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found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2DG-W91B
Name: John Bourland **** could possibly be Jr or Sr ---which?
Event Type: Military Service
Event Date: 08 Jun 1782
Event Place: South Carolina, United States
Event Place:
Age:
Military Rank:
Birth Year (Estimated):
Death Date:
Affiliate Publication Number: M246
Affiliate Publication Title: Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783.
Affiliate Film Number: 89
GS Film Number: 000830368
Digital Folder Number: 004171622
Image Number: 00326
Citing this Record
"United States Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2DG-W91B : 9 March 2018), John Bourland, 08 Jun 1782; citing 08 Jun 1782, South Carolina, United States, citing NARA microfilm publication M246. Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Services, 1980. FHL microfilm 830,368.
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found at DAR.org
Descendants List
Member: -- Name Restricted -- Nat'l #: 732659 Ancestor #: A012296
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The Said -- Name Restricted -- was the child of
James Reed Thacker born on 11 - Nov - 1864 at San Augustine Co TX
died at San Augustine TX on 15 - Apr - 1913 and his ( 2nd ) wife
Marcia Carrie Bourland born on 7 - Apr - 1864 at Madisonville KY
died at Roaring Springs TX on 13 - Jan - 1942 married on 25 - Feb - 1880
married at San Augustine Co TX
5.
The Said Marcia Carrie Bourland was the child of
Melton S Bourland born on c - - 1827 at Monroe Co MS
died at Sabine Co TX on p - - 1890 and his ( 2nd ) wife
Sarah Ann Vaughn born on - Jul - 1827 at Brunswick VA
died at Coreyell Co TX on c - - 1903 married on c - - 1859
married at KY
6.
The Said Melton S Bourland was the child of
Slaton C Bourland born on 17 - May - 1792 at SC
died at Ozark AR on 27 - Aug - 1871 and his ( 1st ) wife
Polly C Reese born on c - - 1795 at _______________
died at Christian Co KY on 13 - Dec - 1833 married on 9 - Oct - 1815
married at Christian Co KY
7.
The Said Slaton C Bourland was the child of
John Bourland born on 12 - Dec - 1762 at VA ****
died at Hopkins Co KY on 11 - May - 1844 and his ( 1st ) wife
Mary Loving born on 26 - May - 1769 at SC ****
died at Hopkins Co KY on 20 - Jan - 1849 married on c - - 1783
8.
The Said John Bourland was the child of ********
John Bourland born on c - - 1740 at Ireland ****
died at Wilkes Co NC on - Nov - 1796 and his ( 1st ) wife
Catherine Randolph born on - - at _______________ ****
died at _______________ on - - married on c - - 1761
Associated Ancestor (Revolutionary) Record
BORELAND, JOHN Ancestor #: A012296
Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank: PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Birth: CIRCA 1740 IRELAND ****
Death: POST 11- -1790 WILKES CO NORTH CAROLINA
Service Source: HAUN, NC REV ARMY ACCTS, BOOK A, PART XII, PP 1673, 1682
Service Description: 1) FURNISHED SUPPLIES
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It is assumed that John Bourland's brothers were William, Ebenezer, & Benjamin --- and may also have been Alexander, James, Archibald, & Presley
1790 census - John Bourland was living in 96th District of Laurens Co SC with 3 males under the age of 16 & 2 females (ages not given) -- name was spelled Borland
The Book "South Carolina Baptist" 1670-1805 p. 214-216 & 238 show he was living in SC in 1790 "without slaves" & was ordained in Bapt. ministry between 1791 & 1804. He & wife Mary Bourland were members of Head of Enoree Church in 1800-1801 & that John had been offered the ministry of Cross Road Baptist Church in 1803, but William Davis was selected when John Bourland left. It was about 1804 that John Bourland first appeared in Henderson Co., in that part that became Hopkins Co., KY
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found at findagrave.com on 5/8/2019
Rev John Bourland
Birth: 12 Dec 1762
Death: 11 May 1844 (aged 81)
Burial: Old Richland Cemetery, Richland, Hopkins County, Kentucky, USA
Memorial #: 60620910
Bio: Son of John Bourland, Sr. and Catherine Randolph.
In the book "Latchstrings" Twyla Gill Wright writes as follows: "She (Mary Gill,widow of George Gill) had heard of a circuit-riding baptist preacher who was a comfort to several families to the north, and that a small congregation was forming to hear him preach on Grove Creek.
All the countryside seemed to love and respect that minister, Rev. John Bourland, and perhaps George Gill (Jr) found a father figure in him. He may have begun to attend preaching services which Rev. Bourland held in brush arbors around the country. Drawn by something magnetic in the parson, George began to agree with his way of interpreting the scripture.
Here was a vigorous farmer-preacher who was a compassionate circuit rider, preaching God's word, performing marriages (112 from 1800 to 1848), writing wills for those who saw the end of their days approaching, and comforting those who grieved".
She goes on to speculate the possibility that John Bourland married Mary's son George and Jane Carter. She continues "...(at the feast when Hopkins county was formed)...the baptist minister, John Bourland attended, shaking hands and visiting warmly with all, people responded with much respect and affection for him".
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In 1793, Wilkes County, NC. Deed Book I, page 293 shows John Bourland sold to Barnabas Sisk 150 acres for 65 pounds on Swan Creek. This Barnabas Sisk is next seen in 1800 in Pendleton County SC. and then in 1804 in Hopkins County, KY when he bought land along Clear Creek in Richland, near Madisonville. Thus the Sisks were almost certainly close friends of the Bourlands.
By 1803 he and most of his brothers had settled in the western part of Kentucky. In 1806 Daniel Ashby decided to draft an act to create Hopkins County out of Henderson County, KY. The act was approved and passed by the General Assembly on December 27, 1806.
The first County Court was held on May 25, 1807. "The Heritage of Hopkins County" says "all the forefathers of many a worthy son of Hopkins county met now to start the government with the blessing of God, and prayer offered by John Bourland, minister of the gospel of the Baptist faith".
When Hopkins Co. became a county, he said the prayer for the meeting. He traveled, formed and opened several churches and performed many marriages.
The Madisonville Messenger of December 9, 1963 reports as follows:
A stately 157 year-old home just east of Eastview Acres on KY-85, said to have been built in 1807 by John Bourland, who was Hopkins County's first county court clerk and a Baptist minister and a well-known public figure of his day, was being razed.
The house was at one time the home of Governor Ruby Laffoon and before that belonged to Pete Laffoon, the acreage including what is now the Eastview Estates. The house was at one time a stage stop and was built originally of log with rooms 4 up and 4 down. The floors were of random width boards from 5"-8", and the dining room had traditional wainscoting on the lower walls and there were fireplaces in several rooms.
Governor Laffoon was visited by many in this home and Mrs. Laffoon is said to have anticipated the visitors by having constantly on hand two large cakes and a baked country ham "just in case". Alben W. Barkley was a frequent visitor.
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In March 17, 1812 he helped establish the Highland Baptist Church in Union County, KY.
The Richland Baptist Church was formed on February 3, 1837.
During the 1830s the Highland Association of Baptists had become violently opposed to missionary effort and benevolent work, forbidding its member churches to perform any such work and persecuted those which did.
In 1837 four members of the Richland community broke away to form a new church. They were Reddick and Elizabeth O'Bryan and Isham and Sophia Slaton; who with the help of two ministers - John Bourland and Timothy Sisk - wrote the new church constitution.
The first pastor was John Bourland. The first Deacons were Reddick O'Bryan and John Slaton. The first baptisms were Emeline O'Bryan and Juliet Sanders.
In 1838 a tract of land was conveyed to the church on the Richland-Carbondale Road for a building. A second building was constructed in 1862; the third in 1947 on Highway 70.
The Liberty Baptist Church on Highway 85 was formed on the fourth Sunday in September 1840 with eight members, one ordained minister, Elder John Bourland and licentiate Gabriel Sisk. According to the history of the Richland Baptist Church six people lettered out of that church in 1840 to form Liberty. They were: William Brown and wife Polly Bourland Brown, William McLean and wife Harriet Bourland McLean, John Woolridge and wife Nancy Bourland Woolridge.
The Salem Missionary Baptist Church was organized on September 18, 1841 by John Bourland, moderator; Rev. Kitchen G. Hay; and William McCain, who was chosen as clerk of the council. The charter group included: Edwin Robertson, Rubin P.Loving, William Loving, Talitha Loving, Sarah Davis and Martha Loving. Ministers included: Gabriel Sisk, 1841; Prior S. Loving, 1845; John O'Bryan,1859. Redic O'Bryan was a Deacon.
Children of John Bourland, Jr. Rev. and Mary Loving are:
Mary Loving Bourland
Slayden C. Bourland
Andrew Bourland
Elizabeth Bourland
Joseph Bourland
Henry Franklin Bourland
Matilda Bourland
Polley Lee Bourland
This info is from The Bausell Family Kinfolk at Genealogy.com
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Family Members
Spouse
Mary Loving Bourland 1769-1849
Children
Mary Bourland Hibbs 1790-1846
Slaton Bourland 1792-1871
Elizabeth Bourland O'Bryan 1796-1862
Andrew Bourland 1797-1841
Mary Lee Bourland Brown 1807-1863
Created by: Shelia Hart (47369657)
Added: 25 Oct 2010
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/60620910/john-bourland
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 08 May 2019), memorial page for Rev John Bourland (12 Dec 176211 May 1844), Find A Grave Memorial no. 60620910, citing Old Richland Cemetery, Richland, Hopkins County, Kentucky, USA ; Maintained by Shelia Hart (contributor 47369657) .
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found at findagrave.com bef 5/8/2019
Rev John Bourland
Birth: Dec. 12, 1762
Death: May 11, 1844
Son of John Bourland, Sr. and Catherine (last name unknown).
In the book "Latchstrings" Twyla Gill Wright writes as follows:
"She (Mary Gill,widow of George Gill) had heard of a circuit-riding baptist preacher who was a comfort to several families to the north, and that a small congregation was forming to hear him preach on Grove Creek.
All the countryside seemed to love and respect that minister, Rev. John Bourland, and perhaps George Gill (Jr) found a father figure in him. He may have begun to attend preaching services which Rev. Bourland held in brush arbors around the country. Drawn by something magnetic in the parson, George began to agree with his way of interpreting the scripture.
Here was a vigorous farmer-preacher who was a compassionate circuit rider, preaching God's word, performing marriages (112 from 1800 to 1848), writing wills for those who saw the end of their days approaching, and comforting those who grieved".
She goes on to speculate the possibility that John Bourland married Mary's son George and Jane Carter. She continues "...(at the feast when Hopkins county was formed)...the baptist minister, John Bourland attended, shaking hands and visiting warmly with all, people responded with much respect and affection for him".
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In 1793, Wilkes County, NC. Deed Book I, page 293 shows John Bourland sold to Barnabas Sisk 150 acres for 65 pounds on Swan Creek. This Barnabas Sisk is next seen in 1800 in Pendleton County SC. and then in 1804 in Hopkins County, KY when he bought land along Clear Creek in Richland, near Madisonville. Thus the Sisks were almost certainly close friends of the Bourlands.
By 1803 he and most of his brothers had settled in the western part of Kentucky. In 1806 Daniel Ashby decided to draft an act to create Hopkins County out of Henderson County, KY. The act was approved and passed by the General Assembly on December 27, 1806.
The first County Court was held on May 25, 1807. "The Heritage of Hopkins County" says "all the forefathers of many a worthy son of Hopkins county met now to start the government with the blessing of God, and prayer offered by John Bourland, minister of the gospel of the Baptist faith".
When Hopkins Co. became a county, he said the prayer for the meeting. He traveled, formed and opened several churches and performed many marriages.
The Madisonville Messenger of December 9, 1963 reports as follows:
A stately 157 year-old home just east of Eastview Acres on KY-85, said to have been built in 1807 by John Bourland, who was Hopkins County's first county court clerk and a Baptist minister and a well-known public figure of his day, was being razed.
The house was at one time the home of Governor Ruby Laffoon and before that belonged to Pete Laffoon, the acreage including what is now the Eastview Estates. The house was at one time a stage stop and was built originally of log with rooms 4 up and 4 down. The floors were of random width boards from 5"-8", and the dining room had traditional wainscoting on the lower walls and there were fireplaces in several rooms.
Governor Laffoon was visited by many in this home and Mrs. Laffoon is said to have anticipated the visitors by having constantly on hand two large cakes and a baked country ham "just in case". Alben W. Barkley was a frequent visitor.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In March 17, 1812 he helped establish the Highland Baptist Church in Union County, KY.
The Richland Baptist Church was formed on February 3, 1837.
During the 1830s the Highland Association of Baptists had become violently opposed to missionary effort and benevolent work, forbidding its member churches to perform any such work and persecuted those which did.
In 1837 four members of the Richland community broke away to form a new church. They were Reddick and Elizabeth O'Bryan and Isham and Sophia Slaton; who with the help of two ministers - John Bourland and Timothy Sisk - wrote the new church constitution.
The first pastor was John Bourland. The first Deacons were Reddick O'Bryan and John Slaton. The first baptisms were Emeline O'Bryan and Juliet Sanders.
In 1838 a tract of land was conveyed to the church on the Richland-Carbondale Road for a building. A second building was constructed in 1862; the third in 1947 on Highway 70.
The Liberty Baptist Church on Highway 85 was formed on the fourth Sunday in September 1840 with eight members, one ordained minister, Elder John Bourland and licentiate Gabriel Sisk. According to the history of the Richland Baptist Church six people lettered out of that church in 1840 to form Liberty. They were: William Brown and wife Polly Bourland Brown, William McLean and wife Harriet Bourland McLean, John Woolridge and wife Nancy Bourland Woolridge.
The Salem Missionary Baptist Church was organized on September 18, 1841 by John Bourland, moderator; Rev. Kitchen G. Hay; and William McCain, who was chosen as clerk of the council. The charter group included: Edwin Robertson, Rubin P.Loving, William Loving, Talitha Loving, Sarah Davis and Martha Loving. Ministers included: Gabriel Sisk, 1841; Prior S. Loving, 1845; John O'Bryan,1859. Redic O'Bryan was a Deacon.
Children of John Bourland, Jr. Rev. and Mary Loving are:
?? William not listed ??
Mary Loving Bourland
Slayden C. Bourland
Andrew Bourland
Elizabeth Bourland
Joseph Bourland
Henry Franklin Bourland
Matilda Bourland
Polley Lee Bourland
This info is from The Bausell Family Kinfolk at Genealogy.com
Family links:
Spouse:
Mary Loving Bourland (1769 - 1849)
Children:
Mary Bourland Hibbs (1790 - 1846)*
Slaton Bourland (1792 - 1871)*
Elizabeth Bourland O'Bryan (1796 - 1862)*
Andrew Bourland (1797 - 1841)*
Mary Lee Bourland Brown (1807 - 1863)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Old Richland Cemetery
Richland
Hopkins County
Kentucky, USA
Created by: Shelia Hart
Record added: Oct 25, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 60620910
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