DIED ON SAME DAY; MEMBERS OF WELL KNOWN PLYMOUTH COUNTY FAMILY; CAME HERE IN EARLY EIGHTIES
James Burrill Succumbs to Tuberculosis at Clifton, Colorado, and Mrs. Ida Tullis Passed Away a Few Hours Later in Sioux City
A brother and sister, members of a well known Plymouth county family died at widely separated points on the same day, the brother dying at Clifton, Colo., and the sister in Sioux City.
James W. Burrill died at Clifton, Colo., at 12:15 a. m. on Friday, January 2, after a long illness from tuberculosis. He was a resident of Plymouth county for many years. Mr. Burrill was born in Dubuque county on April 15, 1869, and came to Plymouth county with his parents in 1883, and lived in Johnson township and later in LeMars. He had made his home in the west of late years. He was married on February 28 [sic, 29], 1908, to Miss Izert [sic,Izard]. He leaves two children, Walter Edward, aged 10, and Martha, aged 8 years. The remains will be brought to LeMars for interment and the funeral will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the Beely undertaking parlors. Besides their own children, the brother and sister leave to mourn their death, their father, G. W. Burrill, of this city, three brothers, George, of Fort Morgan, Colo., W. W. Burrill, of Akron, and Robert, of Sioux City, and five sisters, Mrs. Mary Urie, of Pocatello, Idaho, Mrs. W. P. Brown, of Woonsocket, S. D., Mrs. Nick Kern, Oregon City, Ore., Mrs. T. W. Hines [sic, Hinde], Forestburg, S. D., and Miss Emma Burrill, of LeMars.
DIED ON SAME DAY; MEMBERS OF WELL KNOWN PLYMOUTH COUNTY FAMILY; CAME HERE IN EARLY EIGHTIES
James Burrill Succumbs to Tuberculosis at Clifton, Colorado, and Mrs. Ida Tullis Passed Away a Few Hours Later in Sioux City
A brother and sister, members of a well known Plymouth county family died at widely separated points on the same day, the brother dying at Clifton, Colo., and the sister in Sioux City.
James W. Burrill died at Clifton, Colo., at 12:15 a. m. on Friday, January 2, after a long illness from tuberculosis. He was a resident of Plymouth county for many years. Mr. Burrill was born in Dubuque county on April 15, 1869, and came to Plymouth county with his parents in 1883, and lived in Johnson township and later in LeMars. He had made his home in the west of late years. He was married on February 28 [sic, 29], 1908, to Miss Izert [sic,Izard]. He leaves two children, Walter Edward, aged 10, and Martha, aged 8 years. The remains will be brought to LeMars for interment and the funeral will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the Beely undertaking parlors. Besides their own children, the brother and sister leave to mourn their death, their father, G. W. Burrill, of this city, three brothers, George, of Fort Morgan, Colo., W. W. Burrill, of Akron, and Robert, of Sioux City, and five sisters, Mrs. Mary Urie, of Pocatello, Idaho, Mrs. W. P. Brown, of Woonsocket, S. D., Mrs. Nick Kern, Oregon City, Ore., Mrs. T. W. Hines [sic, Hinde], Forestburg, S. D., and Miss Emma Burrill, of LeMars.
Family Members
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John Washington Burrill
1856–1898
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Robert Brewster Burrill
1858–1921
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Mary Burrill Illingsworth Urie
1860–1942
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George Henry Burrill
1860–1932
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Sarah Jane "Sadie" Burrill Brown
1864–1958
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William Wesley Burrill
1867–1935
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Emma Beatrice Burrill Alderson
1871–1957
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Ida May Burrill Tullis
1874–1920
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Martha Agnes Burrill Hinde
1877–1959
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Edith Irene Burrill Kern
1879–1920
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