Lillian Carline Harder lived only five months. The orginal price for the plot was two dollars and fifty cents.It was a quarter plot with eight grave places. Her brother, Al, never knew her due to issue with plural marriage.The perputal care on the plot was paid by him.In a letter dated 1964 to Howard Roundy,comissioner ,Alma M. Harder turned over the seven unused plots to the cemetery.Sexton at that time was William R. Walker. Until the 1980's the cemetery was controlled by Oasis LDS. Then,it was turned over to the Millard County Commisioners Office. Christine Stanworth is the current steward.She and her husband Tony along with their family takes care of the four acres of land.They supplied the information on this gravesite. Thanks to them and Jan Hamaker for their generous contributions, Gail Hannah 47186089
Lillian Carline Harder lived only five months. The orginal price for the plot was two dollars and fifty cents.It was a quarter plot with eight grave places. Her brother, Al, never knew her due to issue with plural marriage.The perputal care on the plot was paid by him.In a letter dated 1964 to Howard Roundy,comissioner ,Alma M. Harder turned over the seven unused plots to the cemetery.Sexton at that time was William R. Walker. Until the 1980's the cemetery was controlled by Oasis LDS. Then,it was turned over to the Millard County Commisioners Office. Christine Stanworth is the current steward.She and her husband Tony along with their family takes care of the four acres of land.They supplied the information on this gravesite. Thanks to them and Jan Hamaker for their generous contributions, Gail Hannah 47186089
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