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Inez Chandler “June” Harris Burn
1893 – 1969 Fairview Cemetery
Photo added by Frances Allen Titsworth
- Birth
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Anniston, Calhoun County, Alabama, USA
- Death
- 11 Sep 1969 (aged 76)
Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas, USA
- Burial
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Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas, USA Add to Map
- Plot
- 4-H-28-A
- Memorial ID
- 38145211 View Source
Suggested edit: ......."June was born June 19, 1893, in Anniston, Alabama. Her maiden name was Inez Chandler Harris. (Chandler after her uncle Joel Chandler Harris. She called herself June."
-Living High An Unconventional Autobiography by June Burn
'June Burn's 1941 classic continues to capture the imagination of readers who long for the adventures that few people will ever have the nerve nor the time to undertake. Courage, gaiety, and a fresh approach to life are reflected in this "unconventional autobiography." It is a story of twentieth-century pioneers as resourceful as ever they were in the days of the old frontier. June Burn and her husband Farrar determined to go their own sweet way, enjoying "first hand living" and not surrendering to the routines of a workaday
world. Through the years they had some high and glorious adventures, which included homesteading a "gumdrop" in the San Juan islands of the Pacific Northwest, teaching Eskimos
near Siberia, and exploring the United States by donkey cart with a baby aboard.'
Contributor: chevydelray55 (47557480) • [email protected]
-Living High An Unconventional Autobiography by June Burn
'June Burn's 1941 classic continues to capture the imagination of readers who long for the adventures that few people will ever have the nerve nor the time to undertake. Courage, gaiety, and a fresh approach to life are reflected in this "unconventional autobiography." It is a story of twentieth-century pioneers as resourceful as ever they were in the days of the old frontier. June Burn and her husband Farrar determined to go their own sweet way, enjoying "first hand living" and not surrendering to the routines of a workaday
world. Through the years they had some high and glorious adventures, which included homesteading a "gumdrop" in the San Juan islands of the Pacific Northwest, teaching Eskimos
near Siberia, and exploring the United States by donkey cart with a baby aboard.'
Contributor: chevydelray55 (47557480) • [email protected]
Suggested edit: ......."June was born June 19, 1893, in Anniston, Alabama. Her maiden name was Inez Chandler Harris. (Chandler after her uncle Joel Chandler Harris. She called herself June."
-Living High An Unconventional Autobiography by June Burn
'June Burn's 1941 classic continues to capture the imagination of readers who long for the adventures that few people will ever have the nerve nor the time to undertake. Courage, gaiety, and a fresh approach to life are reflected in this "unconventional autobiography." It is a story of twentieth-century pioneers as resourceful as ever they were in the days of the old frontier. June Burn and her husband Farrar determined to go their own sweet way, enjoying "first hand living" and not surrendering to the routines of a workaday
world. Through the years they had some high and glorious adventures, which included homesteading a "gumdrop" in the San Juan islands of the Pacific Northwest, teaching Eskimos
near Siberia, and exploring the United States by donkey cart with a baby aboard.'
Contributor: chevydelray55 (47557480) • [email protected]
-Living High An Unconventional Autobiography by June Burn
'June Burn's 1941 classic continues to capture the imagination of readers who long for the adventures that few people will ever have the nerve nor the time to undertake. Courage, gaiety, and a fresh approach to life are reflected in this "unconventional autobiography." It is a story of twentieth-century pioneers as resourceful as ever they were in the days of the old frontier. June Burn and her husband Farrar determined to go their own sweet way, enjoying "first hand living" and not surrendering to the routines of a workaday
world. Through the years they had some high and glorious adventures, which included homesteading a "gumdrop" in the San Juan islands of the Pacific Northwest, teaching Eskimos
near Siberia, and exploring the United States by donkey cart with a baby aboard.'
Contributor: chevydelray55 (47557480) • [email protected]
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age 76 years old. wife of Farrar Burn
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- Created by: L Bruns
- Added: Jun 9, 2009
- Find a Grave Memorial ID:
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Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/38145211/inez_chandler-burn: accessed ), memorial page for Inez Chandler “June” Harris Burn (19 Jun 1893–11 Sep 1969), Find a Grave Memorial ID 38145211, citing Fairview Cemetery, Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas, USA; Maintained by L Bruns (contributor 46890146).
