On 20 November 1960 she spoke at a general meeting in Salt Lake City, in the recording labeled from the Murray meeting. In that talk she refers to her father, and to a memory from when she was a small child. An automatic transcript of the opening does not clearly name the speaker; the identification of this recording rests on the archive file name.1

The archive also holds a later funeral labeled Permilia Johnson Jessop, and in another copy Aunt Permilia Johnson Jessop. One set of files is dated 17 December 2000; another folder of the same funeral is dated 17 December 2001. Those later recordings are not published here, and the year has not been settled from a public death notice. The funeral label is a lead that the 1960 speaker may have been Permilia Johnson Jessop, but that fuller name and the funeral date are not treated as confirmed vital facts on this page.2

No Social Security Death Index entry under Permilia Jessop or Permelia Jessop was found that can be tied to this speaker. A birth date, a death date, and her parents’ names are therefore left open until a public record or a family confirmation is in hand.