Son of
Margaret Burton
Guy W. Burton, Sr.
Brother of
Genevieve Burton Sebastian Daidone 1899
Margaret R. Burton Theys 1904
Guy W. Burton, Jr. 1906
Raymond Burton 1908
John Burton 1909
Francis "Frank" Burton 1911
Mary Burton Haantz 1915
William Burton 1917
Sarah Burton 1919
George was a Private in the US Army. Stationed in Hawaii at the time of his death, he fell in a gully according to this death certificate. The army shipped his body to San Francisco and then to New York, for a military funeral at Cypress Hill National Cemetery.
Before joining the army George worked in a Mill. He never married or had children. George was the oldest son of the family. He was predeceased by his mother. He left his dad and 9 siblings at his death. Today George has many nieces and nephews.
A very special thank you to Ronzoni for taking the time to find and take the picture of George's grave stone. It was a very nice thing to do!
Margaret Burton
Guy W. Burton, Sr.
Brother of
Genevieve Burton Sebastian Daidone 1899
Margaret R. Burton Theys 1904
Guy W. Burton, Jr. 1906
Raymond Burton 1908
John Burton 1909
Francis "Frank" Burton 1911
Mary Burton Haantz 1915
William Burton 1917
Sarah Burton 1919
George was a Private in the US Army. Stationed in Hawaii at the time of his death, he fell in a gully according to this death certificate. The army shipped his body to San Francisco and then to New York, for a military funeral at Cypress Hill National Cemetery.
Before joining the army George worked in a Mill. He never married or had children. George was the oldest son of the family. He was predeceased by his mother. He left his dad and 9 siblings at his death. Today George has many nieces and nephews.
A very special thank you to Ronzoni for taking the time to find and take the picture of George's grave stone. It was a very nice thing to do!
Son of
Margaret Burton
Guy W. Burton, Sr.
Brother of
Genevieve Burton Sebastian Daidone 1899
Margaret R. Burton Theys 1904
Guy W. Burton, Jr. 1906
Raymond Burton 1908
John Burton 1909
Francis "Frank" Burton 1911
Mary Burton Haantz 1915
William Burton 1917
Sarah Burton 1919
George was a Private in the US Army. Stationed in Hawaii at the time of his death, he fell in a gully according to this death certificate. The army shipped his body to San Francisco and then to New York, for a military funeral at Cypress Hill National Cemetery.
Before joining the army George worked in a Mill. He never married or had children. George was the oldest son of the family. He was predeceased by his mother. He left his dad and 9 siblings at his death. Today George has many nieces and nephews.
A very special thank you to Ronzoni for taking the time to find and take the picture of George's grave stone. It was a very nice thing to do!
Margaret Burton
Guy W. Burton, Sr.
Brother of
Genevieve Burton Sebastian Daidone 1899
Margaret R. Burton Theys 1904
Guy W. Burton, Jr. 1906
Raymond Burton 1908
John Burton 1909
Francis "Frank" Burton 1911
Mary Burton Haantz 1915
William Burton 1917
Sarah Burton 1919
George was a Private in the US Army. Stationed in Hawaii at the time of his death, he fell in a gully according to this death certificate. The army shipped his body to San Francisco and then to New York, for a military funeral at Cypress Hill National Cemetery.
Before joining the army George worked in a Mill. He never married or had children. George was the oldest son of the family. He was predeceased by his mother. He left his dad and 9 siblings at his death. Today George has many nieces and nephews.
A very special thank you to Ronzoni for taking the time to find and take the picture of George's grave stone. It was a very nice thing to do!
