WEST WEBER - Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Blanch, 78, of West Weber, died today at seven- ten a.m. at her home. Mrs. Blanch was born Aug 10, 1872 in Nottingham, England, a daughter of Wheatley and Inger Marie Mickkison. At the age of 14 months she came to the United States with her parents and settled in West Weber. She had resided all her life on the same farm. She was a member of the L.D.S. West Weber ward and had been a Relief society teacher, a member of the D.U.P. of West Weber and had worked many years with welfare department of West Weber. In 1890 she was married in Ogden to Christian Blanch, who died in 1926. The couple received endowments later in the L.D.S. Salt Lake Temple. She was the mother of 12 sons and daughters, eight survive.
WEST WEBER - Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Blanch, 78, of West Weber, died today at seven- ten a.m. at her home. Mrs. Blanch was born Aug 10, 1872 in Nottingham, England, a daughter of Wheatley and Inger Marie Mickkison. At the age of 14 months she came to the United States with her parents and settled in West Weber. She had resided all her life on the same farm. She was a member of the L.D.S. West Weber ward and had been a Relief society teacher, a member of the D.U.P. of West Weber and had worked many years with welfare department of West Weber. In 1890 she was married in Ogden to Christian Blanch, who died in 1926. The couple received endowments later in the L.D.S. Salt Lake Temple. She was the mother of 12 sons and daughters, eight survive.
Gravesite Details
Annie was adopted by Wheatley and Inger Blanch. She married her adopted by Chris.
Family Members
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Sarah May Blanch White
1891–1985
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Mabel Blanch Winter
1895–1986
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Wheatley Lorenzo Blanch
1897–1929
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Anna Elizabeth Blanch Johansen
1898–1997
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George Blanch
1900–1972
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Willard Raymond Blanch
1902–1986
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Leonard Edwin Blanch
1904–1978
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Ralph Anthony Blanch
1906–1968
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Margaret Leona Blanch
1909–1938
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Charles Elmer Blanch
1911–1947
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Albert Roy Blanch
1916–1976
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Earl Kenneth Blanch
1918–1924
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