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     Stephen Evan BURT, son of John William BURT and Sarah Ann Amanda CAFFEE, was born on 28 February 1854 in Weogufka, Coosa County, Alabama.^1,2,3

Stephen Evan BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 10 July 1860, in the household of his parents John William BURT and Sarah Ann Amanda CAFFEE in Mt. Olive, Coosa County, Alabama. He was recorded as Stephen E. Burt, age 6, born Alabama.

He moved with his parents from Alabama to Arkansas 1866 From there they later moved to Texas, and Evan apparently moved back to Arkansas when he came of age.⁴

Stephen married first Minerva Ann Summers on 28 August 1872 in Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas. Minerva was a young widow. She had been married to a man named James William Carter. They had a daughter, Georgia Ann Carter, who was listed in the household with Minerva and her family in 1870. She was, however, listed only as G.A. and her last name was not listed as Carter. Evidently William Carter died prior to 1870 and Minerva took her daughter and moved in with her parents until her marriage to Evan. They had seven children together, all born in Boone County.^5,6

Stephen and Minerva Ann BURT moved to Texas after they married. They lived in several areas of eastern and northern Texas between 1872 and 1886. The last place in Texas they lived was near Denton.

In about 1886, during the winter, the family migrated north into the Indian Territory (now Oklahoma).⁴

Stephen Evan BURT and Minerva Ann Summers appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 7 June 1880 in Bosque County, Texas. The household was listed as S. E. Burt, a 25-year-old farmer; Minerva, his 29-year-old wife; step daughter Georgia A. Carter, 13, born Mississippi; daughter Beatrice Burt, 6; daughter Della Lee, 4; son John O. Burt, 2; and daughter Jennie, 6/12, born December in Texas. Beatrice, Della and John were all born in Arkansas.

Sue Burns in her blog "Keeper of the Dead" writes that when the families came north, they did so in the middle of the winter and rode right across the Red River as it was frozen over that year. Apparently it was a very harsh winter. They traveled with a herd of cattle when they moved north, and that they also had covered wagons for the journey. She said that the families settled first just north of what is now Velma, Oklahoma where they stayed in a “half-dugout” shelter. Later on, (by at the latest, 1888 or so) the family moved farther north, to an area near modern day Rush Springs, in Grady County.

Around 1890, Evan and Orran went to work for a Mr. Lynch B. Cochran who was married to an Indian lady and who owned land in I.T. just south of where Cox City, Oklahoma is today. On a hill on the west side of a creek that runs into Rush Creek, Evan and Orran built a store for Mr. Cochran. The settlement there was known for years as Burt, I.T. and there was a post office in the store from about 1890-1892. Mr. Cochran was the postmaster. Some printed sources confirm that the town of Burt was named after “the Burt boys, Evan and Iron” who were carpenters in the area. The hill where the store once stood is known to the old timers’ here as “Burt Mountain.”.⁴

Stephen married second Lorena Jennie Crawford on 7 February 1895 in Pearle, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory.

Stephen Evan BURT died on 6 September 1919 in Rush Springs, Grady County, Oklahoma, at age 65.^1,7 He was buried in Rush Springs Cemetery.

     Orran Oscar BURT, son of John William BURT and Sarah Ann Amanda CAFFEE, was born on 1 January 1858 in Coosa County, Alabama.¹

Orran Oscar BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 10 July 1860, in the household of his parents John William BURT and Sarah Ann Amanda CAFFEE in Mt. Olive, Coosa County, Alabama. He was recorded aa Oran O. Burt, age 3, born Alabama.

Orran Oscar BURT moved with Stephen Evan BURT and Minerva Ann BURT from Arkansas to Texas some time in1872. They lived in several areas of eastern and northern Texas between 1872 and 1886. The last place in Texas they lived was near Denton.

In about 1886, during the winter, the family migrated north into the Indian Territory (now Oklahoma).²

Sue Burns in her blog "Keeper of the Dead" writes that when the families came north, they did so in the middle of the winter and rode right across the Red River as it was frozen over that year. Apparently it was a very harsh winter. They traveled with a herd of cattle when they moved north, and that they also had covered wagons for the journey. She said that the families settled first just north of what is now Velma, Oklahoma where they stayed in a “half-dugout” shelter. Later on, (by at the latest, 1888 or so) the family moved farther north, to an area near modern day Rush Springs, in Grady County.

Around 1890, Evan and Orran went to work for a Mr. Lynch B. Cochran who was married to an Indian lady and who owned land in I.T. just south of where Cox City, Oklahoma is today. On a hill on the west side of a creek that runs into Rush Creek, Evan and Orran built a store for Mr. Cochran. The settlement there was known for years as Burt, I.T. and there was a post office in the store from about 1890-1892. Mr. Cochran was the postmaster. Some printed sources confirm that the town of Burt was named after “the Burt boys, Evan and Iron” who were carpenters in the area. The hill where the store once stood is known to the old timers’ here as “Burt Mountain.”.²

Orran Oscar BURT died on 21 January 1943 in Rush Springs, Grady County, Oklahoma, at age 85. He was buried in Rush Springs Cemetery.

     Nancy DeValsco BURT, daughter of John William BURT and Sarah Ann Amanda CAFFEE, was born on 4 April 1861 in Weogufka, Coosa County, Alabama.¹ She was also known as Nannie.

Nancy married Udolphus Wolf McAdoo on 5 April 1880 in Kopperl, Bosque County, Texas.

Nancy DeValsco BURT died on 8 February 1949 in Lawton, Comanche County, Oklahoma, at age 87. She was buried in Mt. View Cemetery.

     Frances M. BURT, daughter of John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB, was born on 7 April 1878 in San Jose, California.² Frances M. BURT also went by the name of Fannie.

Frances M. BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1880, in the household of her parents John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB in San Jose, Santa Clara County, California. She was recorded as Fannie M. Burt, two years old and born in California.³

As of 1897, Frances M. BURT was living with John James BURT at 1721 Oak Steet, San Francisco, California. The city directory recorded Miss Frances M. Burt as a stenographer for her father at his office at 414-416 Safe Deposit Building.

In 1899 and 1901 Frances M. BURT was working as a stenographer in her father's law firm in 530 California Street, San Francisco, California. She lived with her parents at 727 Ashbury Street.

Frances M. BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 9 June 1900, in the household of her parents John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB in San Francisco, California. She was recorded as Frances Burt, age 22. She was a clerk in her father's law office.⁴

As of February 1903, Frances M. BURT was living with John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB at San Francisco, California. The City Directories in 1901 and 1903 listed Miss Frrances M. Burt as a stenographer for her father at his law office at 530 Califormia Street. In 1901 their residence was given as 727 Ashbury.⁵

Frances married Dr. George Lawrence Stevenson on 14 November 1903 in San Francisco, California.¹

She appeared in a newspaper article 20 November 1903 in the The Free Lance, published in Hollister, California. "Miss Frances M. Burt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Burt, was married at the home of her parents in San Francisco last Saturday evening to Dr. George Stevenson, superintendant of the Railroad Hospital at Sacremento."

She appeared in a newspaper article 16 November 1907 in the The Sacramento Bee, published in Sacramento, California. Social Notes - Mrs. George L. Stevenson has had as her guests this week her sister, Miss Henrietta Burt of Berkeley, and her cousin, Miss Frances Stone of Los Angeles.

Frances M. Stevenson was the administrator of John James BURT's estate on 24 May 1909 in Berkeley, Alameda County, California. He died intestate and she handled the inventory and settlement.

Frances M. BURT and Dr. George Lawrence Stevenson appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 19 April 1910 in Sacramento, California. The household was listed as George Stevenson, 39-year-old physician and surgeon; and Frances, his 31-years-old wife. They had been married 6 years with no children. Also in the home was Sadie Bluett, a 24-year-old servant.

Frances M. BURT and Dr. George Lawrence Stevenson appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 12 January 1920 in Sacramento, Sacramento County, California. The household was listed as George L. Stevenson, a 49-year-old physician, born Pennsylvania; Frances M. Stevenson, 40-years-old; and three lodgers: Bernice Scully, 15; Nadine Scully, 8; (both born California) and Ray Thomas, 20, from Oregon. All three were in school. Note that Bernice and Nadine show up as daughters on later censuses.

Frances M. BURT and Dr. George Lawrence Stevenson appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 4 April 1930 in Sacramento, Sacramento County, California. The household was listed as George Stevenson, a 59-year-old phyacian and surgery in general practice, born in Pennsyvania, as were his parents. He was not a veteran. His wife Frances M. Stevenson, was 52-years-old, born in Califormia. The house on L Steet was valued $10,000 and they had a radio. Also in the household was their daughter, Nadine, age 18, and Sadie F. Bluett, a 42-year-old back servant, born California.

Frances M. BURT and Dr. George Lawrence Stevenson were included on a voters' list in 1932 in Sacramento County, California. They were listed as George L. Stevenson, physician, and Mrs. Francis(sp) M. Stevenson, housewife. They lived at 2420 L Street.

Frances M. BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 9 April 1940 in Sacramento, Sacramento County, California. The household was listed as Frances Stevenson, a 62-year-old widow. She owned a house on L Street valued at $6000. Also in the house was her daughter Bernice Tackney, 35, married; son-in-law John Tackney, 36, dentist; granddaughter Sally Tackney, 8; and Sadie F. Blluett, 49 year-old black maid.

Frances M. BURT died on 1 July 1961 in Sacramento, Sacramento County, California, at age 83.⁶ She was buried in East Lawn Memorial Park, Sacramento, California.

     Marion Dandridge BURT, daughter of John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB, was born in November 1880 in California.¹

Marion married first Seth Warren CHURCHILL Jr. on 5 December 1898 in Santa Clara, California.

Marion Dandridge BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 9 June 1900, in the household of her parents John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB in San Francisco, California. She was recorded as Marian D. Burt, age 19.²

Marion Dandridge BURT and Seth Warren CHURCHILL Jr. were divorced on 9 May 1902 in San Francisco, California.

Marion Dandridge BURT and Seth Warren CHURCHILL Jr. appeared in a newspaper article 10 May 1902 in the The San Francisco Call, published in San Francisco, California. "Marion S. Churchill, who was beaten by her husband, Seth W. Churchill, at the Hotel Beresford last April, was granted a divorce yesterday by Judge Seawell. Mrs. Churchill is the daughter of John J. Burt, the well-known attorney, and her husband is an employee of H. S. Crocker & Co. They were married in 1896 and have one child, Florence, aged 5 years." [sse attached article for further details].

Marion married second Frank W. Clay on 4 February 1910 in Los Angeles, California.

Marion Dandridge BURT was listed as a resident in the household of Robert S. and Amelia Adams in the census report on 22 April 1910 in Petaluma, Sonoma County, California. She was enumerated as Marion D. Clay, roomer, age 27, born California, and Florence M. Clay, roomer, age 10. Marion had been married for 12 years and was the mother of one child, which was still living.

Marion Dandridge BURT and Frank W. Clay appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 3 January 1920 in Oakland, Alameda County, California. The household was listed as Frank Clay, a 60-year-old stock broker, born in Kentucky; and Marian Clay, his 38-year-old wife, born California. Her father was born in Alabama and her mother in Louisiana. Also in the household was Shirley Carter, Frank's stepson, age 1 year 8 months old.

Marion Dandridge BURT and Frank W. Clay were listed in the 1923 city directory for Santa Ana, California. Frank W. Clay (Marion D.), resident of 123 West Maple Street.

Marion Dandridge BURT and Frank W. Clay appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 16 April 1930 in Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California. The household was listed as Frank W. Clay, a 70-year-old salesman of stocks and bonds, born Kentucky, and his wife, Marion D. Clay, age 48, born California. Her father was born Alabama and her mother in Louisiana. They lived on Ocean Avenue. It indicated that Frank first married at age 49 and Marion at age 16.

Marion Dandridge BURT died on 25 October 1938 in Chula Vista, San Diego County, California, at age 57.³ She was buried in Cypress View Mauseleom and Cemetery, San Diego, California.

     Shirley Sidney BURT, daughter of John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB, was born in November 1882 in San Jose, California.¹ She was a school teacher.

Shirley moved with her parents from San Jose to San Francisco, California, 1895 where her father established his law practice.

Shirley Sidney BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 9 June 1900, in the household of her parents John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB in San Francisco, California. She was recorded as Shirley Burt, age 17.²

Shirley Sidney BURT was graduated in June 1901 at San Francisco State Normal School in San Francisco, California. Miss Shirley Burt of San Francisco appeared among the list of new graduates in the 15 Jun 1901 issue of The San Francisco Call and Post. Founded in 1857 as the San Francisco Weekly Normal School, in 1895 the teachering program split from the school and became the City Normal School and then on 22 Mar 1899 it became the San Francisco State Normal School with 31 women enrolled that first year, most likely including Shirley. It is now San Francisco State University.

Shirley Sidney BURT appeared in a newspaper article 18 January 1902 in the San Francisco Chronicle, published in San Francisco, California. Wins Her Fight Against Trustees - A San Francisco Teacher Retains Her Place in McKittrick - Bakersfiled, January 17 - The trouble between Miss Shirley Burt and the trustees of the McKittrick school district has been satisfactory adjusted. The trustees have resigned and new ones have been appointed by Superintendant Douh. It is alleged that Miss Burt, who resides in San Francisco, has been indiscreet and her actions cased a good deal of talk in the community. While in San Francisco during the holidays the trustees decided to discontinue her services as a teacher and so notified her. She returned from San Francisco and defied the trustees and crawled through the window of the schoolhouse and opened the doorsl which had been barred.

The small village was divided by the trouble, and warm arguments pro and con were held, in which clenched fists played a prominent part. The school teacher had a number of champions and things were interesting in McKittrick for a few days. Miss Burt is still teaching school and no further trouble is anticipated. While her actions have been indiscreet, there have been no serious charges preferred against her. In all small communities every act is open to criticism.

Miss Burt's father, attorney John J. Burt, residing at 727 Ashbury Street, was soon at this office, 530 California street, and flatly contradicted a portion of the Bakersfield story.

"The sympathies of partically the whole school district are with my daughter," he said. "Several citizens of McKittrick have called and assured me of this. It is a rough town in the oil district, and no place for an inexperienced girl of 18 years. Had I known the character of the place I would never have consented to have her go there to teach.

"The only cause of friction was a trivial matter-- a disagreement or 'spat' between my daughter and the daugter of trustee Peters at a whist party. Peters was the wealthiest and one of the most influential there, and through his influence the other two trustees arrayed themselves against Miss Burt.All the people there are her friends, however, and public sentiment practically forced the three trustees to back down and resign, whereupon the county superintendant appointed a new school board, and my daughter goes on with her school the same as usual.

"Yes, it is true that a gentleman by the name of Mailley knocked a man down for making a disparaging remark about her. However the incident has been unduly dwelt upon, and as I say, my daughter has been amply vindicated."³

Shirley Sidney BURT died on 28 June 1903 in San Francisco, California, at age 20. According to mortuary records she died at San Francisco County Hospital at age 20. Cause of death was Pelvs Abcess caused by Ovarian Cyst. No occupation was listed.^4,5 She was buried in Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, Sam Mateo County, California.⁴

Her obituary appeared 30 June 1903 in the Evening News published in Jan Jose, California. Death of a Native Daughter - A large number of San Jose people will learn with deep regret of the untimely death in San Francisco on the 28th instant of Miss Shirley Sidney Burt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Burt, formerly of this city. The young lady was a native of San Jose, and a graduate of the Lowell Grammar School here. In 1895 she removed with her father's family to San Francisco, where she made her home uniil her death.

The deceased was in her twentieth year at the time of her death.

Attorney and Mrs. J. J. Burt, the parents were old and highly esteemed residents of San Jose for many years. They were married in this city. Mrs. Burt having been Miss Sarah Webb, a well known and popular school teacher of this place. Several of their children were born in San Jose.

Mr. Burt removed with his family to the metropolis some eigth years ago, and established himself in practice there. Old school friendships and other kindly associations have kept the family, particularly the younger members of it, in close touch with a large circle of friends in San Jose, who feel keenly this great bereavement that has fallen upon it.

The funeral was held from the family home, 860 Shrader street, San Francisco, this morning, the internment at Cypress Lawn Cemetery, being private.

     Henrietta BURT, daughter of John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB, was born on 28 December 1884 in San Jose, Santa Clara County, California.¹ She was also known as Hettie.

Henrietta BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 9 June 1900, in the household of her parents John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB in San Francisco, California. She was recorded as Henrietta Burt, age 15.²

Frances M. BURT, Henrietta BURT and Frances Jordon STONE appeared in a newspaper article 16 November 1907 in the The Sacramento Bee, published in Sacramento, California. Social Notes - Mrs. George L. Stevenson has had as her guests this week her sister, Miss Henrietta Burt of Berkeley, and her cousin, Miss Frances Stone of Los Angeles.

Henrietta BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 30 April 1910, in the household of her mother Sarah Bell WEBB in Oakland Township, Berkeley, Alameda County, California. She was 24 years old and employed as a stenographer by the Alaska Steamship Company.³

Henrietta BURT and John Creth BURT were listed in the 1911 city directory for Oakland, Alameda County, California. Henrietta Burt was listed as a stenographer and John C. Burt was a clerk, boarding at 3012 Grove Street, the home of their mother Sarah. Also in the household was their sister, Madelaine, no occupation listed.⁴

Henrietta BURT and John Creth BURT were listed in the 1912 city directory for Sacramento, California. Henrietta was a stenographer working at Standard Oil Company and boarding at 2420 L Street. John C. Burt was a clerk at Nonpareil and lived at 920 M Street.⁵

Henrietta BURT was included on a tax list between 1912 and 1914 in Precinct 24, 15th Assembly District, Sacramento County, California. She was recorded as Henrietta Burt, stenographer, 2420 L Street, Republican. That was the address of her sister, Margaret L. Stevenson.

Henrietta BURT was listed in the 1913 city directory for Sacramento, California. Henrietta Burt, stenographer at State Department of Engineering and a resident of 2420 L Street, home of her sister Margaret and George Stevenson.

Henrietta BURT and Earle Freeman appeared in a newspaper article 11 October 1915 in the The Sacramento Bee, published in Sacramento, California. An article concerning how state payroll benefits the city it details the pay of states employees in the city. The staff of the State Department of Engineering included Earle Freeman, secretary, $200 per month, and Henrietta Burt, stenographer and clerk, $125 per month. They worked together in a small office in the State capitol. According to the article average pay was $140 per month. Apparently the pay was low because in 1920 Earle resigned his position after 11 years, due to his displeasure at the low pay. He indicated that he was returning to San Diego.

Real Estate Transfers - Wright & Kimbrough to Henrietta Burt (Deed 15 Oct 1915), Lot 1385, Wright & Kimbrough Tract 29 [The Sacramento Bee, 19 Oct 1915].

Henrietta BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB were included on a tax list between 1916 and 1918. Mrs. Sarah Bell Burt, housewife, Democrat and Miss Henrietta Burt, stenographer, Progressive. They lived at 1612 14th Street.

Henrietta BURT was listed in the 1917 city directory for Sacramento, California. She was recorded as Henrietta Burt, stenographer, resident of 1612 14th Street.

Henrietta BURT appeared in a newspaper article 25 June 1917 in the The Sacramento Bee, published in Sacramento, California. Personals - Miss Henrietta Burt has returned from a three weeks vacation spent in Portland, Seattle, and other sites of the Northwest.

Henrietta BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB were listed in the 1919 city directory for Sacramento, California. Mrs. Sarah B. Burt and Henrietta Burt, stenographer with the State Engineering Department. They lived at 1231 1/2 P Street.

Henrietta BURT appeared in a newspaper article 9 July 1919 in the The Sacramento Bee, published in Sacramento, California. Miss Henrietta Burt is enjoying scenic beauties of a trip through the Yosemite Valley, a place particularly popular with vacation seekers this season.

Henrietta BURT was included on a voters list between 1920 and 1922 in Sacramento County, California. She was recorded as Miss Henrietta Burt, stenographer, 1125 O Street, She was a member of the Progressive party.

Henrietta BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 8 January 1920, in the household of her mother Sarah Bell WEBB in Sacramento, California. Henrietta Burt was listed as a daughter, age 31, working as a stenographer for the Board of Engineers.⁶

Henrietta BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB were listed in the 1920 city directory for Sacramento, California. Mrs. Sarah B. Burt and Henrietta Burt, clerk, they resided at 1125-B O Street.

Henrietta married Earle Freeman circa February 1922 in San Francisco, California. They applied for a marriage license in the 12 Feb 1922 San Francisco Examiner.

Henrietta BURT and Earle Freeman appeared in a newspaper article 12 February 1922 in the The Sacramento Bee, published in Sacramento, California. Marriage Licenses - Earle Freeman, 43, 159 Powell St. and Henrietta Burt, 37, 580 McAllister St.

Real Estate Transfers - Earle Freeman to Henrietta Freeman (Deed 22 May 1924) Lot 1351, Wright & Kimbrough Tract 29 [Sacramento Bee, 27 May 1924].

Henrietta BURT and Earle Freeman were listed in the 1925 city directory for San Francisco, California. Earle (Henrietta) Freeman, clerk Marine Employment Service Bureau, living at 380 McAllister.⁷

Henrietta BURT and Earle Freeman appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 12 April 1930 in San Francisco, California. The household was listed as Earle Freeman, a 52 year old assistant manager in marine business, born in Oklahoma; his wife Henrietta Freeman, 45, born California, father born Alabama, mother Louisiana. They rented their home on McAllister Street and owned a radio. They had been married about 7 years.

Henrietta BURT and Earle Freeman appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 24 April 1940 in San Francisco, California. The household was listed as Earle Freeman was a 62 year old statistician with the merchant marine, born in Oklahoma. His wife was Henrietta Freeman, age 55. They both had high school educations. They rented their home on McAllister Street.for $43 per month. In 1839 he earned about $2199, which is about $40000 in todays economy.

Henrietta BURT witnessed the WWII draft registration of her husband, Earle Freeman, in 1942 in San Francisco, California. Earle and Henrietta Freeman lived at 580 McAllister Stree. He was 64 years old, born 22 Feb 1878 in Fort Reno, Oklahoma He was employed by the Waterfront Empoyment Association.

Henrietta BURT appeared in a newspaper article 28 July 1956 in the Oakland Tribune, published in Oakland, California. Henrietta was reported as missing. She was a passenger aboard the Italian passenger liner SS Andrea Doia which collided with the Swedish ship MS Stockholm 25 Jul 1956 with 51 lives lost. The Andrea Doria sank off the coast of Nantucket "Still missing is Mrs. Henrietta Freeman, a widow of 590 McAllister St., a companion of Mrs. Viola Gentle, of 2635 15th Ave., both of San Francisco, who was among the survivors." On July 29th the same newspaper reported that the 50 year old Mrs. Gentle had been pulled from the sea by crewmen of the Ile de France and returned to New York. It said that Henrietta, who had been reported missing, was rescued by the Navy transport U. S. S. Thomas.

Though not the largest or fastest ocean liner of its era, the 697-foot Andrea Doria was widely regarded as the most beautiful. Its decks were dotted with three outdoor swimming pools, and it was dubbed a “floating art gallery” for its dazzling array of paintings, tapestries and surrealist murals. There was even a life-sized bronze statue of the ship’s namesake, a 16th-century Genoese navigator.

Henrietta BURT died on 26 April 1963 in San Francisco, California, at age 78.⁸ She was buried in Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, San Mateo County, California.⁹

     Madeleine BURT, daughter of John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB, was born in February 1887 in California.¹

Madeleine BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 9 June 1900, in the household of her parents John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB in San Francisco, California. She was recorded as Madeleine Burt, age 13.²

Madeleine BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 30 April 1910, in the household of her mother Sarah Bell WEBB in Oakland Township, Berkeley, Alameda County, California. She was listed as a 22-year-old stenographer.³

As of 1914, Madeleine BURT and John Creth BURT were living with Sarah Bell BURT at in 3012 Grove Street, Berkeley, California. The Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley City Directory listed Jno. C. Burt as a department manager and Madeline Burt as a stenographer.

Madeleine BURT and Stanley Franklin Ellman appeared in a newspaper article 10 August 1917 in the The Sacramento Bee, published in Sacramento, California. Marriage Licenses: ELLMAN-BURT - Stanley F. Ellman, 33, and Madalaine Burt, 30, both of Oakland.

Madeleine married Stanley Franklin Ellman in August 1917 in California. He was the son of William and Emily Ellman.

Madeleine BURT and Stanley Franklin Ellman were listed in the 1924 city directory for Oakland, Alameda County, California. Stanley F. Ellman (Madelaine), salesman for Charles Brand, residents of 2030 Rosedale Avenue.

Madeleine BURT died on 23 August 1929 in Berkeley, Alameda County, California, at age 42.⁴ She was buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, Alameda County, California.

Her obituary appeared 24 August 1929 in the Oakland Tribune, published in Oakland, California. ELLMAN - In Berkeley, August 23, 1929, Madaline Burt, wife of Stanley F. Ellman, and sister of Mrs. G. L. Stevenson of Sacremento, Mrs. F. W. Clay of Long Beach, Mrs. Earl Freeman id San Francisco and J. C. Burt; a native of California, aged 43 years, 6 months, 17 days.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral at the Grant D. Miller mortuary, 2372 East 14th Street, corner 24th Avenue, Oakland, Monday, Aug 26, 1929 at 19 o'clock a.m.

     John Creth BURT, son of John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB, was born on 27 May 1889 in Guadaloupe, Santa Clara County, California.^2,1,3

John Creth BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 9 June 1900, in the household of his parents John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB in San Francisco, California. He was recorded as John Burt, Jr., age 11.⁴

John Creth BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 30 April 1910, in the household of his mother Sarah Bell WEBB in Oakland Township, Berkeley, Alameda County, California. He was listed as a 20-year-old electrician with an elevator company.⁵

John Creth BURT and Henrietta BURT were listed in the 1911 city directory for Oakland, Alameda County, California. Henrietta Burt was listed as a stenographer and John C. Burt was a clerk, boarding at 3012 Grove Street, the home of their mother Sarah. Also in the household was their sister, Madelaine, no occupation listed.⁶

John Creth BURT and Henrietta BURT were listed in the 1912 city directory for Sacramento, California. Henrietta was a stenographer working at Standard Oil Company and boarding at 2420 L Street. John C. Burt was a clerk at Nonpareil and lived at 920 M Street.⁷

As of 1914, John Creth BURT and Madeleine BURT were living with Sarah Bell BURT at in 3012 Grove Street, Berkeley, California. The Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley City Directory listed Jno. C. Burt as a department manager and Madeline Burt as a stenographer.

Due to a need for men to serve during World War I, the United States instituted a draft. The first registration was for men between the ages of 21 and 31. As a result, this first registration included men born between June 5, 1886 and June 5, 1896. John filled out a draft card on 5 June 1917 in Berkeley, Alameda County, California. He was 28 years old, single and living R 3012 Grove Street in Berkeley. He was employed as a traffic manager by H. C. Capinell Co. in Oakland. He was discribed as tall and stout with hazel eyes and blonde hair.³

John Creth BURT was included on a voter registration list in 1920 in Oakland, Alameda County, California. He was listed as John C. Burt, 618 14th Street, traffic manager, Democrat.

John Creth BURT was listed as a resident in a hotel on 12th Street in the census report on 16 January 1920 in Oakland, Alameda County, California. There were about 80 people listed as rooming there. He was listed as John C. Burt, roomer, age 30, single, employed as a manager in a department store. He was born in California, his father in Alabama, and his mother in Louisiana.

As of 1926, John Creth BURT lived at 512-A 13th Street, Berkeley, California.

John Creth BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 7 April 1930 in Oakland, Alameda County, California. The household was listed as He was listed as a lodger, and as a 40-year-old traffic manager for a dry goods company. He was shown as a veteran of World War I.

John married Frances Watts Livingston on 11 July 1938 in First Presbyterian Church, Carson City, Nevada. They were residents of Oakand. She was the widow of Harry G. Copp and the marriage license listed her as Frances M. Copp.

John Creth BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 13 April 1940 in 903 Vermont Street, Oakland, Alameda County, California. The household was listed as John A.[C?] Burt, a 50-year-old merchant and owner of a dress shop, and his wife, Frances W. Burt, 44-year-old and listed as assistant manager of the dress shop. They were renting their home.

John was registered for the draft during World War II in 1942 while living in Oakland, Alameda County, California. He was 52-years-old and a resident of 903 Vermont Street in Oakland. He was the owner of The Frances Shop at 5770 Foothill Blvd. in Oakland. His wife was listed as Frances W. Burt. Note - This 1942 draft was known as the "Old Man's" draft registration. It was for men born before 28 Apr 1877 and 16 Feb 1897. Purpose was not for enlistment but to access skills that could be used in the civilian work force.

John Creth BURT died on 31 July 1954 in Sacramento, California, at age 65.¹ He was buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, Alameda County, California.

His obituary appeared 3 August 1954 in the Oakland Tribune, published in Oakland, California. BURT - In Sacremento, July 31, 1954, John C. Burt, beloved husband of the late Frances W. Burt; loving brother of Mrs. Frances M. Stevenson of Sacremento, and Mrs. Henrietta Freeman of San Francisco; uncle of Shirley Bocorda of San Diego; a native of California.

Friends are invited to attend services at the East Oakland Chapel of the Grant Miller Mortuary ... August 4, 1954 at 2 o'clock p.m. Internment, Mount View Cemetery.

John Creth BURT and Frances Watts Livingston appeared in a newspaper article 1 August 1954 in the Oakland Tribune, published in Oakland, California. "Three persons identified tentatively as an elderly Oakland couple and a woman friend from Coloma, El Dorado county, were killed last night in a hit-run automobile accident on US Highway 50 about five miles out of Sacramento."

The coroner identified them as John C. Burt, 65, of 903 Vermont St., Oakland, and his wife, Frances W., about 60, and Mrs. Maude H. Rhorer, 62, of Coloma. "Oakland neighbors of the Burts said Mrs. Rhorer had been visiting in Oakland and that the Burts were driving her home oto Coloma."

Airman 3/c Robert D. Morrow, 23, was arrested at Mather Air Force Base. "Witnesses said he sideswiped Burt's car as they both traveled east of the highway. Burt lost control of his car, which turned over and crashed into a tree. Morrow did not stop.'

The Burts, who had no children, formerly operated a dress shop at 5717 Foothill Road.

John Creth BURT and Frances Watts Livingston appeared in a newspaper article 16 September 1954 in the The Sacramento Bee, published in Sacramento, California. The article said Airman Robert D. Morrow, 23, of Mather Air Force Base was convicted of drunk driving and hit and run causing the deaths of three persons. He was sentenced to prison for manslaughter, then the prison sentence was suspended and the judge ordered him confined in the county jail for one year. His drivers license was revoked for two years and would serve five years probation during which he would be expected to refrain from drinking.

John Creth BURT and Frances Watts Livingston appeared in a newspaper article 21 December 1954 in the Oakland Tribune, published in Oakland, California. The article said the estate of the Burts was reported to be valued at $406, 079.47. They had operated the Frances Dress Shop at 5717 Foothill Blvd. Heirs were to receive amounts from 2% to 10% of the estate and resided in Oakland, Watsonville, San Diego, Weed and Colorado towns, Mrs. Hazel K. Flath, niece of Mrs. Burt, was one of the principal heirs. Mr. and Mrs. Karl H. Olson, friends of the couple, were also legatees.

     Seth Warren CHURCHILL Jr. was born in February 1871 in California.¹

Seth married Marion Dandridge BURT, daughter of John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB, on 5 December 1898 in Santa Clara, California.

Seth Warren CHURCHILL Jr. was listed in the 1900 city directory for San Francisco, California. S. Warren Churchill, Jr. was a clerk at H. S. Crocker Company and resided at 727 Ashbury, the home of his father-in-law.

Seth Warren CHURCHILL Jr. appeared on a census, enumerated 9 June 1900, in the household of his inlaws John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB in San Francisco, California. He was enumerated as Warren Churchill, son-in-law, age 24, bookkeeper, husband of Marian Burt.²

Seth Warren CHURCHILL Jr. and Marion Dandridge BURT were divorced on 9 May 1902 in San Francisco, California.

Seth Warren CHURCHILL Jr. and Marion Dandridge BURT appeared in a newspaper article 10 May 1902 in the The San Francisco Call, published in San Francisco, California. "Marion S. Churchill, who was beaten by her husband, Seth W. Churchill, at the Hotel Beresford last April, was granted a divorce yesterday by Judge Seawell. Mrs. Churchill is the daughter of John J. Burt, the well-known attorney, and her husband is an employee of H. S. Crocker & Co. They were married in 1896 and have one child, Florence, aged 5 years." [sse attached article for further details].

Seth Warren CHURCHILL Jr. died of tuberculosis on 3 March 1906 in Christmas, Maricopa County, Arizona, at age 35. He had moved to Arizona for his illness. He was buried in Rosedale Cemetery, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.

     Florence May CHURCHILL, daughter of Seth Warren CHURCHILL Jr. and Marion Dandridge BURT, was born in March 1900 in San Francisco, California.¹

Florence May CHURCHILL appeared on a census, enumerated 9 June 1900, in the household of her parents John James BURT and Sarah Bell WEBB in San Francisco, California. They were living in the household of her grandparents, John J. and Sarah Burt. She was listed as Florence Churchill, grand-daughter, age 2 months old, born March 1900.²

Florence May CHURCHILL was mentioned in the Newspaper Tidbit of Marion Dandridge BURT and Seth Warren CHURCHILL Jr. on 10 May 1902 in The San Francisco Call, San Francisco, California. The article contained details of her parents divorce.

Florence May CHURCHILL appeared on a census, enumerated 22 April 1910, in the household of her mother Marion Dandridge BURT in Petaluma, Sonoma County, California. She was enumerated as Forence Clay, age 10, born California.

     Mary "Polly" BURT, daughter of John BURT and Sarah MARSHALL, was born in 1795 in Halifax County, North Carolina.

Mary married John Peter AVENT, son of Peter AVENT and Susannah Judkins, on 19 October 1815 in Putnam County, Georgia. He was the son of Peter and Susannah Avent of Halifax county, North Carolina.^1,2

She was probably the female age 30 to 39 listed in the household of her husband, John Peter AVENT, in the 1830 Federal Census of Talbot County, Georgia, She woulld have been about 35 years old.

She was probably the female age 40 to 50 listed in the household of her husband, John Peter AVENT, in the 1840 Federal Census of Choctaw County, Mississippi, She would have been 45.

Mary "Polly" BURT and John Peter AVENT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 19 September 1850 in Choctaw County, Mississippi. The household was listed as John Avant, a 65 year old farner, born South Carolina. He had real estate valued $600. His wife Mary Avant was 35 years old and born in North Carolina.Their daughter Mary was 16 and born in Georgia. Living next door was a possible son, John Avant, a 20 year old farner born in Georgia, Susan Avent, 19, Georgia, and Henry Avant, one year old.

Mary "Polly" BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 12 September 1860 in Fame, Choctaw County, Mississippi. The household was listed as Mary Avant, 65 years old, born Georgia, with resl estate valued $200.

     John Peter AVENT Putnam County, GA marriage records list his name as John Averstand.

John Peter AVENT, son of Peter AVENT and Susannah Judkins, was born circa 1795 in Fairfield County, South Carolina.^2,1

John Peter AVENT was included on a tax list in 1813 in Putnam County, Georgia.³

John married Mary "Polly" BURT, daughter of John BURT and Sarah MARSHALL, on 19 October 1815 in Putnam County, Georgia. He was the son of Peter and Susannah Avent of Halifax county, North Carolina.^4,3

During the War of 1812, John Peter AVENT enlisted in Thomas' 2nd regiment, Georgia Militia. Jett Thomas Jwas captain of an artillery company under Gen. Floyd in 1813-1814, was engaged in the Battle of Autossee (on the Tallapoosa River, in AL) and distinguished himself in the Battle of Caulibblen [Calabee](a few miles above Autossee) on 27 Jan 1814. Col. Thomas was elected General of the Militia in 1815. He died Jan. 1816 in Milledgeville, Baldwin Co, GA, of cancer. circa 1816 in Putnam County, Georgia.⁵

John Peter AVENT was included on a tax list in 1816 in Capt. Hanford's District #305, Jones County, Georgia. Also William and Benjamin Avent.

John Peter AVENT appeared on the 1830 Federal Census of Talbot County, Georgia, John Avent, 1 male 10-15 [Henry], 1 male 40-50 [John], 1 female under 5 [Caroline M.], 1 female 5-10, 2 female 10-15, 1 female 30-40 [Mary].

John Peter AVENT appeared on the 1840 Federal Census of Choctaw County, Mississippi, John Avant, 1 male 50-60 [John], 1 male 10-15 [John J.], 1 female under 5 [Mary], 1 female 40-50 [Mary]. They had five slaves.

John Peter AVENT and Mary "Polly" BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 19 September 1850 in Choctaw County, Mississippi. The household was listed as John Avant, a 65 year old farner, born South Carolina. He had real estate valued $600. His wife Mary Avant was 35 years old and born in North Carolina.Their daughter Mary was 16 and born in Georgia. Living next door was a possible son, John Avant, a 20 year old farner born in Georgia, Susan Avent, 19, Georgia, and Henry Avant, one year old.

John Peter AVENT died before 1860 in Choctaw County, Mississippi.⁵

     Cornelia Adelaide BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1830, in the household of Dr. William Jefferson BURT in Autauga County, Alabama.¹

Cornelia Adelaide BURT, daughter of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Caroline Walton MATHEWS, was born on 14 August 1830 in Autauga County, Alabama.²

Cornelia Adelaide BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1840, in the household of Dr. William Jefferson BURT in Autauga County, Alabama.³

Cornelia Adelaide BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 31 October 1850, in the household of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Caroline Walton MATHEWS in Lowndes County, Mississippi.⁴

Cornelia married Wesley MELLARD on 19 April 1855 in Waverly, Lowndes County, Mississippi.^5,6

Cornelia Adelaide BURT was named an heir in the will of Dr. William Jefferson BURT dated on 5 August 1873 in Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi. In it he bequeathed the following: "...with the exception of that portion I give to my wife I give to Cornelia A. Millard one sixth, to Sarah W. Burt one sixth, to William J. Burt one sixth, to Alice V. Burt one sixth, to John P. Hampton, Jr., William B. Hampton, and Plassie Hampton one sixth, to my beloved wife Margarett A. Burt a life estate in the following property; my residence in Columbus, Miss. lots 6, 7 and 8 on square ten north of main street," furniture , etc. with miscellaneous items to Sarah W. Burt and Alice V. Burt. In additon he left his wife his farm near Columbus known as the SW 1/4 of Sec. 19, Twp. 18, Range 18 and fractional 19--- 182 acres, at her death to be equally divided among her heirs. He appointed William J. Burt and S. T. Maer executors and J. W. Spellman, J. B. Bell, and W. R. McCrary were witnesses. The will was filled 10 Sep 1873.^7,8

Cornelia Adelaide BURT died on 21 December 1900 in Mississippi at age 70.⁹ She was buried in Belen Cemetery, Belen, Quitman County, Mississippi.⁹

     Sarah Walton BURT, daughter of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Caroline Walton MATHEWS, was born on 5 June 1833 in Autauga County, Alabama.¹ She never married.

Sarah Walton BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1840, in the household of Dr. William Jefferson BURT in Autauga County, Alabama.²

Sarah Walton BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 31 October 1850, in the household of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Caroline Walton MATHEWS in Lowndes County, Mississippi.³

Sarah Walton BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 11 June 1870, in the household of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Margaret A. Maer in Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi.⁴

Sarah Walton BURT was named an heir in the will of Dr. William Jefferson BURT dated on 5 August 1873 in Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi. In it he bequeathed the following: "...with the exception of that portion I give to my wife I give to Cornelia A. Millard one sixth, to Sarah W. Burt one sixth, to William J. Burt one sixth, to Alice V. Burt one sixth, to John P. Hampton, Jr., William B. Hampton, and Plassie Hampton one sixth, to my beloved wife Margarett A. Burt a life estate in the following property; my residence in Columbus, Miss. lots 6, 7 and 8 on square ten north of main street," furniture , etc. with miscellaneous items to Sarah W. Burt and Alice V. Burt. In additon he left his wife his farm near Columbus known as the SW 1/4 of Sec. 19, Twp. 18, Range 18 and fractional 19--- 182 acres, at her death to be equally divided among her heirs. He appointed William J. Burt and S. T. Maer executors and J. W. Spellman, J. B. Bell, and W. R. McCrary were witnesses. The will was filled 10 Sep 1873.^5,6

Sarah Walton BURT died on 21 June 1893 in Waverly, Clay County, Mississippi, at age 60.⁵ She was buried in George Hampton Young Cemetery.

     Susan Ann BURT, daughter of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Caroline Walton MATHEWS, was born on 30 June 1836 in Autauga County, Alabama.¹

Susan Ann BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1840, in the household of Dr. William Jefferson BURT in Autauga County, Alabama.²

Susan Ann BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 31 October 1850, in the household of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Caroline Walton MATHEWS in Lowndes County, Mississippi.³

Susan married Dr. John Placibo HAMPTON on 6 June 1854 in Lowndes County, Mississippi. The couple had six children: Infant son Hampton, Carrie Walton Hampton, John Manoah Hampton, William Burt Hampton, Cynthia Mitchell Hampton, and Placebo Houston "Placie" Hampton.^1,4,5

Susan Ann BURT died on 8 August 1867 in Lowndes County, Mississippi, at age 31.¹ She was buried on 9 August 1867 in George Hampton Young Familly Cemetery, Waverly, Mississippi, a cemetery across from the Waverly Plantation.

     Elizabeth Caroline BURT, daughter of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Caroline Walton MATHEWS, was born on 3 April 1839 in Autauga County, Alabama.¹ She was also known as Eliza.

Elizabeth Caroline BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1840, in the household of Dr. William Jefferson BURT in Autauga County, Alabama.²

Elizabeth Caroline BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 31 October 1850, in the household of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Caroline Walton MATHEWS in Lowndes County, Mississippi.³

Eliza married Hartwell Fulgham on 23 June 1853 in Lowndes County, Mississippi.^4,5

     William Jefferson BURT Jr., son of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Caroline Walton MATHEWS, was born on 4 October 1841 in Autauga County, Alabama.¹

William Jefferson BURT Jr. appeared on a census, enumerated 31 October 1850, in the household of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Caroline Walton MATHEWS in Lowndes County, Mississippi.² He was educated between 1858 and 1860 in the University of Alabama. He was living in Mobile when he enrolled.³

During the War Between the States, William enlisted in Company A, Blythe's 44th Mississippi Infantry on 28 May 1861 in Lowndes County, Mississippi. The company was known as the "Tombigbee Rangers" or Sharp's Company. They joined the regiment at Union City, Tennessee.

He was appointed sergeant 20 Sep 1863 and was taken prisoner 25 Nov 1863 at Missionary Ridge and paroled. He was wounded 28 Jul 1864 and sent to hospital. His left leg was amputated as a result of the gunshot. He returned to the unit 21 Jan 1865 with a promotion to 2nd lieutenant. He surrendered and was paroled 19 May 1865 at Meridian, Mississippi.⁴

William Jefferson BURT Jr. was named executor and an heir in the will of Dr. William Jefferson BURT dated 5 August 1873 in Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi.^5,6

William married Lena Clifford Walker in 1881 in Lowndes County, Mississippi.¹

William Jefferson BURT Jr. and Lena Clifford Walker appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 12 June 1900 in Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi. The household was listed as William J. Burt, 58 year old capitalist, and Lena, 39, his wife. They had been married 19 years and she was the mother of 4 with 3 still living. Their children were William, 15; Clifford, 10(f); and Kendall, 8. All were born in Mississippi. Also in the household were boarders Henry Dortch, 28, traveling salesman, and Ida Dortch, 24, newlyweds, and Letitia Carson, 56, school teacher. They lived on 1st Avenue north.

William Jefferson BURT Jr. died on 9 April 1908 in Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi, at age 66. Another source has March 9th of that same year.⁷ He was buried in George Hampton Young Familly Cemetery, Waverly, Mississippi.

His obituary appeared 10 April 1908 in the Columbus Index, published in Columbus, Mississippi. Capt. W. J. Burt, well known and highly esteemed in Columbus, died at his home, Waverly, Miss., Thursday morning at 3:30 o'clock from apolexy.

His funeral was conducted by Dr. J. W. Shoaff and the burial was made in the family cemetery Friday morning at 10 o'clock.⁸

     Mary Frances BURT, daughter of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Caroline Walton MATHEWS, was born on 31 August 1843 in Lowndes County, Mississippi.¹ She was also known as Fannie.

Mary Frances BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 31 October 1850, in the household of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Caroline Walton MATHEWS in Lowndes County, Mississippi.²

Fannie married Lucien Devon Sandifer on 12 November 1863 at in the parlor of the Waverly Plantation in Lowndes County, Mississippi. The couple had one son and three daughters.³

Mary Frances BURT died on 27 February 1929 in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, at age 85. Cause of death was cerebral hemorage.⁴

     Alice Victoria BURT, daughter of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Caroline Walton MATHEWS, was born on 7 June 1846 in Lowndes County, Mississippi.¹ She never married.

Alice Victoria BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 31 October 1850, in the household of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Caroline Walton MATHEWS in Lowndes County, Mississippi.²

Alice Victoria BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 11 June 1870, in the household of Dr. William Jefferson BURT and Margaret A. Maer in Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi.³

Alice Victoria BURT was named an heir in the will of Dr. William Jefferson BURT dated on 5 August 1873 in Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi. In it he bequeathed the following: "...with the exception of that portion I give to my wife I give to Cornelia A. Millard one sixth, to Sarah W. Burt one sixth, to William J. Burt one sixth, to Alice V. Burt one sixth, to John P. Hampton, Jr., William B. Hampton, and Plassie Hampton one sixth, to my beloved wife Margarett A. Burt a life estate in the following property; my residence in Columbus, Miss. lots 6, 7 and 8 on square ten north of main street," furniture , etc. with miscellaneous items to Sarah W. Burt and Alice V. Burt. In additon he left his wife his farm near Columbus known as the SW 1/4 of Sec. 19, Twp. 18, Range 18 and fractional 19--- 182 acres, at her death to be equally divided among her heirs. He appointed William J. Burt and S. T. Maer executors and J. W. Spellman, J. B. Bell, and W. R. McCrary were witnesses. The will was filled 10 Sep 1873.^4,5

Alice Victoria BURT died in 1894.