Millard County Progress
9 September 1910
CORRESPONDENCE MEADOW
Last Thursday a message was received announcing the sudden death of sister Eliza Adams Littlewood, wife of Geo E Littlewood. The news came like a thunderbolt form a clear sky.
She had accompanied her husband north with a load of cheese as she very often did and after suffering severe pains for some time died almost without warning. The corpse arrived Thursday and funeral services were held in the ward meeting house and conducted by Bp Beckstrand. The speakers were Elders John Gull and H G Labrum. Each bore testimony to the kind lovable disposition of sister Littlewood and gave consoling remarks to the bereaved husband and family. Three children have preceded her to the other side. Her husband and three married daughters survive her.
It is but a few years since Bro Littlewood's only son a grown young man died.
Sister Littlewood was born June 8th 1854 in Stafford England.
The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereaved husband and family in this the hour of their great trial.
Eliza is the daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Mountford Adams.
She married George Edward Littlewood on May 1883 in St George Utah.
She is the mother of Eliza Ann (Safford), Dora Jane (Ames), George Edward, Sarah Bessie, Emma Minetta, Samuel Henry and Minnie Ethel (Reay) Littlewood.
9 September 1910
CORRESPONDENCE MEADOW
Last Thursday a message was received announcing the sudden death of sister Eliza Adams Littlewood, wife of Geo E Littlewood. The news came like a thunderbolt form a clear sky.
She had accompanied her husband north with a load of cheese as she very often did and after suffering severe pains for some time died almost without warning. The corpse arrived Thursday and funeral services were held in the ward meeting house and conducted by Bp Beckstrand. The speakers were Elders John Gull and H G Labrum. Each bore testimony to the kind lovable disposition of sister Littlewood and gave consoling remarks to the bereaved husband and family. Three children have preceded her to the other side. Her husband and three married daughters survive her.
It is but a few years since Bro Littlewood's only son a grown young man died.
Sister Littlewood was born June 8th 1854 in Stafford England.
The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereaved husband and family in this the hour of their great trial.
Eliza is the daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Mountford Adams.
She married George Edward Littlewood on May 1883 in St George Utah.
She is the mother of Eliza Ann (Safford), Dora Jane (Ames), George Edward, Sarah Bessie, Emma Minetta, Samuel Henry and Minnie Ethel (Reay) Littlewood.
Millard County Progress
9 September 1910
CORRESPONDENCE MEADOW
Last Thursday a message was received announcing the sudden death of sister Eliza Adams Littlewood, wife of Geo E Littlewood. The news came like a thunderbolt form a clear sky.
She had accompanied her husband north with a load of cheese as she very often did and after suffering severe pains for some time died almost without warning. The corpse arrived Thursday and funeral services were held in the ward meeting house and conducted by Bp Beckstrand. The speakers were Elders John Gull and H G Labrum. Each bore testimony to the kind lovable disposition of sister Littlewood and gave consoling remarks to the bereaved husband and family. Three children have preceded her to the other side. Her husband and three married daughters survive her.
It is but a few years since Bro Littlewood's only son a grown young man died.
Sister Littlewood was born June 8th 1854 in Stafford England.
The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereaved husband and family in this the hour of their great trial.
Eliza is the daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Mountford Adams.
She married George Edward Littlewood on May 1883 in St George Utah.
She is the mother of Eliza Ann (Safford), Dora Jane (Ames), George Edward, Sarah Bessie, Emma Minetta, Samuel Henry and Minnie Ethel (Reay) Littlewood.
9 September 1910
CORRESPONDENCE MEADOW
Last Thursday a message was received announcing the sudden death of sister Eliza Adams Littlewood, wife of Geo E Littlewood. The news came like a thunderbolt form a clear sky.
She had accompanied her husband north with a load of cheese as she very often did and after suffering severe pains for some time died almost without warning. The corpse arrived Thursday and funeral services were held in the ward meeting house and conducted by Bp Beckstrand. The speakers were Elders John Gull and H G Labrum. Each bore testimony to the kind lovable disposition of sister Littlewood and gave consoling remarks to the bereaved husband and family. Three children have preceded her to the other side. Her husband and three married daughters survive her.
It is but a few years since Bro Littlewood's only son a grown young man died.
Sister Littlewood was born June 8th 1854 in Stafford England.
The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereaved husband and family in this the hour of their great trial.
Eliza is the daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Mountford Adams.
She married George Edward Littlewood on May 1883 in St George Utah.
She is the mother of Eliza Ann (Safford), Dora Jane (Ames), George Edward, Sarah Bessie, Emma Minetta, Samuel Henry and Minnie Ethel (Reay) Littlewood.
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