Amanda, Neff Bagley, 77, Cottonwood L D S church and community leader, died Friday evening at the family residence, 5601 Highland drive, following a brief illness.
She was born in East Mill Creek Oct. 16, 1867, a daughter of Amos H. and Catherine Thomas Neff, and was married to Edward C. Bagley in Logan LDS temple, Dec. 18, 1889. Mr. Bagley died in 1943.
Mrs. Bagley was president of Holladay ward Y W M I A, a n d held the same office in the now Brinton (now Cottonwood) ward when Holladay ward was divided. Later she was president of Brinton ward Relief society.
While serving in that capacity, Mrs. Bagley was a leader in founding Cottonwood stake maternity hospital in 1924, where more than 8000 babies have been born.
She also was active in Cottonwood civic affairs and organized cooperative action between parents and teachers before the present Parent-Teacher assn. was inaugurated.
Survivors include eight sons and daughters: Cyrene N. Bagley, Callao, Juab county; Mrs. Katheen B. Nelson, Mrs. Maxine B Lind and Isabel Bagley, Cottonwood; Mrs. Hattie B. Maughan, Logan; C. Stuart Bagley, Las Vegas, Nev.; Ames K. Bagley Salt Lake City, and Maj. Edward N. Bagley, serving with the U. S First army in Europe; a foster daughter, Mrs. Lena Roth McNarney, Sandy.
Also surviving are six brother and three sisters: David Neff, Marysvale, Cal.; Samuel Neff, now in L D S church service in California; Mrs. Alice Neff Taylor and Eugene and Julian Neff, all of East Mill Creek; Cyrus Neff, Salt Lake City; Frank Neff, Lyman, Wayne county; Mrs. Loretta Nef Brown and Mrs. Katie Neff Mumford, Sandy, and 28 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 1 p. m, at Cottonwood LDS ward chapel, 5911
Highland drive. Friends may call at the family home Sunday evening and Monday until time for services.
Salt Lake Tribune January 27, 1945
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Funeral Rites Set For LDS Woman
Funeral services for Amanda Neff Bagley, prominent church and community leader who died Friday at the family residence, 5601 Highland drive, will be conducted in Cottonwood LDS ward chapel, 5911 Highland drive, Monday at 1 p. m, with Frank Armstrong, bishop, officiating.
Speakers will be Albert Quist and T. C. Stayner, former Cottonwood LDS ward bishops, and James L. Gwilliam and Dr. Adam S. Bennion.
Friends may call at the family residence prior to services.
Burial will be in Elysian Burial Gardens. The grave will be dedicated by Eugene Neff.
Salt Lake Tribune January 29, 1945
Amanda, Neff Bagley, 77, Cottonwood L D S church and community leader, died Friday evening at the family residence, 5601 Highland drive, following a brief illness.
She was born in East Mill Creek Oct. 16, 1867, a daughter of Amos H. and Catherine Thomas Neff, and was married to Edward C. Bagley in Logan LDS temple, Dec. 18, 1889. Mr. Bagley died in 1943.
Mrs. Bagley was president of Holladay ward Y W M I A, a n d held the same office in the now Brinton (now Cottonwood) ward when Holladay ward was divided. Later she was president of Brinton ward Relief society.
While serving in that capacity, Mrs. Bagley was a leader in founding Cottonwood stake maternity hospital in 1924, where more than 8000 babies have been born.
She also was active in Cottonwood civic affairs and organized cooperative action between parents and teachers before the present Parent-Teacher assn. was inaugurated.
Survivors include eight sons and daughters: Cyrene N. Bagley, Callao, Juab county; Mrs. Katheen B. Nelson, Mrs. Maxine B Lind and Isabel Bagley, Cottonwood; Mrs. Hattie B. Maughan, Logan; C. Stuart Bagley, Las Vegas, Nev.; Ames K. Bagley Salt Lake City, and Maj. Edward N. Bagley, serving with the U. S First army in Europe; a foster daughter, Mrs. Lena Roth McNarney, Sandy.
Also surviving are six brother and three sisters: David Neff, Marysvale, Cal.; Samuel Neff, now in L D S church service in California; Mrs. Alice Neff Taylor and Eugene and Julian Neff, all of East Mill Creek; Cyrus Neff, Salt Lake City; Frank Neff, Lyman, Wayne county; Mrs. Loretta Nef Brown and Mrs. Katie Neff Mumford, Sandy, and 28 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 1 p. m, at Cottonwood LDS ward chapel, 5911
Highland drive. Friends may call at the family home Sunday evening and Monday until time for services.
Salt Lake Tribune January 27, 1945
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Funeral Rites Set For LDS Woman
Funeral services for Amanda Neff Bagley, prominent church and community leader who died Friday at the family residence, 5601 Highland drive, will be conducted in Cottonwood LDS ward chapel, 5911 Highland drive, Monday at 1 p. m, with Frank Armstrong, bishop, officiating.
Speakers will be Albert Quist and T. C. Stayner, former Cottonwood LDS ward bishops, and James L. Gwilliam and Dr. Adam S. Bennion.
Friends may call at the family residence prior to services.
Burial will be in Elysian Burial Gardens. The grave will be dedicated by Eugene Neff.
Salt Lake Tribune January 29, 1945
Family Members
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Eva Neff Huffaker
1851–1942
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Amos Barr Neff
1853–1916
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Cyrus Neff
1855–1948
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Martha Ann Neff Smith
1857–1933
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Mary Barr Neff Young
1859–1942
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John Dilworth Neff
1861–1910
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Frank Herr Neff
1878–1953
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Anne Loretta Neff Brown
1881–1957
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Eugene Jefferson Neff
1883–1957
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Catherine Barr Neff Mumford
1885–1972
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Albert Hughes Neff
1890–1909
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Julian Neff
1893–1953
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Amanda Bagley
1890–1890
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Amanda Bagley
1890–1890
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Cyrene Neff Bagley
1892–1982
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Julia Kathleen Bagley Nelson
1894–1971
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Hattie Erma Bagley Maughan
1896–1991
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Marie Neff Bagley
1900–1902
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Charles Stuart Bagley
1902–1995
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Ames Kemmie Bagley
1904–1992
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Maxine Bagley Lind
1906–2003
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Isabel Neff Bagley Bartholomew
1909–1987
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Edward Neff Bagley
1912–1999
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