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Family: BRUCE, Alfred William / BURNS, Sharolotha (F3190)

• Male BRUCE, Alfred William

  
  

  Birth	16 Jan 1879	West Boylston, Worcester, MA, USA
  Death	1955	Brookhaven, Suffolk, New York, United States
  Burial		Mount Vernon Cemetery, West Boylston, Worcester, MA, USA
  Marriage	25 Dec 1905  [1, 2]	West Boylston, Worcester, MA, USA  [1, 2]
  Other Spouse	VALENTINE, Edna Sarah | F77
  Marriage	16 Nov 1940	New York
  Father	BRUCE, William M | F2553 Group Sheet
  Mother	TILTON, Eliza R | F2553 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female BURNS, Sharolotha

  
  

  Birth	2 Sep 1876	Boylston, Worcester, MA USA
  Death	11 Aug 1939	539 W 141st Street, New York, New York, USA
  Burial	14 Aug 1939	Mt Vernon Cemetery, West Boyslton, Worcester, MA, USA
  Father	BURNS, William | F3433 Group Sheet
  Mother	Sarah | F3433 Group Sheet

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		Alfred Bruce - Charlotte Burns Marriage
  		Charoltte and Alfred Bruce
  		Bruce-Burns Wedding Invite Mr. & Mrs. Willim J Burns announce the marriage of their daughter Charlotte and Mr. Alfred W. Bruce on Monday the twenty fifth of December nineteen hundred and five West Boylston Massachusetts
  		Alfred Bruce - Charlotte Burns Marriage
  		Bruce-Burns Wedding Invite Mr. & Mrs. Willim J Burns announce the marriage of their daughter Charlotte and Mr. Alfred W. Bruce on Monday the twenty fifth of December nineteen hundred and five West Boylston Massachusetts

  
  

  Documents

  Alfred-Charlotte-Bruce-Illustration Let us sing a little song about the Bruces Let us celebrate that good old Scottish name Let’s immortalize their faces, There gentilities and graces In our own completely private Hall of Fame As to Charlotte, she’s petite and very gracious With a pleasant dash of sprightliness and fun She’s a clever raconteur And a penny connoisseur And she holds her own at bridge with anyone As to Alfred, he is straight and tall and brainy He’s a rootin’ - tootin’ engineering chief Oh, he makes the choo-choos choo And he plays pinochle too With an everlasting luck beyond belief Let us sing a little song about the Bruces May their clouds, if they have any, all disperse May the guiding star above ‘em Never leave ‘em for we love ‘em Which is why we up an busted into verse Presented to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Bruce, Jan 8, 1938

  
  

• Sources

  [S688] Person Monument Order, 1879 Alfred W. Bruce Their Son 1955-1877 Charlotte Burns His Wife 1939. [S847] Bruce/Burns Certificate of Marriage.

  
  

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