The following is from USGENWEB - Habersham County
BURBEC, Child
Next of brick and covered with cement is a peculiar looking
structure beneath which rest a Mr. Burbec and his little
child. Mr. Durbec came to Clarkesville about 1890 with his
young wife and her brother, Will Mayardi.
This grave is in the SW corner near the Library. I took this before when I first started, the white rectangle in picture 428 has this on it. "Mr. Burbec came to Clarkesville in 1890 with his young wife and her brother Will Reynarde an built a rambling two, story house which was later used as a Boarding house". There are at least two grave all the vines where the little sign is.
BURBEC, Child
Next of brick and covered with cement is a peculiar looking
structure beneath which rest a Mr. Burbec and his little
child. Mr. Durbec came to Clarkesville about 1890 with his
young wife and her brother, Will Mayardi.
This grave is in the SW corner near the Library. I took this before when I first started, the white rectangle in picture 428 has this on it. "Mr. Burbec came to Clarkesville in 1890 with his young wife and her brother Will Reynarde an built a rambling two, story house which was later used as a Boarding house". There are at least two grave all the vines where the little sign is.
The following is from USGENWEB - Habersham County
BURBEC, Child
Next of brick and covered with cement is a peculiar looking
structure beneath which rest a Mr. Burbec and his little
child. Mr. Durbec came to Clarkesville about 1890 with his
young wife and her brother, Will Mayardi.
This grave is in the SW corner near the Library. I took this before when I first started, the white rectangle in picture 428 has this on it. "Mr. Burbec came to Clarkesville in 1890 with his young wife and her brother Will Reynarde an built a rambling two, story house which was later used as a Boarding house". There are at least two grave all the vines where the little sign is.
BURBEC, Child
Next of brick and covered with cement is a peculiar looking
structure beneath which rest a Mr. Burbec and his little
child. Mr. Durbec came to Clarkesville about 1890 with his
young wife and her brother, Will Mayardi.
This grave is in the SW corner near the Library. I took this before when I first started, the white rectangle in picture 428 has this on it. "Mr. Burbec came to Clarkesville in 1890 with his young wife and her brother Will Reynarde an built a rambling two, story house which was later used as a Boarding house". There are at least two grave all the vines where the little sign is.
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