On 8 Sept 1897, 118 years ago, today, Joseph Edward Burbidge met his bride-to-be at a friend’s wedding reception. He arrived at the reception with his sister, Lizzie, and her husband, James Poulton. When he left, he left with Fanny.[1] … Continue reading →
I’ve been researching my Burbidge line and have come to my Great Great Grandfather David Robert Parry. I don’t have much personal knowledge of this particular family so I was in genealogy heaven when I found this article at Utah … Continue reading →
The bride wore “a dainty costume of white chiffon with trimmings of white satin and appliqué lace.”1 There were over 100 guests to welcome the newly married couple, Joseph Edward Burbidge and Fannie Parry, at a reception in the home … Continue reading →
“Juror Makes Effective Plea,” Salt Lake Tribune, 27 June 1901, page 5, column 3-4; digital images, Utah Digital Newspapers (digitalnewspapers.org : 5 March 2014). … Continue reading →
Invitation to the wedding reception of Joseph E. Burbidge & Fannie Parry
The Burbidge-Parry marriage license confirms the marriage of Joseph Edward Burbidge & Fanny L. Parry in Salt Lake County, Utah on 27 June 1901. They were both 25 years old and residents of Salt Lake City when they married.1 After … Continue reading →
Here are a few pictures from the family album of Joseph Edward and Fannie Louise (Parry) Burbidge , who raised their family of two boys during the early 1900’s. … Continue reading →
Burglar Shoots Young Boy in Salt Lake Home! On 2 December 1919, the Burbidge family of northern Utah opened their newspapers to discover that young Joe Burbidge, son of Joseph and Fannie, had been shot. The article reads as follows: Salt … Continue reading →