OBITUARY: Lucretia Maria Marler; Bingham Fort, Weber co., Utah

Transcribed by W. David Samuelsen
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Woman's Exponent, Salt Lake City, Utah
Issue 16 - 15 Jan 1880

Died, at Clifton Idaho Nov. 12th 1879. After an illness of 18 hours Lucretia
Maria beloved wife of Wm. N. Marler, sen., and daughter of Samuel and Lydia
Gates of Bingham Fort, Weber Co., Utah. Deceased was born Oct. 7th 1837, in
Levan Wayne Co., Michigan. She emigrated to Utah with her parents in the year
1852; was the mother of 14 children of which 9 are left to mourn her loss. She
became a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints while very
young, was a true and faithful wife, a kind and affectionate mother. She was
First Counselor in the Relief society of Clifton and was a live and active
woman in the position. She died as she lived a faithful Latter-day Saint in
the hopes of a glorious resurrection with the just.