Parents:
Richard Day 11 Aug 1827-09 May 1861
Charlotte Skinner 14 Oct 1831-17 Mar 1892
Spouse:
Joseph Hyrum Levie 30 Dec 1844-29 Jun 1902
Married 17 Mar 1872 in Kanosh, Millard, Utah
Children:
Olive Ann Levie 28 Dec 1872-
Charlotte Jane Levie (Mackey) 10 Dec 1874-13 Oct 1937
Julia Elizabeth Levie
Joseph Hyrum Levie 17 Jun 1879-30 Jun 1945
Richard William Levie 29 Sep 1882-08 Apr 1942
Mary Ellen "Ella" Levie 24 Mar 1885
Evelyn "Eva" Levie 30 Dec 1889
Funeral Held in Sevier Ward for Sarah Ann Levie
Pioneer Dies in Brooklyn Following Attack of Pneumonia
Mrs. Sarah Ann Levie died February 10 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leroy Bridges of Elsinore. She had been ill with pneumonia three weeks.
Mrs. Levie was born May 16, 1856, in an English colony, Cape of Good Hope in South Africa. In 1860 she came with her parents across the ocean, the voyage lasting 72 days, and arriving in Utah, settled in Deseret. She was married to Joseph Hyrum Levie, March 17, 1872, at Kanosh where they resided until 1877 when they moved to Sevier, which has since been the family home.
Surviving are the following children; Mrs. Leroy Bridges and Mrs. Lucian Barney of Elsinore, Mrs. Samuel Mackey, Mrs. Jas. P. Gilbert, Joseph H. Levie and Richard W. Levie of Sevier, and
Mrs. Benjamin Utley of Fillmore. 36 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren survive also. Mrs. Levies husband has been dead 29 years.
Funeral services were held in the Sevier ward Thursday, Bishop Steve Baker presiding. Interment was in the Joseph cemetery.
An abridgment of article published in the Richfield Reaper 1931-02-19
Parents:
Richard Day 11 Aug 1827-09 May 1861
Charlotte Skinner 14 Oct 1831-17 Mar 1892
Spouse:
Joseph Hyrum Levie 30 Dec 1844-29 Jun 1902
Married 17 Mar 1872 in Kanosh, Millard, Utah
Children:
Olive Ann Levie 28 Dec 1872-
Charlotte Jane Levie (Mackey) 10 Dec 1874-13 Oct 1937
Julia Elizabeth Levie
Joseph Hyrum Levie 17 Jun 1879-30 Jun 1945
Richard William Levie 29 Sep 1882-08 Apr 1942
Mary Ellen "Ella" Levie 24 Mar 1885
Evelyn "Eva" Levie 30 Dec 1889
Funeral Held in Sevier Ward for Sarah Ann Levie
Pioneer Dies in Brooklyn Following Attack of Pneumonia
Mrs. Sarah Ann Levie died February 10 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leroy Bridges of Elsinore. She had been ill with pneumonia three weeks.
Mrs. Levie was born May 16, 1856, in an English colony, Cape of Good Hope in South Africa. In 1860 she came with her parents across the ocean, the voyage lasting 72 days, and arriving in Utah, settled in Deseret. She was married to Joseph Hyrum Levie, March 17, 1872, at Kanosh where they resided until 1877 when they moved to Sevier, which has since been the family home.
Surviving are the following children; Mrs. Leroy Bridges and Mrs. Lucian Barney of Elsinore, Mrs. Samuel Mackey, Mrs. Jas. P. Gilbert, Joseph H. Levie and Richard W. Levie of Sevier, and
Mrs. Benjamin Utley of Fillmore. 36 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren survive also. Mrs. Levies husband has been dead 29 years.
Funeral services were held in the Sevier ward Thursday, Bishop Steve Baker presiding. Interment was in the Joseph cemetery.
An abridgment of article published in the Richfield Reaper 1931-02-19
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