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Show \.....&ayton J. Ott Henrieville Ge.rfi eld County June 17, 1939 "Walter Gleave was a farmer all his life. Wnen .Antimony was started he he located at this place among the early settlers and in 1882 bought land, where he lived southeast of the village. He erected his heme and put in otmr improvements and .cattle has been his chief interest. He rendered fai thf·u1 public servi ce in the offices of county coounissioner, registration officer a nd moad ' supervisor, amd was known as one of his canmuni t7~ s public-spirited citizens• He passed a~~y April 24, 1931. Mrs. Gleave, to whcm he v.&s married August 5, 1876, died April 21, 1903, the mother of seven children, all of whcm are \_,l livingc John H., William · alter, Robert .Barrownan, J ennie, Hervert Samuel, .Archie, arnd I rva, "Herbert Samuel Gleave attendee the public schools and was reared on his father's ranch, where he became familiar with the cattle industry, with which he has been connected all his lii'e, in addition to carrying on f arming. He has made a success of his activities and has also been prominent in local affairs. For the past twenty years he has been a ctive in the church of Jesus Christ of La tter Day Saints, having been formerly assistant Sunday School superintendent and assistant in the :ivlutual and bishop 's counselor. He is now bi shop of .Antimony Vard of the Garfield Stue. He is likewi se serving as constable of Antimony, in whi ch village he i s the owner of a ccmfortable home, erected by himself. "On February 5, 1913, Mr. Gleave married Miss Laura Stewart, daughter of Willi.am A. Stewart, a nd to t his union ther• bave been born seven children: lone, Reine, .Adrene, June, Dahl, Coy a nd Lora ine"• This article 'W8S obtained by :t:aaearch and taken £ran " Utah'' by J. Cecil .Alt er vol~ 3. |
