81. Lion Ewell can be allowed through Union lines to inspect the College as well as lettersfrom US Grant, George Meade, OO Howard, Ambrose burnside, william T. Sherman http://www.swem.wm.edu/spcoll/CivilWar/archiv.html

The Wren Building in use as a Union Hospital, 1862 (Click on image for enlargement (42K) and narrative about the hospital.) University Archives The University Archives houses the official and unofficial records of William and Mary. These records may be in any format, e.g. microfilm, manuscripts, photographs, printed material, and books. The list below is a highlight of the archives materials most pertinent to the Civil War. More detailed information on the archives books and theses listed below can be accessed through the library's database, LION . The bulk of archives materials, however, are catalogued in card catalogues in the Special Collections Department. If you are interested in something specific or have any questions, please call, write, stop by, (click to get address) or send e-mail The outbreak of the Civil War found Williamsburg with a population of 1600 citizens. Some sixty young men attended the College of William and Mary. Benjamin S. Ewell, president of the College, and a West Point graduate, was elected captain of the College militia when war fever swept the campus in January 1861. But Ewell, a Unionist, forbade the students from flying a Confederate flag over the Wren Building. After Virginia seceded, Ewell offered his services on 23 April to the Commonwealth and Robert E. Lee appointed him major of volunteers. Many students left school to enlist at home so the faculty voted to close the College on 10 May 1861. The town soon became crowded with Confederate troops defending the Peninsula who used college buildings as hospitals. The Battle of Williamsburg was a rear guard action fought in rain and mud on 5 May 1862. The fight was a tactical draw, and the Confederates continued their retreat toward Richmond. Williamsburg was occupied by Federal troops for the remainder of the war.

82. New York's Premier Alternative Newspaper. Arts, Music, Food, Movies And Opinion Brigadier General william Mahone was not yet 38 years old when Smith chargedup to his headquarters. burnside sent in two more divisions. http://nypress.com/16/4/news&columns/oldsmoke.cfm

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83. CW Enlistees From Wayne County, MI, Burnside-Curtiss Civil War Enlistees from Wayne County, MI. burnside Curtiss. Name, Age, Rank,Date, Place. burnside, Walter E. 22. Corp. 15 Feb 1862. Detroit. Campbell, william.18. Pvt. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mi/county/wayne/cw/burnside-curtiss.htm

Civil War Enlistees from Wayne County, MI Burnside - Curtiss Name Age Rank Date Place Burnside, Walter E Corp 21 May 1861 Ft Wayne Burr,James Pvt 16 Aug 1861 Detroit Buss, Julius Pvt 18 Apr 1861 Detroit Byer, Frank Pvt 19 Feb 1862 Monroe Calder, Duncan Pvt 31 May 1861 Detroit Caldwell, Antonie Pvt 28 Mar 1862 Ypsilanti Calhoun, Charles Pvt 20 Jun 1861 Adrian Cameron, John Pvt 26 Oct 1861 Detroit Campau, John B Pvt 15 Feb 1862 Detroit Campbell, William Pvt 14 Aug 1861 Ft Wayne Cannon,Joseph Pvt 10 Dec 1861 Detroit Carpenter, Artemus Pvt 21 Nov 1861 Detroit Carpenter, Phillip Pvt 20 Jun 1861 Adrian Carson, Darius H Pvt 20 Jun 1861 Adrian Carvin, David Pvt 23 Sept 1861 Case, Sidney W. D. Pvt 28 Sept 1861 Detroit Casey, John Pvt 02 Sept 1861 Ft Wayne Casey, Patrick Pvt 06 Dec 1861 Ypsilanti Cash, James S Pvt 28 Dec 1861 Gibraltar Caswell, Thomas Sgt 02 Oct 1861 Detroit Cator, Alfred H Pvt 15 Sept 1861 Detroit Cavanaugh, John Corp 17 May 1861 Ft Wayne Cerat, Rolland Pvt 05 Sept 1861 Detroit Chadderton, Lewis J Pvt 11 Nov 1861 Wayne Chaffee,Martin Pvt 07 Oct 1861 Goodrich Chalmers, Henry

84. The Burnside Family Of Union County 30 sterling; to my son Andrew burnside the plantation whereon he now lives, andhe is to pay his sisters £ 20 sterling; to my son william burnside, all my http://www.union-county.lib.in.us/Web pages/burnside_family_of_union_county.htm

The Burnside Family of Union County, Indiana ROBERT Burnside The Burnsides were natives of Scotland. During the great up-rising in Scotland when "Bonnie Prince Charlie", Robert and Joseph Burnside followed Prince Charles all the way to his bloody defeat at Calladen in 1746. To avoid disgrace and possible execution, the brothers fled to the "backwaters" of the American Colonies where they could begin their life anew. Robert settled in Laurens District, South Carolina along the banks of the Saluda River. There he met and married Rebecca Dodson, daughter of Henry and Mary Dodson from Huddersfield, England. She was born 9 August 1731. The Burnsides owned several acres and became a successful planter or farmer. There were at least three children born to this union: 1. James Born 11 November 1753 on the Saluda River, Burnside Plantation 2. Robert Christened 4 September 1757 Chesterfield Old Friendship Church 3. Joseph Christened 23 March 1755 Chesterfield Old Friendship Church At the beginning of the revolutionary war, Robert declared his loyalty to the King and Crown and vowed to fight on the side of the British. Although Robert was too advanced in years to take of arms for "The King, The Church and the Constitution" his eldest son, James commanded a company of Tory Soldiers.

85. Genealogy Data Page 376 (Family Pages) Father Papineau, Patrick Mother Gunter, Terri. Children burnside,william Marius b. Not Shown Gender Male. Back to Main Page. http://www.ged4web.com/derik/f_177.htm

Genealogy Data Page 376 (Family Pages) Individuals marked with a red dot are direct ancestors of Derik Austen Papineau For privacy reasons, Date of Birth and Date of Marriage for persons believed to still be living are not shown. Back to Main Page Borst, Ria Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Papineau-Couture, Mark d. 1989 Gender: Male Parents: Father: Papineau-Couture, Gui Mother: Unsworth, Kathleen Children: Papineau-Couture, Linda Gender: Female Papineau-Couture, Brian Gender: Male Papineau-Couture, Michael Back to Main Page Steinhusen, Michelle Gender: Female Family: Marriage:Not Shown Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Spouse: Papineau-Couture, Michael Gender: Male Parents: Father: Papineau-Couture, Mark Mother: Borst, Ria Back to Main Page Gunter, Terri b. Not Shown Gender: Female Family: Marriage:Not Shown Spouse: Papineau, Patrick b. Not Shown Gender: Male Parents: Father: Papineau, Marius Mother: Leshko, Olga Children: Papineau, Tyson b. Not Shown Gender: Male Papineau, Barbara Back to Main Page Burnside, Ivan b. Not Shown Gender: Male Family: Spouse: Papineau, Barbara

86. Basic Library List-Algebra A Survey of Modern Algebra, New York, NY Macmillan, 1965, 1977. FourthEdition. burnside, william Snow and Panton, Arthur william. http://www.maa.org/BLL/algebra.htm

ALGEBRA Back to Table of Contents Algebra: Introductory Surveys Allenby, R.B.J.T. Rings, Fields and Groups: An Introduction to Abstract Algebra New York, NY: Edward Arnold, 1983. ** Artin, Michael. Algebra Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1991. Bhattacharya, P.B.; Jain, S.K.; and Nagpaul, S.R. Basic Abstract Algebra New York, NY: Cambridge University Press, 1986. *** Birkhoff, Garrett and Mac Lane, Saunders. A Survey of Modern Algebra, New York, NY: Macmillan, 1965, 1977. Fourth Edition. Burnside, William Snow and Panton, Arthur William. The Theory of Equations with an Introduction to the Theory of Binary Algebraic Forms, Mineola, NY: Dover, 1960. 2 Vols. Burton, D. Abstract Algebra Dubuque, IA: William C. Brown, 1988. * Childs, Lindsay. A Concrete Introduction to Higher Algebra New York, NY: Springer-Verlag, 1979. Dean, Richard A. Classical Abstract Algebra New York, NY: Harper and Row, 1990. * Fraleigh, John B. A First Course in Abstract Algebra, Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley, 1976, 1989. Fourth Edition. ** Gallian, Joseph A.

87. Judicial Birching, Isle Of Man, July 1965 - CORPUN ARCHIVE Ioju6507 James McKell, 46 Cathay Street, Milton; william Keenan, 6 burnside Street, Cowcaddens;william Connelly, 136 West Graham Street, Garnethill, and Joseph McKay http://www.corpun.com/ioju6507.htm

www.corpun.com www.corpun.com Archive Up to 1975 : IM Judicial Jul 1965 THE ARCHIVE ISLE OF MAN Judicial CP - July 1965 Daily Record, Glasgow, UK, 20 July 1965 Teenagers in holiday row Birch Them! Sentence on Four Scots (extract) By Bill Robertson FOUR 19-year-old Glasgow youths were yesterday BIRCHED on the orders of an Isle of Man magistrate. The four, all on holiday at Douglas, were each given nine strokes on their bare buttocks. The "sentence" followed a promenade battle in which bottles and a deck-chair were used as weapons. Three other holidaymakers were hurt, the jaw of one was broken. 'Inhuman' Last night the magistrate who ordered the birching, burly, grey-haired Mr Tom Radcliffe, said: "The birch may be called medieval, inhuman even sadistic. All I know is IT WORKS." Mr Radcliffe, the chief magistrate at Douglas, was home for tea after his latest session on the bench. Back in the town's police cells, a police officer watched by a doctor was wielding the birch. The holiday isle, with 25,000 Glasgow Fair folks on its beaches, is the only place in Britain where the birch is still used. Mr Radcliffe went on: "The birch is used only in bad cases involving personal injury to innocent people.

88. BURRIS CHAPMAN TURNER NIELSON FRANKLAND Genealogy Help. Husband william burnside Born at Married at Died at FatherMother Other Spouses PEDIGREE Wife Lavina Ann HOWLAND http://www.burrisgenealogy.com/fam/fam05842.htm

My Family Tree and its many branches View names others are researching or Leave your list of names Shoutbox Help Husband: William BURNSIDE Born: at: Married: at: Died: at: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: PEDIGREE Wife: Lavina Ann HOWLAND Born: 1839 at: Laurens, Ostego, New York Died: at: Father: William Cook HOWLAND Mother: Abigail ELDRED Other Spouses: PEDIGREE HOME EMAIL SURNAMES Match ALL words Match ANY word Use the above box to search my site. Its handy to find places, nicknames, ect. Due its size I had to remove the Pedigrees, Surname index, and Guestbook from beinge searched. View My Guestbook OR Sign My Guestbook If you find any errors or have anything to add, please Email me. Pages viewed on this site since January 2001 Legacy Family Tree is a full-featured professional genealogy program FREE DOWNLOAD Page built by Gedpage Version 2.20

89. Quahog.org: Grave Of General Ambrose Everett Burnside Governor william Sprague soon recalled burnside to service, appointinghim in 1858 to command the Rhode Island State Militia. Though http://www.quahog.org/attractions/index.php?id=81

90. Brown/Dunn & Harbison/Garrard Parents Francis william BURGE and Martha or_Patsy DOCKENS. william Jake BURGE (Private). Archibaldburnside. Children were Mary burnside. Archibald burnside. http://www.hal-pc.org/~wibr/d30.htm

HOME SURNAME LIST NAME INDEX GEDCOM FILE ... EMAIL US Elizabeth BURGE was born about 1833 in , , Tennessee. Parents: Peterson BURGE and Eliza A. or_Elizabeth PALMER Emeline E. BURGE was born about 1844 in Lebanon, Wilson, Tennessee. Parents: Joel H. BURGE and Mary H. Francis William BURGE was born in 1819 in , , Tennessee. Parents: Peterson BURGE and Eliza A. or_Elizabeth PALMER He was married to Martha or_Patsy DOCKENS on 14 Oct 1841 in Lebanon, Wilson, Tennessee. Children were: Thomas F. BURGE Sarah F. BURGE Martha Ann BURGE William H. BURGE ... Armanda BURGE Hannah M. BURGE was born about 1843 in , , Tennessee. Parents: Peterson BURGE and Eliza A. or_Elizabeth PALMER Jimmy BURGE He was married to Rebecca Minette DUKES . Children were: Michael Scott BURGE Patrick Keith BURGE William Jake BURGE Joel H. BURGE was born about 1821 in Lebanon, Wilson, Tennessee. Parents: Peterson BURGE and Eliza A. or_Elizabeth PALMER He was married to Mary H. about 1842. Children were: Emeline E. BURGE Amanda Sam BURGE Mary K. BURGE Peterson BURGE ... William F. BURGE Joel W. BURGE was born about 1857 in Myers, Muhlenberg, Kentucky. Parents:

91. UW Libraries - Database Search 5. Author, burnside, william Snow, 1839(ca.) 1921 Panton, Arthur william,d. 1906. Subject, Determinants (7). Keywords, 1839 (15), 1906 http://www.lib.washington.edu/resource/search/ResFull.asp?Field=record&ID=33188

92. BBC NEWS | VOTE2001 | NORTHERN IRELAND | Burnside Victorious In South Antrim It is a personal victory for Mr burnside who last year lost out in a byelectionto the DUP s william McCrea, following the death of the sitting MP. http://news.bbc.co.uk/vote2001/hi/english/northern_ireland/newsid_1370000/137002

HOMEPAGE NEWS WORLD SERVICE SPORT ... help You are in: Northern Ireland Main Issues Features Crucial Seats ... Local Elections Nations N Ireland Scotland Wales A/V REPORTS BBC NI's Maggie Taggart profiles the South Antrim constituency real Friday, 8 June, 2001, 18:36 GMT 19:36 UK Burnside victorious in South Antrim David Burnside: A UUP MP The Ulster Unionist Party's David Burnside has taken the South Antrim seat off the Democratic Unionist Party. It is a personal victory for Mr Burnside who last year lost out in a by-election to the DUP's William McCrea, following the death of the sitting MP. It was a victory which stunned the Ulster Unionist Party, as South Antrim had been a notoriously safe Ulster Unionist seat. But after the DUP holding the seat for just a few months, the Ulster Unionists have won it back with a majority of about 1,000. Afterwards, Mr Burnside said: "I voted for the agreement. I didn't vote for the treatment of the RUC. "I did not vote for the terrorists in government without decommissioning." "The reason why there has been disillusionment within the unionist community, within my own party and expressed through the Democratic Unionist Party and other unionist parties, is because decommissioning has not taken place," he said.

93. Genealogy Data Children burnside, Edward. Back to Main Page. Townsley, Robert Birth ABT. 1816Thorne, Yorkshire ? Back to Main Page. Pepper, william Birth ABT. 1812 Family http://homepages.tesco.net/~townsleyb/TownsFH/html/dat40.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page x, Family: Marriage: ABT. AUG 1895 in Croyden Spouse: Truefitt, Amy Emily Birth : 8 MAR 1857 St James, Middlesex Parents: Father: Truefitt, Francis Mother: x, Jane Back to Main Page Parnell, Lousia Caroline Birth : 4 JUL 1799 Putney, London Parents: Father: Parnell, George Mother: Wells, Sarah Elizabeth Family: Marriage: 16 OCT 1820 in St Mary, Putney, London Spouse: Truefitt, Francis Birth : ABT. 1795 London ? Children: Truefitt, Louis Birth : 3 NOV 1825 St James, Middlesex Truefitt, Louisa Truefitt, Francis Truefitt, Sarah Mary Birth : 15 DEC 1834 St James, Middlesex Back to Main Page Wells, Sarah Elizabeth Birth : ABT. 1772 London ? Family: Marriage: 30 SEP 1793 in St Martin In The Fields, Westminster, London Spouse: Parnell, George Birth : ABT. 1770 London ? Children: Parnell, George Birth : 22 MAY 1796 Putney, London Parnell, Lousia Caroline Parnell, Phoebe Elizabeth Birth : 13 JUN 1802 Putney, London Back to Main Page x, Family: Marriage: ABT. MAY 1853 in Marylebone, London Spouse: Truefitt, Louisa

94. Genealogy Data 1895. Children Townsley, william Birth ABT. Back to Main Page. burnside,Edward Birth 15 JUL 1868 Kirby Moorside, Thirsk, Yorkshire Death ABT. http://homepages.tesco.net/~townsleyb/TownsFH/html/dat3.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Harmer, Joseph Birth : ABT. 1862 Isle of Wight, Hampshire Death : AFT. 1901 Family: Marriage: ABT. 1879 Spouse: x, Margaret Birth : ABT. 1856 Kippax, Yorkshire Death : AFT. 1901 Children: Harmer, Hannah Sarah Harmer, John Watson Birth : ABT. MAR 1881 Newthorpe, Yorkshire Death : AFT. 1901 Harmer, Elizabeth Birth : ABT. 1887 Castleford, Yorkshire Death : AFT. 1901 Harmer, Ann Birth : ABT. 1889 Fairburn, Yorkshire Death : AFT. 1901 Harmer, George Birth : ABT. 1891 Brotherton, Yorkshire Death : AFT. 1901 Harmer, Martha Birth : ABT. 1893 Newthorpe, Yorkshire Death : AFT. 1901 Harmer, Ivy Birth : ABT. 1895 Muckleford, Yorkshire Death : AFT. 1901 Harmer, James Birth : ABT. 1898 Muckleford, Yorkshire Death : AFT. 1901 Harmer, Margaret Birth : ABT. 1900 Muckleford, Yorkshire Death : AFT. 1901 Back to Main Page Mountain, Mary Tamer Elizabeth Birth : ABT. 1878 Bingley, Yorkshire Death : AFT. 1901 Parents: Father: Mountain, William Mother: Brown, Mary Family: Marriage: ABT. 1898 Spouse: Townsley, Mark Edward

95. GENERAL WHO In preparation for a future invasion, burnside decided to send a cavalry raid intoEast Tennessee to obtain information on troop strength and william P. Sanders http://www.korrnet.org/kcwrt/history/sanders99D.htm

GENERAL WHO? William P. Sanders by Dorothy E. Kelly ddkelly@earthlink.net Civil War historians outside the East Tennessee area know little or nothing about the Federal general who gave his life at Knoxville. But how much do WE know about this man whose name adorns modern buildings, hospitals, and even a neighborhood? Born under the Southern skies of Kentucky and raised in the humid Mississippi river town of Natchez, William Price Sanders was a young Federal officer on his way up when he died at Knoxville in 1863. He had been a general one month and one day. Sanders was the sixth child of Margaret and Lewis Sanders, a prominent Mississippi attorney. According to his sister, Elizabeth J. Sanders Haggin, William Price was named for a physician uncle and was known as "Doc" to family and friends, a nickname which was later adopted by his fellow officers. Sanders’ politically connected father secured his appointment to West Point in 1852. His career at West Point was somewhat rocky. A May, 1854 letter from West Point Commandant, Robert E. Lee, announced his impending dismissal for want of application, deficiency in academics and accumulation of numerous demerits. With the aid of a fellow Mississippian-Secretary of War Jefferson Davis-Sanders avoided dismissal and went on to graduate in 1856. In addition to Sanders, two of his West Point classmates played important roles in the Civil War in East Tennessee: Orlando M. Poe, Burnside’s Chief Engineer and designer of the Knoxville fortifications, and E. Porter Alexander, Longstreet’s Chief of Artillery.

96. SBS EEB Grads Brown. Jeremy, jembrown@mail.utexas.edu. burnside, william, bburnside@mail.utexas.edu.Economo, Evan, epe@mail.utexas.edu. Harcombe, william, harcombe@mail.utexas.edu. http://www.biosci.utexas.edu/ib/people/eebgrads.htm

Students admitted before fall 2002 New Students admitted fall 2002 Last Name First Name Email Students Admitted Before Fall 2002: Adams Rachelle rmmadams@mail.utexas.edu Baird-Bickham Amy abickham@mail.utexas.edu Bernal Ximena xbernal@mail.utexas.edu Biani Natalia nataliab@mail.utexas.edu Borrell Brendan bborrell@mail.utexas.edu Brown Rafe rafe@mail.utexas.edu Darst Cat catdarst@mail.utexas.edu Dawson Beth bethd@cabernet.com Engeszer Ray rayeng@mail.utexas.edu Estrada Catalina estradac@mail.utexas.edu Gerardo Nicole ngerardo@mail.utexas.edu Guthrie Carla cguthrie@mail.utexas.edu Heath Tracy tracyh@mail.utexas.edu Hedtke Shannon s.hedtke@mail.utexas.edu Heineman Richard heineman@mail.utexas.edu Himler Anna ahimler@mail.utexas.edu Holloway Alisha aholloway@mail.utexas.edu Howeth Jennifer jhoweth@mail.utexas.edu Jamieson Mary mjamieson@mail.utexas.edu Joseph Sarah sjoseph@mail.utexas.edu Krejca Jean creature@mail.utexas.edu Kronforst Marcus mkronforst@mail.utexas.edu Kunte Krushnamegh krushnamegh@mail.utexas.edu Lemmon Alan lemmon@ mail.utexas.edu Liu He liuhe@mail.utexas.edu

97. Colonial Secretary Index, 1788-1825 - Burnside To Burrows, M Request for copy of security entered into by Charles Throsby for Garnham Blaxcellre Captain burnside s bills (Reel 6047; 4/1739 pp.1923). BURRELL, william. http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/indexes/colsec/b/F08c_bu-by-10.htm

Colonial Secretary Index, 1788-1825 Burnside to Burrows, M BURNSIDE, Anthony . Master, "Hibernia" 1809 Jun 22 Juror at inquest on John Drew held on board the schooner "Unity" (Reel 6021; 4/1819 pp.189-91) 1809 Aug 8-Nov 4 1809 Oct 13 Paid by Government for supply of grain and animal food (Reel 6001; SZ760 p.151b) 1809 Nov 6 Re payment for supplying provisions to Government (Reel 6001; SZ757 pp.80a-82a) 1812 May 18 Named in High Court of Appeals (Reel 6042; 4/1724 p.64) 1817 Apr 21 Request for copy of security entered into by Charles Throsby for Garnham Blaxcell re Captain Burnside's bills (Reel 6047; 4/1739 pp.192-3) BURNSIDES, Ambrose 1815 Jan 28 Paid from the Police Fund for fencing the Government Domain, Parramatta (Reel 6038; SZ759 p.33) 1823 Oct 28 Formerly of the Royal Veteran Company; to receive a grant of 100 acres of land in any part of the Colony already surveyed (Reel 6011; 4/3509 pp.484,486) 1823 Nov 6 Former Private, Royal Veteran Company. Certificate of entitlement to land (Fiche 3263; 4/7015.2 p.71) 1824 Mar 3 Memorial for land at Windsor (Fiche 3081; 4/1836B No.145 pp.665-8). Reply, 26 Apr (Reel 6013; 4/3511 p.9)

98. University Of Alabama News Jessica Leah Barnes, Doriane Latanya Blount, Chadwick Evan Broadhead, Jamie DanielleBrown, Suzanne Avis Bunn, Gabrielle Danita burnside, william Milam Cain http://uanews.ua.edu/sep02/dltusc091702.htm

September 17, 2002 UA Home UA News Home Contact: Kristen Smith or Linda Hill Office of Media Relations lhill@ur.ua.edu University Relations Office of Media Relations 166 Rose Administration Box 870144 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0144 (205) 348-8320 (fax) The University of Alabama Tuscaloosa Area Dean's List Students Named at UA TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - A total of 642 students enrolled during the summer 2002 term at The University of Alabama made the Dean's List with academic records of 3.5 (on a 4.0 scale) or above, or the President's List with academic records of 4.0, announced Dr. Nancy Barrett, UA provost and vice president for academic affairs. The Dean's and President's Lists recognize full-time undergraduate students. The lists do not apply to graduate students or undergraduate students who take less than a full course load. The summer 2002 lists included the following students from the Tuscaloosa area: PRESIDENT'S LIST (4.0 GPA)

99. High-speed I/O Authors, Matthew burnside, Columbia University. 57 Scott Rixner , william J. Dally,A bandwidthefficient architecture for a streaming media processor, 2001. http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=944756&dl=ACM&coll=portal&CFID=11111111&CF

100. About The City Of Burnside establishing a vineyard. KURRALTA one of burnside s oldest andfinest mansions, is built by DR. william WYATT. 1846 - Land is http://www.burnside.sa.gov.au/about/history/brief/dates.htm

Significant Dates in Burnside's History 1838 - VILLAGE OF MAKGILL(MAGILL) subdivided and offered for sale. 1839 - THE ANDERSON FAMILY from SCOTLAND establishes a farm next to Second Creek. They are Burnside's first official settlers and call their farm Burnside. 1841 - "WHEAL GAWLER" silver-lead mine begins operating at Glen Osmond. It is Australia's oldest mine. - TOLL - BAR on the Mount Barker road is established. The toll was abolished 6 years later. - WILLIAM PRESCOTT begins farming at Rose Park. 1844 - DR. CHRISTOPHER PENFOLD acquires land at Magill and begins establishing a vineyard. - "KURRALTA"' one of Burnside's oldest and finest mansions, is built by DR. WILLIAM WYATT 1846 - Land is donated in Magill for the establishment of a public school. 1848 - "BEAUMONT" is laid out and offered for sale by SIR SAMUEL DAVENPORT. 1850 - One of Burnside's first cottages is built. Called "BRACKLYN" it is later enlarged and called "IVYMEAD". It still stands. 1853 - The CLARK FAMILY acquires 45 acres and names the property "Hazelwood". part of this land is now Hazelwood Park.

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