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Show Life story of James Harbertson & Elizabeth Taylor Harbertson, Told by Irene H. Kendell.. (continued). ********.******* ****_.**************** eet-4")) ***~.***~***~****************.********************.****.*****************~*************** ••• And went to live with her three daughters--LIZZIE-IRENE-& ADA. she died 28- Aug.-l953. at South Weber Davis Co. Ute At her daughter's home (LIZZIE). she never suffer~d much, & died very peacefuly. I heard Mother say that when they got ready to leave England, their Missionary President, went to see her Mother & he put his arm around her Mothe.r & said. II mrs 'i'aylor this daughter of yours is the most presious child you have, Mother said "I could never understand what he ment by that," Till we moved over her End started to do Temple Work, then she said, II I know now what he ment," he ment we would do their Temple Work. lather ~ Mother's family was all active in the South Weber L.D.S. Ward. Father being in the bishipric went to all the ward parti t : dances, He was A very joly person and liked to step dance at times, At the dances they quite often hac him out on the floor st , -dancing during intermission. Fii'l'H£R'S CHURCH OFFICES, V{l!.:Hl!. il~ FOLLOW. Baptized 18-April- l875---- By John Shipley. (~ngland. Re-baptized --- 11- Oct. 1886.--- - --- by Dav:ld Jones.---- Mother was re-baptized at the SAme time. (Utah.) Confirmed------ 17- Oct. 1886.------- by David Jones; ----------------------------------------------(Utah) Bndowed-------- 8- July-1880. ------- Salt Lake Temple. ilder.--------- 6- July-1880.-------- by-~lder E. Stratford. Seventy.------- 13- July.1884.------- by- Fred Foulger. Hi Priest.----- 25- Jan. 1891.------- by- F.W. Richards. First three children sealed to parents.--- 5- May.- 1927. 2nd. Councler to G.W. KENDELL-(BI ~HOP)---- 25- Jan.-1891.---- by- F.D. RJCHAHDS. 1st. Councler to G.W, Kendell-(bishop)---- 24- Nov. 190?---- By- Joseph H. Grant. Released.--------------------------------- 25- July.1909 (flim S •• U'l' S29--pg4' My Farher and Mother, at the time of Mothers deat.h, had 31-Grandchildren----69-Grellt t:rand children, and one great -Great, grand child, ann I think they have many-many more since then, just sincp. J can remember. Father used to be A jolly person & liked to play jokes on other people, I never heard him swear or use bad langue, The only thin he used to ARy when he got real mad was "You Dang big block head". I never heard the boys avverswear around home, Father was never ~ swell singer, but he used to sing A few of the old timer's, I have h:lm sing this one many times. " My Grandfather'S clock was to l ' rge for the shelf, so it stood 90- years on the floor, ~O years with that slumber:lng, tick-tick--tick-tick, life second numbering, tick- tick-tick-tick, But it stoped short never to go again, when the old man died. My Mother wa~ A more quiet person, ~e nev~r heard her Singing around much, ~he only song I remember her singing , ~as "Mother may r go in swiming, 15es my darling up.ughter, hang your cloths on A hickery bush, but dont go near the water • ..,he left bngland when she lVas 18- years of age, & nev.er seen nny of her folks since, the only relitave she ever seen since she come over here was her sister's daughter, which come over here ~ever · l years ago. Jhe has been back to England, once for h visit for ii short time. Mother Always hoped to go back to see her folks, but she never made it, After Father Died, Mother was A widow for 28- long years, she died at the age of, nearly 97- years. her health was fererley good, except to wards the last she almost . lost her eye sight, &. her hearing was'nt.very good, but she never complained., she never had A 9peration, she said ,she had A Patriarch, ble~sing, & he told her she woul~'~lth out the sting of death. & ~he did. boug~~ he~ ~~:e'/~0~~5~~s~h~~ ~~:e:O:~~r:i!!l~fl~~ihe:h:nM~~~!r~~l:o!!.¥Il ~~~e~o~edb;~t~~~'P~;~~; ~~s~:~h::a~ ~r~~~e:~f~u!~!y:~ ~~~ree~orasom~ time then she sold that a~so. Father built A light bri~k_~1 hfter Mother left her home, my daughter & hH husband, & Parle~ A red brick. home. When my parents first moved to Ogden they lived on the bench, between 2lst.-& 20th-across the stree to the south of the old deaf& blind school, they had 5 ch:lldren at this adress. Thera were lots of Indians around at that til It was nothing to ~ee A big Indian put his face up to the w~ndow & look in. |
