Isaiah Burgett was born July 20, 1808 in New York, possibly New York City, to Milberry Burgett of Schoharie County, NY and Sarah Andrews, of Connecticut. Isaiah Married Betsy Parker on September 17, 1829 in Harpersfield, Ohio. They had 9 children together including my 3rd great-grandfather, Alphonso Burgett. Sometimes family trees can get muddled and it is always reassuring to have a DNA test that supports a direct connection, as I do here with Isaiah. A family story passed down from a book, “Memorial to the Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve” tells that after being married in Harpersfield the couple moved to Trumbull, Ohio in 1832. They built one of the first framed houses on the town line road. This book reports they had 10 children and lived out their lives in Ohio. His father, Milberry Burgett, had fought in the War of 1812 and his grandfather, Jehoiakim Burgett, had fought in the American Revolutionary War. The family was originally settled in the Albany area and the original