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STATE OF NEW YORK )
COUNTY OF STEUBEN )
HARRY
K. BROWN, being duly sworn, says that he resides in the city
of Hornell, New York, and is a practicing attorney with his
offices at No. 98 Main Street in said city; that deponent formerly
lived at Almond, Allegany [sic] County, New York, and that he
knew Collin [sic] C. Burdick, an ex-soldier of the Civil War,
while he lived in Almond, New York; that he knew that said Collin
C. Burdick had four or five children and was personally acquainted
with Clark Burdick, an employee of the Erie Railroad Company
in the city of Hornell, N.Y. for the last 40 years; that deponent
knew Emily R. Burdick, who was the oldest daughter of said Collin
C. Burdick; that deponent has not seen said Emily R. Burdick
for about 20 years, but he knew her when she was a small child
and knew she was a daughter of said Collin C. Burdick, and he
has seen her at the home of Collin C. Burdick in Almond, N.Y.
Sworn to before me this )
) /s/
Harry K. Brown
16th day of May, 1932 )
/s/
Daisy S. Sturdevant
Notary
Public
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Affidavit by Harry K. Brown as to knowing Collins
C. Burdick
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