Austin T. Carter, 63, of Lund, White Pine county, Nev., died on a Salt Lake & Utah railroad train while en route from Salt Lake City to Bennion Ward station Friday afternoon, deputy sheriffs reported.
The body was taken from the train at Riverton. Justice of the Peace C. E. Matthews reported death was due to natural causes, probably a heart attack.
Mr. Carter was en route to visit his sister Mrs. C. A. Langdon of Bennion ward.
The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday Morning, May 22, 1943
Austin T. Carter
MIDVALE-Funeral services for Austin Turnbow Carter, 63, of Ely, Nev., will be conducted Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Goff mortuary in Midvale by Henry Bringhurst, bishop of the Bennion L D S ward. Burial will be in the Murray City cemetery.
Mr. Carter died Friday afternoon while en route to visit relatives at Bennion. He was born in St. George September 20, 1879, a son of William and Sophrina E. Turnbow Carter. He was a retired miner.
Surviving are a brother, James Carter of Lund, Nev., and five sisters, Mrs. Sylvina Turnbow of Woodland, Mrs. C. A. Langdon of Bennion, Mrs. Annie C. Johnson of St. George, Mrs. Elizabeth Dahl and Mrs. Hattie Thomas of Canada.
Friends may call at the Goff mortuary Monday from 4 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday prior to services.
The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday Morning, May 23, 1943
Austin T. Carter, 63, of Lund, White Pine county, Nev., died on a Salt Lake & Utah railroad train while en route from Salt Lake City to Bennion Ward station Friday afternoon, deputy sheriffs reported.
The body was taken from the train at Riverton. Justice of the Peace C. E. Matthews reported death was due to natural causes, probably a heart attack.
Mr. Carter was en route to visit his sister Mrs. C. A. Langdon of Bennion ward.
The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday Morning, May 22, 1943
Austin T. Carter
MIDVALE-Funeral services for Austin Turnbow Carter, 63, of Ely, Nev., will be conducted Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Goff mortuary in Midvale by Henry Bringhurst, bishop of the Bennion L D S ward. Burial will be in the Murray City cemetery.
Mr. Carter died Friday afternoon while en route to visit relatives at Bennion. He was born in St. George September 20, 1879, a son of William and Sophrina E. Turnbow Carter. He was a retired miner.
Surviving are a brother, James Carter of Lund, Nev., and five sisters, Mrs. Sylvina Turnbow of Woodland, Mrs. C. A. Langdon of Bennion, Mrs. Annie C. Johnson of St. George, Mrs. Elizabeth Dahl and Mrs. Hattie Thomas of Canada.
Friends may call at the Goff mortuary Monday from 4 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday prior to services.
The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday Morning, May 23, 1943
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Adaline Turnbow Carter Kemp
1859–1937
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Wilford John Carter
1862–1863
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Franklin Turnbow Carter
1864–1899
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Milton Turnbow Carter
1867–1869
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Samuel Amos Carter
1869–1902
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Sylvira Caroline Carter Turnbow
1872–1959
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Sophronia Ellen Carter Langdon
1874–1949
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William John Benbow Carter
1852–1908
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Samuel Utley Carter
1854–1935
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Marion Carter Bentley
1857–1942
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Isabella Carter Pixton
1857–1921
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Willard Utley Carter
1859–1899
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Henry Lafayette Carter
1861–1911
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Eunice Benbow Carter Moody
1864–1883
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Jacob Utley Carter
1865–1929
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Sarah Elizabeth Carter Harker
1869–1951
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Harriet Carter Thomas
1872–1962
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James Utley Carter
1877–1944
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