Alfred Christian Larsen, 31, of Provo, Utah returned to his native Norway as a missionary 1912-13. He married in the Salt Lake Temple, 1915. In 1918 he was turned away from the army due to a heart condition, and he died 10 Nov 1918 of that heart trouble, following a brief attack of influenza.
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Franklin Hugh Taylor, 27, a native of Payson, Utah, operated an iceplant business he and his brother had started. He was active in the Church, and married since 1911. He died of influenza 8 Nov 1918, leaving a widow and four children, including a newborn daughter.
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Delia Eleanor Hood, 19, of Scofield, Utah, died of pneumonia following influenza 9 Nov 1918. A sister was ill with influenza at the time but recovered. A brother was then in a regimental band in France. Delia was buried at Provo, Utah following a graveside service.
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George Washington Dewey, 28, born in Wyoming and longtime resident of Emmett, Idaho was working in the shipyards at Portland, Oregon when he became ill with influenza. He died 29 Oct 1918 leaving a wife whom he had married in the Salt Lake Temple and four children.
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The Powell Sisters: The family of James Thomas and Annie Jackson Powell of Lehi, Utah lost four young adult daughters to influenza in three weeks time: Bertha, Florence, Mary Ann, and Elizabeth (memorials to follow). All four sisters are buried at Lehi.
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The Powell Sisters: Elizabeth Powell Wight, 30, of Lehi and Lark, Utah died of influenza at Lark 18 Nov 1918. She left a daughter, ill with influenza (she survived), a son, and her husband James, also ill (he survived), the bishop of Lark.
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The Powell Sisters: Bertha Powell Lloyd, 19, of Lark, Utah was married in February 1918. She died 31 Oct 1918 of influenza, as she strove to give birth to a son who did not live. Bertha was survived by her husband Ivan.
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The Powell Sisters: Florence Powell Crother, 27, came to Lark to nurse her sister Bertha, became ill with influenza and died in Salt Lake City 11 Nov 1918. Survived by her husband Fred, then in France with the US Army, Florence had no children.
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The Powell Sisters: Mary Ann Powell Rindlisbach, 24, was living in Lark while her husband Jack was in army training at Camp Lewis, Washington. She became ill with influenza and was carried to a Salt Lake City hospital, but died 19 Nov 1918. Mary Ann had no children.
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LeRoy Jensen, 22, of Mapleton, Utah was in training at Camp Kearny near San Diego when he died of influenza 6 Nov 1918. He is buried at Springville, Utah; a quartet from his Mapleton ward sang at his graveside services. He was survived by parents and four siblings.
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Wilbert Johnson, 23, of Heber City, baptized 1917, was in training at Camp Kearny, California, when he died of influenza, 5 Nov 1918. Survived by parents and 5 siblings. A child born in Heber the next May was named Wilbert Johnson Tadd, perhaps in his memory.
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The LDS magazine Der Stern, 1 May 1919, announced deaths in Zwickau: “Also our dear brother Paul Richard Schreiber died of the flu here on Oct 29, 1918. He was born on Jun 12, 1883 in Schwarzenberg (Sachsen) and baptized on November 22, 1912.” I can find no more.
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