Burnham - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Burial site for Ruhannah & Sally Burnham

jalanhadley — 2012-05-20 16:17:52Z

Am familiar with the names but it depends on the town where this is located. Is it NH or MASS?

Re: Anita Willets Burnham

1_rickyreynolds — 2012-05-18 11:46:52Z

I am a descendant of one of the daughters. Florence was my great great grandmother.

Sorry for my late reply. For a quicker response you can get a hold of me at rickyreynolds@cox.net

Re: Joshua Burnham NC/TN

SandraBurnham — 2012-05-08 00:19:46Z

Just saw your message. I think I can help you. I have from Hannah to current, but Hannah is my brick wall. Please contact me at sandyburnham@woh.rr.com and we can share information. Thanks!
Sandra Lewis Burnham

Son of Mills O. Burnham

irnycitygirl2 — 2012-05-04 09:38:30Z

I'm seeking any information on Alonso (Thaddeus) Burnham. He is my gggfather. He is the son of Mills O.Burnham, lighthouse keeper. His mother is unknown. I know she is not Mary McCuen.I think Alonso was born abt. 1842 in Jacksonville, or St.Lucie, Fla. and married Anne E. Christopher of New Berlin. Mills O. also had a daughter (Emma Burnham) with said unknown mother.I do know father and son were very close,through letters they wrote each other.Alonso lived with Mills O.,Mary, Francis and Mills Jr. as a young boy and visited each other after Alonso became an adult. I've been told by my great-grand aunts (his daughters) that he had traveled to Albany, NY on several occasions with Francis. I would appreciate any information to help me fill in some gaps in my reseach.

Re: Charles Burnham born 1890 NH

6868robby — 2012-05-01 21:53:24Z

Dear Doug,
I belive that you meet me Robert Alan Burnham. It was a packed church & house there. So many great family members there. My brother Dave Charles and sister Linda Jane were not present but my wife Vicenta & I were.
I'm just picking up on all this good reading material.
When I was very young I recalled going to Maine and seeing my great grand mother Alice & Great grand pa. Later years I recall going to a fund raiser for either President Dwight D. Eisehower or then govenor Endmund Muskie where lots of lobster was being served. Later years I would see my grand parents Della & Grand pa Charles take care of thier parents but that was almost fatal for all as they too were old. As Alice went to a care facility in Groton Ct. I would often visit her and talk to her. She had a very hard time hearing, after all 103 & right to 109 +. She made some very impressive paintings that were "busy" with objects in one picture. She was witty right to the end. I asked her what was the greatest man kind invention in her life time in 1973. Her reply, with my mother ( Helen) present, said the privy. I didn't understand her so I asked again and she said the same. I then asked my mother is she talking OK or do you undersatnd her and mom just giggled and smiled then said " the privillage house" or moon house as it was called. I thought she was going to say a man landing on the moon was but no. So I gave her another chance & said to me tolit paper. Go figure....So vain she was. My mother said sure, Sears & Robuck or newspapers was all they had back then in 1870's untill when tolit paper was made. Her 3rd next & final answer was flying. She always wanted to fly in a plane. Alice was a lovely lady and very nice! I would love to see her painting if any one knows where it is? It was even posted at the time in a newspaper article with her age 104. Also some of grandfather Charles's photos he had. Please feel free to write back any time.

Re: Anita Willets Burnham

JHewlett4591 — 2012-04-29 01:26:14Z

Are you descended from her son Willets or one of the three daughters?

John A. Hewlett

Re: Anita Willets Burnham

1_rickyreynolds — 2012-04-27 04:24:34Z

I am the great great grandson of AWB.

Re: Charles L Burnham, any real help here!

ewinslow251 — 2012-04-21 00:33:04Z

Check out the WWI Draft cards - Charles is there - gives his bdate as 7 May 1898 in Michigan - since they were in Monroe County in 1900 - pretty good guess that's where Charles Leonard was born ;o)

According to Findagrave - the father (also Charles Leonard) was born in 1854 and died in Monroe County MI in 1909 - buried in St. Anthony's cemetery. Agnes is also there - born 1866 and died in 1918. - that should get you on the right track hopefully.

Re: Charles L Burnham, any real help here!

ewinslow251 — 2012-04-21 00:03:40Z

Looks like you are making a good guess re: him using Leonard as his first name - check out the 1900 and 1910 Census for Monroe County MI - he's listed as Leonard in both those years - it's just Agnes and the kids by 1910. They appear to have been in Bay City MI on the 1880 Census - Charles was born abt 1845 in Canada (as was Agnes) and he's listed as "Len" on that one.

The Canada connection is not surprising - my mother's Burnhams migrated up there just after the American Revolution because they were loyalists so I bet yours did too - to the area around Richmond Quebec.

Re: Charles L Burnham, any real help here!

chrisburnham22 — 2012-04-20 20:52:22Z

Ellen, how do i find out more about the correct charles burnham and agnes benore and their lineage? is it possible that their son charles leaonard was originally named leonard when born and change his name?

Re: Charles L Burnham, any real help here!

chrisburnham22 — 2012-04-20 20:24:24Z

yes it is does...thank you so much...i was having trouble finding charles leonard burnhams parents....thank you...the vitek sside wasn't as difficult but all the dates seem to match up...thank you

Re: Charles L Burnham, any real help here!

ewinslow251 — 2012-04-19 00:25:23Z

According to the database "Michigan Marriages, 1868-1925" - an Anna Vitek married a Charles Leonard Burnham at Monroe Michigan on 30 Nov 1920. He's listed as being about 22, born in abt 1898 in Michigan to parents Charles Burnham and Agnes Benore.

Anna's parents are Martin Vitek and Marie Krison (with Anna born in Ohio about 1904). You don't give any time period, but does that match up to the dates/info you've got?

Ellen

Re: Joshua Burnham NC/TN

CRBCC — 2012-04-18 12:32:31Z

He is probably the s/o Joshua Burnham b abt 1744 and Ivey, they lived in Pasquotank, NC

Joshua Burnham NC/TN

dawnmist723 — 2012-04-18 02:20:56Z

I am looking for information on Joshua Burnham who married Hannah McPherson/MacPherson on 4 Jan 1816 in Williamson Co. By 1840, his widow Hannah was enumerated in Dyer Co, TN, so he died between 1830 and 1840; place of death is currently unknown by me. The 1830 and prior censuses would put his date of birth between 1761 and 1770. I believe he was born in NC; his wife Hannah is shown enumerated with son David in the 1850 census in Dyer Co at age 66, and her stated place of birth is NC, although their children (2 boys and 2 girls at least) appear to have all been born in Williamson Co. Hannah is no longer enumerated with David's family by the 1860 census, so I believe that she passed away before then. It is possible (but unlikely) that she may be living with one of her other children, but I have not been able to find her. Anyone having information on this family - Joshua or Hannah's parents, the names of their other children, actual birth or death dates, which Burnham family Joshua came from in NC, etc. - who is willing to share would be most appreciated. Thank you for your time.

Charles L Burnham, any real help here!

chrisburnham22 — 2012-04-12 19:57:52Z

I was able trace my GG father Charles to michigan/ohio married to anna burnham (vitek) brother elmer and son, Jamles L (who was grandfather) only met once or twice when very young...i believe Charles was born in wisconsin but not sure, can not find birth or death info or even parent info ..gg mother anna has original ties to austria (viteks)but i really want to trace down this burnham side

Thomas Burnham of Hartford CT

49793 — 2012-04-05 23:41:03Z

Descendants of Thomas Burnham, Hartford CT, should check out the January 2012 NEHGS Register Vol. 166, page 5. The article is written by Cathy Stoughton titled Thomas Burnham of Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire, and Hartford, Connecticut. She has found him, his brother, sisters, parents, and two preceding generations.

Pension Granted to Lucy Alva Flournoy (Burnham) Widow of William E. Burnham

JimHouston49 — 2012-04-05 16:06:03Z

Lucy Alva (Flournoy) Burnham, wife of William E. Burnham, was, I believe the daughter of Doctor Robert Flournoy and Louisa Adaline (or Adeline) Houston. Louisa Adaline (or Adeline) Houston was the daughter of my 3rd great-grandparents Charles Cleaver Houston and Juliet Carter Yager .

An article in the July 25, 1897 Kansas City Journal available from the Library of Congress web site at http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn86063615/1897-07-25... (page 10, 4th column, bottom of page under title of “Pensions”) indicates that Lucy Alva Flournoy (Burnham) was granted a pension as a "original widow" on July 24, 1897 (her husband William E. Burnham had died on 01 Sep 1896 in Randolph County, Missouri.

1922 Death Certificate of Lucy Alva (Flournoy) Burnham

JimHouston49 — 2012-04-02 18:48:48Z

The death certificate of Lucy Alva (Flournoy) Burnham, wife of William Edgar Burnham and daughter of Doctor Robert Joseph Flournoy and Louisa Adaline Houston can be found online at this URL http://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1922/1922_0.... It appears to me that the informant to the death was Aubrey Ernest Burnham (born about 1879), son of William Edgar and Lucy Alva Flournoy Burnham. I believe that the informant incorrectly identified the father of Lucy Alva (Flournoy) Burnham as Francis M. Flournoy instead of Doctor Robert Joseph Flournoy. He also correctly identified the mother of Alva (Flournoy) Burnham as Adaline Houston. Adaline Houston is, I believe, the daughter of my third great-grandparents Charles Cleaver Houston and Judith Carter Yager.

Comments?

Jim Houston

Burnham Obituary Request - 1913 - Norfolk, VA

Maryanne916 — 2012-03-31 22:36:59Z

I'm looking for an obituary for Dallas Wade Burnham who was born November 2, 1908,to Quinton T. and Annie H. Burnham in Norfolk, VA. He died on May 21, 1913 and is buried at Riverside Cemetery in Norfolk. Cause of death is unknown.

If anyone is researching the family of Quinton Trotman Burnham and Annie Hodges Burnham, I would love to share information with you. Thank you.

Re: John Burnham Brooks child of Sarah Burnham and Isaiah Brooks? Buxton, Maine

kencoit — 2012-03-30 20:30:39Z

Given that the subject John Burnham Brooks seems to have disappeared, but that a John Brooks s/o Isaiah and Sarah Burnham is mentioned here:
Buxton (Me.). A report of the proceedings at the celebration of the first centennial annivesary of the incorporation of the town of Buxton, Maine, held at Buxton, Aug. 14, 1872

I wonder if John Burnham Brooks might have sired Joseph Pinder Burnham in or out of wedlock. Does anyone have information on Joseph Pinder Burnham's ancestry?

Re: Wallace Kendall Burnham

p42burnham — 2012-01-25 09:34:56Z

Wallace Kendall Burnham was my great-grandfather as well. I am the grandaughter of Carlton Alexander and Sarah Belle (Fowler.) My father was the baby of their brood, Gareth Reed Burnham. The last of Carlton and Sarah's children passed away a few years ago (as long as I knew of them all, of course!)

Warm Regards,

Patricia Burnham

Re: Anita Willets Burnham

workngirl — 2011-12-28 23:42:08Z

I'm working up the Willets line from Anita Willets Burnham (1880-1958) my great grandmother, and I believe her parents were Joseph H. Willets and mother Marie Louise (Nichols) Willets. Does the "H" stand for Hewlett in Joseph's name? I'm not through searching, but I have found nothing on Joseph H. Willets and Marie. I am also stuck on Joseph H. Willets' parents, David Willets and Mary Hewlett Willets. I am certain I have not read all my findings thoroughly yet, but I think I need to look through the female siblings and cousins' lines as well to pinpoint it. Nonetheless, I'm having a great time trying and love reading about all my ancestors, there sure are a lot!
Thank you for this wonderful website. cp

Re: Jerusha Burnham and Job Alvord

49793 — 2011-12-09 00:46:58Z

No, I'm sorry, I don't know these people. I just found this message by chance. Sorry I didn't answer sooner. That's very interesting, though, as there is native in my Burnham family, from the Grand River / Haldimand County area of Ontario.

Re: Jerusha Burnham and Job Alvord

49793 — 2011-12-09 00:46:39Z

Re: Samuel Herrick Burnham

mo_jenkins — 2011-11-18 15:25:10Z

Thank you for posting this.
I went on the museum web site. Looks like an interesting place to visit:
http://www.twp.stclair.on.ca/sombra_museum.htm

Re: Samuel Herrick Burnham

marshalburnham — 2011-11-18 06:15:22Z

In our family Burnham grave yard in Lambton county specifically Sombra / Port Lambton. We definitely have the headstone for a Samuel Burnham and a few Steve's headstones. one quite large. many of the burnham headstones date back to the 1700's.

for all interested Burnham's there is a great museum in sombra with much family name history enrOll Canadian Burnhams. Lots of historical artifacts and written history.

any questions let me know.
marshalburnham@hotmail.com

Re: Anita Willets Burnham

JHewlett4591 — 2011-11-01 02:19:37Z

Cheryl, Email me at jhewlettsr@aol.com and I will exchange information with you
John A. Hewlett

Re: Anita Willets Burnham

CRBCC — 2011-10-15 19:12:59Z

I can help you with the Burnham ancestry. It goes back to Thomas Burnham of Ipswich....

Anita Willets m. 1906 Alfred Newton Burnham
s/o Telford Burnham b 1843 in Ohio & Caroline Matilda McIntyre

In a book that was used to help "advertise" for the new village of Riverside, IL. Around 1872 or shortly thereafter, they published the pictures of the first 14 stately homes in the village. One of them was the summer residence of the Telford Burnham family.

Telford would have had to have been very wealthy to afford this house, especially with it being one of the first 14 "show" homes constructed. Unfortunately the house (wood frame construction) is no longer standing. It may have succumbed to fire or been demolished for new construction. I recall
from the picture that it had a large fountain in the front.

Riverside was a village planned by Frederick Law Olmstead and was developed for the wealthy as a summer getaway.

Re: Anita Willets Burnham

1_larkwood — 2011-10-14 21:45:26Z

Anita Willets Burnham was my great-great grandmother. Her daughter, Florence Burnham DeLoach, was my grandmother, and her daughter, Anita Willets DeLoach, was my mother. I too would like to learn more about the geneology of the Hewletts and the Burnhams. I have researched a lot. Thank you. Cheryl

Re: Sam Burnham & Mabel (Burns) Burnham

CRBCC — 2011-10-06 12:00:34Z

Samuel W. Burnham was the s/o Edward S. Burnham b abt 1845 & Georgia Haggett

Edward S. Burnham was the s/o Samuel Burnham b 1804 & Elizabeth Betsy Knight

Ephraim Burnham & Jenny Brown
Solomon Burnham & Mary Knight
Solomon & Mehitable Emerson
Jacob & Mehitable Perkins
John & Elizabeth Wells
Thomas Burnham Of Ipswich & Marie Lawrence

Sam Burnham & Mabel (Burns) Burnham

dlburnham — 2011-10-04 23:59:45Z

Sam lived on the Burnham Farm, on the River Road in Boothbay, Maine He was often referred to as "Midnight Sam", for going around with his hard cider late at night. He was married to Mable Burns of Augusta. One of his ancesters married a Maine indian, which allowed a grant from the govener for sole use of the clam flats in Burnham Cove. Would like to know who his parents were. His brother was Ralph, and there was a cousin John.
Were Soloman & Ephraim ancesters?

Re: Burnham in Canada too

ginya1949 — 2011-09-21 23:25:03Z

My Burnham ancestors also came from Canada (French). My grandfather was Joseph Louis Burnham (b.1890-1955) in Uxbridge MA. He was the youngest child and was a textile mill weaver. His father was Louis Burnham (b.abt.1842 in French Canada). Louis Burnham arrived in the US around 1861 according to census records. They lived in Wisconsin, CT, NH, MA. The US census of 1880 shows them living in Farmington WI and his father Francis (b.abt 1815)is living with him also. Their last name then was listed as Burmen.

I would love to connect with other possible Burnham relatives that came from Canada. The other children of Louis (besides Joseph) were: Mary Sophie, Francis "Frank", Peter, Phoebe, and Stella.

Please let me know if anything sounds familiar.

Ginny Barry DeLong
rdelongs@twcny.rr.com

Re: Jerusha Burnham and Job Alvord

JPEPPLER — 2011-09-21 13:54:11Z

Dear Janette, your posts here drew me because you are obviously a careful genealogist and because you still live in Ontario! I have been searching for thirteen years for the birth family of James Burnham, born around 1820 in Upper Canada/Canada West, first seen in The Ontario Register, Volume III Page # : 69 / "Western District Marriage Register" Rev. John H. Huston, Methodist Episcopal Church, Dawn 1842-1850:
"James Burnham & Rebecca Brown, both of Zone, 19 March 1845. w: Adin McIntire, Edmond Parker"

Some of their children are in the Methodist Episcopal register of Zone. This James emigrated to the US in 1859, went to Wisconsin (leaving a daughter Alice behind in Zone, where she later married Brice Ennis), is found in the census in Bad Ax Wisconsin in 1860, and then disappears. His son Daniel went back to Zone and married Mary Fleming there in 1870.

I have thought for some time that my James might be a son of Lyman and Catharine Burnham (based only on a lack of other prospects in that barely-populated area and also one unsourced IGI citing) but am stymied, living so far away (North Carolina, USA). Any ideas for me?

Re: Samuel Herrick Burnham

mo_jenkins — 2011-09-20 00:00:36Z

James is just from a family list. I haven't found any proof either!
I know that I have gotten some information from you before, and from a volunteer in Lambton Co-she went to the Lambton Room in the Lambton Co. Library. Also I got information about, and visited, the Burnham cemetery. James is not listed as being there.
Sharon

Re: Samuel Herrick Burnham

JPEPPLER — 2011-09-19 23:05:02Z

Hi Mo,
Can you tell me where your information about the children of Samuel and Jemima Steves Burnham comes from? That might help! Yes, there is a James listed - where can any record including him be found? Thanks!!!

Re: Samuel Herrick Burnham

mo_jenkins — 2011-09-19 21:55:58Z

Hi Jane,
I don't have any information about Alice.
I think you are correct about this James Burnham being the son of Samuel Herrick Burnham and Jemima Steves. He was born abt 1820. I believe that other Burnhams went to WI also.
In 1861 Lambton, Alice would be near her grandma Jemima, and her uncle Jeremiah Steves Burnham and his wife Jane Rattray.
In 1871 she would be living with her uncle Herrick Burnham and Jane Rollison. Again near Jeremiah S. and Jane with their children.
Sorry I can't help.

Re: Anita Willets Burnham

caroldgf — 2011-09-19 16:54:21Z

Hello John Hewlett - I am Carol DeLoach Fletcher,Granddaughter of Anita Willets Burnham. My Mother was Florence Adele Burnham / married Edward Lowell DeLoach in 1929 in Jerusalem,Palestine. I am very interested in finding more information about the Hewlett's from Long Island ,N.Y. my email address is - caroldgf@suddenlink.net
I look forward to hearing from you
Carol F.

Re: Samuel Herrick Burnham

JPEPPLER — 2011-09-19 03:37:41Z

I'd be interested in more information on this family. For thirteen years I've been trying to place a James Burnham born in Canada c. 1816-1820. He married Rebecca Brown in Dawn Ontario in 1845. He went to America around 1850 and was in the Wisconsin census of 1860 with all his kids except Alice Burnham b. 1848 who later married Brice Ennis in Zone.

In 1861 in Lambton (near Zone, where she was born and married) near Jemima Burnham also J. P. (or J. S.) Burnham,, wife Jane, also M., John, M., and J. S.

I find an Alice Burnham of the correct age living in the home of H. and Jane Burnham, 1871, in the home of Herrick Burnham and wife Jane. Nearby: S. J. Burnham, wife Jane, children Matilda, John, Malissa, Ida, Alex, George, Alberta.

It was in 1871 that Alice Burnham married Brice Ennis in Zone. There aren't any other Alice Burnhams around. Can anybody help with this?

Re: D. H. BURNHAM, Bertha BURNHAM BOOTES, Willis BURNHAM BOOTES

bzygrl115 — 2011-08-15 01:00:04Z

Hello,
Bertha Burnham Bootes and Harold Cruzan were my grandparents. Willis Bootes and Bertha were twins.

Re: D. H. BURNHAM, Bertha BURNHAM BOOTES, Willis BURNHAM BOOTES

bzygrl115 — 2011-08-15 01:00:03Z

Hello,
Bertha Burnham Bootes and Harold Cruzan were my grandparents. Willis Bootes and Bertha were twins.

Re: D. H. BURNHAM, Bertha BURNHAM BOOTES, Willis BURNHAM BOOTES

prebleg — 2011-08-14 22:16:48Z

If you would like me to send the book to you, email me at gary@preblefamily.org

Re: D. H. BURNHAM, Bertha BURNHAM BOOTES, Willis BURNHAM BOOTES

lawrencebergero — 2011-08-14 20:39:59Z

Doug Burnham is correct I have Bertha's Lineage back to Thomas of Hartford,CT.
Contact me at larrybergeron@earthlink.net

Re: D. H. BURNHAM, Bertha BURNHAM BOOTES, Willis BURNHAM BOOTES

bzygrl115 — 2011-08-14 20:21:35Z

Bertha Burnham Bootes was my grandmother.

BURNHAM Mason I - Vietnam Wall section 1W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-07-30 11:34:54Z

BURNHAM Mason I - Vietnam Wall section 1W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,443 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Robert L. Burnham in San Angelo, TX 1942

drbrownlee — 2011-07-16 04:41:22Z

Robert is pictured in the 1942 yearbook of the San Angelo (TX) Army Air Field, Bombardier School. I'm not kin but thought his might help someone researching the family.

Burnham from Al and Ms.

bfradcli — 2011-06-24 13:41:24Z

I am looking for info on William Alonzo Burnham b.abt 1862. He married Fannie Rhode(?). I show they had 9 children. Lived in Madison Ms in 1910 and Winston Ms in 1930.

I do not know his father but a census shows him born in Massachusetts.

Burnham, Winty & Toots

Npero — 2011-06-12 03:18:56Z

Looking for info on Winty & Toots Burnham of Delaware

Re: Burnhams of Maine and NH

CRBCC — 2011-05-01 11:58:09Z

Josep Edgecomb Burnham was the s/o Jonathan Colins Burnham and Ann Eliza Edgecomb...I have his lineage from Thomas of Ipswich, I also have his obit.... email me CRBCC@aol.com

Biddeford Journal, Tuesday, Oct. 16, 1906. Obit.:
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
DEATH OF JOSEPH E. BURNHAM
OF SACO TODAY
Deceased Was Insurance Agent and Highly Respected
Joseph E. Burnham, one of Saco's oldest citizens and business men, died at his home on Spring street, Saco, just before noon today. His age was 74 years and nine months. He is survived by a widow and one son, George G. Burnham, who lives in Saco.
The funeral will be held from his late home on Spring street, Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Mr. Burnham was born in Scarborough where he was brought up and received his education and early in life came to Saco where he lived until he was about 40 years of age, when he went to Boston and New York, where he was in business for a number of years.
He came back to Saco quite a number of years ago and entered the employ of James H. Miles, who was deputy sheriff and was also in the insurance business and was later made a member of the firm which did business under the firm name of James H. Miles & Co.
A few years ago on the death of Mr. Miles he continued in the business and also settled up the estate of Mr. Miles. Since he succeeded to the business he was confined to the house a great deal of the time by sickness, but had managed to have his affairs running along all right and had kept his business moving up to the time of his death.
His last sickness was of about six weeks duration, although he had not been confined to his house all of that time. He was last down town about a month ago and since that time he had been steadily growing worse until the end came. For the past week or ten days, death had been expected at almost any time and Sunday morning it was not thought that he would live through the day.
Death came easily, and he passed away peacefully and thus closed a life that had been full of business almost up to the time that he was called home. In disposition he was one of the most mild mannered of men and he made friends easily, retaining the friendship in every case after it had once been formed. He was a man who was respected by young and old and held the esteem of all who knew him. In his business dealings he was always square and upright and his memory will linger long with those who knew him best. He was a member of Saco lodge of Masons; No. 9, and a delagation from that lodge will attend the funeral.
Mr. Burnham is the second insurance agent of Saco to die within a short time, George A. Carter dying suddenly a short time since. He is the third of Saco's well known men to die recently, Joseph H. Means being buried the same week as Mr. Carter.

Re: Burnhams of Maine and NH

Npero — 2011-04-18 23:47:21Z

Looking for a connection between your Josiah E. Burnham with Joseph Edgecomb Burnham, perhaps, brothers. Thanks.

Re: Arthur BURNHAM

burjn — 2011-04-13 13:35:50Z

Arthur Burnham & Ola had THREE children. Rudolph, Louina & myself, Gayland Burnham. I was born 8/27/1932, although I am NOT listed at all. They lived in Leeds Main.