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Heber John Stowell

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Heber John Stowell

Birth
Ogden, Weber County, Utah, USA
Death
30 Jan 1923 (aged 62)
Spring Glen, Carbon County, Utah, USA
Burial
Spring Glen, Carbon County, Utah, USA GPS-Latitude: 39.651851, Longitude: -110.8394253
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B 14 July 1860 in Ogden Ut D 30 Jan 1923 He married Ellen Lavinia Thompson 8 Feb 1889 in Manti Ut. Both are buried in the Haycock Cem.. Some of his children are buried in the Haycock Cem., they are John Arthur B. 15 July 1910 D. 24 Nov 1935. He married Katherine M. Buckley her family is also in the Haycock Cem. Stella Lavinia B 7 Feb 1890 D. 12 Jun 1891 (HS says 1892?)Clarence Heber B. 8 Mar 1892 D. 12 Oct 1904 (HS 1905?), Easton Earl B. 25 Jan 1896 D. 21 Jan 1944. Heber John has a total of 11 children Heber John parents are William Rufus Rogers Stowell and Cytnhia Jane Park they had over 9 children.John Arthur and Katherine M. Buckley Stowell are my grand parents they had 4 children Raymond Glen (my father) B. May 28 1932 D. Feb 13 2003 Provo Ut.. Donna Carol, Ellen May, Charles Arthur. (per GlennaRae Perkins, 4/12/12)

FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2 l92S AND DAHO NEWS Items of Interest .From Utah and Gem State NATIVE OF OGDEN IS DEAD AT PRICE, Feb. 2 Heber J. Stowell. formerly of Ogden, known as the oldest coal prospector and pioneer of 'Carbon county, died yesterday at his home here from general debility. Heber J. Stowell was born in Ogden In 1860. He came to Carbon county 35 years ago, and located a i desert entry on the present Spring Glen townsite, where he built a large residence. In 1889. he married Ellen Lavina Thompson of Coalville. His .widow, and eight of ten children survive 'him They are Mrs. Mabel Hills of : Price, E.-.E. Stowell. W. E. Stowell. 'E. J. Stowell, John and Cynthia Hill, all of Price. A daughter, Mrs. A. M. Hagen, resides at 1131 Windsor street, Salt Lake. Mr. Stowell was the locator or the Kenilworth mine, now operated by the Independent Coal Coke company. He also located and developed the Hardscrabble coal mine near Helper. In agriculture Mr. Stowell was also a pioneer. He surveyed, located and developed the first "big ditch" taken out of the Price river known as the Stowell ditch they say "only a Mormon bishop can make water run up hill"
B 14 July 1860 in Ogden Ut D 30 Jan 1923 He married Ellen Lavinia Thompson 8 Feb 1889 in Manti Ut. Both are buried in the Haycock Cem.. Some of his children are buried in the Haycock Cem., they are John Arthur B. 15 July 1910 D. 24 Nov 1935. He married Katherine M. Buckley her family is also in the Haycock Cem. Stella Lavinia B 7 Feb 1890 D. 12 Jun 1891 (HS says 1892?)Clarence Heber B. 8 Mar 1892 D. 12 Oct 1904 (HS 1905?), Easton Earl B. 25 Jan 1896 D. 21 Jan 1944. Heber John has a total of 11 children Heber John parents are William Rufus Rogers Stowell and Cytnhia Jane Park they had over 9 children.John Arthur and Katherine M. Buckley Stowell are my grand parents they had 4 children Raymond Glen (my father) B. May 28 1932 D. Feb 13 2003 Provo Ut.. Donna Carol, Ellen May, Charles Arthur. (per GlennaRae Perkins, 4/12/12)

FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2 l92S AND DAHO NEWS Items of Interest .From Utah and Gem State NATIVE OF OGDEN IS DEAD AT PRICE, Feb. 2 Heber J. Stowell. formerly of Ogden, known as the oldest coal prospector and pioneer of 'Carbon county, died yesterday at his home here from general debility. Heber J. Stowell was born in Ogden In 1860. He came to Carbon county 35 years ago, and located a i desert entry on the present Spring Glen townsite, where he built a large residence. In 1889. he married Ellen Lavina Thompson of Coalville. His .widow, and eight of ten children survive 'him They are Mrs. Mabel Hills of : Price, E.-.E. Stowell. W. E. Stowell. 'E. J. Stowell, John and Cynthia Hill, all of Price. A daughter, Mrs. A. M. Hagen, resides at 1131 Windsor street, Salt Lake. Mr. Stowell was the locator or the Kenilworth mine, now operated by the Independent Coal Coke company. He also located and developed the Hardscrabble coal mine near Helper. In agriculture Mr. Stowell was also a pioneer. He surveyed, located and developed the first "big ditch" taken out of the Price river known as the Stowell ditch they say "only a Mormon bishop can make water run up hill"


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