Person:Alice Corbett (1)

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Alice Almira Corbett
b.14 Oct 1886 Randolph, Rich, Utah
d.30 Apr 1976 Logan, Cache, Utah
Parents and Siblings
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m. 8 Jun 1878
  1. Joseph Daniel Corbett1879 - 1951
  2. Samuel Edwin Corbett1880 - 1881
  3. Mary Emogene Corbett1882 - 1974
  4. James Fackrell Corbett1884 - 1918
  5. Alice Almira Corbett1886 - 1976
  6. Ida Marie Corbett1888 - 1964
  7. Otis John Corbett1889 - 1966
  8. Edith Laurine Corbett1892 - 1892
Spouse and Children
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m. 18 Oct 1911
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Facts and Events
Name[1][2][3][4] Alice Almira Corbett
Gender Female
Birth[5][6] 14 Oct 1886 Randolph, Rich, Utah
Marriage 18 Oct 1911 of Randolph, Rich, Utahto George Roskelly
Death[7] 30 Apr 1976 Logan, Cache, Utah
Burial? 3 May 1976 Smithfield, Cache, Utah
References
  1. ↑ Unknown. No title (2). (Unpublished note(s) found in the Fackrell Family Organization archives.).
  2. ↑ Unknown. No title (2). (Unpublished note(s) found in the Fackrell Family Organization archives.).
  3. ↑ Alice Corbett Roskelly. "Family Group Sheet for Daniel Corbett and Alveretta Fackrell". (Unpublished hand-written Family Group Sheet written after 14 January 1951 at an unspecified location).
  4. ↑ Unknown author/compiler. "Family Group Sheet for George Roskelley and Alice Almira Corbett". (Unpublished, hand-written Family Group Sheet compiled after 29 Aug 1936 at an unspecified place.).
  5. ↑ Alice Corbett Roskelly. "Family Group Sheet for Daniel Corbett and Alveretta Fackrell". (Unpublished hand-written Family Group Sheet written after 14 January 1951 at an unspecified location).
  6. ↑ Unknown author/compiler. "Family Group Sheet for George Roskelley and Alice Almira Corbett". (Unpublished, hand-written Family Group Sheet compiled after 29 Aug 1936 at an unspecified place.).
  7. ↑ Alice Corbett Roskelly. "Family Group Sheet for Daniel Corbett and Alveretta Fackrell". (Unpublished hand-written Family Group Sheet written after 14 January 1951 at an unspecified location).

    This document gave the date of death but not the place.

  8.   Alice Corbett Roskelly. Letter from Alice Corbett Roskelly to Mrs. Vera F. Hoffman. (Unpublished hand-written personal letter, 25 Feb 1964, Smithfield, Utah).

    Mrs. Vera H. Hoffman,

    My dearest cousin Vera I was over joyed to find your dear letter writen by your very own hand. It has stired my memory of the very happiest time of my life; and I will never forget those dear days. I think so often of your dear Angle Mother, who I loved dearly. She was indeed a mother to me. So patient, and kind. I never knew of her ever doing anunkind act.
    You girls were just like sisters to me. And I will always loveyou as such. You all made me feel like your home was my home. And I am still grateful for the memories we shared together. And I thank you all. I have always felt I would like to pay you back in some nice way. This fast changing world. We have drifted apart and our lives have been so differant (sic).
    I have had a wonderful life. I raised a large family. They are all fine men. And my one daughter. They are all grand to me in every way they can be. I have been poor and had to work hard to keep on top.
    The Lord has surely blessed me in so many ways. I have had a wonderful life. George was a grand husband; and a wonderful father. I was saddened by his passing so suddenly. He left me a nice comfortable home and a little money to keep going on...
    I am quite well and take care of my home . I still enjoy working and trying to keep my place clean. I have had bad legs, but I keep going.
    I am going to miss Ida very much. But when the Lord calles (sic) them home we have to say thy will not mine.
    I have the seven boys and one girl. They all have nice families and they are all married fine girls. one suninlaw (sic). I have 32 grandchildren. Some of them are married and I have 16 great-grandchildren. I am very pleased with my families.
    I would like the picture you have of me. If you will send it I will send you the postage.
    We have had a long cold snowy winter. And it is still cold and snowy. It doesn't look like we will ever have spring.
    I hope you write me again. Thanking you for thinking of me I will always love you and be glad to hear from you. Love to you bothe (sic).

    //signed// Alice Roskelly

    Her address at the time was: 266 East Center Street, Smithfield, Utah 84335.

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