Israel BENNION

                   BIRTH: F.H.L. Film #027,402 Vernon Ward Records, p.1, #17.
MARRIAGE: F.H.L. Film #183,402 EHOUS, p.77, no#.             .
DEATH: Salt Lake Tribune Obituaries 21 Nov, 1938, p.16, col. 1.

BAPTIZED: F.H.L. Film # 027, 402 Vernon Ward Records.
ENDOWED: F.H.L. Film #183,408 EHOUS, p.7, no #.
SEALED TO PARENTS: BIC
SEALED TO SPOUSE: F.H.L. Film # 183,402 EHOUS, p.77, no #.

OBITUARY: Bennion - Funeral services for Jeanette Sharp Bennion will be held Monday at 2 p.m.  Friends may call at the mortuary prior to the services on Monday and until 8 p.m. in the evening. The body will be taken to Vernon, Utah. Tuesday morning for a second service which will be held a second service which will be held at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Vernon, Utah.

OBITUARY: Jeannette Bennion-
       Vernon, Utah - Services were held Tuesday at the local chapel in Southern Tooele County for Mrs. Jeannette Sharp Bennion, 79, wife of Patriarach Israel Bennion. She died Sunday morning at Salt Lake City of heart ailment.
       She was born in Salt Lake Oct. 5, 1859, to Adam and Janet Cook Sharp, who came to Utah from Scotland with the pioneers. Mrs. Bennion  had spent most of her life in Vernon, where for many years Mr. Bennion was bishop.
       Survivors are her husband: five sons, Capt. Mervyn S. Bennion, U.S. Navy, Washington, D.C., Col. Howard S. Bennion, New York, Glynn and Kenneth S. Bennion, Salt Lake; Lowell S. Bennion Vernon; two daughters, Mrs. Ferron B. Chase, Vernon; at brother, Adam Sharp; Salt Lake, and 13 grandchildren.
       Earlier funeral Services were held in Salt Lake on Monday.
       At Vernon on Tuesday afternoon Bishop Lawrence Sharp presided. Speakers included Pres. Alfred L. Hanks, G. R. McBride, Walter Durrant and Bishop Sharp. Prayers were by Emil Pehrson and Peter Hansen. The choir sang, directed by Ray E. Pehrson. Mrs. Walter H. Durrant sang a vocal solo.
       Interment was in Vernon. The grave was dedicated by former Bishop Joseph J. Fredrickson.
       Many relatives and friends f rom Salt Lake City in attendance, as well as many former residents of Vernon.       Deseret News, November 23, 1932.