Betsey Jane Fackrell age 89
Betsey Jane (William) Howard
Betsey Jane (James) Howard
Pioneer and mother

1852 Pioneer from Illinois to Utah

1869 Married:
William Howard

1873
William Howard
died in logging accident

1880 Census Bountiful, Davis, Utah
Betsey J Howard 30, widow
Clarissa A Howard 10, daughter

1884 Married:
James Howard, brother of William

1900 Census South Precinct, Davis, Utah
Betsey J Howard 50,
Lella Howard 13, at school

1910 Census Bountiful, Davis, Utah
Betsey J Howard 60, nurse private family
Lives next to Hyrum Brunson family and William Salter family

1920 Census Bountiful, Davis, Utah
Betsey J Howard, 69,
Own home on Main Street
Living next to Hyrum Brunson family

1939 Obituary
Betsy J. F. Howard of South Bountiful Dies in Star Valley [Wyoming]
Betsy Jane Fackrell Howard, 89, oldest pioneer of South Bountiful, died Tuesday of causes incident to age at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lella Dana of Thayne, Wyo. She had been making her home with her daughter for the past three years.
Mrs Howard was born April 22, 1850 in Jo Daviess county, Illinois, a daughter of Joseph C. and Clarissa Dempsey Fackrell. She came to Utah with her parents in 1852. The family settled at West Bountiful for a short time, moved to Farmington for five years and then returned to West Bountiful.
She was married to William Howard on April 19, 1869, and moved with her husband to South Bountiful, where she had resided until taking up residence with her daughter.
An active member of the L.D.S. church, she had been an officer in the Mutual Improvement association in West Bountiful, a counselor in the primary and a Sunday school teacher in South Bountiful, and was at the time of her death a member of the Eataw camp, Daughter of Utah Pioneers.
Surviving are Mrs. [Lella Jane] Dana, five brothers and sisters, Mrs. Amy V. Brown and James Fackrell of Woods Cross; Mrs. Clarissa Sprouse of Garden City, Henry Fackrell of Lovell, Wyo., and Mrs. Jemima Clawson of Randolph; 12 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. [Daughter Clarissa Howard Brunson died 1935].

Funeral services were held in the Orchard ward chapel Wednesday afternoon, Bishop Walter Moss of South Bountiful officiating. The program was carried out as had been requested by the deceased. Opening number was by the Singing Mothers, Sister Thou Art Mild and Lovely, Opening prayer C.M. Egan, Andrew Gwynn spoke of her as a neighbor, Joseph Wood and Charles Taylor sang the duet, Some Sweet Day, Bishop S.C. Howard spoke of Aunt Betsey as "he knew her;" Mrs. Nephi Hepworth played, Silver Threads Among the Gold; O My Father on the piano; the last speaker was Wilford C. Wood; "Going Home" by Joseph Wood; remarks, Oscar Wood; closing song, When First Glorious Light of Truth by the Singing Mothers.

Benediction by Jared Brown; grave dedicated by James Howard.
Utah; Davis County Clipper Dec 22, 1939

Dau: Lella Jane Howard Dana 1887-1981 WY