Christian Jensen
January 2, 1864 – May 20, 1933
Christian Jensen, 69, died Saturday afternoon after a long illness from asthma and complications. Mr. Jensen was born in Mount Pleasant January 2, 1864, of pioneer parents, Christian and Karen Marie Petersen Jensen. He was formerly engaged in the sheep business and was for several years foreman for the John H. Seely & sons company.
His wife, Mrs. Jessie Wilcox Jensen, died several years ago, and his only survivor is a brother. H. P. Jensen of this city.
Salt Lake Tribune May 22, 1933.
January 2, 1864 – May 20, 1933
Christian Jensen, 69, died Saturday afternoon after a long illness from asthma and complications. Mr. Jensen was born in Mount Pleasant January 2, 1864, of pioneer parents, Christian and Karen Marie Petersen Jensen. He was formerly engaged in the sheep business and was for several years foreman for the John H. Seely & sons company.
His wife, Mrs. Jessie Wilcox Jensen, died several years ago, and his only survivor is a brother. H. P. Jensen of this city.
Salt Lake Tribune May 22, 1933.
Christian Jensen
January 2, 1864 – May 20, 1933
Christian Jensen, 69, died Saturday afternoon after a long illness from asthma and complications. Mr. Jensen was born in Mount Pleasant January 2, 1864, of pioneer parents, Christian and Karen Marie Petersen Jensen. He was formerly engaged in the sheep business and was for several years foreman for the John H. Seely & sons company.
His wife, Mrs. Jessie Wilcox Jensen, died several years ago, and his only survivor is a brother. H. P. Jensen of this city.
Salt Lake Tribune May 22, 1933.
January 2, 1864 – May 20, 1933
Christian Jensen, 69, died Saturday afternoon after a long illness from asthma and complications. Mr. Jensen was born in Mount Pleasant January 2, 1864, of pioneer parents, Christian and Karen Marie Petersen Jensen. He was formerly engaged in the sheep business and was for several years foreman for the John H. Seely & sons company.
His wife, Mrs. Jessie Wilcox Jensen, died several years ago, and his only survivor is a brother. H. P. Jensen of this city.
Salt Lake Tribune May 22, 1933.
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