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When the Civil War broke out, Asa Franklin Burlingame (Jr.) was probably living with or near his parents in Miller county working on the family farm. He enlisted and served in company H of the Osage County Home Guard. After his 3 month service was completed, he enlisted for 3 years on October 12, 1861, to serve in the Union army. On January 10, 1862, he was mustered into Company D of the 25th Missouri Infantry regiment by Lieut. William Wherry at Castle Rock, Missouri. He was 23 years old, 5' 8 1/2" tall, with black hair, black eyes and a dark complexion. Captain L. D. Maynard was his company commanding officer, who regarded Asa enough to assign him as the third ranking Sergeant in the company.
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When the Civil War broke out, Asa Franklin Burlingame (Jr.) was probably living with or near his parents in Miller county working on the family farm. He enlisted and served in company H of the Osage County Home Guard. After his 3 month service was completed, he enlisted for 3 years on October 12, 1861, to serve in the Union army. On January 10, 1862, he was mustered into Company D of the 25th Missouri Infantry regiment by Lieut. William Wherry at Castle Rock, Missouri. He was 23 years old, 5' 8 1/2" tall, with black hair, black eyes and a dark complexion. Captain L. D. Maynard was his company commanding officer, who regarded Asa enough to assign him as the third ranking Sergeant in the company.
Family Members
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Harrison "Harris" Burlingame
1813–1890
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Horace Burlingame
1816–1887
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Waterman Burlingame
1818–1889
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Uriah Burlingame
1820–1853
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Rebecca Sweet Burlingame Goodrich
1822–1913
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Mary M. Burlingame Posten
1826–1892
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Malinda R Burlingame Dearborn Webster
1827–1906
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Hazen Severance Burlingame
1829–1912
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Francis Scott "Frank" Burlingame
1831–1863
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Hannah Westcott Burlingame Giffen
1832–1900
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Sarah Ellen Burlingame Grady
1836–1871
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Sophia H. Burlingame Wilson
1843–1921
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Eliza Jane Burlingame Cardwell
1848–1893
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