GRAVE LOCATION - Block A Lot 10 Grave 8
Haskells Funeral Home marker
(new stone put in in 2001)
In the same cement as Sabastian Harley AndersonAlleta Harley Anderson
Born 29 Jul 1904, Cowley, Big Horn, Wyoming
Parents Charles G. Anderson & Hattie Harley
Died 22 Aug 1922
GRAVE LOCATION - Block A Lot 10 Grave 6
on same stone as Hattie A. H. Anderson
Charles Gustave Anderson
Born 1 June 1877, Richfield, Sevier, Utah
Parents Gustave Anderson & Mary Larsen
Md Hattie Addie Harley, 5 Apr 1901, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Died 19 Mar 1964, Pamona, Los Angeles, California
Buried 24 Mar 1964, Tuesdayanother source says married 10 Apr 1901
C.G. Anderson Funeral Rites Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Charles G. Anderson of Byron were held Tuesday, Mar. 24, at 10 a.m. in the Byron LDS chapel with Bishop Clifford Powelson officiating.
The invocation was offered by John Welch and "I Know that my Redeemer Lives" was sung by the Byron Singing Mothers. Mrs. Florence Tanner gave the obituary and Norma Hessenthaler and Naomi Briggs sang "Beyond the Sunset." The sermon was offered by Ernest Jensen. "Going Home" was sung by Mrs. Arden McArthur and the benediction was given by Vincent Tanner.
Pall bearers were grandsons Raymond, Willard, Wayne, Orville, Kenneth and Charles Andersons. Burial was in the Penrose cemetery with Haskell Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Charles Gustave Andreson was born June 1, 1977 in Richfield, Utah, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Anderson. He married Hattie Addie Harley Apr. 10, 1901 in Salt Lake City.
Charles, his father and other relatives came to Wyoming early in 1901, where he helped build the railroad and the canal. He was a carpenter and a farmer.
During World War II he served in the Heart Mountain defense area and in three units in Utah as a carpenter. Two years ago he sold his farm at Garland and moved to Byron. The past four months were spent in California with his son Harley for medical reasons. A heart attack claimed hs life Thursday evening shortly after the arrival of family members to bring him home.
Mr. Anderson was a member of the Byron LDS church. He served an LDS mission in the southern states from 1898 to 1901.
Survivors include his widow; five sons, Harley of Pamona, Calif., Dalphin of Powell, Kenneth of Olympia, Wash., Wilbur of Nyssa, Ore. and Alden of Byron ; 22 grandchildren; eight great grandchildren and two brothers, Frank of Cowley and Jess of California. Two sons, and two daughters preceded him in death.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Anderson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Hinton of cody to Las Vegas last Tuesday. Wednesday they took a bus for Pamona, Calif. and had planned to return home with Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Anderson, who had spent the winter months there. Thursday C.G. Anderson suffered a fatal heart attack and passed away before ever leaving for Byron. Harley and Wayne Anderson brought the body here for burial and the Alden Anderson's arrived Sunday. Later that same day, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Anderson of Olympia, Wash. and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Anderson of Nyssa, Ore. arrived for the funeral of their father. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wall and Cindy of Rawlins had driven here Saturday and learned of the death after their arrival. They returned Tuesday for the services.
GRAVE LOCATION - Block A Lot 11 Grave 7
on the same stone as L. Harley Anderson and Marvel Anderson
Charles Josiah Anderson
Born 23 Dec 1931, Penrose, Park, Wyoming
Parents L. Harley Anderson & Marvel Satterfield
Died 23 Dec 1931, Penrose, Park, WyomingThose born in Penrose were in Park County, Cemetery is in Big Horn County
GRAVE LOCATION - Block A Lot 11 Grave 5
Haskells Funeral Home marker
(new stone in 2001)
In the same cement as Anders GustafsonDalphon Harley Anderson "Andy"
Born 22 Aug 1906, Cowley, Big Horn, Wyoming
Son of Charles Gustave Anderson & Hattie Addie Harley
Md 1) Alice Sutterfield Coe, 5 Apr 1932 (death date 1962)
Md 2) Mrs. Ellene Annetta Johnson Andrews (widow), 3 Mar 1967, Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming
Died 17 Nov 1986, Powell, Park, Wyoming
Buried 22 Nov 1986, SaturdayDalphon Anderson
Dalphon "Andy" Harley Anderson, 80, a lifetime resident of the north Big Horn Basin area, died Monday night, Nov. 17, 1986, after a long struggle with cancer.
He was known by many in the area because of the beautiful gardens and flowers that embellished his home at 401 N. Ingalls in Powell. It was his joy to share his produce with many.
Mr. Anderson was born Aug. 22, 1906 in Cowley, the second son of Hattie Harley and Charles Anderson. He grew up in the Penrose area, where his father was the LDS bishop for many years. He attended Penrose Grade School and Powell High School.
He married Alice Sutterfield Coe on April 5, 1932. She died in 1962.
He worked as a carpenter during World War II and spent most of his life farming in the Penrose and South Fork areas, where he established a reputation as a hardworking man. He was in great demand to irrigate for others after he sold his farm. He did this until well past retirement age.
He also worked on the construction of the Boysen Dam near Thermopolis and worked at the Great Western Sugar factory in Lovell during campaign for many years.
On March 3, 1967 Mr. Anderson married Ellene J. Andrews in Lovell. They moved to their home on Ingalls in 1969. He loved children throughout his life, and with his new wife, he acquired a large family of grown children and many grandchildren who brought much pride and joy to his life.
He is survived by his wife of Powell; three step-sons, Edwin George Andrews of Mountain Home, Idaho, Ervin Wayne Andrews of Deaver, and Ralph Andrews of Puyallup, Wash.; threee step-daughters, Mrs. Richard (Faye) Baker of Worland, Helen Wilbur of Box Elder, S.D., and Mrs. Hary (Shirley Vee) Zane of Billings; three brothers, Alden H. Anderson of Byron, Wilbur H. Anderson of Nyssa, Ore., and Kenneth H. Anderson of Olympia, Wash.; 31 grandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren, plus many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters, and three brothers.
Funeral services will be Saturday, Nov. 22, 1986 at 2 p.m. in the Powell LDS Church Chapel with Bishop Hall Wilcock officiating. Burial will be in the Penrose Cemetery. Haskell Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
GRAVE LOCATION - Block B Lot 30 Grave 8
Haskells Funeral Home marker
Donald E. Anderson
Born 4 May 1937, Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming
Parents Alden Harley Anderson & Eva Dean Asay
Died 9 May 1937, Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming
GRAVE LOCATION - Block B Lot 30 Grave 7
Haskells Funeral Home marker
Gaye Lynn Anderson
Born 29 Aug 1955, Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming
Daughter of Alden Harley Anderson & Evadean Asay
(Stillborn)
Died 29 Aug 1955, Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming
GRAVE LOCATION - Block A Lot 10 Grave 7
on the same stone as Charles G. Anderson
Hattie Addie Harley Anderson
Born 12 Sep 1876, Orangeburg County, South Carolina
Daughter of Thomas Franklin Harley & Frances Amaker
Md Charles Gustave Anderson, 5 Apr 1901, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Died 10 Nov 1967, Powell, Park, Wyoming
Buried 13 Nov 1967, Mondayanother source says born Orangeburg, North Carolina
died Penrose, Big Horn, WyomingMrs. Anderson Funeral Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Anderson were held Monday at 10 a.m. in the Byron LDS chapel with Bishop Clifford Powelson conducting.
Mrs. Anderson, 91, died Friday morning at her home in Byron.
The invocation was offered by Alvin Sessions and the Byron Singing Mothers sang "I Know That My Redeemer Lives." Remarks were given by Bishop Powelson and "The End of a Perfect Day" was sung by Nola Christoffersen and Hazel Doerr. The obituary was read by Frances Leslie. John J. Welch delivered the sermon and the closing song, "Beside Still Waters," was directed by Fannie Wolz with Norma Hessenthaler as organist.
Interment was in the Penrose cemetery where Frank Griffin dedicated the grave. Grandsons Wayne, Kenneth, Clarence, Rex, Charles, Orville and Willard Anderson were pall bearers.
Hattie Harley Andersn was born Sept. 12, 1976, in North, Orangeburg County, S.C., a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Franklin Harley. She married Charles G. Anderson Apr. 10, 1901 in the Salt Lake City LDS temple, and they came to Wyoming soon after, living in Cowley, Byron and Penrose.
Mrs. Anderson was an active member of the LDS Church.
Survivors include six sons, Harley of Pomona, Calif., Kenneth of Olympia, Wash., Wilbur of Nyssa, Ore., Dalphon of Lovell, Alden of Byron and Ithiel, address unknown; one sister, Mrs. Matilda Thomas of North, S.C.; 21 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
GRAVE LOCATION - Block A Lot 10 Grave 9
Haskells Funeral Home marker
(new stone put in in 2001)
In the same cement as Alleta Harley AndersonSebastian Harley Anderson
Born 21 Dec 1918, Penrose, Park, Wyoming
Son of Charles Gustave Anderson & Hattie Addie Harley
Died 21 Dec 1918
GRAVE LOCATION - Block A Lot 10 Grave 5
Haskells Funeral Home marker (hard to read whether it says 1921 or 1929)
(new stone in 2001)
In the same cement as Ithiel Harley AndersonVivian H. Anderson
Born 10 Mar 1921, Penrose, Park, Wyoming
Parents Charles G. Anderson & Hattie Harley
Died 16 Apr 1934, Thermopolis, Hot Springs, Wyoming
Buried TuesdayA number of people from Byron attended the funeral services for Vivian Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.G. Anderson, Tuesday afternoon at Penrose. Bishop Frank Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Johnson and Mrs. Grace Stevens with Mrs. Bruce Johnson at the piano, furnishing the singing.
****************Vivien Anderson Passes Away At Thermopolis From Heart Failure
A heart attack ended the life of Vivien Anderson, thirteen-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson of Penrose, Monday. The death occurred at Thermopolis where Vivien was taken several weeks ago for her health. Since her earliest childhood she had experienced trouble with her heart, and her death followed years of anxiety on the part of her parents and friends.
Vivien was born at Penrose, March 10, 1921, and was baptized in the church of the Latter Day Saints at the age of seven. She is survived by a bereaved father and mother, and by six brothers. A sister preceeded her in death several years ago.
Services were conducted Tuesday at the Penrose church by assisting Elder Orville Wasden, and by High Priest James B. Wasden and Bishop Oscar Jones. Burial was made at the Penrose cemetery.
(taken from the Powell Tribune, 19 Apr 1934, page 1)
GRAVE LOCATION - Block C Lot 1 Grave 6
STONE SAYS We miss you
Nicholas Brent Baumer
Born 19 Dec 1986
Son of Ken & Dorothy Baumer
Grandson of Elizabeth Blood Gage
Great grandson of Minnie A. & Russell M. Blood
Great great grandson of James B. & Tilda C. Wasden
Died 19 Mar 1987, North Dakota
Buried 23 Mar 1987Nicholas Brent Baumer is the great-great-grandson of James B. and Tilda C. Wasden, and my grandson. His parents, Ken and Dorothy Baumer, were living in North Dakota at the time of Nicholas' death, and decided that his remains should go in the family plot in Penrose. He is also the great-grandson of Minnie A. and Russell M. Blood. (by Elizabeth Blood Gage)
GRAVE LOCATION - Block 0 Lot 28 Grave 4
Haskells Funeral Home marker
Alton Lund Berthelson
Born 7 Mar 1903, Penrose, Park, Wyoming
Parents James C. Berthelson & Botilda Gylling
Died 17 Apr 1911
GRAVE LOCATION - Block 0 Lot 28 Grave 5
STONE SAYS Pioneer Patriarch, Big Horn Stake, 1905-1929
James C. Berthelson
Born 14 Jun 1858, Voel, Aarhus, Denmark (note the year difference)
Parents Christian Berthelson & Annie Sorenson
Md Mary or Maren Jensen, 14 Aug 1877
Md Botilda Gylling, 16 Dec 1893, Manassa, Conejos, Colorado
Died 3 Jun 1929, Penrose, Park, Wyoming
Buried 6 June 1929Penrose Pioneer First Victim of Spotted Fever In County This Season
Rocky Mountain spotted fever claimed its first Park county victim on Monday evening of this week, when J.C. Berthelson, a highly regarded resident of the Penrose locality, succumbed to its ravages after 10 days of illness. The burial of this pioneer of the Shoshone valley occurs at the Penrose cemetery this afternoon with all of the living children -four sons and six daughters - present at the sad rites.
Mr. Berthelson was not an old man in point of age, but was old in experience. A story of his pioneer experiences in Utah before coming to Wyoming with his family in 1905 - twenty-four years ago - would be an interesting and proper accompaniment to this account of his death, but the Tribune is promised these details for later issue.
Of the surviving family, consisting of the wife and ten children, there are two of the sons and four of the dauhgters married and the others residing at the home. The Berthelson ranch is a well know land mark, just sourth of the Penrose bridge, where Mr. Bertherslon and his family have beeen carring on their farming pursuits through a quarter century of Pioneer life, and just at a time when the fruit of life's toil seemed promising of a greater success and remuneration, death comes in this litttle ancticipated manner to close his life's history. Mr. Berthelson would have reahed his 71st birthday this month.
(taken from the Powell Tribune, 6 June 1929)
********************LARGELY ATTENDED BERTHELSON FUNERAL AT PENROSE THURSDAY
There was an especially large crowd of oldtime friends of the Shoshone valley in attendance at the funeral service in respect to the memory of J. C. Berthelson, who died at Penrose on Monday of last week. Fellow pioneers from the communities of Cowley, Lovell, Byron, Powell and Garland came to join with the people of Penrose in giving his remains honored burial. At these services held in the Penrose Mormon church, the life history of this hard working pioneer was reviewed. It was related that he was born on the 14th day of June 1858, in Voel, ...kaberg, Denmark, and immigrated to Utah in 1877, bringing with him his young bride, Mary Jensen. They settled in Fountain Green, that state, where they resided for a number of years, engaged in the poultry business and farming. In 1882, they went with a colony of neighbors to the San Louis valley in Colorado, making the trip in wagons. The wife died from burns received in the explosion of a kerosene lamp in 1893 at Sanford, Colorado, leaving Mr. Berthelson with two motherless children, three others having previously died.
At a later date, Mr. Berthelson was married to Botilda Gyeling, a former acquaintance who had come to America from Denmark. To this second marriage twelve children were born, eight of whom are living.
It was in the spring of 1905 that Mr. and Mrs. Berthelson and their family moved to Penrose in the Shoshone valley of northwestern Wyoming, where their pioneer life was to continue for another quarter of a century. Mr. Berthelson, through his many years of homestead development in three western states, has played his part well in the reclamation of arid lands, the building of canals and helping his neighbors in the solution of many problems incident to western irrigation enterprises. It is well said of him; "He endeared himself in the hearst of all who knew him because of his gentle disposition, and the wisdom and spirit of his counsel and teachings. His recored of kind deeds and diligent service will long live after him."
Besides his widow, Botilda G. Berthelson, the death of Mr. Berthelson is mourned by four sons and six daughters, also fifteen grandchildren. Four of the unmarried younger children, Arnold, Edna, Herman and Dolly are still at home in comforting conpanship to thier mother; the others are James C. Berthelson of Shelly, Idaho; Mrs. A.L. Carmean of Salt Lake City; Dr. J.G. Berthelson of Alamosa, Colorado; Mrs. Roy Mangus of Hyattville, Wyoming; Mrs. Z. Reed Millar of Blackfoot, Idaho; Mrs. C.C. Mangus of Lovell, Wyomng.
(taken from the Powell Tribune, 13 June 1929)
GRAVE LOCATION - Block A Lot 4 Grave 8
Haskells Funeral Home marker
Lillian Berthelson
Born 15 Feb 1920, Penrose, Big Horn, Wyoming
Daughter of James Christian Berthelson Jr. & Lillie Catherine Shupe
Born 15 Feb 1920, Penrose, Big Horn, Wyoming
GRAVE LOCATION - Block 0 Lot 28 Grave 3
Haskells Funeral Home marker
Lola Berthelson
Born 17 Jul 1922, Penrose, Park, Wyoming
Daughter of James Berthelson & Botilda Gylling
Died 17 Jul 1922, Penrose, Park, Wyoming
Stillborn
GRAVE LOCAITON - Block A Lot 3 Grave 5
Haskells Funeral Home marker
Ray Van Berthelson
Born 4 Nov 1912, Penrose, Big Horn, Wyoming
Son of James C. Berthelson Jr. and & Lillie C. Shupe
Died 24 Apr 1925, Penrose, Big Horn, Wyoming
Buried 25 Apr 1925, SaturdayDeath of Penrose Man Last Week At Lovell
Van Berthelson, a Penrose man, died last Friday morning at about 10 o'clock in a Lovell hospital. The funeral services were held at 3 o'clock Saturday, attended by a large number of friends down in that section of country.
(taken from the Powell Tribune, 30 Apr 1925)
GRAVE LOCATION - Block A Lot 4 Grave 7
Haskells Funeral Home marker
Bradley Morris Berthelson
Born 12 Feb 1921, Penrose, Park, Wyoming
Parents J.C. Berthelson & Lilly Shupe
Died 22 Feb 1921
GRAVE LOCATION - Block 0 Lot 28 Grave 6
Haskells Funeral Home marker
Dolly Berthelson
Born 13 Oct 1917, Penrose, Park, Wyoming
Parents James C. Berthelson & Botilda Gylling
Died 27 Sep 1932, Penrose, Big Horn, WyomingDolly Berthelson Dies With Heart Ailment in Penrose
The Penrose neighborhood was saddened last week by the death and burial there of Dolly Berthelson, 15-year-old daughter of the late J. C. Berthelson and whose mother now is Mrs. George McBlain.
The death of this girl, the youngest daughter of the Berthelson family, occurred on September 27. Heart trouble was her afflication, but she had not beeen strong since she was five years of age. Although a sufferer for all these years, she was never known to complain and throughout maintained a sunny disposition. She was a favorite among her friends, and excelled in whatever she undertook to do Being taken to the home of a sister at Boise, Idaho, in the hope that the change might be of benefit, she completed the eighth grade of school there. That was in the spring of 1931, but she was never able to go ahead with her schooling.
Dolly Berthelson, one of a family of eight living children, was born at Penrose, near Powell, Wyoming. on the 13th of October, 1917. She is survived by her mother and the following brothers and sisters: Dr. Junius Berthelson, a veterinarian of Alamosa, Colorado; Mrs. Roy Mangus of Provo, Utah; Mrs. C.R. Miller of Boise, Idaho: Mrs. C.C. Mangus of Lovell; Edna, Arnold and Herman, who live at the home of their mother in Penrose.
Mrs. McBlain, the mother, witnessed the burial of this daughter as the fifth one to be taken from her large family of children, and added to the deathof her husband, Mr. Berthelson, this was the sixth death that had occurred in ................
(taken from the Powell Tribune, 7 Oct 1932)
GRAVE LOCATION - Block A Lot 2 Grave 6
On the same stone as Ward C. Boyd
Mary Holladay Shumway Boyd
Born 14 Sep 1918, Penrose, Big Horn, Wyoming
Daughter of Hyrum Brooks Shumway & Rosa Bell Holladay
Md Ward Carson Boyd, 24 Jul 1924? (1935)
Died 10 Jan 1988, Penrose, Big Horn, Wyoming
Buried 13 Jan 1988
GRAVE LOCATION - Block A Lot 2 Grave 7
on the same stone as Mary S. Boyd
Ward Carson Boyd
Born 26 Sep 1914, Amory, Monroe, Mississippi
Son of Marvin Jerry Boyd & Mary Lee Carson
Md Mary Shumway, 24 Jul 1924 ? (1935)
Died 31 Jul 1978. Powell, Park, Wyoming
Buried 3 Aug 1978, ThursdayWard Boyd rites held today
Funeral services will be today (Thursday) for Ward Carson Boyd, 63, who died Monday, July 31 at the Powell Nursing Home.
Services will be at 10 a.m. at the Powell Latter Day Saints Church, with burial in Penrose Cemetery.
Mr. Boyd had been a resident of the nursing home for eight years.
Born at Amory, Miss., a son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Boyd, he married Mary H. Shmway in 1935.
Survivors include his wife of Cody, three sons, Marvin Jerry Boyd of Federal Way, Wash., Bill Gerald Boyd of Maxwell AFB, Ala., and Ward Carson Boyd II of Poulsbo, Wash.; a sister, Mrs. Mary Berryhill of Decatur, Ala.; two brothers, Marvin Jerry Boyd of Edison, N.J., and the Rev. Billie N. Boyd of Tupelo, Miss.; and 17 grandchildren.
(taken from the Powell Tribune, 3 Aug 1978, page 2)
GRAVE LOCATION - Block B Lot 5 Grave 7
Walter Myron Burke
Born 16 April 1901, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois
Parents Noah Charles Burke & Edith May Catton
Died 10 Nov 1979, Powell, Park, Wyoming
Buried 14 Nov 1979, WednesdayRites held for Manor resident
Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Easton Funeral Home fro Walter M. Burke, 78, who died Saturday evening, Nov. 10 at the Powell Hospital.
Mr. Burke, a resident of Rocky Mountain Manor, moved to Powell in 1972 after retiring in 1971 in Oregon.
The Rev. James Ludowise of the Union Presbyterian Church will preside at the Wednesday services. Burial will be in the Penrose Cemetery.
Mr. Burke was born April 16, 1901, at Rockford, Ill., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Charles Burke. He was raised in Illinois and had lived in Douglas and Thermopolis in Wyoming before moving to Oregon where he was employed as a night watchman for a fish cannery.
He is survived by one brother, Richard Burke of Garland, a sister Mrs. Venice White of Post Falls, Idaho, and a number of nieces.
(taken from the Powell Tribune, 13 Nov 1979, page 2)
GRAVE LOCATION - Block B Lot 2 Grave 7
on the same stone as Grace M. Burke
Gail Brocton Burke
Born 24 Jul 1892, Rudott, Winn, Illinois
Parents Noah Charles Burke & Edith May Catton
Md Grace May Henderson, 22 Dec 1924, Fort Collins, Larimer, Colorado
Died 30 Sep 1967, Powell, Park, Wyoming
GRAVE LOCATION - Block B Lot 1 Grave 8
on the same stone as Gail B. Burke
Grace May Henderson Burke
Born 16 Apr 1892, Chapin, Morgan, Illinois
Daughter of Charles Milton Henderson & Amelia Ann Yeck
Md Gail B. Burke, 22 Dec 1924, Fort Collins, Larimer, Colorada
Died 6 July 1979, Spokane, Washington
Mrs. Grace Burke, 88, died in Spokane, Wash. She was born and educatd in Missouri, the daughter of Charles and Amelia Henderson. She married Gail Burke in 1924 and lived in Douglas. She moved to Garland in 1945, where she served as post mistress. Funeral services were held in Powell in the LDS church. Survivors include two sons, Charles Burke of Medical Lake, Wash., and H.W. Henderson of Pasadena, Calif.; five daughters, Verla Schweitzer of St. Louis, Mo., Audry Richle and Carol Jordan of Powell, Ohio, Pat Bjornestad of Byron and Guena Burke of Olympia, Wash.; 18 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.
GRAVE LOCATION - Block B Lot 12 Grave 1
in the same cement as Robert Carroll and Hazel M. Carroll
Alice Emma Murray Carroll
Born 9 Oct 1875, Salina, Sevier, Utah
Parents Richard Murray & Martha Ann Hicks (mother also listed as Margaret Francesa Beck)
Md Robert Carroll, 20 jSep 1893, Vernal, Uintah, Utah
Died 12 Aug 1933, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Buried 18 Aug 1933
GRAVE LOCATION - Block b Lot 28 Grave 5
STONE SAYS Son and Brother
Born 4 May 1947, Vernal, Uinta, Utah
Parents Marvin J. Carroll & Dween Tanner
Md Joan Christopherson, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah (divorced)
Died 17 Jul 1989, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Buried 20 July 1989, TuesdayBradley Jay Carroll, son of Marvin J. and Dween Tanner Carroll was born May 4, 1947 in Vernal, Utah. He pased away in Salt Lake City, Utah July 17, 1989. He attended his first years of schooling in byron. He graduated from Granite High School in Salt lake City, the College of Eastern Utah in Price. He attended BYU on a scholaship for one year and worked with a university group in Mexico in the study of history. He lettered in track at the College of Southern Utah at Cedar City. He married Joan Christensen in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. There were no children, and the marriage was later dissolved.
Brad was talented in the arts, sciences, geology and researched 12 generations of family history. He was a ccomplished house painter and a security guard.
He is survived by his parents of Satl Lake City; two sisters, Marva Carroll Clank of Pleasant Grove, Utah and Kathy Carroll Sansted of Apache Junction, Ariz.; and his grandparents Vince and Florence Tanner of Byron.
Graveside services were held Tuesday July 20, at Penrose Cemetery.
Byron Relief Society provided lunch for approximately 40 relatives who attended form Utah, Arizona, Idaho, Lovell, and Byron.
GRAVE LOCATION - Block B Lot 7 Grave 4
in the same cement as Alice Emma Carroll and Robert Carroll
Hazel M. Carroll
Born 8 Oct 1910, Penrose, Park, Wyoming
Parents Robert Carroll & Alice Emma Murray
Died 27 Feb 1926
Buried 4 Mar 1926, ThursdayInfluenza Causes Death of Girl at Penrose
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll of Penrose have suffered a sad misfortune in the loss of their 15-year-old daughter Hazel, who died at the hospital at Lovell last Saturday after an illness of two weeks duration with influenza-pneumonia. The young lady was a student in the Powell high school. The funeral service is being held this afternoon at Penrose, and burial will be made in the Penrose cemetery.
(taken from the Powell Tribune, Thursday, 4 Mar 1926)
GRAVE LOCATION - Block B Lot 12 Grave 2
in the same cement as Alice Emma Carroll and Hazel M. Carroll
Robert Carroll
Born 25 May 1871, Heber City, Wasatch, Utah
Parents Patrick O'Carroll & Margaret Euphemia Robinson
Md Alice Emma Murray, 20 Sep 1893, Vernal, Unitah, Utah
Died 24 Sep 1942, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Buried FridayEarly Byron Settler Dies in Salt Lake City
Robert Carroll, one of the earliest setters of the Big Horn Basin died of a heart attack in Salt Lake City hospital. Mr. Carroll was 73 years of age at the time of his death and has been in poor health for the past several years.
Robert Carroll was born May 25, 1870 at Heber City, Utah. When still a young man he moved together with his parents to Vernal, Utah where he married Alice Murray in 1893. In the spring of 1901 at which time they moved to Penrose. In January of 1929 the Carroll family moved to Salt Lake City where they made their permanent home. Mrs. Carroll died in the fall of 1933 and was buried at Penrose.
During his lifetime, Mr. Carroll has beeen an active worker in the LDS church and has always been more than interested in the welfare of the community in which he lived. He was the father of six children, five of whom are still living. He leaves behind him Mrs. Alex Tvedtnes of Penrose, Mrs. Willis L. Jacobsen and Mrs. G.B. Whitecar of Salt Lake City; Mrs. J.E. Clifton of Magarth, Canada and a son Merrill of Thermopolis; seventeen grandchildren and one great grand-child.
Funeral services will be held in the LDS church at Byron Friday afternoon at one o'clock. Interment will be made in the Penrose cemetery.
GRAVE LOCATION - Block A Lot 9 Grave 8
in the same cement as James Floyd Cowley and Sarah Ellen Cowley
Irvin Hindle Cowley
Born 18 Dec 1915, Penrose, Park, Wyoming
Parents Floyd Cowley & Sarah Ellen Handle
Died 6 Aug 1917
GRAVE LOCATION - Block A Lot 9 Grave 6
in the same cement as Sarah Ellen Cowley and Irvin H. Cowley
STONE SAYS FatherJames Floyd Cowley
Born 23 Jul 1884, Farmington, Davis, Utah
Parents James Heap Cowley & Rinnie Carlton Floyd
Md Sarah Ellen Hindle, 24 Dec 1907 (died 1947)
Died 26 Oct 1984, Billings, Yellowstone, Montana
Buried 30 Oct 1984, Tuesday(he was the 1st of 13 children born to his parents)
James Floyd Cowley
James Floyd Cowley, 100, died Friday, Oct 26, 1984, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. George E. Davis, in Billings.
Born in Farmington, Utah, the son of James Heap and Rinnie C. Floyd Cowley, he moved with the family to Byron. Wyo. On Dec. 24, 1907, he married Sarah E. Hindle and they lived in Byron, Idaho and Utah, later returning to Wyoming. Mrs. Cowley died in December, 1947.
Mr. Cowley was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sains, serving as counselor in bishoprics, and as ward clerk, home teacher and secretary in High Priest Quorums.
Survivors include his daughter, Mrs. Davis; four sons, Roland F. of Gresham, Ore., Norman H. of Blackfoot, Idaho, Evan H. of Idaho Falls, Idaho, and Frank H. of Byron; a borther, Marion of Powell; two sistes, Pauline Monk of Lovell, and LaRu Stevens of Salt Lake City; 20 grandchildren; 56 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.
Services were held Tuesday at the Latter-day Saints Stake Center in Billings, with burial in the Penrose, Wyo., Cemetery.
GRAVE LOCATION - Block A Lot 9 Grave 7
in the same cement as James Floyd Cowley and Irvin H. Cowley
STONE SAYS MotherSarah Ellen Cowley
Born 4 Oct 1883, Accrington, Lancashire, England
Daughter of John Hindle & Mary Ann Simpson
Md James Floyd Cowley, 24 Dec 1907, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Died 8 Dec 1947, Powell, Park, Wyoming
Buried ThursdayBorn Accuryton, Lancastershire, England
Mrs. Sarah Ellen Hindle Cowley, 64, died in Powell last Monday at 3:00 p.m.
Funeral services for Mrs. Cowley were held Thursday at 1:00 p.m. in the Byron ward chapel with Bishop Walter Stevens conducting. The chorus sang, "I Know That My Redeemer Lives," conducted by Mrs. Fannie Wolz. Invocation was by Fritz Winzenried. Bishop Ervin Lynn of Lovell read the obituary and told of the devotion and life of the deceased. A solo, "Ill Take You Home Again, Kathleen," was rendered by Wallace J. Montague of Billings. Remarks on the life and activities of Mrs. Cowley was given by Bishop James B. Wasden of Penrose. A tribute was read by Mrs. Nellie Vail. A duet "Face to Face" was rendered by Mr. and Mrs. Edd Johnson of Lovell and the benediction was by Bishop Frank Jones.
Sarah Ellen Hindle Cowley was born Oct. 4, 1883 at Accrington, Lancashire, England, the daughter of Mary Ann Simpson and John Hindle. She had six brothers and three sisters.
Her mother died when she was five years of age and her father when she was 21 years old. She was a dressmaker by trade and by this she made her livelihood.
She first heard the Gospel in England when she was a young lady. She knew it was the true gospel of Christ and what she had been looking for and she received joy and comfort from all its many teachings. She walked many a mile to attend cottage meetngs and conference. She was baptized Oct. 3, 1907 in Accrington, England, by E.M. Fjelstead, and confirmed the same day by William A. Jones. She came from England to the United States October 17, 1907, coming to the home of Elsie Shumway in Penrose. She had become acquainted with Miss Shumway (now Mrs. Henry Hopkin) by correspondence. The name having been given to her by one of the elders, who was from Burlington, Wyo., she was invited to come to their home. Having a desire to come to the land of Zion, she accepted the invitation and came to Penrose. Shortly after her arrival she med Floyd Cowley and there were married December 24, 1907, at the Wm. Blackburn home in Penrose, by Bishop Fred Kohler of Byron.
They wee endowed in the Satl Lake temple of the LDS church on June 2, 1909. To this union were born six children, one daughter, Beatrice, and five sons, Roland, Norman, Evan, Frank and Ervin, who died in infancy.
She was acitve in various organizations in the Penrose ward for several years, along with her husband.
Her life was devoted to her husband, children and home and in them she received the sweet glory of womanhood. She taught the gospel by precept and example, and instilled in the hearts of her children the desire to live the Gospel and keep God's compandments. Her children shall rise and call her blessed.
Surviving are her hausband, one daughter, four sons, two brothers and one sister in Rhode Island, and nine grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Cowley and four children of Missoula, Mont., came down for their sister-in-laws services last Thursday. Others attending were Gant Taggart and Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Welling of Cowley, Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Grant Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nielson of Cody, Mrs. Glen Averett of Kane, Wallace J. Montague of Billings, Mr. and Mrs. David Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cozzens of Powell, Mrs. J. W. Lord and Mrs. Joe Cubbage of Garlnad, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wasden, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Tvedtnes, Mrs. Minnie Blud, Mrs. Fred Hopkin and daughter Mrs. Mary Harder, Daphne Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones, Mr. and Mrs. C.G. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. George McBlain of Penrose, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Anderson of Willwood, Mr. and Mrs. Don Parkin of Willwood, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edd Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Jones of Lovell.
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Ellen Cunningham
Born 1911
Died 1984