Elijah BURNHAM and Ann Eunice BROWN

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Husband Elijah BURNHAM

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         Born: 12 Jul 1790
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         Died: 1 Nov 1844
       Buried: 

      Married: 

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Wife Ann Eunice BROWN

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         Born: 25 Jun 1788
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         Died: Dec 1844
       Buried: 

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Children

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1 M Doc BURNHAM

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         Born: 20 May 1810 - Warren County, Mississippi
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         Died: 
       Buried: 

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2 M Gabriel BURNHAM Jr.

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         Born: 13 Nov 1814 - Warren County, Mississippi
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         Died: 
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3 M George BURNHAM

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         Born: 7 Oct 1818 - Warren County, Mississippi
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         Died: 20 Oct 1818
       Buried: 

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4 M Elijah BURNHAM

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         Born: 16 Mar 1819 - Warren County, Mississippi
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         Died: 20 Mar 1835
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5 F Nancy BURNHAM

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         Born: 23 Dec 1821 - Warren Co., Mississippi 10,38
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         Died: 23 Apr 1850 - Harrison Co., Missouri
       Buried:  - Foster Cemetery, Harrison Co., Missouri

       Spouse: Thomas Davis ELLIOTT (1820-1904)
         Marr: 02131845

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6 F Susan BURNHAM

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         Born: 9 Jun 1823 - Warren County, Mississippi
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         Died: 15 Jan 1855 - Harrison County, Missouri
       Buried:  - Sec. 19, White Oak Twsp. Harrison Co. Missouri

       Spouse: William FALLIS (1818-1912)
         Marr: 23 Apr 1845 - Warren Co., Mississippi

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7 F Sarah BURNHAM

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         Born: 2 Jan 1826 - Warren County, Mississippi
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         Died: 12 Jan 1902 - Illinois Bend, Montague Texas
       Buried: 

       Spouse: John Henry ELLIOTT (1823-1882)
         Marr: 14 Feb 1847 - Trimble Co., Kentucky

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General Notes (Husband)

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There was considerable wealth in the Burnham family. Each girl had a servant nurse and there was a strong bond of affection between the nurse and the child. Each girl had many dresses and a trunk full of colored hose to match the dresses.

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General Notes (Wife)

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Eunice's parents had one or more huge plantations between the Pee Dee and the Little Pee Dee Rivers in the Carolinas.

Eunice was two years older than Gabrel. It is believed that the Browns did not approve of her marriage due to this age difference. She ran away in order to get married.

When her parents died, Enuice's brother received all the inheritance.