Catherine Morgan Hulbert was born 2 Mar 1899 to Arthur Hulbert & Gertrude Elaine Davies in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. Gertrude was 37 years old, and baby Catherine was certainly the namesake of Gertrude's mother, Catherine Morgan, born 30 June 1830 in Pembrokeshire County, Wales, United Kingdom. At the time, Gertrude was most certainly still grieving the loss of her mother from less than two years ago.
This loved little girl would be their last born child and sadly died at 10 months old, on 14 Jan 1900. They buried her in the same plot as her big brother Thomas who was the Hulbert's first born. The children's gravestones can be found at K-1-3 in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. As members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints the family found hope and comfort in their faith and belief that families were meant to be together forever.
This loved little girl would be their last born child and sadly died at 10 months old, on 14 Jan 1900. They buried her in the same plot as her big brother Thomas who was the Hulbert's first born. The children's gravestones can be found at K-1-3 in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. As members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints the family found hope and comfort in their faith and belief that families were meant to be together forever.
Catherine Morgan Hulbert was born 2 Mar 1899 to Arthur Hulbert & Gertrude Elaine Davies in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. Gertrude was 37 years old, and baby Catherine was certainly the namesake of Gertrude's mother, Catherine Morgan, born 30 June 1830 in Pembrokeshire County, Wales, United Kingdom. At the time, Gertrude was most certainly still grieving the loss of her mother from less than two years ago.
This loved little girl would be their last born child and sadly died at 10 months old, on 14 Jan 1900. They buried her in the same plot as her big brother Thomas who was the Hulbert's first born. The children's gravestones can be found at K-1-3 in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. As members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints the family found hope and comfort in their faith and belief that families were meant to be together forever.
This loved little girl would be their last born child and sadly died at 10 months old, on 14 Jan 1900. They buried her in the same plot as her big brother Thomas who was the Hulbert's first born. The children's gravestones can be found at K-1-3 in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. As members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints the family found hope and comfort in their faith and belief that families were meant to be together forever.
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