Eleanor is buried with her parents and young brother, George Miller Burgess (1876-1879).
All of the other children linked to Eleanor's father go with the William George Burgess (1839-1911) who is #160995597. However, someone tried to tell me I had the wrong father.
Eleanor was also the sister of Mary Burgess (born c.1871), Elmira Burgess (born 12 Mar 1879), and William Burgess (born Dec 1881).
In the 1900 U.S. Census, Eleanor was living in Washington, DC, with her widowed mother, Elmira, and her siblings, Elmira and William.
Eleanor married Gurnon R. Scott (born May 1866) on 18 May 1909 in Washington, DC. He was born in Pennsylvania.
In the 1910 U.S. Census, Gurnon and Eleanor were living in Washington, DC, and he was a "printing company printer."
Eleanor died of Stomach Carcinoma.
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The Evening Star
13 Dec 1915
Mrs. E.C. Scott Dies At Home In This City
She Was a Native of the District and Prominent in Patriotic and Musical Circles
Mrs. Eleanor C. Scott, forty-two years old, vice president of the Daughters of Veterans and prominent in the patriotic and musical circles of the city, died Saturday at her home, 418 11th street northeast. Funeral services are to be held tomorrow morning at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Special services are to be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the residence by the Daughters of Veterans, and at 3 o'clock at the residence by the Daughters of Veterans and at 8:30 o'clock by the auxiliary of Cushing Camp, Sons of Veterans.
Mrs. Scott was a native of this city, having been born February 12, 1873 the daughter of William G. and Elmira Burgess. She was married to Gurnon R. Scott, May 18 1909. Her husband is a past commander of Cushing Camp, Sons of Veterans.
Her husband and a small son are living.
All of the other children linked to Eleanor's father go with the William George Burgess (1839-1911) who is #160995597. However, someone tried to tell me I had the wrong father.
Eleanor was also the sister of Mary Burgess (born c.1871), Elmira Burgess (born 12 Mar 1879), and William Burgess (born Dec 1881).
In the 1900 U.S. Census, Eleanor was living in Washington, DC, with her widowed mother, Elmira, and her siblings, Elmira and William.
Eleanor married Gurnon R. Scott (born May 1866) on 18 May 1909 in Washington, DC. He was born in Pennsylvania.
In the 1910 U.S. Census, Gurnon and Eleanor were living in Washington, DC, and he was a "printing company printer."
Eleanor died of Stomach Carcinoma.
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The Evening Star
13 Dec 1915
Mrs. E.C. Scott Dies At Home In This City
She Was a Native of the District and Prominent in Patriotic and Musical Circles
Mrs. Eleanor C. Scott, forty-two years old, vice president of the Daughters of Veterans and prominent in the patriotic and musical circles of the city, died Saturday at her home, 418 11th street northeast. Funeral services are to be held tomorrow morning at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Special services are to be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the residence by the Daughters of Veterans, and at 3 o'clock at the residence by the Daughters of Veterans and at 8:30 o'clock by the auxiliary of Cushing Camp, Sons of Veterans.
Mrs. Scott was a native of this city, having been born February 12, 1873 the daughter of William G. and Elmira Burgess. She was married to Gurnon R. Scott, May 18 1909. Her husband is a past commander of Cushing Camp, Sons of Veterans.
Her husband and a small son are living.
Eleanor is buried with her parents and young brother, George Miller Burgess (1876-1879).
All of the other children linked to Eleanor's father go with the William George Burgess (1839-1911) who is #160995597. However, someone tried to tell me I had the wrong father.
Eleanor was also the sister of Mary Burgess (born c.1871), Elmira Burgess (born 12 Mar 1879), and William Burgess (born Dec 1881).
In the 1900 U.S. Census, Eleanor was living in Washington, DC, with her widowed mother, Elmira, and her siblings, Elmira and William.
Eleanor married Gurnon R. Scott (born May 1866) on 18 May 1909 in Washington, DC. He was born in Pennsylvania.
In the 1910 U.S. Census, Gurnon and Eleanor were living in Washington, DC, and he was a "printing company printer."
Eleanor died of Stomach Carcinoma.
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The Evening Star
13 Dec 1915
Mrs. E.C. Scott Dies At Home In This City
She Was a Native of the District and Prominent in Patriotic and Musical Circles
Mrs. Eleanor C. Scott, forty-two years old, vice president of the Daughters of Veterans and prominent in the patriotic and musical circles of the city, died Saturday at her home, 418 11th street northeast. Funeral services are to be held tomorrow morning at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Special services are to be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the residence by the Daughters of Veterans, and at 3 o'clock at the residence by the Daughters of Veterans and at 8:30 o'clock by the auxiliary of Cushing Camp, Sons of Veterans.
Mrs. Scott was a native of this city, having been born February 12, 1873 the daughter of William G. and Elmira Burgess. She was married to Gurnon R. Scott, May 18 1909. Her husband is a past commander of Cushing Camp, Sons of Veterans.
Her husband and a small son are living.
All of the other children linked to Eleanor's father go with the William George Burgess (1839-1911) who is #160995597. However, someone tried to tell me I had the wrong father.
Eleanor was also the sister of Mary Burgess (born c.1871), Elmira Burgess (born 12 Mar 1879), and William Burgess (born Dec 1881).
In the 1900 U.S. Census, Eleanor was living in Washington, DC, with her widowed mother, Elmira, and her siblings, Elmira and William.
Eleanor married Gurnon R. Scott (born May 1866) on 18 May 1909 in Washington, DC. He was born in Pennsylvania.
In the 1910 U.S. Census, Gurnon and Eleanor were living in Washington, DC, and he was a "printing company printer."
Eleanor died of Stomach Carcinoma.
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The Evening Star
13 Dec 1915
Mrs. E.C. Scott Dies At Home In This City
She Was a Native of the District and Prominent in Patriotic and Musical Circles
Mrs. Eleanor C. Scott, forty-two years old, vice president of the Daughters of Veterans and prominent in the patriotic and musical circles of the city, died Saturday at her home, 418 11th street northeast. Funeral services are to be held tomorrow morning at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Special services are to be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the residence by the Daughters of Veterans, and at 3 o'clock at the residence by the Daughters of Veterans and at 8:30 o'clock by the auxiliary of Cushing Camp, Sons of Veterans.
Mrs. Scott was a native of this city, having been born February 12, 1873 the daughter of William G. and Elmira Burgess. She was married to Gurnon R. Scott, May 18 1909. Her husband is a past commander of Cushing Camp, Sons of Veterans.
Her husband and a small son are living.
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