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MANSFIELD MIRROR, APRIL 20, 1922
OBITUARY
Life is not a dream,
Nor is death a seem,
Then why should we sigh,
Or fear to die
And enter immortality?
It is written death "reigned from Adam" and so the pages dear to every home is the family record.
Susan W. Burney was born in Denison, Ohio January 3, 1865 and died April 14, 1922 at her home in Mansfield, Missouri. Her maiden name was Susan A. Welsh. By death of her mother, Susan was left an orphan at age 7. Her father died when she was 15, but Susan fell into good hands by three sisters in law. She was reared and educated graduating from the High School of St. Louis at age 18. Her life was divided between Ohio and Missouri.
In Springfield on September 27, 1887 she was married to George S. Burney. Dr. Putnam of the Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony.
To them have been born 4 delightful daughters: Ethel, Norma, Blanche and Hazel all of whom are now married. Mrs. Burney was a Christian from her childhood. At the age of 15 she sought and received the witness of the spirit and united with the church. To her the way of the Christian was a delight that extended even unto the golden sunset.
Companionship with her husband reached the standard of ideal and the honeymoon never waned. As a mother she was one with her children making for them the sunshine of a happy home.
The Eastern Star, of which she was a member, rendered a beautiful service followed by a funeral sermon. The funeral service was held at the home Sunday afternoon the whole town being present, a tribute to her sacred memory. Singing by the choir was sweet and especially Mrs. Burney's favorite, "God Will Take Care of You".
The floral display was beautiful. The evening train carried the body and family to Springfield for another funeral service by Dr. Bacon and burial in Hazelwood Cemetery. How delightful that her daughters could be present for a last look on their mother's sunny face and to share with their father the weight of sorrow in this sad hour. The sunshine of Susan Burney will shine on and the kisses of memory will sweeten the years to come.
Looked up Dennison and found this:
Dennison is a village in Tuscarawas County, Ohio
My research:
Missouri death certificate # 14731 female, white, married, housewife. Husband and informant G S Burney. Parents John Welch of Ohio, and Susan Berkey of West Virginia. Interred in Springfield, MO. April 19, 1922.T F Lenhart of Mansfield Undertaker. The name of the cemetery was not given on the document. Her birth date shown as January 5, 1865 and the monument has January 3, 1865. Passed away at 11:30 pm no medical attendant. Her birth place shown only as Ohio.
Their suggestion:
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MANSFIELD MIRROR, APRIL 20, 1922
OBITUARY
Life is not a dream,
Nor is death a seem,
Then why should we sigh,
Or fear to die
And enter immortality?
It is written death "reigned from Adam" and so the pages dear to every home is the family record.
Susan W. Burney was born in Denison, Ohio January 3, 1865 and died April 14, 1922 at her home in Mansfield, Missouri. Her maiden name was Susan A. Welsh. By death of her mother, Susan was left an orphan at age 7. Her father died when she was 15, but Susan fell into good hands by three sisters in law. She was reared and educated graduating from the High School of St. Louis at age 18. Her life was divided between Ohio and Missouri.
In Springfield on September 27, 1887 she was married to George S. Burney. Dr. Putnam of the Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony.
To them have been born 4 delightful daughters: Ethel, Norma, Blanche and Hazel all of whom are now married. Mrs. Burney was a Christian from her childhood. At the age of 15 she sought and received the witness of the spirit and united with the church. To her the way of the Christian was a delight that extended even unto the golden sunset.
Companionship with her husband reached the standard of ideal and the honeymoon never waned. As a mother she was one with her children making for them the sunshine of a happy home.
The Eastern Star, of which she was a member, rendered a beautiful service followed by a funeral sermon. The funeral service was held at the home Sunday afternoon the whole town being present, a tribute to her sacred memory. Singing by the choir was sweet and especially Mrs. Burney's favorite, "God Will Take Care of You".
The floral display was beautiful. The evening train carried the body and family to Springfield for another funeral service by Dr. Bacon and burial in Hazelwood Cemetery. How delightful that her daughters could be present for a last look on their mother's sunny face and to share with their father the weight of sorrow in this sad hour. The sunshine of Susan Burney will shine on and the kisses of memory will sweeten the years to come.
Looked up Dennison and found this:
Dennison is a village in Tuscarawas County, Ohio
My research:
Missouri death certificate # 14731 female, white, married, housewife. Husband and informant G S Burney. Parents John Welch of Ohio, and Susan Berkey of West Virginia. Interred in Springfield, MO. April 19, 1922.T F Lenhart of Mansfield Undertaker. The name of the cemetery was not given on the document. Her birth date shown as January 5, 1865 and the monument has January 3, 1865. Passed away at 11:30 pm no medical attendant. Her birth place shown only as Ohio.
Provided to me via e mail April 2015:
Their suggestion:
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MANSFIELD MIRROR, APRIL 20, 1922
OBITUARY
Life is not a dream,
Nor is death a seem,
Then why should we sigh,
Or fear to die
And enter immortality?
It is written death "reigned from Adam" and so the pages dear to every home is the family record.
Susan W. Burney was born in Denison, Ohio January 3, 1865 and died April 14, 1922 at her home in Mansfield, Missouri. Her maiden name was Susan A. Welsh. By death of her mother, Susan was left an orphan at age 7. Her father died when she was 15, but Susan fell into good hands by three sisters in law. She was reared and educated graduating from the High School of St. Louis at age 18. Her life was divided between Ohio and Missouri.
In Springfield on September 27, 1887 she was married to George S. Burney. Dr. Putnam of the Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony.
To them have been born 4 delightful daughters: Ethel, Norma, Blanche and Hazel all of whom are now married. Mrs. Burney was a Christian from her childhood. At the age of 15 she sought and received the witness of the spirit and united with the church. To her the way of the Christian was a delight that extended even unto the golden sunset.
Companionship with her husband reached the standard of ideal and the honeymoon never waned. As a mother she was one with her children making for them the sunshine of a happy home.
The Eastern Star, of which she was a member, rendered a beautiful service followed by a funeral sermon. The funeral service was held at the home Sunday afternoon the whole town being present, a tribute to her sacred memory. Singing by the choir was sweet and especially Mrs. Burney's favorite, "God Will Take Care of You".
The floral display was beautiful. The evening train carried the body and family to Springfield for another funeral service by Dr. Bacon and burial in Hazelwood Cemetery. How delightful that her daughters could be present for a last look on their mother's sunny face and to share with their father the weight of sorrow in this sad hour. The sunshine of Susan Burney will shine on and the kisses of memory will sweeten the years to come.
Looked up Dennison and found this:
Dennison is a village in Tuscarawas County, Ohio
My research:
Missouri death certificate # 14731 female, white, married, housewife. Husband and informant G S Burney. Parents John Welch of Ohio, and Susan Berkey of West Virginia. Interred in Springfield, MO. April 19, 1922.T F Lenhart of Mansfield Undertaker. The name of the cemetery was not given on the document. Her birth date shown as January 5, 1865 and the monument has January 3, 1865. Passed away at 11:30 pm no medical attendant. Her birth place shown only as Ohio.
Their suggestion:
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MANSFIELD MIRROR, APRIL 20, 1922
OBITUARY
Life is not a dream,
Nor is death a seem,
Then why should we sigh,
Or fear to die
And enter immortality?
It is written death "reigned from Adam" and so the pages dear to every home is the family record.
Susan W. Burney was born in Denison, Ohio January 3, 1865 and died April 14, 1922 at her home in Mansfield, Missouri. Her maiden name was Susan A. Welsh. By death of her mother, Susan was left an orphan at age 7. Her father died when she was 15, but Susan fell into good hands by three sisters in law. She was reared and educated graduating from the High School of St. Louis at age 18. Her life was divided between Ohio and Missouri.
In Springfield on September 27, 1887 she was married to George S. Burney. Dr. Putnam of the Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony.
To them have been born 4 delightful daughters: Ethel, Norma, Blanche and Hazel all of whom are now married. Mrs. Burney was a Christian from her childhood. At the age of 15 she sought and received the witness of the spirit and united with the church. To her the way of the Christian was a delight that extended even unto the golden sunset.
Companionship with her husband reached the standard of ideal and the honeymoon never waned. As a mother she was one with her children making for them the sunshine of a happy home.
The Eastern Star, of which she was a member, rendered a beautiful service followed by a funeral sermon. The funeral service was held at the home Sunday afternoon the whole town being present, a tribute to her sacred memory. Singing by the choir was sweet and especially Mrs. Burney's favorite, "God Will Take Care of You".
The floral display was beautiful. The evening train carried the body and family to Springfield for another funeral service by Dr. Bacon and burial in Hazelwood Cemetery. How delightful that her daughters could be present for a last look on their mother's sunny face and to share with their father the weight of sorrow in this sad hour. The sunshine of Susan Burney will shine on and the kisses of memory will sweeten the years to come.
Looked up Dennison and found this:
Dennison is a village in Tuscarawas County, Ohio
My research:
Missouri death certificate # 14731 female, white, married, housewife. Husband and informant G S Burney. Parents John Welch of Ohio, and Susan Berkey of West Virginia. Interred in Springfield, MO. April 19, 1922.T F Lenhart of Mansfield Undertaker. The name of the cemetery was not given on the document. Her birth date shown as January 5, 1865 and the monument has January 3, 1865. Passed away at 11:30 pm no medical attendant. Her birth place shown only as Ohio.
Inscription
BURNEY
GEORGE S.
JUNE 23, 1858
JANUARY 22, 1927
SUSAN W. WIFE OF
GEORGE S. BURNEY
JANUARY 3, 1865
APRIL 14, 1922
Gravesite Details
Lot well maintained all year round. Monument in very good shape.
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