Burdick Historic Photos

There are lots of historic Burdick family photos lying around. Click on the small coat of arms beside each description to see the photos. (Note: some of the images may be large and take a few minutes to download.)

William Mansfield Burdick Harcourt and family. Courtesy of Susan Welsh (swelsh3@earthlink.net) .

Steven Yates' mother (Florence Burdick) and grandfather (Abraham Burdick) from around 1900. Abraham came from western Penn. and was born around 1860-1865. Courtesy of Steve Yates (SYATES@CFL.RR.COM) .

Henry and Saddie Burdick and their son and grand children in Marquette, Michigan. Courtesy of Milt Burdick (milters1@juno.com) .

Postcards of Burdick Steet in Kalamazoo, Michigan, in 1906 and 1915. Courtesy of Akemi Padgett (akemip@comcast.net) .

Copy of a 1944 Rippon, Wisconsin newspaper article about the Shadrach Burdicks of Green Lake/Ripon and their farmhouse. The second picture is Ted (Ted is the little boy in the article) and Adeline Burdick celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary, with the house in the background. Courtesy of Kathy Harvey (fharvey@wi.rr.com) . Kathy's great grandmother was Shadrach Burdick's daughter Sarah.

Pages from Lt. Frank Burdick's bible, carried into battle during the Civil War. Courtesy of Connie Johnson (conniej@hrfn.net) .

Photo of JR Welsh (lower left) taken during World War II, probably in New Guinea, Philippines or Japan. One of the others is a Burdick, but which one is a mystery. Courtesy of Susan Welsh (swelsh3@earthlink.net) .

Stan Burdick, Curator of The Hague Cartoon Museum. Courtesy of David Kendall Martin (martind@westelcom.com) .

Photos of Amos Stanton and Prudence Adaline (Dean) Burdick. Courtesy of David Henley (dave@henley.ws) .

Photos of Peleg Clarke Burdick (1088) and wife, Mary Burdick. If you recognize these people, please contact Jim Street (jstreet@eircom.net) .

George Rowland Burdick fought in World War I in France. He fell in love with Rose Marche and had a child, Lucy. George returned to America for medical treatment and died at the Naval Hospital in Brooklyn, NY on October 15, 1929. The note is one he wrote to Rose shortly before his death. The greeting cards are from friends and/or family. If you are a relative of George Rowland Burdick or know of his family, please contact Laurent Chesneau (qwesii@wanadoo.fr) , his great-grandson, in Paris.

Rodney Burdick sewed a Family History Quilt featuring the family of Clark and Clarissa (Crandall) Burdick of Burdickville, RI who are recognized as Revolutionary Patriots by the Sons of The American Revolution (SAR). The quilt includes pictures of Clark, Clarissa and 11 of their 18 children! Rodney won Second Place in the Amateur Wall Hanging Category in the Ogallala Quilt Festival in Dimmitt, Texas. Courtesy of Rodney Burdick (rodneyburdick@hotmail.com) .

Charles Mortimer Burdick, b.13 Mar 1873, Town(s)ville PA, as a child (front, center). He's changed his surname to Vincent around 1904. The man on his right, with his legs crossed is probably George Burdick, Charles' father. The other man is one of George's brothers.Charles' mother was supposedly of Chippewa Indian descent (Eveline Mattison Burdick) and the lady standing behind the unknown man appears to be Indian in appearance. Eveline was born 1 June 1855, Bear Lake PA, died 8 Sept 1878, Town(s)ville, PA. The larger woman may be one of George's sisters. DO you know more about the people in this photo? If so, please write. Courtesy of Marion Vincent (CHASMARVINCENT@peoplepc.com) .

Christopher Chance's great grandfather Burdick, as a child and adult. Also, one of Christopher's monther, Jacqueline L. (Jackie) Burdick. Courtesy of Christopher Chance (bronzetiger01@yahoo.com) .

Gary Burdick's web site of historic family photos. Please help him identify family members. Courtesy of Gary Burdick (seafox@cableone.net) .

Photos of Ora Joan Greene Green and Fannie Adel Burdick. Courtesy of Elaine Greene (GrandMag@aol.com) .

Photos of Marcus Burdick and George Burdick and families. Courtesy of Heather Meredith (Merediths3@msn.com) .

Photo of unknown Burdicks. Do you know who this couple may be? Courtesy of Dawn Marie Buell (jdbuell@mei.net) .

Burdick/Cobb Reunion, 1910. Jenny, mother of Lena Burdick Manno, is on the far left with the dark dress and locket; the twins Evelyn and Evan are on the left, two little ones in front who are held by Lena on the left and Pearl on the right, possibly Harry in a suit and hat to the right of Jenny, squatting down. This picture was taken around 1910. Grandma Cobb and Grandma Burdick side by side sitting, standing back Mandy Murphy and Uncle Jean and Lena. The picture was taken at Burnwood across the road by Grandma and Grandpa Cobbs place in the woods. You can do a family search for Jenny's lineage...Noah Cobb Jr. b. June 1, 1806 Orange Co., NY. and Elizabeth Lowry, b. Jan 1, 1809 whose son William Washington Cobb b. July 4, 1834, was married to Mary M. Allen b. May 18, 1836. Some of the Cobbs were prominent whalers by trade. Courtesy of Carol Sinclair (sinclairc002@hawaii.rr.com) .

Photo of 1795 sign for the newly opened Coggeshal & Burdick show store in Newport, RI. Courtesy of Elizabeth Burdick (lizb2550@comcast.net) .

Photo of the house where Jane Skwirut was born in Clifford, PA (Jane's mother was Adelia Rosamond Burdick). Written on back: "Grandma & Grandpa Burdick, Dad (Ralph), Uncle Verne, & Uncle Nell & family" . Courtesy of Jane Skwirut (hskwiru1@tampabay.rr.com) .

Photo of unknown Burdicks. Probably from Alfred, NY circa 1890-1900. Courtesy of Carol Reppard (chacar@empireone.net) .

Norman Burdick, skydiving on his 90th birthday. October 1, 2006, Lubbock, TX. Courtesy of Rodney Burdick (rodneyburdick@hotmail.com) .

Mary Stewart, taken at the Avery’s Studio in Pulaski, New York.  The photograph appears to have been taken in the 1860’s or 1870’s with Mary likely in her 20’s at the time.  In addition to her name, someone has written “whose Mother Elmira HUBBARD STEWART was sister of Caroline HUBBARD wife of Daniel J. BURDICK, Grandfather of Bertha HUTCHINS CHASE". Contact Howard Burdick (howard@burdickfamily.org) .

These handwritten notes were found in the bible of Mable Irene (Miller) Rogers. They were probably written by Florence Josephine Joiner and later added to by Mabel. Contact Barbara Cagle (barbaracagle@gmail.com) . You can see all of Barbara's images of scanned documents at http://www.cagleonline.com/.

Dyer W. Burdick, Civil War soldier. Back of photo reads: "Dyer W. Burdick, Camp Randale, Co. H 16th. Reg., Wis. Vols., Aged 18 years, Remember me father when this you see written by your son's hand. As it may stand when I am gone forever." Courtesy of Ileata Geer (lukenleda@windstream.net) .

Portraits of (probably) William Dennison Burdick (983) and his wife, Clarissa (Parks) Burdick. These were portraits taken from an album belonging to William's son, Charles William Burdick (2077). Charles' daugther, Thelma (Burdick) Engleright, passed them onto her son, Marc. Courtesy of Marc Engleright (marcmarlyn@netzero.net) .

Page from the Cleveland (Ohio) City Directory of 1900 showing Burdicks living in the city at the time. Courtesy of Charlotte Pressler (charpressler@earthlink.net) .

Portion of the deth certificate of Charles Burdick (born May 22, 1872) of Marysville, CA, showing father as Ed Burdick and mother as Harriet Castleman. If you know more about this family, please contact Jim Brannan. Courtesy of Jim Brannan (drivingalong@sbcglobal.net) .

Gravestones of Nellie Williard and Fred Johnson (Nellie is the author of "The Descendants of Robert Burdick of Rhode Island") in Norwich, NY. Courtesy of Stuart Burdick (sburdick1@mindspring.com) .