Carroll, Euphemia Ann^[1]

1856 - 1914  (57 years)

• Name	Carroll, Euphemia Ann
  Born	09 Jun 1856	Cumberland, York, New Brunswick, Canada. (cantebury, New Brunswick)
  Christened	03 Jul 1856	Cumberland, York, New Brunswick, Canada. (cantebury, New Brunswick)
  Gender	Female
  Cause of Death	Chronic Nephritis
  Died	18 Apr 1914	Heber, Wasatch, Utah
  Buried	20 Apr 1914	Heber City Cemetery, Wasatch, Utah   [2, 3]
  Person ID	I2243	Taylor
  Last Modified	10 Mar 2005

  
  

  Family	Moulton, James Heber,   b. 01 Jul 1848, Irchester, Northampton, England ,   d. 29 Mar 1934, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah  (Age 85 years)
  Married	28 Sep 1874	Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
  Children	1. Moulton, Sarah Margaret,   b. 10 Feb 1877, Heber, Wasatch, Utah ,   d. 28 Dec 1906, Heber, Wasatch, Utah  (Age 29 years)  [Birth]   2. Moulton, James Heber,   b. 22 Mar 1879, Heber, Wasatch, Utah ,   d. 26 Oct 1891, Heber, Wasatch, Utah  (Age 12 years)  [Birth]
  Last Modified	13 Mar 2005
  Family ID	F344	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		Euphemia Ann Carroll Moulton 1856-1914
  		James Heber and Euphemia Carroll Moulton Pioneer tribute headstone
  		The children of James Heber and Euphemia Carroll Moulton

  
  

  Headstones

  Carroll, Euphemia Ann Grave Location: A_331_10

  
  

  Histories

  James Heber Moulton Part of the Willie Handcart Company and brother to Joseph Moulton (Credit: Wasatch County Daughters of Utah Pioneers)

  
  

• Sources

  [S49] 1880 United States Census, 319B (Reliability: 1). Euphemie A. MOULTAN Household Female Other Information: Birth Year <1857> Birthplace IRE Age 23 Occupation Keeping House Marital Status M Race W Head of Household Heber J. MOULTAN Relation Wife Father's Birthplace CAN Mother's Birthplace IRE Source Information: Census Place Heber, Wasatch, Utah Family History Library Film 1255339 NA Film Number T9-1339 Page Number 319B Place of birth is listed as Canada in death records. [S15] Cemeteries and Burial Databases, (State of Utah) (Reliability: 3). Burial Information: Moulton, Euphemia Ann Birth: 6/9/1856 Death: 4/18/1914 Burial: 12/11/1914 Place of Birth: Cantebury Parish, New Brunswick, Canada Place of Death: Heber, Wasatch, Utah Cause of Death: Chronic Nephritis Grave Location: Heber City Cemetery, A_331_10 Source: Comments: Relatives: Robinson, Margaret E. (Mother) Carroll, Patrick (Father) [S153] Wasatch Wave, (J. Willard Marriott Library Digital Technologies) (Reliability: 3), 01 May 1914. Saturday, April 18, marked the passing from this life of Mrs. James H. Moulton. Notwithstanding the sorrows of parting, death came as a release after years of patient suffering. For the last eleven years terrible sickness has marred what pleasure and happiness there should have been in life. Throughout this period, her great ambition was the welfare of her family. Willingly she would have gone, but she held tenaciously to life for the sake of her children. She leaves a husband and eight children, and numerous relatives to mourn her departure. Euphemia A. Carroll was born June 9th, 1856, in New Brunswick, Canada. Her parents were Patrick and Margaret Carroll, who, being converted to the gospel, left their home for Utah, stopping enroute at Woods Cross, Nebraska, and at Ft. Bridger, working at the latter place at the mail station. In the spring of 1802 they came to Heber. Their mode of crossing the great plain was by a yoke of oxen and a yoke of cows. Arriving in this valley almost at the first settlement of it, she has spent her life from childhood, living through the pioneer conditions to the present time. Forty years ago this coming September Euphemia A. Carroll married James H. Moulton; the issue from this marriage being a large family of thirteen children, five of whom have preceded her to the great beyond. Her father’s family moved shortly after her marriage to Ashley, where her mother passed away just last December. Incident to the growth of this town she has raised a large family, helping her husband in his various callings, being in every sense a most devoted wife and mother. Besides her own children, she has indeed been a mother to one of her grand children who lost her own mother at birth. The funeral services were conducted under the direction of Bishop Joseph A. Rasband in the stake house, Monday the 20th. There was a great number of relatives and friends present. Consoling and lauditory remarks as to the character of the deceased wre made by Patriarch Thomas Hicken, President Joseph R. Murdock, Dr. H. R. Hatch, David A. Broadbent and Bishop Joseph A. Rasband. The opening prayer was offered by Patriarch John Duke, the closing prayer by Jos. E. D. Tomlinson. The singing was under the direction of Jos. A. Murdock and the dedicatory prayer was made by Henry L. McMullin.