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Caddo Co. Oklahoma - Civil War 
submitted by C.C.G.S. volunteer ccgs73005@yahoo.com
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Burge, Albert A. - Co G, 21st Ill. Inf. US, Co G, 96th Ill. 
Inf US. b unknown died 06-Nov-1924 
buried Memory Lane Cemetery. 
Enrolled 08-Feb-1864 at Waukegan, Ill. in Co G, 96th Ill. 
Inf.; transferred to Co G, 21st Ill. Inf.; mustered out 16-
Dec-1865 at San Antonio, Texas, as a private;
married 09-Sep-1877 at Augusta, Butler co., Kansas, Martha 
A. Aldrich;
four children - Alice, T.B. 'Bengie', unknown, and Jesse A. 
Burge. 


The Anadarko Tribune
Thursday, November 6, 1924
page 1 column 3

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR AGED
UNION VETERAN TO BE FRIDAY

Funeral services for Albert A. Burge, who died at his home 
at 102 East Kentucky avenue, at 9 o'clock this morning, 
will be conducted at the family home Friday afternoon at 2 
o'clock by Rev. Frank Beach. The G.A.R. will conduct the 
services at the grave and interment will be made by the 
Gish Funeral Home.

Mr. Burge was born in Waukegan, Ill., October 7, 1845. He 
served during the Civil war as a soldier in the Union army 
and had been an active member of the G.A.R. organization 
since coming to Anadarko in the pioneer days.

Mr. Burge is survived by his widow and one son, Ben Burge 
of Ponca City.

[Buried in Memory Lane Cemetery in Anadarko in the old 
section in block #16.]