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"BB" Family Tree
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George Burgum and Family
George Burgum (in uniform) is standing above his parents Catherine (Dyball) Burgum and George Burgum ((1869-1940). Also in the photograph are brothers Harold, Leonard, Leslie, Alan and daughter Millie.
George Burgum (1897-1978)
George Burgum was born 22nd April 1897 at Islington, London. This photograph was taken in about 1915. George married Alice Norman 26th december 1919 at St Johns Church, Hammersmith, London. He died at Paddington 13th December 1978.
Alice (Norman) Burgum
Alice Norman was born 25th February 1898 and married George Burgum on 26th December 1919 at St Johns Church, Hammersmith, London. They had two children Catherine and George.
Catherine (Dyball) Burgum (1873-1903)
Catherine Louise Dyball married
George Burgum (1869-1940) at Holborn, London, in 1896. The couple had three children
George Burgum, born in 1897,
Harold Burgum, born at Fulham, London, in 1899 and
Leonard Burgum also born at Fulham, London, 15th March 1900. Catherine died in 1903. George remarried three years later and had children Leslie, Alan and Millie with Millie (Andrews) Burgum.
Hazel Doris (Croxson) Burgum (1918-2011)
Hazel Doris Croxson married
Alan Alfred Burgum at Hammersmith, in London, on 8th June 1941. Alan died in 1989. I had good fortune to meet them both and correspond with them (before the advent of e-mail!). This picture shows my last meeting with Hazel. Hazel was lovely, very engaging and very supportive of the family history. She slipped away peacefully at St Richard's Hospital on 5th March 2011 aged 92 years.
Hazel Doris (Croxson) Burgum (1918-2011)
Hazel Doris Croxson married
Alan Alfred Burgum at Hammersmith, in London, on 8th June 1941. Alan died in 1989. I had good fortune to meet them both and correspond with them (before the advent of e-mail!). This picture shows my last meeting with Hazel. Hazel was lovely, very engaging and very supportive of the family history. She slipped away peacefully at St Richard's Hospital on 5th March 2011 aged 92 years.
