Obituaries of burlington people - Town of Burlington

several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by a brother, James Sawyer. Burial inCenter Cemetery, Burlington CT.. SCOVILLE, CHARLES A. 66, of 16 Henderson St. Bristol was found dead in his car onGeorge Washington Turnpike 12-11-1961 of natural causes. He was born in Burlington, aresident of Bristol for 17 years. A veteran of WW I. He leaves his wife, Vera (Perkins) Scoville; ason, Almon of Terryville; a daughter, Miss Muriel of Bristol; two sisters, Mrs. Eva Clayton ofBristol and Mrs. Marion Barnes of Hamden; two grandchildren. Burial in West Cemetery, Bristol,CT.SCOVILLE, CHARLES B. 83, of Burlington, died 1-11-1917 of pneumonia. He is survived byhis wife, Ellen M. and 8 children: Sherman B. & Mrs. David L.Scarrett of Burlington, Thomas L.of East Plymouth, Clyde C, William C. & Henry W. of Forestville, Mrs. M.J.Clarke of Chicago &Mrs. Francis S.Grant of East Haven. Another son died at the age of 21 on 3-1889. Also 17grand children & one great-grandson. Charles was born in Burlington, 7-9-1834 & was therefore83 years old. He was married on Christmas Day, 1864 to Ellen Maria Cleveland. They lived atthe foot of Johnny Cake Mountain. Mr. Scoville enlisted in the Civil War and served over a year.He was a farmer & dealer in wood & charcoal practically all of his life. Burial in CenterCemetery, Burlington, CT.SCOVILLE, SHERMAN B, 93, of 26 Henderson St. Bristol, died 3-15-1960 at the home of hisdaughter, Mrs. Eva Clayton. He was husband of the late Flora B. (Sanderson) Smith. He wasborn in Burlington 1-2-1867, the son of Charles and Ellen (Cleveland) Scoville. He remained inBurlington all his active life where he operated a dairy farm on Scoville Road until his farm wassold to the New Britain Water Co. some 30 years ago. He was a charter member of theWhigville Grange. He leaves three sons, Charles A. and Sherman C., both of Bristol, and Earl S.of Terryville; two daughters, Mrs. Eva Clayton of Bristol with whom he made his home, and Mrs.Marion Barnes of Hamden; 15 grandchildren. Burial in West Cemetery, Bristol, CT.SEIFFERT, EMELIE AUGUSTA(Wollmann) 77, died 5-2-1941 at her home in Burlington. Shewas born in Germany, in 5-5-1863, came to America in 1883, and has lived in Burlington forover forty years. (Her husband, Joseph died in 1924). She leaves seven children; threedaughters, Mrs. J. (Josephine) Habernak, who has always lived with mother, Mrs. W.J.Ryan ofWest Haven, Mrs. Joseph Fern of Hartford; four sons, William E. of Hartford; Henry ofSpringfield, MA; and Moxie & Herman of Burlington. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. OttoEscholtz of Springfield and Mrs. Emma Kern of Germany; three brothers, Herman Wollmann ofPortland, Gustav of Burlington & William of Hartford. Nine grandchildren. Burial in CenterCemetery, Burlington, CT.SEIFFERT, HERMAN R. 76, of 267 Plainville Ave. Unionville died 9-28-1974. Born inNepaug in 1898, he lived in the Farmington area all his life. He leaves a brother, Henry of Berlin;2 sisters, Mrs. Josephine Habernak of Unionville & Mrs. Anna Ryan of Avon. Burial in CenterCemetery, Burlington, CT.SEIFFERT, MOXIE J. 73, of Burlington-Harwinton Road, died 12-20-1959. Born in Hartland,has lived in Burlington and Harwinton, a Army veteran, WW I. He leaves two brothers, Henry C.Sr. of East Berlin and Herman of Unionville; three sisters, Mrs. Agnes Fern of Hartford, Mrs.Anna Ryan of West Haven and Mrs. Josephine Habernak of Unionville. Burial in CenterCemetery, Burlington, CT.SERGE, EMMA D.(Baker) 76, of Monce Road, wife to Michael died 10-20-1998. She issurvived by her 5 children, Diana Nadeau of Underhill, VT; Beverly Atkins of Colchester, VT;Susanne Baker of Big Fork, MT; Peter M.Serge of Manchester, CT and Pamela Cousteau of St.Albans VT; a sister, Maxine LeMaire of East Hartford; a brother, Stanley Baker of Alabama.Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington CT.SERGE, MICHAEL C. 77, of Monce Rd. husband to Emma, died 5-2-2001. He was born inWilson, 5-17-1923, son of Peter and Angelina(Ciampa)Serge. Michael was a self employedcarpenter and accomplished woodworker. He was a US Army Veteran of WW II. He is survivedby 4 children, Beverly Atkins of Colchester, VT; Susanne Baker of Huntington, VT; Peter Serge111