Descendants of Henry Burt


Generation No. 1

1.  HENRY1 BURT was born Abt. 1575.

Notes for HENRY BURT:
ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM, Frederick Virkus  
Page 3462 
 BURT, Henry (1615-62), from Eng. to Roxbury,  
Mass.; settled at Springfield, 1640; mem. first  
mil. company at Springfield.  

  
They Passed This Way  
Page 23 
  

WILL OF HENRY BURTT
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In the name of God Amen. The fifteenth day of February, 1773, I Henry Burt of Queen Anne's County, plantor, being sick and weak of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be to God and calling to mind the mortality of my body knowing it is appointed for all men once to die do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament. That is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend my soul into the hands of Almighty God that gave it me and my body I give and recommend to the earth to be buried in a decent Christion like manner at the discretion of my Executors nothing doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same according to the mighty power of Almighty God and as touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life, I give, bequeath and dispose of in the same manner and form. 

33. Caroline County, Maryland Wills Liber JR#B, folio 520, Maryland 
Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland. 
 
34. Queen Anne's County, Maryland Wills Liber # 39, folio 73, 
Maryland Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland. 

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Imprimis: I give and bequeathe unto my son Henry Burt part of that land called Elsbury and Dogwood Ridge and Burts Delight lying up the branch next to the boundary containing one hundred and sixteen acres and a half taking in the young orchard where he now lives, to him and his heirs forever. 

Item: I give and bequeath to my son John Burt the remaining parts of these three tracts of land called Elsbury and Dogwood Ridge and Burts Delight lying down the main branch of Choptank River containing
one hundred and sixteen acres and one-half taking in the old orchard and where the old dwelling stood, to him and his heirs forever. 

Item: I give and bequeath to my son William Burt one hundred and 50 acres of land part of a track of land called Burts Fancy out of the first resurvey, to him and his heirs forever lying and ajoining Hobses Adventure and joining his own and (???) taking in the old field lying on the eastern side of a branch called the Horsepen Branch. 

Item: I give and bequeath unto my son James Burt fifty acres of land, part of a track of land called Burts Fancy to be taken out of the first resurvey of said track of land, to him and his heirs forever. 

Item: I give and bequeath unto my son James Burt fifty acres of land part of a track of land called Burts Fancy Addition to be laid off ajoining my dwelling plantation to him and his heirs forever. 

Item: I give and bequeath unto my son James Burt the original survey where I now dwell called Burts Fancy containing fifty acres of land to him and his heirs forever. 

Item: I give and bequeath unto my son Henry Burt one hundred acres of land ajoining Bear Harbour called Burts Fancy Addition unto him and his heirs forever. 

Item: I give and bequeath unto my son John Burt the remaining part of that land I resurveyed called Burts Fancy Addition unto him and his heirs forever. 

Item I give and bequeath unto my dearly beloved wife, Sarah Burt, one-half of my dwelling plantation and half the orchard and one (???) and timber to seport her during my said wife's life or widowhood and one-third part of my moveable estate I will to my wife. And the remain part of my moveable estate to be equally and fairly divided among them without any advantage to one of them more than to the other of them. That is to say to my eight children. 

Item: I give and bequeath unto my son Henry Burt all my wareing apparel of this my last will and testament ratifying and confirming this to be my last Will and Testament and do hereby disannul and disallow and revoke every other Will and Testament by me heretofore made and witness where of I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fifteenth day of February, 1773. 

                                  Henry (his mark) Burt    seal
Signed, sealed, published, pronounced and delivered by the said Henry Burt as his last Will and Testament in the presence of us the subscribers. 

James Swift, Thomas Swift, John Swift. 

Annexed to the aforegoing will and thus written, Vizt: 

Queen Anne's County) 
April the 5th day 1773) 


James Swift, one of the subscribing witnesses to the within and foregoing will being duly and solemnly sworn on the Holy Evangalists of Almighty God doth depose and say, and John Swift one other of the subscribing witnesses to the same will (being one of the people called Quakers) doth sincerely and solemnly affirm and declare that they saw the testator, Henry Burt, sign the foregoing will and heard him publish and declare it to be his last Will and Testament. That at the time of his so doing he was to the best of their apprehension of sound and disposing mind and memory and that they did subscribe their respective names as witnesses. And also saw Thomas Swift subscribe his name as a witness to the same Will in the presence of the said testator and at his request. The aforesaid John Swift further declares and affirms that he wrote the above Will at the request and by directions of the said Testator. He further declares that Henry Burt, eldest son and Heir-at-Law to the Testator gave his consent to the probate of his fathers Will and said he had no objections to make 

Henry Burt of Springfield 
pages 11&12
  
If I may judge from the letters I have received from widely scattered members of the family, I should say that a Burt characteristic is to drive straight to the mark--no long stories are told to state a fact. Directness of purpose and considerable bluntness of speech, calling things by their right names, are evidently family characteristics. I can truly say I have never known one of the family who did not most thoroughly despise deceit and double dealing. I have found them industrious and saving, but never given to miserly hoarding. I have found them self-respecting and respected in their own communities. They are given to standing for what they hold as right. They are good citizens, law-abiding and thoroughly conscientious. 

While many of us have come from widely separated homes and represent a great variety of occupations, the Burts originally in this country were mostly farmers. It has been with no little degree of pride that I have been able to say that my ancestors in direct line from Henry Burt were farmers, and for over two hundred years tillers of the soil in the Connecticut valley, although I must own that I never quite relished the business of farming, and escaped from it at an early age. 

Our pride of ancestry is not of that kind which reaches after titles. It has sprung from a love of honest and persistent toil, and we honor him who founded the family in America, so soon after the feet of reverent men pressed Plymouth Rock, for what he in his own way accomplished. Not that his achievements were conspicuous above others, but because his life was earnest and his name has come down to us untarnished. He represented that spirit which dared to brave hardships for an idea, and it was that which made New England the foremost of Commonwealths. This is why we have responded with alacrity to meet here on this occasion. There is no significance in the day, but the year starts a thousand inspirations. If I mistake not your thoughts and feelings, what another has said truly represents what we most believe: 

       We live in deeds, not in years, not breaths; 
       In feelings, not in figures on a dial. 
       We count time by heart-throbs.  
       He lives most who thinks most--feels the noblest--acts the best. 

The historian of the family, reaching back to England in search of history, may find that the Burts had a coat-of-arms. If so, it may serve as a clue to clanship, but none of us place any great value upon symbols, unless they represent something greater than family titles. We know how they originated, and that they were more truly symbols of ignorance than of family greatness. If you will turn over the early Indian deeds in New England you will find that the unlettered savage had his coat-of-arms. He could not write his name, so he selected the representation of some animal or fish to stand for himself, and inscribed it on parchment. It was so in England in early days. When the people could not write, like our savages, they took to making symbois as representing the family. Those symbols in later days have been emblazoned to show supposed family superiority. They are baubles, now made by clever Englishmen to sell to purse-proud and title-loving Americans. (Applause.) 


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Children of HENRY BURT are:
2.	i.	SR. RICHARD2 BURT, b. Abt. 1600, Dorchester, England; d. October 06, 1641, Barbados, West Indies.
3.	ii.	JAMES BURT I, b. 1622, London, Co; London, England; d. August 17, 1665, Tauton, Bristol Co;  Massachusetts.


Generation No. 2

2.  SR. RICHARD2 BURT (HENRY1) was born Abt. 1600 in Dorchester, England, and died October 06, 1641 in Barbados, West Indies.  He married (1) ANN.    He married (2) JANE ADAMS November 1624.  She was born Abt. 1603.

Notes for SR. RICHARD BURT:
Family Tree Maker Online: GenealogyLibrary.com: Henry Burt of Springfield, Page 247


     
      Henry Burt of Springfield 
            
      THE TAUNTON BURTS.
      RICHARD AND JAMES BURT OF TAUNTON, MASS.
      AND SOME OF THEIR DESCENDANTS.
      BY FRANKLIN PRATT.
      The compiler of these notes is well aware of their incompleteness; but as 
      no genealogy of this branch of the Burt family has yet appeared in print, 
      he takes advantage of the publication of this work, to supply a brief 
      record of some of its earlier members, hoping that this partial account 
      may be the basis of a complete genealogy of the Taunton and Berkley Burts, 
      sometime in the future. Most of the heads of families mentioned were 
      farmers and iron workers, and all were sometime residents of Taunton, or 
      Berkley, which, until 1735, was part of Taunton. 
      Among the early settlers of Taunton were Richard and James Burt. Richard 
      appears as one of the forty-six first purchasers in 1639, while James is 
      first mentioned as surveyor of roads in 1645; but neither of them is on 
      the military list of August, 1643. Various reasons for the latter fact may 
      be surmised, but the most probable would seem to be that Richard was dead 
      or disabled by sickness, and that James had not yet arrived. Mr. Savage, 
      in his "Genealogical Dictionary," gives "James, probably son of Richard," 
      but we have sufficient reason for regarding them as brothers. The Plymouth 
      Court Records give the following, October 26, 1647: "The Courte ordereth, 
      upon pet'con of Richard Burt the sonne of Richard Burt deceased, late of 
      Taunton, that ye said Richard Burt shall mak choyse of his owne gardian; & 
      whearas he makes choyse of his vncle James Burt, to be guardian vnto him & 
      to liue wth him during his minority, the Court app'ues of his choyse& 
      confermes the same." 
      We find Richard Burt among the 758 persons in Barbadoes, owning ten acres 
      or more of land in 1638. We also find that James Burt, aged 13, sailed 
      from London for Barbadoes in the Falcon, Thomas Irish master, April 14, 
      1635. Mr. Savage says that James Burt was in Newport in 1639. Whether 
      these were the Taunton men we do not know, but it is not improbable that 
      they came to New England by way of Barbadoes, as we know that many came to 
      this country that way. In the British State papers, Colonial Calendar, 
      subdivision, America and the West Indies, 1661-'68, §1657, it is stated 
      that 1,200 persons who had formerly been proprietors or tradesmen had gone 
      from Barbadoes to New England, between the years 1643 and 1647. Many 
      others had gone from St. Christophers.--Ibid, §1212. 
      In view of the interest now taken in family history, and of the 
      investigations being made in England, as well as in this country, we may 
      expect additional light upon the lives and actions of our first settlers, 
      and hope that the time and manner in which Richard and James Burt left the 
      place of their nativity and became residents of Taunton, may clearly 
      appear. 
      
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RICHARD BURT SR. was one of the first purchasers (some of whom came from 
Dorchester England) in the Massachusetts Company and settled at Cohannet in 
Plymouth Colony, about the year 1639.(*) He was the owner of eight shares in 
this company, and was doubtless accompanied by his family, but he has left 
only a few leaves for a biography.

We may be reasonably sure that he and his son RICHARD, JR., born in 1629, 
were living in this place on 3 March 1639-40, when the Plymouth Court passed 
the brief order, "That Cohannet shall be called Taunton."  Of his family we 
know very little else and of himself, only that he took the oath of fidelity, 
and that he died previous to 26 October 1647, at which time his minor son 
RICHARD made his choice of a guardian.

(*)  The year 1637 is the commonly accepted date of the settlement of 
Cohannet; but there are reasons for thinking that a few of the first comers 
commenced a settlement in another place in 1637, but united with the larger 
body of settlers upon their arrival at Cohannet in 1638 or 1639.

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Children of SR. BURT and JANE ADAMS are:
4.	i.	JR. RICHARD3 BURT, b. 1629, Barbados, West Indies; d. October 1685, Tauton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
	ii.	JOHN BURT.
	iii.	JAMES BURT.
	iv.	HENRY BURT.
	v.	HANNAH BURT.
	vi.	RACHEL BURT.


3.  JAMES2 BURT I (HENRY1) was born 1622 in London, Co; London, England, and died August 17, 1665 in Tauton, Bristol Co;  Massachusetts.  He married ANNA UNK 1658 in Tauton, Bristol Co; MA.  She was born Abt. 1630 in Taunton, Bristol Co;  Massachusetts, and died August 17, 1665 in Taunton, Bristol Co;  Massachusetts.

Notes for JAMES BURT I:
    
      Henry Burt of Springfield          
     
      WILL OF JAMES BURT.
      The Last Will and Testament of James Burt, Senr., exhibited to the Court 
      held att Plymouth, in New England, the ??nd of March, Anno 
      Page 501 
      Dom. 1680, on the oath of John Smith of Taunton; whoe alsoe testifyed 
      before the Court on his oath that Samuell Smith, deceased, was another 
      witness to the truth of this will. 
      I being aged and taken sick, yett haveing my perfect memory, doe make my 
      will as followeth: first, I comitt my soul to the Lord whoe gave it, and 
      my body to the earth, to be decently buried; and as for my outward estate 
      I dispose of it as followeth: 
      ITEM.--I give to my eldest son James my dwelling house and my house lott; 
      and thirty-eight acrees of land; lying below the brook called Mr. Brownes 
      brook, on the southwestsyde of the cart way goeing to Thomas Lincolns 
      house, called Thomas Lincolns cartway, and a peece of land lying by the 
      Three Mile River, below the lower falls in a place called the Nutt Plaine, 
      being about seaven acrees and an half; and I give to my son James my best 
      bed and bedding and bedsteed; 
      ITEM.--I give unto my son Thomas my share of the last purchase below three 
      mile River, and my meddow above Sapegegansett River, by the mouth of that 
      river, being about one acree; and my meddow above three mile River on the 
      southeast side of the Great River, with six acrees of land lying by it, 
      and six acrees of plaine and three acrees of swamp lying little      
      above the head of the six acrees, which lyeth by the meddow first 
      mentioned, eastward, and half my share in the Iron works: I give to my son 
      Thomas 
      ITEM.--I give to my daughter Hannah one heiffer of yeer and vantage, Ridon 
      white cullored, and half my household stuff. 
      ITEM.--I give the other half of my household stuff to my daughter Rachell, 
      and half my share in the Iron workes, and two cowes and one heiffer, of a 
      yeer and vantage, and twenty-two acrees of land and meddow, lying by the 
      three mile river at the place by the name of the twenty acree division; 
      and a peece of land lying between Peter Pitts, his land, and Thomas 
      Harveye's meddow; called by the name of Thomas Mashes, being about ten 
      acrees, all which I give to my daughter Rachell, and one bed and bedding. 
      ITEM.--I give to my daughter Hannahs child, Jacob Hathwey, my share in the 
      land called the North Purchase. 
      ITEM.--I give to my son James my horse and one calf, and half my share in 
      the undivided towne rights. 
      ITEM.--I give to my son Thomas one calf and half my share in the undivided 
      towne rights, and all that I have heer given to my children I give to them 
      and their heirs forever. 
      ITEM.--I have made choise of Joseph Wilbore and Samuell Smith, to be 
      overseers and to divide equally my household stuff, between my daughter 
      Hannah and my daughter Rhachell. 
                                                            JAMES BURT, 
                                                           His X mark and seal. 
      Signed and sealed in the presence of us, 
      James Smith, 
      John Smith. 

      JAMES BURT.
James Burt, although not an original proprietor of Taunton, was here quite early, and was appointed surveyor of roads in March, 1645; also in 1654. He took the oath of fidelity in 1657, but does not appear to have been admitted as a freeman. He probably was not wholly in accord with the prevailing religious opinions here, for we find that in 1648 or '49 he received a power of attorney from Francis Doughty, the minister, who was compelled to go away from Taunton for opposing the formation of the first church here, and for other misdemeanors. Mr. Doughty probably regarded James Burt as being more friendly to him than some others, and therefore authorized him to convey the land he owned here. It is also significant that several generations of James Burt's descendants were staunch adherents of the church of England. His home lands were on the westerly side of the Taunton river, and appear to have been the premises he purchased of Thomas Brayman, which were the occasion of a singular lawsuit recorded in Plymouth Court Records, vol. 7, p. 74; October 4, 1655: "James Burt complained against Thomas Brayman in an action of treaspas on the case, to the damage of fifty pound, for molesting and hindering him from imploying of an house and land bought of said Brayman. The jury find for the plaintife, and give him his bargaine, and thirty shillings dammage, and the cost of the suite, which comes to James Burt complained against Thomas Brayman in an action of treaspas on the case, to the damage of fifty pound, for molesting and hindering him from imploying of an house and land bought of said Brayman. The jury find for the plaintife, and give him his bargaine, and thirty shillings dammage, and the cost of the suite, which comes to 
   s. d.  
 It. for witnesses, 13 6  
 It. for the jury, Clark and Marshall, 9 0  

Judgment was graunted according to the verdict." 

These premises were at "Sandy Hill," and were described in 1681 as being "down below Mr. Brown's brook, on the southwest side of the cartway going to Thomas Lincoln's house, called Thomas Lincoln's cartway," now known as Highland street, and doubtless could be located at the present time. In the division of land in 1659, James Burt claimed upon his own rights, and under the peculiar rule of "two acres to the lot, two acres to the head, and two acres to the shilling," he was entitled to and doubtless received thirty-eight acres, he having six heads in his family and paying twelve shillings rates or taxes. In 1668, he was one of the proprietors of the Taunton North Purchase, comprising the present towns of Easton, Mansfield and the larger part of Norton; and of the South Purchase in 1672, consisting of the present town of Dighton. 

Of James Burt's domestic relations, our information is quite limited. From the Plymouth records we learn that Anna, wife of James Burt, died August 17, 1665, and we are unable to state anything further about her. The oldest son was James, born probably in 1659. He also had a son Thomas, and a daughter Rachel, who married December 8, 1686, Aaron Knap of Taunton, and a daughter Hannah, who married (???) Hathaway. The date of his death is unknown, but his will, a copy of which is given herewith, was presented at Court March 2, 1680, (O. S.) The place of his burial is probably, like that of many others of the first settlers, an unmarked grave in the old "Neck o'Land" burying ground. 


	
Children of JAMES BURT and ANNA UNK are:
5.	i.	HANNAH3 BURT, b. Abt. 1652, Taunton, MA; d. June 24, 1726, Freetown, MA.
6.	ii.	JAMES BURT II, b. Abt. 1659; d. June 10, 1743, Tauton, Massachusetts.
7.	iii.	THOMAS BURT II, b. Abt. 1661.
	iv.	RACHEL BURT, b. Abt. 1663; m. AARON KNAPP, December 08, 1686, Tauton, Bristol Co; MA.


Generation No. 3

4.  JR. RICHARD3 BURT (SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born 1629 in Barbados, West Indies, and died October 1685 in Tauton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.  He married CHARITY GALLUP HALL 1655, daughter of GEORGE HALL and MARY.  She was born 1634 in Devonshire, England, and died June 03, 1711 in Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.

Notes for JR. RICHARD BURT:
The probate records for JAMES BURT show that he had lived in Barbardos West 
Indies, where his brother RICHARD joined him, at age 13.  Their parents are 
unknown. 

We can establish his place and date of death by the following:

Plymouth Court Records, Oct 26, 1647: "The Court ordereth, upon pet'con 
(petition) of RICHARD BURT the sonne (son) of RICHARD BURT deceased, late of 
Taunton. that ye said RICHARD BURT shall mak (make) choyse (choice) of his 
own guardian; & whereas he makes choyse of his vuncle JAMES BURT.. 

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RICHARD BURT, JR. was one of the number that took the oath of fidelity in 
1657. He was a surveyor of highways in 1658, he was constable in 1667, he was 
a freeman in 1670, he was a proprietor of the North Purchase in 1668 and of 
the South Purchase in 1672, he was the chairman of the committee of twelve 
that laid out the highway from the "Ware" to Assonet Neck on 11 May 1672. 

He had a "whome lott" (home lot) at the weir, but his dwelling house and farm 
were on the easterly side of the Taunton River, in what is now Berkley, 
described as being between the "Ware" and "the farms."  He must have 
abandoned the farms in 1675, as did other inhabitants along the river, when 
the Indian wars broke out, and this may be the reason that he had a home at 
the weir.  
In the division of land in 1659 he drew 46 acres and paying 18 shillings and 
2 pence rates and having four heads in his family.  His wife's name was 
CHARITY and his children's names are given in the Proprietors Records, as 
follows:

1. ABEL BURT SR. b. 5 December 1657
2.  MARY BURT b. abt. 15 May 1661
3. RICHARD BURT III b. 21 June 1663 in Taunton, Bristol County, MA
4. JOSEPH BURT b. abt 15 May 1666
5. EBENEZER BURT SR. b., abt. 15 May 1669
6.   JOHN BURT SR. b. abt 21 August 1671 
7.  EPHRAIM BURT b. 27 February 1673/74
8.  ABIGAIL BURT b. 28 January 1675/76

His will, of which an abstract is here given, does not mention his son JOHN 
BURT.  It is dated 7 September 1685 and was proved 29 October of the same 
year.  His widow CHARITY died 3 June 1711 aged 76 and was buried at Neck 
o'Land.  He was probably buried at the same place, but no stone marks the 
spot.

The last will and testament of Richard Burt, aged 56 years, or thereabouts, 
being sick and weak but yet being in his right senses, and having perfect 
memory, upon this 7th day of September 1685, doth will as followeth:

ITEM.- I give to my eldest son Able a certain tract of land lying on the east 
side of Tauton River, extending from the said river eastward unto the 
highway, which goeth down to the farms, and betwixt the land of James Walker 
and the land of Thomas Buit; this I give to him the said Able Burt and to his 
heirs forever; also I give to my son Able Burt half my purchase right to him 
and his heirs forever.

ITEM - I give to my son Richard my house and all my land adjoining to the 
same, lying and being betwixt the Great River and the highway that goeth down 
to the farms, to him the said Richard and to his heirs forever, only my 
beloved wife shall enjoy the said house and land during her lifetime, also I 
give to my son Richard my division of salt meadow lying at a place called 
lowsey cove, to him and his heirs forever.

ITEM - I give my son Joseph a piece of land and meadow, the meadow called by 
the name  of Ape's meadow, lying on the east side of the old island path, 
meadow and land adjoining to it about twenty acres, together with a division 
of land lying on a plain at the southwest corner of the aforesaid land, on 
the east side of the old island path, containing about sixteen acres, this I 
give my son Joseph and his heirs forever; also my other half purchase right I 
give to my sons Richard and Joseph and their heirs forever.

ITEM - I give to my son Ebenezer my home lott at the ware, together with my 
Rumford division of upland and meadow, to him and his heirs forever.

ITEM - I give to my sons Joseph and Ephraim my North Purchase, to be equally 
divided betwixt them, to them and their heirs forever.

ITEM - I give to my daughter Mary my South Purchase, being the 14th lot to 
her the said Mary and her heirs forever.

ITEM - I give to my daughter Abigail ten pound to be paid to her at the her 
marriage day.

I make my beloved wife my sole executrix.

                                                               /s/ RICHARD 
BURT

Witnesses, John Hall,
                 Joseph French

Oct. the 29th, 1685, John Hall and James Leonard, Jr., appeared
before the Court and made oath that they saw Richard Burt sign
the will.

                                                        Charity Burt 
presented the
                                                        inventory of her 
husband.

           John  Hall

Inventory by Joseph Walker

Peter Walker

Notes for CHARITY GALLUP HALL:
Daughter of George HALL.
	
Children of JR. BURT and CHARITY HALL are:
8.	i.	ABEL4 BURT, b. December 05, 1657, Tauton, Bristol,  Massachusetts; d. June 11, 1711, Tauton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
	ii.	MARY BURT, b. May 13, 1661, Tauton, Bristol Co;  Massachusetts.
9.	iii.	RICHARD BURT III, b. June 21, 1663, Tauton, Bristol Co;  Massachusetts; d. August 06, 1707, Hopewell, Hunterdon, New Jersey.
	iv.	JOSEPH BURT, b. May 15, 1666, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; d. 1695; m. MARY; b. Abt. 1669.

Notes for JOSEPH BURT:
Disappeared.

10.	v.	EBENEZER BURT, b. May 15, 1669, Tauton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; d. November 05, 1724, Tauton, Bristol Co;  Massachusetts.
11.	vi.	JOHN BURT, b. August 21, 1671, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
12.	vii.	EPHRAIM BURT, b. February 27, 1673/74, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; d. November 05, 1704, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
	viii.	ABIGAIL BURT, b. January 28, 1675/76, Tauton, Massachusetts; m. JOHN TISDALE, Abt. 1707; b. Abt. 1673.


5.  HANNAH3 BURT (JAMES2, HENRY1) was born Abt. 1652 in Taunton, MA, and died June 24, 1726 in Freetown, MA.  She married JOHN HATHAWAY Abt. 1668, son of JOHN HATHAWAY and MARTHA SHEPHERD.  He was born August 16, 1650 in Taunton, MA, and died June 1730 in Dighton, MA.
	
Children of HANNAH BURT and JOHN HATHAWAY are:
	i.	MARTHA4 HATHAWAY, b. November 07, 1669, Freetown, Bristol Co; MA; m. JOSIAH WINSLOW, November 30, 1749; b. November 07, 1689.
13.	ii.	HANNAH HATHAWAY, b. December 22, 1671, Freetown, MA; d. Abt. 1765, Dighton, MA.
	iii.	JOHN HATHAWAY, b. Abt. 1674, Freetown, MA; d. November 04, 1718, Bristol Co; MA; m. MARY WILBORE, June 28, 1697.
14.	iv.	JACOB HATHAWAY, b. 1675, Freetown, MA; d. February 06, 1759.
	v.	ISAAC HATHAWAY, b. Abt. 1678, Freetown, MA; d. September 13, 1758; m. (1) SARAH MAKEPEACE; m. (2) SARAH MAKEPEACE, February 22, 1709/10, Taunton, Bristol Co; MA.
	vi.	ABIGAIL HATHAWAY, b. January 01, 1679/80, Freetown, MA; d. April 03, 1761; m. DAVID SHERMAN, December 27, 1710, Taunton, Bristol Co; MA.
	vii.	THOMAS HATHAWAY, b. Abt. 1682, Freetown, MA; d. January 28, 1756, Dighton, MA; m. MARGARET MAXWELL, June 01, 1719, Dighton, MA.
	viii.	EPHRAIM HATHAWAY, b. Abt. 1685, Freetown, MA; d. May 13, 1772, Taunton, MA; m. ABIGAIL DAVIS, December 19, 1717, Freetown, Bristol Co; MA; b. Abt. 1695.
	ix.	SARAH HATHAWAY, b. Abt. 1686, Freetown, MA; d. Ashford, Windham Co; Conn.; m. JAMES HALE, September 05, 1714, Dighton, MA.
	x.	EXPERIENCE HATHAWAY, b. Abt. 1690, Freetown, MA; m. ELNATHAN SHERMAN (SHERWIN), January 02, 1723/24, Freetown, Bristol Co; MA; b. Abt. 1690.


6.  JAMES3 BURT II (JAMES2, HENRY1) was born Abt. 1659, and died June 10, 1743 in Tauton, Massachusetts.  He married MARY THAYER September 02, 1685, daughter of NATHANIEL THAYER.  She was born Abt. 1665 in Taunton, MA.

Notes for JAMES BURT II:

      James2 was one of the largest land owners in Taunton. His home farm at 
      Sandy Hill was located on both sides of the great river, and each of his 
      sons was settled on a farm of one hundred acres, or more. He had extensive 
      tracts of meadow and swamp lands in various parts of the town, and salt 
      marsh and other lands in adjoining towns. His will is dated July 5, 1733, 
      and gives to his wife one-half the income of the home farm for life; to 
      each of the three older sons, "all that tract of land whereon he now 
      dwells both North and South;" to his youngest son, William, one-half of 
      the home farm, with the reversion of the other half, and the balance of 
      the estate not otherwise disposed of; to "cusen William French, 1 cow;" to 
      each daughter œ40 "in any good specie money excepted." He died June 10, 
      1743, age according to the gravestone "abovt" 84 years, and was buried in 
      the Plain Cemetery. His wife doubtless was buried beside him, but the 
      headstone of her grave is missing and the date of her death has not been 
      ascertained. 
   
	
Children of JAMES BURT and MARY THAYER are:
15.	i.	JAMES4 BURT III, b. 1686, Taunton, MA; d. March 29, 1774, Taunton, MA   In his 88th year.
16.	ii.	THOMAS BURT III, b. 1689, Taunton, MA; d. March 29, 1774, died same day as older brother, James.
17.	iii.	NATHANIEL BURT, b. September 1692, Taunton, MA; d. November 12, 1765, Taunton, MA   In 74th year.
	iv.	WILLIAM BURT III, b. Abt. 1693, Taunton, MA; d. March 09, 1783, Taunton, MA.

Notes for WILLIAM BURT III:
Excerpts extracted from the book entitled "Henry burt of springfield"
page 251

William Burt III,  the youngest son of James burt II; inherited his father's homestead on Taunton River; he died March 9, 1783; was called  "THE AGED";  probably left no direct heirs, for in 1785 his nephews claimed rights to his estate.

	v.	MARY BURT, b. 1696; d. March 03, 1749/50, Age 55 years.

Notes for MARY BURT:
Died unmarried

	vi.	TABITHA BURT, b. Abt. 1699, Taunton, MA; m. PEREZ SPRAGUE, January 19, 1726/27, Lebanon, New London Co; CT; b. June 22, 1705, Lebanon, New London Co; CT; d. April 03, 1758, Union, Tolland Co; CT.
	vii.	ABIGAIL BURT, b. Abt. 1702, Taunton, MA; d. May 29, 1789; m. JONATHON DEANE, August 30, 1739, Taunton, Bristol Co; MA; b. Abt. 1695.
	viii.	MEHITABEL BURT, b. Abt. 1703; m. EBENEZER BABCOCK, September 14, 1725, Windham, CT; b. July 21, 1699, Milton, MA; d. October 16, 1773, Coventry, Tolland Co; CT.
	ix.	CHARITY BURT, b. Abt. 1704, Lebanon, New London Co; CT.


7.  THOMAS3 BURT II (JAMES2, HENRY1) was born Abt. 1661.  He married (1) MARY SIMMONS Abt. 1690.  She died Bef. 1694.  He married (2) JEMIMA PHILLIPS Bef. 1695, daughter of WILLIAM PHILLIPS.  She was born Abt. 1664, and died March 28, 1718 in Berkley, MA.

Notes for THOMAS BURT II:
Thomas Burt was of Swansea in 1690 and 1694, and of Dighton in 1717.
	
Child of THOMAS BURT and JEMIMA PHILLIPS is:
	i.	ABIGAIL4 BURT, b. 1695, Taunton, MA.


Generation No. 4

8.  ABEL4 BURT (JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born December 05, 1657 in Tauton, Bristol,  Massachusetts, and died June 11, 1711 in Tauton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.  He married (1) ESTHER GALLUP.  She was born Abt. 1667, and died May 01, 1711.  He married (2) GRACE ANDREWS June 26, 1685 in Tauton, Bristol Co; MA.  She was born Abt. 1666 in Tauton, Massachusetts, and died September 16, 1709 in Tauton,  Massachusetts.

Notes for GRACE ANDREWS:
Daughter of Henry ANDREWS and Mary WADSWORTH.
	
Children of ABEL BURT and GRACE ANDREWS are:
18.	i.	SETH5 BURT, b. 1686, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; d. 1761.
19.	ii.	LT. ABEL BURT II, b. 1692, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; d. November 16, 1766, Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
20.	iii.	JOSEPH BURT, b. June 20, 1696, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; d. August 04, 1749, Pennington, Hunterdon Co; New Jersey.
	iv.	PRISCILLA BURT, b. January 27, 1698/99, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; m. JOHN DILLINGHAM, July 24, 1721, Freetown, MA; b. Abt. 1696.
21.	v.	JOTHAM BURT, b. Abt. 1700, Tauton, Bristol Co;  Massachusetts; d. February 28, 1806, Fayette Co; Pennsylvania.
22.	vi.	JOSIAH BURT, b. April 25, 1702, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
	vii.	MIRIAM BURT, b. September 16, 1704.


9.  RICHARD4 BURT III (JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born June 21, 1663 in Tauton, Bristol Co;  Massachusetts, and died August 06, 1707 in Hopewell, Hunterdon, New Jersey.  He married (1) EUNICE LEONARD February 18, 1683/84 in Taunton, Bristol Co; MA, daughter of JAMES LEONARD.  She was born November 25, 1668 in Braintree, Massachusetts, and died Bef. 1697.  He married (2) MARGARET GLENN 1697.  She was born Abt. 1665.
	
Children of RICHARD BURT and EUNICE LEONARD are:
	i.	JEMIMA5 BURT, b. April 12, 1687.
	ii.	SARAH BURT, b. Abt. 1691.
23.	iii.	JOSEPH BURT, b. June 20, 1696; d. August 04, 1749, Pennington, Hunterdon Co; New Jersey.

	
Children of RICHARD BURT and MARGARET GLENN are:
24.	iv.	RICHARD5 BURT IV, b. Abt. 1700, Maidenhead, Burlington Co;  New Jersey; d. Bef. March 10, 1777, Trenton, Hunterdon, New Jersey.
	v.	JOSEPH BURT.


10.  EBENEZER4 BURT (JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born May 15, 1669 in Tauton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts, and died November 05, 1724 in Tauton, Bristol Co;  Massachusetts.  He married (1) LYDIA TAPPAN Abt. 1700.  She was born Abt. 1661, and died June 07, 1718.  He married (2) MARY PETTIS February 27, 1722/23.  She was born Abt. 1671.
	
Children of EBENEZER BURT and LYDIA TAPPAN are:
25.	i.	EBENEZER5 BURT, b. May 21, 1703; d. September 07, 1769, Norton, Massachusetts.
	ii.	JONATHON BURT, b. Abt. 1704; m. RACHEL BRIGGS, May 24, 1739; b. Abt. 1706.
	iii.	EPHRAIM BURT, b. Abt. 1708; d. October 30, 1773.
	iv.	LYDIA BURT, b. Abt. 1710; m. ? COOPER; b. Abt. 1708.
	v.	BETHIA BURT, b. Abt. 1712; m. ? CAPRON; b. Abt. 1710.
	vi.	MARY BURT, b. Abt. 1714.
26.	vii.	BARTHOLEMEW BURT, b. September 19, 1717, Norton, Massachusetts; d. Bef. 1763, during French & Indian War.

	
Child of EBENEZER BURT and MARY PETTIS is:
	viii.	SUBMIT5 BURT, b. November 23, 1724.


11.  JOHN4 BURT (JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born August 21, 1671 in Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
	
Children of JOHN BURT are:
	i.	RICHARD5 BURT, b. Abt. 1693.
27.	ii.	JOHN BURT, b. 1695.
	iii.	SARAH BURT, b. Abt. 1697; m. JOSEPH DEAN; b. Abt. 1696.
	iv.	MARGARET BURT, b. Abt. 1699; m. JR. WILLIAM THAYER; b. Abt. 1698.
	v.	ABIGAIL BURT, b. Abt. 1701.
	vi.	DOROTHY BURT, b. Abt. 1703; m. NATHANIEL WALKER; b. Abt. 1700.
	vii.	HANNAH BURT, b. Abt. 1705.


12.  EPHRAIM4 BURT (JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born February 27, 1673/74 in Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts, and died November 05, 1704 in Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
	
Child of EPHRAIM BURT is:
	i.	PHEBE5 BURT, b. Abt. 1700; m. SAMUEL PIERCE, Dighton, Bristol Co; MA; b. Abt. 1700.


13.  HANNAH4 HATHAWAY (HANNAH3 BURT, JAMES2, HENRY1) was born December 22, 1671 in Freetown, MA, and died Abt. 1765 in Dighton, MA.  She married JOHN SIMMONS December 14, 1697 in Taunton, Bristol Co; MA, son of JOHN SIMMONS and MARTHA SHEPERD.  He was born Abt. 1671 in Dighton, MA, and died Abt. 1765 in Dighton, MA.
	
Children of HANNAH HATHAWAY and JOHN SIMMONS are:
	i.	JOHN5 SIMMONS, b. Abt. 1700, Dighton, MA; d. August 18, 1733.
	ii.	OLIVER SIMMONS, b. Abt. 1702, Dighton, MA; d. March 1773.
	iii.	PATIENCE SIMMONS, b. Abt. 1703, Freetown, MA.
	iv.	NOBLE SIMMONS, b. Abt. 1704, Freetown, MA; m. MARGARET, Abt. 1728.
	v.	HANNAH SIMMONS, b. Abt. 1707, Freetown, MA; d. Dighton, MA.
	vi.	CONSTANT SIMMONS, b. Abt. 1710, Freetown, MA.
	vii.	MARTHA SIMMONS, b. Abt. 1715, Dighton, MA; m. (1) PHILLIP HATHAWAY, December 11, 1735, Dighton, MA; b. July 05, 1707, Freetown, MA; m. (2) PHILIP HATHAWAY, December 11, 1735, Dighton, MA; b. July 05, 1707, Freetown, MA.
	viii.	REBECCA SIMMONS, b. February 06, 1718/19, Dighton, MA.
	ix.	EDWARD SIMMONS, b. December 08, 1721, Dighton, MA.


14.  JACOB4 HATHAWAY (HANNAH3 BURT, JAMES2, HENRY1) was born 1675 in Freetown, MA, and died February 06, 1759.  He married PHILLIPA CHASE February 28, 1696/97 in Taunton, Bristol Co; MA, daughter of BENJAMIN CHASE and PHILLIPA SHERMAN.  She was born July 05, 1679 in Freetown, MA, and died Abt. 1740.
	
Child of JACOB HATHAWAY and PHILLIPA CHASE is:
	i.	PHILIP5 HATHAWAY, b. July 05, 1707, Freetown, MA; m. MARTHA SIMMONS, December 11, 1735, Dighton, MA; b. Abt. 1715, Dighton, MA.


15.  JAMES4 BURT III (JAMES3, JAMES2, HENRY1) was born 1686 in Taunton, MA, and died March 29, 1774 in Taunton, MA   In his 88th year.  He married MARY Abt. 1715.  She was born Abt. 1690, and died June 07, 1772 in Taunton, MA  In her 82nd year.

Notes for JAMES BURT III:
Lived on Highland Street on land conveyed to him by his father in 1716. Will dated March 29, 1773, mentions son James IV as "only son."

More About JAMES BURT III:
Burial: Plain Cemetary

More About MARY:
Burial: Plain Cemetary
	
Children of JAMES BURT and MARY are:
	i.	JAMES5 BURT IV, m. RACHEL ? STAPLES, March 19, 1744/45, Taunton, Bristol Co; MA.
	ii.	MERCY BURT.
	iii.	DAUGHTER BURT, m. SEEKAL.
	iv.	MOLLY BURT, m. GUSHEE.
	v.	ABIGAIL BURT, b. 1730, Taunton, MA; m. EPHRAIM WOODWARD; b. 1728, Taunton, MA.


16.  THOMAS4 BURT III (JAMES3, JAMES2, HENRY1) was born 1689 in Taunton, MA, and died March 29, 1774 in died same day as older brother, James.  He married ELIZABETH AXTELL Abt. 1732.  She was born April 28, 1703 in Taunton, MA, and died July 15, 1772 in Taunton, MA.

Notes for THOMAS BURT III:
Excerpt transcribed from the book entitled "Henry Burt of Springfield."
page 250

Thomas Burt was among the first settlers on the Segregansett River, where a large tract of land was given him by his father. His house was located on BURT Street, which takes its name from the family.

Previous to his settlement at Segregansett, his father, James II, had conveyed to him by deed of gift dated February 28, 1714-15 - - "half that lot of land in Tauton (???) that was formerly ye lot and homestead of my father James Burt, of sd Taunton, deceased, on which my old dwelling house now pulled down did stand, namely that half part of my fathers lot that lies adjoining William drakes land, and bounded on the easterly end by the path that is between this lot and ye great River, and is to run northerly till it meet with other (???) of William Drake at the head of a (???) only a path between them." And one other tract of land in Taunton containing by estimation eleven acres.
April 27, 1726, Thomas Burt releases the deed of gift, "on the other side, (???) of house orchard meadow" & to his father, seemingly in exchange for land at Segregansett.
The foregoing deed enables us to locate the homestead of James burt, senior; and we think, indicates that "Thomas Lincoln's cartway," now Highland Strret, extended easterly to the river.

More About THOMAS BURT III:
Burial: Oakland Cemetary

More About ELIZABETH AXTELL:
Burial: Oakland Cemetary
	
Children of THOMAS BURT and ELIZABETH AXTELL are:
28.	i.	THOMAS5 BURT IV, b. 1733, Taunton, MA; d. July 28, 1800, Taunton, MA.
	ii.	DANIEL BURT IV, b. January 01, 1734/35, Long Meadows, MA; d. October 05, 1802, Taunton, MA; m. BETTEY; b. 1783; d. December 14, 1821.

Notes for DANIEL BURT IV:
Daniel Burt IV He lived at his father's homestead on Burt Street, which now (1893) forms part of the estate of the late George Walker.

	iii.	HENRY BURT IV, b. 1736, Taunton, MA; d. March 18, 1810, Taunton, MA.
	iv.	JEMIMA BURT, b. Abt. 1740; m. ABEL CRANE; b. Abt. 1740.
	v.	WILLIAM BURT IV, b. Abt. 1740, Taunton, MA; d. Bennington Co; Vermont.

More About WILLIAM BURT IV:
Individual Note: Removed to Bennington, Vermont

	vi.	PETER BURT IV, b. September 03, 1741, Taunton, MA; d. September 04, 1750, Taunton, MA.


17.  NATHANIEL4 BURT (JAMES3, JAMES2, HENRY1) was born September 1692 in Taunton, MA, and died November 12, 1765 in Taunton, MA   In 74th year.  He married CONSTANT LINCOLN.  She was born 1696, and died November 24, 1777.

Notes for NATHANIEL BURT:

      Henry Burt of Springfield 
       
      The Longmeadow Burts, the descendants of Nathaniel, have all been 
      patriotic men, ever ready to serve their country in the hour of peril. In 
      every war for the defense of the principles on which this country was 
      founded, there have been some of them foremost in the discharge of a duty. 
      Among others in recent times was General Oliver Edwards, in the seventh 
      generation from Nathaniel Burt, who went into the War of the Rebellion as 
      adjutant and retired as Brevet-Major General. He served in the Army of the 
      Potomac, and his relatives used to say of him, that "it was the Burt 
      blood" which stirred him to patriotic duty. The Longmeadow burying ground 
      must always be holy ground to those who have at least five 
      great-grandfathers in direct succession resting there to remember. These 
      incidents and the village itself,--beautiful and peaceful,--makes one's 
      heart young with the memories of "Auld Lang Syne." 
           
         
      In his will, dated 1763, Nathaniel Burt gave his homestead to the 
      above-named three sons, and it was held by them in common until August 20, 
      1783, when it was divided between Jacob and David, each receiving, by 
      estimation, one hundred acres. 
      Nathaniel Burt was a prominent supporter of the "Old England way of 
      worship of God," and was one of the first wardens of the Church of St. 
      Thomas, near the Three Mile river, which, although projected in 1728, was 
      erected about 1738. He married Constant, daughter of Thomas Lincoln, gr. 
      senior; she was born 1696, died November 24, 1777.  Nathaniel3 was buried in the
      old St.Thomas churchyard near the Three Mile  river, and on his gravestone is inscribed
      "He was one of the first erectors of ye Church of St. Thomas in Taunton."
      " His wife's stone gives her name as "Constance," but there is abundant evidence
      that  "Constant"  was her correct name. 
   
	
Children of NATHANIEL BURT and CONSTANT LINCOLN are:
	i.	ABRAHAM5 BURT, d. Canaan, Connecticut.
29.	ii.	NATHANIEL BURT, b. 1716, Taunton, MA; d. Abt. 1792, Prosperity, Washington Co; PA.
	iii.	THOMAS BURT, b. May 29, 1720, Taunton, MA; d. January 03, 1801, Taunton, Bristol Co;  Massachusetts.
	iv.	ISAAC BURT, b. 1726; d. August 27, 1807.
	v.	CONSTANT BURT, b. October 02, 1728, Taunton, MA; d. October 12, 1810, Taunton, MA; m. (1) BENJAMIN KING; b. Raynham, MA; m. (2) RICHARD COBB, 1749, Taunton, Bristol Co; MA; b. 1717, Taunton, MA; d. November 08, 1772, Taunton, MA.

More About CONSTANT BURT:
Burial: The church yard

	vi.	JACOB BURT, b. 1730; d. Canaan, CT.

Notes for JACOB BURT:
Removed to Canaan, Conn; about 1796, and probably died there.

	vii.	TABITHA BURT, b. 1730, Taunton, MA; d. October 07, 1736, Taunton, MA; m. (ELKANAH) TISDALE.

More About TABITHA BURT:
Burial: Oakland Cemetary

	viii.	DAVID BURT, b. September 13, 1741, Taunton, MA; d. June 09, 1829, Taunton, MA.


Generation No. 5

18.  SETH5 BURT (ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born 1686 in Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts, and died 1761.  He married JOHANNAH.  She was born Abt. 1688.
	
Children of SETH BURT and JOHANNAH are:
	i.	ANNA6 BURT, b. June 10, 1716.
30.	ii.	LT. STEPHEN BURT, b. January 26, 1721/22, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; d. August 1760.
	iii.	RUTH BURT, b. April 03, 1723.
	iv.	EDMON BURT, b. August 25, 1728.


19.  LT. ABEL5 BURT II (ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born 1692 in Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts, and died November 16, 1766 in Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.  He married SARAH BRIGGS.  She was born Abt. 1694.
	
Children of ABEL BURT and SARAH BRIGGS are:
	i.	SARAH6 BURT, b. August 03, 1715.
	ii.	ABEL BURT, b. May 10, 1722.
	iii.	PHEBE BURT, b. March 05, 1722/23.
31.	iv.	GEORGE BURT, b. Abt. 1724, Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; d. January 08, 1804, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
32.	v.	ABNER BURT, b. October 18, 1731, Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; d. Abt. 1820.


20.  JOSEPH5 BURT (ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born June 20, 1696 in Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts, and died August 04, 1749 in Pennington, Hunterdon Co; New Jersey.  He married ABIGAIL.  She was born Abt. 1700.
	
Children of JOSEPH BURT and ABIGAIL are:
	i.	EDWARD6 BURT, b. March 21, 1725/26; m. SARAH PAINE, October 23, 1760, Taunton, Bristol Co; MA; b. Abt. 1727.
	ii.	ABIGAIL BURT, b. May 16, 1731.
	iii.	JOSEPH BURT, b. January 30, 1732/33; m. SILENCE BRIGGS; b. Abt. 1734.
	iv.	JABETT BURT, b. August 17, 1736.
33.	v.	ELIJAH BURT, b. 1740, Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; d. 1817.


21.  JOTHAM5 BURT (ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born Abt. 1700 in Tauton, Bristol Co;  Massachusetts, and died February 28, 1806 in Fayette Co; Pennsylvania.  He married ESTHER ATWOOD 1732 in Dighton, Bristol Co; MA.  She was born February 19, 1709/10 in Fayette Co; Pennsylvania.

Notes for JOTHAM BURT:
Jotham Burt's will 

Posted by Jane Peppler <jpeppler@acpub.duke.edu> on Sun, 28 Mar 1999
Surname: BURT, LEONARD, FREEMAN, HAYWARD, HAYWOOD, HEYWOOD
Said will is dated October 17, 1805, and filed on March 13, 1806, in the 
Register of Wills' Office of Fayette County, Pennsylvania, in Will book No. 1, 
page 160

In the name of God Amen I Jotham Burt of the township of Franklin in the County 
of Fayette and state of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind ... after my just 
debts and funeral expenses are fully paid ... I give devise and bequeath all 
that Tract or Parcel of Land whereon I now live Situate in Franklin Township 
aforesaid unto my two sons Zephaniah Burt and Daniel Burt except twenty six 
Acres thereof which is the real property of Zephaniah equally to be divided 
between them share and share alike ... the above division of said land is not to 
take place until after the decease of my Wife Mary Burt. I also give and 
bequeath unto my other two sons Joseph Burt and Ebenezer Burt the sum of twenty 
pounds a piece to be paid them by my sons Zephaniah and Daniel Burt within three 
years after my decease. I also give and bequeath unto my Daughters Sarah 
Leonard, Jemima Leonard and Mary Freeman, All my personal property ... to be 
divided between them share and share alike (Except that Sarah Leoanrd is to have 
a third less than the other Daughters, she having already received part of her 
portion thereof) ... it is my will that the entire Estate in my possession at 
the time of my decease shall be and remain in the sole possession of my wife 
Mary Burt during the term of her natural life ... and after her decease I 
nominate ... my Sons Joseph Burt and Ebenezer Burt Joint Executors ...




	
Children of JOTHAM BURT and ESTHER ATWOOD are:
	i.	PRISCILLA6 BURT, b. Abt. 1727, Tauton, Massachusetts; m. (1) SAMUEL COZAD; b. Abt. 1737; m. (2) EZRA FAIRCHILD, January 11, 1757, Mendham, Morris Co; New Jersey; b. Abt. 1737.
	ii.	NATHANIAL BURT, b. Abt. 1729; m. REBECCA THORP, October 09, 1770.
34.	iii.	JOTHAM BURT, b. December 1733, New Jersey; d. February 26, 1806, Fayette Co; Pennsylvania.
35.	iv.	ZEPHANIAH BURT, b. Abt. 1739, Morristown, New Jersey; d. 1814, Washington Co; Pennsylvania.
	v.	JEMIMA BURT, b. Abt. 1740, Tauton, Massachusetts; m. BENJAMIN POOL, July 04, 1762, Morristown, Morris Co; New Jersey; b. Abt. 1740, Dighton, Massachusetts; d. Abt. 1810.


22.  JOSIAH5 BURT (ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born April 25, 1702 in Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.  He married MARY WALDRON February 12, 1726/27 in Dighton, Bristol Co; MA.  She was born Abt. 1703.
	
Children of JOSIAH BURT and MARY WALDRON are:
	i.	JEMIMAH6 BURT, b. December 07, 1730.
36.	ii.	JOTHAM BURT, b. November 18, 1731, Dighton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
	iii.	SYBLE BURT, b. July 18, 1736; d. August 11, 1827, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; m. ICHABOD LEONARD, December 08, 1763; b. Abt. 1734.


23.  JOSEPH5 BURT (RICHARD4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born June 20, 1696, and died August 04, 1749 in Pennington, Hunterdon Co; New Jersey.  He married MARY REEDER Abt. 1716.  She was born Abt. 1696.
	
Children of JOSEPH BURT and MARY REEDER are:
	i.	JOSEPH6 BURT, b. Abt. 1718.
	ii.	MARGARET BURT, b. Abt. 1720.
	iii.	SARAH BURT, b. Abt. 1722.
	iv.	MARY BURT, b. Abt. 1724.
	v.	DEBORAH BURT, b. Abt. 1726.
	vi.	RICHARD BURT, b. Abt. 1728.


24.  RICHARD5 BURT IV (RICHARD4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born Abt. 1700 in Maidenhead, Burlington Co;  New Jersey, and died Bef. March 10, 1777 in Trenton, Hunterdon, New Jersey.  He married RUTH BALDWIN Abt. 1730 in Trenton, Hunterdon, New Jersey, daughter of ELNATHAN BALDWIN and KEZIAH PRUDEN.  She was born October 11, 1691 in Newark, Essex Co; NJ, and died Bef. 1769.
	
Children of RICHARD BURT and RUTH BALDWIN are:
37.	i.	JOHN6 BURT, b. Aft. 1730, Trenton, Hunterdon, New Jersey; d. March 13, 1801.
	ii.	MOSES BURT, b. Abt. 1735, Trenton, Hunterdon, New Jersey; d. June 1808, Scott Co; Kentucky; m. HANNAH GREEN, Bef. 1763, Culpepper Co; Virginia; b. Abt. 1737; d. Aft. 1808, Scott Co; Kentucky.
	iii.	RUTH BURT, b. June 21, 1737; d. March 01, 1816, Hopewell Township, Hunterdon Co; NJ; m. THOMAS HENDRICKSON; b. Abt. 1735.
	iv.	SARAH CORMAL BURT, b. June 21, 1737; d. March 01, 1816, Hopewll Twp, Hunterdon, New Jersey; m. EDWARD CORNELL, 1758; b. Abt. 1735.
	v.	KEZIA BURT, b. Abt. 1741.
	vi.	JEMIMA BURT, b. Abt. 1742.
	vii.	MERCY BURT, b. Abt. 1743.


25.  EBENEZER5 BURT (EBENEZER4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born May 21, 1703, and died September 07, 1769 in Norton, Massachusetts.  He married NAOMI CAMPBELL ACORS March 12, 1734/35.  She was born February 20, 1704/05, and died February 26, 1788.
	
Children of EBENEZER BURT and NAOMI ACORS are:
	i.	EBENEZER6 BURT.
	ii.	MARCY BURT, b. February 20, 1734/35.
	iii.	MOSES BURT, b. April 29, 1740.
	iv.	MARY BURT, b. April 29, 1740.
	v.	EPHRAIM BURT, b. June 16, 1741.
	vi.	NAOMI BURT, b. February 27, 1742/43.
	vii.	JOSEPH BURT, b. April 24, 1746.
	viii.	SARAH BURT, b. March 06, 1750/51.


26.  BARTHOLEMEW5 BURT (EBENEZER4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born September 19, 1717 in Norton, Massachusetts, and died Bef. 1763 in during French & Indian War.  He married ABIGAIL ELLIS.  She was born Abt. 1719.
	
Children of BARTHOLEMEW BURT and ABIGAIL ELLIS are:
	i.	WILLIAM6 BURT.
	ii.	JONATHON BURT, b. November 16, 1743.
	iii.	LYDIA BURT, b. August 28, 1749.
	iv.	BENJAMIN BURT, b. June 14, 1752.
	v.	JOHN BURT, b. August 07, 1757.
	vi.	DAVID BURT, b. July 11, 1759.


27.  JOHN5 BURT (JOHN4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born 1695.
	
Children of JOHN BURT are:
	i.	CHARITY6 BURT, b. Abt. 1720.
	ii.	ABIGAIL BURT, b. Abt. 1720.


28.  THOMAS5 BURT IV (THOMAS4, JAMES3, JAMES2, HENRY1) was born 1733 in Taunton, MA, and died July 28, 1800 in Taunton, MA.  He married (1) MOLLY TISDALE.  She died October 05, 1774 in In her 30th year.  He married (2) ZILPHA HASKINS.  She died February 11, 1818 in In her 58th year.

Notes for THOMAS BURT IV:
Excerpts extracted from the book entitled "Henry Burt of Springfield"
page 251

Thomas Burt IV lived on Burt street near where "ye upper Bristol road or narrow passage" crosses the Segregansett river. This land was granted to James Burt II, grandfather of Thomas Burt IV, November 10,  1702, in the following terms: "Granted to James Burt the remainder of his sixty acre division upon the easterly side of the Segregansett river where the path leadeth over the goeth from Bristoll to Augustine Cobb's." This was the farm where the late Leonard burt lived and died. Thomas Burt IV was a man of unusual size and strength, and was significantly called "Long Thomas," to distinguish him from others of the same name.

More About THOMAS BURT IV:
Burial: Oakland Cemetary

More About MOLLY TISDALE:
Burial: Oakland Cemetary

More About ZILPHA HASKINS:
Burial: Oakland Cemetary
	
Children of THOMAS BURT and ZILPHA HASKINS are:
	i.	(5) MOLLY6 BURT, b. October 05, 1774; d. April 17, 1775.
	ii.	THOMAS BURT V, b. February 20, 1779.
	iii.	(5) MOLLY BURT, b. May 28, 1780.
	iv.	PETER BURT V, b. March 15, 1782; d. March 10, 1858.
	v.	EZERAL BURT V, b. June 18, 1784.
	vi.	JOSEPH BURT V, b. June 11, 1786.
	vii.	EBENEZER BURT V, b. July 15, 1788.
	viii.	ZILPHA BURT, b. October 04, 1790.
	ix.	SIBBIL BURT, b. September 05, 1792.


29.  NATHANIEL5 BURT (NATHANIEL4, JAMES3, JAMES2, HENRY1) was born 1716 in Taunton, MA, and died Abt. 1792 in Prosperity, Washington Co; PA.
	
Children of NATHANIEL BURT are:
	i.	NATHANIEL6 BURT.
	ii.	JACOB BURT.


Generation No. 6

30.  LT. STEPHEN6 BURT (SETH5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born January 26, 1721/22 in Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts, and died August 1760.  He married ABIGAIL PAULL 1742 in Berkley, Massachusetts.  She was born Abt. 1724.
	
Children of STEPHEN BURT and ABIGAIL PAULL are:
	i.	SIMEON7 BURT, b. April 24, 1743, Berkley, Massachusetts; m. ELIZABETH PITTS; b. Abt. 1745.
38.	ii.	STEPHEN BURT, b. October 07, 1747, Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
	iii.	BENJAMIN BURT, b. August 20, 1749.
	iv.	ABIGAIL BURT, b. January 17, 1749/50.
	v.	EDMOND BURT, b. March 20, 1753.
	vi.	ANNA BURT, b. September 17, 1755.
	vii.	PHYLENA BURT, b. October 22, 1757, Berkley, Massachusetts; d. October 30, 1791.
39.	viii.	ENOS BURT, b. September 03, 1760, Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.


31.  GEORGE6 BURT (ABEL5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born Abt. 1724 in Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts, and died January 08, 1804 in Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.  He married SUSANNA LINCOLN.  She was born Abt. 1730, and died October 02, 1818 in Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
	
Children of GEORGE BURT and SUSANNA LINCOLN are:
	i.	GEORGE7 BURT, b. Abt. 1750.
	ii.	SARAH BURT, b. July 1752; d. October 22, 1825, Petersham, Massachusetts; m. ENOS LINCOLN, October 29, 1771; b. Abt. 1750.
	iii.	JOHN BURT, b. Abt. 1756; d. 1804.
	iv.	SAMUEL BURT, b. Abt. 1758.
	v.	SUSANNAH BURT, b. Abt. 1760; m. WILLIAM COBB; b. Abt. 1758.
40.	vi.	ALVIN BURT, b. May 15, 1761, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; d. July 19, 1841.
	vii.	TAMAR BURT, b. Abt. 1762; m. GEORGE COBB; b. Abt. 1760.


32.  ABNER6 BURT (ABEL5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born October 18, 1731 in Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts, and died Abt. 1820.  He married MARY DEAN.  She was born Abt. 1733, and died July 11, 1836.
	
Children of ABNER BURT and MARY DEAN are:
	i.	DAVID7 BURT, b. Abt. 1753.
	ii.	ABEL BURT, b. Abt. 1755.
	iii.	MARY BURT, b. January 21, 1758.
	iv.	PRISCILLA BURT, b. July 06, 1759.
	v.	ABNER BURT, b. April 07, 1761.
	vi.	DARIUS BURT, b. February 15, 1763.
	vii.	SHADRACK BURT, b. Abt. 1765.
	viii.	SARAH BURT, b. Abt. 1768.
	ix.	TRYPHENA BURT, b. Abt. 1770.
	x.	DIADEMAY BURT, b. Abt. 1772.
	xi.	DEAN BURT, b. 1779.


33.  ELIJAH6 BURT (JOSEPH5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born 1740 in Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts, and died 1817.  He married SARAH WILLIAMS 1786.  She was born 1771, and died 1855.
	
Children of ELIJAH BURT and SARAH WILLIAMS are:
	i.	SYBIL7 BURT, b. January 22, 1787.
	ii.	JOSEPH BURT, b. August 07, 1788, Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; m. LUCY BOWEN; b. Abt. 1790.
	iii.	WILLIAMS BURT, b. 1790.


34.  JOTHAM6 BURT (JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born December 1733 in New Jersey, and died February 26, 1806 in Fayette Co; Pennsylvania.  He married MARY HAYWOOD April 11, 1753 in Morristown, New Jersey.  She was born September 08, 1736 in New Jersey, and died February 28, 1806 in Fayette Co; Pennsylvania.
	
Children of JOTHAM BURT and MARY HAYWOOD are:
41.	i.	SARAH B.7 BURT, b. March 23, 1754, Franklin, Fayette Co; Pennsylvania; d. July 17, 1845, Somerset Twp, Washington Co; Pennsylvania.
42.	ii.	JOSEPH BURT, b. July 09, 1757, Morris Co;  New Jersey; d. April 17, 1814, Middleton, Colombiana Co; Ohio.
	iii.	ZENAS BURT, b. September 10, 1759, New Jersey; d. March 13, 1782, Pennsylvania.
43.	iv.	EBENEZER BURT, b. May 10, 1762, Fayette Co; Pennsylvania; d. May 30, 1820, Strabane, Washington Co; Pennsylvania.
44.	v.	ZEPHANIAH BURT, b. August 10, 1765; d. December 1814, Cross Creek Twp, Washington Co; Pennsylvania.
	vi.	JEMIMA BURT, b. February 23, 1768.
	vii.	MARY BURT, b. October 18, 1771; d. June 20, 1811; m. JOHN FREEMAN.
	viii.	SILAS BURT, b. October 16, 1774, Pennsylvania; d. May 23, 1791, Pennsylvania.
	ix.	DANIEL BURT, b. February 21, 1777; d. 1870, Ohio.


35.  ZEPHANIAH6 BURT (JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born Abt. 1739 in Morristown, New Jersey, and died 1814 in Washington Co; Pennsylvania.  He married HANNAH AXTELL May 29, 1764 in Morristown, Morris Co; New Jersey.  She was born 1741 in Mendham, Morris, New Jersey, and died 1837 in Cambridge, Guersney Co; Ohio.
	
Children of ZEPHANIAH BURT and HANNAH AXTELL are:
	i.	LUTHER7 BURT, b. 1812, Guernsey Co; Ohio; d. 1850, Knoxville, Marion Co; Iowa; m. MARY A. MCFARLAND, February 26, 1831, Cambridge, Guernsey Co; Ohio; b. 1805, Virginia; d. August 23, 1855, Marion Co; Iowa.
	ii.	RHODA BURT.
45.	iii.	DAVID LIEUTENANT BURT, b. 1799, Fayette Co;  PA; d. October 01, 1846, Cambridge, Guernsey Co; Ohio.
46.	iv.	WILLIAM AXTELL BURT.
	v.	ELIZABETH BURT, b. Abt. 1773.


36.  JOTHAM6 BURT (JOSIAH5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born November 18, 1731 in Dighton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.  He married MARY ATWOOD.  She was born Abt. 1734 in Dighton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
	
Child of JOTHAM BURT and MARY ATWOOD is:
	i.	ZEPHANIAH7 BURT, b. Abt. 1756.


37.  JOHN6 BURT (RICHARD5, RICHARD4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born Aft. 1730 in Trenton, Hunterdon, New Jersey, and died March 13, 1801.
	
Child of JOHN BURT is:
47.	i.	MOSES7 BURT.


Generation No. 7

38.  STEPHEN7 BURT (STEPHEN6, SETH5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born October 07, 1747 in Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.  He married HANNAH PITTS November 01, 1781 in Dighton, Bristol Co; MA.  She was born April 19, 1758 in Dighton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts, and died June 24, 1834 in Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
	
Children of STEPHEN BURT and HANNAH PITTS are:
	i.	HANNAH8 BURT, b. July 19, 1782.
	ii.	STEPHEN BRIGHTMAN BURT, b. February 09, 1784.
	iii.	SALLY BURT, b. February 11, 1786.
	iv.	POLLY BURT, b. December 19, 1788.
	v.	PHYLENA BURT, b. February 18, 1791.
	vi.	LUCINDA BURT, b. September 16, 1793.
	vii.	CARLTON E. BURT, b. August 13, 1795.
	viii.	TAMERLANCE BURT, b. September 13, 1798.
	ix.	THOMAS BURT, b. July 07, 1801.


39.  ENOS7 BURT (STEPHEN6, SETH5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born September 03, 1760 in Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.  He married HANNAH HASKINS February 09, 1792 in Berkley, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.  She was born Abt. 1766.
	
Children of ENOS BURT and HANNAH HASKINS are:
	i.	ENOS8 BURT, b. August 02, 1797; m. CAROLINE HATHAWAY, February 04, 1821, Taunton, Bristol Co; MA; b. Abt. 1800.
	ii.	HANNAH S. BURT, b. May 12, 1799, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts; m. WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS; b. Abt. 1797.
48.	iii.	JACOB HASKINS BURT, b. Abt. 1800.
	iv.	STEPHEN BURT, b. October 07, 1801.
	v.	HENRY BURT, b. October 30, 1807.
	vi.	ABIGAIL BURT, b. March 24, 1810.
	vii.	CAPT. HIRAM BURT, b. November 03, 1812.


40.  ALVIN7 BURT (GEORGE6, ABEL5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born May 15, 1761 in Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts, and died July 19, 1841.  He married WEALTHY AUSTIN.  She was born February 14, 1763.
	
Child of ALVIN BURT and WEALTHY AUSTIN is:
49.	i.	WILLIAM AUSTIN8 BURT, b. June 13, 1792, Petersham, Massachusetts; d. August 15, 1858, Detroit, Michigan.


41.  SARAH B.7 BURT (JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born March 23, 1754 in Franklin, Fayette Co; Pennsylvania, and died July 17, 1845 in Somerset Twp, Washington Co; Pennsylvania.  She married CALEB JR. LEONARD 1773 in Pennsylvania, son of CALEB LEONARD and JEMIMA MINTHORN.  He was born 1750 in Morristown, Morris Co; New Jersey, and died July 17, 1850 in Washington Co; Pennsylvania.

Notes for CALEB JR. LEONARD:
"Caleb and the Leonards moved to Somerset Twp around 1780 from New Jersey."

Caleb Leonard married Sarah Burt, and their family numbered seven children,-Daniel, Joseph, Zenas, Phebe, Rhoda, Mary, and Sarah Leonard. The sons Joseph and Zenas died in Ohio, and Daniel died in this county. The daughters all married and died leaving families. Edmond Leonard, living in Fayette County, and Isaac Leonard, of Washington borough, are descendants of these early settlers

CalebJr. married ˛Sarah B. Burtł,4 daughter of ˛Jotham Burtł and ˛Mary Haywardł, in 1773 in Pennsylvania. Sarah was born on 23 Mar 1754 in Franklin, Fayette Co., PA and died on 17 Jul 1845 in Somerset Twp., Washington, PA, at age 91.

	
Children of SARAH BURT and CALEB LEONARD are:
	i.	RHODA8 LEONARD, b. November 13, 1774; m. (1) EDMUND THOMAS; b. Abt. 1775; m. (2) WILLIAM FERGUSON; b. Abt. 1770.
50.	ii.	DANIEL LEONARD, b. November 22, 1776; d. July 28, 1842, Washington Co; Pennsylvania.
	iii.	WILLIAM LEONARD, b. Abt. 1777; d. December 11, 1848.

Notes for WILLIAM LEONARD:
LEONARD, William - Pension #S35519 

Name: LEONARD, WILLIAM
Pension #: S35519
State: NJ
Age: 78
Ap. Date: 9 Nov 1825
LEONARD, WILLIAM: First enlisted in the fall of 1775 in New Jersey..his papers have been lost. He first applied 19 Jun 1818 in Barren Co., Ky
Affiant 1: Job Trobridge
Job Trowbridge: Made oath in Green Co., Ky on 25 Jun 1819..he served with William Leonard.

Affiant 2: Ichabod Blacklidge
Ichabod Blacklidge: 8 Jun 1819.. He states in Pulaski Co., Ky..he serve in the same company as William Leonard..also in Rockcastle Co., Ky 4 Nov 1820
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BURT entries in Wm Leonard's bible 
  Author: Jane Peppler  Date: 28 Mar 1999 12:00 PM GMT  
  Surnames: BURT, HAYWARD, HEYWOOD, HAYWOOD, LEONARD 
  Classification: Bible 
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"See [also] copy of Family Bible Records of Jotham and Mary (Hayward) BURT which are included in the notes of Jennie Leonard Hutchinson 1929. Copy in Uniontown, Pa. City Library, Pennsylvania Room. Ph : (412) 437-1165. See Statement of Ancestry by Harriett Leonard FISHBURN, July 12, 1923, Princeton, NJ. Copy in Uniontown, Pa. City Library, Pennsylvania Room. Ph : (412) 437-1165."

Jotham Burt was b. December __ 1733
Mary Hayward was b. Sept. 8 1736
Jotham Burt & Mary Hayward was married March 31st 1753
Sarah Burt, dau of Jotham & Mary Burt, was b Mar. 23, 1754
Joseph ... July 9 1757
Zenas ... Sept 10 1759
Ebenezar ... May 10, 1762
Zephaniah ... Aug 10 1765
Jemima ... Feb 23 1768
Mary ... Oct 18 1771
Silas ... Oct 16 1774
Daniel ... Feb 21, 1777

Zenas Burt son of Jotham & Mary Burt d. Mar 13 1782
Silas ... d. May 23 1791

Jotham Burt, husband of Mary Burt Sr d. Feb 28 1806
Joseph Burt, son of Jotham & Mary Burt, d. Apr 17 1814
Jemima Burt, wife of Joseph Burt, d Apr 25 1814
Mary Freman, wife of John Freeman d. June 20, 18 [?] 
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51.	iv.	JOSEPH LEONARD, b. July 10, 1779, Ohio; d. Ohio.
52.	v.	ZENAS LEONARD, b. May 28, 1782, Somerset Twp, Washington Co; Pennsylvania; d. September 18, 1823, Marion or Delwaware Co; Ohio.
	vi.	MARY LEONARD, b. August 16, 1787; m. ARTHUR ODBERT; b. Abt. 1785.
	vii.	NANCY LEONARD, b. Abt. 1790; m. GEORGE HIPPLE; b. Abt. 1790.
	viii.	PHEBE LEONARD, b. July 03, 1792; m. SAMUEL FERGUSON; b. Abt. 1790.
	ix.	SARAH LEONARD, b. March 26, 1794; d. September 28, 1818; m. (1) THOMAS BEALL; b. Abt. 1770; m. (2) CYRUS HANNEN; b. Abt. 1794.
	x.	DANIEL LEONARD.


42.  JOSEPH7 BURT (JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1)1 was born July 09, 1757 in Morris Co;  New Jersey1, and died April 17, 1814 in Middleton, Colombiana Co; Ohio1.  He married JEMIMA LEONARD1 Bef. 1781 in Morristown, New Jersey1, daughter of CALEB LEONARD and JEMIMA MINTHORN.  She was born 1762 in Morristown, Morris Co; New Jersey, and died April 25, 1814 in Middleton, Colombiana Co; Ohio.

Notes for JOSEPH BURT:
WILL OF JOSEPH BURT 1814 

Posted by Jane Peppler <jpeppler@acpub.duke.edu> on Sun, 01 Aug 1999
Surname: BURT, LEONARD, BOYLES, JOHNSTON

This is the will of Joseph Burt b 1757 to Jotham Burt and Mary Hayward. After 
living in Washington County PA for most of his adult life he moved to Columbiana 
County Ohio around 1812 and died there April 17, 1814
"In the name of God Amen I Joseph Burt of Middleton Township Columbiana County 
and State of Ohio being in a sick and low condition but of sound mind, judgement 
and understanding, do make this my last will and testament in manner following 
to wit. 1st I give and bequeath to my loving wife Jemima Burt the whole use and 
benefit of all my estate real and personal (except fifty acres of land that my 
son John Burt now lives on) my funeral expenses and lawful debts being first 
paid during her natural life. 2nd I give and bequeath to my son John Burt fifty 
acres of land whereon he now lives to begin on the east side and west line so as 
to take in the improvement he has now made, then south so far as to throw off 
fifty acres in the northwest corner of the quarter section to the said John 
Burt. 3d I give and bequeath after the death of my wife the remainder of my land 
to my sons Ebenezer and Silas Burt, to be divided in the following manner that 
is Ebenezer to have sixty acres in the south side of the quarter to begin at the 
southeast corner of John Burt's land, and Silas is to have the remainder. 4th 
after the death of my wife all moveable property that is then remaining is to be 
sold at public sale in a reasonable credit and my daughter Rhoda Burt is to have 
first sixty four dollars to make her equal with my other daughters, the 
remainder to be divided among my four daughters to wit Mary, Hannah, Jemima and 
Rhoda in equal proportion all necessary expenses being first paid. The expense 
of surveying land and conveying the land is to be equally paid by those that 
hold it.
Lastly - I do appoint my son William Burt and Samuel Boyles to execute this my 
last will and testament and make conveyance of the land before described to each 
of my sons. I do hereby declare this to be my last will and testament in 
testimondy whereof I have put my hand and affixed my seal this sixteenth day of 
April 1814 in presence of us,
Silas Leonard
Robert Johnson"




	
Children of JOSEPH BURT and JEMIMA LEONARD are:
53.	i.	WILLIAM8 BURT, b. February 26, 1781, Fayette Co; Pennsylvania; d. November 18, 1847, Columbiana, Ohio.
54.	ii.	EBENEZER BURT, b. August 08, 1783, Washington Co; PA; d. January 08, 1836, Cardington, Marion Co; Ohio.
55.	iii.	MARY BURT, b. 1786, prob.  New Jersey; d. December 31, 1823, Bentleyville, Washington Co; PA.
56.	iv.	JOHN REV. BURT, b. January 15, 1792, Bentleysville, Washington Co; Pennsylvania; d. February 09, 1870, Middleton Tp; Colombiana Co; Ohio  .
57.	v.	JEMIMA BURT, b. 1794, Bentleyville, Washington Co; Pennsylvania; d. 1823.
58.	vi.	HANNAH BURT, b. Abt. 1796, Bentleyville, Washington Co; Pennsylvania; d. December 31, 1832.
	vii.	RHODA BURT1, b. Abt. 1802, Bentleyville, Washington Co; Pennsylvania1; d. 1845, Bentleyville, Washington Co; Pennsylvania1.
	viii.	SILAS BURT1, b. Abt. 1806, Bentleyville, Washington Co; Pennsylvania1; d. Abt. 1845; m. MISS HANNAH MITCHELL1; b. 1795, Bentleyville, Washington Co; Pennsylvania.

More About SILAS BURT:
Degree: Abt. 1845, Bentleyville, Washington Co; Pennsylvania1

	ix.	EBENEZER BURT.
	x.	MARY BURT.
	xi.	JOHN BURT.
	xii.	JEMIMA BURT.
	xiii.	HANNAH BURT.
	xiv.	RHODA BURT, b. 1802; d. Abt. 1845.
	xv.	SILAS BURT.


43.  EBENEZER7 BURT (JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born May 10, 1762 in Fayette Co; Pennsylvania, and died May 30, 1820 in Strabane, Washington Co; Pennsylvania.  He married ANN.  She was born 1764, and died May 11, 1824 in Upper Buffalo, Washington Co; Pennsylvania.
	
Children of EBENEZER BURT and ANN are:
	i.	JOTHAM8 BURT.
	ii.	SARAH BURT, d. Bef. December 1829, Washington Co; Pennsylvania; m. ? SMITH; b. Abt. 1786.
	iii.	MARY BURT, b. Bet. 1780 - 1785; m. CHRISTOPHER CLOUSE; b. Abt. 1780.
	iv.	NANCY BURT, b. Bet. 1780 - 1785; m. (1) ? SCOTT; b. Abt. 1780; m. (2) JAMES MCKEE; b. Abt. 1780.
59.	v.	JOSEPH BURT, b. 1786, Washington Co; Pennsylvania; d. 1846.
60.	vi.	SILAS BURT, b. 1790, Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1850.
61.	vii.	WILLIAM BURT, b. May 04, 1798, Strabane, Washington Co; Pennsylvania; d. November 22, 1852, Lodi Twp; Athens Co; Ohio.
	viii.	JOHN BURT, b. January 13, 1800, Washington Co; Pennsylvania; d. July 26, 1853.
62.	ix.	DANIEL BURT, b. 1809.
63.	x.	EBENEZER BURT, b. May 03, 1811, Washington Co; Pennsylvania; d. April 05, 1891, Iberia, Morrow, Cardington.


44.  ZEPHANIAH7 BURT (JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born August 10, 1765, and died December 1814 in Cross Creek Twp, Washington Co; Pennsylvania.  He married HANNAH WILKINSON 1786.  She was born Abt. 1767, and died Aft. 1810 in Cross Creek Twp, Washington Co; Pennsylvania.

Notes for ZEPHANIAH BURT:
Zephaniah Burt's Will 

Posted by Shari Burt <sburt@phillipsfnd.org> on Mon, 07 Jun 1999
Surname: Burt

State of Indiana, Henry County
In the name of God, Amen!
I Zephaniah Burt of the aforesaid County and State do hereby make and publish 
this my last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former 
wills by me at any time heretofore made. I direct that my body be decently 
buried, and as to such of my worldly estate as it has pleased god to entrust me 
with, I dispose of in the following manner. First I direct that all of my just 
debts and funeral expenses be paid as soon after my decease as possible, out of 
the first moneys that shall come into the hands of my Executors. I also direct 
that a fair valuation be made of my personal and real estate by three of my 
disinterested neighbors, that a copy of said valuation after being signed by 
them, be delivered to each of my Executors. Unto my beloved wife Abigail I will 
that she have what the law directs a widow shall have in case no will had been 
made. I will that such of my personal property as shall be left be sold as soon 
as it legally can be done, and that my real estate be disposed of as my 
executors may deem best, provided however that it shall not interfere with the 
rights of either of my children as hereinafter expressed. First I give and 
bequeath unto my son Zenas Burt the sum of five dollars, unto my daughter Sarah 
Vanvacter I give and bequeath the sum of two dollars. To the heirs of my 
daughter Jemima, Elizabeth and Nancy I do not will any thing, because I have 
given their parents all I intended to give them, and to my three remaining 
children I will the remainder of my personal and real estate. First I will to my 
son Daniel Burt three dollars out of every seven dollars or the worth 3 dollars 
out of every seven dollars value. And to the other two ___ Unis Bradway and Mary 
Heavenridge I will the balance of my estate to be equally divided between them. 
And further in order to carry into effect this my last will and testament I 
appoint and ordain my son Daniel Burt & Josiah Heavenridge (son in law) 
Executors of this my last will and testament. In witness whereof I Zephaniah 
Burt the Testator have hereunto set my hand and seal, this sixth day of April in 
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty four. Zephaniah Burt 
(seal)
Attest John his x mark Conrod, Phineas Hall.
State of Indiana, Henry County.
And now comes into open court John Conrod and Phineas Hall subscribing witnesses 
to the foregoing last will and testament of Zephaniah Burt deceased who being 
duly affirmed in open court according to law depose and say that they saw the 
said Zephaniah Burt sign and heard him publish and declare the foregoing to be 
his last will and Testament, that they subscribed their names thereto as 
witnesses in the presence of the said Testator, at his request and in the 
presence of each other, that the said Zephaniah Burt at the time of executing 
said will was of full age to devise his property and of sound and disposing mind 
and memory and not under coercion or restraint.
Affirmed and subscribed to August 19, 1848.
John his x mark Conrod
Phineas Hall
In testimony whereof I Samuel Hoover clerk of said Court hereunto set my hand 
and affix the seal of said Court August 19, 1848. Samuel Hoover clerk
Filed proved and recorded August 19, 1848
Witness Samuel Hoover clerk




	
Children of ZEPHANIAH BURT and HANNAH WILKINSON are:
	i.	SARAH8 BURT, b. June 13, 1787, Harper's Ferry, virginia; d. September 25, 1846, Union Co; Indiana; m. JOSEPH VAN VACTOR, 1808; b. Abt. 1785.
	ii.	EUNICE BURT, b. Abt. 1792; m. ? BRADWAY.
64.	iii.	DANIEL BURT, b. December 30, 1793, Morristown, Morris Co; New Jersey; d. May 12, 1870, Jackson, Guernsey Co; Ohio.
65.	iv.	ZENAS BURT, b. July 01, 1794, Fayette Co; Pennsylvania; d. Silver Creek, Liberty Co; Indiana.


45.  DAVID LIEUTENANT7 BURT (ZEPHANIAH6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born 1799 in Fayette Co;  PA, and died October 01, 1846 in Cambridge, Guernsey Co; Ohio.  He married ELIZABETH.  She was born 1796 in Pennsylvania.
	
Children of DAVID BURT and ELIZABETH are:
66.	i.	ZEPHANIAH EZEKIEL8 BURT, b. 1821, Ohio; d. 1877, Guernsey Co; Ohio.
	ii.	AUGUSTUS E. BURT.
	iii.	AMANDA BURT, b. Abt. 1827.
	iv.	RHODA BURT, b. Abt. 1829; m. JAMES H. EATON, February 01, 1849; b. Abt. 1827.
	v.	SABINA BURT, b. Abt. 1828; d. August 17, 1854; m. JOHN H. ASH, November 10, 1853; b. Abt. 1826.


46.  WILLIAM AXTELL7 BURT (ZEPHANIAH6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1)  He married LAURA ANN HOUSTON.  
	
Child of WILLIAM BURT and LAURA HOUSTON is:
	i.	MARTHA E.8 BURT, m. WILLIAM THOMAS BURT; b. October 08, 1835.


47.  MOSES7 BURT (JOHN6, RICHARD5, RICHARD4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1)
	
Child of MOSES BURT is:
67.	i.	ALBERT MELVIN8 BURT, d. Carroll Co; Missouri.


Generation No. 8

48.  JACOB HASKINS8 BURT (ENOS7, STEPHEN6, SETH5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born Abt. 1800.  He married PRISCILLA BARNUM DEAN January 04, 1818.  She was born Abt. 1800.
	
Children of JACOB BURT and PRISCILLA DEAN are:
	i.	JACOB9 BURT, b. November 05, 1821; m. ELIZABETH TYLER WALKER, September 30, 1849, Taunton, Bristol Co; MA; b. Abt. 1823, Taunton, Bristol Co; Massachusetts.
	ii.	MARIA DEAN BURT, b. October 13, 1827; m. JACOB F. PHILLIPS; b. Abt. 1825.
	iii.	HENRIETTA BURT, b. December 04, 1830.


49.  WILLIAM AUSTIN8 BURT (ALVIN7, GEORGE6, ABEL5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born June 13, 1792 in Petersham, Massachusetts, and died August 15, 1858 in Detroit, Michigan.  He married PHOEBE COLE July 04, 1813 in Erie Co; New York.  She was born Abt. 1794.
	
Child of WILLIAM BURT and PHOEBE COLE is:
68.	i.	AUSTIN9 BURT, b. 1819, New York.


50.  DANIEL8 LEONARD (SARAH B.7 BURT, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born November 22, 1776, and died July 28, 1842 in Washington Co; Pennsylvania.  He married LUCRETIA JENNINGS.  She was born Abt. 1778, and died February 08, 1973.

Notes for DANIEL LEONARD:
In Washington County Will Book #6 p 108 5 March 1822 Daniel and Lucretia sold 60 acres, adjoining Andrew Biernan, Hugh Jennings, William Wallace, and Arthur Odbert, to Benjamin Thompson. Nov 1 1822 Daniel and Lucretia sold land on waters of Pigeon Creek by Eleazer Jenkins, Arthur Odbert, Matthias Myers, and Andrew Howden (of the Paul Stull Patent) to William Ferguson. William and Rhoda Ferguson, on the same page, sold this land to Joseph Leonard and Joseph and Rachel Leonard sold it to George Hipple.

	
Children of DANIEL LEONARD and LUCRETIA JENNINGS are:
	i.	WILLIAM9 LEONARD, b. Abt. 1799; m. MARY VAN ORT; b. Abt. 1799.
	ii.	LUZANNA LOUSARMA LEONARD, b. December 18, 1821.


51.  JOSEPH8 LEONARD (SARAH B.7 BURT, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born July 10, 1779 in Ohio, and died in Ohio.  He married RACHEL LOGAN Abt. 1797.  She was born Abt. 1781.
	
Children of JOSEPH LEONARD and RACHEL LOGAN are:
	i.	ZENAS9 LEONARD.
	ii.	DAVID LEONARD.


52.  ZENAS8 LEONARD (SARAH B.7 BURT, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born May 28, 1782 in Somerset Twp, Washington Co; Pennsylvania, and died September 18, 1823 in Marion or Delwaware Co; Ohio.  He married NANCY LEONARD, daughter of LOT LEONARD and ELIZABETH HOGE.  She was born 1786, and died Aft. August 19, 1825 in Marion Co; Ohio.
	
Children of ZENAS LEONARD and NANCY LEONARD are:
	i.	JOSEPH9 LEONARD.
	ii.	ISAAC LEONARD.
	iii.	ABIJAH LEONARD.
	iv.	RHODA LEONARD, m. ? THOMAS.
	v.	MARY LEONARD, m. ? ADBERT.
	vi.	SARAH LEONARD, m. ? BELL.
	vii.	PHEBE LEONARD, b. July 03, 1792.
	viii.	ABIGAIL LEONARD, b. Abt. 1809.


53.  WILLIAM8 BURT (JOSEPH7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born February 26, 1781 in Fayette Co; Pennsylvania, and died November 18, 1847 in Columbiana, Ohio.  He married MARGARET MITCHELL 1806 in Washington Co; PA, daughter of ROBERT MITCHELL and ELIZABETH BRADY.  She was born September 24, 1785 in New Jersey, and died June 15, 1859 in Colombiana Co; Ohio.

Notes for WILLIAM BURT:
Mitchell-Burt Pigeon Creek 1806 

Posted by Jane Peppler <jpeppler@acpub.duke.edu> on Mon, 29 Mar 1999
Surname: BURT, MITCHELL, STULL, LEONARD, CARY, MYERS, HOWDEN

William Burt & wife to John Mitchell
Indenture made the thirty first day of August in the year of our Lord 1812 
between William Burt and Margaret his wife of the first part and John Mitchell 
of the other part all of Washington County ... whereas a patent was granted to 
Paul Stull by his Excellency Thomas Mifflin Governor of the Commonwealth of 
Pennsylvania for a tract of land situate on the waters of Pigeon Creek in the 
County of Washington (called Bee Valley) bearing date the twelfth day of 
December 1794 containing one hundred and sixty five acres and seven eights ... 
and whereas Paul Stull and Esther his wife by deed dated the eighth day of June 
in the year 1797 conveyed to Henry Stull and Martin Stull a part of said tract 
of land ... and whereas Henry Stull and Martin Stull by deed dated the sixth day 
of October 1806 conveyed to William Burt the above mentioned piece of land ... 
Now know ye that William Burt and Margaret his wife for ... four handred dollars 
...confirm unto the said John Mitchell and his heirs and assigns forever ... 
aforesaid tract of land beginning at a post on the bank of Pigeon Creek thence 
by land of Andrew Howden ... by land of Matthias Myers ...
Witnessed Abner Leonard and Luther Cary
Isaac Leonard, Justice of the Peace

Burt, Leonard, etc.


	
Children of WILLIAM BURT and MARGARET MITCHELL are:
	i.	DAVID9 BURT, b. March 04, 1813, Pennsylvania; d. October 29, 1898, Middleton Twp, Colombiana Co; Ohio.
	ii.	HIRAM BURT, b. March 04, 1814, Ohio; m. MARGARET.
	iii.	MARY BURT, b. August 26, 1816; d. September 09, 1890, Middleton Tp; Colombiana Co; Ohio  ; m. ENOCH RICHARDSON, September 13, 1838, Colombiana, Ohio.
	iv.	MARGARET MITCHELL BURT, b. 1819; d. September 29, 1853; m. SAMUEL BOWLAN.
	v.	JOHN BURT, b. Abt. 1823.
	vi.	RHODA BURT, b. 1826; m. ALEXANDER MCCALLAHAN, Abt. 1850, Beaver Co; Pennsylvania.
69.	vii.	WILLIAM BURT, b. 1827, Ohio; d. Aft. 1870.


54.  EBENEZER8 BURT (JOSEPH7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born August 08, 1783 in Washington Co; PA, and died January 08, 1836 in Cardington, Marion Co; Ohio.  He married SARAH LEONARD Abt. 1807 in Prob. Green Co; Pennsylvania, daughter of LOT LEONARD and ELIZABETH HOGE.  She was born 1790 in Greene Co; PA, and died August 12, 1849 in Cardington, Morion Co; Ohio.

Notes for EBENEZER BURT:

 Ebenezer Burt, b. 1783, Justice of the Peace for Canaan Township, in Marion County (now Morrow County). Ebenezer left Somerset Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, around 1824. 

1806-1807 Somerset Tp Washington County tax list Ebenezer appears on the single freemen list with brother William and father Joseph (tanyard and 50 acres) The 1807-1808 list notes that Joseph, William, and Ebenezer are all in the Hills voting district. (Would like to know where that is!) This list also says that Ebenezer is a shoemaker (like the father).

All three of them, plus John Burt, appear on the married list in 1808-1809 (and this time it is Ebenezer who was written on the Single list and then noted as married).

Ebenezer is noted with 57 acres of land in 1816-1817 and noted N.R. (non resident? did the family go to Greene after the death of Sarah's mother?) also 1817-1818. He returned in 1818-1819 (N.R. written but crossed out). He had only 36 acres by 1819 tax list. Found in 1820 census. Had only 35 acres in 1822 and his land transferred to Odbert in 1823 (in preparation for his move to Ohio). This is several years past the date of death often ascribed to him.

Next found in tax lists of Canaan Township Marion Ohio 1827 (cattle but no land) and 1830 census, town of Denmark. (Remember there was a grace period of several years after immigrating when no taxes were levied.) Probably living on/near lands of Zenas, Isaac, George Leonard, his wife's brothers and sister's husband. He was Justice of the Peace 1832-1835 at least. Close friend was Samuel Fuller.

In 1833 he was one of the Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church as they purchased a small lot from John S. Garoutte to erect a church. The deed was not filed until June 1836, after he died.

From Lou Burt's notes: "[Lou's] grandfather, Ebenezer Burt, and his grandfather's brother, William Burt, moved from Washington County Pa to New Denmark, Columbiana County, in or about 1815. [Note: Lou was confused. I believe William at least moved to Columbiana, but Denmark--now Mt Gilead--is in Morrow County, then Marion County, and that is where Ebenezer settled, about 1825.] The grandfather died suddenly, while hunting."


More About EBENEZER BURT:
Burial: Worden Cemetary
Occupation: Justice of the Peace for Caanan Township & shoemaker

More About SARAH LEONARD:
Burial: Worden Cemetary
	
Children of EBENEZER BURT and SARAH LEONARD are:
70.	i.	LEAH9 BURT, b. Abt. 1813; d. August 10, 1858, Cardington, Morrow, Ohio.
71.	ii.	LOT BURT, b. September 09, 1814, Pennsylvania; d. May 13, 1868, Paulding Co; Ohio.
72.	iii.	JOSEPH BURT, b. February 02, 1818, Washington Co; PA; d. November 15, 1891, Paulding Co; Ohio.
73.	iv.	MARK M. BURT, b. December 28, 1822, Green Co; PA; d. May 27, 1899, Paulding Co; Ohio.
74.	v.	ISAAC N. BURT, b. 1827, Marion Co; Ohio; d. 1865, Cardington, Morrow Ohio; Stepchild.
75.	vi.	MERRITT BURT, b. 1828, Ohio; d. September 02, 1900, Detroit, Michigan.
76.	vii.	EBENEZER BURT, b. April 11, 1830, Cardington, Morrow, Ohio; d. February 21, 1921, Cardington, Morrow Ohio.
77.	viii.	GEORGE W. BURT, b. September 1832, Ohio; d. Aft. September 06, 1900.


55.  MARY8 BURT (JOSEPH7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born 1786 in prob.  New Jersey, and died December 31, 1823 in Bentleyville, Washington Co; PA.  She married JOHN JACK MITCHELL September 02, 1806, son of ROBERT MITCHELL and ELIZABETH BRADY.  He was born August 01, 1784 in Bentleyville, Washington Co; Pennsylvania, and died September 11, 1843 in Bentleyville, Washington Co; Pennsylvania.
	
Children of MARY BURT and JOHN MITCHELL are:
	i.	MARTIN9 MITCHELL, b. May 07, 1807, Washington Co; PA; m. RUTH (MITCHELL).
	ii.	ISAAC MITCHELL, b. April 10, 1809, Washington Co; PA; m. RUTH GAMBLE.
	iii.	JEMIMA MITCHELL, b. March 29, 1811; m. JOHN HIPPLE.
	iv.	ELI MITCHELL, b. 1813, Washington Co; PA; m. CHARITY NIBLOCK.
	v.	NANCY MITCHELL, b. August 04, 1815; m. HIRAM REVERAND WINNETT.
	vi.	RHODA MITCHELL, b. October 30, 1817.
	vii.	DELIAH MITCHELL, b. May 10, 1820, Washington Co; PA.


56.  JOHN REV.8 BURT (JOSEPH7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born January 15, 1792 in Bentleysville, Washington Co; Pennsylvania, and died February 09, 1870 in Middleton Tp; Colombiana Co; Ohio  .  He married HANNAH MITCHELL 1811, daughter of ROBERT MITCHELL and ELIZABETH BRADY.  She was born October 19, 1795 in New Jersey, and died October 09, 1873 in Middleton Tp; Colombiana Co; Ohio.

Notes for JOHN REV. BURT:
WILL of  JOHN BURT -- deceased


                                                   Be it remembered that on the 5th day of
March in the year of  Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
the Last Will and Testament of John Burt late of said County deceased 
was presented in the Colombiana County Probate Court for probate and 
received unto Solomon of Firestone judge thereof, which said will is in 
the [sic] and figures as follows                    
                                           To Wit
                                            In the name of the Benevolent Father of all
I  John Burt of Middleton Township County of Colombiana Ohio, being
of sound mind and memory but feeling the uncertainty of this life do 
makeand publish this my last will and testament in manner and form 
for [sic].
  First  It is my will that all my debts and funeral expenses be held out 
of my estate.  
  Second   I will and bequeath to my Beloved wife, Hannah Burt, all my
household goods to dispose of as she may think fit at her death. I also
will to my said wife all the interest that may accrue during her lifetime
and not paid to me on monies advanced to my children and about to be 
advanced being about one hundred and fifty dollars each and being the
price of fifty acres of land recently sold by me to my son Mark Burt, for 
which advancements I am about taking reciept setting forth that 
interest is to be paid thereon. < I  further will and bequeath to my said 
wife during her lifetime all the rents and profits of my farm on which 
I  now reside containing about one hundred acres for her support and 
maintenance in addition to the foregoing bequests.              It is further 
my will that my son Mark Burt continue to farm my place as heretofore
during the lifetime of my said wife and one year longer, or after her death
and out of  the proceeds, or  for the rent, or use of said farm during said 
period, he shall pay all taxes and keep the premises in reasonable repair,
and that he  support and maintain my said wife furnishing her with all
necessary care food, etc. ( Idesire that all expenses for clothing, medicine, 
attendance, etc; be paid out of  interest accruing on advancements made 
to my children herein  before willed to my said wife.) If  my said son, 
Mark Burt, should not think fit to continue on and farm the premises 
above mentionedon the terms herein specified, then in that case my 
executors hereinafter mentioned shall rent said premises and apply the
proceeds to the support and maintenance of my said wife.>             It is
further my will that if my said son does not continue to farm my place as
herein contemplated, then in that case that my son John Burt have the 
privelege of taking the farm on on the same terms as stipulated herein 
for Mark. Whether my son Mark or John shall farm my place in com -
pliance withthis will and be of opinion that the use of the farm is not a
sufficient compensation for the support of my said wife, then in that case
the matter shall be referred to three disinterested neighbors to say what
further compensation shall be paid, if any, for her support and her care
shall be paid out of  my estate.
   Third    It is further my will that my said wife have the privlege of  [sic]
*******************************************************
whomsoever may farm the place, so long as she may desire and if she 
should become satisfied that she have the privlege of living where she 
may think proper. 
    Fourth    I will and bequeath to my two grandsons, John Allison and 
James Allison fifty dollars each in full of  their share of my estate.
    Fifth       I will and bequeath to my daughter, Sarah Ward, one hundred
and fifty dollars. To my son, Ebenezer Burt, one hundred and fifty dollars. 
To my daughter, Elizabeth Beatty, one hundred and fifty dollars. To my 
daughter, Mary Ann Billingsley, one hundred and fifty dollars. To Silas 
Burt, one hundred and thirty dollars. To my son, John Burt, eighty-five 
dollars. To my daughter, Hannah Beatty, one hundred and fifty dollars.
To John M. Burt, seventy-five dollars. To my son, Mark Burt, one hundred
fifty dollars. To my son, Sylvester Burt, one hundred and fifty dollars. To 
my son, James D. Burt, one hundred fifty dollars all of which shall be over
and above what they have here before recieved of my estate.
     Sixth       I will that the balance of my estate, if any, remain after paying 
the foregoing bequests be equally divided between my above named chil-
dren share and share alike..
     Seventh      I hereby appoint my sons, Mark Burt and Sylvester Burt, 
Executors of  this my last will and testament, revoking all former wills by 
me made, and empowering my said executors to sell all my  real estate at 
the expiration of one year after the decease of my wife.  Upon such terms as
they may think fit, and make and deliver deeds to the purchaser or pur -
chasers thereof in fee simple.   It is my sincere desire that my estate be 
ammicably selled and without litigation. 
                          In testimony whereof I have hereunto let my hand and seal
this 29th day of  November A.D. 1867                          John Burt   *Seal*
Signed by the said John Burt as his last will and testament in our presence
 and subscribed by us as witnesses in his presence and at his request.
                                                                                            Samuel Eaton
                                                                                             Michael Shaffer *x*    
Thereupon  came Samuel Eaton and Michael Shaffer the subscribing
witnesses of said will and in open court testified to the due execution of
the same, which said testimony was reduced to writing and subscribed in 
open court in manner and form following :  To Wit
State of Ohio        ]
Colombiana Co. ]   Personally appeared in open court Samuel Eaton and
                                    Michael Shaffer the subscribing witnesses to the 
last will and testament of John Burt deceased who being duly sworn acc-
ording to law to speak the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth 
in relation to the execution of said will [sic] and say that the paper before 
them purporting to be the last Will and testament of John Burt, deceased, 
is the will of said deceased. That they were present at the request of  the 
sic] and subscribed their names as witnesses in his presence and that 
they saw the said John Burt, deceased, sign and seal said will and heard 
him acknowledge the same to be his last will and Testament. That the said 
John Burt at the time of making, signing and sealing said will was of legal 
age and sound and disposing mind and memory and under no undue or un -
clearful restraint whatsoever. 
Sworn and subscribed in open court this 5th day of March A.D. 1870
Solomon of  Firestone.   Probate Judge
                                                                      And now the matter coming on 
for hearing, the court being fully advised in the premises it is found that 
said will was duly signed, executed and attested. That the testator at the 
time of the execution of said will was of legal age of sound and disposing 
mind and memory and free from all restraint.
        It is therefore by the court ordered and adjudged that the said Will be,
and the same is hereby admitted to probate and the same together with the
testimony is ordered to be recorded which is herein done.
                                                            Solomon of Firestone. Probate Judge

More About JOHN REV. BURT:
Burial: Mt. Zion Cemetary

More About HANNAH MITCHELL:
Burial: Mt. Zion Cemetary
	
Children of JOHN BURT and HANNAH MITCHELL are:
78.	i.	SARAH9 BURT, b. August 12, 1812; d. December 17, 1893, Shiloh, Ohio.
79.	ii.	JEMIMA BURT, b. October 05, 1813, Colombiana Co; Ohio; d. October 10, 1840, East Palestine, Ohio.
80.	iii.	EBENEZER BURT, b. March 23, 1816, Colombiana Co; Ohio; d. April 27, 1888.
	iv.	JOSEPH BURT, b. January 17, 1818, Colombiana Co; Ohio; d. September 23, 1823.
81.	v.	ELIZABETH BURT, b. December 01, 1819, Colombiana Co; Ohio; d. October 16, 1900, Indiana.
82.	vi.	MARY ANN BURT, b. May 02, 1821, Colombiana Co; Ohio; d. February 21, 1891, Gilmore, Ohio.
83.	vii.	SILAS BURT, b. February 23, 1823, Middleton Tp; Colombiana Co; Ohio; d. July 19, 1879.
84.	viii.	JEHU BURT, b. January 16, 1825, Middleton Tp; Colombiana Co; Ohio; d. June 26, 1891, New Waterford, Ohio.
85.	ix.	HANNAH BURT, b. January 30, 1827, Middleton Tp; Colombiana Co; Ohio; d. February 20, 1903, Zanesville, Ohio.
86.	x.	JOHN MITCHELL BURT, b. October 28, 1828, Colombiana Co; Ohio; d. Aft. 1908.
87.	xi.	MARK B. BURT, b. February 14, 1831, Middleton Tp; Colombiana Co; Ohio; d. January 23, 1910, East Palestine, Ohio.
88.	xii.	SYLVESTER BURT, b. February 28, 1832, East Palestine, Ohio; d. May 18, 1913, East Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
89.	xiii.	JAMES DUMAS BURT, b. February 17, 1836, Columbiana Co; OH.


57.  JEMIMA8 BURT (JOSEPH7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1)1 was born 1794 in Bentleyville, Washington Co; Pennsylvania1, and died 1823.  She married MARK MITCHELL, son of ROBERT MITCHELL and ELIZABETH BRADY.  He was born 1789, and died February 1856.

More About JEMIMA BURT:
Cause of Death: Typhoid Fever

Marriage Notes for JEMIMA BURT and MARK MITCHELL:
Divorced.
	
Child of JEMIMA BURT and MARK MITCHELL is:
	i.	JR. JR. MARK9 MITCHELL, b. 1812.


58.  HANNAH8 BURT (JOSEPH7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1)1 was born Abt. 1796 in Bentleyville, Washington Co; Pennsylvania1, and died December 31, 1832.  She married DAVID MITCHELL Abt. 1811 in Washington Co; PA, son of ROBERT MITCHELL and ELIZABETH BRADY.  He was born Abt. 1787, and died October 09, 1861 in Washington Co; Pennsylvania.
	
Children of HANNAH BURT and DAVID MITCHELL are:
	i.	MARK9 MITCHELL, b. Abt. 1812.
	ii.	JEMIMA MITCHELL, b. Abt. 1814.
	iii.	MARY MITCHELL, b. Abt. 1816.
	iv.	MARGARET MITCHELL, b. Abt. 1818.
	v.	DAVID MITCHELL, b. Abt. 1820; d. 1898.


59.  JOSEPH8 BURT (EBENEZER7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born 1786 in Washington Co; Pennsylvania, and died 1846.  He married ELIZABETH DRYDEN.  She was born 1785.
	
Children of JOSEPH BURT and ELIZABETH DRYDEN are:
	i.	ELIZABETH ANN9 BURT, b. August 1824, Wheeling, West Virginia; m. JOHN G. POGUE; b. March 28, 1824, Buffalo Twp, Washington Co; PA.
	ii.	JOSEPH BURT, b. 1822, Washington Co; Pennsylvania; d. 1852; m. MINERVA KANE.
	iii.	EBENEZER D. BURT.
	iv.	NANCY BURT.
90.	v.	LUTHER ROLLA BURT, b. 1812, Guernsey Co; Ohio; d. Aft. 1850, Knoxville, Marion Co; Iowa.
91.	vi.	WILLIAM C. BURT, b. June 15, 1816, Jackson, Guernsey Co; Ohio; d. June 02, 1862, Guernsey Co; Ohio.


60.  SILAS8 BURT (EBENEZER7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born 1790 in Pennsylvania, and died Aft. 1850.  He married ELIZABETH POOL November 17, 1808 in Washington Co; PA.  She was born 1786 in Maryland, and died Aft. 1850.
	
Children of SILAS BURT and ELIZABETH POOL are:
92.	i.	ISAAC9 BURT, b. 1822, Pennsylvania.
93.	ii.	GEORGE BURT, b. 1828, Pennsylvania.
	iii.	ELIZA BURT, b. 1820, Pennsylvania.
	iv.	MARY ANN BURT, b. 1826, Pennsylvania.
	v.	ANDERSON BURT, b. 1830, Ohio.


61.  WILLIAM8 BURT (EBENEZER7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born May 04, 1798 in Strabane, Washington Co; Pennsylvania, and died November 22, 1852 in Lodi Twp; Athens Co; Ohio.  He married MARY DOAK August 19, 1819 in Pennsylvania.  She was born April 30, 1803 in Pennsylvania, and died January 18, 1858 in Freemont Co; Iowa.

More About MARY DOAK:
Burial: Sydney Cemetary
	
Children of WILLIAM BURT and MARY DOAK are:
	i.	NANCY9 BURT, b. May 22, 1828, Pennsylvania; d. July 15, 1907, Freemont Co; Iowa; m. MOORE.

More About NANCY BURT:
Burial: Sidney Cemetary

94.	ii.	JOHN L. BURT, b. November 09, 1829, Washington Co; Pennsylvania; d. March 21, 1885, Clay Center, Nebraska.
95.	iii.	SILAS BURT, b. October 09, 1831, Washington Co; Pennsylvania; d. June 02, 1912, Freemont Co; Iowa.
96.	iv.	JOSEPH BURT, b. November 28, 1834, Washington Co; Pennsylvania; d. July 27, 1903, Clay Center, Clay Co; Nebraska.
97.	v.	ANDREW BURT, b. March 15, 1837, Pennsylvania; d. June 23, 1860, Sidney, Freemont Co; Iowa.
	vi.	JANE JEANETTE BURT, b. October 08, 1840; m. PATTERSON; b. Abt. 1838.
98.	vii.	MATTHEW D. BURT, b. May 07, 1843, Washington Co; Pennsylvania; d. July 08, 1904, Waller farm nearBrighton.
	viii.	MARY BURT, b. August 24, 1827, Pennsylvania; d. December 16, 1898, Freemont Co; Iowa; m. PHILLIP CUYLINGER HANING, September 11, 1847; b. June 01, 1821, Meigs Co; Ohio; d. April 20, 1891, Freemont Co; Iowa.


62.  DANIEL8 BURT (EBENEZER7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born 1809.  He married HANNAH.  She was born Abt. 1810.
	
Children of DANIEL BURT and HANNAH are:
	i.	MARGARET9 BURT, b. 1833.
	ii.	SARAH BURT, b. 1842.


63.  EBENEZER8 BURT (EBENEZER7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born May 03, 1811 in Washington Co; Pennsylvania, and died April 05, 1891 in Iberia, Morrow, Cardington.  He married (1) MARY ANN GUTHRIE.  She was born June 16, 1817, and died April 28, 1884 in Iberia, Morrow, Cardington.  He married (2) ISABELLA RANKIN June 09, 1831 in Muskingham Co; Ohio, daughter of THOMAS RANKIN and SUSANNAH RANKIN.  She was born 1808, and died December 01, 1840 in Cambridge, Guersney Co; Ohio.
	
Children of EBENEZER BURT and MARY GUTHRIE are:
	i.	ELNORA9 BURT, b. April 11, 1855; d. November 22, 1910, Kansas City.
99.	ii.	EBENEZER D. BURT, b. September 20, 1844, Ohio; d. September 27, 1913, Iberia, Morrow, Cardington.
	iii.	ROBERT G. BURT, b. August 23, 1850; m. JENNIE CARROTHERS, October 01, 1817, Morrow Co; Ohio; b. August 1852; d. August 07, 1883, Iberia, Morrow, Cardington.
	iv.	MARGARET A. BURT, b. January 18, 1852; d. August 22, 1876, Iberia, Morrow , Cardington; m. JAMES P. HAMMOND, September 01, 1875, Cardington, Morrow Co; Ohio; b. Abt. 1852.
	v.	JOSEPH G. BURT, b. April 17, 1844.
	vi.	THOMAS W. BURT, b. July 14, 1848; d. June 17, 1892, Iberia, Morrow, Cardington.
	vii.	WILLIAM W. BURT, b. July 14, 1848.

	
Children of EBENEZER BURT and ISABELLA RANKIN are:
100.	viii.	MATTHEW H.9 BURT, b. April 09, 1835; d. January 11, 1863, Arkansas Post.
	ix.	ELIZABETH J. BURT, b. February 17, 1839; d. March 09, 1871, Iberia, Morrow , Cardington; m. O. MITCHELL; b. Abt. 1837.
	x.	SILAS BURT, b. August 17, 1833.
	xi.	JOHN F. BURT, b. June 10, 1937.


64.  DANIEL8 BURT (ZEPHANIAH7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born December 30, 1793 in Morristown, Morris Co; New Jersey, and died May 12, 1870 in Jackson, Guernsey Co; Ohio.  He married CATHERINE WALLER May 16, 1815 in Guernsey Co; Ohio.  She was born 1794 in Virginia, and died Aft. 1860 in Jackson, Guernsey Co; Ohio.
	
Children of DANIEL BURT and CATHERINE WALLER are:
101.	i.	PHEOBE9 BURT, b. 1830, Jackson, Guernsey Co; Ohio.
102.	ii.	JOHN BURT, b. February 22, 1816, Jackson, Guernsey Co; Ohio; d. May 25, 1872, Knoxville, Marion Co; Iowa.
103.	iii.	ELIAS ELI BURT, b. August 01, 1819, Virginia; d. 1896, Jackson, Guernsey Co; Ohio.
104.	iv.	MARY ANN BURT, b. 1822, Jackson, Guernsey Co; Ohio.
105.	v.	SARAH ANN BURT, b. February 1823, Jackson, Guernsey Co; Ohio; d. March 18, 1862, Jackson, Guernsey Co; Ohio.
106.	vi.	WILLIAM BURT, b. October 1823, Jackson, Guernsey Co; Ohio; d. May 28, 1888, Jackson, Guernsey Co; Ohio.
107.	vii.	ASENATH BURT, b. Abt. 1827, Jackson, Guernsey Co; Ohio; d. Aft. 1900.
	viii.	MARIA KEZIAH BURT, b. 1836, Jackson, Guernsey Co; Ohio; m. HARRISON WITTEN, November 29, 1849, Guernsey Co; Ohio; b. Abt. 1820, Guernsey Co; Ohio.


65.  ZENAS8 BURT (ZEPHANIAH7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born July 01, 1794 in Fayette Co; Pennsylvania, and died in Silver Creek, Liberty Co; Indiana.  He married PHEOBE RADCLIFF March 06, 1817.  She was born May 12, 1799.
	
Children of ZENAS BURT and PHEOBE RADCLIFF are:
	i.	LABAN RADCLIFF9 BURT, b. December 28, 1817.
	ii.	JOHN MILTON BURT, b. March 05, 1820.
	iii.	AMZI ELMER BURT, b. March 09, 1822.
108.	iv.	ISAIAH GRAMBLE BURT, b. May 23, 1824, Liberty Union, Indiana; d. January 14, 1896, Windson, Shelby Co; Indiana.
	v.	HANNAH MARIA BURT, b. June 29, 1826.
	vi.	REBECCA RIGGENHOUSE BURT, b. August 15, 1829.
109.	vii.	PHEOBE CAROLINE BURT, b. September 15, 1831, Ohio.
	viii.	JOSEPH HAYWARD BURT, b. September 17, 1833.
	ix.	SILAS EVERETT BURT, b. December 15, 1835, Liberty Union, Indiana; d. May 24, 1907, Medford, Taylor Co; Indiana; m. (1) OSEE ROXANNA BOROUGHTS; b. September 11, 1846; d. May 27, 1873; m. (2) EMMA BELLE WHEELER; b. December 30, 1859; d. January 18, 1910, Medford, Wisconsin.
	x.	ARETUS FRANKLIN BURT, b. October 15, 1840, Liberty Union, Indiana; m. JULIANNA WADDELL; b. Abt. 1842.


66.  ZEPHANIAH EZEKIEL8 BURT (DAVID LIEUTENANT7, ZEPHANIAH6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born 1821 in Ohio, and died 1877 in Guernsey Co; Ohio.  He married JULIA ANN YOUNG February 13, 1849.  She was born 1831 in Virginia, and died 1920 in Ohio.
	
Children of ZEPHANIAH BURT and JULIA YOUNG are:
	i.	NEWTON S.9 BURT, b. Abt. 1849.
	ii.	MINERVA V. BURT, b. December 06, 1851.
	iii.	EMMA M. BURT, b. Abt. 1853.
	iv.	MARTHA S. BURT, b. Abt. 1855.
	v.	ALFRED BURT, b. Abt. 1857.
	vi.	SAMUEL A. BURT, b. Abt. 1858.
	vii.	JAMES L. BURT, b. Abt. 1859.
	viii.	CLARA G. BURT, b. Abt. 1863.


67.  ALBERT MELVIN8 BURT (MOSES7, JOHN6, RICHARD5, RICHARD4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) died in Carroll Co; Missouri.
	
Child of ALBERT MELVIN BURT is:
	i.	JESSE MELVIN9 BURT, b. Indiana.


Generation No. 9

68.  AUSTIN9 BURT (WILLIAM AUSTIN8, ALVIN7, GEORGE6, ABEL5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born 1819 in New York.  He married LYLLIA J. BURT.  She was born 1818 in New York.
	
Children of AUSTIN BURT and LYLLIA BURT are:
	i.	HORACE E.10 BURT, b. Abt. 1841.
	ii.	LEVI BURT, b. 1843.


69.  WILLIAM9 BURT (WILLIAM8, JOSEPH7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born 1827 in Ohio, and died Aft. 1870.  He married MARY (BURT).  
	
Children of WILLIAM BURT and MARY (BURT) are:
	i.	MARY E.10 BURT, b. 1861.
	ii.	WILLIS BURT, b. 1862.
	iii.	SISSIE E. BURT, b. 1866.


70.  LEAH9 BURT (EBENEZER8, JOSEPH7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born Abt. 1813, and died August 10, 1858 in Cardington, Morrow, Ohio.  She married (1) THOMAS CALLIHAN July 19, 1833 in Marion Co; Ohio, son of CORNELIUS CALLIHAN and MARGARET HELFREY.  He was born Abt. 1810, and died Bef. November 20, 1844 in Caanan Township; Marion Co; Ohio.  She married (2) NATHAN FITZ RANDOLPH October 22, 1846 in Marion Co; Ohio.  He was born October 14, 1801 in Rice's Landing, Green Co; PA, and died October 01, 1869 in Peru township, Marion Co; Ohio.

More About LEAH BURT:
Burial: Glendale Cemtary

More About NATHAN FITZ RANDOLPH:
Occupation: Stone cutter
	
Children of LEAH BURT and THOMAS CALLIHAN are:
	i.	THEODORE C.10 CALLIHAN, b. June 01, 1834, Morrow Co; Ohio; d. February 05, 1908, Cardington, Marion County; m. (1) CECILIA SHOEMAKER, December 20, 1860, Morrow Co; Ohio; b. Abt. 1834; m. (2) CATHERINE JANE CHAMBERS, June 12, 1869; b. December 10, 1836, Harmony Township, morrow Co; Ohio; d. October 31, 1909, Cardington, Marion Co; Ohio.

Notes for THEODORE C. CALLIHAN:

Obit, Feb 13 1908 

Theodore C. Callihan: veteran and well known Cardington Resident dies of paralysis 


... The funeral was [conducted] by Rev. Mary E. Sipe. Burial was in Glendale. 


Theodore C. Callihan was born June 1 1834 in Morrow County, Ohio, and died Feb 5, 1908 ... He was united in marriage with Catharine J. Gibbons June 12, 1869. To this union were born two sons, Edgar and Clyde, both of whom reside at Cardington. 


At the age of twenty-seven he enlisted in Co. I, 3d O.V.I., and served his country three years and was honorably discharged. Those left ... are a wife and two sons; two stepsons, Wm. Gibbons of Sunbury, O., and John Gibbons of Cardington, who lived him as an own father; also a sister, Mrs. Lucy Barry of Cardington, and a half-sister, Mrs. Mary Thomas of Detroit, Michigan; eight grandchildren, one great-grandchild, and many friends and neighbors. 



More About THEODORE C. CALLIHAN:
Burial: Glendale Cemetary

More About CATHERINE JANE CHAMBERS:
Burial: Glendale Cemtary

	ii.	LUCY ANN CALLIHAN, b. September 20, 1841, Cardington, Morrow, Ohio; d. January 19, 1920, Ohio; m. (1) ALBERT J. SHOEMAKER, June 07, 1860, Morrow Co; Ohio; b. 1839, Ohio; d. October 23, 1873; m. (2) J.W. BARRY, Bef. 1908; b. Abt. 1835; d. December 04, 1912.

Notes for LUCY ANN CALLIHAN:

In 1860 she was a domestic servant in the home of Robert Leget (66), Susannah (63) and family. 


OBITUARY: Lucy A. Callahan, daugher of Thomas and Leah (Burt) Callahan, was born Sept. 20, 1841, and died Jan 19, 1920 ... June 7, 1861, she was united in marriage with A. J. Shoemaker. To this union were born two children, Mrs. J. S. May of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Geo. H. Carmont, of Lakewood, Ohio. 

Mr. Shoemaker died in 1873. Many years later she was united in marriage with J. W. Barry, who died Dec. 4, 1912. 

Mrs. Barry ... leaves, besides the two daughters, five grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, many relatives and friends." 


In 1880, lving in Cardington p 401 widowed dressmaker with Sadie and Belle, also dressmaker 


She was married to Albert J. Shoemaker (son of Samuel Shoemaker and Ann Mary Jones) on 7 Jun 1860 in Morrow County, Ohio.6,20 Albert J. Shoemaker was born in 1839 in OHIO.7,32 He died on 23 Oct 1873.33,7 An Amos Shoemaker Morrow, LI 42, was 27 years old with wife May 27 in 1860 census. 


"Keeps Billiards Saloon" in 1870 census and was town Marshall that year. Lucy Ann Callihan and Albert J. Shoemaker had the following children: 



More About ALBERT J. SHOEMAKER:
Occupation: "keeps billiard saloon"


71.  LOT9 BURT (EBENEZER8, JOSEPH7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born September 09, 1814 in Pennsylvania, and died May 13, 1868 in Paulding Co; Ohio.  He married ABIGAIL ELLIN BROWN July 28, 1842 in Marion Co; Ohio.  She was born 1824 in Knox Co; Ohio, and died March 20, 1905 in Brown Township, Paulding Co; Ohio.
	
Children of LOT BURT and ABIGAIL BROWN are:
	i.	SARAH E.10 BURT, b. 1842; m. FRANKLIN BARNES, October 10, 1861, Paulding Co; Ohio; b. Abt. 1840.
	ii.	ALONZO BURT, b. 1846; d. Aft. 1900; m. JENNIE CLARK; b. Abt. 1848; d. Aft. 1900.
	iii.	NANCY A. BURT, b. March 23, 1848, Morrow Co; Ohio; d. Aft. 1900; m. WILLIS FULLER, June 03, 1866, Paulding Co; Ohio; b. March 31, 1830, Cuyahoga, Ohio; d. Aft. 1900.
	iv.	JOHN BURT, b. 1849.
	v.	JOHN J. BURT, b. September 01, 1849, Morrow Co; Ohio; d. March 11, 1938, Oakwood, Paulding, Ohio; m. TENNY CHRISTINA FISHER, September 02, 1869, Paulding Co; Ohio; b. January 1846, Ohio; d. August 01, 1923, Paulding Co; Ohio.

Notes for JOHN J. BURT:
Tombstone: Company H 191 Reg. OVI. 5'7" fair complexion grey eyes light hair, farmer. certificate 484-031. From ATLAS at the Paulding County Library: 

Date: Mon, 15 Mar 1999 10:30:39 -0500
From: Jane Peppler <jpeppler@acpub.duke.edu>
Subject: bio - John J. Burt


From ATLAS at the Paulding County Library:
John J. Burt
"Prominent among the leading farmers of Brown township is John J. Burt,
a native of the "Buckeye" state.  He was born in Morrow county, August
1, 1849, the son of Lot and Abigail E (Brown) Burt, of German and Irish
extraction.  His early life was passed upon the farm in Brown Township,
and his education was obtained in the neighboring schools.  He was
married September 2, 1867 to Christina Fisher, daughter of Samuel and
Julien (French) Fisher of German and English origin.  Two children
blessed this union, named Aden and Alfretta. On the 2nd of March, 1864, 
Mr. Burt enlisted in company C, One Hundred and Ninety first Ohio
volunteer infantry, for one year, and received his discharge at Camp
Chase, August 28, 1865.  Returning home he engaged in farming and
operating a sawmill, in connection with which he is now interested in
the raising of fine sheep. Mr. Burt is a stanch republican, and held the
office of township clerk for twenty-seven years, which fact demonstrates
the popularity and esteem in which he is held, and the ability with
which he discharged his duties."


More About JOHN J. BURT:
Burial: Sherman Cemetary

	vi.	DELILAH JANE BURT, b. 1860, Brown Tp. Paulding Co;  Ohio; d. June 01, 1895, Paulding Co; Ohio; m. THOMAS WILSON CARNAHAN, October 12, 1875, Paulding Co; Ohio; b. October 12, 1875, Brown Township, Paulding Co; Ohio; d. March 31, 1911, Paulding Co; Ohio.
	vii.	CHARLES BURT, b. April 05, 1863; d. April 28, 1940, Oakwood, Paulding, Ohio.

Notes for CHARLES BURT:

  Charles Calhoun BURT 1843-1863

  Below is an extract taken from a letter written soon after his death, by his 
  company commander:

  "Charles C. Burt was young when he enlisted,* but his patriotic heart urged 
  him to answer the call to his country, and he was one of the first to put his 
  name on my roll when I commenced recruiting, and his patriotism never 
  diminished while he remained with the company. Many a man was prompted to make 
  a few more miles march after becoming fatigued, because they wished to go as 
  far as Charlie. His place in the ranks was in the first files, and he was 
  always there. I could at any time find Charles C. Burt when the company was 
  formed. He was sure to be in his place. At no time during the past year did he 
  require speaking to for more promptness. He was never any trouble to me or the 
  orderly (first sergeant), but was a great help many times. He was gentlemanly, 
  courteous, soldierly and cheerful. His example was more than money could 
  purchase. After a long tedious march, a guard or picket would be detailed, and 
  when it came his turn, he was ready at the minute required, and without a 
  murmur would discharge his duties cheerfully. In conversation he was 
  intelligent, and instructive, never using the army phrases which become common 
  expressions among most all young men, even in conversation with their 
  superiors. He was chaste in his conversation, honorable in all his dealings, 
  would always return good for evil, never complaining to or of his companions, 
  and his desire was to live, that he could see the end of this wicked 
  rebellion."
  *Enlisted at Ogdensburgh, NY, as a private, in Company C, 142nd Regiment New 
  York Infantry, August 20, 1862. Died in Chesapeake general hospital, at 
  Fortress Monroe, VA, from disease contracted while in the United States 
  service, September 17, 1863.
  Excerpt printed in Geneology of the Calhoun Family from August 24, 1741, Old 
  Style, to January 1, 1885, published in Chicago c. 1885 by Barnard & Gunthorp.


	viii.	EVELINE (EVA) BURT, b. 1867; m. ALEXANDER T. FULLER, July 03, 1886; b. Abt. 1865.


72.  JOSEPH9 BURT (EBENEZER8, JOSEPH7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born February 02, 1818 in Washington Co; PA, and died November 15, 1891 in Paulding Co; Ohio.  He married (1) EMILY TUCKER May 11, 1841 in Delaware Co; Ohio, daughter of ADIN TUCKER and JUDITH BROCKWAY.  She was born March 13, 1820 in St. Lawrence Co; New York, and died October 12, 1852 in Cardington, Marion Co; Ohio.  He married (2) DENCY SCOFIELD June 25, 1854 in Cardington, Morrow Co; Ohio, daughter of ALPHEUS SCOFIELD and LUFANNY HARRIS.  She was born February 20, 1826 in Onandango, New york, and died October 26, 1908 in Paulding Co; Ohio.

More About JOSEPH BURT:
Burial: Prairie Chapel Cemetary

More About EMILY TUCKER:
Burial: Glendale Cemtary
	
Children of JOSEPH BURT and EMILY TUCKER are:
	i.	ADIN10 BURT, b. August 22, 1842, Cardington, Morrow Co; Ohio; d. May 04, 1917, National Home, Milwaukee Wisconsin; m. ALMIRA BURNHAM, January 24, 1865, Washington, Sauk Co; Wisconsin.

Notes for ADIN BURT:



 First seen in 1860 Westfield, Morrow census with father, stepmother Dency, siblings, and half-siblings (never found Joseph in 1850). 

Adin enlisted in Civil war from Defiance. 5' 11-1/2" Eyes Blue hair dark, occupation farmer. 

After mustering out, he must have visited his mother's parents in Loganville, Sauk County, Wisconsin and met Almira Burnham (whose parents were living in Bad Ax/Vernon County 1860). He lived there 1864-1868, where he married and first children born. Adin maintained he was married in Loganville, but cert says town of Washington in home of Adin Tucker. He also said he was married June 24 but minister wrote, twice, clearly (fully written out) January. 


Lived in Cokewood (Oakwood?) Ohio 1868-1869, Cardington 1869-1870. Found in 1870 census in Delaware County, Brown Twp, page 241: Aden Burt 27, farm laborer; Almira 24, b. West Canada; Marvin 5; Marion 3 (both b. Wisconsin); Mintie, 1 month, b. May 1870. 


The Independent, Morrow, Wednesday Mar 28, 1883: "As will be noticed elsewhere, Adin Burt has purchased the harness, hide and fur business of T. W. Long & Co., which will be conducted under the new management at the old stand in a manner satisfactory to all having dealings therewith. Mr. Burt has been connected with this business for the past eleven years and understands it thoroughly, and success to him as proprietor is assured." BUT in October of the same year, 1883, Adin sold the harness and hide business back to T.W. Long.

 
July 17, 1889, Galion Sun-Review: "Fire broke out in the bar owned by Mrs. Sitler and occupied by A. Burt ... the fire broke out very suddenly at about 11 o'clock, and was first noticed by a servant in the Burt residence ... two valuable horses belonging to Mr. Burt were killed ... Mr. Burt and his son, Marion, were absent, and the actual loss cannot be learned, but it is quite heavy, with no insurance. Probably the work of incendiaries."


 Waterloo Courier, May 8, 1917: "Services for Adrian [sic], age 74, were held at 9 am today at Petersen Bros.' chapel and at 10 am at Fairview mausoleum. The services were in charge of Robert Anderson post, GAR of which he was a member. Dr. F. W. Court of First Methodist church delivered the sermon. Adrian Burt was formerly a resident of Raymond but for several years had made his home in Chicago where he died Friday." (note errors) The Soldier's Home (414-384-2000) shipped him back to Waterloo. 



6 Apr 1899, Logan County Index: "Mr. A. Burt and family now reside in Raymond, Iowa, having moved from Waterloo in that state." later that year, announcing birth of Minta's twins, paper said "had Park Hotel, Belle Center" but not sure if that was Dunham or Adin 




	ii.	HELEN BURT, b. 1843.
	iii.	MARVIN BURT, b. November 27, 1865; d. April 14, 1904, Paulding Co; Ohio.

Notes for MARVIN BURT:
 His tombstone says: Co. A 174th OVI, GAR (Civil War I guess) enrolled as Corporal certificate 934-114 
 
  Enlisted July 25 1864, discharged June 28 1865  
  Declaration filed Oct 25 1890 alleges permanent disability from insanity.  
  Never married.  
  Lived at Toledo Insane Asylum, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio for 26 years 
 
  Dr. William B. Reynolds on Aug 24 1869 said Marvin was 22 years old, of "unusual good health," single, insane for six months. "The cause of the disease is religious despondency perhaps hereditary."  
  Insanity auris  

  We were told Marvin and Marion were twins, but in 1870 census of Brown Twp Delaware County, Marvin is listed as b. 1865 and Marion b. 1867.  



Marvin Burt d 1877 

Posted by Jane Peppler <jpeppler@acpub.duke.edu> on Sun, 28 Mar 1999

Surname: BURT

DIED--BURT--April 26th [1877], at Cardington, Marvin Burt, son of Adin Burt, of paralysis, aged 11 years and 5 months.
The illness of Marvin Burt, which has been made the subject of several local articles during his long suffering, has finally ended in death. His case was one that excited universal sympathy, not only among those personally acquainted with the youth, but also among people whose attention has been excited by the peculiarity of his disease. Fourteen months ago the lad, in an apparent state of good health, was attacked by what was supposed to be rheumatism in his feet and ankles. In a short time the disease developed more fully and was declared to be paralysis. Since that time to the 26th of April last the boy has died literally by inches, notwithstanding the efforts of some of the best medical talent in the State. The past has been a sad year to the parents. The sick child has been a great burden, and the end was considered inevitable, yet have they striven by every possible means to lengthen out the waning life, that they might have the dear boy with them a little longer. But the time came when the temple of clay was no longer habitable, and the spirit took its flight back to its Maker. In their bereavement the family have the true sympathy of the entire community. The funeral services were held in Gurley Chapel on Friday last. Rev. J. J. Henry
delivered the sermon, taking his text from Joh I, 8d chapter, and part of the 2d verse: "And it doth not yet appear what we shall be." The remains were then interred in the new cemetery, north of town."

More About MARVIN BURT:
Burial: Prairie Chapel Cemetary

	iv.	IRA J. BURT, b. August 23, 1848, Ohio; d. December 15, 1909, Melrose, Paulding Co; Ohio; m. (1) SARAH ELIZABETH SWITZER, June 27, 1869, Paulding Co; Ohio; b. January 21, 1849; d. September 07, 1889, Melrose, Paulding Co; Ohio; m. (2) CARRIE B. CAMERON, January 25, 1891, Defiance, Ohio; b. October 1863, Ohio; d. Aft. 1913, Paulding Co; Ohio.

Notes for IRA J. BURT:
Co. A 132 OVI, GAR 

Co. C 195 OVI certificate 709-741 became Corporal 


5'10" high, light complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes. 




	
Children of JOSEPH BURT and DENCY SCOFIELD are:
	v.	LURALLA ANN10 BURT, b. July 22, 1855; d. March 23, 1906; m. JAMES KNOX POLK SHIVELEY, April 16, 1884; b. April 22, 1846; d. October 30, 1937.
	vi.	LYMAN BURT, b. July 1857, Ohio; m. LORA E. CAMERON DULEBHAN, February 02, 1883, Marion Co; Ohio; b. October 1858, Ohio; d. Aft. 1903.

Notes for LYMAN BURT:
Lyman Burt was born in Jul 1857 in OHIO.29 He died after 1903. 1902-1903 living in Rialto, California, prior to divorce 


He was married to Lora E. Cameron Dulebhan (daughter of ) on 2 Feb 1883 in Marion County, Ohio.29,49 Lora E. Cameron Dulebhan was born in Oct 1858 in OHIO. She died after 1903. Her dad born PA, mom Ohio. Bore two children, one died before 1900 census. 


She filed for divorce against Lyman in Defiance County, record is in File Box B163, awarded on Sept 21 1903. He accused her often of infidelity and then went to California and left her in 1900-1901.

	vii.	THEDUSIA BURT, b. October 1859; d. October 1931; m. RILL MARILLUS G. DAY, 1884; b. June 09, 1858; d. 1909.
	viii.	JULIA ALICE BURT, b. 1865; d. January 1947, Meeker, Ohio; m. HOPKINS CLARK FRAME, October 29, 1883, Paulding Co; Ohio; b. November 03, 1850, Big Island Twp, Paulding Co; Ohio; d. December 14, 1925, Big Island Twp, Paulding Co; Ohio.


73.  MARK M.9 BURT (EBENEZER8, JOSEPH7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born December 28, 1822 in Green Co; PA, and died May 27, 1899 in Paulding Co; Ohio.  He married ELIZABETH EMIC May 07, 1849 in Brown Twp, Marion Co; Ohio, daughter of REUBEN EMMICK and ESTHER MCCLEARY.  She was born February 10, 1826 in Virginia, and died November 25, 1907 in Paulding Co; Ohio.

Notes for MARK M. BURT:

Mark M. Burt b. 1822 

Posted by Jane Peppler <jpeppler@acpub.duke.edu> on Sun, 28 Mar 1999
Surname: BURT, EMMICK, LEONARD, MCCLEARY

From ATLAS at the Paulding County Library: Mark M. Burt, a leading citizen of 
Brown township, was born in Washington County, Penn, December 29, 1822, the son 
of Ebenezer and Sarah (Leonard) Burt, of Scotch lineage. He was the third in 
order of birth of ten children born to these parents, and received but a common 
education. He married Miss Elizabeth, the daughter of Reuben and Esther 
(McCleary) Emmick, of German origin, on the 7th of May, 1849. Their children are 
named Bethnel, Silas(deceased), Hiram, Theodore, Samantha (deceased), Melissa, 
wife of Frank Myers; Leah, wife of Richard Bates; Isaac (deceased), and Frank E. 
(deceased). The family are communicants of the United Brethren Church, while Mr. 
Burt belongs to the I. O. O. F. lodge, of Oakwood, which he joined in 1861. He 
is also a member of the G. A. R. post. September 10, 1863 Mr. Burt enlisted in 
the Ohio national guards, and went to the front as a member of Company H, One 
Hundred and Thirty-second regiment Ohio volunteer infantry. He was in the 
company which built the fortifications at Petersburg and Richmond, and was at 
Whitehouse landing. Returning home in 1864, he began farming. He had not many 
advantages for obtaining an education, though he worked hard for what he did 
receive. In 1861, he located in Paulding County, upon the land where he now 
resides, which is pleasantly located in Brown township. Mr. Burt signed the 
first ditch petition, and has been prominently identified with the improvements 
made in Brown township. His success in life has been due to his energy and hard 
work, and he is an expert and progressive agriculturist.
OHIO STATEWIDE FILES  

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Subject: obit: Mark M. Burt


Obit 1 Jun 1899: M. M. Burt, a pioneer of Paulding County and one of
Brown township's most highly respected citizens died ... His funeral
occurred at the residence, a United Brethren minister from from Findlay
officiated ... Mr. Burt was an Oddfellow ... Messrs. Craner [Cramer?],
Atwill, Savage and Brodnix of Paulding lodge were in attendance. The
funeral was one of the largest ever held in that part of the county and
demonstrates the high esteem in which the deceased was held. He was a
veteran of the war of the rebellion who enlisted with what was known as
the "squirrel hunters" at that time."

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Subject: newspaper article Morrow: Burt


Morrow County Independent, Dec 27 1882: "A pleasant reunion was held at
the home of Mr. Adin Burt, on Christmas. Mr. Burt's father, Joseph Burt,
and uncles Mark, Merritt, George, and Ebenezer Burt were present. This
is the first time in thirty years these five brothers have met together
and it goes without saying that the occasion was greatly enjoyed. The
average weight of the company was 194 pounds, the heaviest 257 pounds,
and the lightest 156 pounds."


More About ELIZABETH EMIC:
Burial: Prarie Chapel Cemetary
	
Children of MARK BURT and ELIZABETH EMIC are:
	i.	RACHAEL10 BURT, b. 1845.
	ii.	BETHUEL H. BURT, b. April 17, 1845, Ohio; d. February 13, 1895, Paulding Co; Ohio; m. (1) REBECCA A. SHISLER; b. 1862, Ohio; m. (2) LAVINA BIDLACK, March 05, 1870, Paulding Co; Ohio; b. 1849; d. November 30, 1870, Paulding Co; Ohio.

More About BETHUEL H. BURT:
Burial: Prairie Chapel Cemetary

	iii.	SILAS BURT, b. 1847; d. Abt. 1849.
	iv.	HIRAM HIPPLE BURT, b. July 01, 1849, Cardington, Morrow, Ohio; d. January 14, 1945, Stanton, Michigan; m. SARAH LURETTA STAIR, August 21, 1869, Paulding Co; Ohio; b. September 1851; d. 1926, Stanton, Michigan.
	v.	THEODORE BURT, b. July 25, 1851, Cardington, Morrow, Ohio; d. December 23, 1927, Paulding Co; Ohio; m. ANNIS ELIZABETH ELIZA BROWN, November 22, 1873, Paulding Co; Ohio; b. October 05, 1852, Crawford Co; Ohio; d. December 21, 1927, Paulding Co; Ohio.

More About THEODORE BURT:
Burial: Little Auglaize Cemetary

More About ANNIS ELIZABETH ELIZA BROWN:
Burial: Little Auglaize Cemetary

	vi.	SAMANTHA BURT, b. 1853; d. April 19, 1879; m. JOHN BROWN, March 30, 1872, Paulding Co; Ohio; b. Abt. 1850.
	vii.	MELISSA BURT, b. July 26, 1856; d. 1939, Paulding Co; Ohio; m. FRANK MYERS; b. Abt. 1855; d. Aft. 1900.
	viii.	LEAH BURT, b. October 24, 1859, Paulding Co; Ohio; d. 1939, Paulding Co; Ohio; m. REV. RICHARD A. BATES, July 02, 1879, Paulding Co; Ohio; b. January 17, 1857, Reynolds Corner, Ohio; d. January 19, 1941, Oakwood, Paulding Co; Ohio.

More About REV. RICHARD A. BATES:
Occupation: United Bretheren Minister

	ix.	FRANK BURT, b. January 12, 1865; d. December 17, 1881, Paulding Co; Ohio.

Notes for FRANK BURT:
     Pioneers of Old Hopewell 
       

          
       
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      widow died March 6, 1864, aged 88. They are buried in the Atwater 
      Cemetery, near Homer, New York. 
      Sarah Houghton, daughter of Col. Joab, born about 1760, married Amos 
      Corwine(??), who was born near New Market, N. J. (now Linvale) in 1756. 
      They emigrated to Mason County, Kentucky, at the time of the great 
      migration about 1790, and had children as follows, viz: Joab Houghton, 
      Richard, William, John, Clarissa, Aaron Houghton. 
      Of the above children, Joab, born 1788, married Elizabeth, daughter of 
      General Samuel Lucas, and became an editor and publisher of considerable 
      note in the West. 
      He published the Maysville Eagle, the first newspaper in Maysville, Ky., 
      and afterward the "Dove," the first paper in Washington, Ky. In 1833, he 
      removed to Cincinnatti, Ohio, and published the "Cincinnatti" Courier, but 
      soon removed to Louisville, Ky., where he died May 20, 1837. 
      All of his sons became widely known as editors, publishers and politicians 
      in the southwest, and held several appointments of great trust and 
      responsibility under different administrations. 
      Aaron, son of Amos Corwine and Sarah Houghton, became an artist of 
      considerable repute, and resided in Cincinnatti, Ohio, where he took rank 
      among the first of his profession. 
      His portraits were singularly true to the originals, and to the present 
      day are highly prized by those who are so fortunate as to possess them. 
      In 1829 he started for Italy for the purpose of perfecting his art by 
      foreign study, but in conseqence of failing health abandoned the idea 
      after reaching London, and returned to this country and died in 1830. 
      October 9, 1901. 

            (??)George Corwine, the father of Amos, born July 12, 1718, married 
            Abigail, daughter of 
            John Hixson, another of Hopewell's pioneers, who lived on the farm, 
            afterward owned by 
            Hon. John Hart, and now owned by William I. Phillips, Esq. 
            Bartholomew Corwine, the 
            father of George, born June 21, 1693, married Esther Burt, daughter 
            of John Burt, of England. 
            He, Bartholomew Corwine, was a man of education and business 
            ability, and was one of 
            Hopewell's most prominent citizens from the time of his settlement 
            here in 1717, to the time 
            of his death, which occurred May 9, 1747, at the age of 54. His 
            father, Sheriff George, was so 
            unfortunate as to be the Sherriff of Essex County, Mass., at the 
            time of the Salem Witchcraft 
            trials and executions in 1692, and was very severely persecuted by 
            the friends of the 
            sufferers. This was doubtless the cause of his only son, 
            Bartholomew, seeking a home in 
            the New Jersey wilderness He and several of his family are buried in 
            the old cemetery on 
            the farm of John S. Hunt, deceased, about three miles west of our 
            borough. The old and 
            distinguished Corwine family are traced back several hundred years, 
            in "The Corwin 
            Genealogy," published in 1872 by Rev. Edward T. Corwin, of 
            Millstone, N. J. 





More About FRANK BURT:
Burial: Prairie Chapel Cemetary
Cause of Death: Shot in hunting accident
Medical Information: While handing the gun to a friend, he slipped and shot himself at the age of 16.


74.  ISAAC N.9 BURT (EBENEZER8, JOSEPH7, JOTHAM6, JOTHAM5, ABEL4, JR. RICHARD3, SR. RICHARD2, HENRY1) was born 1827 in Marion Co; Ohio, and died 1865 in Cardington, Morrow Ohio.  He married SARAH HARRIS November 11, 1851 in Morrow Co; Ohio.  She was born 1833 in Licking Co; Ohio.

More About ISAAC N. BURT:
Medical Information: Died shooting himself in the hand.
Occupation: County Commissioner in 1862
	
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