s/s Lucy
This memorial added based on information from Mud Creek Cemetery reading compiled in 1987 and found at Lebanon Library, Boone County, Indiana
Per death certificate, Lewis is the son of Edward S. and Sarah Jane (Bowers) Burgess. He was a blacksmith for 30 years; owned his own shop.
Notes: birth year on stone and in death certificate may be incorrect. He appears in 1870 census - one month old. Mother's name: Mary Jane Bowers Smith Burgess. Married Lucy Caldwell on 19 Mar 1893.
Death Veteran
Blacksmith
Lewis Burgess Had a Shop
at Terhune Many
Years
Lewis Burgess, veteran blacksmith of Terhune, in the northwestern part of Hamilton county , died Friday, at the Williams hospital in Lebanon, where he had been a patient for about two weeks. His death was the result of an acute attack of meningitis following a short illness with influenza.
The widow, who had also been a patient at the same hospital, was removed to her home, Saturday. A son, Rush, of Indiana University and another son, Lester, of Indianapolis, are the surviving relatives.
Mr. Burgess would have been sixty-one years old Saturday. He was a member of the Sheridan Red Men and Haymakers loges and was well known there.
Noblesville Daily Ledger; Noblesville, Indiana, Saturday, May 7, 1932
This memorial added based on information from Mud Creek Cemetery reading compiled in 1987 and found at Lebanon Library, Boone County, Indiana
Per death certificate, Lewis is the son of Edward S. and Sarah Jane (Bowers) Burgess. He was a blacksmith for 30 years; owned his own shop.
Notes: birth year on stone and in death certificate may be incorrect. He appears in 1870 census - one month old. Mother's name: Mary Jane Bowers Smith Burgess. Married Lucy Caldwell on 19 Mar 1893.
Death Veteran
Blacksmith
Lewis Burgess Had a Shop
at Terhune Many
Years
Lewis Burgess, veteran blacksmith of Terhune, in the northwestern part of Hamilton county , died Friday, at the Williams hospital in Lebanon, where he had been a patient for about two weeks. His death was the result of an acute attack of meningitis following a short illness with influenza.
The widow, who had also been a patient at the same hospital, was removed to her home, Saturday. A son, Rush, of Indiana University and another son, Lester, of Indianapolis, are the surviving relatives.
Mr. Burgess would have been sixty-one years old Saturday. He was a member of the Sheridan Red Men and Haymakers loges and was well known there.
Noblesville Daily Ledger; Noblesville, Indiana, Saturday, May 7, 1932
s/s Lucy
This memorial added based on information from Mud Creek Cemetery reading compiled in 1987 and found at Lebanon Library, Boone County, Indiana
Per death certificate, Lewis is the son of Edward S. and Sarah Jane (Bowers) Burgess. He was a blacksmith for 30 years; owned his own shop.
Notes: birth year on stone and in death certificate may be incorrect. He appears in 1870 census - one month old. Mother's name: Mary Jane Bowers Smith Burgess. Married Lucy Caldwell on 19 Mar 1893.
Death Veteran
Blacksmith
Lewis Burgess Had a Shop
at Terhune Many
Years
Lewis Burgess, veteran blacksmith of Terhune, in the northwestern part of Hamilton county , died Friday, at the Williams hospital in Lebanon, where he had been a patient for about two weeks. His death was the result of an acute attack of meningitis following a short illness with influenza.
The widow, who had also been a patient at the same hospital, was removed to her home, Saturday. A son, Rush, of Indiana University and another son, Lester, of Indianapolis, are the surviving relatives.
Mr. Burgess would have been sixty-one years old Saturday. He was a member of the Sheridan Red Men and Haymakers loges and was well known there.
Noblesville Daily Ledger; Noblesville, Indiana, Saturday, May 7, 1932
This memorial added based on information from Mud Creek Cemetery reading compiled in 1987 and found at Lebanon Library, Boone County, Indiana
Per death certificate, Lewis is the son of Edward S. and Sarah Jane (Bowers) Burgess. He was a blacksmith for 30 years; owned his own shop.
Notes: birth year on stone and in death certificate may be incorrect. He appears in 1870 census - one month old. Mother's name: Mary Jane Bowers Smith Burgess. Married Lucy Caldwell on 19 Mar 1893.
Death Veteran
Blacksmith
Lewis Burgess Had a Shop
at Terhune Many
Years
Lewis Burgess, veteran blacksmith of Terhune, in the northwestern part of Hamilton county , died Friday, at the Williams hospital in Lebanon, where he had been a patient for about two weeks. His death was the result of an acute attack of meningitis following a short illness with influenza.
The widow, who had also been a patient at the same hospital, was removed to her home, Saturday. A son, Rush, of Indiana University and another son, Lester, of Indianapolis, are the surviving relatives.
Mr. Burgess would have been sixty-one years old Saturday. He was a member of the Sheridan Red Men and Haymakers loges and was well known there.
Noblesville Daily Ledger; Noblesville, Indiana, Saturday, May 7, 1932
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