Special to The Tribune.
DUCHESNE -- July 27.—Hyrum L. Ivie, 78, died at his home on Strawberry River Sunday from paralysis.
He was born in Salt Lake County in 1849. He had been married three times, the first time to Miss Emma Robbins of Millard County in 1870. Second to Miss Esther Robbins of Charleston in 1890, and later to Miss Annie M. Thacker of Heber, who survives.
He is also survived by six children, Mrs. May Peck, Idaho; Mrs. Walter Mecham, Mrs. Ike Eaum, Lou, James G., Alford and Clarence Ivie, Strawberry.
He was a Black Hawk veteran, having had many fights with the Indians in early days.
Mr. Ivie came to the Reservation at its opening in 1905 and homesteaded a ranch on Strawberry seven miles west of Duchesne, having lived there since.
Funeral services were held Tuesday and interment was in Strawberry Cemetery.
-Salt Lake Tribune, July 28, 1927, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
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Hyrum Ivie
He married Emma Jane Robbins Oct. 28, 1868 at Salt Lake City, Utah. She died Aug. 2, 1872 in Scipio, Utah.
Emm's Children: Mariam Monetta "May" Mints, Gabrilla Jane Ivie.
Then he married Esther Robbins - children Hyrum Lewis: Pearl, Amos Aldon, Clarence, Joseph, James Gilbert. She died March 6, 1894.
He married Anna Marie Thacker Myler on 29 Dec 1894 at Provo, Utah. She died Oct. 4, 1934. He died July 24, 1927.
-info by Dian Ivie Burton
Hyrum Louis Ivie was the son of Eliza McKee Fausett Ivie and James Russell Ivie.
Wives: Emma Jane Robbins, Esther Robbins and Annie Marie Thacker
Children not listed below: Mariam Monetta "May" Ivie Mints Peck
Special to The Tribune.
DUCHESNE -- July 27.—Hyrum L. Ivie, 78, died at his home on Strawberry River Sunday from paralysis.
He was born in Salt Lake County in 1849. He had been married three times, the first time to Miss Emma Robbins of Millard County in 1870. Second to Miss Esther Robbins of Charleston in 1890, and later to Miss Annie M. Thacker of Heber, who survives.
He is also survived by six children, Mrs. May Peck, Idaho; Mrs. Walter Mecham, Mrs. Ike Eaum, Lou, James G., Alford and Clarence Ivie, Strawberry.
He was a Black Hawk veteran, having had many fights with the Indians in early days.
Mr. Ivie came to the Reservation at its opening in 1905 and homesteaded a ranch on Strawberry seven miles west of Duchesne, having lived there since.
Funeral services were held Tuesday and interment was in Strawberry Cemetery.
-Salt Lake Tribune, July 28, 1927, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
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Hyrum Ivie
He married Emma Jane Robbins Oct. 28, 1868 at Salt Lake City, Utah. She died Aug. 2, 1872 in Scipio, Utah.
Emm's Children: Mariam Monetta "May" Mints, Gabrilla Jane Ivie.
Then he married Esther Robbins - children Hyrum Lewis: Pearl, Amos Aldon, Clarence, Joseph, James Gilbert. She died March 6, 1894.
He married Anna Marie Thacker Myler on 29 Dec 1894 at Provo, Utah. She died Oct. 4, 1934. He died July 24, 1927.
-info by Dian Ivie Burton
Hyrum Louis Ivie was the son of Eliza McKee Fausett Ivie and James Russell Ivie.
Wives: Emma Jane Robbins, Esther Robbins and Annie Marie Thacker
Children not listed below: Mariam Monetta "May" Ivie Mints Peck
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Richard Anderson Ivie
1825–1892
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William Franklin Ivie
1826–1880
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Sarah Ann Ivie McArthur
1829–1890
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James Alexander Ivie
1830–1906
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John Lehi Ivie
1833–1909
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Polly Ann Ivie Zabriskie
1835–1896
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Elizabeth Caroline Ivie Billingsley
1837–1907
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Joseph Orson Ivie
1840–1852
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Eliza Maria Ivie Foote
1842–1920
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Isaac Thomas Ivie
1844–1906
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Benjamen Martin Ivie
1846–1926
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Heber Charles Ivie
1852–1923
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