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Family Name |
Burdon |
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Other Names |
Josiah |
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Date of Birth |
20 March 1847 |
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Place of Birth |
East Bridgford, Nottinghamshire |
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Date of Death |
15 June 1923 |
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Place of Death |
Prospect, South Australia |
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Place of Burial |
Dudley Park Cemetery. (Grave no longer exists, but I have
an old photo of it) |
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Arrived in South Australia (date/ship etc.) |
8 August 1849 on “Emily” with his parents, two brothers
and two sisters |
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Lived in Prospect (dates) |
1849 to 1923 |
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Addresses in Prospect |
Lots 57 & 58 Lower North Road, Reepham |
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Names of houses (if any) |
Not known |
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Parents |
John Burdon (1805-1884) and Ann Burdon (nee Streets)
(1805-1866) |
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Spouse(s) |
Mary Ann Simmons (1879-1936) |
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Date(s) of Marriage(s) |
7 April 1879 |
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Place(s) of Marriage(s) |
Res. John Burdon, Islington |
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Children |
William Ernest :Lascelles (1880-1959), Alicia Heloise
(1881-1961), Albert Edward Oswald (1883-1962), Frederick Clarence Jacques
(1887-1965), Lincoln Arthur Leslie (1884-1889). |
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Occupation(s) |
Blacksmith |
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Interests |
Not known |
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Religion/Churches |
Primitive Methodist.. |
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Notes (points of interest etc.) |
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Sources of information |
S.A. Government records and enquiry of descendants of
his surviving children. |
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Principal
researcher(s) |
Glenn
Burdon. [email protected] |
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