"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 109, No 1, p 31, July 7, 1930.
Mrs. Frances D. Davis, eighty years old, passed away Monday, June 9, after an extended illness, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. O. G. Burdick at 3 Fox Street, Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Davis was born in New York State, March 15, 1850. She came to Colorado a number of years ago, but later lived in Nebraska. Four years ago she returned to Colorado with her husband Henry Davis, who died in Denver January 5, 1928.
Besides Mrs. Burdick she leaves two other daughters, Mrs. Maude Davis of 337 Acoma Street, with whom she made her home until about three months ago, and Mrs. Minnie L. Davis of North Loup, Neb. She also leaves a son, Frank L. Davis of Denver.
Rev. Ralph H. Coon, pastor of the Denver Seventh Day Baptist Church, of which church Mrs. Davis was a member, had charge of the services, duplicating those held for Mr. Davis two years ago. Burial took place in Fairmount Cemetery, Denver. - From a Denver newspaper
Submitted by Jean Jorgensen
Abbie's family also called her "Gramma Frank"
The Mrs. O. G. Burdick referred to above is Martha "Mattie" Lucetta Davis Burdick - my Grandmother.
Mrs. Frances D. Davis, eighty years old, passed away Monday, June 9, after an extended illness, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. O. G. Burdick at 3 Fox Street, Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Davis was born in New York State, March 15, 1850. She came to Colorado a number of years ago, but later lived in Nebraska. Four years ago she returned to Colorado with her husband Henry Davis, who died in Denver January 5, 1928.
Besides Mrs. Burdick she leaves two other daughters, Mrs. Maude Davis of 337 Acoma Street, with whom she made her home until about three months ago, and Mrs. Minnie L. Davis of North Loup, Neb. She also leaves a son, Frank L. Davis of Denver.
Rev. Ralph H. Coon, pastor of the Denver Seventh Day Baptist Church, of which church Mrs. Davis was a member, had charge of the services, duplicating those held for Mr. Davis two years ago. Burial took place in Fairmount Cemetery, Denver. - From a Denver newspaper
Submitted by Jean Jorgensen
Abbie's family also called her "Gramma Frank"
The Mrs. O. G. Burdick referred to above is Martha "Mattie" Lucetta Davis Burdick - my Grandmother.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 109, No 1, p 31, July 7, 1930.
Mrs. Frances D. Davis, eighty years old, passed away Monday, June 9, after an extended illness, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. O. G. Burdick at 3 Fox Street, Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Davis was born in New York State, March 15, 1850. She came to Colorado a number of years ago, but later lived in Nebraska. Four years ago she returned to Colorado with her husband Henry Davis, who died in Denver January 5, 1928.
Besides Mrs. Burdick she leaves two other daughters, Mrs. Maude Davis of 337 Acoma Street, with whom she made her home until about three months ago, and Mrs. Minnie L. Davis of North Loup, Neb. She also leaves a son, Frank L. Davis of Denver.
Rev. Ralph H. Coon, pastor of the Denver Seventh Day Baptist Church, of which church Mrs. Davis was a member, had charge of the services, duplicating those held for Mr. Davis two years ago. Burial took place in Fairmount Cemetery, Denver. - From a Denver newspaper
Submitted by Jean Jorgensen
Abbie's family also called her "Gramma Frank"
The Mrs. O. G. Burdick referred to above is Martha "Mattie" Lucetta Davis Burdick - my Grandmother.
Mrs. Frances D. Davis, eighty years old, passed away Monday, June 9, after an extended illness, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. O. G. Burdick at 3 Fox Street, Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Davis was born in New York State, March 15, 1850. She came to Colorado a number of years ago, but later lived in Nebraska. Four years ago she returned to Colorado with her husband Henry Davis, who died in Denver January 5, 1928.
Besides Mrs. Burdick she leaves two other daughters, Mrs. Maude Davis of 337 Acoma Street, with whom she made her home until about three months ago, and Mrs. Minnie L. Davis of North Loup, Neb. She also leaves a son, Frank L. Davis of Denver.
Rev. Ralph H. Coon, pastor of the Denver Seventh Day Baptist Church, of which church Mrs. Davis was a member, had charge of the services, duplicating those held for Mr. Davis two years ago. Burial took place in Fairmount Cemetery, Denver. - From a Denver newspaper
Submitted by Jean Jorgensen
Abbie's family also called her "Gramma Frank"
The Mrs. O. G. Burdick referred to above is Martha "Mattie" Lucetta Davis Burdick - my Grandmother.
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