Beriah Lewis Burdick
1801-1875
Beriah Lewis Burdick
Jay Burton Burdick
Gladys Katherine Burdick
Beriah (Pardon4, Ezekiel3, Hubbard2, Robert1 )was born 17 Mar 1801 in Guilford, VT to Pardon Burdick and Mary Lewis. He married Lucy Ann Stokes 26 Apr 1846 in Stuben County, Indiana. She had been married previously and had a son, who was born @1838 in PA, named Jasper Jennings. After her death he married Delphine Quackenbuss in Branch County, MI on Jan 1 1865, and he died 31 Dec 1875.
His home in 1872 was on the southern shore of Coldwater Lake, on E. Copeland Road, west of Quimby Rd. (present day Coldwater State Park)
Beriah was a widower at the time of his death in Kinderhook, Branch County, MI. ( Michigan Deaths, 1867-1897 4207892)
1860 Census
Household Members:
Name Age
B L Burdick 58
Lucy Ann Burdick 41
Lucinda Burdick 21
Clark M. Burdick 12 Born PA
Albert Burdick 9
Frank Burdick 8
Mary Ann Burdick 6
Jay Burdick 2
1870 Census
Beriah Burdick age 68 Farmer Born Vermont
Delphine age 48 housekeeper Born NY
Albert B 19 at home
Frank B 17 at home
Mary A 15 at home
Jay B 11 at home
Fremont Indiana was the home of Beriah Burdick, and it was there that he married the mother of his children. Fremont is located on the Michigan-Indiana border, just south of Coldwater, MI. At the time when Beriah lived there, it was not called Fremont. Settled in 1834 as Willow Prairie, it became the village of Brockville when it was platted in 1837. In 1848, it was renamed to honour John C. Frémont, "the Great Pathfinder", in part because there was already a Brockville in Indiana
HISTORY OF STEUBEN COUNTY INDIANA.
BY D. B. GRIFFIN.
I first came into Steuben County when it was quite new, in March, 1839. I stopped first at Willow Prairie. Brockville, the name of the post office, and the site for the village which was laid out and recorded, and which is now Fremont. The village then consisted of six or seven small houses, part of them frame and the others log cabins of humble mien.
Among the settlers who then resided in and about Brockville I call to mind the following: Jeremiah Tillitson, Demary Tillitson Va nephew of Jeremiah), Joseph Terrj, Ichabod H. Burdick, Jared Burdick, Beriah Burdick, Jacob Eoop, Abraham Walters John McMahan, Newman Havens, Elijah Salisbury, Chester Salisbury and Peter Beam. Matthew Coffin was Postmaster at the village and Truman P. Gilbert kept the tavern. The latter afterward went to Hillsdale, where he carried on business for some time, and finally put an end to his existence by committing suicide. Enos Beall afterward Judge Beall, and his brother Eufus (likely "Rufus"), who afterward served two terms as Sheriff of this county, and two terms in the same capacity in Hillsdale County, Mich.
Children of Lucy Ann Jennings and Bariah Burdick:
1. Lucinda Burdick. b. @1839
2. Oscar Lewis Burdick, b. 25 Sep 1846, d. 28 Jun 1848
3. Clarke Beriah Burdick, b. 17 Sep 1848, d. 18 Feb 1880
4. Albert Byron Burdick, b. 4 Feb 1851
5. Frank Burneth Burdick, b. 20 Apr 1853
6. Mary Ann Burdick, b. 2 Mar 1855
7. Jay Burton Burdick, b. 14 Mar 1858
Other hyperlink for JB Burdick: Jay Burton Burdick
BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Information from "The Descendants o f Robert Burdick
of Rhode Island" by Nellie Willard Johnson, 1937, pp. 8 5 & 191[new.FTW ]
[2734660.ged]
!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Information from "The Descendants of Robert Burdick
of Rhode Island" by Nellie Willard Johnson, 1937, pp. 8 5 & 191
http://genealogytrails.com/ind/steuben/marriage/m1846-1850.html
Link to his heritage: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/i/m/Susan-Kay-Simmons-mn/PDFGENE9.pdf
1801-1875
Beriah Lewis Burdick
Jay Burton Burdick
Gladys Katherine Burdick
Beriah (Pardon4, Ezekiel3, Hubbard2, Robert1 )was born 17 Mar 1801 in Guilford, VT to Pardon Burdick and Mary Lewis. He married Lucy Ann Stokes 26 Apr 1846 in Stuben County, Indiana. She had been married previously and had a son, who was born @1838 in PA, named Jasper Jennings. After her death he married Delphine Quackenbuss in Branch County, MI on Jan 1 1865, and he died 31 Dec 1875.
His home in 1872 was on the southern shore of Coldwater Lake, on E. Copeland Road, west of Quimby Rd. (present day Coldwater State Park)
Beriah was a widower at the time of his death in Kinderhook, Branch County, MI. ( Michigan Deaths, 1867-1897 4207892)
1860 Census
Household Members:
Name Age
B L Burdick 58
Lucy Ann Burdick 41
Lucinda Burdick 21
Clark M. Burdick 12 Born PA
Albert Burdick 9
Frank Burdick 8
Mary Ann Burdick 6
Jay Burdick 2
1870 Census
Beriah Burdick age 68 Farmer Born Vermont
Delphine age 48 housekeeper Born NY
Albert B 19 at home
Frank B 17 at home
Mary A 15 at home
Jay B 11 at home
Fremont Indiana was the home of Beriah Burdick, and it was there that he married the mother of his children. Fremont is located on the Michigan-Indiana border, just south of Coldwater, MI. At the time when Beriah lived there, it was not called Fremont. Settled in 1834 as Willow Prairie, it became the village of Brockville when it was platted in 1837. In 1848, it was renamed to honour John C. Frémont, "the Great Pathfinder", in part because there was already a Brockville in Indiana
HISTORY OF STEUBEN COUNTY INDIANA.
BY D. B. GRIFFIN.
I first came into Steuben County when it was quite new, in March, 1839. I stopped first at Willow Prairie. Brockville, the name of the post office, and the site for the village which was laid out and recorded, and which is now Fremont. The village then consisted of six or seven small houses, part of them frame and the others log cabins of humble mien.
Among the settlers who then resided in and about Brockville I call to mind the following: Jeremiah Tillitson, Demary Tillitson Va nephew of Jeremiah), Joseph Terrj, Ichabod H. Burdick, Jared Burdick, Beriah Burdick, Jacob Eoop, Abraham Walters John McMahan, Newman Havens, Elijah Salisbury, Chester Salisbury and Peter Beam. Matthew Coffin was Postmaster at the village and Truman P. Gilbert kept the tavern. The latter afterward went to Hillsdale, where he carried on business for some time, and finally put an end to his existence by committing suicide. Enos Beall afterward Judge Beall, and his brother Eufus (likely "Rufus"), who afterward served two terms as Sheriff of this county, and two terms in the same capacity in Hillsdale County, Mich.
Children of Lucy Ann Jennings and Bariah Burdick:
1. Lucinda Burdick. b. @1839
2. Oscar Lewis Burdick, b. 25 Sep 1846, d. 28 Jun 1848
3. Clarke Beriah Burdick, b. 17 Sep 1848, d. 18 Feb 1880
4. Albert Byron Burdick, b. 4 Feb 1851
5. Frank Burneth Burdick, b. 20 Apr 1853
6. Mary Ann Burdick, b. 2 Mar 1855
7. Jay Burton Burdick, b. 14 Mar 1858
Other hyperlink for JB Burdick: Jay Burton Burdick
BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Information from "The Descendants o f Robert Burdick
of Rhode Island" by Nellie Willard Johnson, 1937, pp. 8 5 & 191[new.FTW ]
[2734660.ged]
!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Information from "The Descendants of Robert Burdick
of Rhode Island" by Nellie Willard Johnson, 1937, pp. 8 5 & 191
http://genealogytrails.com/ind/steuben/marriage/m1846-1850.html
Link to his heritage: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/i/m/Susan-Kay-Simmons-mn/PDFGENE9.pdf
Beriah Lewis Burdick
1801-1875
Beriah Lewis Burdick
Jay Burton Burdick
Gladys Katherine Burdick
Beriah (Pardon4, Ezekiel3, Hubbard2, Robert1 )was born 17 Mar 1801 in Guilford, VT to Pardon Burdick and Mary Lewis. He married Lucy Ann Stokes 26 Apr 1846 in Stuben County, Indiana. She had been married previously and had a son, who was born @1838 in PA, named Jasper Jennings. After her death he married Delphine Quackenbuss in Branch County, MI on Jan 1 1865, and he died 31 Dec 1875.
His home in 1872 was on the southern shore of Coldwater Lake, on E. Copeland Road, west of Quimby Rd. (present day Coldwater State Park)
Beriah was a widower at the time of his death in Kinderhook, Branch County, MI. ( Michigan Deaths, 1867-1897 4207892)
1860 Census
Household Members:
Name Age
B L Burdick 58
Lucy Ann Burdick 41
Lucinda Burdick 21
Clark M. Burdick 12 Born PA
Albert Burdick 9
Frank Burdick 8
Mary Ann Burdick 6
Jay Burdick 2
1870 Census
Beriah Burdick age 68 Farmer Born Vermont
Delphine age 48 housekeeper Born NY
Albert B 19 at home
Frank B 17 at home
Mary A 15 at home
Jay B 11 at home
Fremont Indiana was the home of Beriah Burdick, and it was there that he married the mother of his children. Fremont is located on the Michigan-Indiana border, just south of Coldwater, MI. At the time when Beriah lived there, it was not called Fremont. Settled in 1834 as Willow Prairie, it became the village of Brockville when it was platted in 1837. In 1848, it was renamed to honour John C. Frémont, "the Great Pathfinder", in part because there was already a Brockville in Indiana
HISTORY OF STEUBEN COUNTY INDIANA.
BY D. B. GRIFFIN.
I first came into Steuben County when it was quite new, in March, 1839. I stopped first at Willow Prairie. Brockville, the name of the post office, and the site for the village which was laid out and recorded, and which is now Fremont. The village then consisted of six or seven small houses, part of them frame and the others log cabins of humble mien.
Among the settlers who then resided in and about Brockville I call to mind the following: Jeremiah Tillitson, Demary Tillitson Va nephew of Jeremiah), Joseph Terrj, Ichabod H. Burdick, Jared Burdick, Beriah Burdick, Jacob Eoop, Abraham Walters John McMahan, Newman Havens, Elijah Salisbury, Chester Salisbury and Peter Beam. Matthew Coffin was Postmaster at the village and Truman P. Gilbert kept the tavern. The latter afterward went to Hillsdale, where he carried on business for some time, and finally put an end to his existence by committing suicide. Enos Beall afterward Judge Beall, and his brother Eufus (likely "Rufus"), who afterward served two terms as Sheriff of this county, and two terms in the same capacity in Hillsdale County, Mich.
Children of Lucy Ann Jennings and Bariah Burdick:
1. Lucinda Burdick. b. @1839
2. Oscar Lewis Burdick, b. 25 Sep 1846, d. 28 Jun 1848
3. Clarke Beriah Burdick, b. 17 Sep 1848, d. 18 Feb 1880
4. Albert Byron Burdick, b. 4 Feb 1851
5. Frank Burneth Burdick, b. 20 Apr 1853
6. Mary Ann Burdick, b. 2 Mar 1855
7. Jay Burton Burdick, b. 14 Mar 1858
Other hyperlink for JB Burdick: Jay Burton Burdick
BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Information from "The Descendants o f Robert Burdick
of Rhode Island" by Nellie Willard Johnson, 1937, pp. 8 5 & 191[new.FTW ]
[2734660.ged]
!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Information from "The Descendants of Robert Burdick
of Rhode Island" by Nellie Willard Johnson, 1937, pp. 8 5 & 191
http://genealogytrails.com/ind/steuben/marriage/m1846-1850.html
Link to his heritage: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/i/m/Susan-Kay-Simmons-mn/PDFGENE9.pdf
1801-1875
Beriah Lewis Burdick
Jay Burton Burdick
Gladys Katherine Burdick
Beriah (Pardon4, Ezekiel3, Hubbard2, Robert1 )was born 17 Mar 1801 in Guilford, VT to Pardon Burdick and Mary Lewis. He married Lucy Ann Stokes 26 Apr 1846 in Stuben County, Indiana. She had been married previously and had a son, who was born @1838 in PA, named Jasper Jennings. After her death he married Delphine Quackenbuss in Branch County, MI on Jan 1 1865, and he died 31 Dec 1875.
His home in 1872 was on the southern shore of Coldwater Lake, on E. Copeland Road, west of Quimby Rd. (present day Coldwater State Park)
Beriah was a widower at the time of his death in Kinderhook, Branch County, MI. ( Michigan Deaths, 1867-1897 4207892)
1860 Census
Household Members:
Name Age
B L Burdick 58
Lucy Ann Burdick 41
Lucinda Burdick 21
Clark M. Burdick 12 Born PA
Albert Burdick 9
Frank Burdick 8
Mary Ann Burdick 6
Jay Burdick 2
1870 Census
Beriah Burdick age 68 Farmer Born Vermont
Delphine age 48 housekeeper Born NY
Albert B 19 at home
Frank B 17 at home
Mary A 15 at home
Jay B 11 at home
Fremont Indiana was the home of Beriah Burdick, and it was there that he married the mother of his children. Fremont is located on the Michigan-Indiana border, just south of Coldwater, MI. At the time when Beriah lived there, it was not called Fremont. Settled in 1834 as Willow Prairie, it became the village of Brockville when it was platted in 1837. In 1848, it was renamed to honour John C. Frémont, "the Great Pathfinder", in part because there was already a Brockville in Indiana
HISTORY OF STEUBEN COUNTY INDIANA.
BY D. B. GRIFFIN.
I first came into Steuben County when it was quite new, in March, 1839. I stopped first at Willow Prairie. Brockville, the name of the post office, and the site for the village which was laid out and recorded, and which is now Fremont. The village then consisted of six or seven small houses, part of them frame and the others log cabins of humble mien.
Among the settlers who then resided in and about Brockville I call to mind the following: Jeremiah Tillitson, Demary Tillitson Va nephew of Jeremiah), Joseph Terrj, Ichabod H. Burdick, Jared Burdick, Beriah Burdick, Jacob Eoop, Abraham Walters John McMahan, Newman Havens, Elijah Salisbury, Chester Salisbury and Peter Beam. Matthew Coffin was Postmaster at the village and Truman P. Gilbert kept the tavern. The latter afterward went to Hillsdale, where he carried on business for some time, and finally put an end to his existence by committing suicide. Enos Beall afterward Judge Beall, and his brother Eufus (likely "Rufus"), who afterward served two terms as Sheriff of this county, and two terms in the same capacity in Hillsdale County, Mich.
Children of Lucy Ann Jennings and Bariah Burdick:
1. Lucinda Burdick. b. @1839
2. Oscar Lewis Burdick, b. 25 Sep 1846, d. 28 Jun 1848
3. Clarke Beriah Burdick, b. 17 Sep 1848, d. 18 Feb 1880
4. Albert Byron Burdick, b. 4 Feb 1851
5. Frank Burneth Burdick, b. 20 Apr 1853
6. Mary Ann Burdick, b. 2 Mar 1855
7. Jay Burton Burdick, b. 14 Mar 1858
Other hyperlink for JB Burdick: Jay Burton Burdick
BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Information from "The Descendants o f Robert Burdick
of Rhode Island" by Nellie Willard Johnson, 1937, pp. 8 5 & 191[new.FTW ]
[2734660.ged]
!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Information from "The Descendants of Robert Burdick
of Rhode Island" by Nellie Willard Johnson, 1937, pp. 8 5 & 191
http://genealogytrails.com/ind/steuben/marriage/m1846-1850.html
Link to his heritage: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/i/m/Susan-Kay-Simmons-mn/PDFGENE9.pdf
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