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     Sarah Nichols married Stephen Remington, son of Joseph Remington and Margaret Burlingame.¹

     Mary Collins married Thomas Remington, son of Joseph Remington and Margaret Burlingame, on 23 November 1740 in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹
     She and Thomas 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).¹

     Innocent Taylor married Joseph Remington Jr., son of Joseph Remington and Margaret Burlingame, on 10 July 1744.¹
     She and Joseph 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).¹

     Freelove Collins married Lippitt Remington, son of Joseph Remington and Margaret Burlingame, on 18 August 1754 in Scituate, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹
     She and Lippitt 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).¹

     Roger Burlingame was born on 30 May 1678 in Mashantatack, Rhode Island.⁴ He married Sarah Eleanor Sweet, daughter of Jonathan Sweet and Sarah Adams, on 21 December 1699.⁴ He died suddenly of a stroke on 13 December 1765 at age 87, at his son Jonathan's home in Coventry, Kent Co., Rhode Island.⁴
     He was in the Coventry militia, taking part in Queen Anne's War, and was wounded when the British captured Port Royal in 1710. He was a lieutenant from 1716 to 1719, when he was made captain.⁴
     On 23 December 1712 he and his brother Thomas received part of the land in Mashantatack, Providence Co., Rhode Island, that had originally belonged to their father Roger Burlingham. The land had been given first to their brother Peter. When Peter died on 2 December 1712, John Burlingame, as the oldest surviving brother, acquired it. John kept the house and 50 acres, and divided the rest between his brothers Thomas and Roger, under the condition that they be equally responsible for providing for their parents, if that became necessary. Roger got the southeast part of the property.⁵
     He was one of the overseers of his father's will, dated 28 November 1715 and proved 13 September 18. He received 20s, and 50 acres of land.^2,6
     On 4 June 1722 he deeded 20 acres of his father's original homestead in Mashantatack to his oldest son Josiah, who was living there at the time.⁴ On 15 September 1731 he sold the northern part of his portion of his father's homestead to his son William.⁴ On the same date he also sold part of the estate to his nephew Benjamin Burlingame.⁷
     On 11 March 1746 (11 March 1747 according to Jacox), he, along with his son William and William's wife Alice, deeded land in Mashantatack to James Sweet of Coventry, Rhode Island.^4,8 He deeded 11 acres and 80 rods of land in Warwick, Providence Co., Rhode Island, to his son Jonathan on 5 May 1746.⁹

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• Queen Anne's War
  
• Siege of Port Royal (1710).
  

     Sarah Eleanor Sweet was born on 24 April 1682 in Braintree, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.² She married Roger Burlingame, son of Roger Burlingham and Mary Lippitt, on 21 December 1699.² She died on 3 August 1761 in Coventry, Kent Co., Rhode Island, at age 79.²

     Josiah Ichabod Burlingame Jr. was born on 3 June 1723 in Warwick, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹ He married Eunice Chandler, daughter of Joseph Chandler and Susanna Perrin, on 10 October 1748 in Pomfret, Windham Co., Connecticut.² He died on 11 August 1774, after suffering from fits for several years, in East Greenwich, Kent Co., Rhode Island, at age 51.²
     He was a wheelwright.² He served in Capt. Rice's Co. in the King George War, which occurred between 1744 and 1748.² He lived for a time in Pomfret, Windham Co., Connecticut, where he and David Bucklin had gone to work.³ On 15 April 1751 he bought land in East Greenwich, Kent Co., Rhode Island.² He and his wife Eunice then moved to East Greenwich, and lived on Main Street.³
     He was appointed administrator of his brother Roger Burlingame's estate on on 31 May 1755.¹
     He and Eunice had the following known children: Caleb (b 21 June 1750), Chandler (b 30 March 1752, d September 1796), Susanna (b 19 July 1754).²

     Freelove Burlingame was born on 7 July 1725 in Warwick, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹ She was married by Giles Pierce, J. P., to James Arnold, son of Elisha Arnold and Hannah Carpenter, on 3 December 1740 in East Greenwich, Providence Co., Rhode Island.^2,3 She died in 1804 in Warwick, Kent Co., Rhode Island.²
     Nelson Burlingame lists her as the daughter of Patience Burlingame, while Doherty and Ghastin both list her as the daughter of Patience's brother Samuel Burlingame.^4,5,3
     She was named in the will of her grandfather Thomas Burlingame, dated 5 June 1756 and proved 7 October 1758, and was left 5s.^6,7
     Her own will was dated April 1804. She left six cents to each of her grandchildren, with the expectation that they would add to it and buy a cow. She left twelve cents to several of her sons, to be used to help buy a horse. She left eight cents to her daughters.⁸
     She and James had the following known children: Gideon (b 4 September 1741, d 5 December 1816), Martha (b 1 April 1743), Hannah (b 31 July 1744), James Jr. (b 21 December 1745, d 13 October 1793), Elizabeth (b 27 October 1748), Caleb (b 28 June 1750), David (b 15 July 1753), George (b 20 October 1754, d 22 March 1829), Daniel (b 16 February 1756, d 25 September 1756), Peleg (b 13 April 1757, d 20 March 1761), Waite (b 3 December 1758, d 27 April 1760), Freelove (b 12 July 1760), Reuben (b 5 January 1762), Simon (b 16 December 1763), Elijah (b 7 March 1769, d 27 May 1848).²

     Roger Burlingame was born on 6 September 1728 in Warwick, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹ He died at sea in March 1755 at age 26.¹
     His brother Josiah was appointed administrator of his estate on 31 May 1755, and the estate was settled on 30 June 1764.¹

     John Burlingame was born about 1730 in Warwick, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹
     He is listed in the census of 1774 in East Greenwich, Kent Co., Rhode Island, where he reported a son and a daughter, both over 16.¹

     William Burlingame was born about 1732 in Warwick, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹ He was married by Isaac Joslin, J. P., to Susanna Hopkins on 7 November 1757 in West Greenwich, Kent Co., Rhode Island.² He was killed in the Battle of Tiverton in 1776 in Newport Co., Rhode Island.²
     His widow Susanna was appointed administrator of his estate on 27 June 1778. It was settled on 26 September 1778, and valued at £100, 17s, 8d.²
     He and Susanna had the following known children: William (b 11 June 1759, d May 1834), Elizabeth (b 3 May 1764, d 1 May 1831), John (b 5 December 1766, d bef 1804), Dutee (b 24 June 1769), Eunice (b 20 July 1773, d 20 January 1844).²

     Eleanor Burlingame was born about 1734 in Warwick, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹ She was married by Francis Booker, J. P., to Joseph Baker, son of Elisha Baker and Mary Earle, on 24 August 1758 in East Greenwich, Kent Co., Rhode Island.²
     She and Joseph had one known child, Elisha.²

     Eunice Chandler was born on 17 December 1726 in Pomfret, Windham Co., Connecticut.¹ She married Josiah Ichabod Burlingame Jr., son of Josiah Ichabod Burlingame and Patience Burlingame, on 10 October 1748 in Pomfret, Windham Co., Connecticut.¹ She died on 18 October 1769 in East Greenwich, Kent Co., Rhode Island, at age 42.¹
     She was described as beautiful and talented.² She made wigs, serving her apprenticeship after her marriage.² She was a member of the Baptist Church.² She and her husband Josiah moved to East Greenwich, Kent Co., Rhode Island, shortly after 15 Apr 1751, and lived on Main Street.² They had the following known children: Caleb (b 21 June 1750), Chandler (b 30 March 1752, d September 1796), Susanna (b 19 July 1754).¹

     James Arnold was born on 30 September 1719 in Warwick, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹ He was married by Giles Pierce, J. P., to Freelove Burlingame, daughter of Josiah Ichabod Burlingame and Patience Burlingame, on 3 December 1740 in East Greenwich, Providence Co., Rhode Island.^1,2 He died on 3 December 1777 in Warwick, Kent Co., Rhode Island, at age 58.¹
     He and Freelove had the following known children: Gideon (b 4 September 1741, d 5 December 1816), Martha (b 1 April 1743), Hannah (b 31 July 1744), James Jr. (b 21 December 1745, d 13 October 1793), Elizabeth (b 27 October 1748), Caleb (b 28 June 1750), David (b 15 July 1753), George (b 20 October 1754, d 22 March 1829), Daniel (b 16 February 1756, d 25 September 1756), Peleg (b 13 April 1757, d 20 March 1761), Waite (b 3 December 1758, d 27 April 1760), Freelove (b 12 July 1760), Reuben (b 5 January 1762), Simon (b 16 December 1763), Elijah (b 7 March 1769, d 27 May 1848).¹

     Susanna Hopkins was born in 1735.¹ She was married by Isaac Joslin, J. P., to William Burlingame, son of Josiah Ichabod Burlingame and Patience Burlingame, on 7 November 1757 in West Greenwich, Kent Co., Rhode Island.¹ She died on 25 October 1804 in East Greenwich, Kent Co., Rhode Island.¹
     She was appointed administrator of her husband's estate on 27 June 1778.¹ In February 1779 she petitioned the General Assembly for the clothing that was due her husband at the time of his death, or it's value, for the support of her children. The agent clothier was ordered to pay her for the clothing that she did not receive.¹
     Her will was dated 22 October 1804 in East Greenwich, Kent Co., Rhode Island. The executors were James Miller and Eunice Holloway.¹
     She and William had the following known children: William (b 11 June 1759, d May 1834), Elizabeth (b 3 May 1764, d 1 May 1831), John (b 5 December 1766, d bef 1804), Dutee (b 24 June 1769), Eunice (b 20 July 1773, d 20 January 1844).¹

     Joseph Baker was married by Francis Booker, J. P., to Eleanor Burlingame, daughter of Josiah Ichabod Burlingame and Patience Burlingame, on 24 August 1758 in East Greenwich, Kent Co., Rhode Island.¹
     He and Eleanor had one known child, Elisha.¹

     Mary Burlingame was born in 1717 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹ She was married by William Burton, Justice, to Stephen Burlingame, son of Thomas Burlingame and Martha Lippitt, on 27 June 1736 in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island.^2,1,3

     Roger Burlingame was born in 1692 in Cranston, Rhode Island.³ He married Sarah Baker, daughter of Elisha Baker, about 1710.³ He died on 1 April 1763 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.³
     He was Captain of the 3rd Co., 2nd Rhode Island Regt., during the Pequot War.³ On 8 October 1734 he gave some land in Hartford, Hartford Co., Connecticut, to his sons Elisha and Christopher.³ On 11 June 1754 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island, he signed a petition asking that Cranston be separated from Providence.³ His will was dated 21 July 1761 in Cranston and proved 11 April 1763.³

     Sarah Baker married Roger Burlingame, son of John Burlingame and Mary Knowles Lippitt, about 1710.²

     Caleb Burlingame was born on 18 January 1744 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹ He was married first, by William Burton, Justice, to Lydia Searle, daughter of Edward Searle, on 17 February 1765 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.^2,3 He was married second, by Rev. Tatum, to Rachel Goffe, daughter of Charles Goffe and Rachel Millard, on 8 June 1820 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.³ He died on 21 December 1833 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island, at age 89.³
     He was a farmer.³ He was deeded land in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island, by his father on 11 September 1765.¹ From 1767 to 1768 he was a lieutenant in the Rhode Island Militia, and later became captain.³
     He and his first wife Lydia had one known child, Stephen (b 27 October 1779, d 4 December 1862).³

     Mary Burlingame was born in 1745 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹ She was married by James Harris, Justice, to William Potter, son of John Potter and Elizabeth Earle, on 25 October 1761 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.^2,3 She died in 1776 in Scituate, Providence Co., Rhode Island.³
     She and William had the following known children: William (b 2 August 1763, d 2 June 1767), Mary (b 23 July 1766, d 20 April 1842), Asahel (b 9 January 1768, d 26 September 1848), twins Phebe (b 7 November 1771, d 10 September 1772) and Sarah (b 7 November 1771, d 6 June 1810), William Jr. (b 27 June 1774, d 23 February 1861), Caleb (b 24 December 1775, d 2 February 1800).³

     Lydia Searle was born on 7 March 1746 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹ She was married by William Burton, Justice, Caleb Burlingame, son of Stephen Burlingame and Mary Burlingame, on 17 February 1765 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.^2,1 She died about 1818 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹
     She and Caleb had one known child, Stephen (b 27 October 1779, d 4 December 1862).¹

     Rachel Goffe was born in 1750.¹ She married first Reuben Knight.¹ She was married second, by Rev. Tatum, to Caleb Burlingame, son of Stephen Burlingame and Mary Burlingame, on 8 June 1820 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹ She died on 11 May 1827 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹