Margaret Kerby Teeples, 22, of Magna, Utah was baptized in 1904 and married to Archibald Teeples in the Salt Lake Temple in 1914. She died of influenza at Magna 5 Dec 1918; a baby daughter born 3 Dec did not live. Margaret was survived by husband and two daughters.
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Arthur Swen Ross, 22, of Ephraim, Utah, teacher of science, athletics and military tactics at Garland High School, 3-year veteran of the Utah National Guide who served at the Mexican border, died of influenza 1 Jan 1919. His bride of two months was also ill but survived.
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Walter Thompson Rowley, Jr., 33, farmer, born at Fillmore, Utah and later of Garrison, Utah was “a man who made friends very easily, being of a bright, sunny disposition.” Married, with two children, he died of influenza at Garrison 12 Dec 1918.
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Afton Eldredge Lambert, 31, of Salt Lake City Utah, was baptized in 1896 and married in Salt Lake Temple 1911. She died of influenza at Salt Lake City, 3 Jan 1919, leaving her husband and 4 children, one less than 3 months old. Afton was buried at Spanish Fork, Utah.
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Elmer Orrin Davie, 39, a miner of Milford, Utah, died of influenza 26 Dec 1918, leaving his wife Ethel and 11 young children. His 5-year-old son Byron died 3 days later; father and son are buried together at Tooele, Utah.
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Byron Woodrow Davie, 5, was born in Tooele County, Utah and was living in Beaver County, Utah when he died of influenza followed by pneumonia, following his father’s death by three days. He left his mother and 10 brothers and sisters.
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Thomas Pratt Washburn, 35, stockraiser of Monroe, Utah and elsewhere in Utah and Nevada, was married in the Manti Temple in 1910. He died of influenza and pneumonia and Ioka, Utah 28 Dec 1918 and was buried at Myton, Utah. He was survived by wife Olive and 5 small children.
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Rasmus Randolph Johnson, 37, a farmer of Emery, Utah, served a mission to Denmark in about 1904. Dolph died of influenza at Emery 31 Dec 1918, leaving four orphaned children who made their home with their grandfather. He was buried at Emery.
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Frank K. Nelson, 37, born to a pioneering Danish LDS family of Manti, Utah, was a businessman in Salt Lake City when he died of heart trouble aggravated by influenza, 5 Jan 1919. Frank left a widow, Dorothy, and four children, one of them a son only 5 days old.
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Who we lost: Vera Williams, 19, sealed to her parents at Manti, 1900, baptized 1907, was a graduate of Provo High School and a teacher in the Utah Business College at Salt Lake City, and an active Church worker. Died of influenza, 4 Jan 1919, leaving parents and two brothers.
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Ivy Nelson, 21, of Mink Creek, Idaho, graduate of an Ogden business college, Ivy was preparing to go to Idaho Falls, Idaho to begin work as stenographer in a law firm when she died of influenza at Brigham City, Utah 5 Jan 1919. Survived by parents and 10 siblings.
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Catherine Vaughan Denney, almost 29, of Salt Lake City, Utah was baptized at age 10. She married 1906 and was the mother of two young sons when she died of influenza in a Salt Lake City hospital 5 Jan 1919. She was buried at City Cemetery after graveside services.
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