Thomas J. Call, pioneer builder, dies in Logan at age of 91
Thomas John Call 91, pioneer, builder, and longtime resident of Afton until a few years ago but recently spending much of his time at Logan, Utah died June 11, 1976 at Logan, of pneumonia following a stroke,Funeral services were held June 15 at 1 p.m. in the Afton Second-Third Ward LDS Chapel with Counselor William A. Call of the Third Ward conducting. Burial was in the Afton Cemetery.
He was born Aug. 20, 1884, at Bountiful, Utah, to Anson Vasco and Rosa Emily Stayner Call. Until the age of four he lived in Bountiful with his mother and two great aunts. Then in October, 1888, he was brought to Afton by his father in a covered wagon, along with his mother and younger brother Charles.
He was reared in Afton in one of three families of his father's wives who were growing up simultaneously in the community. As a boy he roamed his east mountains of the valley. He attended school until age 18.
He made fast runs with his father to Montpelier with two teams and one light wagon, and would return with a second light wagon for their machinery store, carrying only small freight loads each way.
Beginning at age 18, Thomas played many years for dances and also in a brass band. He loved music.
Carpentry was his trade and he was skilled in it. In a lifetime of building, he built or worked on a size-able portion of the star Valley homes, schools and businesses, constructing his last home at ate 86.
Until the time of his death he lived in Star Valley; except from 1962 on, much of the time he also lived in Logan, building homes and doing temple work.
He was married to Ethel Grace Papworth Sept 19, 1906 in the Logan Temple.
A member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day saints, he was active in many positions. His church service included: ward clerk, Afton and Afton North Wards, 1904-1938; secretary, assistant superintendent, superintendent of Afton Ward Sunday school; secretary of YMMIA; president of 102rd Quorum of Seventy; high councilor, Star Valley Stake, 1933-1944.
Mr Call served two years on the Afton Town Council.
His wife preceded him in death, Oct 29, 1971, after 65 years of married life together.
He is survived by sons and daughters; Reuel Call, Spencer Call, Mrs Doyle (Maxine) Veigel, all of Afton; Eileen Call, Lander, Wyo.; Evan Call, Afton, Wyo.and Logan, Utah; Mrs Floyd (Vivian) Bagley, Driggs, Idaho; Mrs Ronald (Thelma) Enfield, Broomfield, Colo,; and Robert Call, Rexburg, Idaho. Two sons, Gerald and Osborne, preceded him in death.
Also surviving are 49 grandchildren, 137 great-grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters; Mrs James (Vienna) Woolf Jr. Preston, Idaho; Horance Call, Canoga Park, Calif,; Mrs Hazen (Rosa) Spackman, Logan, Utah; and Cyril Call, Phoenix, Ariz. A number of half-brothers and half-sisters also survive.
Call, Thomas J (11 Jun 1976)Star Valley Independent
Thomas John CALL is the son of Anson Vasco CALL and Rosa Emily STAYNER.
Thomas John CALL married Ethel Grace PAPWORTH 19 Sept 1906 in Logan, Cache, UT.
Thomas J. Call, pioneer builder, dies in Logan at age of 91
Thomas John Call 91, pioneer, builder, and longtime resident of Afton until a few years ago but recently spending much of his time at Logan, Utah died June 11, 1976 at Logan, of pneumonia following a stroke,Funeral services were held June 15 at 1 p.m. in the Afton Second-Third Ward LDS Chapel with Counselor William A. Call of the Third Ward conducting. Burial was in the Afton Cemetery.
He was born Aug. 20, 1884, at Bountiful, Utah, to Anson Vasco and Rosa Emily Stayner Call. Until the age of four he lived in Bountiful with his mother and two great aunts. Then in October, 1888, he was brought to Afton by his father in a covered wagon, along with his mother and younger brother Charles.
He was reared in Afton in one of three families of his father's wives who were growing up simultaneously in the community. As a boy he roamed his east mountains of the valley. He attended school until age 18.
He made fast runs with his father to Montpelier with two teams and one light wagon, and would return with a second light wagon for their machinery store, carrying only small freight loads each way.
Beginning at age 18, Thomas played many years for dances and also in a brass band. He loved music.
Carpentry was his trade and he was skilled in it. In a lifetime of building, he built or worked on a size-able portion of the star Valley homes, schools and businesses, constructing his last home at ate 86.
Until the time of his death he lived in Star Valley; except from 1962 on, much of the time he also lived in Logan, building homes and doing temple work.
He was married to Ethel Grace Papworth Sept 19, 1906 in the Logan Temple.
A member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day saints, he was active in many positions. His church service included: ward clerk, Afton and Afton North Wards, 1904-1938; secretary, assistant superintendent, superintendent of Afton Ward Sunday school; secretary of YMMIA; president of 102rd Quorum of Seventy; high councilor, Star Valley Stake, 1933-1944.
Mr Call served two years on the Afton Town Council.
His wife preceded him in death, Oct 29, 1971, after 65 years of married life together.
He is survived by sons and daughters; Reuel Call, Spencer Call, Mrs Doyle (Maxine) Veigel, all of Afton; Eileen Call, Lander, Wyo.; Evan Call, Afton, Wyo.and Logan, Utah; Mrs Floyd (Vivian) Bagley, Driggs, Idaho; Mrs Ronald (Thelma) Enfield, Broomfield, Colo,; and Robert Call, Rexburg, Idaho. Two sons, Gerald and Osborne, preceded him in death.
Also surviving are 49 grandchildren, 137 great-grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters; Mrs James (Vienna) Woolf Jr. Preston, Idaho; Horance Call, Canoga Park, Calif,; Mrs Hazen (Rosa) Spackman, Logan, Utah; and Cyril Call, Phoenix, Ariz. A number of half-brothers and half-sisters also survive.
Call, Thomas J (11 Jun 1976)Star Valley Independent
Thomas John CALL is the son of Anson Vasco CALL and Rosa Emily STAYNER.
Thomas John CALL married Ethel Grace PAPWORTH 19 Sept 1906 in Logan, Cache, UT.
Family Members
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Charles Stayner Call
1887–1970
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Charlotte Vienna Call Roberts Woolf
1889–1980
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Horace Arthur Call
1892–1982
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Rosa May Call Spackman
1894–1982
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Cyril Alfred "Grampy" Call
1896–1984
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Mary Edith Call
1898–1899
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Anson Vasco Call III
1877–1975
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Adolphus Alwin Call Sr
1879–1952
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Alice Maud Call Burton
1881–1973
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Ella Call Cook
1884–1980
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Franklin Call
1884–1952
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Caroline Charlotte Call Burton
1888–1979
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Stella Call Kennington
1888–1979
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Christian Joseph Call
1889–1958
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Farnham Lamoni Call
1890–1982
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Mary Vashti Call Low
1891–1966
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Chester Alfred Call
1892–1983
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Frederick William Call
1894–1957
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Alfred Call
1895–1895
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Walter Leroy Call
1896–1956
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Laura Ann Call
1898–1898
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Lorna Louise Call Bleazard
1899–1987
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Ira Edward Call
1899–1941
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George Albert Call
1901–1980
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Edgar Allen "Ted" Call
1904–1973
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Ann Call
1906–1906
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Lucy Margaret Call Nield
1907–1993
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Ivan Leon Call
1909–1979
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Raoul Call
1910–1988
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Marius Anson Call
1912–1987
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Cecil Edmund Call
1914–1986
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Waldo Call
1916–1916
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Rosso Call
1917–1988
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Ruth May Call
1919–1921
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Reva Charlotte Call Todd
1922–2001
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Reuel Thomas Call
1908–2002
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Eileen Ethel Call
1909–1987
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Evan Papworth Call
1911–1989
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Rosa Vivian Call Bagley
1912–1985
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Gerald Papworth Call
1914–1934
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Osborne Papworth Call
1917–1964
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Spencer Papworth Call
1919–1993
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Thelma Ree Call Gusse Enfield
1922–2009
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Robert Papworth Call
1926–2000
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Venna Maxine Call Veigel
1927–2014
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