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David BURDICK

Birth24 Feb 1710 - Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA
Death1776 - Hopkinton, Washington, Rhode Island, United States
MotherMary Renolds
FatherDeacon Benjamin Franklin Burdick

Born in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA on 24 Feb 1710 to Deacon Benjamin Franklin Burdick and Mary Renolds. David BURDICK married Tracy Maxson and had 14 children. He passed away on 1776 in Hopkinton, Washington, Rhode Island, United States.

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Parents
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Deacon Benjamin Franklin Burdick
1666 - 1741
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Mary Renolds
1660 - 1716
Spouse(s)
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Tracy Maxson
1667 - 1747
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Rebecca Thompson
1710 - 1790
Children Show all
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Anna Burdick
1757 - 1843
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David Burdick
1740 - 1846
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Thompson Burdick
1753 - 1830
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Bridget Burdick
1737 - 1816
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Arnold Burdick
1750 - 1789
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Kenyon Burdick
1769 - 1850
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Edith Burdick
1769 - Unknown
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Eunice Burdick
1742 - 1783
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Carey Burdick
1733 - Unknown
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Phineas Burdick
1746 - 1824
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Elias Burdick
1731 - Unknown
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Christopher Burdick
1739 - 1822
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Mary "Molly" Burdick
1720 - 1811
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Carey Burdick
1735 - 1778

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