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Ambrose Burnside
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Personal Life and Relationships Timeline

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This timeline details Burnside's personal life, including his marriages, family, and key relationships.
Marriage to Charlotte Bishop
April 27, 1852
Burnside married Charlotte Bishop in 1852. The marriage lasted only a short time, as Charlotte died in 1853, just a year after their wedding, leaving Burnside deeply saddened.
Marriage to Mary Richmond Bishop
1857
Burnside married Mary Richmond Bishop, Charlotte's younger sister, in 1857. This marriage was a significant event in Burnside's life, and Mary became his lifelong companion.
Family Life
1858 - 1881
Ambrose and Mary Burnside never had any children of their own. However, they maintained a close relationship and enjoyed a robust social life in Rhode Island and Washington, D.C. Mary Burnside served as a hostess and was a respected figure in social circles.
Relationship with George B. McClellan
Throughout his Life
Burnside maintained a close friendship with George B. McClellan, dating back to their days at West Point. Their relationship was complex, particularly during the Civil War when they served together and sometimes competed for command positions.
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