BURTON—Mrs. Emma Beatrice Burton, 83 years old, died yesterday at the home of a daughter Mrs. Addie Matthews, 223 South River boulevard, Independence. She was born in Nova Scotia and came to this country fifty-eight years ago. Besides Mrs. Matthews, she leaves another daughter, Mrs. Dora Howland, 101 South Willis, Independence, and a sister, Mrs. Ida Lavton, Nauvoo, Ill.
Funeral services will be at 2 o'clock Tuesday at the [R.] L. D. S. Stone church in Independence. Burial will be in Mound Grove cemetery.
SOURCE: newspapers.com; The Kansas City Star
Kansas City, Missouri · Sunday, September 04, 1927, p. 6
MOTHER: Matilda Mahala Holmes
FATHER: Captain Gould Nelson Davison, 1812 - 1887
HUSBAND: Captain Joseph Farrish Burton
m. 16 Nov 1860 • Delhaven, Kings, Nova Scotia
CHILDREN:
1. Frank Wilfred Burton
m. Anna Elizabeth Betts
2. Jennie Matilda Burton
Infant Death
3. Hannah Josephine "Josie" Burton
Childhood Death
4. Dora Irene Burton
m. Joseph Garcia Howland
m. Henry Ward Beach
5. Adrienne Mercedes "Addie" Burton
m. Reuben Alexander Mathews
FURTHER INFORMATION:
1. One is able to follow Emma's line back to the Mayflower--Elder William and Mary Brewster and their son, Love:
Emma Beatrice Davison (Burton)9, *Matilda Mahala Holmes (Davison)8, Captain Peleg Holmes7, Nathaniel Holmes6, Abigail Bradford (Holmes)5, Elizabeth Brewster (Bradford)4, Wrestling Brewster3, Love Brewster2, Elder William and Mary Brewster1.
2. **What is written about Emma's father can be inferred for the days lived by her mother and the rest of the family. "On Apr 16, 1943 Florence Fisher of Fisher Jr. College wrote a letter to Mrs. Leo Davison with information on Gould and his children. Mrs. Fisher was a grandchild of Gould...
"Gould was a Baptist deacon. About 1851 he abandoned the sea to become a farmer. Seven years later, about 1858, he gave up the farm and went back to the sea. The farm was in Pereaux, Kings county, Nova Scotia.
"Gould N. Davison was listed in Hantsport as a "Master Mariner" as also his son Albert. [He] farmed in his later life and was a Deacon of the Baptist Church."
Source: http://www.eldacur.com/~burrowses
/bdb/bdb40.html
Funeral services will be at 2 o'clock Tuesday at the [R.] L. D. S. Stone church in Independence. Burial will be in Mound Grove cemetery.
SOURCE: newspapers.com; The Kansas City Star
Kansas City, Missouri · Sunday, September 04, 1927, p. 6
MOTHER: Matilda Mahala Holmes
FATHER: Captain Gould Nelson Davison, 1812 - 1887
HUSBAND: Captain Joseph Farrish Burton
m. 16 Nov 1860 • Delhaven, Kings, Nova Scotia
CHILDREN:
1. Frank Wilfred Burton
m. Anna Elizabeth Betts
2. Jennie Matilda Burton
Infant Death
3. Hannah Josephine "Josie" Burton
Childhood Death
4. Dora Irene Burton
m. Joseph Garcia Howland
m. Henry Ward Beach
5. Adrienne Mercedes "Addie" Burton
m. Reuben Alexander Mathews
FURTHER INFORMATION:
1. One is able to follow Emma's line back to the Mayflower--Elder William and Mary Brewster and their son, Love:
Emma Beatrice Davison (Burton)9, *Matilda Mahala Holmes (Davison)8, Captain Peleg Holmes7, Nathaniel Holmes6, Abigail Bradford (Holmes)5, Elizabeth Brewster (Bradford)4, Wrestling Brewster3, Love Brewster2, Elder William and Mary Brewster1.
2. **What is written about Emma's father can be inferred for the days lived by her mother and the rest of the family. "On Apr 16, 1943 Florence Fisher of Fisher Jr. College wrote a letter to Mrs. Leo Davison with information on Gould and his children. Mrs. Fisher was a grandchild of Gould...
"Gould was a Baptist deacon. About 1851 he abandoned the sea to become a farmer. Seven years later, about 1858, he gave up the farm and went back to the sea. The farm was in Pereaux, Kings county, Nova Scotia.
"Gould N. Davison was listed in Hantsport as a "Master Mariner" as also his son Albert. [He] farmed in his later life and was a Deacon of the Baptist Church."
Source: http://www.eldacur.com/~burrowses
/bdb/bdb40.html
BURTON—Mrs. Emma Beatrice Burton, 83 years old, died yesterday at the home of a daughter Mrs. Addie Matthews, 223 South River boulevard, Independence. She was born in Nova Scotia and came to this country fifty-eight years ago. Besides Mrs. Matthews, she leaves another daughter, Mrs. Dora Howland, 101 South Willis, Independence, and a sister, Mrs. Ida Lavton, Nauvoo, Ill.
Funeral services will be at 2 o'clock Tuesday at the [R.] L. D. S. Stone church in Independence. Burial will be in Mound Grove cemetery.
SOURCE: newspapers.com; The Kansas City Star
Kansas City, Missouri · Sunday, September 04, 1927, p. 6
MOTHER: Matilda Mahala Holmes
FATHER: Captain Gould Nelson Davison, 1812 - 1887
HUSBAND: Captain Joseph Farrish Burton
m. 16 Nov 1860 • Delhaven, Kings, Nova Scotia
CHILDREN:
1. Frank Wilfred Burton
m. Anna Elizabeth Betts
2. Jennie Matilda Burton
Infant Death
3. Hannah Josephine "Josie" Burton
Childhood Death
4. Dora Irene Burton
m. Joseph Garcia Howland
m. Henry Ward Beach
5. Adrienne Mercedes "Addie" Burton
m. Reuben Alexander Mathews
FURTHER INFORMATION:
1. One is able to follow Emma's line back to the Mayflower--Elder William and Mary Brewster and their son, Love:
Emma Beatrice Davison (Burton)9, *Matilda Mahala Holmes (Davison)8, Captain Peleg Holmes7, Nathaniel Holmes6, Abigail Bradford (Holmes)5, Elizabeth Brewster (Bradford)4, Wrestling Brewster3, Love Brewster2, Elder William and Mary Brewster1.
2. **What is written about Emma's father can be inferred for the days lived by her mother and the rest of the family. "On Apr 16, 1943 Florence Fisher of Fisher Jr. College wrote a letter to Mrs. Leo Davison with information on Gould and his children. Mrs. Fisher was a grandchild of Gould...
"Gould was a Baptist deacon. About 1851 he abandoned the sea to become a farmer. Seven years later, about 1858, he gave up the farm and went back to the sea. The farm was in Pereaux, Kings county, Nova Scotia.
"Gould N. Davison was listed in Hantsport as a "Master Mariner" as also his son Albert. [He] farmed in his later life and was a Deacon of the Baptist Church."
Source: http://www.eldacur.com/~burrowses
/bdb/bdb40.html
Funeral services will be at 2 o'clock Tuesday at the [R.] L. D. S. Stone church in Independence. Burial will be in Mound Grove cemetery.
SOURCE: newspapers.com; The Kansas City Star
Kansas City, Missouri · Sunday, September 04, 1927, p. 6
MOTHER: Matilda Mahala Holmes
FATHER: Captain Gould Nelson Davison, 1812 - 1887
HUSBAND: Captain Joseph Farrish Burton
m. 16 Nov 1860 • Delhaven, Kings, Nova Scotia
CHILDREN:
1. Frank Wilfred Burton
m. Anna Elizabeth Betts
2. Jennie Matilda Burton
Infant Death
3. Hannah Josephine "Josie" Burton
Childhood Death
4. Dora Irene Burton
m. Joseph Garcia Howland
m. Henry Ward Beach
5. Adrienne Mercedes "Addie" Burton
m. Reuben Alexander Mathews
FURTHER INFORMATION:
1. One is able to follow Emma's line back to the Mayflower--Elder William and Mary Brewster and their son, Love:
Emma Beatrice Davison (Burton)9, *Matilda Mahala Holmes (Davison)8, Captain Peleg Holmes7, Nathaniel Holmes6, Abigail Bradford (Holmes)5, Elizabeth Brewster (Bradford)4, Wrestling Brewster3, Love Brewster2, Elder William and Mary Brewster1.
2. **What is written about Emma's father can be inferred for the days lived by her mother and the rest of the family. "On Apr 16, 1943 Florence Fisher of Fisher Jr. College wrote a letter to Mrs. Leo Davison with information on Gould and his children. Mrs. Fisher was a grandchild of Gould...
"Gould was a Baptist deacon. About 1851 he abandoned the sea to become a farmer. Seven years later, about 1858, he gave up the farm and went back to the sea. The farm was in Pereaux, Kings county, Nova Scotia.
"Gould N. Davison was listed in Hantsport as a "Master Mariner" as also his son Albert. [He] farmed in his later life and was a Deacon of the Baptist Church."
Source: http://www.eldacur.com/~burrowses
/bdb/bdb40.html
