♀ Catherine Bourne

1765 - 1834

 

Bourn

Catherine Bourne
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Parents
John Bourne Jr.
John Bourne Jr.
1707 - 1774
Eleanor Davis
Eleanor Davis
1720 - 1812
Spouse
William Bourne
William Bourne
1753 - 1826
Children
Moses Bourne
Moses Bourne
1779 - 1848
Morton Bourne
Morton Bourne
1783 - 1856
Jane Bourne
Jane Bourne
1785 - 1805
William Bourne
William Bourne
1790 - 1849
Rebecca Bourne
Rebecca Bourne
1792 - 1853
John Davis Bourne
John Davis Bourne
1794 - 1877
Henry Bourne
Henry Bourne
1797 - 1828
Ann Nancy Bourne
Ann Nancy Bourne
1801 - 1870
Susan Bourne
Susan Bourne
1801 - 1850
James M Bourne
James M Bourne
1804 - 1850

1765


Sep
1765 • The Pennsylvania Gazette reports that a Mr. McCullough, the Distributor of Stamps for the Royal Colony of North Carolina, has resigned his post in protest at the Stamp Act. A Dr. Huston is appointed to the position.

1778


Age: 12y

1779


Age: 13y
1779 • The North Carolina General Assembly carves a new county from Dobbs County, North Carolina and names it Wayne County in honor of United States General Anthony Wayne.

1783


May 18
Age: 17y
1783 Jacques Charles and Nicolas-Louis Robert make the first manned flight in a hydrogen-filled balloon, La Charlière, in Paris.

1785


Sep 25
Age: 20y

1790


Jan 30
Age: 24y
1790 • The Hawkesbury and Nepean Wars begins in New South Wales, Australia as a result of deterioration in relations and increasing colonization.

1792


Apr 20
Age: 26y

1797


Age: 31y
1797 • The Treaty of Tripoli (a peace treaty between the United States and Tripoli) is signed at Algiers (see also 1796).

1801


Age: 35y
1801 • The first census is held in France.

1804


Feb 4
Age: 38y
1804 • Spain declares war on Britain

1816


Age: 50y

event


A bill is filed which mentions the children of John Bourne, died 1774, brought to witness. Among them is "Catherine m Wm Brown." (This is most likely a misspelling for Bourn or Bourne.)
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1816 Shaka starts to rule the Zulu Kingdom at about this date.

1820


Age: 54y
1820 • 86 free African American colonists sail from New York City to Freetown, Sierra Leone.

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