Son of Ambrose and Mary Dyson Casburn
Married three times:
1st: Mary Catherine Nordrum
2nd: Etta V. Weed
3rd: Emmeline "Emma" Elizabeth Mason 1854 – 1941
From Cheryl Ayres (46935923);
From Landmarks of Monroe County, NY
by William F. Peck (1895)
Part III, p. 238-9
Casburn, George, was born in Cambridge, England, February 12, 1845, and came to the United States with his parents at the age of nine. They located in Penfield. He was educated in Watertown, Jefferson county, and is a fruit grocer, having an interest in four fruit evaporating establishments in the West, and is also proprietor of one in Kendall,Orleans county. He has been in partnership with George Burling, of Greece, in small fruit and evaporating business for about fifteen years,and now owns a fruit farm of sixty acres near West Greece. In 1880 he married Mary Nordrum, of the town of Greece, formerly of Norway, and their children are Ellen E., Martha M., Alfred G. and Grace Ambrose. The father of our subject was born at the old home in 1824, married Mary Dyson, of his native place, by whom he had eight children: George, Ann,Alfred, Rebecca, Sarah, Robert, Martha, and one who died in infancy. The family came to this country as above noted, and now reside in Illinois,with the exception of George, who has resided in Greece since 1874. Mrs.Casburn's father, Egbert Nordrum, was born in Norway in 1829 and married Mary Lusta, of his native place. Their two children were Mary, as above,and Ellen. They came to the United States in 1855 and located in this town. The father died in 1889 and his wife in 1862. The ancestry of the family is English and Norwegian.
Married three times:
1st: Mary Catherine Nordrum
2nd: Etta V. Weed
3rd: Emmeline "Emma" Elizabeth Mason 1854 – 1941
From Cheryl Ayres (46935923);
From Landmarks of Monroe County, NY
by William F. Peck (1895)
Part III, p. 238-9
Casburn, George, was born in Cambridge, England, February 12, 1845, and came to the United States with his parents at the age of nine. They located in Penfield. He was educated in Watertown, Jefferson county, and is a fruit grocer, having an interest in four fruit evaporating establishments in the West, and is also proprietor of one in Kendall,Orleans county. He has been in partnership with George Burling, of Greece, in small fruit and evaporating business for about fifteen years,and now owns a fruit farm of sixty acres near West Greece. In 1880 he married Mary Nordrum, of the town of Greece, formerly of Norway, and their children are Ellen E., Martha M., Alfred G. and Grace Ambrose. The father of our subject was born at the old home in 1824, married Mary Dyson, of his native place, by whom he had eight children: George, Ann,Alfred, Rebecca, Sarah, Robert, Martha, and one who died in infancy. The family came to this country as above noted, and now reside in Illinois,with the exception of George, who has resided in Greece since 1874. Mrs.Casburn's father, Egbert Nordrum, was born in Norway in 1829 and married Mary Lusta, of his native place. Their two children were Mary, as above,and Ellen. They came to the United States in 1855 and located in this town. The father died in 1889 and his wife in 1862. The ancestry of the family is English and Norwegian.
Son of Ambrose and Mary Dyson Casburn
Married three times:
1st: Mary Catherine Nordrum
2nd: Etta V. Weed
3rd: Emmeline "Emma" Elizabeth Mason 1854 – 1941
From Cheryl Ayres (46935923);
From Landmarks of Monroe County, NY
by William F. Peck (1895)
Part III, p. 238-9
Casburn, George, was born in Cambridge, England, February 12, 1845, and came to the United States with his parents at the age of nine. They located in Penfield. He was educated in Watertown, Jefferson county, and is a fruit grocer, having an interest in four fruit evaporating establishments in the West, and is also proprietor of one in Kendall,Orleans county. He has been in partnership with George Burling, of Greece, in small fruit and evaporating business for about fifteen years,and now owns a fruit farm of sixty acres near West Greece. In 1880 he married Mary Nordrum, of the town of Greece, formerly of Norway, and their children are Ellen E., Martha M., Alfred G. and Grace Ambrose. The father of our subject was born at the old home in 1824, married Mary Dyson, of his native place, by whom he had eight children: George, Ann,Alfred, Rebecca, Sarah, Robert, Martha, and one who died in infancy. The family came to this country as above noted, and now reside in Illinois,with the exception of George, who has resided in Greece since 1874. Mrs.Casburn's father, Egbert Nordrum, was born in Norway in 1829 and married Mary Lusta, of his native place. Their two children were Mary, as above,and Ellen. They came to the United States in 1855 and located in this town. The father died in 1889 and his wife in 1862. The ancestry of the family is English and Norwegian.
Married three times:
1st: Mary Catherine Nordrum
2nd: Etta V. Weed
3rd: Emmeline "Emma" Elizabeth Mason 1854 – 1941
From Cheryl Ayres (46935923);
From Landmarks of Monroe County, NY
by William F. Peck (1895)
Part III, p. 238-9
Casburn, George, was born in Cambridge, England, February 12, 1845, and came to the United States with his parents at the age of nine. They located in Penfield. He was educated in Watertown, Jefferson county, and is a fruit grocer, having an interest in four fruit evaporating establishments in the West, and is also proprietor of one in Kendall,Orleans county. He has been in partnership with George Burling, of Greece, in small fruit and evaporating business for about fifteen years,and now owns a fruit farm of sixty acres near West Greece. In 1880 he married Mary Nordrum, of the town of Greece, formerly of Norway, and their children are Ellen E., Martha M., Alfred G. and Grace Ambrose. The father of our subject was born at the old home in 1824, married Mary Dyson, of his native place, by whom he had eight children: George, Ann,Alfred, Rebecca, Sarah, Robert, Martha, and one who died in infancy. The family came to this country as above noted, and now reside in Illinois,with the exception of George, who has resided in Greece since 1874. Mrs.Casburn's father, Egbert Nordrum, was born in Norway in 1829 and married Mary Lusta, of his native place. Their two children were Mary, as above,and Ellen. They came to the United States in 1855 and located in this town. The father died in 1889 and his wife in 1862. The ancestry of the family is English and Norwegian.
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