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Burnham, Denison R. (1799-1876)

Name:
Burnham, Denison R. (1799-1876)
Title:
Member, New Hampshire State House of Representative, 1856-1858.
Member, Governor's Council,1860-1861.
Other Names:
Burnham, Denison Rogers
Born:
01/02/1799
Birthplace:
Rumney, NH
Died:
02/12/1876
Death Location:
Plymouth, NH (probably)
Residence:
Groton, VT
Newbury, VT
Plymouth, NH 1841-1876
Nationality:
American
Occupation:
Merchant, Groton and Newbury, VT
Proprietor, Pemigewasset House, Plymouth, NH
Father:
Burnham, Samuel (1772-1839)
Mother:
Hall, Mehitable
Relations:
Father-in-law of Charles Henry Greenleaf -- (1841-1924) hotel proprietor in Franconia, NH, and elsewhere -- as well as first cousin to Charles Henry Greenleaf's mother (Lydia Hall Burham).
Descendant of Lieut. Thomas Burham (1623-1694), who came from England to Essex, MA,. in 1635, with his brothers. His son was John Burnham (1648-1704). His son was Capt. Jonathan Burnham (1685-1773), who resided in Essex, MA. His son was Jonathan Burnham (1716-1802), resided in MA. His son was Abraham Burnham (1747-), moved to Rumney, NH (later Plymouth, Rumney, and Wentworth). His son was Samuel Burnham (1772-1839), m. Mehitable Hall (dau. of Desiah Butterfield Jonathan Hall), res. Rumney, NH, son Denison Rogers Burnham (1799-1876).
Spouse:
Abigail Hopkinson Carleton (1803-1864), June 21, 1824
Children:
Burnham, Thomas Jefferson (b.d. 1829, Groton, VT)
Burnham, Garaphelia Mohalbia (1832-; b. Newbury, VT; m. Joseph Henry Merrill)
Burnham, Desevignia Stark (1835-1893; b. Newbury VT; m.Lura E. Marston; son Harry Marston)
Burnham, Sarah Aspasia (1838-; b. Newbury VT; m. Charles Burnham Pope; author)
Burnham, Abby Frances (1841-1914; b. Newbury, VT; m.Charles Henry Greenleaf; no children)
Notes:
Ezra S. Stearns, History of Plymouth, New Hampshire. Volume II. Genealogies. (Cambridge, Massachusetts: The University Press, 1906), 89-90.
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