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| Born: | 2 Apr 1872 Mountain Meadows, Utah | ||
| Died: | 14 Oct 1920 Fillmore, Utah | ||
| Father: | Harley Ingersoll Colegrove | ||
| Mother: | Helen Venera McBride | ||
| Siblings | Samuel Reuben Brown Florence Melissa Brown Lester Clark Colegrove Minnie Colegrove Harley Eugene Colegrove | ||
| Married: | 14 Nov 1894 Manti, Utah | ||
| Spouse: | Richard Truman Ashby | ||
| Children: | Martha Geneva Ashby Richard Eugene Ashby Fern Ashby Alice May Ashby | ||
The Progress, Friday, 10 Dec 1948::
MINNIE C. ASHBY
PASSES AWAY
PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Minnie Colegrove Ashby, 76, widow of Richard P. Ashby, died at her home here December 2, of the causes incident to age. She had been ill only since Thanksgiving.
She was born in Fillmore, Sept. 25, 1872, a daughter of Parley Eugene [sic-Harley Ingersoll-SDR] and Helen McBride Colegrove. She had lived here all of her life.
A faithful member of the L.D.S. church, she was a counselor in the Fillmore ward Relief Society for eleven years; and a member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
She was married in the Manti L D S temple Nov. 14, 1894 to Mr. Ashby. He died Oct. 15, 1920.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Geneva Speakman Mrs. Fern Robison and Mrs. Alice Robison; and a son, R. Eugene Ashby, all of Fillmore; 15 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Fillmore First Ward chapel by Von Taylor, Bishop.
The service was as follows:
Prelude and Postlude by Margie Robison
Vocal duet, "In a Garden" by Mrs. Merle Hone and Mrs. Orpha Taylor; Margie Robison accompanist
Prayer - T. Clark Callister
Speaker - Rudger Ashby, a grandson
Vocal Solo, "Perfect Day" by grandson Dan Speakman; accompanied by Darlene Robins
Speaker - Ashby Robison, a grandson
Piano and Organ duet, "Oh My Father" - by Margie and Helen Robison
Speaker - Ora Hanson
Closing remarks - Bp. Taylor
Vocal Solo, "That Wonderful Mother of Mine" by Darlene Robins; accompanied by Carolyn Stevens
Benediction - F. H. Partridge
Dedicatory prayer at the grave was by Bishop Taylor
"Aunt Min" as she was affectionately known to her friends, was a dear, sweet, kindly person who received her greatest pleasure from serving others.
All of her family were present at the services except two grandsons, Doyle Robison who is serving in the Swedish Mission and Scott Speakman, who is laboring as a missionary in Kansas. Rudger Ashby had returned from his mission a few days before her death.
Out of town relatives and friends who attended the services included Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Speakman and two daughters, who came form Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Dell Ashby and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Walch, Delta; Mrs. Helen Derrick, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Speakman, son and daughter, of McGill, Nevada; and Mr. Frank Robison of Logan.
Burial took place in the Fillmore cemetery under direction of the Olpin Mortuary.
Tribute to a Kind Lady
by
Newel D. Day
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| Aunt Min |
Of a Lady, who to me,
Is just a little better than
The best of folks you'll see.
She's pure excellence in the traits
of being sweet and good and kind
And I'll venture that she's just the same
In everybody's mind.
I've loved her since I was a kid
For something I can't forget.
She had Alice and Mother had me,
And in Relief Society we met.
Well, Alice had some candy
And I think a little gum,
And because of her persuasion
Alice finally gave me some.
Now folks, that's just a little thing
But she touched my childish heart
And from that day on I've watched her
And now her excellence I'll impart.
She's perfection in old fashioned kindness,
Reverence, loyalty and honesty.
Well, I'll tell you who the lady is
She is Minnie C. Ashby.
*Name variant: Permilla [History, p. 108; Memorial, p. 20]
*Despain, Carrie Robison and Garner, Melba Despain. History & Genealogy of the Franklin Alonzo
Robison Family, p. 108.
*Record of Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Fillmore Ward, Millard
Stake, 1882 - 1897, p. 29:
Name: Minnie Colegrove
Baptised: 3 Aug 1882, Fillmore
*Day, Stella H., ed. Builders of Early Millard, p. 135.
*LDS Family Group Record Collection [Patron Section]
Submitted by: Mrs. Alice Robison
Family of: Lindon Wells Robison & Alice May Ashby
*McBride, Virginia. Charles R. McBride Memorial, p. 20.
*The Progress, Friday, December 10, 1954, Obituary: Robison, Fern Ashby
*1880 Federal Census, Utah, Millard County, Fillmore City & Precinct, Page #11, Dwelling #88,
Family #99, Enumerated 8 Jun 1880:
Colegrove, Harley
Minnie, w, f, 7, dau., single, UT, VT, NY
*Marriage: Millard County Marriage Register, Book B, p. 55, #23:
The People of the Territory of Utah}
County of Millard} Marriage License
To any person legally Authorized to solemnize marriage, Greeting:
You are hereby Authorized to Join in Holy Matrimony Mr. Richard T. Ashby, of Fillmore City, in the County of Millard, and Territory of Utah, of the age of 22 years, and Miss Minnie Colegrove, of Fillmore City, in the County of Millard, and Territory of Utah, of the age of 22 years.
Witness my hand as clerk of the Probate Court and seal the seal of said Court hereto affixed at my office in Fillmore City, in said County, this 12th day of November A. D. 1894
J. S. Giles Clerk of Probate Court
By Deputy
Territory of Utah, }
} ss.
County of Sanpete, } I hereby certify, that on the Fourteenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four at Manti City in said County, I, undersigned, an Elder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints did join in the Holy Bands of Matrimony, according to law, Richard T. Ashby, of the County of Millard Territory of Utah, and Minnie Colegrove of the County of Millard, Territory of Utah. The nature of the ceremony was according to the rites of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and was a present mutual agreement of marriage between the parties for all time.
We were Married as stated in this Certificate, and are now husband & wife.
Signed Richard T. Ashby Groom}
Signed Minnie Colegrove Bride} John D. G. McAllister
In the presence of John Tuttle Witness} Elder
Wm. B. Lowrey Witness}
*Death: Sexton's Record Fillmore City Cemetery, Book 3, p. 4, no. 27:
Minnie C. ASHBY
Age: 76y 2m 6d
Born: Fillmore City
Physician: Dean C. Evans
Cause: Cerebral Hemorrhage
Died: 1 DEC 1948, Fillmore
Buried: Fillmore City Cemetary, block 100, lot 4, grave 2.
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