Husband of Rebecca Elizabeth (Johnson) Marbut and son of Joshua Marbut and Sarah (Longshore) Marbut.
35th Regiment, Georgia Infantry
Enlisted as Pvt, 2/24/1862
Roll Call, 2/28/1865, shows him present
In the 1900 census Burl J. Marbut and wife Rebecca E. are living in Town, Rockdale County, Georgia. They have been married for 45 years and have had 6 children of which 4 are living at the time of the census, two at home.
Burd J. Marbut age 66, born Feb 1933,
Rebecca E. Marbut age 66, born Oct 1834,
Ocane C. Marbut age unk born Jun (date illegible on original census form).
Cora C. Marbut age unk born Oct (date illegible on original census form).
"Georgia Confederate Soldier Obituaries: Newton, Henry, and Rockdale 1879-1943" pgs. 338-339 & 413
As a mark and admiration this memorial is presented by a committee upon the death of Burr J. Marbut. On August 14, 1900 the life work of Burr J. Marbut was ended and he was called up higher to receive the reward for his faithful service here. He lived a life of quiet self respect, faithful to every duty as a friend, a citizen and a member of the church. His devotion to the cause of his Master by his unswerving loyalty to what is right, he established himself as a pillar in the church and society. He was universally loved and respected and of him it is gratefully said no hard thing was ever heard spoken. His life will continue to speak and the beautiful influence emanating from it will live, survive and go on to work in the world and as the years go by the sacred spot where his body rests will bring to us the faithful loving heart, the cheerful concentrated life of Burr Marbut.
Therefore, be it resolved that we recognize in his death the loss of a valued soldier of the Cross who quitted himself like a man. Those who knew him well revered his name and cherish his many virtues and be it further resolved that we in behalf of the church extend to the sorrowing family our tender sympathy in their bereavement. Be it resolved that a copy of this memorial be placed upon the records of the church at Ebenezer and that it be published in the county papers and also that a copy of the same be sent to the family of the deceased. J. W. Cowan, W. T. Stanton, J. W. Almand, Committee - - September 5, 1900.
Marbut, B. J. - Co B. 35th Georgia Vol., Inf., born February 24, 1834, died August 14, 1900. Obituary appears in the Conyers Weekly of August 18, 1900 and September 8, 1900. He is buried at Ebenezer Methodist Church in Rockdale County. Wife on pension records as Rebecca E. Marbut, born October 26, 1833, died July 15, 1920, marriage date December 17, 1856 in DeKalb County. Her obituary appears in the Conyers Times 7/16/1920.
35th Regiment, Georgia Infantry
Enlisted as Pvt, 2/24/1862
Roll Call, 2/28/1865, shows him present
In the 1900 census Burl J. Marbut and wife Rebecca E. are living in Town, Rockdale County, Georgia. They have been married for 45 years and have had 6 children of which 4 are living at the time of the census, two at home.
Burd J. Marbut age 66, born Feb 1933,
Rebecca E. Marbut age 66, born Oct 1834,
Ocane C. Marbut age unk born Jun (date illegible on original census form).
Cora C. Marbut age unk born Oct (date illegible on original census form).
"Georgia Confederate Soldier Obituaries: Newton, Henry, and Rockdale 1879-1943" pgs. 338-339 & 413
As a mark and admiration this memorial is presented by a committee upon the death of Burr J. Marbut. On August 14, 1900 the life work of Burr J. Marbut was ended and he was called up higher to receive the reward for his faithful service here. He lived a life of quiet self respect, faithful to every duty as a friend, a citizen and a member of the church. His devotion to the cause of his Master by his unswerving loyalty to what is right, he established himself as a pillar in the church and society. He was universally loved and respected and of him it is gratefully said no hard thing was ever heard spoken. His life will continue to speak and the beautiful influence emanating from it will live, survive and go on to work in the world and as the years go by the sacred spot where his body rests will bring to us the faithful loving heart, the cheerful concentrated life of Burr Marbut.
Therefore, be it resolved that we recognize in his death the loss of a valued soldier of the Cross who quitted himself like a man. Those who knew him well revered his name and cherish his many virtues and be it further resolved that we in behalf of the church extend to the sorrowing family our tender sympathy in their bereavement. Be it resolved that a copy of this memorial be placed upon the records of the church at Ebenezer and that it be published in the county papers and also that a copy of the same be sent to the family of the deceased. J. W. Cowan, W. T. Stanton, J. W. Almand, Committee - - September 5, 1900.
Marbut, B. J. - Co B. 35th Georgia Vol., Inf., born February 24, 1834, died August 14, 1900. Obituary appears in the Conyers Weekly of August 18, 1900 and September 8, 1900. He is buried at Ebenezer Methodist Church in Rockdale County. Wife on pension records as Rebecca E. Marbut, born October 26, 1833, died July 15, 1920, marriage date December 17, 1856 in DeKalb County. Her obituary appears in the Conyers Times 7/16/1920.
Husband of Rebecca Elizabeth (Johnson) Marbut and son of Joshua Marbut and Sarah (Longshore) Marbut.
35th Regiment, Georgia Infantry
Enlisted as Pvt, 2/24/1862
Roll Call, 2/28/1865, shows him present
In the 1900 census Burl J. Marbut and wife Rebecca E. are living in Town, Rockdale County, Georgia. They have been married for 45 years and have had 6 children of which 4 are living at the time of the census, two at home.
Burd J. Marbut age 66, born Feb 1933,
Rebecca E. Marbut age 66, born Oct 1834,
Ocane C. Marbut age unk born Jun (date illegible on original census form).
Cora C. Marbut age unk born Oct (date illegible on original census form).
"Georgia Confederate Soldier Obituaries: Newton, Henry, and Rockdale 1879-1943" pgs. 338-339 & 413
As a mark and admiration this memorial is presented by a committee upon the death of Burr J. Marbut. On August 14, 1900 the life work of Burr J. Marbut was ended and he was called up higher to receive the reward for his faithful service here. He lived a life of quiet self respect, faithful to every duty as a friend, a citizen and a member of the church. His devotion to the cause of his Master by his unswerving loyalty to what is right, he established himself as a pillar in the church and society. He was universally loved and respected and of him it is gratefully said no hard thing was ever heard spoken. His life will continue to speak and the beautiful influence emanating from it will live, survive and go on to work in the world and as the years go by the sacred spot where his body rests will bring to us the faithful loving heart, the cheerful concentrated life of Burr Marbut.
Therefore, be it resolved that we recognize in his death the loss of a valued soldier of the Cross who quitted himself like a man. Those who knew him well revered his name and cherish his many virtues and be it further resolved that we in behalf of the church extend to the sorrowing family our tender sympathy in their bereavement. Be it resolved that a copy of this memorial be placed upon the records of the church at Ebenezer and that it be published in the county papers and also that a copy of the same be sent to the family of the deceased. J. W. Cowan, W. T. Stanton, J. W. Almand, Committee - - September 5, 1900.
Marbut, B. J. - Co B. 35th Georgia Vol., Inf., born February 24, 1834, died August 14, 1900. Obituary appears in the Conyers Weekly of August 18, 1900 and September 8, 1900. He is buried at Ebenezer Methodist Church in Rockdale County. Wife on pension records as Rebecca E. Marbut, born October 26, 1833, died July 15, 1920, marriage date December 17, 1856 in DeKalb County. Her obituary appears in the Conyers Times 7/16/1920.
35th Regiment, Georgia Infantry
Enlisted as Pvt, 2/24/1862
Roll Call, 2/28/1865, shows him present
In the 1900 census Burl J. Marbut and wife Rebecca E. are living in Town, Rockdale County, Georgia. They have been married for 45 years and have had 6 children of which 4 are living at the time of the census, two at home.
Burd J. Marbut age 66, born Feb 1933,
Rebecca E. Marbut age 66, born Oct 1834,
Ocane C. Marbut age unk born Jun (date illegible on original census form).
Cora C. Marbut age unk born Oct (date illegible on original census form).
"Georgia Confederate Soldier Obituaries: Newton, Henry, and Rockdale 1879-1943" pgs. 338-339 & 413
As a mark and admiration this memorial is presented by a committee upon the death of Burr J. Marbut. On August 14, 1900 the life work of Burr J. Marbut was ended and he was called up higher to receive the reward for his faithful service here. He lived a life of quiet self respect, faithful to every duty as a friend, a citizen and a member of the church. His devotion to the cause of his Master by his unswerving loyalty to what is right, he established himself as a pillar in the church and society. He was universally loved and respected and of him it is gratefully said no hard thing was ever heard spoken. His life will continue to speak and the beautiful influence emanating from it will live, survive and go on to work in the world and as the years go by the sacred spot where his body rests will bring to us the faithful loving heart, the cheerful concentrated life of Burr Marbut.
Therefore, be it resolved that we recognize in his death the loss of a valued soldier of the Cross who quitted himself like a man. Those who knew him well revered his name and cherish his many virtues and be it further resolved that we in behalf of the church extend to the sorrowing family our tender sympathy in their bereavement. Be it resolved that a copy of this memorial be placed upon the records of the church at Ebenezer and that it be published in the county papers and also that a copy of the same be sent to the family of the deceased. J. W. Cowan, W. T. Stanton, J. W. Almand, Committee - - September 5, 1900.
Marbut, B. J. - Co B. 35th Georgia Vol., Inf., born February 24, 1834, died August 14, 1900. Obituary appears in the Conyers Weekly of August 18, 1900 and September 8, 1900. He is buried at Ebenezer Methodist Church in Rockdale County. Wife on pension records as Rebecca E. Marbut, born October 26, 1833, died July 15, 1920, marriage date December 17, 1856 in DeKalb County. Her obituary appears in the Conyers Times 7/16/1920.
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