Jackson, Sarah (Mother) (England)
Midgley, Benjamin (Father) (England)
Benjamin Midgley
1843-1925
Sarah Gibbons Jackson
1848-1920
Married
15 December 1866
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut
William Robert Furner (Husband)
She was at home when she died at 70 years old. She was also a widow
Cause of Death: Intestinal Ailment according to death records
History of Ellen Midgley Furner
Contributed By Joseph Samuel Backman · 2013-05-19 17:32:25 GMT+0000 (UTC) · 0 Comments
Ellen Midgley, born 29 Nov 1867 in Nephi; married to William Robert Furner, 8 Dec 1886 at Logan; died 25 June 1938 in Salt Lake City. She was Clyde Furner's grandmother.
Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Obituary Scrapbook
6-27-38
Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Midgley Furner, 70, who died Saturday at the family home, 1973 South West Temple street, of an intestinal ailment, will be conducted Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. in the McKinley L. D. S. ward, 1740 South State street. by Bishop William A. Bateman.
Burial will be in Nephi cemetery. Friends may call at 1430 South Main street Monday and Tuesday to time of services.
Mrs. Furner. widow of William Robert Furner and long resident of Juab county. died at 2 a. m. of an intestinal ailment.
She was born in Nephi, November 29. 1867, a daughter of Benjamin and Sarah Midgley. Following her marriage to Mr. Furner in 1886 in the Logan temple. she lived in Mammoth and Nephi. The family came. in 1918, to Salt Laek City. where Mr. Furner died a few months afterward.
Mrs. Furner had been a teacher in the L. D. S. Relief society of the Mammoth and McKinley wards.
Surviving are a son, W. E. Furner; two daughters. Edith and Beula Furner. all of Salt Lake City; two sisters. Mrs. H. S. McClain of Salt Lake City and Mrs. J. F. Bowring of Brigham City; a brother. J. Midgley of Oakland. Cal., 17 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Children(7)
William Edgar Furner
1887-1949
George Thomas Furner
1889-1937
Leah Bell FURNER
1891-1893
Alvin Ray FURNER
1894-1894
Edith Midgley Furner
1897-1979
Beulah Furner
1899-1978
Ruby Furner
1907-1907
Midgley, Benjamin (Father) (England)
Benjamin Midgley
1843-1925
Sarah Gibbons Jackson
1848-1920
Married
15 December 1866
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut
William Robert Furner (Husband)
She was at home when she died at 70 years old. She was also a widow
Cause of Death: Intestinal Ailment according to death records
History of Ellen Midgley Furner
Contributed By Joseph Samuel Backman · 2013-05-19 17:32:25 GMT+0000 (UTC) · 0 Comments
Ellen Midgley, born 29 Nov 1867 in Nephi; married to William Robert Furner, 8 Dec 1886 at Logan; died 25 June 1938 in Salt Lake City. She was Clyde Furner's grandmother.
Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Obituary Scrapbook
6-27-38
Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Midgley Furner, 70, who died Saturday at the family home, 1973 South West Temple street, of an intestinal ailment, will be conducted Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. in the McKinley L. D. S. ward, 1740 South State street. by Bishop William A. Bateman.
Burial will be in Nephi cemetery. Friends may call at 1430 South Main street Monday and Tuesday to time of services.
Mrs. Furner. widow of William Robert Furner and long resident of Juab county. died at 2 a. m. of an intestinal ailment.
She was born in Nephi, November 29. 1867, a daughter of Benjamin and Sarah Midgley. Following her marriage to Mr. Furner in 1886 in the Logan temple. she lived in Mammoth and Nephi. The family came. in 1918, to Salt Laek City. where Mr. Furner died a few months afterward.
Mrs. Furner had been a teacher in the L. D. S. Relief society of the Mammoth and McKinley wards.
Surviving are a son, W. E. Furner; two daughters. Edith and Beula Furner. all of Salt Lake City; two sisters. Mrs. H. S. McClain of Salt Lake City and Mrs. J. F. Bowring of Brigham City; a brother. J. Midgley of Oakland. Cal., 17 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Children(7)
William Edgar Furner
1887-1949
George Thomas Furner
1889-1937
Leah Bell FURNER
1891-1893
Alvin Ray FURNER
1894-1894
Edith Midgley Furner
1897-1979
Beulah Furner
1899-1978
Ruby Furner
1907-1907
Jackson, Sarah (Mother) (England)
Midgley, Benjamin (Father) (England)
Benjamin Midgley
1843-1925
Sarah Gibbons Jackson
1848-1920
Married
15 December 1866
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut
William Robert Furner (Husband)
She was at home when she died at 70 years old. She was also a widow
Cause of Death: Intestinal Ailment according to death records
History of Ellen Midgley Furner
Contributed By Joseph Samuel Backman · 2013-05-19 17:32:25 GMT+0000 (UTC) · 0 Comments
Ellen Midgley, born 29 Nov 1867 in Nephi; married to William Robert Furner, 8 Dec 1886 at Logan; died 25 June 1938 in Salt Lake City. She was Clyde Furner's grandmother.
Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Obituary Scrapbook
6-27-38
Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Midgley Furner, 70, who died Saturday at the family home, 1973 South West Temple street, of an intestinal ailment, will be conducted Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. in the McKinley L. D. S. ward, 1740 South State street. by Bishop William A. Bateman.
Burial will be in Nephi cemetery. Friends may call at 1430 South Main street Monday and Tuesday to time of services.
Mrs. Furner. widow of William Robert Furner and long resident of Juab county. died at 2 a. m. of an intestinal ailment.
She was born in Nephi, November 29. 1867, a daughter of Benjamin and Sarah Midgley. Following her marriage to Mr. Furner in 1886 in the Logan temple. she lived in Mammoth and Nephi. The family came. in 1918, to Salt Laek City. where Mr. Furner died a few months afterward.
Mrs. Furner had been a teacher in the L. D. S. Relief society of the Mammoth and McKinley wards.
Surviving are a son, W. E. Furner; two daughters. Edith and Beula Furner. all of Salt Lake City; two sisters. Mrs. H. S. McClain of Salt Lake City and Mrs. J. F. Bowring of Brigham City; a brother. J. Midgley of Oakland. Cal., 17 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Children(7)
William Edgar Furner
1887-1949
George Thomas Furner
1889-1937
Leah Bell FURNER
1891-1893
Alvin Ray FURNER
1894-1894
Edith Midgley Furner
1897-1979
Beulah Furner
1899-1978
Ruby Furner
1907-1907
Midgley, Benjamin (Father) (England)
Benjamin Midgley
1843-1925
Sarah Gibbons Jackson
1848-1920
Married
15 December 1866
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut
William Robert Furner (Husband)
She was at home when she died at 70 years old. She was also a widow
Cause of Death: Intestinal Ailment according to death records
History of Ellen Midgley Furner
Contributed By Joseph Samuel Backman · 2013-05-19 17:32:25 GMT+0000 (UTC) · 0 Comments
Ellen Midgley, born 29 Nov 1867 in Nephi; married to William Robert Furner, 8 Dec 1886 at Logan; died 25 June 1938 in Salt Lake City. She was Clyde Furner's grandmother.
Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Obituary Scrapbook
6-27-38
Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Midgley Furner, 70, who died Saturday at the family home, 1973 South West Temple street, of an intestinal ailment, will be conducted Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. in the McKinley L. D. S. ward, 1740 South State street. by Bishop William A. Bateman.
Burial will be in Nephi cemetery. Friends may call at 1430 South Main street Monday and Tuesday to time of services.
Mrs. Furner. widow of William Robert Furner and long resident of Juab county. died at 2 a. m. of an intestinal ailment.
She was born in Nephi, November 29. 1867, a daughter of Benjamin and Sarah Midgley. Following her marriage to Mr. Furner in 1886 in the Logan temple. she lived in Mammoth and Nephi. The family came. in 1918, to Salt Laek City. where Mr. Furner died a few months afterward.
Mrs. Furner had been a teacher in the L. D. S. Relief society of the Mammoth and McKinley wards.
Surviving are a son, W. E. Furner; two daughters. Edith and Beula Furner. all of Salt Lake City; two sisters. Mrs. H. S. McClain of Salt Lake City and Mrs. J. F. Bowring of Brigham City; a brother. J. Midgley of Oakland. Cal., 17 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Children(7)
William Edgar Furner
1887-1949
George Thomas Furner
1889-1937
Leah Bell FURNER
1891-1893
Alvin Ray FURNER
1894-1894
Edith Midgley Furner
1897-1979
Beulah Furner
1899-1978
Ruby Furner
1907-1907
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