Lillis married Joseph Russell Scott on 21 Jan 1928. Lillis and Russell made their home in Grantsville, Utah. They are the parents of four daughters and two sons, including the following:
1) Helen Jene Scott (1928-2007)
2) Gerald Udell Scott (1930-2000)
3) Francis Keith Scott (1933-2000)
In the 1970's, my parents interviewed Aunt Lillis to record her life story. One of the things that she mentioned was her memory of the pandemic that she lived through in 1918. She talked of all the people who died and how she remembered wearing masks everywhere, especially on the train. I was listening to the tape and transcribing it during another pandemic that hit a little over 100 years later, so it really stood out to me.
1) Helen Jene Scott (1928-2007)
2) Gerald Udell Scott (1930-2000)
3) Francis Keith Scott (1933-2000)
In the 1970's, my parents interviewed Aunt Lillis to record her life story. One of the things that she mentioned was her memory of the pandemic that she lived through in 1918. She talked of all the people who died and how she remembered wearing masks everywhere, especially on the train. I was listening to the tape and transcribing it during another pandemic that hit a little over 100 years later, so it really stood out to me.
Lillis married Joseph Russell Scott on 21 Jan 1928. Lillis and Russell made their home in Grantsville, Utah. They are the parents of four daughters and two sons, including the following:
1) Helen Jene Scott (1928-2007)
2) Gerald Udell Scott (1930-2000)
3) Francis Keith Scott (1933-2000)
In the 1970's, my parents interviewed Aunt Lillis to record her life story. One of the things that she mentioned was her memory of the pandemic that she lived through in 1918. She talked of all the people who died and how she remembered wearing masks everywhere, especially on the train. I was listening to the tape and transcribing it during another pandemic that hit a little over 100 years later, so it really stood out to me.
1) Helen Jene Scott (1928-2007)
2) Gerald Udell Scott (1930-2000)
3) Francis Keith Scott (1933-2000)
In the 1970's, my parents interviewed Aunt Lillis to record her life story. One of the things that she mentioned was her memory of the pandemic that she lived through in 1918. She talked of all the people who died and how she remembered wearing masks everywhere, especially on the train. I was listening to the tape and transcribing it during another pandemic that hit a little over 100 years later, so it really stood out to me.
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