Married Ada Aletta Allen, 25 Jul 1886
Children - Marvin Elmer Pack, Avera Pack
Married Cora Knowlton, 30 Jun 1892, Logan, Cache, Utah
Children - Mary Pack, Farrel Knowlton Pack, Laura Pack, Keith Knowlton Pack, Louise Pack, Ada Pack
History - Marvin's education was obtained in Salt Lake City including attendance for a time at the University of Utah. He fulfilled a three year mission to the Sandwich (Hawaiian) Islands, being set apart May 29, 1882, and returning February 26, 1885. July 25, 1886, he married Ada Aletta Allen. They had two children, Marvin Elmer Pack Jr., born May 9, 1887, and Avera Pack, horn August 2, 1888. Ada died October 2, 1890, leaving him a widower with two small children. In August of that year he completed a new home on 1840 Lincoln Street in Salt Lake City which was to become the home of son Marvin and daughter Avera, and later of all of Cora's seven children.
About the time of his marriage to Cora, Marvin was a member of the Salt Lake City Police Force where he served for about ten years. Immediately afterward he entered the service of the Deseret News, and at the time of his death in 1916 he was Salt Lake County circulation manager. He became ill a number of months before he died. At his death December 4, 1916, he was but fifty-six years old.
Married Ada Aletta Allen, 25 Jul 1886
Children - Marvin Elmer Pack, Avera Pack
Married Cora Knowlton, 30 Jun 1892, Logan, Cache, Utah
Children - Mary Pack, Farrel Knowlton Pack, Laura Pack, Keith Knowlton Pack, Louise Pack, Ada Pack
History - Marvin's education was obtained in Salt Lake City including attendance for a time at the University of Utah. He fulfilled a three year mission to the Sandwich (Hawaiian) Islands, being set apart May 29, 1882, and returning February 26, 1885. July 25, 1886, he married Ada Aletta Allen. They had two children, Marvin Elmer Pack Jr., born May 9, 1887, and Avera Pack, horn August 2, 1888. Ada died October 2, 1890, leaving him a widower with two small children. In August of that year he completed a new home on 1840 Lincoln Street in Salt Lake City which was to become the home of son Marvin and daughter Avera, and later of all of Cora's seven children.
About the time of his marriage to Cora, Marvin was a member of the Salt Lake City Police Force where he served for about ten years. Immediately afterward he entered the service of the Deseret News, and at the time of his death in 1916 he was Salt Lake County circulation manager. He became ill a number of months before he died. At his death December 4, 1916, he was but fifty-six years old.
Family Members
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Ward Eaton Pack Jr
1859–1908
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Leon Rodolphus Pack
1862–1941
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Helen Eliza Pack
1864–1877
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Julia Vilate Pack
1865–1882
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Agnes Bathara Pack Young
1867–1936
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Ruben Osmer Pack
1867–1868
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Mary Agnes Pack Ingham
1868–1932
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John Austin Pack
1871–1950
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Grace Elizabeth Pack Callis
1873–1946
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Pearl Irene Pack Taylor
1875–1965
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Laura Eleanor Pack Blazzard
1879–1952
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