Person:James Bourland (1)

Watchers
m. Bef 1723
  1. John BourlandEst 1720 - Bef 1787
  2. James BourlandAbt 1723 - 1761
  3. Archibald BourlandBef 1733 -
  • HJames BourlandAbt 1723 - 1761
  • WSarah DeanBef 1728 -
m.
  1. Andrew BourlandEst 1745 -
  2. Rebecca BourlandEst 1747 - 1825
  3. John BourlandBef 1760 -
  4. William BourlandBef 1766 - 1787
Facts and Events
Name James Bourland
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1723
Marriage prob. Virginiato Sarah Dean
Death? 1761 murdered by Thomas Murray in Augusta County, Virginia

James Bourland was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia

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Early Land Acquisition in Augusta County, VA

Acquisition of Land from Chalkley's:


  • Page 315.—19th May. 1754. Adam Dickinson to James Boreland, £75, 327 acres, part of a large tract patented to Adam 1st June, 1750, on Jackson's River, west side of River; corner John Bordon (Bardon), the patent line.


Information on James Bourland

From "Annals of Bath County, Virginia", by Oren R. Morton, pg. 189:


James Bourland came from Pennsylvania in 1752, and was murdered nine years later. One Thomas Murray was committed for the crime. Archibald seems to be a brother. His wife was Jean Jackson. James left a son named Andrew, and there were probably other sons.


From "Botetourt County Heritage", by S. Grose, pg. 86:


The children of James and Sarah (Dean) Bourland, all born on the Jackson River (except Rebecca), in the Warm Springs area of Augusta County, Virginia were: Rebecca Bourland married Samuel McClung; Andrew Bourland married Elizabeth (NFD), William Bourland married first cousin Mary Dean; John Bourland married Elizabeth Crawford.