John Lyman Smith

1828–1898 (age 70)

Biography

John Lyman Smith, born in 1828, journeyed West with the early Latter-day Saint pioneers and became a devoted part of the Saint George community, balancing spiritual service with civic responsibility. He labored to support the growing settlement, teaching the faith and helping care for its people through seasons of hardship.

His passing in 1898 was mourned by many who benefited from his dedication to community welfare; the legacy he left in Saint George City Cemetery testifies to faithful work in both word and deed.

Also buried at Saint George City Cemetery

Orin Nelson Woodbury
1828–1890 (age 62)
Saint George City Cemetery
Orin Nelson Woodbury was an American who lived from 1828 to 1890.
Juanita Brooks
1898–1989 (age 91)
Saint George City Cemetery
Juanita Brooks was a Bunkerville resident who lived from 1898 to 1989.
Rose Bascom
1922–1993 (age 71)
Saint George City Cemetery
Rose Bascom (1922-1993) of Mount Olive rests at Saint George City Cemetery.
Verna Mortensen
1904–1979 (age 75)
Saint George City Cemetery
Verna Mortensen was a Bunkerville resident who lived from 1904 to 1979.
John Taylor Woodbury
1863–1936 (age 73)
Saint George City Cemetery
John Taylor Woodbury, who lived from 1863 to 1936, is buried in Saint George City Cemetery.
John Taylor Woodbury Jr.
1884–1953 (age 69)
Saint George City Cemetery
Civic-minded leader in Saint George known for fairness and attentive public service.