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Name of Cemetery: Mountain Lake Cemetery, Burlington
Twp.
Read By: Kenneth Chapman, Jr. & Pat Raymond
Date Read: July 24. 1999
Typed By: Pat Raymond
Location: East side of County Road 08069 between the east and
west intersection of County road T 522
Other comments: Last read by Edna Foster Watson & Ellen R. Glueck
in 1979
| A - C | D - K | L - Sh | Si - Z | Additional Burials and information |
FROM NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS
DONE BY: Edna Foster Watson
At least some of these entries represent burials recorded in Mountain Lake Ceemtery but not marked with a monument
BRAD. JOURNAL – June 12. 1897
Campbell, Mrs. Joseph A. - Towanda - d. Wed. Age 29
June 3. 1897
Wilson, Hal s/o John Wilson - Frankindale – d. May 29 – drowned - age 4
CANTON SENTINEL – Oct. 20, 1921
Dibble, Alexander - Canton - d. Oct. 11 - age 24
TROY GAZETTE REGISTER - May 13, 1926
Post, Jennie Thurston - d. May 10 – Elmira – age 61 – born in Burlington
Sept. 23, 1926
Ross, Roy - Burlington - died Sunday - Survived by wife and 2 children: Doris and Clifford, 1 brother L.D. of Burlington, 1 sister Mrs. Joseph Blackwell
Dec. 8, 1927
Brown, Mrs. J. M. - Burlington - d. Dec, Mills Hospital, Towanda - age 61 Survived by husband, 1 son Rodney. A son Charles died 9 years ago.
BRADFORD STAR - Oct. 6, 1898
Davis, Child of U.S. Davis – Bourne’s Mills – buried Sunday – died Friday - age 9 months
Jan. 28, 1897
Darrow, Cortland - W. Burlington - d. Jan. 22 - age 45
Sept. 8, 1898
Hall, Child of U. G. Hall - S. Smithfield - buried Saturday
Jan. 3, 1901
Campbell, Florence D. Daughter of Joseph – Towanda - d. Dec. 27 - age 7
Oct. 11, 1906
Freeman, Albert - died Plainfield, N.Y. - born-Dec. 16, 1855 - survived by wife
March 28, 1907
Booth, Eliza w/o late Horace booth - died March 11, - age 80 at her daughters, Mrs. Jos. Loomis – W. Franklin - survived by 1 son and 2 daughters.
March 28, 1907
Lewis, Charles - died March 23 at his son, Volney in Athens - age 72 - of Susq. Co. – survived by Daughter Mrs. Geo. H. Stroud
Oct. 15, 1908
Madigan, Michael - son of Frank of Ireland – age 76 - survived by 4 sons & 2 daughters
Oct. 13, 1910
Herrington, Mrs. Alonzo - died Oct. 7, at son John in Burlington - survived by 2 sons.
May 11, 1911
Guthrie, Mrs. M. O. – died May 7 in Leona, age 33 – d/o H. P. Mead of Towanda Survived by husband, 2 sons, father, 2 brothers and 2 sisters.
Feb. 29, 1912
Hall, Weltha B. Wife of Charles M. Died Feb. 22, Evergreen – age 29 (Nee: McNeal – Towanda) Survived by parents and several brothers and sisters
May 1, 1913
Smith, Mrs. Lillian - died April 24 - age 59 at sisters, Mrs. Stephen Gernert of Columbia Cross Roads
July 31, 1913
Selleck, Daniel – died W. Burlington Twp – Thurs. July 15, by house fire – survived by children:
Lyman, Edsell, Fred, Henry, Mrs. Grant Fletcher, Mrs. Mary McGill – Co. B 207 PV
BRADFORD STAR - Oct. 2, 1913
Rollison, Mrs. Sarah - died Sept. 27 at son – Philip in Columbia Cross Roads, age 77.
Feb. 26, 1914
Bailey, Valentine A. – Overshot – died Feb. 25, survived by father & one brother.
Aug. 27, 1914
Allen, Mrs. Hugh – Granville Summit - died Aug. 16 – survived by husband and infant son.
July 9, 1914
Price, Matilda, wife of Ezra Price - died June 29, 1914 – daughter of Henry & Weltha Rutty Strope Survived by daughters Mrs. O. C. Soper, west Burlington & Mrs. John Bennett – Highland
Oct. 29, 1914
Slater, Clark - died Oct. 25, Burlington - survived by wife and 4 sons.
July 22, 1915
Williams, Coryell - died July 16, in West Franklin
Sept. 30, 1915
Wright, Sarah d/o Williams - Towanda Twp. – died Sept. 28 - age 14 – Survived by Parents 2 brothers and 3 sisters.
Nov. 30, 1916
McDonald, Richard, died Nov. 24 – Franklin – age 70 – survived by wife, 4 sons & 2 daughters
Jan. 3, 1917
Booth, James – died Dec. 21, Monroeton – age 68, survived by 1 brother & 1 sister.
May 9, 1918
Nichols, Smith d. May 4, Burlington – age 76 – 50th NY Eng.
Dec. 5, 1918
Mahan, Mrs. Melisa – Towanda – died Nov. 30 – Glenwood – survived by 2 brothers.
Apr. 15, 1920
Lewis, Harriet E. W/o John – died Apr. 16 – age 75 at Binghamton Hospital
Apr. 28, 1905
Wiggins, Ruth – d/o Charles H. – W. Franklin – died April 21 – 5 months.
Dec. 1, 1904
Deschoux, Alexander – died Nov. 28 – Burlington Twp. – age 81 – survived by granddaughter Loella Arnold of Towanda.
BRADFORD STAR – April 13, 1905
Lewis, William – Apr. 6 – Powell – age 69 – survived by wife, 3 sons & 3 daughters
DAILY REVIEW – November 26, 1960
Strope, Mrs. Helen – died yesterday at Jacksonville, Fla, formerly of Towanda. Survived by: 2 daughters – Mrs. Sarah Fox of Buffalo and Mrs. Rachel Dickerson of Florida 2 brothers – Leonard Strope and Orman Strope of Towanda
Wyalusing Rocket - Sept. 30, 1914
Phillips, Armena Baxter, wife of late David W. Phillips, daughter of Nathan and Harriet Baxter Died Sept. 23 at daughters, Mrs. A. E. Stevens – Wyalusing - age 63, born in Ghent, Husband died 5 years ago. Survived by sons: Berdell of Burlington, Paul J. Of Newark, NJ, Jesse B. Of Wellsburg, NY 3 daughters: Josephine Stevens of Wyalusing, Irene Wilson Of Elmira, Lena Spencer of Newark, NJ - 1 brother, Jay Baxter - 1 sister Mrs. Florence Wright
I would like to add the real names to two burials at the Mountain Lake Cemetery, Burlington Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania. I have included the research done through your wonderful site.
Pierce, Elsie C.
- (Whitehead) 1st wife of H. Wayne
Pierce, Frankie R.
- (Ross) 2nd wife of H. Wayne
Pierce, Henry Richard - son of H. Wayne
While researching the David A. Ross family, I found the following newspaper clipping:
Mr. and Mrs. Harry LOSEY and little daughter, Agnes, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. ROSS.
In 1920 in Elmira, Chemung County, NY, L. Harry and Frances LOSEY were living with his parents and their two daughters Agnes and Clara.
I found Clara LOSEY with her mother and second husband H. Wayne PIERCE in the 1930 Burlington Census. Looking further, I found the wedding announcement of his first marriage in the Troy Register of Thursday, 03/31/1904 as follows:
Mr. H. Wayne PIERCE of Burlington and Miss Elsie WHITEHEAD of Mountain Lake, were united in marriage Wednesday evening at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whitehead by the Rev. W. P. Miller, pastor of the M. E. church in Burlington. The bride was attended by Miss Katherine Vroman, and Mr. Howard Whitehead, a brother of the bride, acted as best man, and little Miss Ruth Rose as flower girl. About 70 friends witnessed the ceremony and attended the reception afterward. Mr. Pierce is a son of Mrs. Marion Pierce. Both are well known around this vicinity.
The little Miss Ruth Rose could be Ruth ROSS his future second wife’s younger sister who would have been 6 years old at the time. Just a thought as they did all live in Burlington.
Thanks again for all you hard work.
Clare Ross Brown
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