The youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Taylor died of a stroke. .
Obit found in the August 8, 1929 issue of The Times-Independent.
https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/details?id=20195948
Note grave marker says 1926, but i believe her correct death date to be in the year of 1929.
She was among the 14 students who graduated from Grand County High School in 1927.
"Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the LDS chapel. One of the largest gatherings ever noted at a funeral in Moab was present, and there were many beautiful floral tributes."
After high school she attended business college in Grand Junction, Colorado. A September 20, 1928 article in The Times-Independent reads, "Miss Leta Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Taylor, left on Saturday's stage for Grand Junction, to resume her studies at business college."
Obit found in the August 8, 1929 issue of The Times-Independent.
https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/details?id=20195948
Note grave marker says 1926, but i believe her correct death date to be in the year of 1929.
She was among the 14 students who graduated from Grand County High School in 1927.
"Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the LDS chapel. One of the largest gatherings ever noted at a funeral in Moab was present, and there were many beautiful floral tributes."
After high school she attended business college in Grand Junction, Colorado. A September 20, 1928 article in The Times-Independent reads, "Miss Leta Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Taylor, left on Saturday's stage for Grand Junction, to resume her studies at business college."
The youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Taylor died of a stroke. .
Obit found in the August 8, 1929 issue of The Times-Independent.
https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/details?id=20195948
Note grave marker says 1926, but i believe her correct death date to be in the year of 1929.
She was among the 14 students who graduated from Grand County High School in 1927.
"Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the LDS chapel. One of the largest gatherings ever noted at a funeral in Moab was present, and there were many beautiful floral tributes."
After high school she attended business college in Grand Junction, Colorado. A September 20, 1928 article in The Times-Independent reads, "Miss Leta Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Taylor, left on Saturday's stage for Grand Junction, to resume her studies at business college."
Obit found in the August 8, 1929 issue of The Times-Independent.
https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/details?id=20195948
Note grave marker says 1926, but i believe her correct death date to be in the year of 1929.
She was among the 14 students who graduated from Grand County High School in 1927.
"Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the LDS chapel. One of the largest gatherings ever noted at a funeral in Moab was present, and there were many beautiful floral tributes."
After high school she attended business college in Grand Junction, Colorado. A September 20, 1928 article in The Times-Independent reads, "Miss Leta Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Taylor, left on Saturday's stage for Grand Junction, to resume her studies at business college."
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