(1)  Roger Burlingame, born 24 January 1620 in Kent, England, died 1 September 1718 in Cranston, Rhode Island; married 3 October 1663 in Warwick, Rhode Island, Mary Lippitt, born 3 March 1643 in Providence, Rhode Island, died 5 July 1718 in Mashantatack, Rhode Island, daughter of John & Martha Lippitt.

Children:

1. Roger, mentioned below
2. John, born 1 August 1664 in Warwick, Rhode Island
3. Thomas, born 6 February 1667, died 9 July 1758; married 5 October 1686 in Warwick, Rhode Island, Martha Lippitt. Martha was daughter of Moses Lippitt, born 1645, and Mary Knowles, born 1645.  Moses was son of John & Martha Lippitt.  Parents of:
1. Patience, born 15 June 1702 in Cranston, Rhode Island, mentioned below
4. Jane, born 1672
5. Alice, born1673
6. Mercy, born 3 August 1675
7. Peter, born 7 September 1680
8. Elizabeth, born 9 January 1684 in Mashantatack, Rhode Island
9. Patience, born 8 May 1685
10. Mary, born 6 November 1669 in Mashantatack, Rhode Island

      (2) Roger Burlingame, born 30 May 1678 in Mashantatack, Rhode Island, died 13 December 1765 of a stroke at his son Jonathan's house in Coventry, Rhode Island; married 21 December 1699, Sarah Eleanor Sweet, born 24 April 1682 in Braintree, Essex Co., Massachusetts, daughter of Jonathan Sweet and Sarah Adams.  Roger was a lieutenant in the Coventry Militia 1716 to 1719, when he was made Captain. He took part in Queen Anne's War and was wounded when the English captured Port Royal in 1710.

Children:

1. Josiah Ichabod, mentioned below
2. Jonathan, born 1704 in Warwick, Rhode Island.
3. William, born 30 September 1710 in Warwick, Rhode Island.
4. Freelove

      (3) Josiah Ichabod Burlingame, born 3 June 1701 in Mashantatack, Rhode Island, died 1 May 1776 in East Greenwich, Rhode Island; married April 1722 Patience Burlingame, born 15 June 1702 in Cranston, Rhode Island.  Josiah served as ensign in the Warwick Militia in 1730.

Children:

1. Freelove, born 7 July 1725 in Warwick, Rhode Island, died 1804 in Warwick, Rhode Island; was married 3 December 1740 to James Arnold by Justice Giles Pierce in East Greenwich, Rhode Island.