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John Burnham

Birth22 MAY 1681 - Not Available
Death24 Apr 1721 - Colony of Conn. til 1788 (1636-1788) Farmington, Hartford County, Colonial America
MotherNaomi Hull
FatherThomas Burnham

Born on 22 MAY 1681 to Thomas Burnham and Naomi Hull. John Burnham married Mary Catlin Olcott and had 7 children. He passed away on 24 Apr 1721 in Colony of Conn. til 1788 (1636-1788) Farmington, Hartford County, Colonial America.

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Parents
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Thomas Burnham
Unknown - Unknown
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Naomi Hull
1656 - 1726
Spouse(s)
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Mary Catlin Olcott
1658 - 1730
Children Show all
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John Burnham
1700 - Unknown
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Amy Burnham
Unknown - Unknown
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Caleb Burnham
1700 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Burnham
1700 - Unknown
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Jabez Burnham
1699 - 1758
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Rachel Burnham
1700 - Unknown
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Sarah Burnham
1700 - Unknown

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