Who We Lost: Part 174

Alice Charlotte Wood, 28, Heber City, Utah; accountant, clerk of school district. Baptized 1898. Served Northern States mission 1912-1913. Died of influenza and pneumonia 16 Nov 1918. Survived by five siblings.

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Margaret Doris Smith, 20 months, Granger, Utah. Born to LDS family. Died of influenza and pneumonia 16 Mar 1919; buried at Taylorsville, Utah. Survived by parents and six siblings.

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Ernest Linwood Tuckett, 28, Salt Lake City; dealer in confectioners’ supplies. Baptized 1900. Died of influenza and pneumonia 16 Feb 1919; buried at City Cemetery. Survived by wife Lelia, and widowed mother.

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Grant Canfield Brown, 32, Ogden, Utah; insurance salesman. Baptized 1895; married in Salt Lake Temple 1914. Served Netherlands mission 1909-1912. Died of influenza/pneumonia 13 Feb 1919. Survived by two daughters; wife Pearl died 15 Feb, of influenza.

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Wilford Raymond Smith, 12, Cedar City, Utah. Baptized 1914; born to parents who married in the temple before his birth. Died of influenza 22 Dec 1918. Wilford was orphaned and physically handicapped; his sister wrote of his death that “[we] couldn’t help but know father and mother were taking him unto themselves.” Survived by six siblings.

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Jane Wiseman Chapman, 35, Salt Lake City. Native of England; immigrated 1907. Baptized 1892; married in Salt Lake Temple 1911. Died of influenza 24 Jan 1919; buried at City Cemetery. Survived by husband Henry and four children.

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Wells Van Olsen, 14 months, Mountain Home, Utah. Born to an LDS family. Died of influenza and pneumonia 22 Jan 1919. Survived by mother and seven older siblings; father Edward died of influenza two days later.

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Eliza Carolina Rawlinson Olson, 34, Oak City, Utah. Baptized 1893; married in Salt Lake Temple 1904. Died of influenza 12 Mar 1919. Survived by husband William and three children.

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Alice Ellen Petersen, 15, Randall, Utah. Baptized 1912; born to parents married in the temple before her birth. Died of influenza and pneumonia 22 Jan 1919; buried at Ogden, Utah. Survived by parents and four siblings (as a child with siblings, standing in back)

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Thomas Charles Tims, 24, Portage, Utah; farmer. Baptized 1903; born to parents married in the temple before his birth. Died of influenza and pneumonia 24 Jan 1919. Widowed, he left a small son, and a daughter who died of influenza in Mar 1919.

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Floran Elizabeth Beckstead Shields, 18, South Jordan, Utah. Baptized 1917; born to parents married in the temple before her birth. Died of pneumonia following influenza 11 Dec 1918. Survived by James, her husband of 10 months.

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Ezra Benson Parkinson, 25, Salt Lake City; student. Baptized 1901. Died of influenza and pneumonia 22 Mar 1919 at Holy Cross Hospital; buried at Logan, Utah. Survived by parents and seven siblings. (Photo: Standing, left, with father and brothers)

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  1. Wow what dedication to honoring and remembering those who lost their lives during the Spanish flu pandemic. Thank you.

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