Vitter-Weaver Genealogy
John Pierre Burr
1792 - 1864 (~ 71 years)Person ID: I49041
1783 - 1813 (29 years)
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Name John Pierre Burr Relationship 
with Jeffrey Scott Vitter Born Jun 1792 New Jersey, USA 
Gender Male Died 4 Apr 1864 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Buried Eden Cemetery, Olive Section, Lot 72, Collingdale, Delaware, Pennsylvania, USA - Memorial ID 79414299
Siblings 1. Louisa Charlotte Burr (ID:I49042) ½ 2. Theodosia Bartow Burr (ID:I49046), b. 21 Jun 1783, Albany, Albany, New York, USA , d. 13 Jan 1813, At sea, Hatteras, Dare, North Carolina, USA (Age 29 years)½ 3. Sally Reeve Burr (ID:I49064), b. 20 Jun 1785, Manhattan, New York, New York, USA , d. Oct 1788, Manhattan, New York, New York, USA (Age 3 years)½ 4. Frances Ann Burr (ID:I49114), b. Between 1828 and 1829 ½ 5. Aaron Columbus Burr (ID:I49111), b. 1808, Paris, Île-de-France, France ½ 6. Charles Burdett Burr (ID:I49112), b. 1814, Paris, Île-de-France, France ½ 7. Elizabeth Burr (ID:I49115), b. Between 1832 and 1833 Parents
Father Aaron Burr, Jr. (ID:I36845), b. 6 Feb 1756, Newark, Essex, New Jersey, USA , d. 14 Sep 1836, Port Richmond, Staten Island, Richmond, New York, USA (Age 80 years) Mother Mary Emmons (ID:I49040) Other Personal Events
LifeSketch A stalwart of the American Moral Reform Society, he helped publish its journal, the National Reformer. He was involved in the national convention movement of the early 1830s and in the organization of the Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society. Burr was also an officer of two community institutions, the Mechanics\' Enterprise Hall and the Moral Reform Retreat, a refuge for black alcoholics. His commitment to the antislavery struggle was shared by his wife, Hetty, his daughter, J. Matilda, and his sons, John E. and David. Occupation Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Barber and hairdresser -
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Born - Jun 1792 - New Jersey, USA 
Died - 4 Apr 1864 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA 
Occupation - - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA = Link to Google Earth