Online MO DC# 235321-a shows Albert T. Burns, born Dec. 10, 1866 in Maries Co, MO. Married at death to Mary E. Burns. Occupation: Hotel Keeper. Parents listed as Henry Burns and Malinda Taff, both born in TN. Died July 7, 1910 in Belle, Jefferson Township, Maries Co, MO at age 63 yrs 6 mos 27 ds from Chronic Endocarditis. I.H. Burns informant on certificate. Burial in Vienna, MO [Vienna Cemetery] on July 9, 1930.
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The Belle Banner - July 10, 1930 - Albert T. Burns Passes
Again death visits our community and claims Albert T. Burns who for years has been one of the familiar characters of Maries and adjoining counties, having been born on a farm in Maries county, December 10, 1866.
He grew to manhood on the farm and was married to Miss Mary Ellen Barnhart, who was also reared near the old Burns homestead. To this union were born four daughters and one son. Two daughters died in infancy. Those surviving are Mrs. Ruth Hutchinson of Youngtown, Ohio, Mrs. Pearl Birmingham, of Vienna, Eugene Burns, of Belle, and his widow, Mrs. Mary Ellen Burns. Albert, as he was familiarly known, was the youngest of a family of ten children, seven brothers and three sisters, all of whom have preceded him in death, but Judge I. H. Burns of Vienna.
Some years since deceased was elected Surveyor of Maries county and moved his family to Vienna, where they lived. He having engaged in various enterprises after his retirement from public office. He ran a hotel at Vienna, later at Linn and Dixon, during part of the time he was engaged in the merchantile business at Vienna. At the time of his death he was proprietor of the Commercial hotel in Belle.
Mr. Burns was a lovable character, being of a quiet and gentle disposition, always on the alert to do good for his friends and the community at large, his broad acquaintance numbered his friends. All who knew him learned to admire him. He leaves an enviable record which should be emulated by others. Now since his passing leaves a vacancy in the home and community that cannot be filled, let us console ourselves by the knowledge that he has gone to rest and is now free from the cares of worldly affairs and hope that his reward will be meted out in Heaven, according to his earthly services while on earth.
Mr. Burns passed away at Belle, July 7th, 1930, at the age of 63 years, 6 months and 27 days. Funeral services at M. E. Church at Vienna, Rev. Carl Baldwin officiating. Interment at the Vienna Cemetery, Wednesday, July 9th. "The leaves of memory seem to mark a mournful rustling in the dark." J. W. T. (From contributor, Ellen)
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Home in 1930: Belle, Maries Co, MO
Occupation: Proprietor, Hotel
A T Burns 63 lst mar age 34 MO
Mary E Burns 60 wf lst mar age 21 MO
Eugene P Burns 20 son sgl truck driver MO
Home in 1920: Jackson, Maries, Missouri
Occupation: Hotel Proprietor
Albert J Burns 53 m/w mar. MO
Mary E Burns 50 wf mar. MO
Pearl E Burns 19 dau sgl MO
Eugene P Burns 10 son MO
Enoch Jr. Miller 30 m/w bdr sgl MO
Pansy Johnson 22 f/w bdr sgl MO
Home in 1910: Jackson, Maries, Missouri
Occupation: Engineer, Highway
Albert T Burns 43 mar1 18y MO
Mary E Burns 40 wf mar1 5/3 ch MO
Ruth Burns 17 dau sgl MO
Eliza P Burns 9 dau MO
Eugene P Burns 4/12 MO
Home in 1900: Boone, Maries, Missouri
Albert T Burns 33 Dec 1867 mar 9y MO
Mary E Burns 31 wf May 1869 2/1 MO
Ruth Burns 7 dau Oct 1892 MO
George W Bruce 64 Jun 1835 Div. IN
Lewis Breeden 25 Jun 1876 sgl MO
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Marriage, Maries Co, MO: Albert T Burns and Mary E. Barnhart, both from Maries Co, MO, married 16 Aug 1891 at home of Bride's parents.
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Home in 1880: Boone, Maries Co, MO
Henry Burns 66 m/w mar. farmer KY
Mary J. Burns 46 wf mar. MO
George Burns 25 son sgl MO
Minerva Burns 28 dau sgl MO
Isaac H. Burns 19 son sgl MO
*Albert T. Burns 13 son MO
Loretta Watkins 18 stepdau sgl MO
Home in 1870: Boone, Maries, Missouri
H Burnes 56 m/w Farmer SC
M J Burnes 48 f/w TN
Mary J Burnes 24 f/w MO
Burton Burnes 22 m/w MO
M C Burnes 20 f/w MO
G W Burnes 18 m/w MO
Wm Burnes 16 m/w MO
J H Burnes 7 m/w MO
A T Burnes 3 m/w MO
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The Belle Banner - July 10, 1930 - Albert T. Burns Passes
Again death visits our community and claims Albert T. Burns who for years has been one of the familiar characters of Maries and adjoining counties, having been born on a farm in Maries county, December 10, 1866.
He grew to manhood on the farm and was married to Miss Mary Ellen Barnhart, who was also reared near the old Burns homestead. To this union were born four daughters and one son. Two daughters died in infancy. Those surviving are Mrs. Ruth Hutchinson of Youngtown, Ohio, Mrs. Pearl Birmingham, of Vienna, Eugene Burns, of Belle, and his widow, Mrs. Mary Ellen Burns. Albert, as he was familiarly known, was the youngest of a family of ten children, seven brothers and three sisters, all of whom have preceded him in death, but Judge I. H. Burns of Vienna.
Some years since deceased was elected Surveyor of Maries county and moved his family to Vienna, where they lived. He having engaged in various enterprises after his retirement from public office. He ran a hotel at Vienna, later at Linn and Dixon, during part of the time he was engaged in the merchantile business at Vienna. At the time of his death he was proprietor of the Commercial hotel in Belle.
Mr. Burns was a lovable character, being of a quiet and gentle disposition, always on the alert to do good for his friends and the community at large, his broad acquaintance numbered his friends. All who knew him learned to admire him. He leaves an enviable record which should be emulated by others. Now since his passing leaves a vacancy in the home and community that cannot be filled, let us console ourselves by the knowledge that he has gone to rest and is now free from the cares of worldly affairs and hope that his reward will be meted out in Heaven, according to his earthly services while on earth.
Mr. Burns passed away at Belle, July 7th, 1930, at the age of 63 years, 6 months and 27 days. Funeral services at M. E. Church at Vienna, Rev. Carl Baldwin officiating. Interment at the Vienna Cemetery, Wednesday, July 9th. "The leaves of memory seem to mark a mournful rustling in the dark." J. W. T. (From contributor, Ellen)
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Home in 1930: Belle, Maries Co, MO
Occupation: Proprietor, Hotel
A T Burns 63 lst mar age 34 MO
Mary E Burns 60 wf lst mar age 21 MO
Eugene P Burns 20 son sgl truck driver MO
Home in 1920: Jackson, Maries, Missouri
Occupation: Hotel Proprietor
Albert J Burns 53 m/w mar. MO
Mary E Burns 50 wf mar. MO
Pearl E Burns 19 dau sgl MO
Eugene P Burns 10 son MO
Enoch Jr. Miller 30 m/w bdr sgl MO
Pansy Johnson 22 f/w bdr sgl MO
Home in 1910: Jackson, Maries, Missouri
Occupation: Engineer, Highway
Albert T Burns 43 mar1 18y MO
Mary E Burns 40 wf mar1 5/3 ch MO
Ruth Burns 17 dau sgl MO
Eliza P Burns 9 dau MO
Eugene P Burns 4/12 MO
Home in 1900: Boone, Maries, Missouri
Albert T Burns 33 Dec 1867 mar 9y MO
Mary E Burns 31 wf May 1869 2/1 MO
Ruth Burns 7 dau Oct 1892 MO
George W Bruce 64 Jun 1835 Div. IN
Lewis Breeden 25 Jun 1876 sgl MO
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Marriage, Maries Co, MO: Albert T Burns and Mary E. Barnhart, both from Maries Co, MO, married 16 Aug 1891 at home of Bride's parents.
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Home in 1880: Boone, Maries Co, MO
Henry Burns 66 m/w mar. farmer KY
Mary J. Burns 46 wf mar. MO
George Burns 25 son sgl MO
Minerva Burns 28 dau sgl MO
Isaac H. Burns 19 son sgl MO
*Albert T. Burns 13 son MO
Loretta Watkins 18 stepdau sgl MO
Home in 1870: Boone, Maries, Missouri
H Burnes 56 m/w Farmer SC
M J Burnes 48 f/w TN
Mary J Burnes 24 f/w MO
Burton Burnes 22 m/w MO
M C Burnes 20 f/w MO
G W Burnes 18 m/w MO
Wm Burnes 16 m/w MO
J H Burnes 7 m/w MO
A T Burnes 3 m/w MO
Online MO DC# 235321-a shows Albert T. Burns, born Dec. 10, 1866 in Maries Co, MO. Married at death to Mary E. Burns. Occupation: Hotel Keeper. Parents listed as Henry Burns and Malinda Taff, both born in TN. Died July 7, 1910 in Belle, Jefferson Township, Maries Co, MO at age 63 yrs 6 mos 27 ds from Chronic Endocarditis. I.H. Burns informant on certificate. Burial in Vienna, MO [Vienna Cemetery] on July 9, 1930.
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The Belle Banner - July 10, 1930 - Albert T. Burns Passes
Again death visits our community and claims Albert T. Burns who for years has been one of the familiar characters of Maries and adjoining counties, having been born on a farm in Maries county, December 10, 1866.
He grew to manhood on the farm and was married to Miss Mary Ellen Barnhart, who was also reared near the old Burns homestead. To this union were born four daughters and one son. Two daughters died in infancy. Those surviving are Mrs. Ruth Hutchinson of Youngtown, Ohio, Mrs. Pearl Birmingham, of Vienna, Eugene Burns, of Belle, and his widow, Mrs. Mary Ellen Burns. Albert, as he was familiarly known, was the youngest of a family of ten children, seven brothers and three sisters, all of whom have preceded him in death, but Judge I. H. Burns of Vienna.
Some years since deceased was elected Surveyor of Maries county and moved his family to Vienna, where they lived. He having engaged in various enterprises after his retirement from public office. He ran a hotel at Vienna, later at Linn and Dixon, during part of the time he was engaged in the merchantile business at Vienna. At the time of his death he was proprietor of the Commercial hotel in Belle.
Mr. Burns was a lovable character, being of a quiet and gentle disposition, always on the alert to do good for his friends and the community at large, his broad acquaintance numbered his friends. All who knew him learned to admire him. He leaves an enviable record which should be emulated by others. Now since his passing leaves a vacancy in the home and community that cannot be filled, let us console ourselves by the knowledge that he has gone to rest and is now free from the cares of worldly affairs and hope that his reward will be meted out in Heaven, according to his earthly services while on earth.
Mr. Burns passed away at Belle, July 7th, 1930, at the age of 63 years, 6 months and 27 days. Funeral services at M. E. Church at Vienna, Rev. Carl Baldwin officiating. Interment at the Vienna Cemetery, Wednesday, July 9th. "The leaves of memory seem to mark a mournful rustling in the dark." J. W. T. (From contributor, Ellen)
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Home in 1930: Belle, Maries Co, MO
Occupation: Proprietor, Hotel
A T Burns 63 lst mar age 34 MO
Mary E Burns 60 wf lst mar age 21 MO
Eugene P Burns 20 son sgl truck driver MO
Home in 1920: Jackson, Maries, Missouri
Occupation: Hotel Proprietor
Albert J Burns 53 m/w mar. MO
Mary E Burns 50 wf mar. MO
Pearl E Burns 19 dau sgl MO
Eugene P Burns 10 son MO
Enoch Jr. Miller 30 m/w bdr sgl MO
Pansy Johnson 22 f/w bdr sgl MO
Home in 1910: Jackson, Maries, Missouri
Occupation: Engineer, Highway
Albert T Burns 43 mar1 18y MO
Mary E Burns 40 wf mar1 5/3 ch MO
Ruth Burns 17 dau sgl MO
Eliza P Burns 9 dau MO
Eugene P Burns 4/12 MO
Home in 1900: Boone, Maries, Missouri
Albert T Burns 33 Dec 1867 mar 9y MO
Mary E Burns 31 wf May 1869 2/1 MO
Ruth Burns 7 dau Oct 1892 MO
George W Bruce 64 Jun 1835 Div. IN
Lewis Breeden 25 Jun 1876 sgl MO
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Marriage, Maries Co, MO: Albert T Burns and Mary E. Barnhart, both from Maries Co, MO, married 16 Aug 1891 at home of Bride's parents.
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Home in 1880: Boone, Maries Co, MO
Henry Burns 66 m/w mar. farmer KY
Mary J. Burns 46 wf mar. MO
George Burns 25 son sgl MO
Minerva Burns 28 dau sgl MO
Isaac H. Burns 19 son sgl MO
*Albert T. Burns 13 son MO
Loretta Watkins 18 stepdau sgl MO
Home in 1870: Boone, Maries, Missouri
H Burnes 56 m/w Farmer SC
M J Burnes 48 f/w TN
Mary J Burnes 24 f/w MO
Burton Burnes 22 m/w MO
M C Burnes 20 f/w MO
G W Burnes 18 m/w MO
Wm Burnes 16 m/w MO
J H Burnes 7 m/w MO
A T Burnes 3 m/w MO
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The Belle Banner - July 10, 1930 - Albert T. Burns Passes
Again death visits our community and claims Albert T. Burns who for years has been one of the familiar characters of Maries and adjoining counties, having been born on a farm in Maries county, December 10, 1866.
He grew to manhood on the farm and was married to Miss Mary Ellen Barnhart, who was also reared near the old Burns homestead. To this union were born four daughters and one son. Two daughters died in infancy. Those surviving are Mrs. Ruth Hutchinson of Youngtown, Ohio, Mrs. Pearl Birmingham, of Vienna, Eugene Burns, of Belle, and his widow, Mrs. Mary Ellen Burns. Albert, as he was familiarly known, was the youngest of a family of ten children, seven brothers and three sisters, all of whom have preceded him in death, but Judge I. H. Burns of Vienna.
Some years since deceased was elected Surveyor of Maries county and moved his family to Vienna, where they lived. He having engaged in various enterprises after his retirement from public office. He ran a hotel at Vienna, later at Linn and Dixon, during part of the time he was engaged in the merchantile business at Vienna. At the time of his death he was proprietor of the Commercial hotel in Belle.
Mr. Burns was a lovable character, being of a quiet and gentle disposition, always on the alert to do good for his friends and the community at large, his broad acquaintance numbered his friends. All who knew him learned to admire him. He leaves an enviable record which should be emulated by others. Now since his passing leaves a vacancy in the home and community that cannot be filled, let us console ourselves by the knowledge that he has gone to rest and is now free from the cares of worldly affairs and hope that his reward will be meted out in Heaven, according to his earthly services while on earth.
Mr. Burns passed away at Belle, July 7th, 1930, at the age of 63 years, 6 months and 27 days. Funeral services at M. E. Church at Vienna, Rev. Carl Baldwin officiating. Interment at the Vienna Cemetery, Wednesday, July 9th. "The leaves of memory seem to mark a mournful rustling in the dark." J. W. T. (From contributor, Ellen)
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Home in 1930: Belle, Maries Co, MO
Occupation: Proprietor, Hotel
A T Burns 63 lst mar age 34 MO
Mary E Burns 60 wf lst mar age 21 MO
Eugene P Burns 20 son sgl truck driver MO
Home in 1920: Jackson, Maries, Missouri
Occupation: Hotel Proprietor
Albert J Burns 53 m/w mar. MO
Mary E Burns 50 wf mar. MO
Pearl E Burns 19 dau sgl MO
Eugene P Burns 10 son MO
Enoch Jr. Miller 30 m/w bdr sgl MO
Pansy Johnson 22 f/w bdr sgl MO
Home in 1910: Jackson, Maries, Missouri
Occupation: Engineer, Highway
Albert T Burns 43 mar1 18y MO
Mary E Burns 40 wf mar1 5/3 ch MO
Ruth Burns 17 dau sgl MO
Eliza P Burns 9 dau MO
Eugene P Burns 4/12 MO
Home in 1900: Boone, Maries, Missouri
Albert T Burns 33 Dec 1867 mar 9y MO
Mary E Burns 31 wf May 1869 2/1 MO
Ruth Burns 7 dau Oct 1892 MO
George W Bruce 64 Jun 1835 Div. IN
Lewis Breeden 25 Jun 1876 sgl MO
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Marriage, Maries Co, MO: Albert T Burns and Mary E. Barnhart, both from Maries Co, MO, married 16 Aug 1891 at home of Bride's parents.
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Home in 1880: Boone, Maries Co, MO
Henry Burns 66 m/w mar. farmer KY
Mary J. Burns 46 wf mar. MO
George Burns 25 son sgl MO
Minerva Burns 28 dau sgl MO
Isaac H. Burns 19 son sgl MO
*Albert T. Burns 13 son MO
Loretta Watkins 18 stepdau sgl MO
Home in 1870: Boone, Maries, Missouri
H Burnes 56 m/w Farmer SC
M J Burnes 48 f/w TN
Mary J Burnes 24 f/w MO
Burton Burnes 22 m/w MO
M C Burnes 20 f/w MO
G W Burnes 18 m/w MO
Wm Burnes 16 m/w MO
J H Burnes 7 m/w MO
A T Burnes 3 m/w MO
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