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     Anne Searle was born after 17 April 1723 (based on being listed as under 18 in her father's will dated 17 April 1741).² She married Israel Gorton Jr., son of Israel Gorton and Freelove Burlingame.¹

     Anne Briggs was born in 1710 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹ She married Joshua Burlingame, son of Thomas Burlingame and Martha Lippitt.^1,2 She died about 1784 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹

     Israel Burlingame was born on 11 October 1738 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.^3,2 He married Eunice Crandall.^3,2 He died on 9 February 1814 in Weathersfield, Windsor Co., Vermont, (Doherty says in Norwich, Chenango Co., New York) at age 75.^3,4,5
     In 1762 Israel Burlingame and his wife Eunice settled on a 157-acre farm in lot 18 in Dutchess Co., New York, on the west side of Skidmore Road, 1/2 mile north of Barmore Road, in the present town of LaGrange. The land was originally settled in 1750 by Nicholas Vincent. The following entries appear in the rent book:
They lived in Durchess Co. until about 1775, when they moved to Weathersfield, Vermont.⁵
     He apparently had a lot of money problems, as illustrated by the following court records from Dutchess Co., New York:
     He worked as a cooper from 1765 to 1766, and paid bills at Schenk's store by making flour casks.⁵
     On 22 December 1772, in Nine Partners, Dutchess Co., New York, he recorded an ear mark (i.e., cattle brand). This mark was transferred to Hezekiah Mills on 28 March 1775.⁵
     On 15 August 1775 he was listed as a lieutenant in the Upper Regt., Cumberland Co., Vermont.^3,5 On 13 October 1777 he was employed by Capt. Abel Marsh in carrying flour from the Connecticut River to the Battenkill, for use by the Northern Army. He was credited with ten days service, plus two horses at 16s/day, covering 120 miles, and received a total of £8.^3,5
     He was a delegate from Weathersfield at a meeting of the committees of safety in Westminister, Vermont, from 11 June 1776 to 21 June 1776.³ He was chosen Town Clerk in Weathersfield in 1777.³ From 1778 to 1780 he was a selectman in Weathersfield, and also served as a representative.⁵
     In his father's will, dated 8 October 1784 and proved 7 September 1790, he was left one shilling.¹
     He is listed in the census of 1790 in Weathersfield, Windsor Co., Vermont, as Israel Burmingham, with one male over 16, three males under 16, and four females.⁵
     He and his wife Eunice had the following known children, according to the Nelson Burlingame Manuscript: Anna (b 10 August 1762, d 1 February 1825), John (b 28 May 1764, d 18 February 1813), Dorcas (b 12 May 1766, d 20 July 1845), Joshua (b 20 October 1768, d 22 December 1852), Richetson "Rix" (b 3 June 1771, d 11 August 1840), Abducah, Ira (b 5 November 1778, d 30 November 1846), Sabina (b 29 December 1780, d 5 February 1856), Selah (b 1782, d 9 March 1820), Israel (b 13 November 1787, d 13 April 1854). However, according to Doherty their children were: John (b 1765, d 7 February 1813), Dorcas (b 12 March 1766), Joshua (b 20 October 1768, d 22 December 1852), Ricketson (b 1773, d 11 August 1840), Ira (b 1778, d 30 November 1846), Sabina (b 29 December 1780), Selah (b 1782, d 29 March 1820), Anna (d 1838), Israel.^3,8

     Nathan Burlingame was born on 13 January 1746 (McPherson says 1745, and on p. 24 the Nelson Burlingame Manuscript says 13 November 1746) in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.^3,2,4 He married Mary Kingdon on 3 April 1768 in Voluntown, New London Co., Connecticut.^5,2 He died on 10 October 1822 in Oneco, Windham Co., Connecticut, at age 76.⁵ He was buried in Oneco, Windham Co., Connecticut.⁴
     On 22 December 1772, in Dutchess Co., New York, Nathan Burlingame recorded an ear mark in Nine Partners.²
     In 1777 he was a private in Capt. Anthony Potter's Co., Col. John Mathewson's Regt.⁵ He was in the Expedition against Rhode Island, and received 12 days pay for service from 21 August 1778 to 31 August 1778.⁵
     He was the executor of his father's will, dated 8 October 1784 and proved 7 September 1790, and received his father's livestock, outdoor movable estate, and farming equipment.¹
     He is listed in the census of 1774 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island, and his household had one male over 16, one male under 16, two females over 16, and one female under 16.⁵ He is listed in the census of 1790 in Voluntown, New London Co., Connecticut, with four males over 16, one male under 16, and three females.⁵
     He was one of the tithemen of the new town of Sterling when it separated from Voluntown in 1794. He was also on the school committee, and one of the original proprietors of the Sterling Meeting House.⁵
     He and Mary had the following known children: Peter (b 25 October 1769, d 17 February 1857), Jane (d aft 1851), Richard, Thomas (b 17 June 1774, d 24 August 1842).⁵

     Eleazer Burlingame was born in 1748 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.^4,3 He was married by William Burton, Justice, to Rhoda Briggs, daughter of Moses Briggs and Zipporah Blanchard, on 12 August 1770 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.^2,4,5,6 He died on 17 September 1810 in Richmond, Washington Co., Rhode Island.⁴
     He was a farmer and teacher in Coventry and West Greenwich, Kent Co., Rhode Island.⁴ He was also a Deacon at the Maple Root Baptist Church in Coventry.⁴
     He served in the alarm of 24-30 July 1778, under Lt. Benjamin Weaver, in Capt. Joseph Hopkin's Co., Col. Archibald Kasson's Regt. He also was a lieutenant in the Kent Co. Artillery Company under Brig. Gen. Robert Elliott. His musket and powder horn are owned by Mrs. Martha Spangler of Los Angeles, California.^4,7
     In his father's will, dated 8 October 1784 and proved 7 September 1790, he was left one shilling.¹
     He and Rhoda had the following known children: Asahel (b 3 July 1771, d 8 February 1862), Dorcas (b abt 1773), Audrey (b abt 1778, d 9 November 1818), Altitus (b 27 September 1780, d 28 March 1871).⁴

     Lillis Burlingame was born in 1750.^1,3 She was married by William Burton, Justice, to Pardon Briggs, son of Moses Briggs and Zipporah Blanchard, on 12 August 1770 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.^4,1,3 She died in 1823 in Oneco, Windham Co., Connecticut.¹
     In her father's will, dated 8 October 1784 and proved 7 September 1790, she was left one shilling.¹

     Margaret Burlingame was born about 1752.¹ She married Pardon Gorton, son of Israel Gorton Jr. and Anne Searle, in 1771.¹
     In her father's will, dated 8 October 1784 and proved 7 September 1790, she was left one shilling.¹

     She was called by her maiden name in her father's will, dated 8 October 1784 and proved 7 September 1790. In the will, she was left all of the indoor movable estate.¹

     Eunice Crandall was born on 9 July 1741.^1,2 She married Israel Burlingame, son of Joshua Burlingame and Anne Briggs.^1,3 She died on 17 May 1809 in Weathersfield, Windsor Co., Vermont, at age 67.^1,4
     In 1762 she and her husband Israel settled on a 157-acre farm in lot 18 in Dutchess Co., New York, on the west side of Skidmore Road, 1/2 mile north of Barmore Road, in the present town of LaGrange. The land was originally settled in 1750 by Nicholas Vincent.⁵ They lived in Durchess Co. until about 1775, when they moved to Weathersfield, Vermont.⁴
     She and Israel had the following known children, according to the Nelson Burlingame Manuscript: Anna (b 10 August 1762, d 1 February 1825), John (b 28 May 1764, d 18 February 1813), Dorcas (b 12 May 1766, d 20 July 1845), Joshua (b 20 October 1768, d 22 December 1852), Richetson "Rix" (b 3 June 1771, d 11 August 1840), Abducah, Ira (b 5 November 1778, d 30 November 1846), Sabina (b 29 December 1780, d 5 February 1856), Selah (b 1782, d 9 March 1820), Israel (b 13 November 1787, d 13 April 1854). However, according to Doherty their children were: John (b 1765, d 7 February 1813), Dorcas (b 12 March 1766), Joshua (b 20 October 1768, d 22 December 1852), Ricketson (b 1773, d 11 August 1840), Ira (b 1778, d 30 November 1846), Sabina (b 29 December 1780), Selah (b 1782, d 29 March 1820), Anna (d 1838), Israel.^1,6

     Mary Kingdon was born on 14 May 1750.^1,2 She married Nathan Burlingame, son of Joshua Burlingame and Anne Briggs, on 3 April 1768 in Voluntown, New London Co., Connecticut.^1,2
     She and Nathan had the following known children: Peter (b 25 October 1769, d 17 February 1857), Jane (d aft 1851), Richard, Thomas (b 17 June 1774, d 24 August 1842).¹

     Rhoda Briggs was born in 1752 in Voluntown, New London Co., Connecticut, (Jacox says in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island).^2,4 She was married by William Burton, Justice, to Eleazer Burlingame, son of Joshua Burlingame and Anne Briggs, on 12 August 1770 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.^1,2,3,5 She died on 6 May 1804 in Richmond, Washington Co., Rhode Island.²
     She and Eleazer had the following known children: Asahel (b 3 July 1771, d 8 February 1862), Dorcas (b abt 1773), Audrey (b abt 1778, d 9 November 1818), Altitus (b 27 September 1780, d 28 March 1871).²

     Pardon Briggs was born about 1750 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹ He was married by William Burton, Justice, to Lillis Burlingame, daughter of Joshua Burlingame and Anne Briggs, on 12 August 1770 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.^2,1,3

     Pardon Gorton was born about 1750 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.² He married Margaret Burlingame, daughter of Joshua Burlingame and Anne Briggs, in 1771.¹

     Joseph Remington was born between 1685 and 1690.¹ He married Margaret Burlingame, daughter of Thomas Burlingame and Martha Lippitt, on 29 September 1717 in Warwick, Providence Co., Rhode Island.^1,2 He died in September 1765 in Scituate, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹

     Thomas Remington was born on 24 February 1719 in Warwick, Providence Co., Rhode Island.² He married Mary Collins, daughter of Eliza (?), on 23 November 1740 in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island.²
     He and Mary had the following known children: Margaret (b 18 May 1742), Jonathon (b 21 December 1743), Prudence (b 16 March 1749), Joseph Lippitt (b 15 June 1751, d 1809), Mary (b 20 March 1753), John (b 29 July 1754).²

     Joseph Remington Jr. was born on 2 January 1721 in Warwick, Providence Co., Rhode Island.² He married Innocent Taylor on 10 July 1744.² He died on 27 October 1785 in Scituate, Providence Co., Rhode Island, at age 64.²
     He lived in Tiverton and Scituate, Rhode Island.²
     He and Innocent had the following known children: Abigail (b 31 March 1745), David (b 13 June 1747, d 1834), Sarah (b 18 June 1752, d 11 November 1820), Benjamin (b 12 November 1755), Joseph (b 13 September 1757), Thomas (b 10 September 1760), Mary (b 16 October 1762), Phebe (b 4 September 1769).²

     Martha Remington was born on 18 March 1725.¹ She married (?) Collins.¹

     Lippitt Remington was born on 17 December 1729 in Warwick, Providence Co., Rhode Island.² He married Freelove Collins, daughter of Eliza (?), on 18 August 1754 in Scituate, Providence Co., Rhode Island.²
     He and Freelove had the following known children: Dorcas (b 28 February 1756), John (b 29 June 1757), Stephen (b 17 September 1758), twins Freelove and Martha (b 22 June 1760), Roby (b 1763), twins Benjamin and Joseph (b 2 November 1764), Thomas (b 19 April 1766), Sarah (b 18 March 1769).²

     Stephen Remington was born on 25 January 1734.¹ He married Sarah Nichols.¹

     Margaret Remington was born on 20 February 1737.¹

     (?) Collins married Martha Remington, daughter of Joseph Remington and Margaret Burlingame.¹