Parents: John and Rebecca Duncan Burnett
The Springdale News (from Blewford)
September 23, 1910
Last Thursday morning, September 15th as time was approaching three o'clock, the death angel called at the home of A. Burnett and claimed him, taking from the bereaved children the last stay and prop of the home, as Mrs. Burnett was taken from them about nine months ago. The deceased was about 60 years old and a member of the Primitive Baptist Church. He leaves 12 children to mourn his death, besides other relatives and friends. His children, three sisters and one brother were all with him is the boat touched the shore and carried him from his earthly abode to that not made by hands. Mr. Burnett has lived in the vicinity for a long time and was widely known and respected. The bereaved children have the sympathy of the entire neighborhood in their sad bereavement.
The Springdale News via The Winslow American
September 30, 1910
Mrs. Elisa Andrews of Hindsville, who came here when her father, Mr. Burnett, was sick, has been staying here with her sister Mary since the death of her father. Mrs. Andrews started home Saturday morning and was accompanied by her two brothers, Jim and Charles.
The Springdale News (from Blewford)
September 23, 1910
Last Thursday morning, September 15th as time was approaching three o'clock, the death angel called at the home of A. Burnett and claimed him, taking from the bereaved children the last stay and prop of the home, as Mrs. Burnett was taken from them about nine months ago. The deceased was about 60 years old and a member of the Primitive Baptist Church. He leaves 12 children to mourn his death, besides other relatives and friends. His children, three sisters and one brother were all with him is the boat touched the shore and carried him from his earthly abode to that not made by hands. Mr. Burnett has lived in the vicinity for a long time and was widely known and respected. The bereaved children have the sympathy of the entire neighborhood in their sad bereavement.
The Springdale News via The Winslow American
September 30, 1910
Mrs. Elisa Andrews of Hindsville, who came here when her father, Mr. Burnett, was sick, has been staying here with her sister Mary since the death of her father. Mrs. Andrews started home Saturday morning and was accompanied by her two brothers, Jim and Charles.
Parents: John and Rebecca Duncan Burnett
The Springdale News (from Blewford)
September 23, 1910
Last Thursday morning, September 15th as time was approaching three o'clock, the death angel called at the home of A. Burnett and claimed him, taking from the bereaved children the last stay and prop of the home, as Mrs. Burnett was taken from them about nine months ago. The deceased was about 60 years old and a member of the Primitive Baptist Church. He leaves 12 children to mourn his death, besides other relatives and friends. His children, three sisters and one brother were all with him is the boat touched the shore and carried him from his earthly abode to that not made by hands. Mr. Burnett has lived in the vicinity for a long time and was widely known and respected. The bereaved children have the sympathy of the entire neighborhood in their sad bereavement.
The Springdale News via The Winslow American
September 30, 1910
Mrs. Elisa Andrews of Hindsville, who came here when her father, Mr. Burnett, was sick, has been staying here with her sister Mary since the death of her father. Mrs. Andrews started home Saturday morning and was accompanied by her two brothers, Jim and Charles.
The Springdale News (from Blewford)
September 23, 1910
Last Thursday morning, September 15th as time was approaching three o'clock, the death angel called at the home of A. Burnett and claimed him, taking from the bereaved children the last stay and prop of the home, as Mrs. Burnett was taken from them about nine months ago. The deceased was about 60 years old and a member of the Primitive Baptist Church. He leaves 12 children to mourn his death, besides other relatives and friends. His children, three sisters and one brother were all with him is the boat touched the shore and carried him from his earthly abode to that not made by hands. Mr. Burnett has lived in the vicinity for a long time and was widely known and respected. The bereaved children have the sympathy of the entire neighborhood in their sad bereavement.
The Springdale News via The Winslow American
September 30, 1910
Mrs. Elisa Andrews of Hindsville, who came here when her father, Mr. Burnett, was sick, has been staying here with her sister Mary since the death of her father. Mrs. Andrews started home Saturday morning and was accompanied by her two brothers, Jim and Charles.
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