Wife of Dr.John Harwood Burt.--A convert to the Holy Roman Catholic Church & received the consolation of its last sacraments.....Placed by her husband[According to Bettis Rainsford, she was Mrs. Emily Cogburn Roper widow of Benjamin Roper who is buried in the Roiper [Cantelou] Cemetery.Daughter of Aaron & Sarah Huff Cogburn]
Died on October 7, 1852, Mrs. Emily Elizabeth Burt, near Edgefield Court House, wife of Dr. John Harwood Burt, aged about 40 years. She was one of the first converts to the Catholic Church in Edgefield District. The burial ceremony was performed in the Chapel, and the Priest accompanied her remains to her family burial ground, only a few miles away. EADN, 3 Nov 1852]
Died on October 7, 1852, Mrs. Emily Elizabeth Burt, near Edgefield Court House, wife of Dr. John Harwood Burt, aged about 40 years. She was one of the first converts to the Catholic Church in Edgefield District. The burial ceremony was performed in the Chapel, and the Priest accompanied her remains to her family burial ground, only a few miles away. EADN, 3 Nov 1852]
Wife of Dr.John Harwood Burt.--A convert to the Holy Roman Catholic Church & received the consolation of its last sacraments.....Placed by her husband[According to Bettis Rainsford, she was Mrs. Emily Cogburn Roper widow of Benjamin Roper who is buried in the Roiper [Cantelou] Cemetery.Daughter of Aaron & Sarah Huff Cogburn]
Died on October 7, 1852, Mrs. Emily Elizabeth Burt, near Edgefield Court House, wife of Dr. John Harwood Burt, aged about 40 years. She was one of the first converts to the Catholic Church in Edgefield District. The burial ceremony was performed in the Chapel, and the Priest accompanied her remains to her family burial ground, only a few miles away. EADN, 3 Nov 1852]
Died on October 7, 1852, Mrs. Emily Elizabeth Burt, near Edgefield Court House, wife of Dr. John Harwood Burt, aged about 40 years. She was one of the first converts to the Catholic Church in Edgefield District. The burial ceremony was performed in the Chapel, and the Priest accompanied her remains to her family burial ground, only a few miles away. EADN, 3 Nov 1852]
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