Joseph Land, 66, of Manassa, Colorado, baptized in Mississippi 1880, emigrated to Colorado 1883, and went to the Salt Lake Temple 1906. He served in a branch presidency in Mississippi, baptized many neighbors, and hosted traveling elders; superintended the first Sunday School in Manassa 1906. Joseph died of influenza 10 Oct 1918, leaving six living children.
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Grace Maxfield Young Benedict, 20, of Salt Lake City, Utah was baptized 1907. She married at age 15, then married again in 1917. Grace died of influenza at the Red Cross mercy hospital 23 Oct 1918, survived by husband and one young son.
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Florence Montgomery Barker, 35, of North Ogden, Utah, was married in the Salt Lake Temple 1904. She died of influenza in Ogden’s Dee Hospital 17 Oct 1918 leaving husband and 4 children. A former teacher recalled her “kind and loving disposition” at her funeral.
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The Goates Family: The family of Charles Hyrum and Juliett Evans Goates of Ogden, Utah, was especially hard-hit by influenza. Son Kenneth, daughters Elaine and Vesta, and father Charles died within days of each other. All are buried at Lehi, Utah, their former home.
Juliett and her youngest son and daughter survived.
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The Goates Family: Charles Hyrum Goates, almost 35, was a farmer, sugar beet man, installer of telephone lines, and water systems engineer. He died of influenza 21 Oct 1918, leaving wife and 2 children. Remembered as “happiest when associating with his children.”
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The Goates Family: Kenneth Evans Goates, 9, oldest child of the Goates family, was first to be taken, dying of influenza 18 Oct 1918.
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The Goates Family: Vesta Jewel Goates, 6, oldest daughter of the family, was the last to be taken, the day after her father, dying of influenza 22 Oct 1918.
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The Goates Family: Elaine Goates, 5, the family’s middle child, was second to be taken, dying of influenza 20 Oct 1918.
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Hans Rasmus Gerhart Hanson, 37, of Salina, Utah, a farmer, was the son of immigrant Danish Latter-day Saints. He died of influenza/pneumonia 31 Dec 1918, and is buried at Scipio, Utah. Survived by father, 8 siblings. (Stone is in error; death cert. confirms death in 1918)
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William Williams Williams, 37, of Malad, Idaho, married in the Logan Temple 1907. Western States missionary 1909-12. He was an accountant, scoutmaster, and Sunday School worker. William died of influenza 20 Nov 1918, survived by wife Pearl.
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Hyrum Pingree, 40, banker of Salt Lake City, Utah, former president of Ogden’s Board of Education, director of several businesses, Sunday School worker, died of influenza 21 Nov 1918, followed shortly by daughter Hazel. Survived by wife, 5 children.
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Hazel Pingree, 11, of Salt Lake City, died of influenza at her family home 26 Nov 1918, five days after her father Hyrum’s death. Hazel and her father were buried together at the old family seat at Ogden, Utah.
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