Married April 12, 1771 to Mary Stedman, Mary was born April 12, 1753. She died in 1832 in Laona also also probably here his son Augustus Burnham born ca 1793 died 1813 in the War of 1812 ; his will
p. 39, will of Augustus Burnham of town of Pomfret, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 4 Feb 1813.
Court: 28 Jun 1813
Two dollars each to brothers Roswell Burnham and Eliphalet Burnham and to sister Mary Burnham. Remainder of estate to brother Asahel Burnham, requiring him to maintain mother Mary Burnham. If he die without heirs, then estate to brother Eliphalet Burnham if living; if not, to Horace Burnham his eldest son.
Codicil 5 Feb 1813: Two dollars to father Augustus Burnham
Administrator: Benjamin Perry and Eliphalet Burnham
Witnesses to will and codicil: Aaron Willcox, Catherine Perry, Benjamin Perry.
Information from Dolores Davidson # 46872356
p. 39, will of Augustus Burnham of town of Pomfret, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 4 Feb 1813.
Court: 28 Jun 1813
Two dollars each to brothers Roswell Burnham and Eliphalet Burnham and to sister Mary Burnham. Remainder of estate to brother Asahel Burnham, requiring him to maintain mother Mary Burnham. If he die without heirs, then estate to brother Eliphalet Burnham if living; if not, to Horace Burnham his eldest son.
Codicil 5 Feb 1813: Two dollars to father Augustus Burnham
Administrator: Benjamin Perry and Eliphalet Burnham
Witnesses to will and codicil: Aaron Willcox, Catherine Perry, Benjamin Perry.
Information from Dolores Davidson # 46872356
Married April 12, 1771 to Mary Stedman, Mary was born April 12, 1753. She died in 1832 in Laona also also probably here his son Augustus Burnham born ca 1793 died 1813 in the War of 1812 ; his will
p. 39, will of Augustus Burnham of town of Pomfret, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 4 Feb 1813.
Court: 28 Jun 1813
Two dollars each to brothers Roswell Burnham and Eliphalet Burnham and to sister Mary Burnham. Remainder of estate to brother Asahel Burnham, requiring him to maintain mother Mary Burnham. If he die without heirs, then estate to brother Eliphalet Burnham if living; if not, to Horace Burnham his eldest son.
Codicil 5 Feb 1813: Two dollars to father Augustus Burnham
Administrator: Benjamin Perry and Eliphalet Burnham
Witnesses to will and codicil: Aaron Willcox, Catherine Perry, Benjamin Perry.
Information from Dolores Davidson # 46872356
p. 39, will of Augustus Burnham of town of Pomfret, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 4 Feb 1813.
Court: 28 Jun 1813
Two dollars each to brothers Roswell Burnham and Eliphalet Burnham and to sister Mary Burnham. Remainder of estate to brother Asahel Burnham, requiring him to maintain mother Mary Burnham. If he die without heirs, then estate to brother Eliphalet Burnham if living; if not, to Horace Burnham his eldest son.
Codicil 5 Feb 1813: Two dollars to father Augustus Burnham
Administrator: Benjamin Perry and Eliphalet Burnham
Witnesses to will and codicil: Aaron Willcox, Catherine Perry, Benjamin Perry.
Information from Dolores Davidson # 46872356
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Augustus enlisted in Connectucut as a militiaman for the war against England and marched with the first troops for relief of Boston at Lexington.
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