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Clark
Burdick
died February 03, 1933
 Sept. 28,
1918
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HORNELL
VETERAN DIES
CLARK P. BURDICK, 60 years old Veteran Erie employee, died February
3, after an illness of two weeks. Death was due to pneumonia. Veteran
BURDICK was born in Alfred and except for a short time he lived
in Buffalo and Rochester, had been a resident of Hornell for about
40 years. He was well known and highly regarded and his death is
the source of much sorrow among a legion of friends. He entered
the employ of the Erie railroad as a trainman at the age of 20 years,
and for 15 years followed this line of work until he entered the
baggage service about 25 years ago.
[Source: Newspaper clipping, source and date unknown;
located in Audrey Boag's clipping collection, now property of Linda
K. Hults. Surname capitalizations and notes in brackets, if any,
were added by compiler VC]
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Collins
C. Burdick
died June 18, 1911
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Died
at Almond
Collins C. BURDICK, an old and respected resident of that place
died at his home June 18th. The funeral will be held at the Baptist
Church at Almond Wednesday, June 21, 1911.
[Source: Newspaper clipping pasted in the Prior/Burdick
family Bible, publication and date unknown, property of Linda K.
Hults; notes in brackets and surname capitalizations added by compiler
VC.]
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Cora
Burdick
died April 18, 1952
date
unknown
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Miss Cora Burdick
Miss Cora BURDICK, a former resident of Almond, died last week in
the Women's Relief Corps Home, Oxford, N. Y. She was a member of
Christ Episcopel [sic] Church, Hornell, and lived practically all
her life in Almond. She was 82 years old and moved from Almond 10
years ago. Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Clarence KAPLE, Hornell,
and Mrs. John NICHOLSON, and Mrs. Lowena CARR [sic] both of Los
Angeles Calif.; two nieces, Mrs. Andrew BOAG, Hornell, and Mrs.
Lewis ALBERTS, Almond, and two nephews, Hugh PRIOR, Hornell, and
John NICHOLSON, Los Angeles. The body is at the Landon Funeral Home,
Hornell. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
[Source: Newspaper clipping pasted in the Prior/Burdick
family Bible, publication and date unknown, property of Linda K.
Hults; notes in brackets and surname capitalizations added by compiler
VC.]
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Eliza
Burdick
died abt. 1917
date
unknown
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ELIZA
BURDICK
DIES IN ALMOND
Mrs. Eliza BURDICK died at her home in Almond yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. BURDICK, who was 70 years old, had been a resident of Almond
for the past forty years. Her death, coming as it did after an illness
of but a few days, is a surprise and shock to her many friends.
Mrs. BURDICK's many acts of charity and benevolence are known throughout
the countryside and passing is a great loss. The deceased is survived
by six children, Emily BURDICK of Zion City; Cora BURDICK of Almond,
Clark BURDICK and Mrs. C. P. KAPLE of this city, Mrs. Lowena FARR
of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. John NICHOLSON of Long Island. The
funeral, which will occur on Monday, will be held from the home
in Almond at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery.
[Source: Newspaper clipping, no date or source,
pinned into the Burdick family bible. Another is also pasted in
the Prior/Burdick family bible. Both are property of Linda K. Hults.
Notes in brackets and surname capitalizations added by compiler
VC.]
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Emily
Rosella Burdick
died January 4, 1943
date
unknown
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Miss
Emily Burdick
Miss Emily BURDICK, formerly of Almond, died at the Women's Relief
Corps Home in Oxford Monday. Survivors are four sisters, Mrs. John
NICHOLSON of San Diego, Calif., Mrs. Mary L. FARR of Compton, Calif.,
Miss Cora BURDICK of Oxford and Mrs. C. P. KAPLE of this city. Private
funeral services will be held in Oxford tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. and
burial will be in Almond Cemetery.
[Source: Newspaper clipping pasted in the Prior/Burdick
Family Bible, publication and date unknown, although handwritten
on the clipping is the date "Monday Jan 4 - 1943", publication and
date unknown, property of Linda K. Hults; notes in brackets and
surname capitalizations added by compiler VC.]
W. R. C. Home
Miss Emily R. BURDICK, Civil War Daughter, passed away at the Home
January 4, aged seventy-four years and six months. She had been
very ill for several weeks and had always been in poor health. A
former resident of Rochester and Almond, N.Y., Miss BURDICK is survived
by her sister Cora A. BURDICK, W. R. C. Home; Mrs. Clarence KAPLE,
sister, of Hornell; and two sisters, Mrs. FARR and Mrs. NICHOLSON,
of California. She had been a member of the Home since May 1932.
Private funeral services were held at the Seymour Funeral Home at
4:30 p.m., Thursday January 7, Rev. Frederick L. ANDERSON officiating.
Relatives from Hornell were present and following the funeral and
commital service they accompanied the body to Hornell. Interment
was in Woodlawn Cemetery, Almond. [Source: Newspaper
clipping pasted in the the Prior/Burdick family Bible, publication
and date unknown, property of Linda K. Hults; notes in brackets
and surname capitalizations added by compiler VC.]
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Mrs.
Fannie Burdick
died November 22, 1908
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FOUND
DEAD IN
BATH
ROOM
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Mrs. Clark Burdick Expired Alone
in Her Home on Myrtle Avenue
Saturday Evening
Mrs. Clark BURDICK, an esteemed resident of the eastside was found
dead in the bath room of her home, No. 5 Myrtle avenue Saturday
evening. The coroner, who was called, pronounced death due to natural
causes. Mrs. BURDICK was for a number of years forelady in the Kayser
glove factory, and was at her work as usual Saturday morning. She
was home in the afternoon, but apparently in her usual health. She
was alone in the house, her husband and her father, who lived with
her being absent. During the evening a neighbor went to the BURDICK
home for a call. Finding the house open and seeing no one about
she made an investigation and found the lifeless body of Mrs. BURDICK
in the bath room. Assistance was called at once and a physician
summoned who found life had been extinct for some time. Coroner
WAKELY was called and after an examination granted a certificate
of death from natural causes. Mrs. BURDICK was 38 years of age and
is survived by her mother and her father. The funeral will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 from the house and at 2 o'clock from the
East avenue M. E. church.
[Source: Newspaper clipping pasted in the Prior/Burdick
family Bible, publication and date unknown although a handwirtten
date at the bottom indicates November 22, 1908; property of Linda
K. Hults; notes in brackets and surname capitalizations added by
compiler VC.]
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Maude
(Hathaway)
Burdick
Sept. 28,
1918
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Mrs.
Maude Burdick
Mrs. Maude BURDICK, of 88 Myrtle Ave., Hornell, widow of Clark BURDICK,
died this morning in St. James Mercy Hospital, where she had been
a patient for the past three weeks. She was 80 years old. She was
born in Springwater and lived in Hornell most of her life. Survivors
include a sister, Mrs. Ida GILBERTSON of Hornell and two nephews,
M. Stanley MACE of Hornell and Edward G. MACE of Buffalo. The body
is at the Crandall and Crandall Funeral Home, where funeral services
will be held at 2 p.m., Wednesday. The Rev. Glenn E. BUCHER will
officiate. Burial will be in Rural Cemetery.
[Source: Newspaper clipping, date and source unknown;
located in Audrey Boag's clipping collection, property of Linda
K. Hults; surname capitalizations and notes in brackets added by
compiler VC]
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