Suggested edit: ELLIS-At his residence in the Third Ward, Logan, on Saturday, May 15ht, 1886, JAMES ELLIS, aged 75 years.
Deceased was born in Glamorganshire, South Wales, where he received the Gospel and labored as a traveling Elder for seven years previous to his emigration with his family to Utah in 1853. Brother Ellis was much interested in the Sunday School work, and was appointed to first superintendent in the ward in which he resided. He was among the early settlers of Logan, arriving here in 1860, and sawing the first piece of lumber in that city. He died in the full faith of the Gospel.
Deseret News
21 June 1886
Contributor: For Get Me Not (46897116)
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Deceased was born in Glamorganshire, South Wales, where he received the Gospel and labored as a traveling Elder for seven years previous to his emigration with his family to Utah in 1853. Brother Ellis was much interested in the Sunday School work, and was appointed to first superintendent in the ward in which he resided. He was among the early settlers of Logan, arriving here in 1860, and sawing the first piece of lumber in that city. He died in the full faith of the Gospel.
Deseret News
21 June 1886
Contributor: For Get Me Not (46897116)
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Suggested edit: ELLIS-At his residence in the Third Ward, Logan, on Saturday, May 15ht, 1886, JAMES ELLIS, aged 75 years.
Deceased was born in Glamorganshire, South Wales, where he received the Gospel and labored as a traveling Elder for seven years previous to his emigration with his family to Utah in 1853. Brother Ellis was much interested in the Sunday School work, and was appointed to first superintendent in the ward in which he resided. He was among the early settlers of Logan, arriving here in 1860, and sawing the first piece of lumber in that city. He died in the full faith of the Gospel.
Deseret News
21 June 1886
Contributor: For Get Me Not (46897116)
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Deceased was born in Glamorganshire, South Wales, where he received the Gospel and labored as a traveling Elder for seven years previous to his emigration with his family to Utah in 1853. Brother Ellis was much interested in the Sunday School work, and was appointed to first superintendent in the ward in which he resided. He was among the early settlers of Logan, arriving here in 1860, and sawing the first piece of lumber in that city. He died in the full faith of the Gospel.
Deseret News
21 June 1886
Contributor: For Get Me Not (46897116)
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