Post #444 - Marion - 1/19/84 to 1923.
Captain John B. Burrud, Co. D, 160th NYSV. Born in England, came to America as a child; joined at Auburn Sept. 1, 1862, age 33; mustered out with regiment Nov. 1, 1865 after being commissioned Lt. Colonel (but not mustered as such); died April 25, 1883 near Marion, aged 59 years.
The Marion enterprise., May 05, 1883, Page 2
MARION ENTERPRISE, Marion, Wayne Co., NY. May 7,1883
When a soul goes out, life goes on, but footprints are left behind.
Capt. John B. Burrud
BIOGRAPHICAL
Captain John B. Burrud was born in the town of Foxley, Norfolk county, England, December 17th, 1828. When about 9 years of age his father and mother moved to America and settled in the town of Marion, Wayne County, N. Y, where he has resided ever since. He enlisted in the U. S. Army August 2lst, 1862 and was commissioned as Captain in the 160th N. Y. Volunteers. He participated in 16 battles besides numerous skirmishes. He was promote May 30th, 1865 to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel,and was honorably discharged November 1st, 1865, and returned home broken in health which he never fully regained. He married Ocena A. Newton, Jan. 20th, 1853, Rev. Amasa Stanton of Marion officiating. Four children were born to them, Ella; now Mrs. Delbert Howell, Newton J., Georgia, and Josie, all of whom like their father are excellent musicians. His first shock occurred Jan. 21st, 1882. The last one which resulted in death took place April 25th 1883. He died April 28th 1883.
Mr. Burrud was an honored and respected citizen. For a number of years he led the choir in the Baptist church. He was a prominent member of Marion Cornet Band, being its President until poor Health compelled him to resign. He was a good husband, a kind father, a true friend. The ties which so long held him to earth-life are not broken by this event. Death only relieved of the perishable, and freed him from pain and suffering. His loss physically, is deeply felt, but his influence and presence can still be felt.
THE OBSEQUIES
of Capt. John B. BurFud, were held at the Baptist church in this place Tuesday May 1. A large audience assembled to witness the rites and sympathize with the bereaved. Marion Cornet Band expressed their regard by appearing in uni- form. The Band led the procession followed, by a company of the Grand Army Republic.
AT THE CHURCH
The large, spacious, Baptist church was filled to its full capacity. Rev. Foster of Sodus read impressively the ritual of the G. A. R. Prayer was offered by Rev, Rogers of Sodus. Sermon by Rev. Merrill, from the text, I have fought a good fight. After viewing the corpse the large procession marched to the cemetery, and the body deposited in the ground— '•dust to dust.
AT THE G. T, HALL. Refreshments were served at Good Templar Hall, to members of the Grand Army, and Marion Band. Appropriate speeches were made, and a deep feeling of grief was manifested.
FURTHER NOTED
A number of relatives and friends from abroad were present, and added sympathy for the bereaved. Rev. Hammon was detained from participating in the services, as re- quested, by illness. The choir, at the church acquitted themselves with much credit. The selections were appropriate, and the execution fine. All the arrangements were complete, the services impressive and of a high order. The few boys remaining who enlisted at the same time with Mr. Burrud, and were with him in services, manifested deep grief. One empty sleeve was noticed as a reminder of scenes that tried men's souls. CAPT. BURRUD was promoted, to the office of Colonel and was often commended for his sagacity and bravery.
The protecting arm of the Worthy son, N. J. Burrud, shielding his mother and companion of the deceased, manifested a grandeur, and spots a volume of commendation.
B. E Curtis, J. W. Copping, H.A. Ganze, J. Luce, W. Hathaway and C. C. Potter are the remaining honored few who enlisted at the same time Mr. Burrud did. It was most befitting that these men should be bearers to the grave of the last remains of Lieu Colonel John B Burrud.
Obituary is available online. Find a Grave will not allow me to post the image of the obituary, nor a link to where it may be viewed.
John P Burrud
United States Census, 1870
Name: John P Burrud
Event Type: Census
Event Year: 1870
Event Place: New York, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 41
Race: White
Race (Original): W
Birth Year (Estimated): 1828-1829
Birthplace: England
Page Number: 50
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
John P Burrud M 41 England
Osena Burrud F 39 New York
Ella M Burrud F 16 New York
Newton J Burrud M 11 New York
Georgia L Burrud F 3 New York
Josephine Burrud F 1 New York
Household ID: 463 , Line Number: 14 , Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) , Affiliate Publication Number: M593 , GS Film number: 000552611 , Digital Folder Number: 004277176 , Image Number: 00637
John B Burrud
United States Census of Union Veterans and Widows of the Civil War, 1890
Name: John B Burrud
Spouse's Name: Ocena A
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1890
Event Place: Marion, Wayne, New York, United States
Affiliate Publication Title: Schedules Enumerating Union Veterans and Widows of Union Veterans of the Civil War,1890. , Affiliate Publication Number: M123 , Affiliate Film Number: 55 , GS Film number: 338214 , Digital Folder Number: 004679120 , Image Number: 00749
Captain John B. Burrud, Co. D, 160th NYSV. Born in England, came to America as a child; joined at Auburn Sept. 1, 1862, age 33; mustered out with regiment Nov. 1, 1865 after being commissioned Lt. Colonel (but not mustered as such); died April 25, 1883 near Marion, aged 59 years.
The Marion enterprise., May 05, 1883, Page 2
MARION ENTERPRISE, Marion, Wayne Co., NY. May 7,1883
When a soul goes out, life goes on, but footprints are left behind.
Capt. John B. Burrud
BIOGRAPHICAL
Captain John B. Burrud was born in the town of Foxley, Norfolk county, England, December 17th, 1828. When about 9 years of age his father and mother moved to America and settled in the town of Marion, Wayne County, N. Y, where he has resided ever since. He enlisted in the U. S. Army August 2lst, 1862 and was commissioned as Captain in the 160th N. Y. Volunteers. He participated in 16 battles besides numerous skirmishes. He was promote May 30th, 1865 to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel,and was honorably discharged November 1st, 1865, and returned home broken in health which he never fully regained. He married Ocena A. Newton, Jan. 20th, 1853, Rev. Amasa Stanton of Marion officiating. Four children were born to them, Ella; now Mrs. Delbert Howell, Newton J., Georgia, and Josie, all of whom like their father are excellent musicians. His first shock occurred Jan. 21st, 1882. The last one which resulted in death took place April 25th 1883. He died April 28th 1883.
Mr. Burrud was an honored and respected citizen. For a number of years he led the choir in the Baptist church. He was a prominent member of Marion Cornet Band, being its President until poor Health compelled him to resign. He was a good husband, a kind father, a true friend. The ties which so long held him to earth-life are not broken by this event. Death only relieved of the perishable, and freed him from pain and suffering. His loss physically, is deeply felt, but his influence and presence can still be felt.
THE OBSEQUIES
of Capt. John B. BurFud, were held at the Baptist church in this place Tuesday May 1. A large audience assembled to witness the rites and sympathize with the bereaved. Marion Cornet Band expressed their regard by appearing in uni- form. The Band led the procession followed, by a company of the Grand Army Republic.
AT THE CHURCH
The large, spacious, Baptist church was filled to its full capacity. Rev. Foster of Sodus read impressively the ritual of the G. A. R. Prayer was offered by Rev, Rogers of Sodus. Sermon by Rev. Merrill, from the text, I have fought a good fight. After viewing the corpse the large procession marched to the cemetery, and the body deposited in the ground— '•dust to dust.
AT THE G. T, HALL. Refreshments were served at Good Templar Hall, to members of the Grand Army, and Marion Band. Appropriate speeches were made, and a deep feeling of grief was manifested.
FURTHER NOTED
A number of relatives and friends from abroad were present, and added sympathy for the bereaved. Rev. Hammon was detained from participating in the services, as re- quested, by illness. The choir, at the church acquitted themselves with much credit. The selections were appropriate, and the execution fine. All the arrangements were complete, the services impressive and of a high order. The few boys remaining who enlisted at the same time with Mr. Burrud, and were with him in services, manifested deep grief. One empty sleeve was noticed as a reminder of scenes that tried men's souls. CAPT. BURRUD was promoted, to the office of Colonel and was often commended for his sagacity and bravery.
The protecting arm of the Worthy son, N. J. Burrud, shielding his mother and companion of the deceased, manifested a grandeur, and spots a volume of commendation.
B. E Curtis, J. W. Copping, H.A. Ganze, J. Luce, W. Hathaway and C. C. Potter are the remaining honored few who enlisted at the same time Mr. Burrud did. It was most befitting that these men should be bearers to the grave of the last remains of Lieu Colonel John B Burrud.
Obituary is available online. Find a Grave will not allow me to post the image of the obituary, nor a link to where it may be viewed.
John P Burrud
United States Census, 1870
Name: John P Burrud
Event Type: Census
Event Year: 1870
Event Place: New York, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 41
Race: White
Race (Original): W
Birth Year (Estimated): 1828-1829
Birthplace: England
Page Number: 50
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
John P Burrud M 41 England
Osena Burrud F 39 New York
Ella M Burrud F 16 New York
Newton J Burrud M 11 New York
Georgia L Burrud F 3 New York
Josephine Burrud F 1 New York
Household ID: 463 , Line Number: 14 , Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) , Affiliate Publication Number: M593 , GS Film number: 000552611 , Digital Folder Number: 004277176 , Image Number: 00637
John B Burrud
United States Census of Union Veterans and Widows of the Civil War, 1890
Name: John B Burrud
Spouse's Name: Ocena A
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1890
Event Place: Marion, Wayne, New York, United States
Affiliate Publication Title: Schedules Enumerating Union Veterans and Widows of Union Veterans of the Civil War,1890. , Affiliate Publication Number: M123 , Affiliate Film Number: 55 , GS Film number: 338214 , Digital Folder Number: 004679120 , Image Number: 00749
Post #444 - Marion - 1/19/84 to 1923.
Captain John B. Burrud, Co. D, 160th NYSV. Born in England, came to America as a child; joined at Auburn Sept. 1, 1862, age 33; mustered out with regiment Nov. 1, 1865 after being commissioned Lt. Colonel (but not mustered as such); died April 25, 1883 near Marion, aged 59 years.
The Marion enterprise., May 05, 1883, Page 2
MARION ENTERPRISE, Marion, Wayne Co., NY. May 7,1883
When a soul goes out, life goes on, but footprints are left behind.
Capt. John B. Burrud
BIOGRAPHICAL
Captain John B. Burrud was born in the town of Foxley, Norfolk county, England, December 17th, 1828. When about 9 years of age his father and mother moved to America and settled in the town of Marion, Wayne County, N. Y, where he has resided ever since. He enlisted in the U. S. Army August 2lst, 1862 and was commissioned as Captain in the 160th N. Y. Volunteers. He participated in 16 battles besides numerous skirmishes. He was promote May 30th, 1865 to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel,and was honorably discharged November 1st, 1865, and returned home broken in health which he never fully regained. He married Ocena A. Newton, Jan. 20th, 1853, Rev. Amasa Stanton of Marion officiating. Four children were born to them, Ella; now Mrs. Delbert Howell, Newton J., Georgia, and Josie, all of whom like their father are excellent musicians. His first shock occurred Jan. 21st, 1882. The last one which resulted in death took place April 25th 1883. He died April 28th 1883.
Mr. Burrud was an honored and respected citizen. For a number of years he led the choir in the Baptist church. He was a prominent member of Marion Cornet Band, being its President until poor Health compelled him to resign. He was a good husband, a kind father, a true friend. The ties which so long held him to earth-life are not broken by this event. Death only relieved of the perishable, and freed him from pain and suffering. His loss physically, is deeply felt, but his influence and presence can still be felt.
THE OBSEQUIES
of Capt. John B. BurFud, were held at the Baptist church in this place Tuesday May 1. A large audience assembled to witness the rites and sympathize with the bereaved. Marion Cornet Band expressed their regard by appearing in uni- form. The Band led the procession followed, by a company of the Grand Army Republic.
AT THE CHURCH
The large, spacious, Baptist church was filled to its full capacity. Rev. Foster of Sodus read impressively the ritual of the G. A. R. Prayer was offered by Rev, Rogers of Sodus. Sermon by Rev. Merrill, from the text, I have fought a good fight. After viewing the corpse the large procession marched to the cemetery, and the body deposited in the ground— '•dust to dust.
AT THE G. T, HALL. Refreshments were served at Good Templar Hall, to members of the Grand Army, and Marion Band. Appropriate speeches were made, and a deep feeling of grief was manifested.
FURTHER NOTED
A number of relatives and friends from abroad were present, and added sympathy for the bereaved. Rev. Hammon was detained from participating in the services, as re- quested, by illness. The choir, at the church acquitted themselves with much credit. The selections were appropriate, and the execution fine. All the arrangements were complete, the services impressive and of a high order. The few boys remaining who enlisted at the same time with Mr. Burrud, and were with him in services, manifested deep grief. One empty sleeve was noticed as a reminder of scenes that tried men's souls. CAPT. BURRUD was promoted, to the office of Colonel and was often commended for his sagacity and bravery.
The protecting arm of the Worthy son, N. J. Burrud, shielding his mother and companion of the deceased, manifested a grandeur, and spots a volume of commendation.
B. E Curtis, J. W. Copping, H.A. Ganze, J. Luce, W. Hathaway and C. C. Potter are the remaining honored few who enlisted at the same time Mr. Burrud did. It was most befitting that these men should be bearers to the grave of the last remains of Lieu Colonel John B Burrud.
Obituary is available online. Find a Grave will not allow me to post the image of the obituary, nor a link to where it may be viewed.
John P Burrud
United States Census, 1870
Name: John P Burrud
Event Type: Census
Event Year: 1870
Event Place: New York, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 41
Race: White
Race (Original): W
Birth Year (Estimated): 1828-1829
Birthplace: England
Page Number: 50
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
John P Burrud M 41 England
Osena Burrud F 39 New York
Ella M Burrud F 16 New York
Newton J Burrud M 11 New York
Georgia L Burrud F 3 New York
Josephine Burrud F 1 New York
Household ID: 463 , Line Number: 14 , Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) , Affiliate Publication Number: M593 , GS Film number: 000552611 , Digital Folder Number: 004277176 , Image Number: 00637
John B Burrud
United States Census of Union Veterans and Widows of the Civil War, 1890
Name: John B Burrud
Spouse's Name: Ocena A
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1890
Event Place: Marion, Wayne, New York, United States
Affiliate Publication Title: Schedules Enumerating Union Veterans and Widows of Union Veterans of the Civil War,1890. , Affiliate Publication Number: M123 , Affiliate Film Number: 55 , GS Film number: 338214 , Digital Folder Number: 004679120 , Image Number: 00749
Captain John B. Burrud, Co. D, 160th NYSV. Born in England, came to America as a child; joined at Auburn Sept. 1, 1862, age 33; mustered out with regiment Nov. 1, 1865 after being commissioned Lt. Colonel (but not mustered as such); died April 25, 1883 near Marion, aged 59 years.
The Marion enterprise., May 05, 1883, Page 2
MARION ENTERPRISE, Marion, Wayne Co., NY. May 7,1883
When a soul goes out, life goes on, but footprints are left behind.
Capt. John B. Burrud
BIOGRAPHICAL
Captain John B. Burrud was born in the town of Foxley, Norfolk county, England, December 17th, 1828. When about 9 years of age his father and mother moved to America and settled in the town of Marion, Wayne County, N. Y, where he has resided ever since. He enlisted in the U. S. Army August 2lst, 1862 and was commissioned as Captain in the 160th N. Y. Volunteers. He participated in 16 battles besides numerous skirmishes. He was promote May 30th, 1865 to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel,and was honorably discharged November 1st, 1865, and returned home broken in health which he never fully regained. He married Ocena A. Newton, Jan. 20th, 1853, Rev. Amasa Stanton of Marion officiating. Four children were born to them, Ella; now Mrs. Delbert Howell, Newton J., Georgia, and Josie, all of whom like their father are excellent musicians. His first shock occurred Jan. 21st, 1882. The last one which resulted in death took place April 25th 1883. He died April 28th 1883.
Mr. Burrud was an honored and respected citizen. For a number of years he led the choir in the Baptist church. He was a prominent member of Marion Cornet Band, being its President until poor Health compelled him to resign. He was a good husband, a kind father, a true friend. The ties which so long held him to earth-life are not broken by this event. Death only relieved of the perishable, and freed him from pain and suffering. His loss physically, is deeply felt, but his influence and presence can still be felt.
THE OBSEQUIES
of Capt. John B. BurFud, were held at the Baptist church in this place Tuesday May 1. A large audience assembled to witness the rites and sympathize with the bereaved. Marion Cornet Band expressed their regard by appearing in uni- form. The Band led the procession followed, by a company of the Grand Army Republic.
AT THE CHURCH
The large, spacious, Baptist church was filled to its full capacity. Rev. Foster of Sodus read impressively the ritual of the G. A. R. Prayer was offered by Rev, Rogers of Sodus. Sermon by Rev. Merrill, from the text, I have fought a good fight. After viewing the corpse the large procession marched to the cemetery, and the body deposited in the ground— '•dust to dust.
AT THE G. T, HALL. Refreshments were served at Good Templar Hall, to members of the Grand Army, and Marion Band. Appropriate speeches were made, and a deep feeling of grief was manifested.
FURTHER NOTED
A number of relatives and friends from abroad were present, and added sympathy for the bereaved. Rev. Hammon was detained from participating in the services, as re- quested, by illness. The choir, at the church acquitted themselves with much credit. The selections were appropriate, and the execution fine. All the arrangements were complete, the services impressive and of a high order. The few boys remaining who enlisted at the same time with Mr. Burrud, and were with him in services, manifested deep grief. One empty sleeve was noticed as a reminder of scenes that tried men's souls. CAPT. BURRUD was promoted, to the office of Colonel and was often commended for his sagacity and bravery.
The protecting arm of the Worthy son, N. J. Burrud, shielding his mother and companion of the deceased, manifested a grandeur, and spots a volume of commendation.
B. E Curtis, J. W. Copping, H.A. Ganze, J. Luce, W. Hathaway and C. C. Potter are the remaining honored few who enlisted at the same time Mr. Burrud did. It was most befitting that these men should be bearers to the grave of the last remains of Lieu Colonel John B Burrud.
Obituary is available online. Find a Grave will not allow me to post the image of the obituary, nor a link to where it may be viewed.
John P Burrud
United States Census, 1870
Name: John P Burrud
Event Type: Census
Event Year: 1870
Event Place: New York, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 41
Race: White
Race (Original): W
Birth Year (Estimated): 1828-1829
Birthplace: England
Page Number: 50
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
John P Burrud M 41 England
Osena Burrud F 39 New York
Ella M Burrud F 16 New York
Newton J Burrud M 11 New York
Georgia L Burrud F 3 New York
Josephine Burrud F 1 New York
Household ID: 463 , Line Number: 14 , Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) , Affiliate Publication Number: M593 , GS Film number: 000552611 , Digital Folder Number: 004277176 , Image Number: 00637
John B Burrud
United States Census of Union Veterans and Widows of the Civil War, 1890
Name: John B Burrud
Spouse's Name: Ocena A
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1890
Event Place: Marion, Wayne, New York, United States
Affiliate Publication Title: Schedules Enumerating Union Veterans and Widows of Union Veterans of the Civil War,1890. , Affiliate Publication Number: M123 , Affiliate Film Number: 55 , GS Film number: 338214 , Digital Folder Number: 004679120 , Image Number: 00749
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