Obituaries of burlington people - Town of Burlington

of its cooking. At that time the present game laws did not exist and during season the Innalways had on hand about two dozen partridges as well as other game to serve to guests whogreatly prized the excellent game dinners it was possible to obtain at that place. Mrs. Hartiganwas the last of the family of the late Cromwell Barnes. Burial at Center Cemetery, Burlington,CT.HARTIGAN, CARL TRAVIS, 70, of Cornwall Road, husband to Alice (Clifford) Hartigan, died9-29-1993 while vacationing in Hawaii. Born in Burlington, 6-22-1923, son of the late William H.and Gertrude (Wagner) Hartigan, a life long resident of Burlington. He was the former ownerand operator of William R.Hartigan & sons Woodturning of Burlington. He enlisted in the ArmyAir Corp, a B-17 pilot of WW II. He was called to serve in the Korean Conflict with the U.S. AirForce. Besides his wife of 50 years, he is survived by a son, Timothy of Willimantic; twodaughters, Mrs. Bonny Current of Wolcott and Mrs. Heidi Creaturo of Moosup, a sister, Mrs.Helen Mullen of Burlington; 11 grandchildren. He was predeceased by his brother, Mr. RobertR. Hartigan. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.HARTIGAN GERTRUDE MARIE(Wagner) 46, wife of William Horton Hartigan, died 10-5-1938. She was the daughter of the late Karl and Margaret Wagner of Burlington, born in Gera,Germany, 3-4-1892. Besides her husband she leaves one daughter, Helen, Mrs. James Mullenof Waterville, Maine; two sons, Robert and Carl of Burlington and one sister, Mary Anderson ofTorrington. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.HARTIGAN, WILLIAM HORTON, 73, tax collector in Burlington for 42 years until hisretirement a year ago, (1883, 4-17-1956). He owned and operated the wood turning businessknown as William R.Hartigan and Sons, and was also well known as a fruit grower in this area.He was born in Burlington 1883, son of William H. and Annie (Barnes) Hartigan. He leaves adaughter, Mrs. James B.Mullen of Burlington; two sons, W.Robert of West Hartford and Carl T.of Burlington. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.HARTIGAN WILLIAM ROBERT, 65, of 1 Gold St. Hartford. Burlington town attorney for 18years and a senior member of the Hartford law firm, Day, Berry and Howard, died 1982. Born inBurlington (1916) where he resided most of his life. He was a U.S. Army Air Corps veteran ofWorld War II. He served as a B-17 Aircraft Commander with the 8th Air Force in England. Hewas shot down and wounded over France in October, 1943. He eluded capture and wasreturned to England by the French Underground. After the war he spent 4 years as pilot for PanAmerican Airways. In addition to his wife, Mary Jean (Afflick) Hartigan of Hartford, he leaves abrother, Carl Hartigan, a sister Helen Mullen both of Burlington; three sons; and fivegrandchildren. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.HARTIGAN, WILLIAM R. 71, died at his home 5-25-1923. He was formerly proprietor ofWoodland Hotel (Burlington Inn) and also a manufacturer of wood handles. He was born inBurlington 3-10-1852, the son of Thomas and Mary (Mills) Hartigan. He set up a business of hisown when only 17 years old, removed to Riverton after a few years, and later moved back toBurlington. In 1879 he married Annie S.Barnes. He leaves his wife, a son William HortonHartigan and 2 grandchildren, William Robert and Helen S. Burial in Center Cemetery,Burlington, CT.HAWLEY, HURON D. 28, son of William Hawley died at St. Francis Hospital of Pneumonia.(4-27-1889 1-20-1919)He leaves, besides his father, a sister, Mrs. Joseph Ogden of Westfield,Mass. a brother in the navy. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.HECTOR, WILLIAM F. 70, husband of Helen (Griffin) Hector of Old George WashingtonTurnpike, died 11-4-1978. (born 12-18-1907) In addition to his wife he is survived by fivedaughters, Mrs. Raymond (Holly) Cmiel of Burlington, Mrs. James (Audray) McCue of WestHartford, Mrs. Charles (Judith) Ford of Groton, Mrs. David (Maureen) Parker of Bristol and Mrs.Alan (Sharon) Cassidy of Tolland; a sister, Mrs. Frank Doolan of Waterbury; and 16grandchildren. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.HEIN, AUGUSTA W. 74, of Miller Road, died 1-1-1970. Born in Germany, she lived inBurlington the past 12 years. She leaves four sons, Emil C. of Unionville, Leo K. of Burlington,52