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	[[Image:gburden.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|George Burden residence at 1125 Highland Place. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]]		[[Image:gburden.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|George Burden residence at 1125 Highland Place. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]]
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	He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)		He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)

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	2. "Well Known Citizen Gone," ''The Herald,'' April 28, 1889 p. 8		2. "Well Known Citizen Gone," ''The Herald,'' April 28, 1889 p. 8

	3. ~~IBID~~.		3. Ibid.

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	[[Image:gburden.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|George Burden residence at 1125 Highland Place. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]]		[[Image:gburden.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|George Burden residence at 1125 Highland Place. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]]
	[[Image:gburden2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|The remodeled home with the original Italianate duplex on east (porch) replaced by Queen Anne style. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]] BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)		[[Image:gburden2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|The remodeled home with the original Italianate duplex on east (porch) replaced by Queen Anne style (bay windows and new porch). West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]] BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)

	He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)		He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)

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	[[Image:gburden.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|George Burden residence at 1125 Highland Place. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]]		[[Image:gburden.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|George Burden residence at 1125 Highland Place. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]]
	[[Image:gburden2\|left\|thumb\|~~250px~~\|The remodeled home with the original Italianate duplex on east (porch) replaced by Queen Anne style. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]] BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)		[[Image:gburden2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|The remodeled home with the original Italianate duplex on east (porch) replaced by Queen Anne style. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]] BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)

	He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)		He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)

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	[[Image:gburden.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|George Burden residence at 1125 Highland Place. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]] BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)		[[Image:gburden.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|George Burden residence at 1125 Highland Place. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]]
			[[Image:gburden2\|left\|thumb\|250px\|The remodeled home with the original Italianate duplex on east (porch) replaced by Queen Anne style. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]] BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)

	He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)		He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)

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	BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)		[[Image:gburden.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|George Burden residence at 1125 Highland Place. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]] BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)

	He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)		He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)

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	~~[[Image:19963A.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|596 West 11th. Photo courtesy: Old House Enthusiasts' Club House Tour, 1996]]~~BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)		BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)

	He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)		He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)

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	BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)		[[Image:19963A.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|596 West 11th. Photo courtesy: Old House Enthusiasts' Club House Tour, 1996]]BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)

	He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)		He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)

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	BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church ~~had~~ he would maintain through life. (2)		BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)

	He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona.		He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)
	He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)

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	BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business.		BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church had he would maintain through life. (2)

	He came west to Iowa in ~~1855~~ and ~~settled in~~ Dubuque. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]] (in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden). In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. ~~In 1862~~, ~~they retired from~~ banking in ~~Winona~~ and ~~returned to~~ the ~~land business.~~		He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona.
			He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)
	~~For a~~ time~~, Burden~~ served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]]~~. He left banking in 1860 to concentrate full-time on real estate investments that he developed throughout~~ the ~~community~~.

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	Oldt, Franklin. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western History Company, 1880, p. 770		1. Oldt, Franklin. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western History Company, 1880, p. 770

			2. "Well Known Citizen Gone," ''The Herald,'' April 28, 1889 p. 8

			3. IBID.

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	[[Image:gburden.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|George Burden residence at 1125 Highland Place. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]]		[[Image:gburden.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|George Burden residence at 1125 Highland Place. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]]
	[[Image:gburden2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|The remodeled home with the original Italianate duplex on east (porch) replaced by Queen Anne style. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]] BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)		[[Image:gburden2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|The remodeled home with the original Italianate duplex on east (porch) replaced by Queen Anne style (bay windows and new porch). West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]] BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)

	He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)		He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)

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	[[Image:gburden.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|George Burden residence at 1125 Highland Place. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]]		[[Image:gburden.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|George Burden residence at 1125 Highland Place. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]]
	[[Image:gburden2\|left\|thumb\|~~250px~~\|The remodeled home with the original Italianate duplex on east (porch) replaced by Queen Anne style. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]] BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)		[[Image:gburden2.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|The remodeled home with the original Italianate duplex on east (porch) replaced by Queen Anne style. West Eleventh Street Historic District Photographic Supplement]] BURDEN, George. (Devonshire, England, Sept. 27, 1814--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 27, 1889). Burden, the father of [[BURDEN, George A.\|George A. BURDEN]], came to the United States in 1833 and settled in western New York for over twenty years while working in mercantile business. (1) His partnership with George March continued until the death of March in 1830. By that time, the firm of Burden, March & Ware had made Burden wealthy. In the town of Oakfield, New York he also formed an attachment for the Methodist Church that he would maintain through life. (2)

	He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)		He came west to Iowa in 1852 and visited Dubuque where he moved the following year. He entered the real estate business with [[RICHARDS, Benjamin Billings\|Benjamin Billings RICHARDS]], whom he had met in the East, in the firm of Taylor, Richards and Burden. In 1856 they established a bank at Winona. He, however, continued his interest in banking in Dubuque and at the time of his death served as a director of [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]] and the [[DUBUQUE NATIONAL BANK]]. (3)