Husband: James M. BURNSED
Birthdate: 16 January 1817
Birthplace: Georgia
Death date: 24 April 1885
Place of death: Baker County, Florida
Burial: Cedar Creek Cemetery, Baker County, Florida
Father: John BURNSED
Mother: Elizabeth SHUMAN

Marriage date: 10 December 1882
Marriage place: Baker County, Florida

Wife: Julie Ann HARRIS Starling
Birthdate: December 1843
Birthplace: Thomas County, Georgia
Death date: 26 November 1915
Place of death: Baker County, Florida
Burial: Cedar Creek Cemetery, Baker County, Florida
Father: unknown
Mother: unknown

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: George Gilbert BURNSED
Sex: Male
Birthdate: 15 October 1883
Birthplace: Baker County, Florida
Death date: 13 July 1949
Place of death: Nashville, Berrien County, Georgia
Burial: New Ramah Cemetery, Ray City, Berrien County, Georgia
Marriage date: 1st. 15 July 1903,
  2nd. 27 May 1919
Marriage place: Baker County, Florida (for both marriages)
Spouse's name: 1st. Easter RAULERSON,
  2nd Sadie Lou RHODEN
 
 
Sources:
* Research of John Burnett of Reno, NV.
* Baker County Marriage Records,
* Cedar Creek Cemetery Records,
* Baker County Probate Record of James M. Burnsed,
* Pension file of Julian (Harris) Starling Burnsed,
* Death Certificate of George Gilbert Burnsed.

Notes:
* James M. Burnsed was the second husband of Julia Ann "Julian" Harris. She was first married in St. Johns County to Benjamin James Starling. By her first marriage she had six children: Benjamin Levi Starling, William S. Starling, Jefferson Starling, Zacheriah Starling, John Benjamin Starling and Sarah Rebecca Starling. Likewise James M. Burnsed had been married previously to Eliza Motes/Moates. He had several children by her. George Gilbert Burnsed was the only child from the marriage of James M. Burnsed and Julia (Harris) Starling Burnsed. James M. Burnsed was an early settler of Florida. His log cabin referred to as the Burnsed Block house has been preserved at the Heritage Park in Macclenny, Florida. James M. Burnsed served in the Confederate Army as well having previously served during the Indian Wars in Florida against the Seminole Indians. James M. Burnsed and Julian (Harris) Starling Burnsed descendants are numerous thoughout Florida.