He was a son of John Burlend and Rebecca Burton. He entered the Mexican War as a private on May 22, 1847 in Alton, Madison County, Illinois and was killed in an affray on march near Rock Corral, New Mexico.
He was a private in Captain Kinman's Company, First Regiment IL Volunteer Militia. His father claimed his Bounty Land Warrant after the death of his son.
His exact burial location is unknown.
He was a private in Captain Kinman's Company, First Regiment IL Volunteer Militia. His father claimed his Bounty Land Warrant after the death of his son.
His exact burial location is unknown.
He was a son of John Burlend and Rebecca Burton. He entered the Mexican War as a private on May 22, 1847 in Alton, Madison County, Illinois and was killed in an affray on march near Rock Corral, New Mexico.
He was a private in Captain Kinman's Company, First Regiment IL Volunteer Militia. His father claimed his Bounty Land Warrant after the death of his son.
His exact burial location is unknown.
He was a private in Captain Kinman's Company, First Regiment IL Volunteer Militia. His father claimed his Bounty Land Warrant after the death of his son.
His exact burial location is unknown.
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