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Anderson ~ Bennett ~
Benitez ~ Bingham
~ Black ~ Blaker ~ Brown
~ Buckley ~ Bunnell
~ Burwell
~ Chek ~ Cseh ~ Cogswell ~ Crabtree
~ Crawshaw ~ Critchfield ~ Darrough
~ Devine
~ Englehaut
~ Garwood ~ Gehr ~ Grow
~ Hoschouer ~ McArthur ~ McMurtrie ~ Millen
~ Newberry
~ Herrington ~ Hickcox ~ Hutchinson ~ Madison ~
Madison ~ March ~ Robinson ~ Peden ~ Monroe ~
Pruett ~ Piet~ Rodriguez ~ Stice ~ Sutcliffe ~ Warren Our
families come from Arkansas, Indiana, Missouri, Oklahoma, Nebraska, New
York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia and dates back
to 1895 in Kansas. We also
came from Austria, Ireland, Scotland, Hungary,
Germany, and England. Traditionally, the last name can tell a lot about
your heritage. The last name often
told where you came from and the class of your family. We haven’t kept that tradition; and so it
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My
Mother’s Family was Burwell ~ Brown ~ Cogswell ~
Devine ~ Englehaut ~ Garwood ~ Gehr
~ Peden ~McArthur ~ Millen ~ Warren The Burwell family can trace their
ancestors back to the ancient territories of England between the 11th and
12th centuries.
The Burwell family traces their ancestral roots back to Anglo Saxon origin,
and first appeared in ancient medieval records in Suffolk .
That from very early on the Burwell family not only held lands and estates in
England but were also actively allied with other influential families. They
also branched out into other territories and holdings, before taking the long
voyage to the new world. BURWELL
Shield: Gold with an ermine chevron between three burr leaves. BURWELL
Crest: A lion's paw holding three burr leaves. Burwell NAME ·
English: habitational name
from a place named Burwell, of which there are examples in Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire, named with Old English burh ‘fort’ + wella
‘spring’. Much of the research was done many years
ago by Clark Burwell with the help of Bruce W. David .
Some of this information is based on "theory" not "proven
fact". All facts may never be known, since this started centuries ago
and many records were burned during the civil war. I sincerely apologize if
this information "offends" anyone. That is not my intention. My
intention is to find the truth, if that is possible. The theory may never be
proven, but I intend to try. Some of the documentation has been lost over the
years. We continue to research our Genealogy Information, which is not
complete and may not be 100% accurate as yet. We are currently attempting
to confirm the information and continue the research. Please bear with us, as
we research our Burwell Family Tree.
See more about my Burwell line by clicking on various links
throughout. As
I understand the “Burwell” lines in America, from those who claim to be the
authorities on the subject, there are only two. There is the Virginia branch or the
Connecticut branch. We believe our
family belongs to the Virginia branch.
However, it is possible that we came from the Connecticut branch. It is difficult to trace beyond any shadow
of doubt since many records burned during the War of 1812. I’ve been told that our “theory” cannot
be correct since there is “little” documentation of it. However, we do have what I believe to be
adequate documentation to make our theory; and we must keep in mind that records
are only as good as the record maker’s memory and knowledge. The
name appears in various early records as Boralle, Borel, Burwell, and Burrel, in
which last form it appears in the record of the reign of Richard III. My Research and Burwell Page
is Dedicated to Clark Burwell Who spent years researching
our Family Tree
Children
He married Dorthy Bedell, daughter of
William Bedell of Catworth,
County, Huntington, England. Children
After Edward's
death, Dorthy married Roger Wingate, distinguished
for his interest in colonial affairs.
Children
Baptized at Ampthill, Bedfordshire, England 3/5/1621. Lewis came to Virginia when a mere boy
with his mother and step-father, Roger Wingate. On June 12, 1648 he patented
2350 acres "lying on the north side of the York River upon Rosewell Creek" adjacent to George Menifie. This land lay in the area which by 1652 had been
mentioned in a record as Gloucester County and Burwell's plantation was
called "Fairfield" and later, "Carter's Creek". Major Lewis Burwell settled about 1640 on
Carter’s Creek in Gloucester County, Virginia. In 1646 he was a member of the deputation
sent to invite Charles II to come to Virginia. He married Lucy Higginson (b: 1626 in
Fairfield, Gloucester, VA), daughter of Captain Robert Higginson and his wife
Joanna Tokesey (one of the first commanders who
subdued the country of Virginia from the power of the heathen. He died November 19, 1653, aged
thirty-three years, and was buried at his seat, Fairfield, Gloucester County,
Virginia, now called Carter’s Creek). After Major Lewis’ death, Lucy married
Colonel William Barnard, of the King’s Council in Virginia. He died November 26, 1675. She married third, Philip Ludwell, and left a son, Philip Ludwell. Philip Ludwell,
husband of said Lucy, commanded Governor Berkeley’s forces against Nathaniel
Bacon.
· Birth: 1653 in Fairfield,
Gloucester, VA · Death: 19 FEB 1710/11 in Carter's
City, Gloucester, VA ~~Marriage
1 Abigail SMITH b: 11 MAR 1655/56
in Colchester, Essex, England Married: 1674
in Gloucester, Va. ~~Marriage 2 Martha LEAR Cole b: 1668 in
Nansemond, Nansemond, VA Married:
AFT 1692 The Honorable
Lewis Burwell was of
Queen’s Creek, York County, Virginia of “King’s Creek”, York County,
Virginia and “Fairfield”, Goucester County,
Virginia. He was an earnest supporter
of the Established Church. He was an
influential member of the King’s Council; “Fairfield”, later known as
“Carters Creek”, was said to be the oldest house in Virginia bearing a date
on it’s walls, the
inscription “L.B.A. 1694 was cut into one of the group of diamond-shaped
chimneys, which shows that “Fairfield” built by Hon. Lewis Burwell and his
wife. He married (first) Abigail
Smith, daughter of Anthony and Martha Smith, of Colchester, England, niece
and heiress of Honorable Nathaniel Bacon, the “rebel”. She was a descendant of eleven Kings, even
to Alfred the Great, and Egbert, King of Wessex-Bretwalda,
over England. He married (second)
Martha Lear Cole, widow of Honorable William Cole of the King’s Council, and
Secretary of the State, Daughter of Honorable John Lear, of “Nansemond”, who
was of the King’s Council. He married
first: Abigail Smith (B. 1636 - D. 11/12/1672) a niece and heiress of
Col. Nathaniel Bacon, President of the Council and who hat his death
inherited much property from her wealthy and distinguished uncle. She was
buried in the Burwell graveyard located some distance from the house and
where her husband and many children were later buried. In 1910 these
tombstones were moved to the churchyard of nearby Abingdon Church. He married
second: Martha Lear Cole, born Nansemond County, Virginia, widow of Col.
William Cole and daughter of John Lear Cole and Anne Willis. She died in
1704. Information about
Honorable Lewis Burwell need to do more research on this I found an article
written in 1978 indicating the number of children does not match other
information found Lewis Burwell, member of the
Council in 1702, died 19 Dec. 1710, who married, 1st, Abigail,
daughter of Anthony Smith of Colchester, Eng. She died 12 Nov. 1693.
His second wife was Martha, daughter of Col. John Lear, of
Nansemond County, and widow of Col. William Cole. By his first wife he
had known issue four sons and six daughters and by his second wife two sons
and three daughters. Upon the tomb of the first Lewis Burwell
at Carter's Creek, are the above arms." From "The
Record of the Burwell Family" written by George H Burwell and others of
Millwood, Clarke County, VA in 1908 (copied in part from the Manuscript by
The Rev. Robert Burwell)
(The date of Nathaniel's
death being 1821 I believe to be significant; since that is the year that
brothers John and James were said to have "removed from Jamestown",
but I have not found the connection yet.) Issue of Honorable
Lewis Burwell, by his first wife, Abigail Smith:
From "The
Record of the Burwell Family" written by George H Burwell and others of
Millwood, Clarke County, VA in 1908 (copied in part from the Manuscript by
The Rev. Robert Burwell) "By the
second marriage of Honorable Lewis Burwell with Martha Lear Cole, there were
several children--Lewis, Martha, and others-names not given." From other records
found the children are not the same??? Issue of Honorable
Lewis Burwell, by his first wife, Abigail Smith:
From the Theory
the Children of Honorable Lewis Burwell and Martha Lear Cole:
· Birth: 1695 in Gloucester, VA · Death: 5 APR 1763 in Monmouth NJ Father: Lewis [Will ] col II BURWELL b: 1653 in Fairfield, Gloucester, VA Children
of John Burwell and Agnes Lee Burwell
· Name: Adam
BURWELL · Sex: M · Birth: C
1749 · Baptism:
Quaker · Death:
DEC 1828 · Burial:
Old English Churchyard, St Thomas, ON · Christening: 1788 to Canada* Marriage 1 Sarah VAIL b: 1756 Children ·
Elizabeth BURWELL b: in New Jersey ·
Susanne BURWELL b: in New Jersey ·
Margaret BURWELL b: in New Jersey ·
Mahlon BURWELL b: 18 FEB 1783 in New Jersey ·
Hannah BURWELL b: in New Jersey ·
Agnes BURWELL b: in New Jersey ·
Adam Hood BURWELL b: in Bertie Twp., Welland
Co., Ontario ·
Lewis BURWELL b: in Bertie Twp., Welland Co.,
Ontario · Name: Mahlon BURWELL · Sex: M · Birth: 18
FEB 1783 in New Jersey · Death: 25
JAN 1846 · Burial:
St Stephen's Cemetery, Dunwich · Occupation: Registrar, postmaster Father: Adam BURWELL b: C 1749 c: 1788 in to Canada* ·
Married: 20 APR 1810 in Fort
Erie, Ontario Children ·
Hercules BURWELL ·
Isaac Brock BURWELL ·
Hannibal BURWELL ·
Alexander BURWELL b: 1815 ·
Edward BURWELL ·
Lewis BURWELL b: 1818 ·
Mary BURWELL ·
John Walpole BURWELL b: 1822
eldest son of John Burwell
who was removed from Jamestown, Virginia in the year 1721; a relative of the
extensive family of Burwells in this country
formerly of Bedford and Northhampton, England.
(from “Biographical Sketches of Loyalists of the American Revolution with an
Historical Essay 1864 Edition by Lorenzo Sebine- Vol 1, Pg. 277 · Birth: ABT 1731 · Death: Father: John BURWELL b:
1695 in Gloucester, VA Children
of Samuel and unknown spouse:
Copied from Burwell Family Bible per Agnes
Burwell, London, Canada, 1939 per Bruce David’s notes. **
My suspicion is these children actually belong to these
Burwell's but not necessarily all in one group. This may just have been a listing of
"births" As it is documented that Col. Mahlon
Burwell's father was Adam Children:
o
Susanna (B. - D.) no family record of her in the Bible o
Samuel Burwell
(Sr) (B. - D.) o
Adam Burwell (b. 1728 o
Hannah Burwell (James Lacy) o
Adam (B. 2/23/1748 - D. 1828) Went from New Jersey to
Canada. M. Sarah Vail May 12, 1776 o
Elizabeth Burwell b. June 27, 1777 o
Susanna Burwell b. Sept. 12, 1779 o
Margaret Burwell b May 5, 1781 o
Col. Mahlon Burwell b. Feb. 18,
1783-1864 (born in New Jersey) o
Hannah Burwell b April 14, 1785 o
Agnes Burwell b Nov. 10, 1787 o
Rev. Adam Hood Burwell b. June 4, 1790 (was 1st Angelican cleargyman-became
Catholic priest at Kingston, Ontario, Canada o
Asher Burwell b. Feb 18, 1792 o
Lewis Burwell b. Feb 18, 1794 (was surveyor, prominent citizen
and his in museum at Branford, Ontario, Canada o
John Burwell b. March 8, 1796 (lived and died in Port Burwell) o
Mary Burwell (Stephen Jackson) from who Rev. Smith is descended
Born in Rockaway,
Morris County, New Jersey. Married Hannah
Paden. Veteran of the War of 1812, died July 30, 1822 age 44 North Shenango
Twp. Crawford Co., Pennsylvania. Buried in Espyville
Cemetery, PA. where at least two of his children are
also buried (Findley and Hannah)
Headstone marker war of 1812 was with Perry. He was a weaver by trade,
but also ran grist mills. He a married
Hannah Paden (B. Oct 20, 1782 - D. 5/10/1822) daughter of Isaac Paden and
Rebecca Garwood on February 2, 1799 at Beason Town,
Fayette Co, Pennsylvania by John Rollin; Justice of the Peace. Will recorded 5/30/1862 in Meadville, PA.
Will Book C. Pg. 388. (see Garwood
Records) Hannah was disowned for marriage out of unity. She was a Quaker. Samuel's father was the
brother to James Burwell, the loyalist who migrated to Canada in 1796 and
settled first in the Niagara District and later to the Talbot Settlement on
Lake Erie. Copy of photograph of
tombstone of Samuel and Hannah is in possession of Carol Chitaroni-original
taken in 1987 by Jean Wilcox Millsboro, Delaware-descendant. The fact that the Burwell's in Canada
related to James have this Samuel and Hannah's tombstone picture I think is
significant (James being Samuel's Uncle may have visited his gravesite
possibly?) Samuel Burwell was
found in the US Census of 1810, 1820, and 1830 living the Conneaut Twp.
Crawford Co., PA area 1810 Federal Census County & State, Conneaut Twp.,
Crawford Co., PA (Head of Family)
William Hill, Rebecca Paden, Samuel Gilliland, and Samuel Burwell 1820 Federal Census County & State, Conneaut Twp.,
Crawford Co., PA (Head of Family)
Rebecca Paden, William Hill, Silas Harvey, Robert Gilliland, John Gilliland,
Hugh Gilliland, John Harvey, Samuel Gilliland, Johnathan
Hill, Willimam Hill 1830 Federal Census County & State, Conneaut Twp.,
Crawford Co., PA (Head of Family) Isasc Paden, Samuel Gilliand,
William Hill Samuel served in
the war of 1812-1814. He served as a
Private in the company commanded by Captain James McDowell, 133 Regiment of
Pennsylvania Militia commanded by Lut. Colonel
Samuel Gorady.
He had been drafted at Conneaut Twp, PA on about July 15, 1813. He served for the term of about 45 days or
there about and was discharged at Erie on September 1, 1813. He was again drafted January 1814 and served in the same
regiment under same officers for the term of 38 days and was honorably
discharged at Erie February 7, 1815. · Birth: 1777 in Rockaway, Morris Co.,
NJ · Death: 13 JUL 1822 in Crawford Co.-Espyville Cemetery Father: Samuel BURWELL I
b: ABT 1731 Married: 1798 in York Co.,
PA
· Name: Hannah PADEN · Birth: 30 OCT 1782 in Burlington,
New Jersey · Death: 10 MAY 1862 in Crawford Co.-Espyville Cemetery Father: Isaac PADEN *Copied from
documents of Hannah Pedan dated July 3, 1851 for
application for Brantz Yard 40 acres on North Shenango Twp. Crawford, PA that had been granted to her
deceased husband. "Samuel related to Burwells
of early Jamestown, VA, He served in the war of 1812" Children of Samuel
Burwell and Hannah Paden: o
Rebecca (Benjamin Angelow)
(b. Jan 6, 1800, Redstone, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania, died Sept 29, 1866 o
Anna May (B. 12/28/1801, Redstone,
Fayette Co, Pennsylvania; died Crawford Co., PA) m. Asa
Brooks (Anna and Asa
were first cousins) o
Isaac (B. Feb 24,
1804 Linesville, Crawford Co., PA - D. 1880) m. Ann E. Bennett o
Samuel (B. March 12, 1806 Conneaut,
Crawford Co., PA - D. ) o
Findley (B. 8/19/1808 Linesville,
Crawford Co., PA - D. 6/01/1899, Crawford Co. PA) Married Sarah Fonner) (B. 8/4/1810 - D. 8/15/1896) (As a child Findley
was bound out to Mr. William Shelito of North Shenango along with his sister Hannah. Later his mother
bought back for eighty dollars) Buried in Espyville
Cemetery PA o
Rachel (B. May 13, 1810 Linesville,
Crawford Co., PA); m. Abraham S. Wiser o
Hannah (B. Jan 15, 1812, Linesville,
Crawford Co., PA.; m. Peter Fonner. (As a child Hannah was bound out to Mr.
William Shelito of North Shenango
along with her brother Findley. The
reason for this drastic move was due to the family being poverty
stricken. The children were bought
back later for eighty dollars) Buried in Espyville
Cemetery PA o
Rev. Nimrod (B. Sept 13 North Shenango,
Crawford Co., PA) m. 1st- Sarah Phillips; m. 2nd-Lovina
Arner o
Mary (B. Oct. 17, 1812, Crawford Co,
PA) o
Mary "Polly" (B. July 25, 1813, North Shenango, Crawford Co., PA - D. 12/12/1860, N. Shenango Twp. Crawford Co., PA m. Moses Allen o
Rhoda Jane (B. May 24, 1818, North Shenango, Crawford Co., PA D. Aug 20, 1873); m. Samual W. Angelo, 6/21/1838, Morgan Co. Ill. Settled in Jasper Co., Iowa. They had 8 children. Samual Angelo was
the son of James Angelo. His father
married twice and fathered 10 children.
o
Benjamin (B. 10/1/1820, North Shenango, Crawford Co., PA - D. 12/15/1929) m. Hannah
Williamson Notes & Comment: There were suppose to have been eleven children. The will of Hannah
Paden suggests that the above names may or may not be accurate. When Samuel
Burwell and Hannah Paden were married, she was "read out of the
faith" of the Quaker Church for having married outside the faith. A copy
of Hannah Paden's will is in our documentation. Children of Samuel
Burwell and Hannah Peden Burwell
They(Samuel and Hannah Peden
Burwell) decided to bind out three of their
children: Isaac, to William Henry,
of Hartstown; Findley
and Hannah, to William Shellito of North Shenango. His
mother got him back a few years later. He is buried in South Schenango, PA Cemetery next to his first wife Ann E
Bennett. His mother Hannah Pedan lived with him
during the civil war. He married first: Ann E. Bennett (B. 1806 - D. 1853) He
married second: Jennette Blair. A lot of people were bound out or given to
guardians during this age period. · Birth: 1804 in Espyville,
Crawford, Pennsylvania · Death: 8 FEB 1880 in Schenango, PA Father: Samuel BURWELL II
b: 1777 in Rockaway, Morris Co., NJ
Marriage 2 Ann E. BENNETT
b: BET 1806 AND 1853
Children of Samuel
and Ann E. Bennett Burwell
(his father born in NJ and his mother born in Ohio). He married Mary Anne McKee. They were divorced. Story is that he went out west-we don’t know
where-but the “family story” is that he died in Leadville, Colorado. A search of cemetery plots in Leadville by
Elman Burwell did not find the plot. I
believe now that perhaps it was meant to be Linesville Cemetery, as many
Burwell family are buried there. After the divorce, it is told that Mary A
McKee Burwell became a school teacher.
She along with her parents David and Nancy McKee are buried in the Espyville, PA cemetery.
He was listed in 1880 Ohio census as a Pedler. The census records indicate he was married
to Malinda Burwell (her mother was
born in Germany and her father born in Ohio).
This may have been his second marriage after he left Mary A. McKee. We
know that this Samuel married Mary A. McKee, daughter of David
McKee. Mary’s sister was Margaret
McKee who married Nicles Parshell. Curious if this could have been a second
marriage for Samuel and then he married a third time and went out west? Our records indicated there might have been
the other two children; possibly from the marriage to Mary A McKee or a
second marriage? Notes: I can also place this Samuel Burwell in Kansas
back in 1895 as well as Frank Gaige Burwell as per
census records and I have a will from later that leaves some property in
Yates Center, KS to my grandfather Orlo
Burwell. (probably through the
documents of Ralph O Andrews which was left to Maud McArthur Warren
and Riley Griffeth Warran-Maida’s
parents not Orlo’s parents) Along with several
property ownership in Pennsylvania and New York areas. Records show his parents were from New
Jersey and Ohio. Also, we know that this line is linked to Hannah Pedan and have met relatives in Wichita, KS who have
significant documentation.
Interestingly, my sister and I thought we were the first of the family
to land in Kansas. Guess not! Interestingly I found some very old photos
of Mabel Millen and her brother Walter Millen in some stuff from Uncle Clark.
· Birth: 1833 in Espyville,
Crawford, Pennsylvania · Death: in Crawford Co PA-Espyville Cemetery Father: Isaac BURWELL b:
1804 in Espyville, Crawford, Pennsylvania Children of Samuel
and Mary A McKee Burwell are not totally for certain. These people were divorced and clearly Mary
took off with Frank and he appears in various places with various relatives
as either Frank or Gaige.
·
Caroline Hole ·
Elsie Hole ·
Lucy Hole ·
Catherine Hole (teacher in Salem, OH for over 30 years) ·
Lawrence Hole (he married and had three children)
(Interestingly,
the Burwell who proved lineage to Isaac Pedan for DAR
was also from Indiana) He married Mabel
W. Millen (B. 4/6/1875 - D. unknown) on January 1, 1892 by the Rev. T.F. Devaux at the M.E. Parsonage, Gehrtown,
PA. At that time Frank was from Pine Township, Crawford County, PA. Mabel was
from Sadsbury Township, Crawford County, PA. We have the bible record to support this
marriage. The story is that Frank
divorced Mabel and ran off with his cousin (which if the report that he married
Malinda Burwell is correct would validate this story); never to be heard from
again; possible to Leadville, CO also.
Maybe in search of his father who left when he was probably 8 or 9
based on the census records of him living with his mother Mary and her cousin
Margaret? Mabel then married Fred H
Pettit and was found in the 1900 Census in Conneatville,
Crawford, PA. Mabel and Fred lived in
Conneaut, Ohio for most of Mabel’s life.
They had no other children. Mabel worked for the Nickel Plate Railroad
until her retirement. Finding
information on Frank Gaige Burwell was one of the
biggest road blocks Uncle Clark ran into.
Without finding Frank it was nearly impossible to piece together the
real connection to the Burwell's.
Recently, through the innovation of the internet and all the genealogy
information available, I have found Frank and also found why it was so
difficult to find his trail. His
parents divorced and must have had a custody battle over this young man. It was through some little notes Uncle
Clark had written about him and other relatives that led me to finally find
his mother Mabel Millen Burwell's relatives and thus find Frank. Now that I have this information, I am
digging deeper into the connections to the Burwell's of Virginia and Canada. I wanted so badly to tell Uncle Clark of my
discovery, but he passed away before I could.
He would have been so excited that this mystery was finally solved! · Birth: 12/25/1871 in PA or Indiana · Death: in PA Father: Samuel III
BURWELL b: 1833 in Espyville, Crawford,
Pennsylvania
Marriage 2 A census records
indicates he was married to Malinda Burwell (her mother was born in Germany
and her father born in Ohio). This may
have been his second marriage after he left Mary A. McKee. This Malinda may be Frank's cousin and
would validate the family stories and also give some reasons why he has been
so hard to find. As a young child he
was very familiar with using various names on census to cover his and his
mother's whereabouts. Children of Frank Gaige (Gauge) Burwell and Mabel W. Millen o
Orlo Ray BURWELL b: 11
APR 1893 in PA
· Birth: 11 APR 1893 in PA d. February
1972 in Bayfield, CO car accident near Durango · Death: 1972 Father: Frank Gaige BURWELL b: in PA Children
Marriage 2 Maida Maude
WARREN b: 15 MAR 1904 in OH
daughter of Riley A. Warren and Maude McArthur of Ashtabula
County, OH. Maida was a very mean and
bitter mean woman. She gave
“grandmothers” a very bad name! Children of Orlo Ray and Mainda Maude
Warren Burwell
·
Clark Richard Burwell (b. 11/15/1953; m. Hilary Edwards) ·
Brian Carter Burwell (b.5/9/1956) ·
Gordan Cary Burwell (b. 8/28/1957; m.
Margaret Gage Brady) Notes: Orlo and Maida owned and inherited a lot of properties in
the New York, Ohio, and Kansas areas.
I have the original land documents which are posted with other Warren and McArthur
and Burwell wills and documents. Orlo lived in Gem Village, La Plata, Colorado outside of
Bayfield, La Plata, Colorado at the time of his
death. This is where I visited him and
lived with him for about 6-8 months when I was 15 or 16. He died in a car accident my Junior year in
high school, just a year or two after I had lived there with him. He as a very nice old man. I had heard stories about how mean he
was. Not when I met him, he was very
kind. Orlo
is buried in Ironton, OH next to his second wife whom he divorced, Maida
Maude Burwell. They hated each other
at the end so I am sure they are both turning over at that decision. However, I am sure it was because the
children wanted their parents buried together.
· Birth: 12 SEP 1926 probably in
Ashtabula, OH or Rock Creek, OH · Death: 6/23/1979 in Kansas ·
Buried in Burrton Cemetery, Burrton, KS (no grave marker
remains)
Marriage 2 Richard BUZZI Children of Mildred
Ruth Burwell Chek and James Howard Chek: o Diana Christine o Sandra Lee o Cheryle Ann o Jimmy o Deborah Jean James Chek married second, Carol in Maryland in May 1961 Children of James
Howard and Carol Chek: o Ricky James o James Glennon
(11/26/1964 & DOD 1/18/1985) o Kimberly Louise o Vicki Marie
Children: o
Jennifer married Jeremy ·
Megan ·
Jimmy o
Gayle married Larry (divorced); later married Eduardo
(divorced) ·
Lacy ·
Christopher ·
Alexis ·
Madison o
Jamie married Kevin ·
Kevin ·
Novalie ·
Christian o
Facts and Documentation about this family RESEARCH
on John Burwell and brother James who left Jamestown in 1721 for New Jersey From
the research I have done so far, I cannot confirm John (born 1695) was the
son of Lewis Burwell and Martha Lear Cole Burwell. However, it appears to me to be more than
likely the spot this John does belong!! “Two are
better off than one, because together they can work more effectively. If one of
them falls down, the other can help him up… Two people
can resist an attack that would defeat one person alone. A rope
made of three cords is hard to break.”
Ecclesiastes 4:9
Life is all About Choices
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