Son of John and Emma née Pool Alderson. Ex-husband of Elizabeth L. née Elliot Alderson. One daughter, Donna Alderson, wife of Horace Seymour Mowers.
Orleans Republican Newspaper Article dated October 2, 1929:
HULBERTON MAN DROWNS IN CANAL
Accidental death was the verdict given by Coroner Leon S. Ogden concerning the drowning of Burt Alderson of Hulberton. The body was recovered Monday morning from the barge canal at Hulberton after immersion believed to more than 24 hours. It is possible that Alderson may have fallen from the bridge where his coat was discovered Sunday morning. He is survived by his mother; a daughter in Morton and two brothers in the West.
Orleans Republican Newspaper Article dated October 2, 1929:
HULBERTON MAN DROWNS IN CANAL
Accidental death was the verdict given by Coroner Leon S. Ogden concerning the drowning of Burt Alderson of Hulberton. The body was recovered Monday morning from the barge canal at Hulberton after immersion believed to more than 24 hours. It is possible that Alderson may have fallen from the bridge where his coat was discovered Sunday morning. He is survived by his mother; a daughter in Morton and two brothers in the West.
Son of John and Emma née Pool Alderson. Ex-husband of Elizabeth L. née Elliot Alderson. One daughter, Donna Alderson, wife of Horace Seymour Mowers.
Orleans Republican Newspaper Article dated October 2, 1929:
HULBERTON MAN DROWNS IN CANAL
Accidental death was the verdict given by Coroner Leon S. Ogden concerning the drowning of Burt Alderson of Hulberton. The body was recovered Monday morning from the barge canal at Hulberton after immersion believed to more than 24 hours. It is possible that Alderson may have fallen from the bridge where his coat was discovered Sunday morning. He is survived by his mother; a daughter in Morton and two brothers in the West.
Orleans Republican Newspaper Article dated October 2, 1929:
HULBERTON MAN DROWNS IN CANAL
Accidental death was the verdict given by Coroner Leon S. Ogden concerning the drowning of Burt Alderson of Hulberton. The body was recovered Monday morning from the barge canal at Hulberton after immersion believed to more than 24 hours. It is possible that Alderson may have fallen from the bridge where his coat was discovered Sunday morning. He is survived by his mother; a daughter in Morton and two brothers in the West.
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