BURGUM FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY

JJ   FAMILY  TREE

For more information about...
(a) the family tree lettering system
(b) the JJ family tree
(c) links to information regarding the JJ family
...please see the notes below.

(a) The family tree lettering system distinguishes between the various sections of the BURGUM (or BURGHAM) family trees. (It was created many years ago when I first began my research). The various family trees are designated "AA", "BB", "DD", etc. There is no "CC" family tree, for example, because it was found to connect to the larger "FF" family tree. (b) the JJ family tree mainly consists of the descendants of John Burgum, the artist, who emigrated from England to New England in 1850. (c) links to information regarding the JJ family: Remember to click BACK to return to this page. Sir Benjamin Thomson, Count Rumford (1753-1814). A biography. John Burgum (1826-1907) and family. A biography. Edwin Berry Burgum (1894-1979). A biography. The Gannells. A biography. Concord Visit/Mark's Tragedy. An article about my research in Concord. New York, New York/Grace Darling. A visit to New York and the Stoney Brook Carriage Museum. Minnie Burgum. A short note from Minnie to her cousin Charlotte, circa 1945. Emma Gannell. A letter to Emma Gannell from her brother Edwin Gannell, circa 1851. Return to "Family Tree Index Page"

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