88. Edward Burd GRUBB. Born
on 17 Dec 1810 in Mt. Hope Furnace [now in Penn Twp], Lanc Co,
PA.[3],[47] Edward
Burd died in Burlington, NJ on 27 Aug 1867; he was 56.[3],[47]
Edward was one of the owners of the Cornwall ore mines. [3]
On 9 Nov 1837 when Edward Burd was 26, he married Euphemia Brown
PARKER, daughter of Isaac Brown PARKER & Maria VEAZEY.[3]
They had the following children:
i. | Edward Burd. Edward was of Edgewater Park, NJ, and was the United States Minister to Spain. [3] |
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ii. | Henry Bates. Of Burlington, NJ. [3] |
110 | i. | Harriet Brooke (1842-?) | |
ii. | Charles Brooke. Born on 6 Oct 1844 in Lanc Co, PA.[47],[48] Charles
Brooke died on 12 Nov 1911; he was 67. Charles died unmarried. [47] |
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111 | iii. | Mary Lilly Brooke | |
112 | iv. | Ella Jane Brooke (?-1920) | |
v. | Daisy Elizabeth Brooke. Born ? . Daisy Elizabeth
Brooke died on 10 Sep 1936 in Lanc Co, PA.[47],[48] [Note: Another source gives the
day of death as the 11th.]. In 1902 Daisy sold her interest in the Cornwall Ore Mines to the Penna. Steel Company, later pruchased by the Bethlehem Steel Company August 1, 1918. [47] Daisy E. B. Grubb was the last resident of Grubb Mansion built by her father, Clement Bates Grubb, in 1845/46 (today Musser Park) in Lancaster, PA. Daisy was one of Lancaster's leading society ladies. She was involved in children's causes and community projects. As a young woman in the Victorian era, Daisy had been engaged to a young man. Before the wedding, her fiancé was tragically killed in a hunting accident. An avid art student, legend has it that Daisy painted cherubs on the ceiling near the ballroom at the mansion at Mt. Hope and that she painted one of the cherub faces in the likeness of her financé. She spent time expanding the Mt. Hope mansion built by her grandfather, Henry Bates Grubb in 1800; and by 1895 she had enlarged the eight-room Federal style house into a 28-room Victorian manor. (The mansion at Mt. Hope is today Mt. Hope Estate and Winery.) Daisy never married. [48] |
i. | Daughter. |
i. | John Malcolm (Died as Child). |
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ii. | Elizabeth Gibson. [Note: Gilbert Cope in his history of the Grubb Family stated that he was indebted to Elizabeth for "many facts."] [3] On 3 Jun 1886 Elizabeth Gibson married Dr. Herbert NORRIS, in Philadelphia, PA.[3] |
i. | Caroline (Died as Infant). Born on 27 Nov 1856 in Lanc
Co, PA.[79] Caroline died on
9 Sep 1857 in Lanc Co, PA.[79] Buried
in Mt. Hope Episcopal Cemetery, Penn Twp, Lanc Co, PA.[79] |
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ii. | Henry Bates (Died as Infant). Born on 7 Apr 1859 in
Lanc Co, PA.[79],[82] Henry
Bates died in Lanc Co, PA on 22 Nov 1860; he was 1.[79] Buried
in Mt. Hope Episcopal Cemetery, Penn Twp, Lanc Co, PA.[79] |
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iii. | Alfred Bates. Born on 21 Aug 1861 in Lanc Co, PA.[79],[83] Alfred
Bates died in Lanc Co, PA on 7 Jul 1936; he was 74.[79] Buried
in Mt. Hope Episcopal Cemetery, Penn Twp, Lanc Co, PA.[79] |
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iv. | Ellen. Born abt 1864 in Lanc Co, PA.[84] Ellen
died ? . |
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v. | Annie. Born abt 1867 in Lanc Co, PA.[85] Annie
died ? . |
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vi. | Rosalie. Born on 19 Sep 1873 in Lanc Co, PA.[79] Rosalie
died in Lanc Co, PA on 29 Jul 1943; she was 69.[79] Buried
in Mt. Hope Episcopal Cemetery, Penn Twp, Lanc Co, PA.[79] |
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vii. | Harriet Amelia (Died as Infant). Born on 16 May 1877
in Lanc Co, PA.[79] Harriet
Amelia died on 27 Aug 1877 in Lanc Co, PA.[79] Buried
in Mt. Hope Episcopal Cemetery, Penn Twp, Lanc Co, PA.[79] |
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viii. | Peter (Died as Infant). Born on 16 Sep 1879 in Lanc
Co, PA.[79] Peter died on 14
Jun 1880 in Lanc Co, PA.[79] Buried
in Mt. Hope Episcopal Cemetery, Penn Twp, Lanc Co, PA.[79] |