Born 1620 England
Died 1703 Aug 5 Hartford, CT
Burial Most likely A Cemetery or their lands in East Hartford/South Windsor, no documented proof. Center Cemetery in East Hartford where many of the Burnham's are interred did not open until 1709.
Father Richard Wright
Married 1645 Hartford, CT
Thomas Burnham 1617-1688 June 28
9 children
1. Richard Burnham
2. Burnham
3. Anna Burnham
4. John Burnham
5. Samuel Burnham
6. Rebecca Burnham
7. Thomas Burnham
8. William Burnham
9. Mary Burnham
The Burnham family had lived at Long Crendon since at least the early 1500s. Originally labourers, their fortunes improved during the course of the 16th and 17th centuries with several members of the English branch of the family becoming local attorneys from the mid-1600s until the early 19th century. There is no record of Thomas Burnham studying law in England but it seems probable. After he emigrated he married Anna Wright Burnham (1620 - August 4, 1703) in Hartford circa 1645. The daughter of Captain Richard Wright, she died in Hartford at the age of 83. Their children were all born in Hartford:[6]
Per Wiki
Elizabeth Burnham (?- December 2, 1720)
Mary Burnham (?- January 25, 1720)
Anna (Hannah) Burnham (? - March 1716/17)
Thomas Burnham (? - March 19, 1726)
John Burnham (?- April 20, 1721)
William Burnham (by 1649 - December 12, 1730)
Samuel Burnham (1650 - April 12, 1728)
Richard Burnham (1654 - April 28, 1731) - A blacksmith, he got into trouble mending guns for the Native Americans.[7] Frederick Russell Burnham is one of his descendents.[8]
Rebecca Burnham (1656 - ???)
SOURCES
U.S., New England Marriages Prior to 1700
Name: Thomas Burnham
Gender: Male
Birth Year: 1617
Marriage Date: 1640
Death Year: 1688
Marriage Place: New England, United States
Spouse's Name: Anna Wright
[Anna Wight]
Died 1703 Aug 5 Hartford, CT
Burial Most likely A Cemetery or their lands in East Hartford/South Windsor, no documented proof. Center Cemetery in East Hartford where many of the Burnham's are interred did not open until 1709.
Father Richard Wright
Married 1645 Hartford, CT
Thomas Burnham 1617-1688 June 28
9 children
1. Richard Burnham
2. Burnham
3. Anna Burnham
4. John Burnham
5. Samuel Burnham
6. Rebecca Burnham
7. Thomas Burnham
8. William Burnham
9. Mary Burnham
The Burnham family had lived at Long Crendon since at least the early 1500s. Originally labourers, their fortunes improved during the course of the 16th and 17th centuries with several members of the English branch of the family becoming local attorneys from the mid-1600s until the early 19th century. There is no record of Thomas Burnham studying law in England but it seems probable. After he emigrated he married Anna Wright Burnham (1620 - August 4, 1703) in Hartford circa 1645. The daughter of Captain Richard Wright, she died in Hartford at the age of 83. Their children were all born in Hartford:[6]
Per Wiki
Elizabeth Burnham (?- December 2, 1720)
Mary Burnham (?- January 25, 1720)
Anna (Hannah) Burnham (? - March 1716/17)
Thomas Burnham (? - March 19, 1726)
John Burnham (?- April 20, 1721)
William Burnham (by 1649 - December 12, 1730)
Samuel Burnham (1650 - April 12, 1728)
Richard Burnham (1654 - April 28, 1731) - A blacksmith, he got into trouble mending guns for the Native Americans.[7] Frederick Russell Burnham is one of his descendents.[8]
Rebecca Burnham (1656 - ???)
SOURCES
U.S., New England Marriages Prior to 1700
Name: Thomas Burnham
Gender: Male
Birth Year: 1617
Marriage Date: 1640
Death Year: 1688
Marriage Place: New England, United States
Spouse's Name: Anna Wright
[Anna Wight]
Born 1620 England
Died 1703 Aug 5 Hartford, CT
Burial Most likely A Cemetery or their lands in East Hartford/South Windsor, no documented proof. Center Cemetery in East Hartford where many of the Burnham's are interred did not open until 1709.
Father Richard Wright
Married 1645 Hartford, CT
Thomas Burnham 1617-1688 June 28
9 children
1. Richard Burnham
2. Burnham
3. Anna Burnham
4. John Burnham
5. Samuel Burnham
6. Rebecca Burnham
7. Thomas Burnham
8. William Burnham
9. Mary Burnham
The Burnham family had lived at Long Crendon since at least the early 1500s. Originally labourers, their fortunes improved during the course of the 16th and 17th centuries with several members of the English branch of the family becoming local attorneys from the mid-1600s until the early 19th century. There is no record of Thomas Burnham studying law in England but it seems probable. After he emigrated he married Anna Wright Burnham (1620 - August 4, 1703) in Hartford circa 1645. The daughter of Captain Richard Wright, she died in Hartford at the age of 83. Their children were all born in Hartford:[6]
Per Wiki
Elizabeth Burnham (?- December 2, 1720)
Mary Burnham (?- January 25, 1720)
Anna (Hannah) Burnham (? - March 1716/17)
Thomas Burnham (? - March 19, 1726)
John Burnham (?- April 20, 1721)
William Burnham (by 1649 - December 12, 1730)
Samuel Burnham (1650 - April 12, 1728)
Richard Burnham (1654 - April 28, 1731) - A blacksmith, he got into trouble mending guns for the Native Americans.[7] Frederick Russell Burnham is one of his descendents.[8]
Rebecca Burnham (1656 - ???)
SOURCES
U.S., New England Marriages Prior to 1700
Name: Thomas Burnham
Gender: Male
Birth Year: 1617
Marriage Date: 1640
Death Year: 1688
Marriage Place: New England, United States
Spouse's Name: Anna Wright
[Anna Wight]
Died 1703 Aug 5 Hartford, CT
Burial Most likely A Cemetery or their lands in East Hartford/South Windsor, no documented proof. Center Cemetery in East Hartford where many of the Burnham's are interred did not open until 1709.
Father Richard Wright
Married 1645 Hartford, CT
Thomas Burnham 1617-1688 June 28
9 children
1. Richard Burnham
2. Burnham
3. Anna Burnham
4. John Burnham
5. Samuel Burnham
6. Rebecca Burnham
7. Thomas Burnham
8. William Burnham
9. Mary Burnham
The Burnham family had lived at Long Crendon since at least the early 1500s. Originally labourers, their fortunes improved during the course of the 16th and 17th centuries with several members of the English branch of the family becoming local attorneys from the mid-1600s until the early 19th century. There is no record of Thomas Burnham studying law in England but it seems probable. After he emigrated he married Anna Wright Burnham (1620 - August 4, 1703) in Hartford circa 1645. The daughter of Captain Richard Wright, she died in Hartford at the age of 83. Their children were all born in Hartford:[6]
Per Wiki
Elizabeth Burnham (?- December 2, 1720)
Mary Burnham (?- January 25, 1720)
Anna (Hannah) Burnham (? - March 1716/17)
Thomas Burnham (? - March 19, 1726)
John Burnham (?- April 20, 1721)
William Burnham (by 1649 - December 12, 1730)
Samuel Burnham (1650 - April 12, 1728)
Richard Burnham (1654 - April 28, 1731) - A blacksmith, he got into trouble mending guns for the Native Americans.[7] Frederick Russell Burnham is one of his descendents.[8]
Rebecca Burnham (1656 - ???)
SOURCES
U.S., New England Marriages Prior to 1700
Name: Thomas Burnham
Gender: Male
Birth Year: 1617
Marriage Date: 1640
Death Year: 1688
Marriage Place: New England, United States
Spouse's Name: Anna Wright
[Anna Wight]
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