Daughter of James T. Burdick 1812–1843 and Lucinda Green 1814–1892
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 47, No 29, p 464, July 16, 1891.
Charlotte A. Burdick, daughter of James T. and Lucinda Green Burdick, was born in Alfred, Oct 7, 1838, and died in Friendship, N. Y., May 30, 1891, of heart disease.
She leaves an invalid mother and one brother, in whose home they had lived for the past nine years. Since about fifteen years of age she had been a member of the First Alfred Church, and grieved much when it became necessary for her to leave the church and society she so fondly cherished, having spent her life, nearly, among its members. She was never strong, but her last sickness was short and the call to leave mother and friends unexpected. She expressed herself reconciled to the change and retained consciousness to the last.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 47, No 29, p 464, July 16, 1891.
Charlotte A. Burdick, daughter of James T. and Lucinda Green Burdick, was born in Alfred, Oct 7, 1838, and died in Friendship, N. Y., May 30, 1891, of heart disease.
She leaves an invalid mother and one brother, in whose home they had lived for the past nine years. Since about fifteen years of age she had been a member of the First Alfred Church, and grieved much when it became necessary for her to leave the church and society she so fondly cherished, having spent her life, nearly, among its members. She was never strong, but her last sickness was short and the call to leave mother and friends unexpected. She expressed herself reconciled to the change and retained consciousness to the last.
Daughter of James T. Burdick 1812–1843 and Lucinda Green 1814–1892
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 47, No 29, p 464, July 16, 1891.
Charlotte A. Burdick, daughter of James T. and Lucinda Green Burdick, was born in Alfred, Oct 7, 1838, and died in Friendship, N. Y., May 30, 1891, of heart disease.
She leaves an invalid mother and one brother, in whose home they had lived for the past nine years. Since about fifteen years of age she had been a member of the First Alfred Church, and grieved much when it became necessary for her to leave the church and society she so fondly cherished, having spent her life, nearly, among its members. She was never strong, but her last sickness was short and the call to leave mother and friends unexpected. She expressed herself reconciled to the change and retained consciousness to the last.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 47, No 29, p 464, July 16, 1891.
Charlotte A. Burdick, daughter of James T. and Lucinda Green Burdick, was born in Alfred, Oct 7, 1838, and died in Friendship, N. Y., May 30, 1891, of heart disease.
She leaves an invalid mother and one brother, in whose home they had lived for the past nine years. Since about fifteen years of age she had been a member of the First Alfred Church, and grieved much when it became necessary for her to leave the church and society she so fondly cherished, having spent her life, nearly, among its members. She was never strong, but her last sickness was short and the call to leave mother and friends unexpected. She expressed herself reconciled to the change and retained consciousness to the last.
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