Burlington Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania is one of the original towns created when the county was established in 1812. The main road through the town is present-day U.S. Route 6, providing access to Troy in the west and Towanda in the east. The borough of Burlington is embedded within the township at the north-south Berwick Turnpike road.
Residents
| Adison, J. | Haight, G. | Phinert, O. |
| Alexander, D. | Haight, J. | Prime, R. |
| Allen, P. | Haight, L. | Rosengrant, J. |
| Allen, R. | Haight, R. | Ross, L. J. |
| Arthur, J. | Haithhorne, J. | Rundall, A. |
| Ayers, D. | Hall, O. N. | Rundall, L. M. |
| Ayers, F. S. | Hardin, J. | Russell, D. |
| Bailey, M. | Hardin, S. B. | Russell, M. |
| Bardsley, P. | Haynes, J. | Sacketts, S. H. |
| Barnes, | Hollenbeck, P. | Sconten, G. C. |
| Barns, W. | Hull, G. C. | Scowton, C. |
| Bennett, E. | Huston, J. | Selleck, A. |
| Bennett, H. | Isabell, L. | Shiner, L. |
| Bennett, J. M. | Kendall, D. D. | Shiner, W. B. |
| Bennett, M. | Kendall, E. | Shipman, C. N. |
| Betts, S. | Kindall, L. D. | Slatter, A. |
| Bevin, D. | Knapp, C. | Sluter, W. |
| Blakeslee, Mrs. | Knapp, R. M. | Smith, T. |
| Bolt, B. | L****, M. | Soper, D. |
| Booth, H. | Lane, A. | Spencer, J. W. |
| Booth, J. | Lane, D. M. | Stropes, A. |
| Bragg, S. B. | Lane, I. | Stropes, H. |
| Brange, H. | Lane, Z. | Stropes, J. |
| Brown, B. | Lantz, J. | Stropes, S. |
| Burns, O. | Lor*, M. | Tall, J. |
| Campbell, J. | Luther, D. | Thompson, J. |
| Carman, C. | Luther, R. | Travis, M. |
| Carman, W. | Lynch, F. | Travis, Z. |
| Clark, E? | Mar**las, L. | Travis, Z. R. |
| Clark, Mrs. | McCord, A. | Travise, J. |
| Compton, H. | McDaniel, M. | Waters, M. |
| Cormya?, N. | McMoran, C. | Waters, T. |
| Crane, L. | McNeal, N. | Whaling, J. |
| Decker, H. | Mead, D. | Wheeler, A. |
| Denton, B. | Mead, W. | Whipple, K. |
| Dibble, A. | Miller, S. | Whitehead, D. B. |
| Dodd, H. | Morley, J. | Whitehead, H. |
| Fairchilds, M. | Morley, J. | Whitehead, S. |
| Gibson, W. | Nichols, C. F. | Whoal, A. |
| Grenille, Mrs. | Nichols, C. F. | Wiggins, T. |
| Gustin, J. | Nichols, E. | Wilcox, A. |
| Gustine, J. | Nichols, J. | Wilholm, W. |
| Gustine, K. | Nichols, L. D. | Wilson, J. |
| Guyer, *. M. | Noyes, Mrs. | |
| Guyer, E. | Overton, E. |
Notes
Spencer, J. W. – James Wright Spencer was born in October 1827. His parents were Lyman Spencer (1803-1898) and Esther Lydia Brownell (1805-1885) of Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. James moved to Burlington about 1850. It would appear his sister Lydia met Samuel Whitehead (see below) visiting her brother.
Whitehead, S. – Samuel Whitehead was born in December 1830 in New Milford, Litchfield County, Connecticut. He married Lydia Spencer (1834-1916), daughter of Lyman Spencer (1803-1898) and Esther Lydia Brownell (1805-1885) of Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. Samuel's parents moved to Burlington before 1850. They married about 1860 according to the 1900 U.S. Census.
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