The Salt Lake Tribune
Tuesday, November 20, 1945, page 17
and Wednesday, November 21, page 7
ROBERT G. EGBERT
Robert Glenn Egbert, 54, prominent Park City cattleman and horse raiser, died in the Park City hospital Monday at 7 p.m.
Mr. Egbert was born August 13, 1891, in West Jordan. He was the son of Robert C. and Clara Bradford Egbert. He married Mary Maude Bateman in 1913 in Salt Lake City. They moved to Park City 18 years ago, where he was foreman of Kearns Ranch at Park City and later worked for the Silver King mine.
He is survived by one son, Hal Egbert, U.S. Army, and five daughters; Mrs. Clara Reseigh, Mrs. Marjorie Nielson, Mrs. Anna McMillon, all of Park City; Mrs. Adelia Bennion, Granger; Miss Barbara Jean Egbert, Park City; two sisters, Mrs. Tessie Turner, Salt Lake City and Mrs. Ferrill Hughes, Sandy; three brothers, Moss L. and Lacken T. Egbert, both of Salt Lake City; and Val Egbert, Jacumba, California.
Tuesday, November 20, 1945, page 17
and Wednesday, November 21, page 7
ROBERT G. EGBERT
Robert Glenn Egbert, 54, prominent Park City cattleman and horse raiser, died in the Park City hospital Monday at 7 p.m.
Mr. Egbert was born August 13, 1891, in West Jordan. He was the son of Robert C. and Clara Bradford Egbert. He married Mary Maude Bateman in 1913 in Salt Lake City. They moved to Park City 18 years ago, where he was foreman of Kearns Ranch at Park City and later worked for the Silver King mine.
He is survived by one son, Hal Egbert, U.S. Army, and five daughters; Mrs. Clara Reseigh, Mrs. Marjorie Nielson, Mrs. Anna McMillon, all of Park City; Mrs. Adelia Bennion, Granger; Miss Barbara Jean Egbert, Park City; two sisters, Mrs. Tessie Turner, Salt Lake City and Mrs. Ferrill Hughes, Sandy; three brothers, Moss L. and Lacken T. Egbert, both of Salt Lake City; and Val Egbert, Jacumba, California.
The Salt Lake Tribune
Tuesday, November 20, 1945, page 17
and Wednesday, November 21, page 7
ROBERT G. EGBERT
Robert Glenn Egbert, 54, prominent Park City cattleman and horse raiser, died in the Park City hospital Monday at 7 p.m.
Mr. Egbert was born August 13, 1891, in West Jordan. He was the son of Robert C. and Clara Bradford Egbert. He married Mary Maude Bateman in 1913 in Salt Lake City. They moved to Park City 18 years ago, where he was foreman of Kearns Ranch at Park City and later worked for the Silver King mine.
He is survived by one son, Hal Egbert, U.S. Army, and five daughters; Mrs. Clara Reseigh, Mrs. Marjorie Nielson, Mrs. Anna McMillon, all of Park City; Mrs. Adelia Bennion, Granger; Miss Barbara Jean Egbert, Park City; two sisters, Mrs. Tessie Turner, Salt Lake City and Mrs. Ferrill Hughes, Sandy; three brothers, Moss L. and Lacken T. Egbert, both of Salt Lake City; and Val Egbert, Jacumba, California.
Tuesday, November 20, 1945, page 17
and Wednesday, November 21, page 7
ROBERT G. EGBERT
Robert Glenn Egbert, 54, prominent Park City cattleman and horse raiser, died in the Park City hospital Monday at 7 p.m.
Mr. Egbert was born August 13, 1891, in West Jordan. He was the son of Robert C. and Clara Bradford Egbert. He married Mary Maude Bateman in 1913 in Salt Lake City. They moved to Park City 18 years ago, where he was foreman of Kearns Ranch at Park City and later worked for the Silver King mine.
He is survived by one son, Hal Egbert, U.S. Army, and five daughters; Mrs. Clara Reseigh, Mrs. Marjorie Nielson, Mrs. Anna McMillon, all of Park City; Mrs. Adelia Bennion, Granger; Miss Barbara Jean Egbert, Park City; two sisters, Mrs. Tessie Turner, Salt Lake City and Mrs. Ferrill Hughes, Sandy; three brothers, Moss L. and Lacken T. Egbert, both of Salt Lake City; and Val Egbert, Jacumba, California.
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