According to the 1880 US Census, Sarah was the mother of J.L. Burner and W.S. Burner [their occupations are listed as Gold Mining]. J.L. was married to Susie Burner [Mrs. J.L. Burner] and their two sons were Walter and Clarence.
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Suggested edit: Mr. Burner actually died at Spanish Dry Diggings in Greenwood Township. I know there's no locality available to post that by automatic system, but thought I'd footnote this.
Contributor: Sue (47371789)
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Suggested edit: Mr. Burner actually died at Spanish Dry Diggings in Greenwood Township. I know there's no locality available to post that by automatic system, but thought I'd footnote this.
Contributor: Sue (47371789)
According to the 1880 US Census, Sarah was the mother of J.L. Burner and W.S. Burner [their occupations are listed as Gold Mining]. J.L. was married to Susie Burner [Mrs. J.L. Burner] and their two sons were Walter and Clarence.
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Suggested edit: Mr. Burner actually died at Spanish Dry Diggings in Greenwood Township. I know there's no locality available to post that by automatic system, but thought I'd footnote this.
Contributor: Sue (47371789)
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Suggested edit: Mr. Burner actually died at Spanish Dry Diggings in Greenwood Township. I know there's no locality available to post that by automatic system, but thought I'd footnote this.
Contributor: Sue (47371789)
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