Daniel BURLINGAME & Rose BRIGGS

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Daniel BURLINGAME
Rose BRIGGS

Husband: Daniel BURLINGAME
Birth: 1716, Cranston, Providence Co., RI
Death: 6 Aug 1794, Coventry, Kent Co., RI
Father: John BURLINGAME (1690-1755)
Mother: Sarah BRIGGS (1688-1763)

Marriage:

Wife: Rose BRIGGS
Birth: 16 Oct 1714, West Greenwich, Kent Co., RI
Death: 15 Jul 1804, Coventry, Kent Co., RI
Father: James BRIGGS (1669-1757)
Mother: Sarah WICKES (1673-1755)
Secondary sources do not agree on her parentage, and I don't know who is correct. I've simply taken the "majority opinion."

Children — born in Coventry, Kent Co., RI:

1. Benjamin BURLINGAME, b. 16 Feb 1739/40
2. Huldah BURLINGAME, b. ca. 1742
3. Lydia BURLINGAME, b. ca. 1743; d. 13 Jan 1825, Coventry, Kent Co., RI
4. Martha BURLINGAME, b. 11 Jun 1744
5. [Isaac?] Eseck BURLINGAME, b. 1745
6. Freelove BURLINGAME, b. 1752; d. 1833, Foster, Providence Co., RI
7. Lucy BURLINGAME, b. ca. 1754
8. Nancy BURLINGAME, b. 1757; d. 11 Feb 1852, Sardina, Erie Co., NY
9. Esther BURLINGAME, b. May 1760; d. 3 Aug 1846, Coventry, Kent Co., RI

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Source:

1. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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