Wife of Stephen Burdick.
Below: Extracted from THE CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY by Rhamanthus M. Stocker:
After the close of the Revolutionary War, among the many persons bearing the above family name in Rhode Island was a farmer known as Stephen Burdick, a good member of the Baptist persuasion, and who enjoyed the esteem of his fellows. He married Mary Church, who bore him Joel, Billings, Caleb, Joshua, Thomas, Zebadiah, Stephen, Kendall and Elias Burdick; also Polly, who became the wife of Barber Gardner.
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The Burdick family moved from Rhode Island to Susquehanna Co., Pa., between 1815 and 1824. Mary (Church) Burdick moved to PA., in 1824, at age 82, along with her son, Kendall (1778-1871).
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Below: Information courtesy of Jack Townsend, 5/11/2008.
Stephen Burdick, born March 16, 1748, moved to Clifford, Susquehanna Co., Pa., from Hopkinton, Washington County, Rhode Island, after the close of the Revolutionary War. Mary (Church) Burdick is buried at the Burdick Cemetery, Clifford Township, Pa. They settled on a farm within sight of the Burdick Cemetery. The old farmhouse still stands and is occupied.
Bio by: Judy Glanville, her 5th G Granddaughter.
Wife of Stephen Burdick.
Below: Extracted from THE CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY by Rhamanthus M. Stocker:
After the close of the Revolutionary War, among the many persons bearing the above family name in Rhode Island was a farmer known as Stephen Burdick, a good member of the Baptist persuasion, and who enjoyed the esteem of his fellows. He married Mary Church, who bore him Joel, Billings, Caleb, Joshua, Thomas, Zebadiah, Stephen, Kendall and Elias Burdick; also Polly, who became the wife of Barber Gardner.
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The Burdick family moved from Rhode Island to Susquehanna Co., Pa., between 1815 and 1824. Mary (Church) Burdick moved to PA., in 1824, at age 82, along with her son, Kendall (1778-1871).
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Below: Information courtesy of Jack Townsend, 5/11/2008.
Stephen Burdick, born March 16, 1748, moved to Clifford, Susquehanna Co., Pa., from Hopkinton, Washington County, Rhode Island, after the close of the Revolutionary War. Mary (Church) Burdick is buried at the Burdick Cemetery, Clifford Township, Pa. They settled on a farm within sight of the Burdick Cemetery. The old farmhouse still stands and is occupied.
Bio by: Judy Glanville, her 5th G Granddaughter.
