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Burge Naomi Elizabeth [Female] b. 17 DEC 1866 Hancock County, Mississippi - d. 31 AUG 1941

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Burge Alvin Turner [Male] b. 1 NOV 1885 Hancock County, Mississippi - d. 31 DEC 1954 Mississippi

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Wiggins, Mississippi. Woodlawn Cemetery Section "B" City of Wiggins. This Cemetery was originally established on land owned by James Madison Hatten one of the founding fathers of the City of Wiggins. The original cemetery is located on the north side of Parkway Drive (Hwy 29). There has been a number of expansion and today the cemetery is quite large with over two thousand graves. I have divided the cemetery into three sections, 'A'-north of Parkway Drive, 'B'-south of Parkway Drive and 'C'-corner of Fifth Street and Bond Avenue.

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Burge Artenes [Female] b. 16 AUG 1876 Hancock County, Mississippi - d. 26 JUL 1963 Mississippi

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Burge Albert William Thomas [Male] b. 8 FEB 1878 Hancock County, Mississippi - d. 5 FEB 1969 Mississippi

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Burge Martha Elvira [Female] b. 12 DEC 1889 Burgetown, Hancock County, Ms. (later became Pearl River County, ). - d. 25 AUG 1971 Tampa, Hillsborgh County, Fl.

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Burge Ophelia Inez [Female] b. JAN 1890 Pearl River County, Mississippi - d. ABT 1970 Pearl River County, Mississippi

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The story goes that Inez met Brunson, he carried her off to Texas, with guns ablazing, and sent the message back to the family that to come to Texas to get her was to die. Very romantic. He died of the Spanish Flu around 30 years old, Grandmother Bean remarried but I don't know to whom. She always said it was the only way she could get her kids back. Things got really bad for the family after Brunson died, the children except for the youngest Lacester were put in foster homes. Anyway, if you want to see the family stuff or contact Ms. Anderson just let me know. She died in her nineties in the 70's

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[George Washington Burge.FTW]

It is said by family members Mr. Smith went to the store one day and never returned home..

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