Daughter of J Charles DICKEN (1833–?) and Mary L Dicken (1841–?)
Obituary - Pittsburgh Press July 8, 1946
She died at her home on Tennyson Avenue and was the widow of Albert Horne Burchfield who was the son of the original founders of the Joseph Horne Co.
Mrs. Burchfield is survived by a son, Albert Horne Burchfield Jr., two sisters, Mrs. J. M. Shields and Mrs. Jessie D. Maxwell, both of Pittsburgh, and three grandchildren.
Obituary - Pittsburgh Press July 8, 1946
She died at her home on Tennyson Avenue and was the widow of Albert Horne Burchfield who was the son of the original founders of the Joseph Horne Co.
Mrs. Burchfield is survived by a son, Albert Horne Burchfield Jr., two sisters, Mrs. J. M. Shields and Mrs. Jessie D. Maxwell, both of Pittsburgh, and three grandchildren.
Daughter of J Charles DICKEN (1833–?) and Mary L Dicken (1841–?)
Obituary - Pittsburgh Press July 8, 1946
She died at her home on Tennyson Avenue and was the widow of Albert Horne Burchfield who was the son of the original founders of the Joseph Horne Co.
Mrs. Burchfield is survived by a son, Albert Horne Burchfield Jr., two sisters, Mrs. J. M. Shields and Mrs. Jessie D. Maxwell, both of Pittsburgh, and three grandchildren.
Obituary - Pittsburgh Press July 8, 1946
She died at her home on Tennyson Avenue and was the widow of Albert Horne Burchfield who was the son of the original founders of the Joseph Horne Co.
Mrs. Burchfield is survived by a son, Albert Horne Burchfield Jr., two sisters, Mrs. J. M. Shields and Mrs. Jessie D. Maxwell, both of Pittsburgh, and three grandchildren.
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, Burial Date: 1946//, Ref: Cemetery Records
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