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MLA: Parshall, Ardis E. ""I Take Up My Pen": Wasatch Lawn Cemetery Association, 1915." Keepapitchin.org, 11 Feb 2015, https://keepapitchinin.org/2015/02/11/wasatch-lawn-cemetery-association-1915/.

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3 thoughts on ““I Take Up My Pen”: Wasatch Lawn Cemetery Association, 1915”

  1. Although my grandparents were totally inactive in the Church, they did have upwardly mobile aspirations. They purchased lots in Wasatch Lawn in the 1920s as part of that desire to be properly upscale. My grandparents and most of their children and spouses and many of their grandchildren and spouses, are now buried their. My branch of the family have all gravitated to Utah County, however.

    I wonder if any of the GAs listed on this masthead are buried at Wasatch Lawn? It has always seemed to me that GAs being buried in SL Valley were all (usually) buried in the SL City cemetery.

  3. I lived a mile or two from the cemetery, near Uintah School, as a child in the 1950’s. Friends and I would ride our bikes there. We loved finding little dead insects to carry gently to the cemetery. We would dig a hole, place the deceased in it, hold a little memorial service, then cover it up. I have dear friends there now but no family members.

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