Lyman Johnson SWETT

                   BURIAL: PLACE: Morris Hill Cemetery,Boise,Ada,Idaho
BURIAL: PLACE: Morris Hill Cemetery,Boise,Ada,Idaho
                  

                   DEATH: SALT LAKE TRIBUNE (1941 FEB 18 PAGE 17)
VERNAL--Luther Swett, 60, a resident of Ashley Valley for 42 years and actively
identified with the agricultural interests of Unitah Basin, died of sinus
trouble in a Salt Lake hospital Saturday.
Mr. Swett, a sone of Lyman Johnson and Elizabeth Ellen Langston Swett, was
born in Payson, June 19, 1880. After attending the schools in Payson, he came to
Vernal when 18 and had resided here since.
Mr. Swett was a member of the LDS church. He was a director of the Rock Point
Canal company and also a breeder of Hereford cattle.
On July 13, 1917, he married Alene Ellsworth of Leota. Besides his widow, he
is survived by six sons and daughters. Fancis L., George, Elva, Mae, Wayne E.,
and Edna Marie Swett, all of Vernal and the following brothers and sisters,
Oscar and Lyman Swett of Greendale, Elmer Swett of Vernal, and Mrs. Edna
Williams of Hawthorne, Cal.
Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday in the Ashley LDS Chapel by Bishop
Alma Preece.
Burial will be in Rock Point cemetery conducted by the Swain funeral home.
DEATH: SALT LAKE TRIBUNE (1941 FEB 18 PAGE 17)
VERNAL--Luther Swett, 60, a resident of Ashley Valley for 42 years and actively
identified with the agricultural interests of Unitah Basin, died of sinus
trouble in a Salt Lake hospital Saturday.
Mr. Swett, a sone of Lyman Johnson and Elizabeth Ellen Langston Swett, was
born in Payson, June 19, 1880. After attending the schools in Payson, he came to
Vernal when 18 and had resided here since.
Mr. Swett was a member of the LDS church. He was a director of the Rock Point
Canal company and also a breeder of Hereford cattle.
On July 13, 1917, he married Alene Ellsworth of Leota. Besides his widow, he
is survived by six sons and daughters. Fancis L., George, Elva, Mae, Wayne E.,
and Edna Marie Swett, all of Vernal and the following brothers and sisters,
Oscar and Lyman Swett of Greendale, Elmer Swett of Vernal, and Mrs. Edna
Williams of Hawthorne, Cal.
Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday in the Ashley LDS Chapel by Bishop
Alma Preece.
Burial will be in Rock Point cemetery conducted by the Swain funeral home.
                  

                   BURIAL: PLACE: Pomona City Cemetery,Pomona,Los Angeles,California
BURIAL: PLACE: Pomona City Cemetery,Pomona,Los Angeles,California
                  

                   DEATH: SALT LAKE TRIBUNE (1958 DEC 1 PAGE 36)
VERNAL--Elmer Isaac Swett, 61, Vernal, died Saturday at 3 p.m. in a Vernal
hospital of heart ailment. Born Dec. 21, 1896, Payson, Utah County, to Lyman and
Ellen Langston Swett. Married Lucille Smith June 16, 1921, Manilla, Daggett
County, later solemnized in Salt Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints. Rancher Active LDS Church. Survivors: widow; daughter, Mrs.
Glen (Wilma) Davidson, both Vernal; two grandsons; two brothers; sister. Funeral
Tuesday, 11 a.m., Ashley LDS Ward chapel. Friends may call Vernal Mortuary
Monday evening and Tuesday prior.
DEATH: SALT LAKE TRIBUNE (1958 DEC 1 PAGE 36)
VERNAL--Elmer Isaac Swett, 61, Vernal, died Saturday at 3 p.m. in a Vernal
hospital of heart ailment. Born Dec. 21, 1896, Payson, Utah County, to Lyman and
Ellen Langston Swett. Married Lucille Smith June 16, 1921, Manilla, Daggett
County, later solemnized in Salt Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints. Rancher Active LDS Church. Survivors: widow; daughter, Mrs.
Glen (Wilma) Davidson, both Vernal; two grandsons; two brothers; sister. Funeral
Tuesday, 11 a.m., Ashley LDS Ward chapel. Friends may call Vernal Mortuary
Monday evening and Tuesday prior.