Allen Joseph Stout, aged 72 years, of Burley, Ida., died last night at the home of his son David A. Stout, 1164 Twenty-first street, of ulcerated stomach. He had suffered for some time of the ailment.
Mr. Stout was born in Nauvoo, Ill., during the troublesome times preceding the Mormon emigration to Utah. He was carried across the plains as a baby and spent his earlier life in Ogden.
He was born on December 3, 1845. He moved with his father and mother from Nauvoo to Montrose, Iowa, and then to Utah, arriving here in 1851. The deceased was not six years of age when he reached Ogden. Mr. Stout left Ogden twenty years ago for Idaho and settled in the Burley district. He came to this city about a month ago for medical treatment.
He is survived by his widow and the following children: Mrs. Lucy Waring of Baker City, Ore., Mrs. Artie Green of Albion, Ida.; Joseph W. Stout of Los Angeles, Mrs. Maud Doran of Twin Falls, David A. Stout of Ogden; Edwin J. Stout, Richard H. Stout and Mrs. R. Clemens of Burley, together with thirty-three grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
The body was removed to the Larkin & Sons undertaking parlors.
The time and place of funeral services will be announced later. page 12, THE OGDEN STANDARD: OGDEN, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1917
Allen Joseph Stout, aged 72 years, of Burley, Ida., died last night at the home of his son David A. Stout, 1164 Twenty-first street, of ulcerated stomach. He had suffered for some time of the ailment.
Mr. Stout was born in Nauvoo, Ill., during the troublesome times preceding the Mormon emigration to Utah. He was carried across the plains as a baby and spent his earlier life in Ogden.
He was born on December 3, 1845. He moved with his father and mother from Nauvoo to Montrose, Iowa, and then to Utah, arriving here in 1851. The deceased was not six years of age when he reached Ogden. Mr. Stout left Ogden twenty years ago for Idaho and settled in the Burley district. He came to this city about a month ago for medical treatment.
He is survived by his widow and the following children: Mrs. Lucy Waring of Baker City, Ore., Mrs. Artie Green of Albion, Ida.; Joseph W. Stout of Los Angeles, Mrs. Maud Doran of Twin Falls, David A. Stout of Ogden; Edwin J. Stout, Richard H. Stout and Mrs. R. Clemens of Burley, together with thirty-three grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
The body was removed to the Larkin & Sons undertaking parlors.
The time and place of funeral services will be announced later. page 12, THE OGDEN STANDARD: OGDEN, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1917
Family Members
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Lydia Maria Fisk Stout Bliss
1849–1888
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Alfred Fisk Stout Sr
1851–1925
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Hosea Fisk Stout
1852–1931
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David Fisk Stout
1855–1932
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Rebecca Alvira Fisk Stout Dennett
1857–1934
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Allen Joseph Fisk Stout
1859–1933
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Amanda Melvina Fisk Stout Stout
1859–1915
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John Henry Fisk Stout
1863–1933
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Orlando Fisk Stout
1865–1866
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Milton Fisk Stout
1867–1900
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Don Carlos Stout
1869–1871
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Hulda Louisa Fisk Stout Rawlinson
1872–1923
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Anna Smith Fisk Stout
1875–1875
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Marion Fisk Stout
1876–1948
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Lucy Melvina Stout Waring
1873–1953
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Elizabeth Ann Stout Jones
1875–1903
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Artemesia Amanda Stout Glenn
1877–1955
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Joseph William Stout
1879–1966
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Maud C Stout Walters
1881–1967
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Ida Pearl Stout
1883–1883
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David Allen Stout
1883–1960
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Edwin Josiah Stout
1885–1968
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Lawrence Cole Stout
1887–1910
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Grace Isabell Stout
1889–1891
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Richard Hosea Stout
1891–1964
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Burtha Stout
1893–1893
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Renaldo Lorenzo Stout
1894–1895
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Violet "Vilate" Stout Carlile
1896–1967
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Wesley C Stout
1898–1898