Wife of (1) Edward McKean and (2) James Clasbey.
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The Salt Lake Daily Tribune
Thursday, December 1, 1887
page four
The funeral of Mrs. James T. Clasbey, yesterday, was attended by fully 200 people, mostly ladies, so that the house was full and the grounds thronged. Rector Putnam, of St. Mark's Cathedral, officiated according to the impressive ritual of the Episcopal Church, and the pallbearers were Charles Read, A. C. Smith, Nicholas Treweek, Joseph Galigher, George Harkins and James Hogle. A large cortege followed the remains to Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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The Salt Lake Daily Tribune
Thursday, December 1, 1887
page four
The funeral of Mrs. James T. Clasbey, yesterday, was attended by fully 200 people, mostly ladies, so that the house was full and the grounds thronged. Rector Putnam, of St. Mark's Cathedral, officiated according to the impressive ritual of the Episcopal Church, and the pallbearers were Charles Read, A. C. Smith, Nicholas Treweek, Joseph Galigher, George Harkins and James Hogle. A large cortege followed the remains to Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Wife of (1) Edward McKean and (2) James Clasbey.
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The Salt Lake Daily Tribune
Thursday, December 1, 1887
page four
The funeral of Mrs. James T. Clasbey, yesterday, was attended by fully 200 people, mostly ladies, so that the house was full and the grounds thronged. Rector Putnam, of St. Mark's Cathedral, officiated according to the impressive ritual of the Episcopal Church, and the pallbearers were Charles Read, A. C. Smith, Nicholas Treweek, Joseph Galigher, George Harkins and James Hogle. A large cortege followed the remains to Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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The Salt Lake Daily Tribune
Thursday, December 1, 1887
page four
The funeral of Mrs. James T. Clasbey, yesterday, was attended by fully 200 people, mostly ladies, so that the house was full and the grounds thronged. Rector Putnam, of St. Mark's Cathedral, officiated according to the impressive ritual of the Episcopal Church, and the pallbearers were Charles Read, A. C. Smith, Nicholas Treweek, Joseph Galigher, George Harkins and James Hogle. A large cortege followed the remains to Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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