HOUSLEY, Mary--At Paradise, Cache County:
Mrs. Mary Housley, wife of the late Charles C. Housley departed this life July 6. The cause of death seemed to be general debility.
She was born in England, June 13, 1842 and embraced the gospel in her girlhood. The funeral services was held in the Paradise meeting house where a large congregation of relatives met to pay their respects to the departed. The ward choir rendered appropriate selections and the following elders bore testimony of the worth and faithfulness of the departed: Wm. Bishop, Wm. Humphreys, Edward Orgill, Samuel Oldham, Samuel Holbrook, and Bishop P.O. Hansen.
Mrs. Mary Housley, wife of the late Charles C. Housley departed this life July 6. The cause of death seemed to be general debility.
She was born in England, June 13, 1842 and embraced the gospel in her girlhood. The funeral services was held in the Paradise meeting house where a large congregation of relatives met to pay their respects to the departed. The ward choir rendered appropriate selections and the following elders bore testimony of the worth and faithfulness of the departed: Wm. Bishop, Wm. Humphreys, Edward Orgill, Samuel Oldham, Samuel Holbrook, and Bishop P.O. Hansen.
HOUSLEY, Mary--At Paradise, Cache County:
Mrs. Mary Housley, wife of the late Charles C. Housley departed this life July 6. The cause of death seemed to be general debility.
She was born in England, June 13, 1842 and embraced the gospel in her girlhood. The funeral services was held in the Paradise meeting house where a large congregation of relatives met to pay their respects to the departed. The ward choir rendered appropriate selections and the following elders bore testimony of the worth and faithfulness of the departed: Wm. Bishop, Wm. Humphreys, Edward Orgill, Samuel Oldham, Samuel Holbrook, and Bishop P.O. Hansen.
Mrs. Mary Housley, wife of the late Charles C. Housley departed this life July 6. The cause of death seemed to be general debility.
She was born in England, June 13, 1842 and embraced the gospel in her girlhood. The funeral services was held in the Paradise meeting house where a large congregation of relatives met to pay their respects to the departed. The ward choir rendered appropriate selections and the following elders bore testimony of the worth and faithfulness of the departed: Wm. Bishop, Wm. Humphreys, Edward Orgill, Samuel Oldham, Samuel Holbrook, and Bishop P.O. Hansen.
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