While Mary was growing up, her parents would take the family to Fish Lake each summer to work their dairy herd. She would help make butter and cheese to sell.
She was active in the Mormon Church. She played the guitar and sang with a beautiful voice. She was asked to perform at many local events. She also wrote songs.
She met her future husband in Emery after her family moved there. She and Archie were married when she was sixteen. They lived in Emery, Utah and had nine children.
Ref: "A History of the Burr Pioneers" - by W. R. & R. J. Burr - p. 415-417, 80
While Mary was growing up, her parents would take the family to Fish Lake each summer to work their dairy herd. She would help make butter and cheese to sell.
She was active in the Mormon Church. She played the guitar and sang with a beautiful voice. She was asked to perform at many local events. She also wrote songs.
She met her future husband in Emery after her family moved there. She and Archie were married when she was sixteen. They lived in Emery, Utah and had nine children.
Ref: "A History of the Burr Pioneers" - by W. R. & R. J. Burr - p. 415-417, 80
Family Members
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Sarah Eliza Burr Coleman
1873–1972
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George Myron Burr
1876–1925
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Tora Elisha Burr Case
1878–1969
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Harriet Emeline Burr Adams
1880–1962
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David Adam Burr
1881–1964
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Katie "Kate" Burr Adams
1882–1973
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Ella May Burr Nielsen
1885–1975
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Elias Emer Burr
1888–1965
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Laura Caroline Burr Larsen
1890–1977
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Myrtle Irene Burr Brinkerhoff
1896–1981
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Zola Burr Simonsen
1898–1997
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