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The deceased came to Ashley in 1882, and took charge of James Gibson's store, and made Ashley his home, until sickess compelled him to have some one to care for him and attend his wants, he was taken to the home of Wm. Gibson, who is a son of Mr. Crouch's sec- ond wife by her first husband.

Mrs. Crouch died two years ago, and Mr. Crouch, has lived alone most of the time until death claimed him for his own. Mr. Crouch, was a kind ad generous man and leaves a host of friends that will sincerely mourn his departure to that bourne from which no traveler returns. A family of three grown children are living in Salt Lake City. The funeral services was held in the Ashley ward school house, and discased was buried on Wm. Gibson's farm by his own re- quest.

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