Beyond." Harvey Knight sang the solo "In the Garden."
The speakers were President Archie Johnson, Joseph Collier and Byron Goodrich. Interment was in the Vernal Memorial Park with Lewis S. Gardiner dedicating the grave.
The pallbeares were Ashel Manwaring, Ashel Haws, Charles Olsen, Arthur Soderquist, Alton Vernon and Carl Gardiner.
The deceased is survived by her husband, David L. Richards and the following children: Stella, Hannah, Lloyd of Vernal; Mrs. Lyman Anderson of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Glen Knight of Provo; Ben and Weldon. All attended the services, except Ben of Rodgeway, Colorado, who had sickness in his family and couldn't come. Six children preceded her in death. A granddaughter, Miss Donnette Myers of Eugene, Oregon also attended the funeral.
Mrs. Richards' father came to Utah with the second company of pioneers. Her brother, William Harker was the first white child born in Utah. Her father was the bishop of a string of ommunities from Salt Lake to Lehi, on the west side of the Jordan River. He spent two months each year visiting all the wards, during the tithing settlement. The first thoroughbred horses and sheep brought to Utah were imported by him. He also had charge of the church sheep herds in Tooele County for several years. Besides four missions, he built the first grist mill in Idaho.
In Mrs. Richards family there are eight bishops, three patriarchs and a stake president.
-Vernal Express, December 30, 1943, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
Samira Susannah Harker was the daughter of Susannah Sneath and Joseph Harker.
Samira Susannah married David L. Richards.
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To this union were born: Orson Richards, Stella Richards, Orilla Richards, Hannah Richards, Susannah Samira Richards, Benjamin Joseph Richards, Luciele Richards, David Lloyd Richards Jr., Donnette Richards, Max Richards and Climax Richards (twins), Martha Richards and Sterling Weldon Richards.
Cildren not listed below: Benjamin Joseph Richards
NAPLES (Special) -- Funeral services were held Wednesday of last week at 2:00 p.m. at the Naples Chapel for Mrs. Susannah Harker Richards, who died at her home Sunday evening December 19th of a stroke. Bishop LaVell Manwaring conducted the services. Invocation was offered by Frank Merrell and the benediction by A. G. Goodrich.
A quartet composed of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goodrich, Orlo Goodrich and Velda Duvall rendered the following numbers "Eternity", "There is not Night," "Softly and Tenderly" and "Beyond." Harvey Knight sang the solo "In the Garden."
The speakers were President Archie Johnson, Joseph Collier and Byron Goodrich. Interment was in the Vernal Memorial Park with Lewis S. Gardiner dedicating the grave.
The pallbeares were Ashel Manwaring, Ashel Haws, Charles Olsen, Arthur Soderquist, Alton Vernon and Carl Gardiner.
The deceased is survived by her husband, David L. Richards and the following children: Stella, Hannah, Lloyd of Vernal; Mrs. Lyman Anderson of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Glen Knight of Provo; Ben and Weldon. All attended the services, except Ben of Rodgeway, Colorado, who had sickness in his family and couldn't come. Six children preceded her in death. A granddaughter, Miss Donnette Myers of Eugene, Oregon also attended the funeral.
Mrs. Richards' father came to Utah with the second company of pioneers. Her brother, William Harker was the first white child born in Utah. Her father was the bishop of a string of ommunities from Salt Lake to Lehi, on the west side of the Jordan River. He spent two months each year visiting all the wards, during the tithing settlement. The first thoroughbred horses and sheep brought to Utah were imported by him. He also had charge of the church sheep herds in Tooele County for several years. Besides four missions, he built the first grist mill in Idaho.
In Mrs. Richards family there are eight bishops, three patriarchs and a stake president.
-Vernal Express, December 30, 1943, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
Samira Susannah Harker was the daughter of Susannah Sneath and Joseph Harker.
Samira Susannah married David L. Richards.
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To this union were born: Orson Richards, Stella Richards, Orilla Richards, Hannah Richards, Susannah Samira Richards, Benjamin Joseph Richards, Luciele Richards, David Lloyd Richards Jr., Donnette Richards, Max Richards and Climax Richards (twins), Martha Richards and Sterling Weldon Richards.
Cildren not listed below: Benjamin Joseph Richards
Family Members
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John Sneath Harker
1842–1846
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Job Harker
1844–1922
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Joseph Harker
1845–1846
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William Sneath Harker
1847–1914
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Henry Harker
1849–1926
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Benjamin Harker
1851–1884
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Mary Ann Harker Haigh
1853–1936
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Ephraim Harker
1854–1932
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Isabell Harker Marsden
1856–1938
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Heber Willard Harker
1858–1943
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Alvina Sneath Harker Marsden
1862–1948
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Levi Harker
1865–1939
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Orson Richards
1888–1931
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Stella Richards
1891–1990
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Orilla Richards Meyers
1894–1939
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Hannah Richards
1896–1987
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Susannah Samira Richards
1898–1899
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Luciele Richards
1900–1935
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Martha Richards Knight
1900–1990
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David Lloyd Richards Jr
1902–1983
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Donnette Richards Anderson
1904–1987
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Max Richards
1908–1908
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Climax "Rex" Richards
1908–1908
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Benjamin Joseph Richards
1909–2003
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Sterling Weldon Richards
1912–1992
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