Obituaries of burlington people - Town of Burlington

Marion W.Duquette of Burlington; two brothers, Joseph of Farmington and Henry of Bristol; fivesisters, Phyllis Jankoski of Bristol, Ethel Zekas of Farmington, Sophie Winters and MildredGerath, both of Collinsville, and Helen Turner of Farmington.Burial in Calvary Cemetery,Collinsville, CT.WINCHESTER, ELLA MAY Miss, 94, of Unionville died 10-5-1964. Born in Burlington, shelived in the Unionville area 60 years. She leaves a nephew, Robert of Winchester. Burial inCenter Cemetery, Burlington, CT.WINCHESTER, HENRY J. (1835, 12-10-1903) he leaves a wife Eliza, a son SamuelG.Winchester of Watertown and a daughter Ella, who resides with her parents. Burial in CenterCemetery, Burlington, CT.WINCHESTER, ROBERT E. 78, of 94 Lawndale Ave. died 1-19-1980. Born in Burlington 7-25-1901, he was a son of the late Samuel and Ella (Webster) Winchester. His family was one ofthe original settlers of Burlington. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Cora (Laing); two sons, Bruceof Wolcott and Ralph of Plantsville; a daughter, Lois Winchester of Bristol; and threegrandchildren. Burial in West Cemetery. Bristol?WITHAM, ERNEST N. 91, died at Daytona Beach, FL 1-20-1969. He was born inSouthington 10-10-1877, and spent his summers on Miller Road. He leaves a daughter, Mrs.Marion J.Mason of Curtiss Road, Terryville; seven grandchildren. Burial in Center Cemetery,Burlington, CT.WITHAM, JOSEPH G. of Burlington died 5-10-1904, after just reaching 80 years old. 3 sonsand one daughter survive him. Husband to Ann Sturges who died 1-23-1904. He fought in theCivil War. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.WITHE, INGA(Grau) 91, of Peoria, Ariz., widow of Stanley F. died 12-9-1992 at her home.She was born in Nordborg, Denmark, 1-20-1901. In 1924 she married Stanley in Denmark andcame to this country, where they lived on Barnes Hill Road for 55 years. She is survived by twodaughters, Ann Holmgren of Burlington and Jane Van Dusen of Boulder, CO, three grandsons,John Holmgren III, William Van Dusen and Jeff Withe; three granddaughters, Hilary Holmgren,Holly Klein and Liz Trahern, one great granddaughter.WITHE, STANLEY, 91, a former Burlington State Representative (1953-4, he spear-headedthe Withe Bill, banning fireworks in CT, very likely because of a firecracker killing the 12 year oldHurder boy in 1932.) and retired secretary of Aetna Life and Casualty, died 1-19-? at his winterhome in Sun City, AZ. His fondness of the northeast, made him a summer resident of NewHarbor, MA for the past 40 years. Born in Springfield, MA, he lived in Burlington (Barnes HillRoad) many years. He is survived by his wife, Inga (Grau) of Sun City, a son Stanley F. Jr. ofLos Angeles, CA; two daughters, Mrs. John (Ann) Holmgren of Burlington and Mrs. William(Jane) Van Dusen of Boulder, CO.WOLLMANN, ANNA GERTRUDE(Sandmiller) 84, died 6-22-1936. Born in Germany, in 1821and came to this country at the age of eight. She was married to Mr. John Pflueger. After hisdeath she married Mr. Ernest G.Wollmann on 10-11-1884. Besides her husband she leavesseven children and seven grandchildren. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.WOLLMANN, ANNA(Russell) 85, of 1466 Stafford Ave. Bristol, widow of Otto AlbertWollmann, died 2-21-1976. Born in Burlington, 1890, she lived here 51 years. She leaves adaughter, Mrs. Gertrude W. Rimmer of Bristol; a son Russell O. of Bristol; five grandchildren; 2great-grandchildren. Burial at Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.WOLLMANN, ERNEST G. 71, born in Saxony, Germany 5-3-1862, coming to America in1883, and settling in Hartland CT. On 10-11-1884, he married Mrs. Anna Gertrude (Pflueger),widow of John Pflueger; and nine years later he and family moved to Burlington, where heresided until his death 1-7-1936. He leaves three sons, Otto A. of Forestville; Frederick G. andErnest M. of Burlington; two daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Goodwin of Avon and Mrs. EmmaRosenbeck of Torrington; two step-sons, Carl Pflueger of Pine Meadow, and John of Burlington;a stepdaughter, Louise Pflueger of Burlington; three brothers, Herman of Portland and Williamand Gustavus of Hartford; and three sisters, Mrs. Amelia Seiffert of Burlington, Mrs. Augusta137