Charles Warren Whitaker, 36, Provo, Utah, head of BYU’s modern languages department; former principal American Fork High School. Baptized 1892; married in Salt Lake Temple 1905. Sunday School worker. Died of influenza 12 Feb 1920. Survived by wife, 4 children.
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Margaret Pope Atkinson, 37, Lyman, Idaho. Baptized 1891; married in Salt Lake Temple 1910; “an active Church worker and a faithful Latter-day Saint.” She died of influenza 30 Jan 1920, survived by husband and 7-year-old daughter.
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Jesse Smith, 20, Lyman, Idaho. Engaged in dry farming, with his father. Baptized 1909. Died of influenza 3 Feb 1920; buried at Archer Idaho. “He was an honest, upright young man, and had many friends.” Survived by parents and 13 siblings.
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Maud Zimmerman Sharp, 35, Lyman, Idaho. Baptized 1898; married in Salt Lake Temple 1911. College graduate, and school teacher. She died of influenza 2 Feb 1920; buried at Archer, Idaho. Survived by husband and five children.
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Delbert Hunsaker, 28, Lyman, Idaho; farmer. Born to parents sealed in the St. George Temple before his birth. Died of influenza 4 Feb 1920; buried at Archer. Survived by wife and three children; one of those three, son Delbert, died of influenza 20 Feb 1920.
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Delbert Willard Hunsaker, 3 months, Lyman, Idaho. Died of influenza/pneumonia 20 Feb 1920, two weeks after his father’s death. Survived by mother and two siblings. (date on stone is incorrect)
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May Burns Blackburn, 32, Lyman, Idaho. Born to parents sealed in the temple before her birth; baptized 1895. Died of influenza, with her newborn babe, 6 Feb 1920; buried at Archer, Idaho. Survived by husband five children.
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Lyman Marion Overson, 31, St. Johns, Arizona; farmer/stockraiser. Son of Danish immigrants. Baptized 1896; served mission to Indiana 1908-1910; married in Salt Lake Temple 1911. Died of influenza/pneumonia 21 Dec 1918. Survived by wife, 3 children.
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Margaret Jarvis Milne Macfarlane, 37, St. George, Utah. Baptized 1890. Graduate of the Branch College, Cedar City; assistant editor of newspaper. Died of influenza/pneumonia 11 Feb 1920. Survived by husband, 5 children. “A sweet woman of amiable disposition.”
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Leonard William Brown, 38, Tabiona, Utah; farmer. Baptized 1890. Died of influenza/pneumonia 13 Dec 1918; buried at Tabiona. Survived by wife and six children. (Two children died during the pandemic years, but of other causes.)
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Catharina Hendrika Vilart, 35, Salt Lake City; native of Holland. Baptized 1900. Died of pneumonia following influenza 18 Oct 1918. Survived by father and two siblings. (Image is Liverpool passenger list showing Catharina and mother (#2035) emigrating in 1907)
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Joseph Hugh Denio, 40, Paris, Idaho. Baptized1881; went through Logan Temple 1891; served missions in the Northern States 1887-89 and again in 1891. Died of influenza 4 Dec 1918 Blackfoot, Idaho; buried at St. Charles, Idaho. Survived by wife and six children.
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