JOHN CRAWFORD DEAD.
John Crawford, an old and respected citizen of this city, died last Thursday afternoon at his residence. Mr. Crawford had been ailing for some time and those who attended him knew that he would not last long. He was born September 30, 1829 in Wixton, Peebleshire, Scotland, and in the early fifties emigrated to Utah, and in 1853 married Cecelia Sharp. He was the father of a large family and most of his children survive him.
Impressive funeral services were held at the Council House on Sunday afternoon. The speakers were John B. Maiben, John Lowry, Sr., J. D. T. McAllister, Geo. E. Bench, Sr., David Shand and Bp. Wm. T. Reid. Each of these gentlemen were friends and acquaintances of long standing of deceased. They spoke in eulogistic terms of Mr. Crawford and bore testimony to his honor and sterling qualities. Mr. Crawford was a consistent Latter-day Saint, and at various times held position in the church. The entire community sympathizes with the bereaved family.
Son of James Crawford & Elizabeth Brown. Husband of Cecelia Sharp.
Obituary states birth in 1829, but his christening record that gives his correct parents names and correct birth date shows that he was born (and christened) in 1828.
JOHN CRAWFORD DEAD.
John Crawford, an old and respected citizen of this city, died last Thursday afternoon at his residence. Mr. Crawford had been ailing for some time and those who attended him knew that he would not last long. He was born September 30, 1829 in Wixton, Peebleshire, Scotland, and in the early fifties emigrated to Utah, and in 1853 married Cecelia Sharp. He was the father of a large family and most of his children survive him.
Impressive funeral services were held at the Council House on Sunday afternoon. The speakers were John B. Maiben, John Lowry, Sr., J. D. T. McAllister, Geo. E. Bench, Sr., David Shand and Bp. Wm. T. Reid. Each of these gentlemen were friends and acquaintances of long standing of deceased. They spoke in eulogistic terms of Mr. Crawford and bore testimony to his honor and sterling qualities. Mr. Crawford was a consistent Latter-day Saint, and at various times held position in the church. The entire community sympathizes with the bereaved family.
Son of James Crawford & Elizabeth Brown. Husband of Cecelia Sharp.
Obituary states birth in 1829, but his christening record that gives his correct parents names and correct birth date shows that he was born (and christened) in 1828.
Inscription
Dear Father
Rest in peace
We are coming
Family Members
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Elizabeth Jane "Libby" Crawford Thompson
1855–1932
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John Crawford Jr
1856–1874
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Margaret Sarah Crawford Tatton
1856–1909
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Mary Elizabeth Crawford
1858–1859
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Cecelia Ann Crawford Gortat
1858–1899
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James B Crawford
1859–1934
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Sarah Jane Crawford Burgess
1860–1939
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Martha Matilda Crawford Tatton
1860–1943
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Gardner John Crawford
1861–1928
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Nathaniel "Tan" Crawford
1861–1932
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William Wallace Crawford
1863–1950
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George Brown Crawford
1864–1890
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Margaret Christine Crawford Peacock
1865–1928
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Charles Rich Crawford Sr
1866–1947
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Mary Ellen "Ellen or Ella" Crawford Turner
1867–1925
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Adelbert Deloss Crawford
1870–1945
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Quincy Gibson Crawford
1870–1951
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Ida Christina Crawford Braithwaite
1872–1895
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Delphia Crawford
1873–1873
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Nora Alverita Crawford Braithwaite
1874–1953
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Catherine Crawford Fail
1875–1946
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Franklin M "Frank" Crawford
1876–1906
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Grace Crawford Heesch
1878–1958
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Rafield Crawford
1880–1881
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