He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burtwistle. When he was a year old he came to Stanton coounty with his parents, where he continued to live until his death.
In 1890 he was married to Mary Allison, who with two small daughters died in 1894, one named Edith.
In July, 1897, he was married to Sarah Belle Allison, who preceded him in death by five weeks.
Source: "Norfolk Daily News" Norfolk, Nebraska Feb. 9, 1945 on page 2.
The two wives may be related?
In 1890 he was married to Mary Allison, who with two small daughters died in 1894, one named Edith.
In July, 1897, he was married to Sarah Belle Allison, who preceded him in death by five weeks.
Source: "Norfolk Daily News" Norfolk, Nebraska Feb. 9, 1945 on page 2.
The two wives may be related?
He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burtwistle. When he was a year old he came to Stanton coounty with his parents, where he continued to live until his death.
In 1890 he was married to Mary Allison, who with two small daughters died in 1894, one named Edith.
In July, 1897, he was married to Sarah Belle Allison, who preceded him in death by five weeks.
Source: "Norfolk Daily News" Norfolk, Nebraska Feb. 9, 1945 on page 2.
The two wives may be related?
In 1890 he was married to Mary Allison, who with two small daughters died in 1894, one named Edith.
In July, 1897, he was married to Sarah Belle Allison, who preceded him in death by five weeks.
Source: "Norfolk Daily News" Norfolk, Nebraska Feb. 9, 1945 on page 2.
The two wives may be related?
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