My Great Grandfather died while in SLC and I would love to get his death notice or obituary. Could someone please help me? I'd be happy to re-imburse you for any expenses you have.

George Paterson McGregor
died 27 July 1891 in SLC Utah

We believe he was in SLC doing some work for the Church or for his Mother-in-Law Agnes Arbuckle at the time of his death. He is buried in the City Cemetery.

I was unable to find an obit for George McGregor. I did find burial information however through the Utah State Burial database. I've included the link below burial information. The archives does not have online death certificates before 1904, but I did find Agnes' death cert. online.

Burial Information:
MCGREGOR, GEORGE P.
Birth: //1840
Death: 7/27/1891
Burial: 7/27/1891
Place of Birth: SCOTLAND
Place of Death: SALT LAKE CITY, Utah
Cause of Death:
Grave Location: Salt Lake City Cemetery , K_20_2_4E

Burial Information:
ARBUCKLE, AGNES
Birth: //1816
Death: 6/12/1910
Burial: 6/12/1910
Place of Birth:
Place of Death: SALT LAKE CITY,Utah
Cause of Death:
Grave Location: Salt Lake City Cemetery , K_20_2_2E

death certificate for Agnes Arbuckle
http://images.archives.utah.gov/data/81448/2229324/2229324_0...

Thank you so much for looking. I was certainly hoping there would be at least a death notice, but am not surprised there wasn't. I appreciate the time you took to look.

Also, thanks for the info on Agnes. I'll check it out.

Ladibug

You're welcome. I decided to run another search for George McGregor, I did find one thing. It was in the Salt Lake Tribune, March 5, 1890. I don't know if this is the same George you're looking for.

HARD ON. DRUNKS.
Drunks and bums, will have a hard time
of it hereafter in the Gem City, as the new
Gentile Justice of the Peace intends, to make
it uncomfortable for them. To begin with,
Judge Noon sent up George McGregor for
twenty days for partaking too freely ol! Sim
Duggins's new ichthyosaurus punch.

Salt Lake Tribune March 5, 1890