Henry Burbeck collection, undated.

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Henry Burbeck collection, undated.

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Undated copy of long letter by Burbeck reflecting his personal life; articles written about him for publication, including one by author Axel Josephsson; plan of cemetery lot at Cedar Grove Cemetery; written genealogy of the Caldwell family (family of Burbeck's wife, Lucy Caldwell (Rudd) Burbeck); and memorial to their son, William Henry Burbeck, from Sons of the American Revolution, of which he was a member.

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New London County Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 6910527

New London County Historical Society

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