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DUP OBITUARY: Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Walker Labrum, 76, wife of John George
Labrum of South Cottonwood, died at her home Thursday at 8:50 p.m. of
infirmities incident to age. She was born in South Cottonwood on January 17,
1856, the daughter of Thomas A. and Ann Wheeler, and had resided there
throughout her life.
During her life she had been active in L.D.S. church circles, and prior to her
marriage, on December 9, 1872, Mrs. Labrum was secretary of the South
Cottonwood ward Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement Association. She had been
for six years secretary of the was Relief Society and had acted as president
of the Relief Society for 17 years.
Last Friday friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Labrum celebrated the
sixtieth anniversary of the couple's marriage at the home. She was the mother
of 12 children, nine of whom survive: Mrs. Eva E. McCloy, Mrs. Sarah I.
Powell, John W. Labrum, Mrs. Lula E. Shaw, Thomas O. Labrum, George F. Labrum,
Rulon H. Labrum, Mrs. Mabel Fisher and Mrs. Fern L. Walker, all of Salt Lake.
Thirty three grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Wheeler Labrum, 76, wife of John
Labrum and well known Church worker of South Cottonwood ward chapel. Burial
will take place in the Murray City cemetary.
President Henry D. Moyle of the L.D.S. Cottonwood Stake, John B. Erekson,
Willard Burton, and Mrs. Asa Reynolds spoke at funeral services for Mrs. Ann
Elizabeth Wheeler Labrum, wife of John Labrum, prominent Salt Lake County
citizen. The services were held in the South Cottonwood L.D.S. ward chapel,
Sunday, with Bishop James T. Erekson Jr. in charge.
BURIAL: Murray City Cemetery plot number 01 029 7.
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