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Note: Western States Marriage Record Index, BYU-Idaho, Vol 2 p. 284. Obituary, Salt Lake Tribune, 24 Jan 1966 p. 25 Joseph B. Tate Marysvale, Piute County - Joseph Branch Tate 82, Marysvale, died Saturday afternoon in a Richfield hospital of causes incident to age. Born Oct 20, 1883, Marysvale, to DeWitt Clinton and Sena Jensen Tate. Married Margaret Merrill Oct 20, 1909, Junction, Piute, Co. Retired miner, farmer, rancher. First marshal of Marysvale, 1914. Marysvale's oldest native. Survivors: widow, son, daughter Arnold, Mrs. Irene Elder, both of Marysvale; 6 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren; brothers, sister, Edward F., Salt Lake City, Franklin, Hood River, Ore., Mrs. Clarence (Martina) Warren, Spray, Ore. Funeral Tuesday 1:30 p.m. Marysvale, LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call Springer Mortuary, Richfield, Monday 7-9 p.m., Ward chapel prior to services. Burial Marysvale, Cemetery. Families associated with Piute Co. World War 1 Civilian Draft Registration. Funeral Program. "In Memory of Joseph Branch Tate Born October 20, 1883 Marysvale, Utah, Died January 22, 1966, Richfield, Utah. Funeral Services Marysvale Ward Chapel Tuesday January 25, 1966 1:30 p.m. Officiating: Rev. Jim Sloan, Bishop Walter Kennedy, Flowers arranged by Marysvale Ward Relief Society. Pallbearers: Franklin Murray, Lloyd Howes, L. Haws Smoot, Arly Edwards, Harvey Gibbs, Bud E. Hannon. Interment: Marysvale City Cemetery Springer Mortuary, Richfield, Utah. Family Prayer - Bishop Walter Kennedy, Prelude Music - Helen R. Swalberg. Song - Marysvale Choral Group "The Lord is My Shepherd", Invocation - Glen Prince, Speaker - Voyle Munson, Song - Joan Swain "Lap of my Feet", Speaker - Rev. Jim Sloan, Song - Marysvale Choral Group "I Need Thee Every Hour", Remarks - Bishop Walter Kennedy, Benediction - E. C. Hansen, Postlude Music - Helen R. Swalberg, Graveside Service - Rev. Jim Sloan." Obituary Richfield Reper 27 Jan 1966 Joseph B. Tate / Marysvale-Funeral services for Joseph Branch Tate, 82, Marysvale Methodist Church, officiating. He was born Oct 20, 1883 in Marysvale, to DeWitt Clinton and Sena Jensen Tate. He was named first marshal of Marysvale when the town was incorporated in 1914. The same year, he acquired a ranch in the area and continued farming an ranching activities until last August. In 1932, Mr. Tate was named to a second four year term as marshal. Mr. Tate was active in the mining industry, first working in the mines in Marysvale at the age of 17. He worked in most of the famous mines in the intermountain region before acquiring his ranching property in 1914. He continued his mining activities in the Marysvale area after he began ranching there. He married Margaret Merrill Oct. 20, 1910 in Junction. Survivors include his widow; son and daughter, Arnold Tate, Mrs. Irene Elder, all Marysvale; six grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; brothers and sister etc. IGI
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