Sarah was a daughter of Elizabeth Daniels and Daniel Davies/Davis. Because of the Welch system of patronymics, other variations may apply.
She was born at Pencader, South Wales.
Sarah was the long time fiancée of Professor Evan Stephens and was sealed to him in the Salt Lake LDS Temple 19 March 1931.
She was the informant on his death certificate and lived at his home after his death, attending to his funeral arrangements, burial and other important details.
Sarah was buried on the 28th of July 1936, near Evan.
She was born at Pencader, South Wales.
Sarah was the long time fiancée of Professor Evan Stephens and was sealed to him in the Salt Lake LDS Temple 19 March 1931.
She was the informant on his death certificate and lived at his home after his death, attending to his funeral arrangements, burial and other important details.
Sarah was buried on the 28th of July 1936, near Evan.
Sarah was a daughter of Elizabeth Daniels and Daniel Davies/Davis. Because of the Welch system of patronymics, other variations may apply.
She was born at Pencader, South Wales.
Sarah was the long time fiancée of Professor Evan Stephens and was sealed to him in the Salt Lake LDS Temple 19 March 1931.
She was the informant on his death certificate and lived at his home after his death, attending to his funeral arrangements, burial and other important details.
Sarah was buried on the 28th of July 1936, near Evan.
She was born at Pencader, South Wales.
Sarah was the long time fiancée of Professor Evan Stephens and was sealed to him in the Salt Lake LDS Temple 19 March 1931.
She was the informant on his death certificate and lived at his home after his death, attending to his funeral arrangements, burial and other important details.
Sarah was buried on the 28th of July 1936, near Evan.
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