Jonathan Browning
1805–1879 (age 74)
Inventor
About Jonathan Browning
Jonathan Browning (1805–1879) lived to age 74. They were an inventor. Born in Sumner County, they died in Ogden. They are buried at Ogden City Cemetery in Utah.
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Jennie Howell
1845–1956 (age 111)
Ogden City Cemetery
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Chester S. Christensen
1916–1997 (age 81)
Ogden City Cemetery
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Moroni Olsen
1889–1954 (age 65)
Ogden City Cemetery
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Nannie Tout
1885–1975 (age 90)
Ogden City Cemetery
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M. Blaine Peterson
1906–1985 (age 79)
Ogden City Cemetery
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William W. Fife
1857–1897 (age 40)
Ogden City Cemetery
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