Burman/

Burman ~ Fifth Generation

		Issue of Clement Burman and Anna Cowpar
1.		Johannes BURMAN (1) Bap 4 Oct 1593 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Johannes, son of Clementi Burman (ref Ancestry Select Births and Christenings). Burial 13 Nov 1593 at Stratford On Avon "Johannes filius Clementi Burman" (ref Ancestry Warwickshire Parish register of burials).
2.		Johannes BURMAN (2) Bap 23 May 1596 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Johannes, son of Clementi Burman (ref Ancestry Select Births and Christenings). The most likely marriage for him (and the only John Burman found available) is the following: Marriage 8 May 1620 at Stratford On Avon of John Burman to Alice BROOKES (ref Ancestry Warwickshire marriages as Alce). Burial 18 Apr 1641 at Stratford On Avon of "Alicia vxor [wife of] Johannis Burman" (ref Ancestry Warwickshire England Extracted Parish Records). The following marriage might fit in here: Marriage reg 30 May 1641 at Stratford On Avon of Johannes Burman to Elinor HARDING (ref Warwickshire records). The children listed below are a best guess based on their birth dates and his suggested marriage to Alice. Burial of Johannes not found.
		Children: (possible)
	1.	Richardus BURMAN (1) bap 1621 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	2.	Susanna BURMAN bap 1621 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	3.	Elizabeth BURMAN (1) bap 1624 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	4.	Elizabeth BURMAN (2) bap 1626 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	5.	Mary BURMAN bap 1630 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
3.		Maria BURMAN Bap 13 Jan 1599/1600 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Maria, dau of Clementi Burman (ref Ancestry Select Births and Christenings, with both 99 and 00).
4.		Clement BURMAN Bap 9 Jan 1602/03 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Clement, son of Clementi Burman (ref Ancestry Select Births and Christenings, with both 02 and 03). Burial 25 Sep 1630, Clement, filius Clement Burman de Shottery (ref Ancestry Warwickshire Extracted Parish Records)
5.		Abraham BURMAN Bap 18 Aug 1605 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Abraham, son of Clement Burman (ref Ancestry Select Births and Christenings). Burial 1 July 1608, Abraham, sonne to Clement Burman (ref Ancestry Warwickshire Parish registers of burials).
6.		Richard BURMAN Bap 5 Jun 1608 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Richard, son of Clement Burman (ref Ancestry Select Births and Christenings).
7.		Anne BURMAN Bap 26 May 1611 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Anne, dau of Clement Burman (ref Ancestry Select Births and Christenings).
8.		Elizabeth BURMAN Bap 23 Apr 1615 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Elizabeth, dau of Clement Burman (ref Ancestry Select Births and Christenings). Burial 5 Jan 1638 at Stratford On Avon, "Elizabetha filia Clementi Burman" (ref Ancestry Warwickshire England Extracted Parish Records).
		Issue of Stephen Burman and Elizabeth Tarver
1.		Elizabeth BURMAN Bap 2 Nov 1616 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Elizabeth, dau of Steven Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings).
2.		William BURMAN Bap 12 Jul 1618 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Willm., son of Stevon Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Identified in the Publications of the Dugdale Society Vol V on archive.org as the possible owner of the initials W.B. on the Shakespeare bed, if that is what they were. William married Eleanor, surname unknown (ref her Will, see later). There are two entries for William Burman for Hearth Tax Returns in 1662 at Shotterie, hundred of Barlichway, one listed Sr and one listed Jr, which probably refer to this William Burman as senior. William died before Feb 1686/7, burial not found. Eleanor died approximately 1686. Refer the National Archives, ER 2/480, documents held at Shakespeare Centre Library and Archive, dated 8 Feb 1686/7: "Contents: Will of Eleanor Burman of Shottery, widow, making bequests in money, bedding etc. to William Burman, the younger, her son and Lydia Burman and Hanna Charles, her daughters, the residue of her estate (including a debt due from William Burman, the elder [? possible error], her son) to go to Steven Burman, her son, sole executor. Witnesses: Samuel Tyler, Susan Tyler, etc. Probate copy." The listed children are connected together by Eleanor's Will with the exception of Job, who has brothers Stephen and William in his own Will in 1708. Justification for giving this marriage and children to this William rather than the William of the same age, the tenth child of Richard, is that this William would have been the eldest son and heir of Stephen and would be more likely to have money and therefore a wife leaving a Will.
		Children:
	1.	Stephen BURMAN bap 1651 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	2.	Lidea BURMAN bap 1653 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	3.	William BURMAN bap 1656 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	4.	Hannah BURMAN bap 1661 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	5.	Job BURMAN birth date not known
3.		Steven BURMAN (Stephen) Bap 30 Jan 1619/20 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Steven, son of Steven Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings with both 19 and 20). "Of London", died 1666 (ref The Burman Chronicle 1940). The run of baptisms of children of Stephen Burman at St Lawrence Jewry are consistent with Stephen having two marriages, the first to Martha Bishop and the second to Susan Acrod. Marriage (1) 19 Feb 1649/50 at St Anne and St Agnes, Aldersgate, London of Stephen Burman to Martha BISHOP (ref Ancestry London Baptisms Marriages and Burials). Burial of Martha: Martha the wife of Mr Stephen [Burman] was buried in the middle isle 18 Jan 1658[/59] (ref Ancestry, page 149 of City of London St Lawrence Jewry 1538-1715). Marriage (2) Dec 1660 of Stephen Burman to Susan[na] ACROD (ref Ancestry, Calendar of marriage licenses issued by the Faculty Office, 1632-1714 - England Extracted Parish and Court Records). Susanna was dau of John Acrod, and his Will dated 1682 mentions his granddaughters Susanna and Elizabeth Burman. The Will of Stephen Burman 1666/67 (available in Ancestry) matches the date given in the Burman Chronicle and lists his wife Susannah, and children Stephen, Martha, John and Elizabeth. Other documents in the National Archives are held at the Corporation of London Records Office under the number CLA/002/04/068, 1671: "Stephen Burman. Contents: Susanna, widow of; Stephen, orphan of; Martha, orphan of; Susanna, orphan of; Elizabeth, orphan of." Probate was granted on 13 Mar 1666/67. THE WILL OF STEPHEN BURMAN 1666 (From Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills) In the name of God Amen the ffourth day of March Anno Dom 1666. And in the nineteenth yeare of the Raigne of our Soverigne Lord Charles the Second by the grace of God of England Scotland ffrance and Ireland and Defender of the faith. [King Charles II ascended to the throne in 1660, but all legal documents were post-dated as though Charles II had succeeded on his father's death in 1649.] I Stephen Burman Citizen and Salter of London, being sick and weak in Body but of sound and perfect minde and memory prayse be God therefore. And calling to mind the uncertainty of this transitory life, doe make and declare my last Will and Testament in manner and forme following. That is to say. First I comend my Soule into the hands of Almighty God my creator hoping to obtaine full and free remission of all my Sinns and to enjoy eternall rest and happiness in his heavenly Kingdom through the only meritt(?) death and passion of my only Saviour and Redeemer Jesus Christ. My mortall body I committ to the earth in hopes of a joyfull resurrection. And _ _ the devising and disposing of such Goods and Chattells as it hath glorified God to send me in this world I bequeath the same as following. That is to say. First I will that all such debts as I shall truly owe at the time of my decease shalbe paid according to equity and good conscience. And then all the residue of my goods chattells debts and estate to me belonging and apperteyning after my debts and ffuneralls paid and dispersed I will shall be proportioned parted and divided into three equall and indifferent parts and portions according to the Laudable and Antient Custome of the City of London, one of which said parts and portions I give and bequeath unto Susanna my Dear and Lovinge Wife, one other of the said parts and portions I give and bequeath unto and amongst my children Stephen Burman Martha Burman Susanna Burman John Burman and Elizabeth Burman between them equally to be divided part and part like. The parts and portions of my sonnes Stephen Burman and John Burman to be satisfied and paid unto them at their respective ages of one and twenty yeare. And the parts and portions of my said daughters Martha Susanna and Elizabeth to be satisfied and paid unto them respectively at their severall and respective ages of one and twenty years, or at their severall and respective dayes of marriage, which shall first and next happen. And in case any of my said children shall happen to depart this mortall life before his her or their legacy or portion shalbe due to be paid as aforesaid. Then my mind and will is and I doe hereby will and appoint that the part and portion of such of them so dyeing shall goe remaine and be unto the survivors and survivor of my said children part and part like. And the other third part and portion of the said three parts and portions being at my own disposal I give will devise and bequeath the same as followeth, that is to say First I give will devise and bequeath out thereof unto the said Susanna my said dear and loving wife the sum of fforty pounds of lawfull money of England upon speciall trust and confidence nevertheless and to the intent and purpose that she the said Susanna my wife by and with the advice of my overseers hereafter mentioned or one of them shall and doe lay out the sum in the _ of an _ of the full _ thereof to be issueing and paiable out of Lands or Tenements to be sufficiently selled and assured in Law to and for Mary Burman my dear and loving sister for and during the term of her naturall life to be made paiable yearly at ffower the equall ffeasts dayes in every year that is to say the ffeast dayes of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the nativity of St John Baptist, St Michaell the Archangell, and the Birth of our Lord God by even and equall portions. And I doe hereby give and bequeath unto the said Mary my Sister, the summe of ffower pounds a year to bee paid unto her by my Executrix hereafter named during and untill the said summe of fforty pounds shalbe paid out and an Annuity settled and formed unto and upon the said Sister for and during the term of her naturall life as aforesaid and no long. The said fflower pounds a year to be paid at the four ffeast days aforesaid in every yeare by even and equall portions The first payment thereof to be made and to begin on such of the said ffeast dayes as shall first and next happen after my decease. The rest and residue of all and singular the goods Chattells debts and estate whatsoever to me belonging or apportioning after my debts and funerall paid and legacies discharged, I give will and bequeath unto the said Susanna my dear wife, and my said children Stephen Burman Martha Burman Susanna Burman John Burman and Elizabeth Burman between them equally to be divided part and part like the parts and portions of my said sonnes to be given unto them at their respective ages of one and twenty years, and the parts and portions of my said daughters to be paid unto them respectively at their several and respective ages of one and twenty years or at their several and respective days of marriage which shall first and next happen. And in case any of my said sonnes or daughter shall happen to depart this mortall life before - or legacy to him her or them given and bequeathed shalbe in according to this my Will then my mind and will is that I hereby will and _ that the part and portion of such of them so dyeing shall go remaine and be unto the surviving and _ of them my said children. And I hereby make ordain constitute and appoint the said Susanna by dear and loving wife the sole Executrix of my last Will and Testament desiring her to performe the same according to the trust in her reposed. And I doe hereby appoint my honoured father Mr John Anod (?) and my loveing Brother Mr John Hall (?) overseers of this my Last Will and Testament desiring them to be admit and attest to my said Executriz in the execution of this my Will. And I give unto the said John Anod (?) and John Hall (?) ffive pounds a year in token of my wishes to them for their paines to bee taken _. And I doe hereby revoke and make void all former Wills and Testaments by me made And I give to Thomas Bennett five pounds and to Moses Sutteritt (?) my apprentice fforty shillings. In witness whereof I the said Stephen Burmn the testator have hereunto sett my hand and Seale upon this day and year first above written. Ste. Burman._ _ _ ffower sheets of paper to such of which the said Stephen the testator hath sett his hand, and was by him signed sealed published and delivered for such as his last Will and Testament in this sight of us whose names are hereunder written. [Several last lines with names and money amounts written.] There follows the Probate in Latin. (Obtained from Ancestry) The implication in the Will of her daughter Elizabeth is that Susanna subsquently married a Mr Kirke and had a son; both of these are mentioned in Elizabeth's Will in 1702, though no records have been found to confirm this. There is also an unidentified burial of Stephen Burman 1 Aug 1664 at St Dunstan in the West, London. This burial record in Ancestry has an unidentifiable occupation in Ancestry (probably Journeyman) and appears to say 'was buried out of Whites Alley' which contained 6 houses for 6 poor men and their wives, belonging to the Company of leathersellers (see www.british-history.ac.uk).
		Children of Stephen and Martha:
	1.	Stephen BURMAN bap 1652 at St Lawrence Jewry, London
	2.	Martha BURMAN bap 1656 at St Lawrence Jewry, London
	3.	unnamed daughter BURMAN born 1658 in London
		Children of Stephen and Susanna:
	4.	Susanna BURMAN bap 1661/62 at St Lawrence Jewry, London
	5.	unnamed son BURMAN born 1662 in London
	6.	John BURMAN bap 1663/64 at St Lawrence Jewry, London
	7.	Elizabeth BURMAN born c1666 in London
4.		Susanna BURMAN Bap 2 Jun 1622 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Susanna, dau of Stephani Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings).
5.		Maria BURMAN (Mary) Bap 9 May 1624 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Maria, dau of Stephani Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Mentioned in her brother's Will in 1666 if this is the correct Stephen.
6.		John BURMAN Bap 19 Feb 1625/26 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, John, son of Stephen Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings with both 25 and 26). Died 1635 (ref The Burman Chronicle 1940). Burial 13 Mar 1635 at Stratford On Avon of "Johannes filius Elizab. Burman, viduae" (ref Ancestry, Warwickshire England Extracted Parish Records).
		Issue of Richard Burman
1.		John BURMAN Bap 23 July 1601 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, John, son of Richardi Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Refer the National Archives Clopton Charters ER 3/300, 24 April 1623: "Contents: Deed of sale by William Burman of Borton-on-the-Hill, co. Glouc., yeoman, Richard Burman of Shotterye in the parish of Stratford-upon-Avon, yeoman and John Burman, son and heir apparent of the said Richard to William White of Wormyngton, co. Glouc., gent., of a messuage in the occupation of Anne Perkins, widow, in Stratford-upon-Avon, a messuage in the occupation of the said Richard Burman in Shotterye and 1 ½ yard-lands in Shotterye, with all other lands etc., of the vendors in Shotterye and Stratford-upon-Avon. Dated 24 April 21 James I. Witnesses: Robert Cureton, John Gilbye, Thomas Lane, William Bartlet." Refer the National Archives Clopton Charters ER 3/301, 30 April 1623: "Contents: Covenants between William Burman, Richard Burman and John Burman, as above, no. 300, on the first part, Robert Humfryes of Borton on the Hill, co. Glouc., yeoman, on the second part, and William White on the third part, that the said Robert Humfryes shall sue out a common recovery against William White of the messuages, lands, etc. as above, no. 300, under the names of two messuages, three gardens, 50 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 2 acres of furze and heath and common of pasture, in Stratford-upon-Avon and Shotterye; such recovery as regards the messuage and all else in Stratford to be to the use of William Burman for his life with remainder to John Burman, and as regards the messuage and all else in Shotterye to be to the use of Richard Burman his heirs and assigns." Refer the National Archives BRU15/11/5 (1630): [His father Richard died in November 1630] "Contents: John Burman, eldest son of Richard Burman of Shottery, yeoman, for the due discharge of debts incurred by him Richard makes over to John Burman his property by deed of gift, 1630. In the list of debts is 'one obligacion of teenne pounds for the paiment of five pounds and consideracion unto Thomas Naish of Stratford aforesaid, gentleman.' " Marriage reg 8 Sep 1630 at Stratford On Avon of Johes Burman to Elinora MILLER (ref Warwickshire records). However it appears from John's Will that a more accurate spelling of her name is MILWARD. In 1632/33 John Burman was listed as one of the Churchwardens of Holy Trinity, Stratford On Avon for the year, and it was probably this one. He had money and property and lived in Shottery or Stratford on Avon all his life. A sample of his duties follows. Refer the National Archives ER1/1/95, 17 Dec 1633: "Contents: Presentments of the sidemen of the town and parish of Stratford 'unto Mr. Thomas Willsons corte', 17 December 1633, viz. Richard George for pulling down a seat, Rowland Ardway for taking a great stone from the church yard, Augustine Boyce for 'tiplinge and sufferinge the bell ringers to tiple and drinke at the communion table in the chancell and for stabeinge and fowlinge the same', and 'Mr. Arthur Cawdrie for beeing absente from devine servis and sermons upon Saboth dayes verie often'. Signed by John Eston, William Wilson (with a mark) and John Burman. Folio 122." Refer details of his uncle William Burman's probate from the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1635 (ref Ancesty): "BURMAN, WILLIAM, of Bourton on the Hill, co. Glouc. Will [11 Sadler] pr. Feb. 4, 1634-5 by JOHN HAYNES, and nephew JOHN BURMAN (son of RICHARD, decd.)." It is likely that this is the John Burman referred to in the National Archives ER 2/447 29 July 1636, 3 October 1637, held at Shakespeare Centre Library and Archive: "Contents: Court roll of the manor of Stratford and Shottery, Sir Charles Smith, Knt., being Lord. The names of the jurors in 1636 are John Burman, John Rogers, Thomas Watson, Clement Burman, Edward Cottrell, Stephen Sytch, John Hathaway, William Greene; of whom John Burman, John Rogers and Edward Cottrell are replaced in 1637 by Thomas Burman, Richard Ingram and Edward Godwin." Burial of 'John Burman de Shottery' on 14 Sep 1645 at Stratford On Avon (ref Ancestry, Warwickshire extracted parish records). THE WILL OF JOHN BURMAN (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills) "Will of John Burman, Shottery, husbandman, dated 15 February, 1645. My soul to Almightie God my Maker, my body to the earth, all debts to be contented and paid by my Execr. hereafter named. To my welbeloved wife Elinor the revenues of all the land I bought during her natural life and if it please God she live my will is that all I have shall be at her disposing for the good of my children until they come to the age of 21 years. To my eldest son Richd. my house and land upon condn. that he shall pay £100 to the use of my four younger children (except what hereafter shall be disposed of). I humbly entreat my mother Milward that if my wife die to come to my house and look to my children and breed them up in fear of the Lord God. To my mother Milward £5. To Thomas Burman 20s. [Probably his uncle.] To my sister Mary Burman the black heifer in calf. To my brother Thomas Burman the weaning calf I bot. of good wife ffowcke and the o'r weaning calf to my sister Ursula. I appt. my brother Richard Millward Michael Johnson and Richd. Bartlett executors and they to have 10s. apeace. Witnesses John Whitehead and Richard Millward. Proved 2nd February, 1649/50." (ref The Burman Chronicle 1940; this is now available online in Ancestry and the above has been confirmed to be an accurate depiction) There is a burial entry "16 Aug 1652 Elener vxor John Burman" in Ancestry, Warwickshire Extracted Parish Records.
		Children: (possible)
	1.	Richardus BURMAN bap 1631 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	2.	William BURMAN bap 1634 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	3.	Elinor BURMAN bap 1636 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	4.	Jonathan BURMAN bap 1639 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	5.	Hannah BURMAN bap 1641 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	6.	Joseph BURMAN bap 1646 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
2.		Thomas BURMAN (1) Bap 29 Sep 1603 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Thomas, son of Richardi Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Burial of Thomas 2 Jul 1605 at Stratford On Avon: "Thomas fil. Ricardo Burman, agricolus" (ref Ancestry Warwickshire Extracted Parish Records)
3.		Margareta BURMAN Bap 23 Sep 1605 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Margareta, dau of Richardo Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Not mentioned in her brother John's Will in 1645.
4.		Mary BURMAN Bap 7 Oct 1608 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Mary, dau of Rychard Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Mentioned in her brother John's Will in 1645: THE WILL OF JOHN BURMAN "Will of John Burman, Shottery, husbandman, dated 15 February, 1645. ... To my sister Mary Burman the black heifer in calf. ..." (ref The Burman Chronicle 1940).
5.		Thomas BURMAN (2) Bap 4 Sep 1610 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Thoms., son of Rychard Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Mentioned in his brother John's Will in 1645: THE WILL OF JOHN BURMAN "Will of John Burman, Shottery, husbandman, dated 15 February, 1645. ...To my brother Thomas Burman the weaning calf I bot. of good wife ffowcke ..." (ref The Burman Chronicle 1940). The children below may be those of this particular Thomas especially as we know that he was alive in 1645. There is a burial reference to a wife of a Thomas: Burial 19 Nov 1647 at Stratford On Avon of "[blank] vxor [wife of] Thomas Burman" (ref Ancestry Warwickshire England Extracted Parish Records).
		Children: (possible)
	1.	Simon BURMAN bap 1636 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	2.	Anna BURMAN bap 1639 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	3.	Maria BURMAN bap 1641 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	4.	John BURMAN bap 1644 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	5.	Elizabeth BURMAN bap 1646 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
	6.	Thomas BURMAN bap 1648 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
6.		Ursula BURMAN Bap 2 Jun 1612 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Ursula, dau of Rich. Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Mentioned in her brother John's Will in 1645, with no surname so she may have been married: THE WILL OF JOHN BURMAN "Will of John Burman, Shottery, husbandman, dated 15 February, 1645. ....the o'r weaning calf to my sister Ursula. ..." (ref The Burman Chronicle 1940).
7.		Jane BURMAN Bap 16 Apr 1614 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Jane, dau of Rich. Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Not mentioned in her brother John's Will 1645. There is a burial 28 May 1615 at Stratford On Avon: "A Infant of Richard Burman de Shottry" (ref Ancestry Warwickshire Parish Burials) which is probably her.
8.		unnamed BURMAN One of twins (1) Burial 9 Apr 1616 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, "Tow twines of Rich. Burman" (ref Ancestry Warwickshire England Extracted Parish Records).
9.		unnamed BURMAN One of twins (2) Burial 9 Apr 1616 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, "Tow twines of Rich. Burman" (ref Ancestry Warwickshire England Extracted Parish Records).
10.		William BURMAN Bap 20 Oct 1617 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, William, son of Rich. Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Not mentioned in his brother John's Will 1645. Mentioned in the Publications of the Dugdale Society Vol V on archive.org as the possible owner of the initials W.B. on the Shakespeare bed, if that is what they were. Justification for giving this marriage and children to the other William rather than this William of the same age, is that the other William would have been the eldest son and heir of Stephen and would be more likely to have money and therefore a wife leaving a Will.
		Issue of Johannes/John Burman and Elizabeth
1.		Rose BURMAN Bap 15 Oct 1589 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Rose, dau of John Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). It is totally speculative to place Rose here, and certainly John would have been very young to have a child at this time. She is placed here in the absence of other alternatives. Burial 16 Jul 1597 of "Rose fillia John Burman" at Stratford on Avon (ref Ancestry Warwickshire Parish Register of Burials).
2.		John BURMAN For reasons given earlier, the liklihood is that the forbears of this family is not correct but no further evidence has been found. Bap 26 Sep 1595 at Tanworth, Warwick (ref IGI). There is a baptism 26 Sep 1595 at Tanworth, Warwickshire of Johes Burman, son of Johis Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Married 19 Jan 1628 at Tanworth, Warwick to Anna COURTE (ref IGI and Ancestry England Select Marriages). Anne was of Kemp's Green, Tanworth. Their grandson, John Burman, settled at Kemp's Green, having inherited the property under the will of his kinsman, John Court, probably the nephew of Anna. See generation 7 for the text of the will. FROM WHOM FREDERICK SHADE IS DESCENDED.	IGI records
		Children:
	1.	Edmund BURMAN bap 1630
	2.	Richard BURMAN
		Issue of Thomas Burman and Anne
1.		Thomas BURMAN Bap 7 Nov 1611 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Thomas, son of Thoms. Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). There are children to a Thomas in this timeframe but they are more likely to be those of Thomas above as we know he was alive in 1645.
2.		Elizabeth BURMAN Bap 8 May 1613 at Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire, Elizabeth, dau of Thom. Burman (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings).

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