JohnsonFamily2/19/24 - Person Sheet
JohnsonFamily2/19/24 - Person Sheet
NameWilliam Bernard "Bernard" Burbidge 
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511BirthFeb 1892, Worcestershire, England
Death8 Jan 1926, Wolfville, Kings, NS
ReligionTrinity United Church
Spouses
BirthJan 1896
Death8 Jan 1982
FatherMarchant Whitfield Steele (1868-1950)
MotherAdeline Myrtle "Addie" Crowe (1865-1939)
Family ID10465
Marriageapp 1913
Notes for William Bernard "Bernard" Burbidge
The Morning Chronicle
Unknown Date
WILLIAM B. BURBIDGE
Special to The Morning Chronicle
CANNING, NS Jan. 13 - William Bernard Burbidge, Habitant, Kings County, passed away at Westwood Hospital, Wolfville, on Friday, January 8, after a few days' illness, aged 35 years. Mr. Burbidge, who was born in Worcestershire, England, married a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marchant Steele, Scott's Bay, who, with their three children, survive. Mr. Burbidge, who was a member of Trinity United Church, was widely known and respected.
The funeral was held from Trinity United Church, Canning, on Sunday afternoon and was largely attended, and was conducted by Dr. Thomas Hodgson. Special music was rendered by the mixed quartette.
An aged grandfather, with whom the late Mr. Burbidge resided before coming to Nova Scotia, fiften years ago, also survives.
(Probably written in 1926)
Unknown Date
WILLIAM B. BURBIDGE
Special to The Morning Chronicle
CANNING, NS Jan. 13 - William Bernard Burbidge, Habitant, Kings County, passed away at Westwood Hospital, Wolfville, on Friday, January 8, after a few days' illness, aged 35 years. Mr. Burbidge, who was born in Worcestershire, England, married a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marchant Steele, Scott's Bay, who, with their three children, survive. Mr. Burbidge, who was a member of Trinity United Church, was widely known and respected.
The funeral was held from Trinity United Church, Canning, on Sunday afternoon and was largely attended, and was conducted by Dr. Thomas Hodgson. Special music was rendered by the mixed quartette.
An aged grandfather, with whom the late Mr. Burbidge resided before coming to Nova Scotia, fiften years ago, also survives.
(Probably written in 1926)