Published in The Cortland Democrat - Friday, July 24, 1925
Lincklaen. July 16 Albert H. Burdick was born Aug. 27, 1839, on the farm upon
which he passed his whole life with the exception of about eleven years. He
died at the home of his daughter on July 11, 1925, on the very farm he spent
most of his life.
He was married to Laura Muncy, and to this union, two children were born, the
late Jesse P. Burdock and Mrs. George Baldwin. Besides the daughter, he leave
his aged sister, Mrs. George T. Stillman, and a host of other relatives.
Mr. Burdick was a kind father and a good neighbor, beloved by all who knew him.
In politics he was a Republican holding the office of assessor in the town for
many years. Mid a bank of floral offerings he was laid beside his wife in
Lincklaen Center cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended and among the many there were only seven that
were not relatives.
Rev. Clinton J. Coon, ably assisted by Rev. Leon Bardick, a nephew of the
deceased, officiated at the funeral.
Mr. Burdick was next to the oldest person in the town of Lincklaen.
Lincklaen. July 16 Albert H. Burdick was born Aug. 27, 1839, on the farm upon
which he passed his whole life with the exception of about eleven years. He
died at the home of his daughter on July 11, 1925, on the very farm he spent
most of his life.
He was married to Laura Muncy, and to this union, two children were born, the
late Jesse P. Burdock and Mrs. George Baldwin. Besides the daughter, he leave
his aged sister, Mrs. George T. Stillman, and a host of other relatives.
Mr. Burdick was a kind father and a good neighbor, beloved by all who knew him.
In politics he was a Republican holding the office of assessor in the town for
many years. Mid a bank of floral offerings he was laid beside his wife in
Lincklaen Center cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended and among the many there were only seven that
were not relatives.
Rev. Clinton J. Coon, ably assisted by Rev. Leon Bardick, a nephew of the
deceased, officiated at the funeral.
Mr. Burdick was next to the oldest person in the town of Lincklaen.
Published in The Cortland Democrat - Friday, July 24, 1925
Lincklaen. July 16 Albert H. Burdick was born Aug. 27, 1839, on the farm upon
which he passed his whole life with the exception of about eleven years. He
died at the home of his daughter on July 11, 1925, on the very farm he spent
most of his life.
He was married to Laura Muncy, and to this union, two children were born, the
late Jesse P. Burdock and Mrs. George Baldwin. Besides the daughter, he leave
his aged sister, Mrs. George T. Stillman, and a host of other relatives.
Mr. Burdick was a kind father and a good neighbor, beloved by all who knew him.
In politics he was a Republican holding the office of assessor in the town for
many years. Mid a bank of floral offerings he was laid beside his wife in
Lincklaen Center cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended and among the many there were only seven that
were not relatives.
Rev. Clinton J. Coon, ably assisted by Rev. Leon Bardick, a nephew of the
deceased, officiated at the funeral.
Mr. Burdick was next to the oldest person in the town of Lincklaen.
Lincklaen. July 16 Albert H. Burdick was born Aug. 27, 1839, on the farm upon
which he passed his whole life with the exception of about eleven years. He
died at the home of his daughter on July 11, 1925, on the very farm he spent
most of his life.
He was married to Laura Muncy, and to this union, two children were born, the
late Jesse P. Burdock and Mrs. George Baldwin. Besides the daughter, he leave
his aged sister, Mrs. George T. Stillman, and a host of other relatives.
Mr. Burdick was a kind father and a good neighbor, beloved by all who knew him.
In politics he was a Republican holding the office of assessor in the town for
many years. Mid a bank of floral offerings he was laid beside his wife in
Lincklaen Center cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended and among the many there were only seven that
were not relatives.
Rev. Clinton J. Coon, ably assisted by Rev. Leon Bardick, a nephew of the
deceased, officiated at the funeral.
Mr. Burdick was next to the oldest person in the town of Lincklaen.
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