Margaret Allen Hunter
The Standard Newspaper, Ogden, UT, Friday Dec. 14, 1900
Margaret Hunter was born February 7, 1820, at Clackmannan, Scotland. Emigrated to Utah May 15th, 1877. Resided two years in Riverdale, then moved to Kanesville. She was the mother of eleven children, five sons and six daughters and had sixty-six grandchildren, and twenty five great grandchildren. She lived and died in the hopes of a glorious resurrection. She was a faithful and loving wife and mother and an agreeable pleasant neighbor. In the Scofield mine disaster last spring she lost two sons, five grandsons and three nephews.
The Standard Newspaper, Ogden, UT, Friday Dec. 14, 1900
Margaret Hunter was born February 7, 1820, at Clackmannan, Scotland. Emigrated to Utah May 15th, 1877. Resided two years in Riverdale, then moved to Kanesville. She was the mother of eleven children, five sons and six daughters and had sixty-six grandchildren, and twenty five great grandchildren. She lived and died in the hopes of a glorious resurrection. She was a faithful and loving wife and mother and an agreeable pleasant neighbor. In the Scofield mine disaster last spring she lost two sons, five grandsons and three nephews.
Margaret Allen Hunter
The Standard Newspaper, Ogden, UT, Friday Dec. 14, 1900
Margaret Hunter was born February 7, 1820, at Clackmannan, Scotland. Emigrated to Utah May 15th, 1877. Resided two years in Riverdale, then moved to Kanesville. She was the mother of eleven children, five sons and six daughters and had sixty-six grandchildren, and twenty five great grandchildren. She lived and died in the hopes of a glorious resurrection. She was a faithful and loving wife and mother and an agreeable pleasant neighbor. In the Scofield mine disaster last spring she lost two sons, five grandsons and three nephews.
The Standard Newspaper, Ogden, UT, Friday Dec. 14, 1900
Margaret Hunter was born February 7, 1820, at Clackmannan, Scotland. Emigrated to Utah May 15th, 1877. Resided two years in Riverdale, then moved to Kanesville. She was the mother of eleven children, five sons and six daughters and had sixty-six grandchildren, and twenty five great grandchildren. She lived and died in the hopes of a glorious resurrection. She was a faithful and loving wife and mother and an agreeable pleasant neighbor. In the Scofield mine disaster last spring she lost two sons, five grandsons and three nephews.
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