MRS. JEMIMA LLEWELYN

SPANISH FORK, Utah. -- Mrs. Jemima Christmas Llewellyn, widow of Edward
Llewellyn, died Saturday afternoon at her home, after an illness of several months from a
complication of troubles.  She was born June 1, 1856 in Llanelly, South Wales.  Her
parents were William and Elizabeth Roach Christmas.  With them she came to this
country, arriving in Spanish Fork, July 6, 1869.  The family was prominent in the
upbuilding of the young settlement.  In her early womanhood she married Edward
Llewellyn and they made their permanent home.  Mr. Llewellyn died four years ago.  She
was a faithful Latter-day Saint and she was active in church work.  She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Jemima Hales, principal of the Reese school; Mrs. Florence Morgan and
one son Edward, all of Spanish Fork, also one brother, Luther Christmas; two sisters,
Mrs. John E. Bowen and Mrs. Rosetta Flavel, all of this city.  Two grandchildren and one
great-grandchild also survive.  Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock in the first ward chapel, with Bishop Arthur McKell in charge.  Interment will be
in the Spanish Fork cemetery.

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