| Y/M/D | Description | Place |
|---|---|---|
| 1833/07/01 | Widow Eliza Bowen Jumel marries Aaron Burr in the downstairs parlor of Jumel Mansion. | Morris-Jumel Mansion, New York City |
| 1833/07/03 | The celebrated Colonel Burr was married on Monday evening to the equally celebrated Mrs Jumel, widow of Stephen Jumel. It is benevolent in her to keep the old man in his latter days. One good turn deserves another. - Philip Hone's diary entry | |
| 1833/11/00 | Four months after the marriage, Eliza Jumel Burr files for divorce and hires Alexander Hamilton Jr as one of her divorce attorneys. | |
| 1836/09/14 | Aaron Burr dies in a boardinghouse (later to be known as the St James Hotel) in the village of Port Richmond on Staten Island. On the same day, his divorce is granted by Judge Philo T Ruggles. Burr is buried near his father in Princeton, New Jersey. |
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