Francis Bourn  ‎(I540)‎
Given Names: Francis
Surname: Bourn

Gender: MaleMale
      
Birth: about 1719 44 On the south side of the Rappahannock River near Snow Creek, six miles from the town of Fredericksburg, St. Mary's Parish, Essex County ‎(in 1720 became Spotsylvania County)‎, Virginia
Death: Yes
Personal Facts and Details
Birth about 1719 44 On the south side of the Rappahannock River near Snow Creek, six miles from the town of Fredericksburg, St. Mary's Parish, Essex County ‎(in 1720 became Spotsylvania County)‎, Virginia


Show Details Source: "Faulconer and More"
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  Date of entry in original source: 1 December 2007
  Text: Sources referred to on this site:
“The Bourne Family of Virginia” by Richard Darden Bourne
“The Bourne Genealogy” by Helen Bourne Joy Lee 1972
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DeathYes
Last Change 19 January 2009 - 14:57:15
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Parents Family  (F204)
John Bourn
- 1721
Elizabeth "Eliza" Johnson
1674 - 1721
John Bourn
1707 - 1774
Christian Bourn
1708 - 1780
Andrew Bourn
1711 -
Sarah Bourn
1713 -
Robert Bourn
1715 - 1757
Henry Bourn
1719 - 1787
(Birth) Francis Bourn
1719 -


Notes

Note 		INFORMATION TAKEN FROM THE WILL OF JOHN BOURNE HUSBAND TO ELIZABETH BOURNE

The Will of John Bourne
Dated October 23, 1720; Probated June 20, 1721 ‎(Presented in court by Eliza Bourne, executrx.)‎

...To my son John Bourne the plantation I now live on and all the land adjoyning it ‎(that is meaning all the land I hold)‎ but in case my son John dies without issue to my son Andrew Bourne and if he dies without issue to my son Robert Bourne and if he dies without issue to my son Francis Bourne and if he dies without issue to my son Henry Bourne and in case they all dye without heir to be equally divided between my two daughters Christian and Sarah Bourne...
...To my son John Bourne, Negro Jenny, but if Jenny bears a child or children, the first to my daughter Christian Bourne, the next to my daughter Sarah, the next to my son Francis Bourne and the next to my son Henry Bourne...
...To my son Francis Bourne a gray mare colt now running with my old mare...
...My children shall not make any demand or enjoy these legacies given them til they attain the age of twenty one years or day of marriage...



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  Date of entry in original source: 2 December 2007
  Text: References listed on this web page:
Seventeenth Century Colonial Ancestors, 1979-88, Supplement II, Page 7
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Quality of Data: This is information found on the internet ‎(on several different sites I do not know who the original author is)‎, as always all information will need to be verified and checked against original documents. -1 December 2007 Jane


Note 		RESEARCH - Location Notes

The County of Rappahannock originally formed from Lancaster County in 1656 was later dissected into other counties which were dissected even further into Essex and Richmond in 1692 Spotsylvania, Orange and Culpeper were all later divisions each bei ng even further divided. A person could never have moved from the same home and have lived in several different counties during their lifetime. The then Rappahannock County is today referred to as “Old” Rappahannock County to differentiate it f rom the extant same named county. – 14 December 2007 Jane


Source: "The Library of Virginia"
Publication: Home Page: http://www.lva.lib.va.us/
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Birth "Faulconer and More"
Publication: http://www.gencircles.com/users/jamiekwood/4 Submitter: Jamie Wood, Number of Individuals: 8652, First Uploaded: November 02, 2003 at 19:14:15, Last Updated: November 02, 2003 at 19:14:15 (as of 2 December 2007), Published via: GEDCOM
Citation Details:  ­http­://­www­.­gencircles­.­com­/­users­/­jamiekwood­/­4­/­data­/­429­
  Date of entry in original source: 1 December 2007
  Text: Sources referred to on this site:
“The Bourne Family of Virginia” by Richard Darden Bourne
“The Bourne Genealogy” by Helen Bourne Joy Lee 1972
Please click on CITATION DETAILS to visit the site this information was retrieved from.
Quality of Data: This is information found on the internet ‎(on several different sites I do not know who the original author is)‎, as always all information will need to be verified and checked against original documents. -1 December 2007 Jane
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Family with Parents
Father
John Bourn ‎(I511)‎
Birth On the south side of the Rappahannock River near Snow Creek, six miles from the town of Fredericksburg, St. Mary's Parish, "Old" Rappahannock County, Virginia
Death before 20 June 1721 On the south side of the Rappahannock River near Snow Creek, six miles from the town of Fredericksburg, St. Mary's Parish, Essex County ‎(in 1720 became Spotsylvania County)‎, Virginia
Mother
Elizabeth "Eliza" Johnson ‎(I512)‎
Birth between 25 July 1674 and 1687 "Old" Rappahannock County, Virginia
Death between 1721 and 1760 ‎(Age 46)‎ Essex County, Virginia

Marriage: before 30 October 1702
5 years
#1
Brother
John Bourn ‎(I509)‎
Birth September 1707 33 On the south side of the Rappahannock River near Snow Creek, six miles from the town of Fredericksburg, St. Mary's Parish, Essex County ‎(in 1720 became Spotsylvania County)‎, Virginia
Death March 1774 ‎(Age 66)‎ Culpeper County, Virginia
4 months
#2
Sister (Birth)
Christian Bourn ‎(I538)‎
Birth about 1708 33 On the south side of the Rappahannock River near Snow Creek, six miles from the town of Fredericksburg, St. Mary's Parish, Essex County ‎(in 1720 became Spotsylvania County)‎, Virginia
Death after 27 June 1780 ‎(Age 72)‎
3 years
#3
Brother (Birth)
Andrew Bourn ‎(I542)‎
Birth about 1711 36 On the south side of the Rappahannock River near Snow Creek, six miles from the town of Fredericksburg, St. Mary's Parish, Essex County ‎(in 1720 became Spotsylvania County)‎, Virginia
Death Yes
2 years
#4
Sister (Birth)
Sarah Bourn ‎(I541)‎
Birth about 1713 38 On the south side of the Rappahannock River near Snow Creek, six miles from the town of Fredericksburg, St. Mary's Parish, Essex County ‎(in 1720 became Spotsylvania County)‎, Virginia
Death Yes
2 years
#5
Brother (Birth)
Robert Bourn ‎(I537)‎
Birth about 1715 40 On the south side of the Rappahannock River near Snow Creek, six miles from the town of Fredericksburg, St. Mary's Parish, Essex County ‎(in 1720 became Spotsylvania County)‎, Virginia
Death 23 June 1757 ‎(Age 42)‎ Orange Co, Virginia
4 years
#6
Brother (Birth)
Henry Bourn ‎(I539)‎
Birth about 1719 44 On the south side of the Rappahannock River near Snow Creek, six miles from the town of Fredericksburg, St. Mary's Parish, Essex County ‎(in 1720 became Spotsylvania County)‎, Virginia
Death 15 October 1787 ‎(Age 68)‎ Fayette Co, Kentucky, USA
#7
(Birth)
Francis Bourn ‎(I540)‎
Birth about 1719 44 On the south side of the Rappahannock River near Snow Creek, six miles from the town of Fredericksburg, St. Mary's Parish, Essex County ‎(in 1720 became Spotsylvania County)‎, Virginia
Death Yes


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