After burying seven of their children as babies, Franklin told Aurelia that he could not make another little coffin and bury another baby. Nine months after their youngest child was born, he got sick but continued to work in the fields with his brothers who lived in Stevensville (Enoch) Iron County, Utah. He was leading a horse to the gate when he had a sudden heart attack and fell dead. He was buried in the Cedar City Cemetery on April 23, 1919. Aurelia was left alone to raise their surviving children.
After burying seven of their children as babies, Franklin told Aurelia that he could not make another little coffin and bury another baby. Nine months after their youngest child was born, he got sick but continued to work in the fields with his brothers who lived in Stevensville (Enoch) Iron County, Utah. He was leading a horse to the gate when he had a sudden heart attack and fell dead. He was buried in the Cedar City Cemetery on April 23, 1919. Aurelia was left alone to raise their surviving children.
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1876–1965
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1880–1880
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Minnie Deseret Stevens Lang
1881–1922
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Nephi Garret Stevens
1883–1928
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Olive Emily Stevens Perkins
1885–1938
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Ida May Stevens Checketts
1886–1957
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Orpha Myrtle Stevens Dubach
1889–1954
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Oscar DeMill Stevens
1892–1924
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Margery Stevens
1894–1918
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Benjamin Stevens
1896–1924
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Issa Belle Stevens
1898–1898
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Roswell Grant Stevens
1900–1901
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Rachel Stevens Jones
1898–1978
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Charles Alma Stevens
1900–1968
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Maude Asenath Stevens Jones
1901–1997
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Melborn Stevens
1903–1904
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Edson Stevens
1905–1978
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Vance Stevens
1908–1908
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Grace Stevens
1909–1909
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Orson Stevens
1910–1910
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Ray Stevens
1911–1911
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Lucy Stevens
1912–1913
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Howard Stevens
1914–1914
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Emily Stevens Quinn
1916–2007
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Virginia Stevens Bashaw
1918–1993
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