Obituaries of burlington people - Town of Burlington

he began to shovel he could hear him groan but he was dead before he could extricate him. Heleft a widow and one sister, Mrs. Albert Dowd also a father and mother. Burial inSouthwestCemetery, Canton, CT.BARNES, ELLEN ALLEN (Fuller) 83, of 59 South High St. New Britain, widow of WarrenI.Barnes, died 8-22-1976. Born in Middletown 1-11-1893, daughter of the late George H. &Janette (Clark) Fuller, she was a resident of New Britain for over 20 years. The granddaughterof two Civil War Veterans and a descendent of Edward Fuller, one of the signers of Gov.Bradford's Mayflower Compact over 300 years ago. She is survived by two sons, William H. ofBristol & Dr. Harold C. of Tampa, FL; a sister, Mrs. Lyla F. Andrews of New Britain; fourgrandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Burial at Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.BARNES ELLSWORTH W. 88, of 11 Grove St. Thomaston, former Burlington resident, (1-5-1908 9-4-1996) in Burlington a son of the late Wallace and Annie(Mason)Barnes. He has beena resident of Burlington most of his life (At West Chippens Rd. in the old stone house)prior tomoving to Thomaston 10 years ago. He leaves a sister, Mabel Drake of Harwinton, 3 nieces andnephews. Burial in West Cemetery, Bristol, CTBARNES, EVERETT DEWEY, 27, 5-3-1909 12-25-1936, of West Hartford, grandson of thelate "Aunt Nellie" and son of Mrs. Jennie Lamphere, formerly Mrs. Stanley Barnes, was killed inan automobile accident. Besides his mother he leaves a wife and baby boy. Burial in CenterCemetery, Burlington, CT.BARNES, FRANK, 77, of 690 Jerome Ave. Bristol, died 1-25-1964. He was born inBurlington, 7-17-1886 and came to Bristol 50 years ago, a dairy farmer. He leaves fourdaughters, Mrs. Leon E.Simpson. Mrs. David L.Snell and Mrs. Roland L.Brown, all of Bristol,and Mrs. Charles London of Glastonbury; a brother, Louis U.Barnes of Burlington; three sisters,Mrs. Wallace Blakeslee of Plymouth and Mrs. Ula Alderman and Mrs. Mildred Alderman, both ofBurlington; and eight grandchildren. Burial in Forestville Cemetery, Forestville, CT.BARNES, HERBERT W. 86, of Cheshire Road, formerly Avon first selectman, and a memberof the Burlington Board of Selectmen, died 4-20-1964. Born in New Hartford, he spent his youthin Nepaug, later living in Burlington 17 years and moving to Avon in 1924. He lived in Unionville28 years before moving to Prospect in 1961. Besides being active in town affairs, he spent mostof his life farming. He leaves his wife, Edna Butler Barnes; two sons, Weston L. of West Avonand Stuart B. of Wethersfield; a daughter, Mrs. William H.Vining of Prospect; a brother, BurtonW. of New Hartford; a sister, Bessie W. Barnes of Bristol; four grandchildren. Burial inSouthwest Cemetery, Canton, CT.BARNES, INGER K. 80, formerly of Stafford Springs, d.1-29-1999. She was the wife of PaulL.Barnes. Born in Denmark, 4-2-1918, she was the daughter of Peter & Johanne Mortensen.She came to the USA as a young girl and was raised in the Farmington area. She is survived by2 sons.Paul E. and David Barnes, both of Cleveland, OH; three daughters, Linda MarieSantiago of Lansing, MI, Karen E.Barnes of Stafford Springs & Kristine Louis; a brother, CarlMortensen of Manchester. She was predeceased by 2 sons, Carl & Peter. Burial in CenterCemetery, Burlington, CT.BARNES, ISAAC, a lifelong resident of Burlington, died 3-29-1909 of creeping paralysis. Hewas born in Burlington 6-8-1830, and lived in Burlington all his life with the exception of a fewyears spent in California during the gold excitement around 1853. Mr. Barnes was prominent intown affairs and represented Burlington in the Legislature in 1867. He had a meat business foryears and was also in the lumber business. He was the son of Amzi and Sophronia Barnes, whowere among the old settlers of Burlington. Mr. Barnes had been married twice. His first wife wasTheda Spencer of New Hartford. Four children were born to them. Georgia, a daughter, died atthe age of twenty one; A.M.Barnes of Cleveland, OH; Mrs. Kate Banning, Bristol andC.L.Barnes of New Britain. Mr. Barnes second wife who survives him is Nellie M.Smith ofBurlington. They had three children, C.S.Barnes of Bristol; I.S.Barnes of Burlington andL.M.Barnes of New Britain. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington CT.11