Who We Lost: Part 48

Sadato Fujiwara, 31, Perry, Utah; farmer; native of Japan. Baptized Apr 1918. Died of influenza 28 Dec 1918; buried at Brigham City, Utah. Survived by wife (who died Mar 1919; I am as yet unable to confirm whether or not she died of influenza.)

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James Bowthorp Taylor, almost 30, Hammond, Indiana. Baptized 1897; great-nephew of Pres. John Taylor. Went to Chicago to enlist in Navy, but after Armistice took work with US Steel. Died of influenza/pneumonia 29 Dec 1918. Buried at Salt Lake City.

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George Martinus Andersen, 27, Hyrum, Utah; laborer. Baptized 1901; married in Logan Temple 1911. Died of influenza/pneumonia 30 Dec 1918. Survived by wife and five children, including 5-day-old son.

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Verta Karren Layne, 24, Lewiston, Utah. Baptized 1902; married in Salt Lake Temple 1915. Died of influenza 29 Dec 1918. Survived by husband and daughter.

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William John Evans, 19, River Heights, Utah. Baptized 1911. Died of pneumonia following influenza 28 Dec 1918. Survived by parents and seven siblings. (Photo is Willie’s scout troop)

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Franklin McGregor Wilson, 29; bookkeeper. Baptized 1897; served Northern States mission 1911-1912; married in Salt Lake Temple 1917. Died of influenza 28 Dec 1918. Survived by wife; daughter born the following March. (Photo is Frank with nieces)

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Adah Ries Sessions, 25, Chesterfield, Idaho. Baptized 1907. Died of pneumonia following influenza 16 Dec 1918. “Just before she passed away she gave birth to a fine daughter, who together with her husband survive her.” They named the baby Adah.

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Ambrose Harris, 26, Beaver, Utah. Baptized 1900. Was working in Montana awaiting military service when he became ill; his last letter to his mother was mailed unfinished. Beaver West Ward choir sang at his graveside service. Survived by parents, 7 siblings.

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Sarah Ellen Hurd Robbins, 35, Dayton, Idaho. Baptized 1892; married in Logan Temple 1904. Died of influenza and pneumonia 26 Feb 1920. Survived by husband and 9 children, including 1-month-old daughter.

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Carlos Smith Higgins, 28, Pleasant Green, Utah; millhand at Magna Mill Co.; baptized 1898; served Southern States mission 1913-1915; married in Salt Lake Temple 1916. Died of influenza and pneuymonia 30 Dec 1918. Survived by wife and son. Buried at Kanosh, Utah.

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Catherine Hadley Wayment, 24, West Weber, Utah. Baptized 1902. Died of influenza exacerbating kidney disease 24 Dec 1918. Survived by husband and three children, one of them a daughter two weeks old.

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Soren Christian Larsen, 32, Idaho Falls, Idaho; farmer. Native of Denmark; immigrated 1890. Baptized 1904. Died of pneumonia following influenza. Survived by wife and two children. (Contributed by @UTDemLttrDaySnt)

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