Nora May Burke b. 1 JAN 1888 Le Mars, Plymouth, Iowa, United States d. 15 JUL 1955 Durango, La Plata, Colorado, United States: Jacob Strong Family

1888 - 1955

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Birth 1 Jan 1888 Le Mars, Plymouth, Iowa, United States [2, 3]

Gender Female

Died 15 Jul 1955 Durango, La Plata, Colorado, United States [4]

Buried Silverton, San Juan, Colorado, United States [5]

Person ID I2642 Jacob Strong and Sarah Hill

Last Modified 26 Apr 2013

Father William Walter Burke, b. Abt 1862, , , Ohio, United States , d. Yes, date unknown

Mother Jane Jennings, b. 26 Jul 1867, , Shelby, Illinois, United States , d. 23 Dec 1946, Silverton, San Juan, Colorado, United States

Married 5 Sep 1886 Le Mars, Plymouth, Iowa, United States

Family ID F987 Group Sheet

Family Herbert William Lugg, b. 8 Apr 1889, Silverton, San Juan, Colorado, United States , d. 8 Sep 1947, , San Juan, Colorado, United States

Married 5 Sep 1909 Silverton, San Juan, Colorado, United States [6, 7]

Children

	1. Gladys June Lugg, b. 23 Jun 1910, , , Colorado, United States , d. 29 Mar 1969
	2. Vivian Mary Jane Lugg, b. 26 Jan 1916, Silverton, San Juan, Colorado, United States , d. 19 Feb 1990, , , Colorado, United States
	3. Lavaughn Marquerite Lugg, b. 27 Nov 1920, Silverton, San Juan, Colorado, United States , d. 22 Dec 1931, Silverton, San Juan, Colorado, United States

Family ID F1169 Group Sheet

Notes	Silverton Standard Silverton, San Juan County, Colorado 1920 Jan 24, Pg. 1 "Mrs. Bert Lugg and children were visitors from Eureka Saturday to see her brother, John Turner, who had the misfortune to slip and rebreak his ankle." Buried in Hillside Cemetery

Sources

[S400] Census: 1900, Nebraska, Douglas, AncestryLibrary.com., Omaha, Ward 5, Roll T623924, Pg 4A, ED 49.
[line number] 37, [street] Sherman Ave, [house no.] [2-family no.] 90, [3-name of each person whose place of abode on June1, 1900, was in this family]

Turner, Ed [4-relationship to head], Head [5-color or race], W [6-sex] M, [7- month and year of birth] May 1861, [8-age, last birthday] 39, [9-marital status] M, [10-years of present married] 7, [13-birthplace of person unreadable] , [14-father’s birthplace] New York, [15-mother’s birthplace] Louisiana, [19-occupation] Day Loborer, [20-months not employed], 0, [22-can read] Yes, [23-can write] Yes, [24-can speak English] Yes, [25-own/rent], R [27-farm/house] H

__________, Jennie, [4-relationship to head] Wife, [5-color or race], W [6-sex] F, [7- month and year of birth] July 1867, [8-age, last birthday] 32, [9-marital status] M, [10-years of present married] 7, [11-children born] 5, [12-children living] 4, [13-birthplace of person unreadable] , [14-father’s birthplace] Pennsylvania, [15-mother’s birthplace] Ohio, [22-can read] Yes, [23-can write] Yes, [24-can speak English] Yes

Burke, Nora, [4-relationship to head] Step Daughter, [5-color or race], W [6-sex] F, [7- month and year of birth] Jany 1888, [8-age, last birthday] 12, [9-marital status] S, [13-birthplace of person unreadable] , [14-father’s birthplace] Ohio, [15-mother’s birthplace] Illinois, [19-occupation] At School, [21-months at school] 7, [22-can read] Yes, [23-can write] Yes, [24-can speak English] Yes

__________, Willie, [4-relationship to head] Step Son, [5-color or race], W [6-sex] M, [7- month and year of birth] Mch 1891, [8-age, last birthday] 9, [9-marital status] S, [13-birthplace of person unreadable] , [14-father’s birthplace] Ohio, [15-mother’s birthplace] Illinois, [19-occupation] At School, [21-months at school] 7, [24-can speak English] Yes

Turner, Harry, [4-relationship to head] Son, [5-color or race], W [6-sex] M, [7- month and year of birth] Apr 1894, [8-age, last birthday] 6, [9-marital status] S, [13-birthplace of person unreadable] , [14-father’s birthplace] Iowa, [15-mother’s birthplace] Illinois, [19-occupation] At School, [21-months at school] 7, [24-can speak English] Yes

__________, John [4-relationship to head] Son, [5-color or race], W [6-sex] M, [7- month and year of birth] Oct 1898, [8-age, last birthday] 1, [9-marital status] S, [13-birthplace of person unreadable] , [14-father’s birthplace] Iowa, [15-mother’s birthplace] Illinois

Ruth, Liddie, [4-relationship to head] Sister, [5-color or race], W [6-sex] F, [7- month and year of birth] Nov 1873 [8-age, last birthday] 26, [9-marital status] M, [10-years of present married], 11 [11-children born] 2, [12-children living] 2, [13-birthplace of person unreadable], [14-father’s birthplace] New York, [15-mother’s birthplace] Louisana, [22-can read], Yes [23-can write], Yes [24-can speak English] Yes

__________, Letta, [4-relationship to head] Niece, [5-color or race], W [6-sex] F, [7- month and year of birth] Nov 1889, [8-age, last birthday] 10, [9-marital status] S, [13-birthplace of person unreadable] , [14-father’s birthplace] Pennsylvania, [15-mother’s birthplace] Iowa, [19-occupation] At School, [21-months at school] 7, [22-can read] Yes, [23-can write] Yes, [24-can speak English] Yes
Date: between 2 June 1900 and 4 June 1900
[S347] Census: 1930 Colorado, San Juan, Ancestry.com., Eureka, Dist. 5, ED 56-5.
Age 42 in 1930 Census

Date: 2 April 1930
[S402] Birth Index: Iowa, Le Mars, FHL Film 1,412,086, Book 1, Pg. 240.
Register of Physicians
[When Registered] Jun. 11 1942
[name] Burke, Nora May
[Date Birth] Jan 1, 1888 Le Mars, Ia
[Father's name & Residence] William Walter Burke Bell Mountain, Ohio
[Race] White
[Mother] Jennie Jennings
[Place of Birth] Messa County Ia
[S282] E-Mail from June Carroll.
Research by Freda Carley Peterson, May 25, 2008)LUGG, NORA BURKE – Died 1955Wife of Herbert William "Bert" LuggMother of Gladys June, Vivian Mary Jane and Lavaughn Marguerite LuggDaughter of Jane “Jennie” Jennings Burke TurnerGranddaughter of John and Mary Ann Wilson Jennings (11) - Jan 1, 1888 - July 15, 1955 (approximately) - Age 67 YearsSilverton lost one of its long time and highly respected citizens when Nora died at Mercy Hospital in Durango following an illness of over a year and hospitalization of ten months.
She was born in LeMars, Iowa, the daughter of William and Jane “Jennie” Jennings Burke. Other Burke children were William Walter Burke and a little girl, Frances, who died in infancy. No further information was recorded for the father, William Burke. Nora's mother, Jennie, married Edward Howard Turner (sometimes called H.A. Turner) in 1892, and the family moved to Silverton in 1901. Nora attended the Silverton school, and in 1909 she and Bert Lugg, a well known Silverton man who at that time was employed by the town of Silverton, were married. They were blessed with three daughters, Gladys June, Vivian Mary Jane and Lavaughn Marguerite. Tragically, Lavaughn died in 1931 when she was eleven years old, and Nora's husband, Bert, died in 1947. Both are buried at Hillside.
Nora's survivors were her daughters, Gladys (Mrs. Carl Larson) and Vivian (Mrs. Bill Loftus), grandchildren, Carleen and Vaughn Larson, Bonnie Jo and Michael Loftus, and her half-brothers, Harry "Fatty" and John Turner, well known Silverton men. The funeral was held at St. Patrick’s Church, Rev. Jerome Rykowski officiating, and burial was at Hillside beside her husband and daughter, Lavaughn, and near other family members. Pallbearers were John Foreman, John Bonaventura, Renaldo "Snarky" Andreatta, Angelo Dalla, Phil McCluskey, Sr. and Nick Heidy.
Date: 8 June 2008
[S346] Cemetery: Colorado, San Juan, Hillside Cemetery, Silverton, http://www.silvertonhillside.com.
LUGG, NORA BURKE - (Mrs. Herbert William "Bert" Lugg); Mother of Gladys June, Vivian Mary Jane and Lavaughn Marguerite Lugg; Daughter of Jennie Jennings Burke Turner; Granddaughter of John and Mary Ann Wilson Jennings - Jan 1, 1888 - July 15, 1955 (approximately)
[S873] Marriage Records: Colorado.
State of Colorado Division of Vital statisticsDenver Public library, microfilmHerbert Lugg married Nora Burke on 5 Sep 1909 in Silverton, San Juan County, CO
[transcribed by June Carroll]
[S377] Newspaper: Colorado, San Juan County, www.coloradohistoricnewspapers.org., Page 3.
Last Sunday Miss Nora Burke, step-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Turner, became the happy bride of Bert Lugg, a popular Silverton boy. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. C. Hacke at the Congregational church. The band boys were out in full force to start the happy couple down the stream of life amidst the strains of the sweet serenade. The Standard joins their many friends in wishing for them a life of joy and happiness.
Date: 11 September 1909