1921 Utah Death Certificate
Train-auto crash on Tuesday
died St. Mark's Hospital, injuries, shock.

Rhoda Pearl Barton age 23
Rhoda (Charles) English

1900 Census Paragonah, Iron, Utah
William H Barton 29, day labor
Sarah A Barton 29, 5 children, 4 living
William O Barton 4
Rhoda P Barton 2
Alvarine Barton 1, twin
Elvarene Barton 1, twin
Own home, street not yet named

1910 Census Paragonah, Iron, Utah
William H Barton 39, farmer, general
Sarah A Barton 39, 6 children, 5 living
William A Barton 15
Rhoda P Barton 13
Alva P Barton 11
Elva R Barton 11
Sarah G Barton 9
Own home
Neighbors: William McBride; J W Barton

1914 Married Beaver, Utah
Charles L English age 19
Res. Frisco, Utah
Rhoda Barton age 18
Res. Paragonah, Utah
October 22, 1914
Beaver County of Record
Volume: 1, Page 436

1916
Paragonah
Mr and Mrs W H Barton are at Frisco spending a few days with their daughter, Mrs Rhoda English.
Iron County Record, 1916-March-24, page 7

1919 Parowan, Utah
Paragonah Notes
Mrs Rhoda English who has been here visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs Wm H Barton, will leave for her home in Park City July 1.
Parowan Times, July 2, 1919, page 1.

1920 Census Park City, Summit, Utah
Charles English 24, tableman, ore-mill
Rhoda P English 22
Wilma A English 9
Renting, 133 Main Street

1921 Beaver, Millard, Utah
Auto Accident
The body of Mrs Charles English, formerly, Rhoda Barton, of Paragoonah, who was killed in an auto accident near Salt Lake last week, went through here Sunday morning, accompanied by friends and relatives to Paragoonah, where body was laid to rest.
Mr and Mrs English, with their two children, accompanied by a Mr Weston, were going from their home at Garfield, to Salt Lake City, to visit Mr English' mother. When approaching a railroad crossing they were hit by a D R G train. The machine was completely demolished.
Mrs English although fataly injured, lived four hours after the accident, and was perfectly conscious up to the time of her death at the hospital.
Mr English suffered a number of fractures and was badly bruised. The doctors said the shock he received was equal to a shell shock, and he was moved from the hospital to his mother's home, where he could be kept perfectly quiet...
The young man with the party suffered slight injuries.
Mr and Mrs English formerly lived here. She was a niece of Mr Heber Hanks and a cousin of Mrs Ed Bardsley, who went to Paragoonah to attend the burial.
Beaver County News 1921-Mar-23, page 8.

1921 Utah News
George Freeman Hanson, of Magna was killed, and Mrs Charles L English, of Garfield, mortally injured and her husband seriously hurt, when the automobile in which they were riding was struck by a train at a crossing near Salt Lake. Mrs English's baby was thrown upon the pilot of the locomotive, but escaped injury.
Beaver Weekly, 25 Mar 1921 p. 6.

1921 Utah
Utah State News
Although at first thought to have escaped without injury when its mother was killed and its father was severe[ly] injurred in an automobile accident near Salt Lake, Charles English, 5-months-old baby son of C L English is now believed to have suffered concussion of the brain.
Iron County Record, 1921-Apr-08, page 7

Spouse: Charles Luaine English 1895-1953 UT
Son Charles Barton English 1920-1970

George Freeman Hansen 1889-1921 Car crash