John Hughes EVANS

                      BIRTH: General Registration Office, Cerificate of Birth, London, England. Copy in possession of Helen
	Sharp Madsen.
   DEATH: Family History by Jenalyn Giles Cline.

   BAPTISM, ENDOWMENT: Child.
   SEALED TO PARENTS: Computer IGI Addendum, surname.
                  

                      BIRTH: 15th Ward Church Records.
   MARRIAGE: F.H.L. Film #183,402, EHOUS, p.155.
   DEATH: Deseret News Obiturary, Nov. 4, 1921, Sec. 2, p.2.

   BAPTISM: Original baptism 1848, Re-baptized F.H.L. Film #26,675,Salt Lake 15 Ward Records.
        Baptized by John Hughes Evans, Confirmed by E. Morris. p. 14, #254.
   ENDOWMENT: F.H.L. Film #183,407 EHOUS, p.129, #1.
   SEALED TO PARENTS: Computer IGI Addendum, Surname
   SEALED TO SPOUSE: F.H.L. Film #183,402 EHOUS, p.155, by Daniel W. Wells.


F.H.L. Film #2,056, p. 14, #234  15th Ward Elders Quorum Record  Genealogy. (Possibly 5th Quorum.)
      Thomas H. Evans, born 29 Dec 1850 Llan y Biah Carmarthenshire, Wales.
      Father: J. H. Evans   Mother Ann Hughes        Baptized 1864 by J.H.Evans. Ordained 27 Apr 1874
      Received Aug 13 1888  Ordained a Seventy     Removed:


                                                Former Salt Laker Who Died on Coast Will be Buried Here
       Funeral services for Thomas H. Evans, former resident of Salt Lake who died in Los Angeles, will be held in the Fifteenth ward chapel First South and Eighth West streets, Sunday at 12  o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.
       Mr. Evans was born in Llan Y. Beah, Carmarthenshire, South Wales, Dec. 29, 1855. He came to Utah in 1870, with his mother and two sisters, his father John H. Evans and one daughter, having crossed the plains in 1869.. He is survived by his widow, Jennie Davis Evans, one son and five daughters; Mrs. Will Rall, Margaret, Pearl, Elva and Glen Evans of Los Angeles. Mrs. W. H. McCune of Salt Lake; three sisters, Mrs. Ellen Charles, of Logan, Mrs. H. E. Llewewllyn, and Mrs. H. E. Giles of Salt Lake.
       Mr. Evans was genial and possessed talents as an entertainer, having appeared many times as a humorist in ward entertainments. He was an active worker in the choir, Sunday School, M.I.A., as a ward teacher and any duty he was called upon to perform. He entered the employ of the Utah Central Railroad in the early seventies as an errand boy afterwards as an apprentice in the machine shops and later for rmany years as foreman of the O.S.L.shops. Ten years ago his heart began to fail, and the family moved to Los Angeles, where he resided at the time of his death.                           Deseret News Obiturary, Nov. 4, 1921, Sec. 2, p.2.

                                                                             Deseret News, Nov. 4, 1921, Sec.2, p.2.
                  

                      BIRTH: Certificate of Birth, G.R.O., London, England, Copy in possession of Helen S. Madsen.
   MARRIAGE:(1) Dan Roberts Thomas
                          (2) Hopkin E. Llewellyn.  F.H.L. Film #183,401, p.459, #6595.
   DEATH: Deseret News Obituary, 23 Mar 1923, Sec. 2., p.6.

   BAPTISM: 15 Oct 1866, TIB. Re-baptized by John Hughes Evans. Re-Confirmed by E. Morris. F.H.L.         Film #26,675. Salt Lake 15 Ward Records, p.26.
   ENDOWMENT: F.H.L. Film #183,407 EHOUS, p.95, #14. & TIB.
   SEALED TO PARENTS: Computer IGI Addendum, Surname
   SEALED TO SPOUSE: (1) F.H.L. Film #183,401, p.459, #6595 by Daniel Wells.

                                                          Mrs. Margaret Thomas Llewellyn
       Mrs. Margaret Thomas Llewellyn  died at a Salt Lake Hospital. Resided at 256 N. Seventh West street, widow of Hopkin E. Llewellyn, born in Wales, Oct. 20, 1858, died Thursday evening. Surviving are the following children: John Thomas, U.S. Navy, Mrs. Maggie Griffith, Mrs. Mamie Kingdon, Lorenzo Thomas, George H. Llewellyn, Gomer T. Llewellyn,, Mrs. Kate Goudy and Joseph T. Llewellyn. Deseret News, Mar. 23, 1923, Sec. 2., p.6.

                                  Llewellyn Funeral to be Held on Sunday at the Sixteenth Ward Hall.
       Funeral services for Margaret Thomas Llewellyn, 69, widow of Hopkin E. Llewellyn, who died at a local hospital Thursday evening, will be held in the Sixteenth Ward Chapel on Sunday, March 25, at 2 p.m., Bishop Joseph Lake officiating. Interment will be in the City Cemetery under the direction of the Kingdon and Lees funeral directors.
       The body may be viewed at the family residence 256 North Seventh West from 10 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Llewellyn was born in Wales Oct. 20, 1858. She came to the United States when 10 years old. She has been a resident of the Sixteenth ward for the last 25 years. Surviving her are the following children: John Thomas, U.S. Navy, Mrs. Maggie Griffith, Mrs. Mamie Kingdon, Lorenzo Thomas, George H. Llewellyn Gomer T Llewellyn,, Mrs. Kate Goudy and Joseph T. Llewellyn.   Deseret News,   Saturday, March 24, 1928, Sec.2, p.11.
                  

                      BIRTH: Birth Certificate, G.R.O., London, England, Copy in possession of Helen Sharp Madsen.
   MARRIAGE: F.H.L. Film #183,402 EHOUS, p.89 & family bible.
   DEATH:   Deseret News, April 25, 1935, p3.  F.H.L. Film #027,097.

   BAPTISM: 1869. Re-baptized 1871  F.H.L. Film #26,675. Salt Lake 15 Ward Records & Internet IGI.
   ENDOWMENT: F.H.L. Film #183,407 EHOUS, p.371, #8343.
   SEALED TO PARENTS: Computer IGI Addendum, Surname
   SEALED TO SPOUSE: F.H.L. Film #183,402 EHOUS, p.89.


                                                Wife of Pioneer Musician Dies at Family Residence.
                                        Funeral to be Held at 2 p. m. Sunday For Active Church Worker
       Mrs. Catherine Evans Giles, 74, wife of Professor Henry E. Giles, pioneer musician and  former assistant Tabernacle organist, died at the family home, 141 Third Avenue, Wednesday at 5 p.m. of causes incident to age.
       Mrs. Giles was the mother of John D. Giles, field represenative for the Presiding Bishop's office and of Prof. Thomas Giles, head of the music department at the University of Utah. In addition she is survived by the following sons and daughters, and her husband: Henry E. Giles, Jr., Los Angeles; Clarnece L. Giles, of Salt Lake; Mrs. Catherine G. Engberg, Mrs. Ida G. Sharp, Mrs. Jenalyn G. Cline and Mrs. Margaret Sharman, all of Salt Lake.
There are 28 grandchildren, and [   ] great grandchildren. The great grandchildren represent the sixth generations of members in the Church from this family.
                                                                 Born in Wales
       Mrs. Giles was born in Betts, South Wales, Feb. 26, 1861, daughter of John H. and Ann Hughes Evans and came to Utah with her mother in 1870, on the first [   ] grant train to run on the Utah Central railroad. Her father had come earlier and assisted in the construction of the Union Pacific railroad.
       Her marriage to Mr. Giles was June 28, 1879, in the Endowment house, with Elder Joseph F. Smith, later president of the Church, performing the ceremony. In the Church and music circles, she was soloist of the Utah Stake choir at Provo, of which her husband was conductor, and also soloist for the Brigham Young University Choir. For more than [  ] years she has been active in the Eighteenth Ward Relief Society, continuing a participation in Provo.
       Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Eighteenth Ward by Bishop Thomas A Clawson.  Deseret News, April 25, 1935, p.3.

                                                           Funeral Services Set for Wife of Musician
       Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Evans Giles, wife of Professor Henry E. Giles, pioneer musician, who died Wednesday will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Eighteenth L.D.S. Ward chapel, 107 A Street, by Bishop Thomas A. Clawson.
       Speakers will be Ezra T. Stevenson, of the Eighteenth Ward bishopric; Winslow F. Smith, president of Ensign L.D.S.stake; Verne L. Halliday, formerly member of the presidency of Ensigh stake high priests' quorum, and Bishop Clawson. Music will be furnished by the music department of the University of Utah, including a mixed chorus and a string quartet under the direction of Professor Arthur Freber.
       Invocation will be offered by Lafayette T. Whitner of the Eighteenth Ward bishopric and the benediction pronounced by Alva Butler, former bishop of Butler ward. The grave in the City cemetery will be dedicated by Bishop June B. Sharp of the Thirty-first Ward.  Nephews of Mrs. Giles will act as pallbearers.
                                  Salt Lake Tribune April 28, 1935.

                                                Wife of Pioneer Musician Dies at Family Residence.
                                        Funeral to be Held at 2 p. m. Sunday For Active Church Worker
       Mrs. Catherine Evans Giles, 74, wife of Professor Henry E. Giles, pioneer musician and  former assistant Tabernacle organist, died at the family home, 141 Third Avenue, Wednesday at 5 p.m. of causes incident to age.
       Mrs. Giles was the mother of John D. Giles, field represenative for the Presiding Bishops office and of Prof. Thomas Giles, head of the music department at the University of Utah. In addition she is survived by the following sons and daughters, and her husband: Henry E. Giles, Jr., Los Angeles; Clarnece L. Giles, of Salt Lake; Mrs. Catherine G. Engberg, Mrs. Ida G. Sharp, Mrs. Jenalyn G. Cline and Mrs. Margaret Sharman, all of Salt Lake.
there are 28 grandchildren, and [   ] great grandchildren. The grandchildren represent the sixth of members in the Church from this family.
                                                                 Born in Wales
       Mrs. Giles was born in Betts, South Wales, Feb. 26, 1861, daughter of John H. and Ann Hughes Evans and came to Utah with her mother in 1870, on the first [   ] grant train to run on the Utah Central railroad. Her father had come earlier and assisted in the construction of the Union Pacific railroad.
       Her marriage to Mr. Giles was June 28, 1879, in the Endowment house, with Elder Joseph F. Smith, later president of the Church, performing the ceremony. In the Church and music circles, she was solist of the Utah stake choir at Provo, of which her husband was conductor, and also soloist for the Brigham Young University Choir. For more than      [  ]years she has been active in the Eighteenth ward Relief Society, continuing a participation in Provo.
       Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Eighteenth Ward by Bishop Thomas A Clawson.
                                  Deseret News, April 25, 1935, p.3.

                                                           Funeral Services Set for Wife of Musician
       Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Evans Giles, wife of Professor Henry E. Giles, pioneer musician, who died Wednesday will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Eighteenth L.D.S. ward chapel, 107 A Street, by Bishop Thomas A. Clawson.
       Speakers will be Ezra T. Stevenson, of the Eighteenth ward bishopric; Winslow F. Smith, president of Ensign L.D.S.stake; Verne L. Halliday, formerly member of the presidency of Ensigh stake high priests' quorum, and Bishop Clawson. Music will be furnished by the music department of the University of Utah, including a mixed chorus and a string quartet under the direction of Professosr Arthur Freber.
       Invocation will be offered by Lafayette T. Whitner of the Eighteenth ward bishopric and the benediction pronounced by Alva Butler, former bishop of Butler ward. The grave in the City cemetery will be dedicated by Bishop June B. Sharp of the Thirty-first Ward  Nephews of Mrs. Giles will act as pallbearers.
                                  Salt Lake Tribune April 28, 1935.