SEYMOUR ALLRED ANSWERS LAST CALL
ONE OF OLD STAR VAEELY PIONEERS SUCCUMED TO HEART FALIURE
Seymour Legrand Allred passed away at his home in Afton early this morning from heart trouble following an attack of the flu. Mr Allred has been in poor health most of the winter and about three weeks ago was taken ill with what was thought to be the flu. He partly recovered from the attack, but his heart was very weak and dropsy set in which finakky ended his life early this morning. At his bedside were his wife Claudia Allred, His brother N.C. Allred his son Legrand Allred and his daughters Mrs Eva Nield, Mrs Ada Nield, Mrs Nora Harrison, Mrs. Chloe Taysom, Mrs Lavon Venter and Mrs Lois Hale. His other daughters Mrs Maud Dayton and Mrs Belva Kent are on their way to Mrs Dayton from Salt Lake and Mrs Kent from Smithfield Utah.
Seymour was an old and respected citizen of Afton, having resided here about 14 years. He was born in Grantsville, Utah in 1863 and was 61 years of age last Sunday April 15.
He came when a small boy with his parents to Bear Lake and settled St Charles and passed thru all the trials incident to pioneer life in a new country.
He was married to Claudia stock, also a pioneer and they came to Star valley about 1880 and helped in the settlement of Star Valley, Seymour has always been a Latter Day Saint, and was the father of a large family of girls and one boy, most of whom survive him.
He is also survived by two brothers N.C. of Afton and Marvin of Bear Lake. Mr Allred was always a highly respected man in the community and did much toward the enforcement of laws. He served as deputy sheriff under the late sheriff Ward for many years, and also served in the same capacity under Oakley until recently.
We extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
Allred, Seymour Legrand (17 Sept 1973)Star Valley Independent
Seymour Le Grande ALLRED is the son of Seymour Legrande ALLRED and Claudia Ellen STOCK
Seymour Le Grande ALLRED married Alice May NIELD 31 Mar 1921 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut
ONE OF OLD STAR VAEELY PIONEERS SUCCUMED TO HEART FALIURE
Seymour Legrand Allred passed away at his home in Afton early this morning from heart trouble following an attack of the flu. Mr Allred has been in poor health most of the winter and about three weeks ago was taken ill with what was thought to be the flu. He partly recovered from the attack, but his heart was very weak and dropsy set in which finakky ended his life early this morning. At his bedside were his wife Claudia Allred, His brother N.C. Allred his son Legrand Allred and his daughters Mrs Eva Nield, Mrs Ada Nield, Mrs Nora Harrison, Mrs. Chloe Taysom, Mrs Lavon Venter and Mrs Lois Hale. His other daughters Mrs Maud Dayton and Mrs Belva Kent are on their way to Mrs Dayton from Salt Lake and Mrs Kent from Smithfield Utah.
Seymour was an old and respected citizen of Afton, having resided here about 14 years. He was born in Grantsville, Utah in 1863 and was 61 years of age last Sunday April 15.
He came when a small boy with his parents to Bear Lake and settled St Charles and passed thru all the trials incident to pioneer life in a new country.
He was married to Claudia stock, also a pioneer and they came to Star valley about 1880 and helped in the settlement of Star Valley, Seymour has always been a Latter Day Saint, and was the father of a large family of girls and one boy, most of whom survive him.
He is also survived by two brothers N.C. of Afton and Marvin of Bear Lake. Mr Allred was always a highly respected man in the community and did much toward the enforcement of laws. He served as deputy sheriff under the late sheriff Ward for many years, and also served in the same capacity under Oakley until recently.
We extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
Allred, Seymour Legrand (17 Sept 1973)Star Valley Independent
Seymour Le Grande ALLRED is the son of Seymour Legrande ALLRED and Claudia Ellen STOCK
Seymour Le Grande ALLRED married Alice May NIELD 31 Mar 1921 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut
SEYMOUR ALLRED ANSWERS LAST CALL
ONE OF OLD STAR VAEELY PIONEERS SUCCUMED TO HEART FALIURE
Seymour Legrand Allred passed away at his home in Afton early this morning from heart trouble following an attack of the flu. Mr Allred has been in poor health most of the winter and about three weeks ago was taken ill with what was thought to be the flu. He partly recovered from the attack, but his heart was very weak and dropsy set in which finakky ended his life early this morning. At his bedside were his wife Claudia Allred, His brother N.C. Allred his son Legrand Allred and his daughters Mrs Eva Nield, Mrs Ada Nield, Mrs Nora Harrison, Mrs. Chloe Taysom, Mrs Lavon Venter and Mrs Lois Hale. His other daughters Mrs Maud Dayton and Mrs Belva Kent are on their way to Mrs Dayton from Salt Lake and Mrs Kent from Smithfield Utah.
Seymour was an old and respected citizen of Afton, having resided here about 14 years. He was born in Grantsville, Utah in 1863 and was 61 years of age last Sunday April 15.
He came when a small boy with his parents to Bear Lake and settled St Charles and passed thru all the trials incident to pioneer life in a new country.
He was married to Claudia stock, also a pioneer and they came to Star valley about 1880 and helped in the settlement of Star Valley, Seymour has always been a Latter Day Saint, and was the father of a large family of girls and one boy, most of whom survive him.
He is also survived by two brothers N.C. of Afton and Marvin of Bear Lake. Mr Allred was always a highly respected man in the community and did much toward the enforcement of laws. He served as deputy sheriff under the late sheriff Ward for many years, and also served in the same capacity under Oakley until recently.
We extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
Allred, Seymour Legrand (17 Sept 1973)Star Valley Independent
Seymour Le Grande ALLRED is the son of Seymour Legrande ALLRED and Claudia Ellen STOCK
Seymour Le Grande ALLRED married Alice May NIELD 31 Mar 1921 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut
ONE OF OLD STAR VAEELY PIONEERS SUCCUMED TO HEART FALIURE
Seymour Legrand Allred passed away at his home in Afton early this morning from heart trouble following an attack of the flu. Mr Allred has been in poor health most of the winter and about three weeks ago was taken ill with what was thought to be the flu. He partly recovered from the attack, but his heart was very weak and dropsy set in which finakky ended his life early this morning. At his bedside were his wife Claudia Allred, His brother N.C. Allred his son Legrand Allred and his daughters Mrs Eva Nield, Mrs Ada Nield, Mrs Nora Harrison, Mrs. Chloe Taysom, Mrs Lavon Venter and Mrs Lois Hale. His other daughters Mrs Maud Dayton and Mrs Belva Kent are on their way to Mrs Dayton from Salt Lake and Mrs Kent from Smithfield Utah.
Seymour was an old and respected citizen of Afton, having resided here about 14 years. He was born in Grantsville, Utah in 1863 and was 61 years of age last Sunday April 15.
He came when a small boy with his parents to Bear Lake and settled St Charles and passed thru all the trials incident to pioneer life in a new country.
He was married to Claudia stock, also a pioneer and they came to Star valley about 1880 and helped in the settlement of Star Valley, Seymour has always been a Latter Day Saint, and was the father of a large family of girls and one boy, most of whom survive him.
He is also survived by two brothers N.C. of Afton and Marvin of Bear Lake. Mr Allred was always a highly respected man in the community and did much toward the enforcement of laws. He served as deputy sheriff under the late sheriff Ward for many years, and also served in the same capacity under Oakley until recently.
We extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
Allred, Seymour Legrand (17 Sept 1973)Star Valley Independent
Seymour Le Grande ALLRED is the son of Seymour Legrande ALLRED and Claudia Ellen STOCK
Seymour Le Grande ALLRED married Alice May NIELD 31 Mar 1921 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut
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