Asa W BURNHAM
1779



EARLY PRESTON, CT (Griswold section) MARRIAGES
These records were taken from the books at Congregational Church Parishes throughout the state of Connecticut, from the years 1630 to 1800. Compiled by, Frederic W. Bailey "Early Connecticut Marriages as Found on Ancient Church Records prior to 1800". 1896-1906.

The town of Griswold was incorporated October, 1815, from land that was taken from Preston. The Congregational Church in Griswold was organized November 20, 1720 as the Second Church in Preston. Rev. Hezekiah Lord pastor from 1720 to 1761.

http:/ www.rootsweb.com/ ~ctcgroto/ Preston_Marriages.html

Nathan Huntington & Ame Brown, m. Aug. 26, 1755 (Lucy Huntington’s Parents)

Asa Burnham & Lucy Huntington of Norwich, m. Aug. 16, 1779

NOTE: Thomas Burnham and Mary Lawrence had a son John who had a son Jacob who had a son John who had a son John (Birth: 1742 in Old Ipswich,Essex,MA
Death: 1 AUG 1829 in Middletown,Rutland,VT). This John Burnham (also spelled Burnam) was one of the first settlers in Middletown,Rutland,VT (also lived in Shaftsbury, VT around the same time as Asa Burnham - VERY distant relative - did they know each other?).



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Lineage book ... 1894-1900. Corporate Author: Daughters of the American Revolution. Language(s):

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Lineage Book of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Volume 7, Page 143

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Asa Burnham's Obituary 1846-02-05 Location: Massachusetts Paper: Sun

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Grave of Asa Burnham, Oak Glen Cemetery, Aurora, NY
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Closeup of marker indicating that Major Asa Burnham was a soldier in the American Revolution – Oak
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