Burdick Family Gallery
Room III
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Children
of Henry Gamer, brother of Katherine (Gamer) Burdick. The names of the
children are unknown. In fact, not much is known about Henry. |
Note on the back: “Gerry
& Linda” Gerry is a daughter of Ann (Gamer) Wood, sister of Kate
(Gamer) Burdick. At the age of 7, in 1944, I thought Gerry was the most
beautiful woman in the world. |
Linda
at the age of 28 months. |
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Ansel
Burdick (1884-1964), Katherine (Gamer) Burdick (1890-1973) The occasion
is the wedding of granddaughter Patricia Thom and Pete Petros, Feb. 1958. |
Granddad
Ansel with Gary, Jackie, and Tim Burdick. Ansel is the son of Seth and
grandson of Abram Wesley. Springfield, OR, circa 1946 |
Ansel
Burdick is on the extreme rt. Next to him is Clara “Toots” (Gamer)
Sorenson. Next to her is Ansel’s wife, Katherine Burdick, sister of Clara.
Third from right in back is Soren Christian Sorenson, husband of Clara. |
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This is believed to be one of five steam-powered threshing machines owned by Seth Burdick. The man on the landing of the steam engine could well be Seth, who is the son of Abram Wesley Burdick, and grandson of Reed Burdick (1243 on page 503 of Nellie Johnson’s book). |
Another
rig owned by Seth Burdick. The caption reads, “Buster on the water tank,
Al Burdick engineer.” Al is Alvin Burdick, son of Seth. Buster is a mystery.
Chuckie Blaney found the photo. ** |
This
vivacious coquette is believed to be Grace
Burdick, daughter of Kate (Gamer) and Ansel Burdick. Circa 1927. |
*Contributed by Francis E. and
Doris Burdick, Valley City, ND.
**Cass County (ND) Historical
Society publication, Rural Cass County, the Land and People (Dallas, TX:
Taylor Publishing Co., 1976, p. 504)
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