Gravestone photos courtesy of Bill Jameson.
Hannah was born in Dunbarton, Hillsborough Co., NH (now known as Merrimack Co.) the daughter of Abraham and Mary Perkins Burnham and married Daniel Jameson, Esq. on October 7, 1788. To this union were born twelve known children, eleven of whom grew to manhood and womanhood in which nine were married and had families: Betsey Burnham, Margaret, Abraham Burnham, Daniel, Mary B., Thankful C., Hannah, Jonas Hastings, Jemima Harris, Thomas, Jane and Hugh.
Hannah was a woman of rare beauty and sprightliness, possessed of a very sweet disposition and Christian spirit, a person of great energy and mental activity. She was very skillful with a needle and in her eightieth year she stitched a linen collar beautifully. She survived her lamented husband thirty-three years and died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ephraim (Thankful) Orcutt, in Chester, Rockingham Co., NH.
Hannah was born in Dunbarton, Hillsborough Co., NH (now known as Merrimack Co.) the daughter of Abraham and Mary Perkins Burnham and married Daniel Jameson, Esq. on October 7, 1788. To this union were born twelve known children, eleven of whom grew to manhood and womanhood in which nine were married and had families: Betsey Burnham, Margaret, Abraham Burnham, Daniel, Mary B., Thankful C., Hannah, Jonas Hastings, Jemima Harris, Thomas, Jane and Hugh.
Hannah was a woman of rare beauty and sprightliness, possessed of a very sweet disposition and Christian spirit, a person of great energy and mental activity. She was very skillful with a needle and in her eightieth year she stitched a linen collar beautifully. She survived her lamented husband thirty-three years and died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ephraim (Thankful) Orcutt, in Chester, Rockingham Co., NH.
Gravestone photos courtesy of Bill Jameson.
Hannah was born in Dunbarton, Hillsborough Co., NH (now known as Merrimack Co.) the daughter of Abraham and Mary Perkins Burnham and married Daniel Jameson, Esq. on October 7, 1788. To this union were born twelve known children, eleven of whom grew to manhood and womanhood in which nine were married and had families: Betsey Burnham, Margaret, Abraham Burnham, Daniel, Mary B., Thankful C., Hannah, Jonas Hastings, Jemima Harris, Thomas, Jane and Hugh.
Hannah was a woman of rare beauty and sprightliness, possessed of a very sweet disposition and Christian spirit, a person of great energy and mental activity. She was very skillful with a needle and in her eightieth year she stitched a linen collar beautifully. She survived her lamented husband thirty-three years and died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ephraim (Thankful) Orcutt, in Chester, Rockingham Co., NH.
Hannah was born in Dunbarton, Hillsborough Co., NH (now known as Merrimack Co.) the daughter of Abraham and Mary Perkins Burnham and married Daniel Jameson, Esq. on October 7, 1788. To this union were born twelve known children, eleven of whom grew to manhood and womanhood in which nine were married and had families: Betsey Burnham, Margaret, Abraham Burnham, Daniel, Mary B., Thankful C., Hannah, Jonas Hastings, Jemima Harris, Thomas, Jane and Hugh.
Hannah was a woman of rare beauty and sprightliness, possessed of a very sweet disposition and Christian spirit, a person of great energy and mental activity. She was very skillful with a needle and in her eightieth year she stitched a linen collar beautifully. She survived her lamented husband thirty-three years and died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ephraim (Thankful) Orcutt, in Chester, Rockingham Co., NH.
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