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Joseph William Wall

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Joseph William Wall

Birth
Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
Death
8 Apr 1947 (aged 64)
Ogden, Weber County, Utah, USA
Burial
Lyman, Uinta County, Wyoming, USA Add to Map
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From The Ogden Standard Examiner
Tuesday evening, April 8, 1947

JOSEPH WILLIAM WALL

Joseph William Wall, 64, of 366 Twen-
ty-ninth, died at two-fifteen a. m. today
in a local hospital following a long ill-
ness.
Mr. Wall was born May 20, 1882, in
Big Cottonwood, Salt Lake county, a
son of Joseph and Jensine Hendrickson
Wall. He resided in Salt Lake county
until 1896 when the family moved to
Lyman, Wyo. Seven months ago he
came to Ogden because of ill health.
He had been employed in Wyoming as a
laborer and rancher.
He was a member of the L. D. S.
church and a member of the elders'
quorum, Eleventh ward. On November
7, 1913, he married Pauline E. Halver-
son in L. D. S. Salt Lake temple.
Surviving are his widow and the fol-
lowing sons and daughters: Otto A. Wall
and Mrs. M. Victoria Carpenter, Ogden;
Willard Wall, Denver, Colo.; Phillip A.
Wall, Oakland, Calif.; Andrew J. Wall,
Provo; Mrs. Faith C. Rose, Fruita, Colo.;
Mrs. William J. Larsen, Rock Springs,
Wyo.; a brother Leonard Wall, San Jose,
Calif., and the following step-brothers
and step-sisters: Joseph Wall, California;
Lawrence and Henry Wall, Mrs. Hannah
Harris and Mrs. Mona Jarman, Rando-
lett; George Wall, Oregon; Heber Wall
and Mrs. Harriett Erickson, Lyman,
Wyo., and Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall,
Evanston, Wyo.; Sina and Clara wall,
Salt Lake City; Mrs. Marietta Buckley,
Ogden; Mrs. Eunice Ellison, Manila; also
13 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted
Saturday at ten a. m. at the mortuary,
3408 Washington, by Virgil C. Toller,
bishop of the L. D. S. eleventh ward.
The body will be shipped to Lyman,
Wyo., for burial.
From The Ogden Standard Examiner
Tuesday evening, April 8, 1947

JOSEPH WILLIAM WALL

Joseph William Wall, 64, of 366 Twen-
ty-ninth, died at two-fifteen a. m. today
in a local hospital following a long ill-
ness.
Mr. Wall was born May 20, 1882, in
Big Cottonwood, Salt Lake county, a
son of Joseph and Jensine Hendrickson
Wall. He resided in Salt Lake county
until 1896 when the family moved to
Lyman, Wyo. Seven months ago he
came to Ogden because of ill health.
He had been employed in Wyoming as a
laborer and rancher.
He was a member of the L. D. S.
church and a member of the elders'
quorum, Eleventh ward. On November
7, 1913, he married Pauline E. Halver-
son in L. D. S. Salt Lake temple.
Surviving are his widow and the fol-
lowing sons and daughters: Otto A. Wall
and Mrs. M. Victoria Carpenter, Ogden;
Willard Wall, Denver, Colo.; Phillip A.
Wall, Oakland, Calif.; Andrew J. Wall,
Provo; Mrs. Faith C. Rose, Fruita, Colo.;
Mrs. William J. Larsen, Rock Springs,
Wyo.; a brother Leonard Wall, San Jose,
Calif., and the following step-brothers
and step-sisters: Joseph Wall, California;
Lawrence and Henry Wall, Mrs. Hannah
Harris and Mrs. Mona Jarman, Rando-
lett; George Wall, Oregon; Heber Wall
and Mrs. Harriett Erickson, Lyman,
Wyo., and Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall,
Evanston, Wyo.; Sina and Clara wall,
Salt Lake City; Mrs. Marietta Buckley,
Ogden; Mrs. Eunice Ellison, Manila; also
13 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted
Saturday at ten a. m. at the mortuary,
3408 Washington, by Virgil C. Toller,
bishop of the L. D. S. eleventh ward.
The body will be shipped to Lyman,
Wyo., for burial.

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