Naomi Keeney

Naomi Burdick

• Born 1657 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island
• Daughter of Robert Burdick and Ruth (Hubbard) Burdick
• Wife of Jonathan Rogers — married 2 Mar 1678 in Westerly, Newport, Newport, Rhode Island
• Wife of John Keeney — married 11 Feb 1702 in New London, New London, Connecticut
• Mother of Hannah (Rogers) Beebe, Bethia Rogers, Ruth (Rogers) Beebe, Elizabeth (Rogers) Smith, Nathan Rogers, Naomi (Rogers) Fox, Content (Rogers) Maxson, Jonathan Rogers II, Rachel (Rogers) Fox and Catherine (Rogers) Brookfield
• Died 3 Feb 1715 in New London, New London , Connecticut

John, son of William & Agnes Keeney, had three other wives before Naomi Burdick - Sarah Douglas (married 1661), Elizabeth Culver (1689/90) and Elizabeth Latham (1694).

Biography

From https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Burdick-95

Naomi Burdick of Newport and Westerly, R. I., and New London (Waterford), Conn., prob. 2d child of Robert and Ruth (Hubbard Burdick; b. prob. Newport, abt. 1658; d. New London; m. (1) Westerly, Mar. 2, 1678, by Eld. William Hiscox, to Jonathan Rogers, b. Stratford or Milford, Conn., Dec. 31, 1655; drowned abt 1697 near Gull Island off New London, son of James and Elizabeth (Rowland) (she, the dau. of Samuel Rowland); m. (2) as 2nd wife, John Kenney, b. abt. 1640, son of Capt. William and Agnes of New London....

Naomi Burdick was baptized on the day of her marriage, Mar. 2, 1678, at Westerly by Elder Hiscox, pastor of the Newport Sabbatarian Church. Jonathan Rogers was baptized by Elder Hiscox at New London, Conn., Mar. 2, 1674/5. They lived on a farm on the Great Neck given them by his father, which was afterwards owned by his son Jonathan and is still in the family. The stone house occupied by Jonathan, Jr., is still standing near the site of the house built by his father. Nearly all the members of the Waterford Seventh Day Baptist Church are their descendants. This church was organized in 1784 by Eld. John Burdic k of the Hopkinton (Westerly) Chrch. Samuel Hubbard gae his grandfather's (Thomas Cocke) Bible (he was one of the Protestant martyrs burned at the stake May 26, 1555) to his granddaughter, Naomi Rogers. She is supposed to have given it to Judeth (Rogers) Potter, wife of Thomas Poter, who in turn gave it to her daughter, Mary Potter. Mary gave it to Miss Mary Saunders, dau. of Peleg of Potter Hill. It is now in the Library of Alfred University, Alfred, N.Y., and is supposed by some to be the Bible of John Rogers, the first martyr.

Jonathan Rogers was a descendant of Thomas Rogers, one of the Mayflower passengers.[1]

Family

11. Jonathan ROGERS was born on 31 Dec 1655 in Stratford, Fairfield County, Connecticut. He died in 1697 in New London, New London County, Connecticut

He was married to Naomi BURDICK (daughter of Robert BURDICK and Ruth HUBBARD) on 2 Mar 1678 in Westerly, Washington County, Rhode Island. Naomi BURDICK was born about 1658 in Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island. She died in New London, New London County, Connecticut.

Jonathan ROGERS and Naomi BURDICK had the following children:

• 13 i. Ruth ROGERS was born ~1678 in New London, New London County, Connecticut.
• +14 ii. Elizabeth ROGERS.
• +15 iii. Naomi ROGERS.
• +16 iv. Content ROGERS.
• +17 v. Jonathon ROGERS.
• +18 vi. Rachel ROGERS.
• +19 vii. Catherine ROGERS.

Links

• The Burdick Family Association - A site is dedicated to the genealogy of the Burdick family in North America. Naomi Rogers (Burdick)
• http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/BURDICK/2000-03/09534...

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