Mehitable Burnham (F)
b. 1705, d. 1767, #233152
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     Mehitable Burnham was born in 1705. She was the daughter of Jacob Burnham and Mehetible Perkins. Mehitable Burnham married John Foster on 27 December 1732 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Mehitable Burnham died in 1767.

John Foster (M)
d. June 1767, #233153

     John Foster married Mehitable Burnham, daughter of Jacob Burnham and Mehetible Perkins, on 27 December 1732 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. John Foster died in June 1767.

Westly Burnham (M)
b. 16 March 1706, d. 28 April 1707, #233154
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     Westly Burnham was born on 16 March 1706 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of Jacob Burnham and Mehetible Perkins. Westly Burnham died on 28 April 1707 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 1.

Jacob Burnham (M)
b. 1708, d. 6 December 1783, #233155
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     Jacob Burnham was born in 1708. He was the son of Jacob Burnham and Mehetible Perkins. Jacob Burnham married Sarah Cogswell on 15 August 1734 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Jacob Burnham died on 6 December 1783 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Sarah Cogswell (F)
b. 1710, d. February 1779, #233156

     Sarah Cogswell was born in 1710. She married Jacob Burnham, son of Jacob Burnham and Mehetible Perkins, on 15 August 1734 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Sarah Cogswell died in February 1779.

John Burnham (M)
b. 1714, d. 1811, #233159
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     John Burnham was born in 1714 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of Jacob Burnham and Mehetible Perkins. John Burnham married Bethia Marshall on 10 May 1736 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. John Burnham died in 1811.

Bethia Marshall (F)
b. between 1714 and 1718, #233160

     Bethia Marshall was born between 1714 and 1718. She married John Burnham, son of Jacob Burnham and Mehetible Perkins, on 10 May 1736 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Phillipa Perkins (F)
b. 28 November 1670, d. 26 April 1738, #233161
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     Phillipa Perkins was born on 28 November 1670 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Jacob Perkins and Sarah Wainwright. Phillipa Perkins was also known as Phillis Perkins. She married Thomas Emerson, son of Nathaniel Emerson and Sarah (Unknown), on 20 November 1685 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Phillipa Perkins died on 26 April 1738 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 67.

Samuel Story (M)
b. between 1658 and 1660, d. circa 1726, #233164
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     Samuel Story was born between 1658 and 1660 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of William Story and Sarah Foster. Samuel Story married Elizabeth (Unknown) before 1685 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Samuel Story removed to at Norwich, New London County, Connecticut, between 1716 and 1722. He married Mary Williams on 16 July 1716 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Samuel Story died circa 1726 at Norwich, New London County, Connecticut. The Inventory of Samuel Story was taken in 1726 at Norwich, New London County, Connecticut.

Elizabeth (Unknown) (F)
#233165
Relationship=7th great-grandmother of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Elizabeth (Unknown) married Samuel Story, son of William Story and Sarah Foster, before 1685 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Mary Emerson (F)
b. 20 April 1704, d. 13 July 1777, #233166
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     Mary Emerson was born on 20 April 1704 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Thomas Emerson and Phillipa Perkins. Mary Emerson married Stephen Story, son of Samuel Story and Elizabeth (Unknown), on 23 September 1721 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Mary Emerson died on 13 July 1777 at Bennington, Bennington County, Vermont, at age 73.

Stephen Story (M)
b. 7 October 1697, d. 13 December 1766, #233167
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     Stephen Story was born on 7 October 1697 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of Samuel Story and Elizabeth (Unknown). Stephen Story married Mary Emerson, daughter of Thomas Emerson and Phillipa Perkins, on 23 September 1721 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Stephen Story died on 13 December 1766 at Bennington, Bennington County, Vermont, at age 69.

Elizabeth Wells (F)
b. 1645, d. 1717, #233168
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     Elizabeth Wells was born in 1645 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Deacon Thomas Wells and Abigail Warner. Elizabeth Wells married John Burnham Sr., son of Lt. Thomas Burnham and Mary Lawrence, on 9 June 1669 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Elizabeth Wells died in 1717 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Deacon Thomas Wells (M)
b. 11 December 1605, d. 26 October 1666, #233169
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     Birth date of Thomas-1 WELLS: On the Coldham passenger list for the "Susan and Ellen," Thomas Wells is said to be aged 30. Interpreted literally (and assuming his age was reported correctly), Thomas' 30th birthday must have occurred by 09 May 1635, but not before 14 April 1635 (there is some ambiguity here because we do not know the exact date on which he reported his age to be 30). This places his birth between 15 April 1604 and 09 May 1605. A baptismal date for "Thomas Wells, the son of Thos. Wells, the 11th of December, 1605" was reported as being in "the Register of St. Botolph's, in Colchester" [co. Essex, England] in "Genealogy of the Wells Family and Families Related," by Gertrude W. Wells-Cushing (Mrs. William Tileston Cushing) [pub. 1903]. Mrs. Cushing also claimed that "St. Botolph's Register, page 53, Colchester, Essex, Co., England has the following marriage record: 'Thomas Wells of -----, single, and Abygall Warner of -----, single, the 23rd July, 1630.'" and adds "the parishes or places to which they belong are illegible." The baptismal date reported by Mrs. Cushing is not necessarily inconsistent with the date range extrapolated from the passenger list, as baptism did not always occur within days or weeks of birth.

There is a much more serious problem with Mrs. Cushing's statements, however There is, in fact, some controversy as to whether these St. Botolph's records actually exist or if they were fabrications. In a private email message of 18 June 1997 from Orin Wells of the Wells Family Research Association, he stated to me: "I would submit that there is not a shred of evidence to substantiate that Thomas was from Colchester. I did some 'on the ground' research in Colchester because Prof. Albert Welles in his work in 1876 claimed that not only did Thomas come from Colchester, but so did the alleged 6 brothers he listed in his book. Turns out that with the possible exception of Thomas and Nathaniel, not a one of them is related to the others. We now know for certain where two of the others came from and the third did not even exist. Someone invented a name for him when they could not explain the "Widow Frances Welles' in Wethersfield, CT. In fact, the searching of the Colchester records we have done so far has yielded precious few Wells and only one can be traced to the colonies. "Further, one author (whose name slips me at the time [he is referring to Mrs. Cushing, above]) wrote that the marriage of Thomas and Abigail Warner was shown in the parish record of St. Botolphs on 23 July 1630. FALSE I checked and had rechecked this parish record and the Bishop's Transcript for that parish and no such record occurred within 25 years of that. Deacon Thomas Wells was born on 11 December 1605 at Colchester, Essex, England. He was the son of Thomas Wells and (Unknown) (Unknown). Deacon Thomas Wells married Abigail Warner, daughter of William Warner and Abigail Baker, on 26 October 1630 at St. Botolphs, Colchester, Essex, England. Deacon Thomas Wells immigrated in 1635 to Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts; aboard the "Susan and Ellen." He left a will on 1 July 1666 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.



     "Know all men by these presents, that I Thomas Wells of Ipswich in the County of Essex, being weake of body, yet of perfect memorye blessed be god, doe make this my last will & testament, in manner followeinge, viz.: I comend my soule into the hands of my Blessed Redeemer, in hope of a Joyefull resurrection, vnto Eternall life, att the last daye; and my body to be decently buried.
     Item. I giue and bequeath vnto Abigaile my wife, eight pounds, yearely to be paide vnto her, out of my lands where I now dwell, dureinge her life, in lewe of her Dowrye; and this is to be paide yearely, in wheate, malte, porke, & Indian corne, in equall proportion, and to be good & marchentable, and paide att ye current marchentable price, as such is then paide at here in Ipswich: Alsoe I giue vnto her to haue one of the best roumes in my house, viz: eyther the Hall, or the Parloure (att her choyce) and to enjoye the same dureing her widdowhoode, And to haue free liberty, to bake, brewe, & washe, &c., in the kitchen, & free liberty to laye her corne, meale & malte, &c., in the Hall chamber, and free vse of garden grounde, where she liketh best, & to haue it well fenced in, and to have lande duely tilled &c to sow flaxe seed on, and that yearely as she shall see cause; & freedome in both the sellars, as she needeth, and shall haue suffitiencye, of firewood provided & seasonably lay'd in, & that yearely att the cost of my executor, & free libty to keepe thre, or fower henns, & a pigg or hogg in the grounde & yards, and shall haue the sixte parte of the fruite, that shall yearely grow in the orcharde, & shall haue the free vse & libty of all these
dureinge her widdowehoode.
     Ite. I giue vnto my saide wife the old baye mare (she uses to ride on) and the bridle, pillion seate, and pannell, and two cowes, (att her choyce) and to haue the keeping of a horse or mare and of two cowes for her vse, both summer and winter, & a good house roume for them in winters, & these to be well kept, att the cost of my executor, during her widdowehoode. Also, I giue vnto her the bible she uses, & the booke called the Soule's preperation for christ, & that of Perkins upon the Creede, and the bedsteed we lye on, & the bedinge, curtans, & vallans, therevnto belongeing, (excepting the blewe rugg) and to have the best greene rugge in lewe thereof And I giue vnto her the "best chist and the" inlayd boxe wth T: W: vpon the lidd; and to haue one halfe of the lynen & lynen clothe, & the thirds of the wollan clothe that is in the house, or in yarne or clothe at the weavers, and the thirds of the woole in the house, at my disease, and one halfe of the putter [pewter] that was her owne fathers, and the putter pinte pott (or tanker), and a brass, or iron pott (att her choyce) saue onely the great Iron pott and I giue vnto her the iron skellet, & foure of the best spounes, & a good porrenger, & a couple of sauscers (att her choyce) and the best lowe chaire, & her little chaire, & a good Cushen, & one of the greate wheeles, & a little spinninge wheele, and the warmeing pan, as legacies Ite. My will is that my saide wife, shall haue the free vse of any kettle (of mine now in the house) or milke vessells, &c., she needeth, & of anye other smale thinge in the house (that's mine) as though they were her owne, and that wthout controule, & to haue freedome att the well for watter, and libty for her cloths, or anye thinge els to be spreade, &c., where she pleaseth, and these dureing her widdowhoode IIte. Whereas John Wells, (my second son) hath receiued of mee, a deed of gifte, of all the lands I had att the Towne of Wells, in the province of Maine, beinge the quantity of three hundred & fifty acres (more or less) arrable, meadowe, & pasture, togeather wth two cowes, and ten pounds, fifteene shillings, yt I have paid (att his request) vnto Stephen Kent of Haverhill in cattle, vpon a bill due from ffrancis Littlefielde, Senr. (his father in lawe) wth severall other things, all wch he hath receiued of mee, in lewe of his portion, & accordeingly my will is, that the same shall soe stande.
     Ite. I giue vnto my son John Wells, ten pounds, to be paide vnto him, or to his assignes, wthin three yeares next after my decease, five pounds thereof in cattle neate, & in good condition, & the other five pounds, in wheate, malte, & Indian corne, in equall proportion, & all good & mrchantable, & att the currante marchantable price, as it then goes here in Ipswich, & to be deliurd [delivered] att my now dwellinge house provided that my son John Wells be then liueinge. And I giue vnto him my cloke, & one of the greate putter candlesticks wth the topp thereof, & two great sauscers and two little sauscers more. And I giue vnto Sarah Wells, his wife, (my Daughter in lawe) one five shillings peece of gould, as legacies.
     Ite. whereas my two Eldest Daughters, viz: Sarah Massie of Salem, and Abigaile Tredwell of this Towne, hath each of them thirty pounds in lewe of theire portions, my will is that the said Sarah Massie, or her assignes, shall haue a good cowe, or to the value of foure pounds ten shillings, in other cattle
neate, & in good condition, (bulls onely excepted) & not to exceed eight yeares of age, & to haue the same deliuered here, where I now dwell, wthin one yeare, & a halfe, next after my decease, and also, to haue the benifitt of the grase of a litle parcell of salte marshe grounde, adjoyneing, to the north: west
end of Mr. Wades, neare vnto hogge Iland, and my Daughter Sarah to enjoye the vse of this, vntill the decease of my Bro: Massie, her father in lawe, & then to return vnto my executor. Alsoe I giue vnto Abigaile Tredwell my Daughter, my sixe acre lott of salte marsh, &c., that lies in Plum Ilande, to her, & her heires of male, or a good cowe, to be deliuered vnto her in good condition wthin one yeare, & a halfe, next after my decease.
     Ite. I giue and bequeath vnto Thomas Wells my youngest son, two hundred and fifty pounds sterl. in lewe of his portion, to be paide vnto him, his heires or assignes, out of my houssen, and lands where now I dwell, wthin seauen yeares, foure months, & nine; or ten dayes, next after the saide Thomas Wells my son, doe come to the full age of one & twenty yeares, viz: one hundred pounds, to be paide at, or before, the twenteth or one and twenteth day, of the third month, commonly called may, next come twelue months, after that the saide Thomas Wells my son, doe come to the age of one & twenteth yeares. (whose birth day was vpon the eleventh day of the eleventh mo: Anno Dom: one thousand sixe hundred forty sixe) Fortye pounds thereof to be paide in cattle neate, & in good condition, (bulls onely excepted) and in horss kinde, viz, in geldings, & the horss kinde not to exceede, the sume of eight pounds, and for age, not to exceede, aboue sixe yeares olde. And allways provided that the leane cattle, & horss kinde be paide & deliuered in the third mo. called may. And thirty-sixe pounds thereof to be paide in wheate, and barly malte, in equall proportion, and all to be good & marchantable, both sweete, drye, & well dressed. And twenty foure pounds thereof to be paide in Indian corne, pease, porke and sheepe, & all to be good & marchantable, as aforesaid, the Indian corne, not to
exceed the sume of twelue pounds, nor the sheepe not to exceed ye sume of foure pounds: And the other hundred pounds, to be duely and faithfully paide vnto the saide Thomas Wells, my youngest son, his heires or assignes, wthin three yeares, next after, the time, & daye, or dayes of payemt of the foremer
hundred pounds, & all to be payeable, & well and faithfully paide vnto the said Thomas Wells my son, his heires, or assignes, accordeinge vnto the foremr hundred pounds, both for Kinde, quallity & quantity. And the remaineinge fifty pounds, to be duely, & faithfully paide, vnto the saide Thomas Wells my youngest son, his heires, or assignes, wthin (the premenconed) seaven yeares, foure month's & nine, or ten dayes, next after, that the saide Thomas, my son, doe come to the age of one and twenty yeares; twenty pounds thereof, to be paide in wheate, and barly malte, both good & marchantable, being sweet, drye &
well dressed, & in equall proportion. And fifteen pounds thereof, to be paide in cattle neate, & in good condition, (bulls & bull saggs onely excepted) And fifteene pounds thereof, to be paide in Indian corne, porke, & pease, & all to be good & mrchantable, the Indian corne, not to exceed the sume of seaven pounds ten shillings; and all the cattle, horss kinde & sheep to be duely paide, & dld. [delivered] att my now dwelling house, here in Ipswich, & all the rest, to be likewise delivered here, att my house, where now I dwell, or att anye other house, malte-kilne & wharfe, in Ipswich where the said Thomas, the son, or his assignes shall appointe the same.
     Ite. My will is, that if my executor (whom I shall name & appointe) doe not duely, & faithfully pay & dischardge, this two hundred, & fifty pounds as before mentioned, accordeinge to my true intente, (as before expressed) eyther in whole, or in parte. Then, the saide Thomas Wells, my youngest son, his
executors, or assignes, shall enter upon and take possession of the houssen, and lands, where now I dwell, both of arrable, meadowe and pasture, & quietly, to possese, & enjoye the same, vntill the whole be dischardged, anye thinge herein contained to the contrarye notwthstandinge.
     Ite. my will is, that if the saide Thomas, my youngest son, shall dye & cease this life, before he come to the full age of one & twenty yeares, then the executor, of this my last will, shall pay vnto the rest of my children, the full sum of one hundred, and forty pounds, viz. vnto John Wells, or.

He died on 26 October 1666 at Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 60. His estate was proved on 15 November 1666 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Abigail Warner (F)
b. circa 1612, d. 22 July 1671, #233170
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     Abigail Warner was born circa 1612 at Boxstead, Essex, England. She was the daughter of William Warner and Abigail Baker. Abigail Warner married Deacon Thomas Wells, son of Thomas Wells and (Unknown) (Unknown), on 26 October 1630 at St. Botolphs, Colchester, Essex, England. Abigail Warner died on 22 July 1671 at Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Deacon John Burnham (M)
b. 8 April 1671, d. October 1706, #233171
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     Deacon John Burnham was born on 8 April 1671 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells. Deacon John Burnham married Sarah Choate on 13 April 1693 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Deacon John Burnham died in October 1706 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 35. He left a will on 17 December 1708

In the name of God, Amen. I John Burnam, Senr of Chebaco, in Ipswich In the County of Esix In the province of Massachusetts Bay in New England, Yeoman, being att this present time through Gods Goodness of Good understanding and firm and sound in memory and of a Disposing mind tho very weak and infirm of Body, not knowing how soon it may please God to call me hence to my long home.
I Do here by these presents make this to be My last will and Testament. I Committ My Imortall Soull into the mercyfull hand of that Gracious God who gave it and my Body to the Grave and to a Descent Buriall in hopes of a Glorious Ressurection thro Jesus Christ who i trust hath Redeemed my Soul from Death. And as to what Outward of this World God in the Way of his Good providence Bestowed upon me, I give and Bequeath as hereafter followeth.
1. I Do hereby Give & Bequeath as hereafter followeth. John Burnam & Thomas Burnam all my housing & upland & Marsh & Meadow Ground that i do now posess & Enjoy to be Equally Divided Between them Both for Quantity and Quality only my Son John Burnam Shall have my Dwelling house & homestead with the outhouses adjacent which i now inhabit and half of all my Land Lying most Convenient to it as aforesaid & my said son Thomas Burnam Shall have the Dwelling house that lyeth abut Southwest from my now Dwelling house & his half of the said Land to be to him as may be most convenent adjoining thereunto.
2. Also I Give my said two sons all my Quick Stock to be Equally Divid Between them & also my Carpenters tools & untensills husbandry all to be Divid as they Shall agree, or as judicious men Chosen Between them Both Shall Determine. They Equally paying the Legacies & performing the Severall Dutys that be hereafter Mentioned & they Equally to pay all Debts that my be Due from the Estate & Equally to receve all that my be Due to the Estate & my two Said sons John & Thomas Burnam to have their Equall Share of all my Common Rights.
3. I do hereby Give & bequeath unto my well Beloved wife Sarah Burnam all my household Goods & furniteur of Every Room in my House to be att her Dispose among her Chilldren as se may See cause or for her own use. also two Cow & then Sheep, ewes to be provided by my said two Sons Equally and from time to time to be Equally Maintained Both winter & sumer by them for her own proper use Behoff and Benefit also my Said wife shall have the use of one end of my now Dwelling house which She Shall Chuse & what priviledg She may have Occasion for In the Cillar & so as to the Ovens, well & other necessaries & convenenices that she may stand in need of; My said two sons shall Equally provide and maintain a good able horse Sutable for thir mother's use and also to pay her yearly Equally Between them the full sum of Seven pounds In money or in other species as money also they Equally are and shall provide firewood for one fire-room Drawn home and ready cutte fitt for her use and all these severall perticulars shall be continued and performed By my said two sons to my said wife Sarah so long as she remains my widdow.
4. I Give to my Eldest Daughter Sarrah wife of Jacob Brown what she hath allready had which is her portion also i give her ten shillings in, or as money as a token of my Love to be payd Equally by my two sons above named in one year after my Decese.
5. I give and Bequeath to my youngest sons jonathan Burnam & Robert Burnam forty pounds apice In money or other specie as money to be paid to them when they arrive successivley at the age of twenty and one years By my said two sons John & Thomas Burnam Each of them their Equall part which is forty pounds apice.
6. I hereby Give and Bequeath to my three youngest Daughters viz. mary Burnam Elizabeth Burnam & Hannah Burnam Each of them thirty pounds apice in money or other speces as money to be paid to each of them succesfully upon marrage or when they arrive succesfully att the full age of twenty and one years the three said Legacies which amount In the whole to Ninety pounds to be equally paid as abovesaid by my two sons John Burnam & Thomas Burnam.
7. I Do hereby constitute & appoint by trusty and well Beloved freinds Mr. William Thompson & Leutt John Cogswell to be overseers of this my Last will and testament & they to be satisfied for what trouble they are att in sevin herein & in witness that this is my last will and testament I the said John Burnam have thereto Set my hand and seal this seventeenth Day of December Anno Dom one thousand seven hundred & Eight.

JOHN BURNAM Senr.

Signed Sealed as the Last will & testament of the sd Jno Burnam Senior In presents of us three witnesses.
William Thomson
John Cogswell, Junr.
Mathe Rust Sen.

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Sarah Choate (F)
b. 1672, #233172

     Sarah Choate was born in 1672 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. She married Deacon John Burnham, son of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells, on 13 April 1693 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Lt. Thomas Burnham (M)
b. 22 September 1673, d. 16 December 1748, #233175
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     Lt. Thomas Burnham was born on 22 September 1673 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells. Lt. Thomas Burnham married Susannah (Unknown). Lt. Thomas Burnham died on 16 December 1748 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 75.

Susannah (Unknown) (F)
d. 1752, #233176

     Susannah (Unknown) married Lt. Thomas Burnham, son of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells. Susannah (Unknown) died in 1752.

Jacob Burnham (M)
b. 1 March 1675/76, d. 8 February 1682/83, #233177
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     Jacob Burnham was born on 1 March 1675/76. He was the son of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells. Jacob Burnham died on 8 February 1682/83 at age 6.

Joseph Burnham (M)
b. 20 September 1678, d. 6 October 1703, #233178
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     Joseph Burnham was born on 20 September 1678 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells. Joseph Burnham died on 6 October 1703 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 25.

Abigail Burnham (F)
b. 10 December 1680, d. 1746, #233179
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     Abigail Burnham was born on 10 December 1680. She was the daughter of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells. Abigail Burnham married Ebenezer Whitman on 17 November 1699 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Abigail Burnham married (Unknown) Hobart in 1713. Abigail Burnham died in 1746.

Ebenezer Whitman (M)
d. 1713, #233180

     Ebenezer Whitman married Abigail Burnham, daughter of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells, on 17 November 1699 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Ebenezer Whitman died in 1713.

(Unknown) Hobart (M)
#233181

     (Unknown) Hobart married Abigail Burnham, daughter of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells, in 1713.

Capt. Jonathan Burnham (M)
b. 10 October 1685, d. 3 April 1733, #233182
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     Capt. Jonathan Burnham was born on 10 October 1685 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells. Capt. Jonathan Burnham married Mary Perkins, daughter of Jacob Perkins and Sarah Wainwright, on 17 March 1709/10 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Capt. Jonathan Burnham married Martha Foster on 13 May 1730 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Capt. Jonathan Burnham died on 3 April 1733 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 47.

Mary Perkins (F)
b. 2 August 1685, d. 1728, #233183
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     Mary Perkins was born on 2 August 1685 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Jacob Perkins and Sarah Wainwright. Mary Perkins married Capt. Jonathan Burnham, son of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells, on 17 March 1709/10 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Mary Perkins died in 1728 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Martha Foster (F)
b. 1700, d. 20 February 1790, #233184

     Martha Foster was born in 1700 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. She married Capt. Jonathan Burnham, son of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells, on 13 May 1730 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Martha Foster died on 20 February 1790 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Elizabeth Perkins (F)
b. 18 March 1689/90, d. 7 December 1723, #233186

     Elizabeth Perkins was born on 18 March 1689/90 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. She married David Burnham, son of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells, on 3 July 1711 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Elizabeth Perkins died on 7 December 1723 at age 33.

Mary Burnham (F)
b. 30 June 1691, #233189
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Relationship=6th great-grandaunt of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Mary Burnham was born on 30 June 1691. She was the daughter of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells. Mary Burnham married Samuel Weymouth on 10 October 1907 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Samuel Weymouth (M)
#233190

     Samuel Weymouth married Mary Burnham, daughter of John Burnham Sr. and Elizabeth Wells, on 10 October 1907 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Francis Wainwright (M)
b. circa 1616, d. 19 May 1692, #233191
Relationship=8th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Francis Wainwright was born circa 1616 at Chelmsford, Essex, England. He was living under apprenticeship with Alexander Knight in 1630 at Chelmsford, Essex, England. He resided at at Halstead, Essex, England. He immigrated in 1630; with Alexander Knight. He served in the Pequot War, killing two Indians bringing their heads home in triumph. He fought under Captain Dennison in 1637. He resided at at Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, in 1637. He resided at at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, in 1639. He was a merchant. He was sent against the Indians to the eastward, toward Monhegan Island and Penobscot and helped over come the sachem Passaconaway. In September 1642. He was paid three shillings "12 pence a day (allowing for the Lord's Day in regards of the inclemency of the weather)". On 4 December 1643. He married Phillippa Sewell, daughter of George Sewell and Sarah (Unknown), circa 1647. Francis Wainwright married Hannah (Unknown). On 31 May 1671 Francis Wainwright was admitted as a freeman at. He died on 19 May 1692 at Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts. He was buried at Charter Street Cemetery, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Phillippa Sewell (F)
b. 8 March 1627/28, d. 6 October 1669, #233192
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Relationship=8th great-grandmother of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Phillippa Sewell was born in 1628 at Halstead, Essex, England. She was baptized on 8 March 1627/28 at Halstead, Essex, England. She was the daughter of George Sewell and Sarah (Unknown). Phillippa Sewell married Francis Wainwright circa 1647. Phillippa Sewell died on 6 October 1669 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 41.

John Perkins (M)
b. 31 January 1667/68, d. 6 April 1669, #233195
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Relationship=6th great-granduncle of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     John Perkins was born on 31 January 1667/68. He was the son of Jacob Perkins and Sarah Wainwright. John Perkins died on 6 April 1669 at age 1.

Nathaniel Emerson (M)
b. circa 1631, d. 29 December 1712, #233196
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Relationship=7th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Nathaniel Emerson was born circa 1631. He was the son of Thomas Emerson and Elizabeth Brewster. Nathaniel Emerson married Sarah (Unknown). Nathaniel Emerson married Lydia Wells. Nathaniel Emerson died on 29 December 1712 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Sarah (Unknown) (F)
#233197
Relationship=7th great-grandmother of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Sarah (Unknown) married Nathaniel Emerson, son of Thomas Emerson and Elizabeth Brewster.

Francis Perkins (M)
b. 18 December 1672, d. circa 1706, #233198
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Relationship=6th great-granduncle of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Francis Perkins was born on 18 December 1672 at Sagamore Hill, Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of Jacob Perkins and Sarah Wainwright. Francis Perkins married Elizabeth Eveleth between 1685 and 1718. Francis Perkins died circa 1706 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Elizabeth Eveleth (F)
b. 17 December 1671, d. 10 May 1727, #233199

     Elizabeth Eveleth was born on 17 December 1671 at Gloucester, Essex County, Massachusetts. She married Francis Perkins, son of Jacob Perkins and Sarah Wainwright, between 1685 and 1718. Elizabeth Eveleth died on 10 May 1727 at Gloucester, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 55.