Father: Richard EVANS
Mother: Sarah YARNELL
Wife: Mary Hannah ADAMS
"So it was in the year 1857 when Sarah crossed the plains, carrying her baby [Ephraim] and pulling a hand cart with the help of the oldest son. Her [next to] youngest boy [Hyrum], who could not keep up with the company, fell behind and at night Sarah would have to go look for him not knowing if she would find him or not. But with the help of the Lord and her great faith, she reached the valley of the mountains with all four sons in safety."
--written by Emma Stratton
Buried: 6 Dec 1918
Age: 66 yrs
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Salt Lake Tribune
--7 Dec 1918
Many Attend Funeral
--PROVO, Dec. 6, -- Funeral services for Hyrum Evans, held today in the Provo cemetery, where attended by many relatives and friends. The speakers were Elders Joseph W. Lunceford and Jorgen Hansen and Bishop D. D. McEwan. The music was by the Sharon ward quartet.
Mother: Sarah YARNELL
Wife: Mary Hannah ADAMS
"So it was in the year 1857 when Sarah crossed the plains, carrying her baby [Ephraim] and pulling a hand cart with the help of the oldest son. Her [next to] youngest boy [Hyrum], who could not keep up with the company, fell behind and at night Sarah would have to go look for him not knowing if she would find him or not. But with the help of the Lord and her great faith, she reached the valley of the mountains with all four sons in safety."
--written by Emma Stratton
Buried: 6 Dec 1918
Age: 66 yrs
View online death certificate
Salt Lake Tribune
--7 Dec 1918
Many Attend Funeral
--PROVO, Dec. 6, -- Funeral services for Hyrum Evans, held today in the Provo cemetery, where attended by many relatives and friends. The speakers were Elders Joseph W. Lunceford and Jorgen Hansen and Bishop D. D. McEwan. The music was by the Sharon ward quartet.
Father: Richard EVANS
Mother: Sarah YARNELL
Wife: Mary Hannah ADAMS
"So it was in the year 1857 when Sarah crossed the plains, carrying her baby [Ephraim] and pulling a hand cart with the help of the oldest son. Her [next to] youngest boy [Hyrum], who could not keep up with the company, fell behind and at night Sarah would have to go look for him not knowing if she would find him or not. But with the help of the Lord and her great faith, she reached the valley of the mountains with all four sons in safety."
--written by Emma Stratton
Buried: 6 Dec 1918
Age: 66 yrs
View online death certificate
Salt Lake Tribune
--7 Dec 1918
Many Attend Funeral
--PROVO, Dec. 6, -- Funeral services for Hyrum Evans, held today in the Provo cemetery, where attended by many relatives and friends. The speakers were Elders Joseph W. Lunceford and Jorgen Hansen and Bishop D. D. McEwan. The music was by the Sharon ward quartet.
Mother: Sarah YARNELL
Wife: Mary Hannah ADAMS
"So it was in the year 1857 when Sarah crossed the plains, carrying her baby [Ephraim] and pulling a hand cart with the help of the oldest son. Her [next to] youngest boy [Hyrum], who could not keep up with the company, fell behind and at night Sarah would have to go look for him not knowing if she would find him or not. But with the help of the Lord and her great faith, she reached the valley of the mountains with all four sons in safety."
--written by Emma Stratton
Buried: 6 Dec 1918
Age: 66 yrs
View online death certificate
Salt Lake Tribune
--7 Dec 1918
Many Attend Funeral
--PROVO, Dec. 6, -- Funeral services for Hyrum Evans, held today in the Provo cemetery, where attended by many relatives and friends. The speakers were Elders Joseph W. Lunceford and Jorgen Hansen and Bishop D. D. McEwan. The music was by the Sharon ward quartet.
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