Obituary of Orlando Burdick
Baldwin Bulletin
January 1898
DIED - On Wednesday, January, 12, 1898, at six o'clock, Orlando T. Burdick, of Eau Galle, after an illness of four months, aged 68 years. In 1853 deceased moved from Waterloo, Wis., to the town of Eau Galle where he took a homestead and lived there until his death. On December 25, 1860 he married Miss Melissa Daggett, which he leaves with three sons and two daughters to mourn his loss, besides a host of friends. The funeral service was held at New Centerville, Friday, Rev. Woddruff officiating.
Company I, 30th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin
Baldwin Bulletin
January 1898
DIED - On Wednesday, January, 12, 1898, at six o'clock, Orlando T. Burdick, of Eau Galle, after an illness of four months, aged 68 years. In 1853 deceased moved from Waterloo, Wis., to the town of Eau Galle where he took a homestead and lived there until his death. On December 25, 1860 he married Miss Melissa Daggett, which he leaves with three sons and two daughters to mourn his loss, besides a host of friends. The funeral service was held at New Centerville, Friday, Rev. Woddruff officiating.
Company I, 30th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin
Obituary of Orlando Burdick
Baldwin Bulletin
January 1898
DIED - On Wednesday, January, 12, 1898, at six o'clock, Orlando T. Burdick, of Eau Galle, after an illness of four months, aged 68 years. In 1853 deceased moved from Waterloo, Wis., to the town of Eau Galle where he took a homestead and lived there until his death. On December 25, 1860 he married Miss Melissa Daggett, which he leaves with three sons and two daughters to mourn his loss, besides a host of friends. The funeral service was held at New Centerville, Friday, Rev. Woddruff officiating.
Company I, 30th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin
Baldwin Bulletin
January 1898
DIED - On Wednesday, January, 12, 1898, at six o'clock, Orlando T. Burdick, of Eau Galle, after an illness of four months, aged 68 years. In 1853 deceased moved from Waterloo, Wis., to the town of Eau Galle where he took a homestead and lived there until his death. On December 25, 1860 he married Miss Melissa Daggett, which he leaves with three sons and two daughters to mourn his loss, besides a host of friends. The funeral service was held at New Centerville, Friday, Rev. Woddruff officiating.
Company I, 30th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin
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