OBITUARY: Milly Callister; Fillmore, Millard co., Utah
surname: Callister, Smith

Transcribed by Stephen D. Robison (kinseeker @ hotmail.com)
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The Deseret News, Vol. XXVIII, No. 6, Wednesday, 12 Mar 1879:
    
DIED.

     In Fillmore City, February 23d, 1879, after a lingering illness of many
months, MILLY, beloved daughter of Thomas and Caroline Smith Callister.

     Born in Salt Lake City, July 11th, 1851, moved to Fillmore with her
parents in 1862. Returned to Salt Lake City in 1868, and was a diligent
student at the University of Deseret for three years. Opened a school at
Fillmore in 1871, and taught it successfully for many years; was also
President of the Young Ladies' Retrenchment Association for six years. These
duties she performed with marked ability, and by her amiable disposition won
the love and esteem of all, which was deeply manifested by their attention
during her illness, and by the large procession that followed here to her last
resting place.

     She was a true Latter-day Saint and said many times, "I am not afraid to
die."