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Margaret <I>Eilerson</I> Freece

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Margaret Eilerson Freece

Birth
Denmark
Death
22 Jan 1935 (aged 89)
Salina, Sevier County, Utah, USA
Burial
Salina, Sevier County, Utah, USA Add to Map
Plot
DE-30-2
Memorial ID
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Parents are Soren Eiler (1819- ) and Bodell Yule

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Salina - Funeral Held for Old Resident


Funeral services were held the Freece home Wednesday of last week for Mrs. Margaret Eilerson Freece, 89, who died the previous Monday of ailments incident to old age.


Mrs. Freece was born December 11, 1845, at Ulslev, n the island of Laaland, Denmark, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Soren Elierson. She came to Utah in 1859, crossing the ocean on one of the first steamers and traveling from New York to Ogden on the first that ever came to Utah. She left Ogden and went to Scipio, where in 1870 she married Peter Freece who died in 1925. Mr. and Mrs. Freece moved from Scipio to Salina in 1892. They established the Freece Dry Goods store at Salina, which was for years one of the chief trading places in southern Utah.


Surviving are four children, Dr. Margaret Freece Arneson, E. J. and Dan Freece of Salina, and H. P. Freece of New York City, and six grandchildren.


Published in the Richfield Reaper 1935-01-31

Parents are Soren Eiler (1819- ) and Bodell Yule

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Salina - Funeral Held for Old Resident


Funeral services were held the Freece home Wednesday of last week for Mrs. Margaret Eilerson Freece, 89, who died the previous Monday of ailments incident to old age.


Mrs. Freece was born December 11, 1845, at Ulslev, n the island of Laaland, Denmark, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Soren Elierson. She came to Utah in 1859, crossing the ocean on one of the first steamers and traveling from New York to Ogden on the first that ever came to Utah. She left Ogden and went to Scipio, where in 1870 she married Peter Freece who died in 1925. Mr. and Mrs. Freece moved from Scipio to Salina in 1892. They established the Freece Dry Goods store at Salina, which was for years one of the chief trading places in southern Utah.


Surviving are four children, Dr. Margaret Freece Arneson, E. J. and Dan Freece of Salina, and H. P. Freece of New York City, and six grandchildren.


Published in the Richfield Reaper 1935-01-31



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