Who We Lost: Part 171

Bismarck Snyder, 47, Salt Lake City; attorney. Married to LDS wife. Served in Cuba/Philippines in Spanish-American War. Taught law at University of Utah; authored books on mining law. Died of influenza 15 Feb 1919. Survived by wife Margaret, 4 children.

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Melvin Hyrum Tingey, 26, Brigham City, Utah; farmer. Baptized 1900; married in Salt Lake Temple 1914. Died of influenza and pneumonia 11 Nov 1918. Survived by wife Annie and two sons, the younger four months old.

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Eliza Ann Robinette Nelson, 19, Brigham City, Utah. Baptized 1907; married in Salt Lake Temple 1917. Died of influenza/pneumonia 11 Dec 1918. Survived by husband George, and a daughter born 2 Dec 1918, who lived.

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Cora Thompson Hardison, 28, Roy, Utah. Baptized 1898; married in Salt Lake Temple 1911. Died of influenza and pneumonia 24 Dec 1918. Survived by two daughters; husband William died earlier in 1918, before the pandemic. (Cora at left, with sister Stella)

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Gerald Lynn Albrecht, 25 months, Fremont, Utah. Born to an LDS family. Died of influenza and pneumonia 5 May 1919. Survived by parents and six siblings, with a sister born the next year.

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Arlene Miller, 2, Salt Lake City. Born to LDS family. Died of influenza and pneumonia 11 Dec 1918; buried at City Cemetery. Survived by parents and six siblings; two more siblings were born in later years.

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Louis Peter Brown, 59, Scipio, Utah; farmer. Born to early Danish converts and pioneers to Utah. Died of influenza/pneumonia 26 Nov 1918. Survived by three siblings; he never married.

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Woolley Samson Muir, 15, Salt Lake City; store clerk. Baptized 1911; born to parents married in the temple before his birth. Died of influenza and pneumonia 11 Dec 1918; buried at City Cemetery. Survived by three siblings; his widowed mother died the next day.

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Melvin Simeon Smith, 10 months, Mill Creek, Utah. Born to LDS parents. Died of influenza 7 Feb 1919; buried at Salt Lake City Cemetery. Survived by parents; nine siblings were born in later years.

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Hannah Bodelina Jacobina Frandsen, 40, Salt Lake City; keeper of rooming house. Baptized 1896. Died of influenza and pneumonia at LDS Hospital, Salt Lake City; buried at Mt. Pleasant, Utah. Survived by father and 11 siblings.

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Susannah Temperance Goodman Stubbs, 56, Pleasant View, Utah. Baptized 1872; married in Endowment House 1881. Died of influenza and pneumonia 3 Apr 1919; buried at Provo, Utah. Survived by husband John and seven children.

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Jennie Malinda Jewell, 14, Burch Creek, Utah; student. Baptized 1914. Died of influenza and pneumonia 17 Dec 1918. Survived by brother Clifford; mother died within days, of influenza. (Jennie on right, with mother and brother)

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