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Jerusha <I>Parks</I> Burdick

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Jerusha Parks Burdick

Birth
Scipio, Cayuga County, New York, USA
Death
Apr 1883 (aged 74)
Farmington, Davis County, Utah, USA
Burial
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Daughter of Benjamin Marvin Parks & Lucy Clark

Jerusha married Alden Burdick on 12 Jan 1826 in Athens County, Ohio (as per "Ohio, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1774-1993" records available on Ancestry and FamilySearch). Their oldest child Columbus Burse Burdick was born on 22 Aug 1826, as per his headstone at the Wheatland Cemetery in Yuba, California; Columbus' 1866 California voter registration and 1870 US Census both state he was born in Ohio.

The Ancestral File gives a marriage date as 1845 in Nauvoo, Illinois. The Ancestral File may be referring to sealing in the Nauvoo Temple which took place years after their civil marriage.

Notes

Jerusha Parks, dau. ( prob. ) of Benjamin and Lucy ( Wilkenson or Clark ) Parks of Whitesboro, N. Y.

With her family of 11 children, she emigrated to Utah about 1852. She lived for a time in Salt Lake City and supported her family by tailoring, later moving to Farmington, where she kept a boarding place.

She gradually gained a knowledge of medicine, which she practiced as her profession in Carson City, Nev., and in California.

Later in life she returned to Farmington, Utah, where she died.
Daughter of Benjamin Marvin Parks & Lucy Clark

Jerusha married Alden Burdick on 12 Jan 1826 in Athens County, Ohio (as per "Ohio, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1774-1993" records available on Ancestry and FamilySearch). Their oldest child Columbus Burse Burdick was born on 22 Aug 1826, as per his headstone at the Wheatland Cemetery in Yuba, California; Columbus' 1866 California voter registration and 1870 US Census both state he was born in Ohio.

The Ancestral File gives a marriage date as 1845 in Nauvoo, Illinois. The Ancestral File may be referring to sealing in the Nauvoo Temple which took place years after their civil marriage.

Notes

Jerusha Parks, dau. ( prob. ) of Benjamin and Lucy ( Wilkenson or Clark ) Parks of Whitesboro, N. Y.

With her family of 11 children, she emigrated to Utah about 1852. She lived for a time in Salt Lake City and supported her family by tailoring, later moving to Farmington, where she kept a boarding place.

She gradually gained a knowledge of medicine, which she practiced as her profession in Carson City, Nev., and in California.

Later in life she returned to Farmington, Utah, where she died.


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