Caleb Burbank

Biography

Birth

Caleb Burbank was the son of Samuel Burbank and Lydia (Bartlett) Burbank. No record has been found of his birth. He was baptized with four of his siblings at Haverhill, Massachusetts, on 12 Nov 1727.[1]
Capture by Indians

Caleb Burbank was one of eight people, including his father Samuel and his brother Jonathan, captured at Number Five, New Hampshire (later the town of Hopkinton) on 22 Apr 1746 by a force of Indians of the St. Francis tribe allied with the French, He was tken to Quebec and imprisoned there. He was later released, and he arrived at Boston on the French ship La Vierge-de-grace in August 1747.[2][3]
Marriage

Caleb Burbank married Mary Wadkins. No record has been found of the marriage, but the will of Mary's stepfather, David Woodwell, made on 2 Dec 1762 names Mary, the daughter of his wife Mary by a former marriage, now the wife of Caleb Burbank.[4]
Children

Caleb and Mary Burbank recorded five children at Number Five (Hopkinton), New Hampshire between 13 May 1757 and 29 Jan 1767.[5]
Samuel. b. May 13, 1757
Mary. b. Dec 27, 1759
Jonathan. b. June 26, 1762
Naby. b. Sept 18, 1764
Daniel. b. Jan 29, 1767
Death

No record has been found of the death of Caleb Burbank.

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Caleb Burbank (bef. 1727)

Caleb Burbank

Born before 12 Nov 1727 in Haverhill, Essex, Province of Massachusetts Bay

Son of Samuel Burbank and Lydia (Bartlett) Burbank

Brother of Ebenezer Burbank, Mehitable (Burbank) Ordway, Mary Burbank, Sarah (Burbank) West, Samuel Burbank, John Burbank, Deborah Burbank, Timothy Burbank and Jonathan Burbank

Husband of Mary (Wadkins) Burbank — married before 13 May 1757 in Number Five, New Hampshire
[uncertain]

Father of Samuel Burbank, Mary Burbank, Jonathan Burbank, Naby Burbank and Daniel Burbank

Died [date unknown] [location unknown]

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Sources

↑ Vital Records of Haverhill, Mass., to the end of the year 1849 (two volumes , Topsfield, Mass., 1911) , 1:51
↑ Walter Harriman, "Mary Woodwell," The Granite Monthly, 4:233-239 (1881), 233-239
↑ George Walter Chamberlain, "The Redeemed Captives of 1747," New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 70:261-263 (1916), citing The Boston Weekly Post-Boy of 24 Aug 1747
↑ Probate record of David Woodwell, New Hampshire Provincial and State Papers (Concord N. H. 1867), 7:371-373
↑ Hopkinton, New Hampshire records of marriages, births, and deaths, 1737-1915, p. 6, FHL Film 007751116, Image 18 of 804

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Born before 12 Nov 1727 in Haverhill, Essex, Province of Massachusetts Baymap
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Son of Samuel Burbank and Lydia (Bartlett) Burbank
Brother of Ebenezer Burbank, Mehitable (Burbank) Ordway, Mary Burbank, Sarah (Burbank) West, Samuel Burbank, John Burbank, Deborah Burbank, Timothy Burbank and Jonathan Burbank
Husband of Mary (Wadkins) Burbank — married before 13 May 1757 in Number Five, New Hampshiremap [uncertain]
Father of Samuel Burbank, Mary Burbank, Jonathan Burbank, Naby Burbank and Daniel Burbank
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1 Biography
1.1 Birth
1.2 Capture by Indians
1.3 Marriage
1.4 Children
1.5 Death
2 Sources
Biography

Birth

Caleb Burbank was the son of Samuel Burbank and Lydia (Bartlett) Burbank. No record has been found of his birth. He was baptized with four of his siblings at Haverhill, Massachusetts, on 12 Nov 1727.[1]
Capture by Indians

Caleb Burbank was one of eight people, including his father Samuel and his brother Jonathan, captured at Number Five, New Hampshire (later the town of Hopkinton) on 22 Apr 1746 by a force of Indians of the St. Francis tribe allied with the French, He was tken to Quebec and imprisoned there. He was later released, and he arrived at Boston on the French ship La Vierge-de-grace in August 1747.[2][3]
Marriage

Caleb Burbank married Mary Wadkins. No record has been found of the marriage, but the will of Mary's stepfather, David Woodwell, made on 2 Dec 1762 names Mary, the daughter of his wife Mary by a former marriage, now the wife of Caleb Burbank.[4]
Children

Caleb and Mary Burbank recorded five children at Number Five (Hopkinton), New Hampshire between 13 May 1757 and 29 Jan 1767.[5]
Samuel. b. May 13, 1757
Mary. b. Dec 27, 1759
Jonathan. b. June 26, 1762
Naby. b. Sept 18, 1764
Daniel. b. Jan 29, 1767
Death

No record has been found of the death of Caleb Burbank.
Sources

↑ Vital Records of Haverhill, Mass., to the end of the year 1849 (two volumes , Topsfield, Mass., 1911) , 1:51
↑ Walter Harriman, "Mary Woodwell," The Granite Monthly, 4:233-239 (1881), 233-239
↑ George Walter Chamberlain, "The Redeemed Captives of 1747," New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 70:261-263 (1916), citing The Boston Weekly Post-Boy of 24 Aug 1747
↑ Probate record of David Woodwell, New Hampshire Provincial and State Papers (Concord N. H. 1867), 7:371-373
↑ Hopkinton, New Hampshire records of marriages, births, and deaths, 1737-1915, p. 6, FHL Film 007751116, Image 18 of 804