Obituary
Edward E. Burrough, died last Saturday at his home at Halpine, age 61 years. Funeral from Rockville Free Methodist Church. He was buried at Rockville (Union) Cemetery.
Published in the Montgomery Sentinel, April 18, 1924

Notice To Creditor
EDWARD E. BURROUGHS
Late of Montgomery county, deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 17th day of December, 1924; they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefits of said estate. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 17th day of June, 1924
AMY A. BURROUGHS, Administratrix
june 27-6th
Published in Montgomery County Sentinel (Rockville, Maryland), 18 July 1924, Friday, Page 2

Run Over and Seriously Injured
Edward Burroughs of 916 6th street northwest had a narrow escape from serious injury yesterday afternoon at the intersection of 6th and K streets. He was run down by a horse and buggy thrown violently to the ground and rendered unconscious.
Burroughs was in the act of crossing the street when the accident occurred, the horse and buggy moving at a rapid gait, going east. Pedestrians seeing Burroughs' danger, called to him, but not in time. The unknown driver kept on, according to witnesses, without making an attempt to stop.
Burroughs was picked up and carried into his home.
It was said last night that the full extent of the injuries will not be ascertained until today. The matter is being investigated by the police.
Published in Evening Star (Washington, District of Columbia), 15 December 1907, Sunday

NEWS AT ROCKVILLE
Two Sisters Sue W. & R. Railway Co. for $10,000 Each
By their attorney, John A. Garrett, of Rockville, Misses Alice M. and Mary B. Burroughs, daughters of Edward E. Burroughs of Alta Vista, have instituted suit in circuit court here against the Washington and Rockville Railway Company for $10,000 damages each. The petition sets forth that the plaintiffs were seriously injured near Ginger's Curve April 4, when a car on which they were passages collided with another car of the defendant company.
Published in The Washington Times, May 3, 1917

Sues Railway Co. For $10,000
Rockville, Md., March 17. - Edward E. Burroughs of Montroe, this county if the plaintiff in a suit for $10,000 damages filed in the circuit court here against the Washington and Rockville Electric Railway Company. The suit is the result of a collision between two of the company's cars at Gingells' curve, near Bethesda, in April, 1917, in which Mary Belle Burroughs, Daughter of the Plaintiff was seriously injured.
Published in The Washington Post (Washington, District of Columbia), 18 March 1919, Tuesday, Page 8

Cause of death: Chronic Men? : Heart ?