Died in New Haven CT where he is buried with his father and mother.
This is a memorial marker. He is buried in the Grove Street Cemetery.
Buried 4/12/1923.
Grandson of Yale Law Professor David Daggett.
He was a surveyor in northeastern Utah, where Daggett county is named for him. He played a role in bringing irrigation to that area in the 1890s.
There is a portrait of him in the University of Utah archives.
This is a memorial marker. He is buried in the Grove Street Cemetery.
Buried 4/12/1923.
Grandson of Yale Law Professor David Daggett.
He was a surveyor in northeastern Utah, where Daggett county is named for him. He played a role in bringing irrigation to that area in the 1890s.
There is a portrait of him in the University of Utah archives.
Died in New Haven CT where he is buried with his father and mother.
This is a memorial marker. He is buried in the Grove Street Cemetery.
Buried 4/12/1923.
Grandson of Yale Law Professor David Daggett.
He was a surveyor in northeastern Utah, where Daggett county is named for him. He played a role in bringing irrigation to that area in the 1890s.
There is a portrait of him in the University of Utah archives.
This is a memorial marker. He is buried in the Grove Street Cemetery.
Buried 4/12/1923.
Grandson of Yale Law Professor David Daggett.
He was a surveyor in northeastern Utah, where Daggett county is named for him. He played a role in bringing irrigation to that area in the 1890s.
There is a portrait of him in the University of Utah archives.
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