Mrs. Olive Loretta Sanders Pritchett, observed her 92nd birthday anniversary Friday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Loretta Epperson, 1382 Perry Ave.
Mrs. Pritchett was born in the first adobe house built in Farview, Sanpete County, a daughter of John F. and Mary I. Sanders. The house is still in use.
HER MOTHER DIED when she was 4 and she was reared by an older sister and brother-in-law, Nancy and Walter Cox, Fairview.
She was married Nov. 16, 1887, in the Logan Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, to N. B. Pritchett. The trip was made, she recalls, by horse and wagon from Fairview.
MR. PRITCHETT died Feb. 6,1931. She has resided in Salt Lake City since 1940 and has continued to maintain an active interest in the LDS Church and affiliated organizations.
Her sons and daughters include Mrs. Laurence (Loretta) Epperson, Mrs. Milton (Thelma) Woodward, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Amasa (Burdella) Terry, Fairview; Mrs. Andrew (Beatrice) Kopiska, Federal Dam, Minn.; John Frank, Mount Pleasant; Melrose J., American Fork; Sanders K., Provo; June E., Santa Anna,
Calif.
SHE ALSO HAS 37 grandchildren, 100 great-grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren.
-Salt Lake Tribune, Oct. 20, 1962, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
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Olive Loretta Sanders is the daughter of Mary Irene Clement and John Franklin Sanders.
She married Napoleon Bonaparte Prichett November 16, 1887 in Logan, Utah.
Mrs. Olive Loretta Sanders Pritchett, observed her 92nd birthday anniversary Friday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Loretta Epperson, 1382 Perry Ave.
Mrs. Pritchett was born in the first adobe house built in Farview, Sanpete County, a daughter of John F. and Mary I. Sanders. The house is still in use.
HER MOTHER DIED when she was 4 and she was reared by an older sister and brother-in-law, Nancy and Walter Cox, Fairview.
She was married Nov. 16, 1887, in the Logan Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, to N. B. Pritchett. The trip was made, she recalls, by horse and wagon from Fairview.
MR. PRITCHETT died Feb. 6,1931. She has resided in Salt Lake City since 1940 and has continued to maintain an active interest in the LDS Church and affiliated organizations.
Her sons and daughters include Mrs. Laurence (Loretta) Epperson, Mrs. Milton (Thelma) Woodward, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Amasa (Burdella) Terry, Fairview; Mrs. Andrew (Beatrice) Kopiska, Federal Dam, Minn.; John Frank, Mount Pleasant; Melrose J., American Fork; Sanders K., Provo; June E., Santa Anna,
Calif.
SHE ALSO HAS 37 grandchildren, 100 great-grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren.
-Salt Lake Tribune, Oct. 20, 1962, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
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Olive Loretta Sanders is the daughter of Mary Irene Clement and John Franklin Sanders.
She married Napoleon Bonaparte Prichett November 16, 1887 in Logan, Utah.
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CHILDREN:
M. LORETTA
ROLAND N.
H. BURDELLA
J. FRANK
THOMAS L.
GERALD D.
BEATRICE J.
THELMA L.
MELROSE J.
SANDERS K.
JUNE ELMO
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Mary Loretta Pritchett Epperson
1889–1980
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Roland Napoleon Pritchett
1891–1945
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Hazel Burdella Pritchett
1893–1987
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John Frank Pritchett
1895–1979
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Thomas Lee Pritchett
1898–1930
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Gerald Darius Pritchett
1900–1916
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Beatrice Joyce Pritchett Budvarson Kopisca
1903–1999
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Thelma Lillian Pritchett Woodward
1905–1998
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Melrose Jed Pritchett
1907–1996
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Sanders Kenneth Pritchett
1911–1985
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June Elmo Pritchett
1913–1999
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