Son of George Benjamin Wallace and Martha Davis

Married Carolyn Naylor, 16 October 1889, Logan, Cache, Utah

Children - Thomas Wallace, Lawrence Alonzo Wallace, Harold Eugene Wallace, Raymond Naylor Wallace

--Obituary. Alonzo Wallace, aged 64, son of the late George B. and Martha Davis Wallace, died October 23, 1928, at the family residence, 951 Laird Avenue. Deceased was born in Salt Lake City and is survived by his widow, Caroline N. Wallace; three sons, Lawrence, Harold E. and Raymond N. Wallace; three brothers, George B., Arthur N. and Henry Wallace; two sisters, Mrs. Edward Little and Mrs. Lois Watson, and six grandchildren. The body is at the Joseph William Taylor new mortuary, 125 North Main Street, and can be viewed at the mortuary on Thursday and at the family residence on Friday from 11 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. Funeral services will be held on Friday at 1 p. m. at the Le Grand Ward Chapel. Friends are invited. Interment in City Cemetery.

--Obituary recorded in the Salt Lake Telegram and in the Deseret News on October 24, 1928. WALLACE - Alonzo Wallace, 64, son of the late George B. Wallace of the L. D. S. Church, died Tuesday evening at his home, 951 Laird Avenue. He was at one time connected with the old Orpheum Theater, and was later engaged in the merchandising business. He was born in Salt Lake City, July 4, 1864, and is survived by his widow, three sons, Lawrence A. Wallace, Judge Harold E. Wallace and Raymond N. Wallace of Salt Lake; three brothers, George B. Wallace, Henry D. Wallace of Salt Lake, and Arthur N. Wallace of Price; two sisters, Mrs. Zina Little of Teton, Idaho, and Mrs. Lois Watson of Salt Lake.

--Obituary recorded in the Salt Lake Telegram, October 25, 1928. Alonzo Wallace, 64, son of the late George B. Wallace, first president of Salt Lake Stake, and early president of the European Mission of the L.D.S. Church, died Tuesday evening at his home, 951 Laird Avenue. He had been in the merchandising business for many years, was once connected with the Orpheum Theater and had been employed by the city board of education. He was born July 4, 1864, in Salt Lake, and is survived by his widow, three sons, Lawrence A. Wallace, Judge Harold E. Wallace and Raymond N. Wallace, Salt Lake; three brothers, George B. Wallace, Henry D. Wallace, Salt Lake, and Arthur N. Wallace, Price, and two sisters, Mrs. Zina Little, Teton, Idaho, and Mrs. Lois Watson, Salt Lake.