Who We Lost: Part 133

William James Maynard, 55, Salt Lake City; farmer. Native of England Baptized 1879. Died of influenza and pneumonia 19 Jan 1919; buried at South Jordan, Utah. Survived by seven children. (Photo: William is at left, with sons)

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Frances Stark Evans, 36, Bothwell, Utah. Baptized 1890; married in Salt Lake Temple 1903. Died of influenza 31 Jan 1919. Survived by husband Frederick and six children. (Although dates are unavailable, a son probably born about the time of her death did not live.)

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George Wylor Taylor, 16, Logan, Utah; student. Baptized 1911. Died of influenza 23 Nov 1918. Survived by parents and three siblings; sister Edna Leona also died of influenza in Nov.

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Vernon L. Udy, four months, Riverside, Utah. Born to an LDS family. Died of influenza/pneumonia 31 Jan 1919. Survived by parents and 9 siblings, with another sister born the next year.

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Lucy Okey Healey, 30, Alpine, Utah. Baptized 1896; married in Salt Lake Temple 1907. Died of influenza 31 Jan 1919; buried at American Fork, Utah. Survived by husband Ephraim and six children. (Lucy on right, holding baby)

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Cecil Earl Cox, 16, Salt Lake City; student. Baptized 1910; born to parents married in the temple before his birth. Died of influenza and pneumonia 31 Jan 1919; buried at Millcreek, Utah. Survived by parents and four siblings.

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John Thomas Warren, 36, Salt Lake City; machinist. Native of England; immigrated 1912. Baptized 1891. Died of influenza 31 Jan 1919; buried in City Cemetery. Survived by wife Lily; also, parents and four siblings, some of whom had immigrated to Salt Lake City.

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Maryetta Jessen Pierce, 22, Wellington, Utah. Born to LDS family. Died of influenza and pneumonia 8 Mar 1919. Survived by parents and ten siblings. (Photo courtesy Aimee Evans Hickman)

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Agnes Perkins Ray, 42, South Weber, Utah. Native of England. Baptized 1884; married in Salt Lake Temple 1896 (probably married civilly in 1895). Died of influenza and pneumonia 31 Jan 1919; buried at Uintah, Utah. Survived by husband Hyrum and six children.

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Frederick Richard Beaman, 25, Stockton, Utah; lead and copper miner. Married to an LDS wife. Died of influenza and pneumonia 14 Nov 1918. Survived by wife Nellie, three children, and another daughter born Apr 1919. (Image: Stockton mining region)

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Martha Jane Lewis Duncan, 69, Farmington, Utah. Native of Wales; immigrated 1856. Baptized 1860; married in Endowment House 1867. Died of asthma and influenza 30 Jan 1919; buried at Bountiful, Utah. Survived by four of her seven children.

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Niels Peter Jensen, 62, Salt Lake City; day laborer. Native of Denmark; immigrated 1878. Baptized 1879; married in Endowment House 1883. Died of influenza 30 Jan 1919; buried at Millcreek, Utah. Survived by wife Nikoline, 2 of 8 children; a daughter died in the pandemic.

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