Obituaries of burlington people - Town of Burlington

Harold L. and H.Ernest, both of Farmington; three daughters, Mrs. Martha H.Brenner ofPlainville, Mrs. Edna H.Wacker of Burlington and Mrs. Alice H.Strong of Farmington, 17grandchildren. Burial in Riverside Cemetery, Farmington, CT.HEIN, LEO KARL 86, of Burlington, beloved husband of Muriel (Jones) Hein, passed away,Monday, (June 19, 2006). Born in New Britain, August 30th, 1919, son of the late Adolf andAugusta (Weber) Hein. Prior to retiring, he was an Electro-Mechanical Engineer with HeinEngineering. Throughout his life, from early spring until late fall, Leo could be found in hisgarden tending his crops to ensure a bountiful harvest for all the family. Leo loved to travelthroughout the United States, and was a proud and patriotic citizen. He was a United StatesNavy veteran of World War II and a former member of the Garibaldi Society. Besides his wife,he is survived by his three children, Leo Hein Jr. and his wife, Kathy of Burlington, Arlene VanLeer and her husband, Sidney of Colebrook and Judyth Hein of New Hartford; his sisters, AliceStrong of Farmington and Edna Wacker of Burlington; his brothers, Ernie Hein of Farmingtonand Harold Hein of Farmington; his grandchildren, Katherine, Leo, Jennifer, Sarah, Ronald,Sherrie, Darlene, Dean and Jesse; and ten great-grandchildren. He was pre-deceased by hissister, Martha and three brothers, Emil, Theodore, and Adolf. The family would like to thank thecaring staff at Ingraham Manor in Bristol for their thoughtful attention to Leo in the last months ofhis life. Friends may call at The Ahern Funeral Home, 111 Main St., Rt. 4, Unionville onThursday June 22 from 11 a.m. --1 p.m. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. in the AhernFuneral Home, followed by burial with full military honors in Riverside Cemetery, Farmington. Inlieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Bristol Visiting Nurses Association,195 Maltby St., Bristol, 06010.HENRY, EBEN R. 65, died 6-12-1920. He was born in Burlington in 1856. He lived in Avontill about a year ago. He leaves 3 brothers, William of Collinsville, Samuel of Enfield & James ofHartford, & 1 sister, Mrs. E.P. Baldwin of Burlington, 3 sons, Clayton of Collinsville, Erwin ofEast Hartford & Leon of New York, also 1 daughter Agnes of Enfield. Burial in Center Cemetery,Burlington, CT.HENRY, GEORGE W. 49, of Hartford and New Hartford died 1934. He was born inBurlington 8-27-1884, and was employed by the Connecticut Company. He leaves his wife,Myrtle(Seymour) four sons, Harold, Raymond, Donald and George W. Jr. all of New Hartford;three daughters, Mrs. Grace Beecher of Norfolk, Dorothy and Edna of New Hartford; a sister,Miss Esther of New York, and four brothers, Grover of Rocky Hill, Gilbert and Nathan of NewHartford. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.HENRY, HURON, 69, died 8-1-1913. He had been in Fitch's Home at Noroton for a fewyears, and last Friday was struck by a train near Noroton, and died the following day. He wasthe oldest and the first to die of several children. He was born in Scotland and came with hisparents, Mr. & Mrs. William Henry to this town when a child. He is survived by his wife, Marilla(Alderman) who lives in Burlington, two daughters, Mrs. Bertha Hemsted of Collinsville & Mrs.Della (Henry)Hanover of New Haven, a son Fred of New Haven. five brothers, John of Canton,James of Hartford, Samuel of Enfield, Ebenezer of Burlington, William of Collinsville, and asister Mrs. E.P.Baldwin of Burlington. Mr. Henry has been a carpenter all his life. He has served4 years during the Civil War under Admiral Farragut. Buried in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.HENRY, JAMES G. 93, died 4-24-1941. He lived at 27 Hazel St. Hartford, a well known sonof Burlington. He was the brother of the late Mrs. E.P.Baldwin and uncle to Herbert Baldwin, andwas born at the old Henry home in 1848. Mr. Henry grew up in Burlington. He leaves twodaughters, Mrs. George Cook of Hartford & Mrs. Harriet Gourlie of Thompsonville; one son,Robert G. Henry of Thompsonville. Burial in Thompsonville, CT.HENRY, JOHN T. 1854, 1-27-1914, was born in Canton, and spent most of his 59 years ofhis life in the town. Mr. Henry was one of several boys and one girl born to William Henry whowas in charge of the old powder Mill until it blew up many years ago. John was a carriagepainter by trade. He is survived by 4 brothers, William, of Collinsville, James of Hartford, Samuel53