Elizabeth "Eliza" Rollette was married December 27, 1885, to Warren Joseph Burnham and was the daughter of Antione and Marion (Wood) Rollette, who came to Canton, in Barron County, in 1886, later moving to Chetek where they died.
Eliza and Warren had two boys; William Warren Burnham born in 1889 and Bertram Worth Burnham who was born in 1888. In 1902 they adopted a girl Eva Burnstein. The family lived in a lovely home on the lake in Chetek.
Both Eliza and Warren are buried together in Chetak WI as are both Bertram and William with their wifes.
She is the great grandmother of Chloe Jeanne Olson Shackley, my wife. It is believed that her father was never legally adopted by his stepfather, George Olson, so legally her surname would be Burnham.
Eliza and Warren had two boys; William Warren Burnham born in 1889 and Bertram Worth Burnham who was born in 1888. In 1902 they adopted a girl Eva Burnstein. The family lived in a lovely home on the lake in Chetek.
Both Eliza and Warren are buried together in Chetak WI as are both Bertram and William with their wifes.
She is the great grandmother of Chloe Jeanne Olson Shackley, my wife. It is believed that her father was never legally adopted by his stepfather, George Olson, so legally her surname would be Burnham.
Elizabeth "Eliza" Rollette was married December 27, 1885, to Warren Joseph Burnham and was the daughter of Antione and Marion (Wood) Rollette, who came to Canton, in Barron County, in 1886, later moving to Chetek where they died.
Eliza and Warren had two boys; William Warren Burnham born in 1889 and Bertram Worth Burnham who was born in 1888. In 1902 they adopted a girl Eva Burnstein. The family lived in a lovely home on the lake in Chetek.
Both Eliza and Warren are buried together in Chetak WI as are both Bertram and William with their wifes.
She is the great grandmother of Chloe Jeanne Olson Shackley, my wife. It is believed that her father was never legally adopted by his stepfather, George Olson, so legally her surname would be Burnham.
Eliza and Warren had two boys; William Warren Burnham born in 1889 and Bertram Worth Burnham who was born in 1888. In 1902 they adopted a girl Eva Burnstein. The family lived in a lovely home on the lake in Chetek.
Both Eliza and Warren are buried together in Chetak WI as are both Bertram and William with their wifes.
She is the great grandmother of Chloe Jeanne Olson Shackley, my wife. It is believed that her father was never legally adopted by his stepfather, George Olson, so legally her surname would be Burnham.
