~MY ANCESTOR~
ALICE HEATH BURWELL and her husband John Burwell apparently came with the Eaton-Davenport-Prudden party to Boston in 1637. They were planters in Milford with Rev. Peter Prudden. After John's death in 1649, she married JOSEPH PECK, on 12 Sep 1650 in Milford. Their son, LIEUT. JOSEPH PECK, was my ancestor.
The picture to the right shows the inscription on the Founders Bridge on the Wepawaug River in Milford.∼Peck, Alice, wife of Joseph.
ALICE HEATH BURWELL and her husband John Burwell apparently came with the Eaton-Davenport-Prudden party to Boston in 1637. They were planters in Milford with Rev. Peter Prudden. After John's death in 1649, she married JOSEPH PECK, on 12 Sep 1650 in Milford. Their son, LIEUT. JOSEPH PECK, was my ancestor.
The picture to the right shows the inscription on the Founders Bridge on the Wepawaug River in Milford.∼Peck, Alice, wife of Joseph.
~MY ANCESTOR~
ALICE HEATH BURWELL and her husband John Burwell apparently came with the Eaton-Davenport-Prudden party to Boston in 1637. They were planters in Milford with Rev. Peter Prudden. After John's death in 1649, she married JOSEPH PECK, on 12 Sep 1650 in Milford. Their son, LIEUT. JOSEPH PECK, was my ancestor.
The picture to the right shows the inscription on the Founders Bridge on the Wepawaug River in Milford.∼Peck, Alice, wife of Joseph.
ALICE HEATH BURWELL and her husband John Burwell apparently came with the Eaton-Davenport-Prudden party to Boston in 1637. They were planters in Milford with Rev. Peter Prudden. After John's death in 1649, she married JOSEPH PECK, on 12 Sep 1650 in Milford. Their son, LIEUT. JOSEPH PECK, was my ancestor.
The picture to the right shows the inscription on the Founders Bridge on the Wepawaug River in Milford.∼Peck, Alice, wife of Joseph.
Gravesite Details
This is a cenotaph. Actual grave is # 14903453
