Alice Delilah Pratt

1884 - 1901  (16 år)    Har 7 forfædre men ingen efterkommere i dette stamtræ.

• Navn	Alice Delilah Pratt
  Fødsel	26 aug. 1884	Mink Creek, Franklin, Idaho, USA
  Køn	Kvinde
  Død	10 jun. 1901	Fremont, Idaho, USA
  Søskende	9 søskende
  1. Ada Sophia Pratt,   f. 22 aug. 1888, Wilford, Fremont, Idaho, USA d. 27 dec. 1922, Burley, Cassia, Idaho, USA
  2. Naomi Viola Pratt,   f. 25 feb. 1894, Wilford, Fremont, Idaho, USA d. 22 jul. 1982, Anaheim, Orange, California, USA
  3. Ralph Morgan Pratt,   f. 15 jul. 1899, Plano, Madison, Idaho, USA d. 22 apr. 1965, Riverside, Riverside, California, USA
  4. Thelma Rachel Pratt,   f. 25 jan. 1905, Albion, Cassia, Idaho, USA d. 12 jun. 1991, California, USA
  5. Merlin Pratt,   f. 3 jan. 1906, Albion, Cassia, Idaho, USA d. 7 apr. 1908, Cassia, Idaho, USA
  6. Lona Madge Pratt,   f. 11 jun. 1890, Wilford, Fremont, Idaho, USA d. 3 nov. 1945, Burley, Cassia, Idaho, USA
  7. Vada Lavon Pratt,   f. 1901, Idaho, USA d. 20 apr. 1949, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
  8. Laura Christina Pratt,   f. 25 jul. 1886, Wilford, Fremont, Idaho, USA d. 4 nov. 1933, Burley, Cassia, Idaho, USA
  9. William Ellis Pratt,   f. 16 apr. 1892, Wilford, Fremont, Idaho, USA d. 7 maj 1977, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
  Person-ID	I74735	AALT
  Sidst ændret	6 jan. 2021

  
  

  Far	William Orson Pratt,   f. 2 okt. 1864, Franklin, Franklin, Idaho, USA d. 20 mar. 1923, Twin Falls, Twin Falls, Idaho, USA (Alder 58 år)
  Tilknytning	natural
  Mor	Sophia Caroline Keller,   f. 18 jan. 1861, Three Mile, Box Elder, Utah, USA d. 3 dec. 1944, Redlands, San Bernardino, California, USA (Alder 83 år)
  Tilknytning	natural
  Ægteskab	5 okt. 1883	Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
  Alder ved indgåelse af ægteskab	Han : 19 år - Hun : 22 år og 9 måneder.
  Familie-ID	F16112	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle

  
  

• Begivenhedskort

  Fødsel - 26 aug. 1884 - Mink Creek, Franklin, Idaho, USA Død - 10 jun. 1901 - Fremont, Idaho, USA  = Link til Google Earth

  
  

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  Ken Phillips was told by Nunham Stanford that Alice was killed in a buggy or carriage accident. Parents: Father: William Orson Pratt Mother: Sophia Keller THE TETON Peak NEWSPAPER Thursday June 13, 1901 A Deplorable Accident Miss Pratt of Plano Instantly Killed and Miss Lucas Seriously Injured The most Deplorable accident that has happen in this section for some time occurred Monday night in the neighborhood of the A. M. Carter's ranch about five miles west of Rexburg on the old road leading to Market Lake and just this side of the North Fork bridge. As near as we can learn, Bishop Lucas of Edmunds, was in Rexburg during the day doing some trading and getting supplies, being quite heavily loaded, on his departure for home late in the afternoon of the day mentioned. He had with him his daughter, a young lady of about 17 years of age and a companion of hers, Miss Delilah Pratt of the same age, all three occupied the spring seat. All went well until they arrived at the scene where the accident happen. There they came to a ditch crossing that had been covered by a culvert when they crossed it in the morning, but being somewhat broken, it had been removed during the day and the ditched fixed preparatory to putting in a new one, but on some account was not put in place, and naturally made it very dangerous for a team to cross especially in the dark. Nearing the ditch, the horses shied at the culvert that was left on the side of the road, and his daughter rising to see ahead, informed her father as to the ditch in front of them, when the frenzied horses gave a jump, and down went the front end of the wagon with such force as to throw all three a considerable distance ahead. The ladies it is said were thrown about 30 feet. Miss Pratt being of large stature, fell heavily, striking on one side of her head, the fall breaking her neck and causing instant death. Miss Lucas received a broken leg, sprained hands and a severe fracture of the skull. She is in very critical condition. Mr. Lucas was least hurt, escaping with some slight bruises. Mr. Lucas held to the lines and was dragged for some distance, but the cries for help from his daughter caused him to drop the lines and let the team continue in its flight. Mr. Lucas at once went to the ranch house for aid. A messenger was sent to Rexburg for Dr. Hyde, who repaired to the scene of the accident, happening about 9 o'clock. In the meantime the injured were taken to Carter's ranch house and tenderly cared for until the Dr.'s arrival, who dressed the wounds of Miss Lucas and made her feel as comfortable as possible under the circumstances. The Dr. thinks Miss Lucas may pull through if nothing of an unfavorable nature occurs. The body of Miss Pratt was taken to her home in Plano yesterday morning, while Miss Lucas has to be taken care of at Carter's ranch as she cannot be moved for the present. The occurrence has cast a deep shadow of gloom over this entire community and is a hard blow to the parents of the young ladies, and we now extend our heart felt sympathy with their many friends and acquaintances in this city in the occurrance of this sad affair. THE TETON Peak NEWSPAPER Thursday June 20, 1901 County Attorney Millsap left on yesterday's train for Independence to examine into and ascertain the facts in regards to the accident which occurred last week near A. M. Carters ranch and resulted in Miss Pratt losing her life. Mr. Millsap will endeavor to find out who is responsible for the removal of the culvert from the public highway without setting any signal to indicate that it had been removed. This is a very serious affair and there is no question but what our amiable county attorney while there will give the matter a very thorough investigation and demand the proper parties to appear and answer, in all probability to the charge of murder. THE TETON Peak NEWSPAPER Thursday June 27, 1901 NO CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE County Attorney Millsap returned from Independence last Friday where he went to examine into the facts as to who was to blame for the death of Miss Pratt, caused by the removal of a culvert near A. M . Carter's ranch about two weeks ago. Coroner Samuel Jones summoned a jury and after hearing the evidence and facts decided that there was no criminal negligence on the part of anyone. There is something very peculiar about this investigation; on Monday afternoon June 10, James Carter removed the culvert from the ditch across the public highway opposite A. M. Carter's Ranch and left the ditch open without putting out any signal light, until the next morning. Just about dusk Bishop Lucas of Edmunds accompanied by his daughter and Miss Delia Pratt, was returning from Rexburg, drove into the ditch, were thrown from the buggy and Miss Pratt was instantly killed. Miss Lucas is still in critical condition. In the face of this the coroner's jury says there is no criminal negligence on the part of any one. Of course when James Carter removed the culvert he "didn't think" that any accident would occure therefrom. It appears something should be done in this matter which would be an example to others who "don't think".