INTRODUCTION
Think about fragmentary records from burned counties, references to forgotten patents, testamentary proceedings such as inventories and accounts much darkened with age, voices speaking out from long dead depositions, long-standing social connections, a marital separation and a love story, and imperfect indexes. What do these records have in common? Along with an unusually detailed will, the combination of these seldom-searched records are essential threads which helped reweave and make much more vivid the correct saga concerning the first four generations of Bouldins.
This research also provides a valuable lesson for less experienced researchers about never giving up on burned counties or overlooking any source, no matter how initially insignificant they might appear. Moreover, proof sometimes can occur years after an event.
Special thanks go to the terrific staff at the Library of Virginia and the Maryland State Archives. All the Virginia records are located at the Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, while the Maryland records are located at the Maryland State Archives in Annapolis, Maryland.
'The Bouldin Saga' in the December 2007
issue of the "Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin" by
Katharine Harbury provides previously unavailable and unknown
evidence which corrects and adds to the first four generations
of the Bouldin lineage. It outlines the difficulties of
probable but unproven link to Thomas Bouldin the Immigrant of 1610
and William Bouldin I. This paper also spells an end
to many incorrect myths found in various older publications, and can
be obtained from the Maryland Genealogical Society for a small fee by
emailing asybert1@bcpl.net.
Due to lack of a "paper
trail" which is mandated by genealogical societies today,
no descendant can yet claim Thomas Bouldin the Immigrant as
their ancestor. While the article does eliminate all other
known possible contenders as the father of our earliest proven
ancestor, William Bouldin I of Gloucester County, Virginia and
Baltimore County, Maryland, we cannot prove that William Bouldin I
was the son of Thomas Bouldin the Immigrant. While this
paternity remains quite likely, DNA testing will be required to prove
-or disprove -William Bouldin I's connection to Thomas Bouldin the
Immigrant once and for all.
William Bouldin I's legal
wife was Rachel, who may or may not have been nee' Lewis.
Perhaps due to their childless marriage, he made provisions for
his wife's future welfare and then left for what is now Cecil
County, Maryland with his two sons by his next love, Mary Thwaite.
She had been unusually well educated back in England and could
write in a very neat and tiny script. After
acknowledgement of his two sons by Mary, he made provisions for
them and made Mary their guardian. No other family members or
executors were mentioned. Recognizing Mary's extraordinary
qualities, the court officials for once did not strictly follow the
law and granted her rights as if she was William’s legal
second wife. She would later remarry three times
during the next ten years and bear a number of children.
None survived except for one son, William Bouldin II, and
probably one daughter who was probably a half-sister instead of
step-sister to William II.
William Bouldin II married Thomasin
Nash and raised a number of children, some of whom stayed in Cecil
County, Maryland for decades while others eventually moved away to
other locations, such as Delaware, Virginia and South Carolina. A lot
of confused relationships concerning the children of this fourth
generation are also presented and cleared up. After Thomasin's
death, William Bouldin II and his son Alexander Bouldin moved to
parts yet unknown after April 1734, but the location was within
traveling distance of New Castle, Delaware. Many Bouldin
descendants distinguished themselves during the Revolutionary War and
were appointed to high offices.
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CORRECTED BOULDIN GENEALOGY: THE FIRST FOUR GENERATIONS
The Bouldin saga in America likely begins with Thomas Bouldin I, yeoman, who decided to come aboard the Swan early in 1610 as part of Lord De La Warr’s entourage and leave England forever, but absolute proof is still lacking. Thomas was among those willing to risk his life to settle in Virginia under the auspices of The Virginia Company of London. However dangerous the risk, the options to purchase one share of stock at the price of £12 and 10s, and to own a hundred acres for each share after a number of years must have appeared attractive. If one paid his passage to Virginia, he would be exempt from military service and taxes other than Church duties. If the Virginia Company of London paid his passage, he was required to pay annual fees on top of his service and do his share of military duties and taxes. On 8 June 1610, Thomas Bouldin I and other hopefuls were sailing up the James River aboard the Swan when their ship met another ship bound for England with the last of the survivors from Jamestown. This providential encounter helped prevent the abandonment of the Jamestown colony.i The rest is history.
Due to extensive loss of the earliest records, it is not known where Thomas Bouldin I first lived during this particular time. It is believed that shortly after his arrival, Thomas Bouldin I was sent immediately with other colonists to Kecoughtan, a recently destroyed Indian village. As the next settlement after Jamestown in 1610, Kecoughtan was located on the east side of Hampton Creek, across from what is now Hampton on the west side.ii This area, located at the mouth of the James River at Hampton Roads, was considered a healthier spot.iii It was one of the four locations that made up the “1st Divident” for The Virginia Company of London.iv Although Kecoughtan was later changed officially into The Corporation of Elizabeth City in 1624, Kecoughtan was still used as a place name by inhabitants in the 18th-century.v
In 1616, Kecoughtan was a little more than a frontier outpost, made defensible with three mounted pieces of ordnance sometime before 1623.vi The commander of the fortified settlement was Captain William Tucker,vii who oversaw an unspecified number of women and children along with twenty men and boys.viii Minister William Mease tended to his flock from 1610 to 1619ix while ministers George Keith, Thomas White and Jonas Stodgen or Stockton served between 1620 and 1624.x After the 1622 Indian uprising, survivors from surrounding plantations came to this outpost, now called Elizabeth City, for safety, and swelled the numbers from 349 souls in 1624 to 360 a year later.xi When the famous muster rolls concerning “the living and the dead” were written during 23 January 1624/5, Thomas Bouldin I was among the inhabitants at Elizabeth City. Now aged 40, Thomas Bouldin I stated that he had arrived on the Swan back in 1610, and had a son William (I?), born in Virginia. In his household, there were three “pieces” (probably pieces of ordnance), one suit
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of armor, one coat of mail, three swords, and powder.xii It is believed that the three men
listed under Thomas Bouldin I’s name were required to do their share of military duties and pay taxes.
The enumerator of the 1624/5 muster roll did not cite the age for Thomas Bouldin I’s son William (I?). He could not have been born earlier than 1612, if Thomas Bouldin I found a bride as soon as 1611 and had a child born in 1612. Given our knowledge of the settlers’ hardships and the scarcity of women in Virginia during the earliest years of the colony, it is more likely that Thomas Bouldin I married after 1616 and before January 1624. Circumstantial evidence supports this hypothesis.
Mary Bouldin, an “ancient planter, “was described as the wife of Thomas Bouldin I on 12 January 1624 when she patented her 100 acres adjacent to her husband’s parcel. The land was along Deep Creek by Southampton River within the corporation of Elizabeth City, and was in an area known as Strawberry Banke. She was to “people and plant the same.”xiii Her designation as an ancient planter revealed that she had paid for her passage, came to Virginia and lived here for at least three years prior to the 1616 departure of Sir Thomas Dale for England.xiv We do not know if she came to Virginia as some settler’s potential bride, wife, widow, or indentured servant. While her maiden name has been lost in the mists of time, she may or may not be related in some way to Richard Birchett, another ancient planter who deeded 100 acres to Thomas Bouldin I on 19 January 1619. This is the only record naming Richard Birchett, who disappeared before the 1624/5 muster rolls. If Birchett was a married man, perhaps Mary was his widow. Otherwise, Mary probably was one of the twelve unnamed women living at “Kecoughtanare” around 1619, or was one of the survivors who came to Kecoughtan from one of the surrounding plantations. xv
While we cannot prove that Mary was the mother of William Bouldin (I?) through documentation, circumstantial evidence supports this theory because of an unusually tight time frame. Granted, Thomas Bouldin could have been a widower trying to raise his son when he married Mary. However, in view of Mary’s appearance on 12 January 1624 and the appearance of William Bouldin (I?) on the 23 January 1624/5 muster list along with Mary’s disappearance from the latter record, it is believed that Mary gave birth to William Bouldin (I?) sometime in 1624 and died from childbirth-related complications. Contrary to what some sources have speculated, the enumerator did not overlook Mary Bouldin when he made the lists. It also explains why her name does not reappear in any of the subsequent records. In view of these few facts, Mary was probably the mother of William Bouldin (I?), but documentary proof is still lacking. Had Mary Bouldin lived longer, we would have learned her perhaps her name, and certainly age, year of arrival, and the name of her ship from the same 1624/5 muster roll.
Thomas Bouldin I obtained his patent on 20 January 1624 as a yeoman and ancient
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planter.” Besides the 100 acres from Richard Birchett, he received his own 100 acres next to his wife Mary’s tract.xvi Like wife Mary, this patent meant that Thomas Bouldin I had paid for his passage and had arrived in Virginia at least three years before Dale’s departure in 1616. He was therefore exempt from paying taxes. Luckily, a representative for the Virginia Company of London made careful notes of patentees in various settlements and sent the information back to the Lords of his Majesty’s Privy Council in England via Sir Francis Wyatt. Thomas Bouldin I, wife Mary and Mr. Keyth were among those named for Elizabeth City. The Lords of the Privy Council acknowledged this important list in their letter from Salisbury, England during May 1625.xvii Mr. Keith or Keyth might have been the minister who married Thomas and Mary Bouldin.
Once the worst of the 1622 uprising-related dangers passed, Thomas Bouldin I and other settlers continued to move and settle in nearby areas outside of Kecoughtan, including Newport News, Warwick River (now Warwick County) and Elizabeth City. In spite of high mortality rates, the population continued to grow in the fledgling Virginia colony. Depending on the exact location of the boundaries at the time, Thomas Bouldin I and his son William were probably two of the 811 persons living either in the county of “Warricke river” or of the 859 individuals living within the county of “Elizabeth Citty.”xviii
According to his patent of 30 November 1628, Thomas Sully, planter, owned 94 acres towards the head of Southampton River, near Thomas Bolden.xix Adam Thoroughgood patented land on 12 March 1634 near Thomas Bolding, John Robinson, and William Capps,xx and again on 21 March 1634, near the same three neighbors.xxi On 20 September 1637, Adam was an owner of land that once belonged to John Gundrye, not far from the Hampton River. Thomas Bouldin I was his neighbor.xxii Neighbor Thomas Sewell or Seawell of nearby Warwick County also lived near Thomas Bouldin on 20 April 1635.xxiii Thomas Bouldin I’s other neighbor was John Moore of adjacent Warwick County, who lived on the east side of his lands on 3 July 1635.xxiv Thomas Bouldin I and this John Moore were again named in another patent as neighbors of Thomas Viscount, 13 July 1635.xxv The name “John Moore” would turn out to be especially significant, since the name would reappear in later records elsewhere in connection with the Bouldin family. In Capt. Christopher Wormely’s fragmentary patent dated 7 April 1638, Thomas Bolden was mentioned along with other nearby inhabitants.xxvi
Thomas Bouldin I held two more patents. On 27 September 1638, as Thomas Boulding, he was once the owner of 200 acres in Elizabeth City County, which butted on Ben Syms Creeke, John Moore and Thomas Sewell, and now in the possession of Henry Batt.xxvii On the last day of October 1639, again as Thomas Boulding, he gained 400 acres for transporting seven persons and an assignment from William Baulk.xxviii A Toby Smith renewed patents on 10 January 1643, and 10 and 16 September 1644, where Thomas Bouldin I was mentioned as a neighbor.xxix Considering frontier hardships and dangers,
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famine, diseases, the 1622 uprising, and a recent similar attack that very spring in 1644, Thomas Bouldin I managed to reach respectable middle age and gain economic status through his efforts and land investments.
Some people have claimed that Thomas Bouldin I had other children. According to The Powell Families of Virginia and the South by Rev. Fr. Silas Emmett Lucas Jr , a Richard Bouling or Boulin of Lower Norfolk made a will on 14 July 1668, naming William Ellis as his “brother.” Lucas believed that the name might be Boulding and that Richard might be a younger son of Thomas Bouldin I. He also added that Elizabeth, wife of William Ellis, was a sister of Richard and thus a possible daughter of Thomas Bouldin I. While it is clear
that Richard Bouling’s wife Elizabeth named in his will was not his first wife, she or his prior wife could have been a sister of William Ellis. Richard Bouling signed his name clearly as Boulin in his will, which showed that he was literate. The largely intact 17th-century Norfolk County records do not show any familial relationship between Elizabeth and Richard Boulin under any spelling to Thomas Bouldin I or his son William Bouldin (I?), who could only sign with an initial “W.” Nor do these two Bouldins appear in the Norfolk County records under any spelling. Moreover, Lower Norfolk County was located further south of the Corporation of Elizabeth City while Elizabeth City and Gloucester County was located further north. No documented proof for possible siblings or half-siblings in either Kecoughtan, Elizabeth City, Newport News, or Warwick, Gloucester and Norfolk counties has come to light. To date, there is no conclusive proof of any connection between Thomas Bouldin I, his son William (I?) and these Boulin(g)s of Lower Norfolk County.xxx
Thomas Bouldin I died probably not long after 16 September 1644, presumably within the Corporation of Elizabeth City since his name was not mentioned in any subsequent record for this part of Virginia or in other counties.
Thomas Bouldin I married Mary _____ before 12 January 1624, and presumably by her, had one child:
+William Bouldin (I?), born c. 1624, Kecoughtan, Corporation of Elizabeth City, Virginia.
It is hoped that more efforts will be made in the future regarding DNA testing to prove or disprove the connection between Thomas Bouldin I of Kecoughtan/Elizabeth City County and William Bouldin I of Gloucester County, Virginia. Once a match can be found between a Bouldin family in England and our line, research should be focused on a Thomas Bouldin somewhere in that particular Bouldin family in England who, by tradition or documentation, was said to have left for Virginia.
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William Bouldin I, born ca. 1624–1630, Virginia, married Rachel (Lewis?) and later separated. His next love was Mary Thwaite who moved to Maryland with him before he died on or shortly after 26 August 1671, Baltimore County, Maryland. His birthdate is based on the following events of his life, his contemporaries, and date of death.
From available evidence and circumstances mentioned earlier, it is very likely that William Bouldin I of Gloucester County was indeed the infant William, born ca. 1624 at Kecoughtan as the son of Thomas Bouldin I, but since there is yet still no documented genealogical proof, William Bouldin I of Gloucester County is designated as our earliest proven ancestor to date by way of documentation.
It is believed that William Bouldin I moved around the peninsula of Elizabeth City County to Abingdon Parish, Gloucester County, in search of fresh soil for tobacco cultivation. He married Rachel, whose maiden name may have been Lewis. This marriage appeared to be devoid of surviving children, if any. Aged about thirty-six in 1660 if he was indeed the infant William born ca. 1624, William Bouldin I clearly wanted children but this spelled legal difficulties for his marriage. Divorces were considered nearly unthinkable in the eyes of the established English church, never mind frowned upon as part of the English tradition.
Spouses could resort to local judges for divorce a mensa et thoro, i.e., a separation from bed and board. A couple could live apart but could not remarry as long as the other legal spouse lived. A divorce more familiar to us today was known as a vinculo matrimonii, a total dissolution of a marriage between spouses. While occasionally granted, such divorces required proof of adultery, not just consent or any default in the eyes of the law. Many men instead resorted to desertion of their wives and abandonment of their properties. Often no legal action was taken against them, and wives were left in awkward positions as femmes coverts without husbands. If the husband was not heard from after seven years, he was considered legally dead in the eyes of the court. His wife could then achieve the status of a widow, sell land, and remarry if she desired.xxxi
William Bouldin I had fallen in love with Mary Thwaite who had come to Gloucester County, Virginia sometime before July 1662 as a head right of Lawrence Smith.xxxii Given the destruction of Gloucester County records, we will never know how William Bouldin I dealt with his marital dilemma. It is believed he had obtained a divorce a mensa et thoro because later records prove that he never had the chance to marry Mary Thwaite. Moreover, he clearly did not wish to cause his wife Rachel any further hardship under the circumstances. Instead of desertion, he preferred to ensure her future welfare before starting life anew elsewhere. In a deed dated 14 March 1670, William Bouldin I gave 300 acres to his then wife Rachel, Morgan Lewis, and his heirs. The term, then wife, normally refers to a
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prior wife alive at the time of a document.xxxiii While it is technically correct that Rachel was William Bouldin I’s first wife, records in Maryland revealed another meaning with a different twist. Morgan Lewis later made a will on 6 January 1675 and bequeathed the land to Rachel. By 1680, ten years had passed, and presumably, Rachel had not heard from William Bouldin I. Now free to dispose of her lands as she saw fit, Rachel sold a portion of her lands in 1680 to Benjamin Clements for life and then to his daughter Ann.xxxiv In 1681, Thomas Morrell purchased her other portion.xxxv Scanty early Gloucester County records do not reveal Rachel’s subsequent fate after these transactions.
William Bouldin I was not the William “Bowlin” who received 887 acres in the same parish in Gloucester County according to a patent dated 14 April 1668, because that
William Bowlin was deceased in Gloucester County by 24 April 1704.xxxvi We do know from records in Maryland, however, that William Bouldin I did own other acreage in Gloucester County, but the size and location of this particular parcel has not been identified.xxxvii
William Bouldin I left Virginia and sailed up the Chesapeake Bay to Baltimore County, Maryland after 14 March 1670 and before 26 August 1671. He may have chosen Maryland because some former Gloucester County residents, such as the Brocas family, had settled there. While John Moore had moved from Warwick County to Gloucester County near William Bouldin I, he did not move to Maryland like the Brocas family.xxxviii William Bouldin I’s two young sons, William and Thomas by Mary Thwaite, accompanied their father. So did Mary Thwaite who was listed as Whaite.xxxix Although the names Thomas and William would be repeated for generations, this naming pattern still does not constitute documented genealogical proof that William Bouldin I was the William, son of Thomas Bouldin I. The naming pattern only increases the possibility that William Bouldin I was William Bouldin, born ca. 1624.
Towne Point is located at the fork of the Elk River/Back Creek on the north side and Bohemia River on the south side.xl After William Bouldin I settled at Towne Point, he made some arrangement, now lost, concerning a lease for this tract with either Thomas Gutterin or a Maryland official, George Gouldsmith. On 12 April 1665, a Thomas Gutterin “of Rappahannock” had patented 800 acres called “the Town point,” from which rent would be collected. George Gouldsmith wrote and signed the patent.xli Another lost record must have recorded 200 acres, which were added to the 800-acre parcel at Towne Point to make a total of 1000 acres as proven by a will. It was here that William Bouldin I and Mary Thwaite hoped to live here as a couple and raise their family.
sons and Mary Thwaite, and signed it with an initial, an “M” or an inverted letter W:
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River being sick & weake but in pfect memory Revoking all former wills doe make this my last will & Testament in manner and forme as following.
Imprimis -I give and bequeath my soule into the hands of my Saviour Jesus Christe hoping & Trusting in his merrits, and mercyes to have Remission of my sins, and my body to the Earth.
Item – I give Mary Thwayte and the two Children now living named William Thwayte and Thomas Thwayte which were borne in my house in Abbington Parish in the County of
Glocester in Virginia- my whole Estate both of Lands leases Cattle horses, Mares, & all other moveables goods which I am now possest with all both in the Government of Maryland & Virginia to be Devided Equally betweene them when the said Children shall Come to age Likewise my desire is that their mother Mary Thwayte shall have the Tuition & Guardianshipp of the said Children till they come to age with the mannermt & Govermt of his Estate, But if it should please god that Either of the Children should dy before they come to age and unmarried then the Estate to Revert to the mother if not to Remaine to them
& their heirs forever, but in case Either of my Two Children shall finde occasion to have
their Estates in their hands at Seaventeene years of age In Testimony whereof I hereto set
my hand & seale this 26th of August Anno Domini 1671.
Testis John Gardner William M Boulden (Seale)
The marke of his marke
George B Broccas
Roger ffretwell
The marke of
Wm W Brokesxlii
On 30 September 1672, administration of William Bouldin I’s estate was granted to Mary Thwaite, administratrix. She was clearly viewed as William’s “second wife” for all
practical purposes, if not in the eyes of the church or the law. This is a clear indication that others recognized Mary Thwaite as an extraordinary woman. The court also ordered Thomas Howell of Somerset County to serve as her security for her due administration of
the estate and other court-related duties. Mary Thwaite and Augustine Herman signed their names while George Brocas signed his with a “B” mark. These two men served as her sureties.xliii Hugh ffouck and William Price were to appraise the estate and have the inventory returned to court in six months.xliv
William Bouldin I’s estate was inventoried and submitted to court on 13 November 1672. Besides the usual animals, furnishings, and refined items, the list included a sea bed (i.e.,
hammock), 2 fringed carpets, chests, 3 swords, 4 guns, 1 gun lock & belt, 2 servants, one gold ring, one silver tobacco box, and “the Lease of the plantacon being 1000 Acres &
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thirteene yeares to come called Towne point.” The total was 25, 682 pounds of tobacco.xlv William Bouldin I was a man of respectable means.
The will of William Bouldin I made clear that his two children were the only surviving children, which may indicate that there was one more child back in Abingdon Parish who did not survive. Fortunately for researchers, three copies of a then extant register for Abingdon Parish was made in the late 19th-century before the register itself was lost by fire in 1916. The records do not begin until 1677, which is too late to list the marriage of William Bouldin I to Rachel, the births of his children, and other references to the early Brocas family members. A John Moore, however, was listed as the father of a daughter baptized in 1678/9.xlvi It is no accident that the name John Moore was mentioned earlier in Warwick County and now in Gloucester County. Clearly the social connection between neighbors Thomas Bouldin I and John Moore along the Warwick and Elizabeth City County lines was maintained between his possible son William Bouldin I and Moore’s namesake, another John Moore. The proof that John Moore or More was connected to the earlier John Moore of Warwick County, and was from that county as well, can be found in a cattle mark registry book. John Moore or More was described as a resident of Gloucester County and benefactor of John Sadler, child, in the County of “Denbigh” (i.e., Warwick County) in 1656.xlvii The fact that John Moore was from Warwick County area and had moved to Gloucester County is another clue that supports the hypothesis that William Bouldin I may well be the William Bouldin (I?), son of Thomas Bouldin I, and that William Bouldin later moved to Gloucester County like John Moore and members of the Brocas family. Even John Sadler, child, later moved to Gloucester County and lived near John Moore.xlviii
The will also revealed that William Bouldin I did not name any possible siblings, half-siblings, step-sibings, or other close family members, either in Virginia or Maryland, which is very telling. Normally a family member or friend would be named to assist Mary Thwaite, guardian of his two sons, or as an alternative guardian in case Mary died during their minority. The implication is that there were no close kin. This again fits the profile of William Bouldin, son of Thomas Bouldin I, who appears to be an only child.
Since son William Thwayte was named first, it is presumed that he was the eldest son. From his depositions later in life, he was aged about five to seven years of age at the time of
his father’s death, and thus was born circa 1664–1666.xlix His younger brother, Thomas Thwayte, perhaps aged three to five years of age, later died during his minority. The terms of the thirteen-year lease is significant, since it would end at the very time William Thwayte reached age seventeen. The will was also the last time William Thwayte was named as such, since he thereafter was known under his rightful surname, William Bouldin II.
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William Bouldin I, born ca. 1624–30? Virginia, and Mary Thwaite had the following children:
+ William Thwayte/Bouldin II2 (William Bouldin I1) b. ca. 1664–1666, Abingdon Parish, Gloucester County, Virginia, and married Thomasin Nash.
Thomas Thwayte/Bouldin [II2?] (William Bouldin I1), b. c. 1665–1667, Abingdon Parish, Gloucester County, Virginia, and died by March 1679 during his minority,
perhaps at Town Point, Baltimore or Cecil County, Maryland. Since he was never
mentioned again, he probably died young and thus was not among the four unnamed children in March 1679. If he were among the four, his name would have been mentioned because of his rightful inherited portion from his father. This never occurred.
The following records reveal the great lengths and pains William Bouldin I, Mary Thwaite and three stepfathers took to ensure that William Bouldin II and his brother Thomas were known as sons of William Bouldin I, and that William II’s legacy was protected until he came of age.
Barred by marriage and divorce laws to marry William Bouldin I during his lifetime, Mary Thwaite married three times between November 1672 and October 1682, namely Captain William Brockhurst, William Brokas, and Edward Jones, chirurgeon. William Brokas, a relation to “George Broccas, “ had served as a witness surnamed Brokes to William Bouldin I’s will in 1671.l At one point, Mary Thwaite-(Bouldin)-Brockhurst signed her new name in a tiny and neat script, “Mary Brockas,” among her administrative papers. li Since her beautiful penmanship was clearly distinct from the handwriting of the clerk who wrote the document, we have Mary’s actual signature. Another account supports this fact by stating that “Mary Brokas signed.” Somewhere back in England, Mary had received a very good education, which in turn is an indication that she came from an upper class background. Clearly, there is a story to be discovered about her own life back in England prior to her arrival in Virginia.
Brockhurst’s inventory incorporated a lot of William Bouldin I’s possessions along with his own, and referred to four children.lii The accounts for both Brockhurt and Brokas, along with the will of Edward Jones also revealed the presence of otherwise unknown half-siblings and a stepdaughter. Captain William Brockhurst and chirurgeon Edward Jones were literate men while William Brokas could only sign his name with a simple “W” mark.
In 1677, claimed 400 acres for transporting eight head rights, including William
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Boulden I, William Boldin Junr., (II), Thomas Boldin (II), and Mary Whaite [sic].liii
1679 account of his estate included “tobacco to be paid William Bolding whch was
Left him by his father William Bolding in his last will & testament as appears by the
said Will amounting to the sume of} 7000” pounds of tobacco. The total sum of the account was 10, 786 pounds of tobacco.liv Note that there was no mention of William Bouldin’s brother Thomas.
The clerk’s more formal account also referred to William Bowlding and the tobacco left to him by his father William Bowling [sic] per will.lv
1679 inventory mentioned four children, and “A Lease of Land at towne point” valued at 6, 000 lbs. of tobacco.lvi
A witness to the will of William Bouldin I.lvii
Several “years of Rent of land which he also satisfied Wm Bouling”[sic] as by his receipt, which rent was received by Wm Brokas.lviii Again, there was no reference to William Bouldin’s brother Thomas.
His Lordship had granted Essex Lodge to William Brokas who left it to his daughter Susanna.lix As the wife of Garratt Morry/Murrey, Susanna sold the Essex Lodge property to her stepbrother, William Bouldin II on 21 Dec. 1691.lx
In 1694, referred to the alterations by Lord Baltimore, which resulted in the loss of eight rights of land re Brockhurst’s transportation of the Bouldin family members.lxi
“John Moor per account of Rent wch. Being Rent due from Land in Virginia the Proper Estate of Wm Boulding & by me satisfied him since he Came to Age amounting in the Inventory to the sume of} 3, 000” pounds of tobacco.lxii
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There were several “years of Rent of land which he also satisfied Wm Bouling” [sic] as by his receipt, which rent was received by Wm Brockas in his lifetime, in the
sum of 6,700 pounds of tobacco. Lastly, “the Plantation of Town point wch. Being
a lease of Land in remainder of About six yeares to Come at the time of the appraismt of the necessary habitation of the Children & the proper estate of Wm
Bowling [sic] & by mee satisfied him since he Came to Age whch being appraised
six years before by me of the same appraisrs was then valued at but 2, 000 lbs. tob.
& now valued as appears in the inventory at the sume of} 6, 000 lbs. tobacco.lxiii
With a wife named Elizabeth, Jones served as witness to a deed of William Bouldin II and wife Thomasin Nash in 1695.lxiv
William Bouldin II in a 1723 deposition stated that he had Told his mother about the path clearing and she told it to his father [sic] and the next Day he heard his afd father-in-law Edward Jones” say how clever Mr. Augustine Herman was because the path would gain him additional acreage.lxv His stepfather Edward Jones was called “father” out of respect but William II then makes it clear that Jones was actually his stepfather. (This term not only meant father-in-laws but also stepfathers in the 17th-century. Knowledge of Thomasin’s own family proves that stepfather is meant here.)
William Bouldin II’s mother, the much-married Mary Thwaite-(Bouldin)-Brockhurst-Brocas-Jones, appears to have died by August 1693. Although Edward Jones was described during a 13 October 1695 court session as the one who married the relict of Brokas, this does not necessarily mean that Mary was still living at the time. He was still responsible for the accounting of the various estates to the court’s satisfaction. He might be the Edward Jones with wife Dorothy since a will of Robert Crooke, dated 28 August 1693, mentioned an Edward Jones, his wife Dorothy, and his only daughter, Elizabeth.lxvi
When William Bouldin II and his wife Thomasin of Cecil County sold 200 acres called the Addition in Kent County to Samuel Osborn on 27 September 1695, his stepfather Edward Jones and his latest wife, Elizabeth, served as witnesses. The Addition had once belonged to Thomasin’s father, Richard Nash. Thomasin signed her name with an “O” mark, which she consistently used throughout her life.lxvii
The 4 March 1696/7 will and lengthy inventory of Edward Jones did not mention any of his stepchildren. Edward Jones’ inventory did mention a silver tobacco box, once belonging to William Bouldin I, and then William Brockhurst. Edward Jones named wife Elizabeth and
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his only child, daughter Elizabeth Jones, who was to inherit all the lands, slaves and goods
after his wife’s death.lxviii The lands included a tract called Mesopotamia, which he patented on 10 August 1684, while other parcels were called Jones Green Spring, Salem, and others.lxix It is too bad that deeds by Edward Jones to his daughter Elizabeth have not survived either in Baltimore, Kent or Cecil Counties. It would have been helpful to know
Elizabeth Jones’ age in 1684 in order to establish whether his previous wife Mary was her mother. Since it was seventeen years between 1684 and her marriage to James Harris on 2 April 1701,lxx Elizabeth thus must have been an infant or a very small child in 1684. We can deduce, however, that Elizabeth was among the unnamed children mentioned in the 1694 accounts.
Aged 42 in 1724 and 48 in 1730, James Harris was born about 1682.lxxi He and Elizabeth were probably close in age. Elizabeth (Jones) Harris last appeared in the land records on 13 August 1714 in Kent County.lxxii Although no evidence of a prior wife for Edward Jones has been located, this does not necessarily mean that there was no previous wife. In view of the circumstantial evidence, however, Elizabeth Jones was more likely Edward Jones’ daughter by wife Mary Thwaite, but we do not yet have absolute proof.
It pays to scrutinize every available resource, even in burned counties like this example has shown for Virginia and Maryland. Every clue or inference counts. Besides the unusually detailed will of William Bouldin I, these inventories and accounts reveal their extraordinary role concerning William Bouldin II’s paternity, his legacy, and previously unknown half-siblings and step-sister. These family dynamics have entirely rewritten this particular generation. William Bouldin II grew up with a brother Thomas Bouldin II, two or three Brockhurst half-siblings; maybe one Brocas half-sibling, possible half-sibling Elizabeth Jones, and an older stepsister Susanna Brocas. In this complex household, the only living person William Bouldin II could rightfully claim as his full-blooded relative at age seventeen was his mother, Mary Thwaite.
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+ William Thwayte/Bouldin II2 (William Bouldin I 1), b. ca. 1664–1666, Abingdon
Parish, Gloucester County, Virginia; married Thomasin Nash; and died after 17
April 1734, place unknown.
On 30 July 1694, William Bouldin II, planter, gave his widowed friend Ruth Wheeler of Kent County, slave Peter, other accouterments, and 3, 200 pounds of tobacco.lxxiii William Bouldin II signed the document in the form of a tidy monogram, WB. (The “W” was usually composed of two interlocking “V”s, a device that he would use throughout his life.) William Bouldin II also appeared as the greatest creditor and administrator of Samuel Wheeler’s estate since his widow Ruth refused administer his estate, possibly due to poor health.lxxiv His Bouldin name on the 25 May 1695 preprinted form was penned as “Bowlin.”lxxv In 10 February 1700, as William Boulden, he was one of the bondsmen for the estate of John Veazy.lxxvi He also served as a witness to an indenture made between Casparus Augustine Herman of Bohemia Manor and Richard ffranklin on 26 Dec. 1704, and another between Thomas Browning and James Harris on 12 April 1708.lxxvii The latter deed is significant since James Harris was the husband of Elizabeth Jones who is believed to be William’s possible younger half-sister.
It is through land records and depositions that we find more genealogical information and a glimpse of William Bouldin II’s personality. On 10 November 1702, William Bolding and wife Thomasin sold Thomas Browning 100 acres along Scots Mans Creek on the south side of Bohemia River. This was called Essex Lodge, which had been patented by William “Brouckus,” adjacent to the Glebe Farm and Saint Stephen’s Church.lxxviii How William Bouldin possessed this property was explained in another Browning deed dated 12 April 1708. His Lordship had granted Essex Lodge to William Brockas who left it to his daughter Susanna.lxxix Omealys or Omaleys Creek, near Bohemia River, was later known as Scots Mans or Scotsman’s Creek. As the wife of Garratt Morry, Susanna Brocas sold the Essex Lodge property to her stepbrother, William Bouldin II on 21 Dec. 1691.lxxx Her husband Garrett Morry later made a will as Garratt Murrey on 29 January 1699/1700, in which he mentioned his “wife,” sister Bettey Jones and William Veazey as executors, and son William.lxxxi It is uncertain whether Bettey Jones was the same as the Elizabeth Jones, widow of Edward Jones or Elizabeth Jones, daughter of Edward Jones.
As a planter, William Bouldin II may not have been educated like his mother Mary Thwaite, but he was shrewd about land investments. As William Bouldinge, he obtained a patent in 1721 for 100 acres called ffateague or Fateague on a neck of land between the north side of Bohemia Back Creek and south side of Elk River. It was located to the southward of Boulding’s plantation, and adjacent to Welch Point.lxxxii
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In a deed dated 23 April 1715, William Bolden and wife Thomasin (with her consent) sold Thomas Keare a parcel called William’s Choice containing 100 acres in Cecil County along
the creeks of Bohemia River.lxxxiii Thomas Keare and wife Mary in their deed of 28 April 1715 sold William Bolden one half of his portion of a tract containing 300 acres, which had been given to Keare and his brother James from their father Thomas Keare, deceased.lxxxiv Lawrence Rawson and wife Susanna sold 150 acres of land called Bristoll to William Boulding on 4 December 1717.lxxxv James Keare, bricklayer, also decided to sell his inheritance. On 21 April 1724, he sold his tract called Uppermost on Bohemia back creek to William “Bowldin.”lxxxvi William Boulding or Bolden petitioned that he was seized in fee simple of a part of a tract originally granted to someone who later sold it to Keare, who called it Chancellors Choice. Since there was a surplus of 100 acres of land, William Boulden requested a special warrant to have the property resurveyed and have his rightful portion, Boulden’s Rest, properly accounted for.lxxxvii
In 1727, William Bouldin made three depositions in court about past owners of certain tracts, which he remembered from his youthful days. Now aged about sixty-two on 6 July 1727, William Boulding recalled clearing a road from Ferry Point als Hacks Point towards the White Marsh, and a notched white oak tree.lxxxviii His second deposition on the same day concerned the “Roan Mair Valley” and their inhabitants.lxxxix During that same year, he again testified at age sixty-two that he did not know a tract called Wormust.xcAged about sixty [sic], he again testified in court on 6 September 1727 that he remembered well the Chesnut stump under dispute, which had served as a boundary marker for the Glebe land near Saint Stephen’s Church.xci On 26 April 1731, at age sixty-six, he testified about the land boundaries of an inhabitant.xcii His age during his recollections about his mother and stepfather Edward Jones was given as sixty-eight on 29 June 1731.xciii On 15 June 1732, as William Boulding Senior, he gave two more testimonials. He was now aged about sixty-eight. He recalled his father-in-law Edward Jones’ tract called Salem and a notched tree, which served as one of boundaries for many years for a seat called Manchester, once John Veazey’s.xciv On average, most of his ages placed his birth between years 1664-1666.
His wife Thomasin Nash-Bouldin also testified in court. Too ill to meet at a designated spot on 2 May 1727 to show authorities the location of the boundaries mentioned in the suit, Thomasin was present on 3 July 1727. She declared that she did know any tract called Wormust as claimed by a plaintiff.xcv During the 6 July 1727 court session with her husband, she deposed that she was aged about fifty-five. This places her birth date as circa 1672. She remembered a tree with twelve notches some fifty years before, prior her father Richard Nash’s death about forty-eight years ago. This tree had divided her father’s land from Mr. Peter Hack’s. Her mother planted cucumbers and other vines around that very tree some forty-three years before.xcvi In another testimony, Thomasin recalled as a young child, she heard her father tell her mother that his land came to that place, the “roan Mair Valley.”xcvii
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The surviving records of Saint Stephen’s Episcopal Church contain entries so poorly penned from a bad quill that several dates are nearly illegible. Many pages are missing altogether while mere fragments from other pages remain. Estelle Smith Keppler mentioned
that William Bouldin II’s daughter Mary was born in 1698. While the years are hard to
read, the earliest entries on that page after Mary’s name stood for the year 1689. Moreover, two wills make clear that she was born before 1698.
3. + William Thwaite/Bouldin II2 (William Bouldin I1) and Thomasin Nash were parents of the following known children:
Mary Bouldin, b 2 Jan. 1689;xcviii probably died during her minority since her father did not appear to make any deeds to her or her possible husband. Robert Crook’s will, dated 28 August 1693, left a bequest for Mary.xcix She was last mentioned when she was given a legacy in Samuel Wheeler’s will of 15 January 1694.c
+Richard Bouldin, b 5 Dec. 1693 and bp. 24 Oct. 1697;ci d between 28 Oct. 1740 and 1 Jan. 1741, Cecil Co., Md.;cii m Mary Hews (or Hughes) 17 Jan.1716, Saint Stephen’s.ciii Mary was the daughter of Owen Hews or Hughes and his wife Mary.civ
+Elizabeth Bouldin, b. 3 July 1696 and bp. 24 Oct. 1697;cv will proven 18 August 1782, Cecil Co., Md.;cvi m Thomas Bedle (or Biddle and Beetle), 13 Jan. 1717, Saint Stephen’s.cvii Thomas was the son of John Biddle and wife Mary Jones.cviii
+William Bouldin (III), b 29 June 1704,cix twin; d (before 9 April) 1740, Cecil Co., Md.;cx m Martha Price, who later married Richard Ellwood.cxi Martha was the daughter of Thomas and Mary Price.cxii
Alexander Bouldin, b 29 June 1704, twin;cxiii d after September 1749; named along with brother Thomas as kin of their brother Richard’s 1741 inventory.cxiv By 1737, he m. Mary _____cxv and was still alive as of September 1749, at an unspecified location.cxvi He may have lived along the Delaware region where he had been a witnesscxvii before he again disappeared from the records. It is believed that he moved to another location yet unknown.
+Col. Thomas II Bouldin, b 15 Jan. 1706;cxviii made will 1 May 1777; proven in court 2 June 1783; d c. 1783, “Golden Hills,” near Drakes Branch, Charlotte Co., Va.cxix; m 29 Jan. 1733, Ann “Nancy” Clark, Saint Stephen’s.cxx She was the daughter of Thomas Clark, of New Castle, Delaware and “late of Philadelphia,” Pennsylvania, and Jane Wood (also called Jannetje and Jenneken) of New Castle, Delaware, New York, and Barbados.cxxi
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Samuel Bouldin, b 7 Jan. 1709; bur. 27 Feb. 1714, Saint Stephen’s Parish, Cecil Co., Md.cxxii
+James Bouldin, b 4 Sept. 1712;cxxiii d 17 Feb. 1784, Pencader Hundred, New Castle, De.;cxxiv m Elizabeth Phillips. Elizabeth was the daughter of Nathan Phillips and may be the one listed as born 16 April 1725 in Saint Mary Anne’s register. cxxv
Some kind of dispute developed over the Addition tract title, which William Bouldin and wife Thomasin had sold back in 1695. On 17 Oct. 1732, the court heard the history of the property, which once belonged to Thomasin Nash before her marriage, and the complaints of a Capt. William Elliott. After William Bouldin II and wife Thomasin again “sold” the Addition parcel to help defend and secure the title for Capt. Elliott, the court privately found Thomasin Nash-Bouldin willing to acknowledge the deed. This document was not recorded until May 1738 court to finalize the dispute between the parties involved in the case.cxxvi To the author’s best knowledge, October 1732 was the last documented appearance of Thomasin Nash-Bouldin.
William Bouldin II parceled out various lands as his legacy to his surviving children. On 3 February 1733, William Boulding II gave his son Thomas Boulding the plantation where he, William, now lives, and which formerly belonged to Edward Booker. It consisted of 250 acres and was called Bristol.cxxvii On 4 February, he gave his son Richard Boulding a tract, which once belonged to Rawson, being about fifty acres.cxxviii His son-in-law, Thomas Beetle [sic] received fifty acres along the Elk River.cxxix The next day, he gave his son William Bouldin Jr. (III) a piece of property consisting of 130 acres along Bohemia Back Creek, adjacent to Thomas Beetle and Thomas Boulding.cxxx He also gave his son Alexander Boulding the land he was already in possession of, being 150 acres adjacent to Thomas Boulding.cxxxi In court on 17 April 1734, William Bouldin acknowledged his transactions in court.cxxxii This proves that William Bouldin II was still alive at this date, and was around 70 years old. Since his wife Thomasin’s name or signature did not appear among these deeds, it is believed that she was no longer living.
Now getting on in years, and likely widowed, William Bouldin II appears to have made a conscious decision not to make a will, since no will, account or inventory has been located for him or for his son Alexander. The rest of the Bouldin family members had left behind such records. The possibility that William II might have moved away with son Alexander Bouldin to a new location in or after 1734 should be considered. It would explain the absence of such records for William II and son Alexander in subsequent Cecil County records. Only once did Alexander come back to Cecil County in 1738 before he disappeared again. It is probably no accident that William Bouldin II and son Alexander disappeared together from the Cecil County records in or after 1734
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What became of William and Thomasin’s surviving children? Some of them stayed in the area while others eventually left the county. Since there has been so much confusion and merging of wrong individuals in this particular generation, their own children have been included in order to clear up the last few problems of the Bouldin saga. Again, It pays to examine every available resource.
5. +Richard Bouldin (William Bouldin II,2 William Bouldin I 1): As the oldest surviving child who reached maturity and married Mary Hews, he appeared in court on 8 April 1718 to make an oath about the account he made concerning his brother-in-law Gabriel Hews’estate.cxxxiii There appears to have been an epidemic, which killed a number of settlers in 1739/1740, and Richard may have been among them since he made his will on 28 October 1740 in Cecil County. He named children Richard, Thomas (m. cousin Augustina Bouldin), Mary (m. Richard Ford), Thomason, Margaret, and Rachel, and his brother Thomas Boulding. A son John had predeceased him.cxxxiv The younger children were to be taught “reading, writing and arithmetick” and have Richard Ford as their guardian. Richard Bouldin’s will was probated in court on 1 January 1740 (Old Style),cxxxv with his own son Richard named as executor. His inventory included a writing desk and violin.cxxxvi His property known as Richard’s Chance was surveyed and mapped in 1722–1723. The 335 acres stood on the north side of Back Creek, between Thomas’ Branch and Long/Muddy Creeks.cxxxvii
6. +Elizabeth Bouldin (William Bouldin II,2 William Bouldin I 1): She lived to advanced age like her father and husband. She was still living in Cecil County when her husband Thomas Biddle’s will was made on 6 June 1767. A codicil was added on 13 June 1767. He named wife Elizabeth, children William, Thomas, Rachel, Noble, and Rachel’s daughter, Mary Barneby. Son William displeased him in some way since he was cut off with the classic one-shilling, wearing apparel and no more. Biddle’s will was admitted to court on 8 Feb. 1773.cxxxviii Now aged seventy-seven, Elizabeth was still living on 4 February 1774 when she appeared in court concerning his accounts, cxxxix and made her own will which was proven in court on 18 August 1782. She named daughters Mary, Sarah, Rachel, sons Noble and William, Mary the wife of son Noble, and granddaughters Mary and Amelia.cxl
It turned out that Thomas Biddle did not name all of his children in his will. The “representatives” of Thomas Biddle’s estate in these 1774 accounts were his widow Elizabeth, Mary Ford, Sarah Veazey, Rebecca Armstrong, Thomas Biddle, Noble Biddle, and Mary Barnaby. Their daughter Rachel and son William were not mentioned in these accounts. cxli Mary Barnaby was the granddaughter mentioned in Thomas Biddle’s will along with his sons Thomas and Noble. Mary Ford, who had married James Ford,
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eventually moved to South Carolina.cxlii Rebecca Armstrong first married her cousin William Bouldin IV, and then John Armstrong. She had issue by both, including a son Noble Bouldin, and Martha and John Armstrong.cxliii Noble Biddle, in turn, witnessed John and Rebecca Armstrong’s administration bond of William Bouldin IV’s estate, 23 May 1773,cxliv and Rebecca’s will dated 24 April 1777.cxlv Her will stipulated that a Thomas Biddle, likely her brother, to be the guardian of Martha and John Armstrong. Since Rebecca died before her mother Elizabeth Biddle, she was not mentioned in her mother’s will. Rebecca’s son Lewis Bouldin administered her estate on 22 June 1778, and a John Veazey was mentioned along with Noble Beedle, security.cxlvi As Nobel Biddel, he was named as Rebecca’s next of kin, in her inventory.cxlvii He mentioned his son Bouldin Biddle, and daughter Elizabeth, wife of Noble Veazey in his own will in 1796. His witnesses were J. Barneby, John Bouldin and Adam Armstrong.cxlviii
7. +William Bouldin III, twin (William Bouldin II,2 William Bouldin I 1): He married while very young, to Martha Price, believed to be the one of that name, recorded as born 6 June 1705 at Saint Stephen’s, and daughter of Thomas and Mary Price..cxlix According to an account presented in court 25 February 1734, William paid off his debt of eighteen shillings and seven and a half pence.cl He did not leave a will, but he died sometime before 9 April 1740 when his inventory was presented to the Cecil County court by his appraisers.cli When his widow Martha Boulding appeared in court on 26 July 1741, she made oath that the inventory was just to the best of her knowledge.clii Martha later married widower Richard Ellwood, and with her new husband, presented an account of William Boulding’s estate on 6 August 1744, in which her four Bouldin children were named: Richard, William (IV), Elizabeth and Mary.cliii Martha Price-Bouldin-Ellwood did not live long. Richard Ellwood made a will dated 20 Dec. 1750, in which he named his older children Richard, Mary and Sarah Ellwood, and then his youngest child, Martha Ellwood. His other son John was executor. No wife was mentioned.cliv
Given the extensive confusion in the Bouldin lineage in many publications about this William Bouldin III, his children are discussed further to clarify and disentangle various family relationships. His son Richard made his own will on 25 March 1748, as a young adult and chose uncle William Price and brother-in-law James Foster as his executors. His plantation on Back Creek was to go to his sister Elizabeth and the other plantation on Elk River to his brother William. Since his sister Mary was not mentioned in his 1748 will or inventory or accounts, she may have already died or married. The rest of his possessions were to go to “my honored and well beloved Mother’s youngest daughter Martha.” Since this particular Martha was deliberately not described as his sister, this indicated that his mother had remarried and had a new daughter Martha. His uncle James Boulding was among the witnesses. It would not be until 10 May 1748 that his will was probated,clv and his account submitted in court by his uncle William Price on 9 June 1749.clvi Like his brother Richard, William Bouldin III had his land patented. Known as Boulding’s Rest, the 330 acres, it began at St. Thomas’ Creek towards Back Creek.clvii
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William Bouldin III’s son, William Bouldin IV, also married very young and lived until about 1764 when his young widow Rebecca came to court on 16 June 1764 to make oath about his inventory, taken on 25 March 1764. His nearest kin were named as James and Thomas Boulding.clviii In his account presented in September 1766 court, his young children were named Richard, Lewis, Mary, William, and Noble. A Noble Beedle was among the sureties.clix Rebecca was his cousin and daughter of Elizabeth Boulding and Thomas Biddle not only because of her name being listed in Thomas Biddle’s 1774 account, but also in view of the name, Noble, and the presence of a John Biddle in the 1766 account. A John Biddle Jr. was one of her securities. Also recall that Noble Biddle served as a witness to her 1774 will and present on other occasions.
8. Alexander Bouldin, twin (William Bouldin II,2 William Bouldin I 1): Named in an account of John Nelson presented in court on 11 July 1735, he paid off his debt to Nelson’s executor in the amount of £16, 3s and half pence. He and his wife Mary sold his parcel to brother-in-law Thomas Beetle [sic] on 15 February 1737. This parcel was part of a tract called Uppermost, and consisted of the remaining 50 acres. The other 50 acres of Uppermost had been sold to Thomas Price Jr. Signed with his monogram, AB, the document listed a John Copson and Thomas Price as witnesses.clx The maiden name of his wife Mary is yet to be determined. His 33–acre parcel, Beetle’s Intent, was also surveyed and platted by warrant in 1737–1738. It was located on the east side of Elk River in the neck between the said river and Back Creek, not far from the property called Uppermost.clxi In 1738, he patented 33 acres called Beetle’s Intent.clxii Although Alexander later left the county, he could not have lived all that far away, given the primitive mode of travel, and because he was able to return to Cecil County in 1741 as one of the brothers named in Richard Bouldin’s inventory.
Until now, Alexander’s
subsequent whereabouts remained a mystery for decades, thanks to his
name being omitted from the index in a publication concerning
depositions. Through a thorough examination of other depositions by
every other near relative, including his cousin Richard Nash, and
brother James Boulding, Alexander Boulding’s name suddenly came to
light. According to his cousin Richard Nash’s testimony on 4
February 1750, he was aged about fifty-five and living at New Castle,
Delaware. Alexander Boulding had come to his house the previous
September. Although summoned to testify about a disputed tract
called Swaile in Cecil County, he somehow “escaped” from
his duty, stating that he would rather “go to prison than do it
because it would hurt his Relations very Much.” Alexander went on
to describe the very tree in question in the suit, stating that his
father had put his very hand on that tree and said it was the
“Chancellors bounded tree.”clxiii
James Boulding, aged approximately thirty-seven, stated that he heard
Alexander Boulding say he was fishing that
day and that his father had told him “it was well if that tree that had Notches on it did not
hurt their Land.” He then later claimed that he knew nothing of the matter.clxiv Thomas
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Price Sr., aged seventy-six, recalled that he was a small boy of six or seven when he last saw the tree in question, and could not recall more about the area by Thomas Beadles’ Landing other than it was once known as Rowland Williams Back Landing. He also heard that Alexander Boulding had been fishing with his brother at the time and when he came ashore, he asked his father (who was standing by the tree) what the notches were for. His father replied that it was a bounded tree.clxv
It appears that some kind of trouble arose over some tract, which had the potential to impact the Bouldin family land holdings. Alexander Boulding lived not far from his cousin Richard Nash in New Castle County, Delaware, since he served as a witness to a 1748 deed of Anthony Rawlings of Kent Co., Delaware. He does not appear again in the land records.clxvi No will has been listed for him in Delaware. Perhaps future research in the deed and court records would yield more helpful information.
Alexander Bouldin is not to be confused with an Alexander Jehu Bouldin (1798-1855), a lifelong native of Baltimore and surveyor. Owner of a Bouldin farm in Baltimore during the War of 1812, this Alexander was the son of a Jehu Bouldin (1760-1830), another Baltimore native. His parentage is unknown.clxvii While these names are suggestive, no evidence at this time has come to light showing their connection to Alexander Bouldin.
9. +Col. Thomas Bouldin [III?](William Bouldin II,2 William Bouldin I 1): The account of John Nelson in court session dated 25 February 1734 revealed that Thomas paid off his debt of one shilling.clxviii On 21 Feb.1737 in Cecil County, Thomas acknowledged that he had never received any goods, chattels, rights or credits from his mother-in-law Jane (Wood) Clark’s estate in Barbados.clxix Thomas Bouldin sold one tract called Bristol to William Dames on 29 May 1744,clxx and another parcel called Bouldings Rest to Thomas Beetle [sic] on 11 October 1744. clxxi That same day, he and Thomas Beetle and their respective wives Ann and Elizabeth sold land to Dorothy Patton 107 acres.clxxiiAfter he settled his family at their new homestead called Golden Hills near Drakes Branch in Charlotte County, Virginia, he served the Revolutionary War cause with distinction. Col. Thomas and wife Ann “Nancy” Clark were parents of James E., Ephraim, Francinia, Thomas Jr., Joseph, Wood, Richard, William B., Thomasin, Mary, and Jenneke.clxxiii
11. +James Bouldin (William Bouldin II,2
William Bouldin I 1): He chose to remain in
Cecil County for years, and was named in the will of his
father-in-law Nathan Phillips’ will of 24 May 1748.clxxiv
He ultimately moved to Pencader Hundred at New Castle, Delaware where
he died on 17 Feb. 1784 after making a will dated 4 January 1783. The
witnesses were James Foster, Andrew Biddle, and Robert Armstrong. He
and his wife Elizabeth raised a number of children named James,
Thomas, Nathan, Elisha, Jesse, Augustina, Rachel, and Elijah.clxxv
There was also a son-in-law Richard Bouldin who was mentioned in
Elizabeth Bouldin’s own will in 1785.clxxvi
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It is doubtful that James Bouldin knew that he had moved back to a township and state
where his maternal great-grandfather once lived prior to 1658. That is another story, which will be included in an article about the ancestry of Thomasin Nash. Instead, descendants should be grateful that Thomas Bouldin I, William Bouldin I, and William Bouldin II, as the only living male in each generation, managed to produce the next surviving generation against such great odds. It is hoped that descendants of various Bouldins can now trace their lines back to the children of this fourth generation and complete their family trees.
Those who are descendants of Col. Thomas Bouldin of Maryland and Virginia may find the following information of interest. After his move to Virginia from Maryland, Col. Thomas Bouldin became one of the most prominent citizens of Charlotte County, Virginia. We know that Col. Thomas Bouldin in Virginia was the same man as the Thomas Bouldin, born to William Bouldin II and Thomasin Nash, not only because of the names given to his children, but also because one of his sons, Richard Bouldin, was born on a ship as they sailed down the Chesapeake Bay towards Virginia. Richard Bouldin was often heard to say “By G_d! I was not born in any country-I was born on the Chesapeake Bay.”clxxvii
Besides being a planter, merchant, justice of the peace and magistrate, Col. Thomas Bouldin was a sheriff. He served both in the French and Indian War and the Revolutionary War. His sons Thomas, Joseph, Wood and Richard Bouldin also served in the Revolutionary cause.clxxviii
Col. Thomas Bouldin’s grandsons, Thomas Tyler Bouldin and James Wood Bouldin, both served as members of the House of Representatives, while his other grandson, Louis C. Bouldin, served as a member of the Virginia Senate. Still another grandson, Wood Bouldin, was a member of the Convention of 1901–1902 while another great-grandson, Powhatan Bouldin, was a respected journalist.clxxix
Thus concludes the Bouldin saga concerning the corrected first four generations and disentanglement of various identities of the fifth generation. Hopefully, DNA testing in the future will provide the long-sought proof connecting Thomas Bouldin I of England and Virginia and the William Bouldin I of Gloucester County, Virginia and Baltimore County, Maryland.
Descendants of William Thwait BOULDEN
Generation No. 1
1. WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN (WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)1 was born Abt. 1666 in Abbington Parish, Glouchester Co.,VA1, and died Abt. 1741 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1. He married THOMASIN NASH1 1687 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, daughter of RICHARD NASH and ANNE BLUNT. She was born 1671 in KENT, MARYLAND1, and died Aft. Oct 1732.
Children of WILLIAM BOULDEN and THOMASIN NASH are:
2. i. RICHARD6 BOULDEN, b. 05 Dec 1693, CECIL CO, MARYLAND; d. Bet. 28 Oct 1740 - 01 Jan 1740/41, Cecil Co., Maryland.
3. ii. ELIZABETH BOULDEN, b. 03 Jul 1696, CECIL CO, MARYLAND; d. Aft. 04 Feb 1774.
iii. MARY BOULDEN1, b. 02 Jan 1697/98, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1; d. Aft. 1694.
More About MARY BOULDEN:
Christening: ST STEPHENS PARISH1
4. iv. WILLIAM BOULDEN, b. 29 Jun 1704, CECIL CO, MARYLAND; d. Bef. 09 Apr 1740, Cecil Co., Maryland.
v. ALEXANDER BOULDEN1, b. 29 Jun 1704, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1; d. Aft. 1750, Living in New Castle, DE in 1750; m. MARY.
5. vi. THOMAS BOULDIN, b. 15 Jan 1705/06, CECIL CO, MARYLAND; d. 01 May 1783, Golden Hills, near Drakes Br., CHARLOTTE CO, VIRGINIA.
vii. SAMUEL BOULDEN1, b. 07 Jan 1708/09, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1; d. 27 Feb 1713/14, Saint Stephen's, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1.
6. viii. JAMES BOULDEN, b. 04 Sep 1712, CECIL CO, MARYLAND; d. 17 Feb 1784, Pencader Hundred, NEW CASTLE DELAWARE.
Generation No. 2
2. RICHARD6 BOULDEN (WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)1 was born 05 Dec 1693 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, and died Bet. 28 Oct 1740 - 01 Jan 1740/41 in Cecil Co., Maryland1. He married MARY HEWES1 17 Jan 1715/16 in St. Stephen's, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, daughter of OWEN HEWES and MARY.
More About RICHARD BOULDEN:
Christening: 24 Oct 1697, ST STEPHENS PARISH1
Children of RICHARD BOULDEN and MARY HEWES are:
7. i. MARY7 BOULDEN, b. 19 Nov 1717, CECIL CO, MARYLAND.
8. ii. RICHARD BOULDEN, b. 10 Aug 1720, CECIL CO, MARYLAND; d. Abt. 1803, CECIL CO, MARYLAND.
iii. THOMASIN BOULDEN1, b. 07 May 1724, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1.
iv. MARGARET BOULDEN1, b. 15 Oct 1726, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1.
9. v. CAPTAIN THOMAS BOULDEN, b. 01 Apr 1728, CECIL CO, MARYLAND; d. 1783, CECIL CO, MARYLAND.
vi. JOHN BOULDEN1, b. 03 Apr 1730, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1; d. Bef. 1741, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1.
vii. RACHEL BOULDEN1, b. 07 Oct 1732, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1.
3. ELIZABETH6 BOULDEN (WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)1 was born 03 Jul 1696 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, and died Aft. 04 Feb 1774. She married THOMAS BIDDLE1 13 Jan 1716/17 in Saint Stephen's, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, son of JOHN BIDDLE and MARY JONES. He was born in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, and died Bef. 08 Feb 1773.
More About ELIZABETH BOULDEN:
Christening: 24 Oct 1697, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1
Children of ELIZABETH BOULDEN and THOMAS BIDDLE are:
i. SARAH7 BIDDLE1.
ii. MARY BIDDLE1.
iii. WILLIAM BIDDLE1, b. 03 May 1718, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1.
10. iv. RACHEL BIDDLE, b. Abt. 1720.
v. NOBLE BIDDLE1, b. 17251.
vi. THOMAS BIDDLE1, b. 1728, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1.
11. vii. REBECCA BIDDLE.
4. WILLIAM6 BOULDEN (WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)1 was born 29 Jun 1704 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, and died Bef. 09 Apr 1740 in Cecil Co., Maryland1. He married MARTHA PRICE11, daughter of THOMAS PRICE and MARY ?. She was born 06 Jun 1705 in St. Stephen's, Cecil Co., Maryland, and died Bef. Dec 1750.
Children of WILLIAM BOULDEN and MARTHA PRICE are:
i. RICHARD7 BOULDIN1, b. CECIL CO, MARYLAND1; d. Bet. 25 Mar - 10 May 1748, Cecil Co., Maryland; m. FOSTER.
ii. MARY BOULDIN1, b. CECIL CO, MARYLAND1.
12. iii. WILLIAM BOULDIN, b. CECIL CO, MARYLAND; d. Bef. 16 Jun 1764, Cecil Co., Maryland.
iv. ELIZABETH BOULDIN, b. Cecil Co., Maryland.
5. THOMAS6 BOULDIN (WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)1 was born 15 Jan 1705/06 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, and died 01 May 1783 in Golden Hills, near Drakes Br., CHARLOTTE CO, VIRGINIA1. He married ANN (NANCY) WOOD CLARK1 29 Jan 1732/33 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, daughter of THOMAS CLARK and JENNEKE WOOD. She was born 1715 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, and died 25 Nov 1780 in CHARLOTTE CO. VIRGINIA1.
Notes for THOMAS BOULDIN:
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Thomas Bouldin and his young family undertook a long and arduous journey from Maryland to Virginia to occupy the land he received in a grant from King George II of 970 acres. He built the 2nd framed house ever constructed in Virginia and expanded his landholdings until he had reached a position of wealth and prominence in the territory. He was appointed the first sheriff of Lunenburg County, served several terms, ascended to the Bench of the County Court and served as Justice from 1749 to 1759. He played an active role in the French and Indian War between 1753 and 1768. In 1773 he was commissioned a Lieutenant Colonel in the militia of Charlotte County. His son Wood was a Major in the Revolution, and Thomas, an Ensign. Two of Wood's sons were elected to Congress and Wood's wife, Joanna Tyler, was the aunt of President John Tyler. His great-grandson, Powhatan Bouldin was the distinguished author of "The Old Trunk", which chronicles the lives of Colonel Bouldin, his family, friends and associates in colonial times in and about Charlotte County. He is buried there at "Golden Hills" near the old homeplace, along with numerous children and descendents.
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Burial: GOLDEN HILLS, CHARLOTTE CO, VA1
Notes for ANN (NANCY) WOOD CLARK:
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Ann was the great-grandaughter of Augustine Herman, the first Bohemian to come to America, and Lord of Bohemia Manor, an estate of over 30, 000 acres in the Northern part of Maryland.
Children of THOMAS BOULDIN and ANN CLARK are:
13. i. JAMES E.7 BOULDIN, b. 10 Aug 1734, CECIL CO. MARYLAND; d. 13 May 1801, Charlotte Co., VA.
ii. EPHRAIM BOULDIN1, b. 09 Feb 1735/36, CECIL CO, MD1; d. 1782, CHARLOTTE CO, VA1.
iii. FRANCENIA BOULDIN1, b. 06 Aug 1737, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1; d. 25 Dec 1811, CHARLOTTE CO, VA1; m. JOHN COX1, 19 Jun 1758, CHARLOTTE CO, VIRGINIA1.
14. iv. THOMAS BOULDIN, b. 31 Dec 1738, CECIL CO. MARYLAND; d. 1827, HENRY CO. VIRGINIA.
15. v. JOSEPH BOULDIN, b. 30 Nov 1740, CECIL CO, MARYLAND; d. 1823, HENRY CO, VA.
16. vi. MAJOR WOOD BOULDIN, b. 04 Jun 1742, CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND; d. 13 Mar 1800, CHARLOTTE CO, VIRGINIA..
17. vii. RICHARD BOULDIN, b. 10 May 1744, aboard ship on Chesepeake Bay; d. 02 Dec 1810, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
18. viii. WILLIAM B. BOULDIN, b. 03 Mar 1744/45, BRUNSWICK CO, VA; d. Aft. 1817, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
ix. THOMASIN BOULDIN1, b. 01 Jan 1747/48, CHARLOTTE CO, VIRGINIA1.
x. MARY BOULDIN1, b. 10 Aug 1750, CHARLOTTE CO, VA1; m. BARTLEYS COX1, 02 Nov 1768, LUNENBURG CO, VIRGINIA1.
xi. JENNEKE BOULDIN1, b. 31 Dec 1752, CHARLOTTE CO, VA1.
6. JAMES6 BOULDEN (WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)1 was born 04 Sep 1712 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, and died 17 Feb 1784 in Pencader Hundred, NEW CASTLE DELAWARE1. He married ELIZABETH PHILLIPS1 in NEW CASTLE CO, DELAWARE1, daughter of NATHAN PHILLIPS and JANE. She was born 16 Apr 1725, and died 1785 in NEW CASTLE CO, DELAWARE1.
Children of JAMES BOULDEN and ELIZABETH PHILLIPS are:
19. i. ELISHA7 BOULDIN, d. Abt. 1821, NEW CASTLE CO, DE.
20. ii. ELIJAH BOULDIN, d. Bef. 1783.
21. iii. RACHEL BOULDIN.
22. iv. JESSE BOULDIN, d. 24 Aug 1772, CECIL CO, MARYLAND.
23. v. NATHAN BOULDIN, b. 22 Feb 1736/37, CECIL CO, MARYLAND; d. Oct 1802, NEW CASTLE CO, DELAWARE.
24. vi. AUGUSTINA BOULDIN, b. 28 Oct 1741, CECIL CO, MARYLAND.
vii. JAMES BOULDIN1, b. 1747, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1; d. 09 Sep 1826, PENCADER HUNDRED, DE1; m. REBECCA THOMPSON1, 27 Oct 1785, CECIL CO, MARYLAND1; d. Apr 1828, PENCADER HUNDRED, DE1.
25. viii. THOMAS BOULDIN, b. Abt. 1754.
Generation No. 3
7. MARY7 BOULDEN (RICHARD6, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)1 was born 19 Nov 1717 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1. She married RICHARD FORD1 Abt. 1741 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1.
Child of MARY BOULDEN and RICHARD FORD is:
i. MARY8 FORD1, m. NATHAN JR. BOULDIN1, 19 Dec 1835, KENT CO, DEL1; b. , NEW CASTLE CO, DE1.
8. RICHARD7 BOULDEN (RICHARD6, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)1 was born 10 Aug 1720 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, and died Abt. 1803 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1. He married MARY NASH1.
Children of RICHARD BOULDEN and MARY NASH are:
i. JANE8 BOULDEN1.
ii. SAMUEL BOULDEN1.
iii. REUBEN BOULDEN1.
iv. WILLIAM BOULDEN1.
v. ANDREW BOULDEN1.
vi. TAMAR BOULDEN1.
vii. HERMON BOULDEN1.
26. viii. RICHARD BOULDEN, b. 1785.
9. CAPTAIN THOMAS7 BOULDEN (RICHARD6, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)1 was born 01 Apr 1728 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, and died 1783 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1. He married AUGUSTINA BOULDIN1 1764 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, daughter of JAMES BOULDEN and ELIZABETH PHILLIPS. She was born 28 Oct 1741 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1.
Child of THOMAS BOULDEN and AUGUSTINA BOULDIN is:
27. i. JOHN8 BOULDEN, b. 1765, CECIL CO. MARYLAND; d. 1826, CECIL CO, MARYLAND.
10. RACHEL7 BIDDLE (ELIZABETH6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)1 was born Abt. 17201. She married BARNEBY.
Child of RACHEL BIDDLE and BARNEBY is:
i. MARY8 BARNEBY.
11. REBECCA7 BIDDLE (ELIZABETH6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) She married WILLIAM BOULDIN1, son of WILLIAM BOULDEN and MARTHA PRICE. He was born in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, and died Bef. 16 Jun 1764 in Cecil Co., Maryland.
Children of REBECCA BIDDLE and WILLIAM BOULDIN are:
28. i. NOBLE8 BOULDIN, b. 1763, CECIL CO, MARYLAND; d. 17 Jul 1839, WARREN CO, TN.
ii. LEWIS BOULDIN1, b. CECIL CO, MARYLAND1.
iii. RICHARD BOULDIN, b. Cecil Co., Maryland.
iv. WILLIAM BOULDIN, b. Cecil Co., Maryland.
v. MARY BOULDIN, b. Cecil Co., Maryland.
12. WILLIAM7 BOULDIN (WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)1 was born in CECIL CO, MARYLAND1, and died Bef. 16 Jun 1764 in Cecil Co., Maryland. He married REBECCA BIDDLE, daughter of THOMAS BIDDLE and ELIZABETH BOULDEN.
Children are listed above under (11) Rebecca Biddle.
13. JAMES E.7 BOULDIN (THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)1 was born 10 Aug 1734 in CECIL CO. MARYLAND1, and died 13 May 1801 in Charlotte Co., VA1,2. He married SALLY ANN WATKINS3 04 Apr 1762 in CHARLOTTE CO, VIRGINIA3, daughter of WILLIAM WATKINS and MARTHA HERNDON. She was born 1732 in CHESTERFIELD CO, VA3, and died 04 Jul 1813 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA3.
Children of JAMES BOULDIN and SALLY WATKINS are:
i. ELIZABETH8 BOULDIN3, m. JOHN BREEDLOVE3.
ii. BENJAMIN BOULDIN3, d. 18083; m. MILDRED WHITLOCK3.
iii. RICHARD BOULDIN3, m. ELIZABETH PARISH3.
29. iv. ELIZABETH BOULDIN, b. 13 Feb 1763, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 23 Feb 1828, MADISON CO, AL.
30. v. EPHRAIM BOULDIN, b. 03 Dec 1764, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 07 Nov 1816, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
vi. WILLIAM WATKINS BOULDIN3, b. 1765, CHARLOTTE CO, VA3.
vii. THOMAS BOULDIN3, b. 1772, CHARLOTTE CO, VA3.
31. viii. JAMES BOULDIN, b. 1773, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
32. ix. SARAH BOULDIN, b. 13 Jul 1780, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
14. THOMAS7 BOULDIN (THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)3 was born 31 Dec 1738 in CECIL CO. MARYLAND3, and died 1827 in HENRY CO. VIRGINIA3. He married MARTHA MOSELEY3 12 Jan 1768 in CHARLOTTE CO, VIRGINIA3, daughter of EDWARD MOSELEY and AMEY GREEN. She was born 01 Jan 1750/51 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA3.
Notes for THOMAS BOULDIN:
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Thomas Bouldin served as an Ensign in the Virginia Militia during the Revolutionary War. In 1778 he was granted a license to operate an "Ordinary" or roadhouse where travelers could obtain food, drink and lodging. In 1789, he sold this business to his brother-in-law, Edward Moseley, Jr. He and his family then moved to Henry County, Virginia, where he began a partnership with Peter Perkins operating "Bouldin and Perkins Iron Works". In 1804 he purchased the interest of Peter Perkins and renamed it "Thomas Bouldin and Sons Iron Works." Thomas had acquired approximately 1500 acres of land between Smith River and Horsepasture, along Grassy Creek, and operated tobacco farms. His wife Martha was the oldest daughter of Captain Edward Moseley and his wife Amey Green, and a third cousin of President Thomas Jefferson. Her mother, Amey Green, was the daughter of William Green and Amey Clay, the great-aunt of Henry Clay, the noted American statesman from Ashland Kentucky, who served as Secretary of State under President John Quincy Adams (1825-1829). Thomas is buried near Grassy Creek in the Bouldin Family Cemetery. Regretfully, all that remains there is his marker and that of his son.
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Burial: 1827, HENRY CO, VIRGINIA3
Children of THOMAS BOULDIN and MARTHA MOSELEY are:
33. i. THOMAS8 BOULDIN, b. 1762, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 1840, HENRY CO, VA.
34. ii. CAPT GREEN BOULDIN, b. 02 Oct 1767, CHARLOTTE CO. VIRGINIA; d. 16 Oct 1830, MORGAN CO. ALABAMA.
35. iii. WILLIAM BOULDIN, b. Abt. 1777, HENRY CO, VA; d. Abt. Oct 1827, HENRY CO, VA.
iv. MARY BOULDIN3, b. Abt. 1779, HENRY CO, VA3; m. GILBERT ROWLAND3, 24 Mar 1811, HENRY CO, VA3.
v. MARTHA (PATSY) BOULDIN3, b. Abt. 1781, HENRY CO, VA3; m. WILLIAM MOSELY3, 12 Jan 1809, CHARLOTTE CO, VA3; b. 06 Nov 17623.
vi. NANCY CLARK BOULDIN3, b. 1783, HENRY CO, VA3; m. WASHINGTON ROWLAND3, 26 Aug 1815, HENRY CO, VA3.
15. JOSEPH7 BOULDIN (THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)3 was born 30 Nov 1740 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND3, and died 1823 in HENRY CO, VA3. He married NANCY CHEATHAM3 1766 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA3.
Notes for JOSEPH BOULDIN:
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Henry County, Virginia Wills 1777 - 1831 Book 3
Pg. 50 -53 The Last Will & Testament of Joseph Bouldin
I Joseph Bouldin of Henry County and State of Virginia do herby make my last will and Testament in manner and form following that is to say 1st I desire that so much of the perishable part of my estate be immediately sold after my decease as will pay all my just debts and funeral expenses. 2nd I give to my son Joseph Bouldin two negroes named Isaac and Sarah to him and his heirs forever. 3rd I give to my son Leonard Bouldin two negroes named Henry and Harry to him and his heirs forever. 4th I give to my son in law Joseph Alexander one certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and three and one half acres and bounded as follows, to wit, Beginning on a white oak near my spring branch thence south seventy nine degrees east ninety poles to Mulberry Creek thence up the said creek to the mouth of Heppelfinger Spring branch thence north sixty seven degrees east ninety six poles to Hefflefingers line thence on Hefflefingers line to Peaigoes line thence on said Peaigoes line to his corner red oak thence south ninety degrees east seventy five poles to the Beginning. All within said bounds be it more or less to him and his heirs forever.
5th I give to my daughter Francinca Cheatham one tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and eleven and one half acres and bounded as follows viz. Beginning on Mulbery Creek at the mouth of Hefflefingers Spring branch thence down the said creek to William C. Bouldin's line on a sycamor saplin at the mouth of a branch thence on his line north seventy three degrees east ninety two poles to pointers in Starlings line, thence on said Starlings line to Hefflefingers line, thence on said Hefflefingers line to Alexanders line. thence on said Alexanders line to the beginning all within the bounds be it more or less to her and her heirs forever. I likewise give to my daughter Francina Cheatham two negroes named Jarrel and Mary to her and her heirs forever. 6th I give to my son William C. Bouldin one tract or parcel of land containing one hundred acres being a part of a tract of land I now live on and bounded as follows Beginning on Mulberry Creek. on a sasfafras saplin at the mill ford thence south sixty one degrees east twenty four poles to a white oak, thence north fifteen degrees east forty five poles to a maple on Mulberry Creek thence up the said creek to the mouth of the first branch above the still house branch to a sycamore saplin, thence north seventy three degrees east ninty two poles to pointers in Starlings line, thence on said Starlings line to the land that Wood Buldin (dec'd) purchased of Fountain thence on said line to Hairstons line, thence on said Hairstons line eighty poles to a white oak saplin on the Road side thence north five degrees east one hundred and three poles to the Beginning all within the said bounds be it more or less to him and his heirs forever. Likewise one certain tract or parel of land containing thirty seven and one half acres it being the land that Wood Bouldin (dec'd) purchased of Patrick H. Fontain adjoining the aforesaid one hundred acres of land I like wise give to my son William C. Boulding two negroe men named Anthony and Moses to him and his heirs for ever. 7th I give to my son James E. Bouldan four negroes named Jack, Julius, Peggy and Silvey to him and his heirs forever. I likewise give to my son James E. Bouldin all the remainder of the tract of land that I now live on not herein particularly disposed of be it seven hundred and fifty seven acres more or less together with all the appurtinanus within the bounds to him and his heirs forever. Also one sixty gall still one disk and book case and all my books. 8th I give to three of my grand children, to wit, Eliza C. Bouldin, Joseph H. Bouldin, and Ann P. Bouldin, children of my son Thomas E. Bouldin (dec'd), two negroes named Orange and Ben to them and their heirs forever to be equally divided between them. 9th I give to three of my grand children, to wit, Ann C. Alexander, Sally M. Alexander and Fayette W. Alexander, children of my daughter, Nancy Alexander (dec'd), three negroes named Gilbert, Patty and Marindy to be kept in the possission of James E. Bouldin until he may think proper to devide the above named negroes equally between Anne C. Alexander, Sally M. Alexander and Fayette W. Alexander. 10th I give to my grand daughter Ann C. Alexander above named one negroe boy named Edmond Seperately and distinctly to her self and he the said negroe boy Edmond is also to be kept in the possession of James E. Bouldin until he may think proper to deliver negros Gilbert, Patty and Marindy are to be hired out or used in any way by James E. Bouldin that he may think proper for the benefit of my three grandchildren hereto fore named. Also the above said negro boy Edmond is to be hired out or used in any way by James E. Bouldin that he may think propper fo the benefit of my granddaughter AnnC. Alexander hereto fore mentioned. 11th It is my will and desire that my tract of land adjoining Robert Hairston, Thos Dix and Clark on the Waters of Seatherwood Creek containing seventy two acres shall be sold, also all the balance of my estate not particularly herein before disposed of shall be sold and the money arising from the said sale shall be equally divided into seven parts giving to my son Joseph Bouldin one seventh part, to him and his heirs forever, giving to my son Leonard Boulding one seventh part to him and his heirs forever. giving to my daughter Francina Cheatham one seventh part to her and her heirs forever, giving to my son William C. Boulding one seventh part to him and his heirs forever, giving to my son James E. Bouldin one seventh part to him and his heirs forever giving to Eliza C. Bouldin, Joseph H. Boulding and Ann P. Bouldin one seventh part and that one seventh to be equally divided between them three to them and their heirs forever, giving to Ann C. Alexander, Sally M Alexander and Fayette W. Alexander one seventh part and that one seventh to be equally between them three divided by James E. Boulding when he may think proper.
My will and desire that the property given to the three Alexander children remaining in the hands of James E. Boulding and that the said James E. Boulding shall have the liberty to sell or exchange the property for any other so that it shall be for the benafit of the said children. And lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my son Joseph Bouldin and in join James E. Boulding exectors of this my last will and Testament hereby revolking all other or former wills or Testament by me heretofore made.
In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this thirteenth day of May in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred Twenty three. Joseph Bouldin (seal)
Signed sealed published and delivered
as and for the Last will and testament of the
above named Joseph Bouldin in the
presence of us.
W.F. Dandridge
Lanford Reamey, Jr.
Francis x Wells (his mark)
Walter G Warthen
Children of JOSEPH BOULDIN and NANCY CHEATHAM are:
i. JOSEPH8 BOULDIN3, b. CHARLOTTE CO, VA3; m. PATSEY ROYSTER3, 25 May 1807, HENRY CO, VA3.
36. ii. THOMAS CLARK BOULDIN, b. HENRY CO, VA.
iii. WILLIAM C BOULDIN3, d. 1830, HENRY CO, VA3.
37. iv. LEONARD BOULDIN, b. 1785, HENRY CO, VA; d. PETTIS CO, MO.
38. v. ANN CHEATHAM BOULDIN, b. 04 Jun 1787, HENRY CO, VA; d. 13 May 1813, CUMBERLAND, KY.
39. vi. MARY FRANCINIA BOULDIN, b. 1789, HENRY CO, VA; d. 13 May 1813, CUMBERLAND, KY.
40. vii. COL JAMES E BOULDIN, b. 01 Oct 1796, HENRY CO, VA; d. 13 Jul 1876, AUSTIN, TX.
16. MAJOR WOOD7 BOULDIN (THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)3 was born 04 Jun 1742 in CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND3, and died 13 Mar 1800 in CHARLOTTE CO, VIRGINIA.3. He married JOANNA TYLER3 02 Apr 1767 in CHARLOTTE CO, VIRGINIA.3, daughter of JOHN TYLER and ANN CONTESSE. She was born 17523, and died 15 Jan 1845 in LUNENBURG CO, VIRGINIA3.
Notes for MAJOR WOOD BOULDIN:
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He was a Major in the Continental line in the War of the Revolution.
He was cited for gallantry on the fields of Brandywine and Germantown.
He was the father of two members of Congress, and, by marriage,the
uncle of the tenth President of the United States, John Tyler. He is buried
in the cemetery at Golden Hills, along with his father and other relatives.
Notes for JOANNA TYLER:
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The daughter of John Tyler, Esquire, of James City, Virginia, a
Marshall of the Colonial Government. She lived on what is known as
the "J. P." Estate, 3 miles from Williamsburg. She was the sister of
John Tyler, former Governor of Virginia, and father of His Excellency,
John Tyler, the tenth President of the United States. She was the
mother of the Honorable James Wood Bouldin and the Honorable Thomas
Tyler Bouldin, Members of Congress and Louis Contesse Bouldin, a
worthy and distinguished member of the Virginia Senate. Early in life
she had studied art under Gilbert Stuart and music by Brammer, and
went to live with her brother, Louis Contesse Tyler, who resided at
"Red Hill." After her brothers death, she lived with Madam Read, and
with the family of Parson Johnston until her marriage to Wood Bouldin.
Children of WOOD BOULDIN and JOANNA TYLER are:
i. ANNE8 BOULDIN3.
ii. MARY BOULDIN3, b. Abt. 1772, CHARLOTTE CO, VA3.
iii. FRANCENIA BOULDIN3, b. 1774, CHARLOTTE CO, VA3.
iv. RACHEL CONTESSE BOULDIN3, b. Abt. 1776, CHARLOTTE CO, VA3.
v. MARTHA LEWIS BOULDIN3, b. Abt. 1778, CHARLOTTE CO, VA3.
41. vi. LOUIS CONTESSE BOULDIN, b. Abt. 1780, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
42. vii. MC THOMAS TYLER BOULDIN, b. Abt. 1782, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 11 Feb 1834, WASHINGTON, D. C..
43. viii. MC JAMES WOOD BOULDIN, b. 1794, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 30 Mar 1854, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
17. RICHARD7 BOULDIN (THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)3 was born 10 May 1744 in aboard ship on Chesepeake Bay3, and died 02 Dec 1810 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA3. He married (1) ELIZABETH (BETSEY) MOSELEY34,5, daughter of EDWARD MOSELEY and AMEY GREEN. She was born 04 Jun 1759 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA5, and died in MORGAN CO, ALA5. He married (2) RACHEL BOULDIN5 Abt. 17655, daughter of JAMES BOULDEN and ELIZABETH PHILLIPS.
More About ELIZABETH (BETSEY) MOSELEY:
Burial: DECATUR, ALA5
Children of RICHARD BOULDIN and ELIZABETH MOSELEY are:
44. i. RICHARD M8 BOULDIN, b. 10 Nov 1780, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 02 Aug 1853, MORGAN CITY, AL.
45. ii. SR. JOHN GREEN BOULDIN, b. 05 May 1785, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
46. iii. ELIZABETH GREEN BOULDIN, b. 29 Dec 1785, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
47. iv. SALLY WATKINS BOULDIN, b. 15 Apr 1786, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
v. MARTHA BOULDIN5, b. 11 Jan 1790, CHARLOTTE CO, VA5; d. Aft. 24 Aug 1811, CHARLOTTE CO, VA5.
vi. AMY BOULDIN5, b. 25 Dec 1791, CHARLOTTE CO, VA5.
vii. LETITIA BOULDIN5, b. 15 Sep 1793, CHARLOTTE CO, VA5; m. FENNELL5; b. , CAMPBELL CO, VA5.
48. viii. MARGARET BOULDIN, b. 01 Oct 1795, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. Apr 1831, MORGAN CO, AL.
ix. NANCY CLARK BOULDIN5, b. 15 Dec 1797, CHARLOTTE CO, VA5.
x. THOMAS BOULDIN5, b. 02 May 18015.
xi. SUSANNAH BOULDIN5, b. 12 Jul 18035.
Child of RICHARD BOULDIN and RACHEL BOULDIN is:
xii. JOHN8 BOULDIN5, b. Abt. 1766, CULPEPPER, VA5; d. Abt. 18055; m. ELIZABETH ST. JOHN5, 20 May 1789, CHARLOTTE CO, VA6,7.
18. WILLIAM B.7 BOULDIN (THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)7 was born 03 Mar 1744/45 in BRUNSWICK CO, VA7, and died Aft. 1817 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA7. He married ANN BURGESS7 04 Jul 1772 in CHARLOTTE CO, VIRGINIA7.
Children of WILLIAM BOULDIN and ANN BURGESS are:
i. CHARLES8 BOULDIN7.
ii. COLEMAN BOULDIN7.
iii. HANNAH BOULDIN7.
iv. LUCY BOULDIN7.
v. PRISCILLA BOULDIN7.
vi. MOLLEY BOULDIN7.
vii. JOHN BOULDIN7.
viii. CHARLOTTE BOULDIN7.
ix. WILLIAMSON BOULDIN7.
x. NANCY BOULDIN7.
19. ELISHA7 BOULDIN (JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)7 died Abt. 1821 in NEW CASTLE CO, DE7.
Children of ELISHA BOULDIN are:
i. SARAH8 BOULDIN7.
ii. JESSE BOULDIN7.
iii. SAMUEL BOULDIN7.
49. iv. ELISHA BOULDIN.
20. ELIJAH7 BOULDIN (JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)7 died Bef. 17837. He married SARAH FOARD7, daughter of GEORGE FOARD.
Children of ELIJAH BOULDIN and SARAH FOARD are:
i. ANN8 BOULDIN7.
ii. MARTHA BOULDIN7.
iii. BETH BOULDIN7.
iv. ALAMINTHE BOULDIN7.
v. ELIZABETH BOULDIN7.
vi. CHARLOTTE BOULDIN7.
21. RACHEL7 BOULDIN (JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)7. She married RICHARD BOULDIN7 Abt. 17657, son of THOMAS BOULDIN and ANN CLARK. He was born 10 May 1744 in aboard ship on Chesepeake Bay7, and died 02 Dec 1810 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA7.
Child is listed above under (17) RICHARD BOULDIN.
22. JESSE7 BOULDIN (JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)7 died 24 Aug 1772 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND7. He married (2) MARY7.
Child of JESSE BOULDIN is:
50. i. SARAH8 BOULDEN, b. Abt. 1766, NEW CASTLE CO, DE; d. Abt. 1829, BOURBON CO, KY.
Children of JESSE BOULDIN and MARY are:
ii. SUSANNAH8 BOULDIN7.
iii. ELIZABETH BOULDIN7.
iv. AUGUSTINA BOULDIN7.
23. NATHAN7 BOULDIN (JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)7 was born 22 Feb 1736/37 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND8,9, and died Oct 1802 in NEW CASTLE CO, DELAWARE10,11. He married SARAH11 in KENT CO, DEL12,13. She died 180713.
Children of NATHAN BOULDIN and SARAH are:
i. NATHAN JR.8 BOULDIN13, b. NEW CASTLE CO, DE13; m. MARY FORD13, 19 Dec 1835, KENT CO, DEL13.
ii. JAMES BOULDIN13, d. Bef. 1807, NEW CASTLE CO, DE14,15,16; m. MARGARET1617,18.
iii. CASANDRA BOULDIN18, m. JOHN JAMES18.
51. iv. THOMAS BOULDEN, b. Abt. 1763, NEW CASTLE, DEL; d. Abt. 1810, BOURBON CO, KY.
52. v. LEVI BOULDIN, b. 1767, NEW CASTLE CO, DE.
53. vi. RACHEL BOULDIN, b. 17 Oct 1772, NEW CASTLE CO, DE.
54. vii. JESSE BOULDIN, b. 1774, NEW CASTLE CO, DE.
24. AUGUSTINA7 BOULDIN (JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)18 was born 28 Oct 1741 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND18. She married CAPTAIN THOMAS BOULDEN18 1764 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND18, son of RICHARD BOULDEN and MARY HEWES. He was born 01 Apr 1728 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND18, and died 1783 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND18.
Child is listed above under (9) THOMAS BOULDEN.
25. THOMAS7 BOULDIN (JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)18 was born Abt. 175418. He married JANE BUNKER18.
Children of THOMAS BOULDIN and JANE BUNKER are:
i. BENJAMIN8 BOULDIN18.
ii. RICHARD BOULDIN18.
iii. ABIGAIL BOULDIN18.
Generation No. 4
26. RICHARD8 BOULDEN (RICHARD7, RICHARD6, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)18 was born 178518. He married DORCAS?18.
Children of RICHARD BOULDEN and DORCAS? are:
i. WILLIAM9 BOULDEN18.
ii. JANETTE BOULDEN18.
iii. MARY BOULDEN18.
iv. RACHEL BOULDEN18.
v. LEWIS BOULDEN18.
55. vi. LEVI BOULDEN, b. 1809.
27. JOHN8 BOULDEN (THOMAS7, RICHARD6, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)18 was born 1765 in CECIL CO. MARYLAND18, and died 1826 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND18. He married (1) SARAH RICHARDSON18 28 Jan 1798 in CECIL CO, MD18. She was born 23 Jun 177718, and died 19 Jan 180518. He married (2) MARGARET FARIES18 180718. She was born 178518, and died 182618. He married (3) ANN FARIES18 20 Jan 1807 in CECIL CO, MD18. She was born 178418, and died 180918.
Children of JOHN BOULDEN and SARAH RICHARDSON are:
i. ANN9 BOULDIN18, b. 16 Jan 179918; d. 24 Apr 180018.
ii. THOMAS BOULDIN18, b. 25 Apr 180018; d. Dec 187818.
iii. JOHN BOULDIN18, b. 10 Apr 180318.
Children of JOHN BOULDEN and MARGARET FARIES are:
iv. HANNAH JANE9 BOULDIN18.
v. LEVI BOULDIN18.
vi. CHARLES BOULDIN18.
vii. EZEKIEL BOULDIN18.
viii. SUSAN MARGARET BOULDIN18.
Children of JOHN BOULDEN and ANN FARIES are:
ix. WILLIAM9 BOULDIN18.
x. SARAH ANN BOULDIN18, b. 02 Sep 180918; d. Mar 189018.
28. NOBLE8 BOULDIN (WILLIAM7, WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)18 was born 1763 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND18, and died 17 Jul 1839 in WARREN CO, TN18. He married (1) MARY LAWD THOMPSON18. He married (2) TEMPERANCE18. She was born 1764 in VIRGINIA OR NORTH CAROLINA19,20, and died 1833 in WARREN COUNTY, TN20.
Children of NOBLE BOULDIN and TEMPERANCE are:
56. i. NATHAN9 BOULDIN, d. 17 Aug 1830, WARREN CO, TN.
57. ii. RUEBEN BOULDIN, b. SOUTH CAROLINA.
iii. SILAS BOULDIN20, m. MARGARET20.
iv. FRANCES BOULDIN20.
58. v. GIDEON BOULDIN, b. 29 Jun 1796, NORTH CAROLINA; d. 1875, DUCK SPRINGS, ETOWAH COUNTY, ALABAMA.
59. vi. LEWIS BOULDIN, b. 1805, MARYLAND.
vii. MARY BOULDIN20, b. Abt. 1810, SC20; m. LEMUEL PUCKETT20.
60. viii. ELINDER BOULDIN, b. 1823.
29. ELIZABETH8 BOULDIN (JAMES E.7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 13 Feb 1763 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, and died 23 Feb 1828 in MADISON CO, AL20. She married JAMES COLLIER20 03 Jul 1788 in LUNENBURG CO, VA20, son of CORNELIUS COLLIER and ELIZABETH WYATT. He was born 13 Sep 1757 in LUNENBURG CO, VA20, and died 20 Aug 1832 in MADISON CO, AL20.
More About ELIZABETH BOULDIN:
Burial: TRIANA, MADISON CO, AL20
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Burial: TRIANA, MADISON CO, AL20
Children of ELIZABETH BOULDIN and JAMES COLLIER are:
i. BOULDIN CARTER9 COLLIER20, b. 08 Jul 1789, LUNENBURG CO, VA20; m. SARAH SLAUGHTER20; b. , LIMESTONE CO, AL20.
ii. WYATT COLLIER20, b. 19 Aug 179120; d. 06 Oct 1856, FLORENCE, AL20; m. JANET WALKER20, NASHVILLE, TN20; b. 17 Mar 180520; d. 08 Aug 1869, FLORENCE, AL20.
iii. MARTHA WATKINS COLLIER20, b. 29 Aug 179320; m. WM ALEXANDER SLAUGHTER20, LIMESTONE CO, AL20.
iv. JAMES BOULDIN COLLIER20, b. 16 Jun 179520; m. (1) SARAH W. LAND20; m. (2) FRANCES SLAUGHTER20.
v. ELIZA WYATT COLLIER20, b. 01 May 179720; m. WM HENRY BLACKWELL20, 19 Dec 1817, MADISON CO, AL20.
61. vi. WILLIAM EDWARD COLLIER, b. 10 Aug 1799.
62. vii. GOV HENRY WATKINS COLLIER, b. 17 Jan 1801, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 28 Aug 1855, BAILEY SPRINGS, AL.
viii. THOMAS BOULDIN COLLIER20, b. 08 Jan 180320; m. MARY DENT20, MADISON CO, AL20; b. , MADISON CO, AL20.
63. ix. CHARLES EPHRAIM COLLIER, b. 10 Jan 1805; d. 1888.
x. ALFRED A COLLIER20, b. 05 Aug 180720; d. 10 Jul 1808, CHARLOTTE CO, VA20.
30. EPHRAIM8 BOULDIN (JAMES E.7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 03 Dec 1764 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, and died 07 Nov 1816 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20. He married JANE (JINCY) FLIPPEN BEDFORD20 03 Sep 1794 in LUNENBURG CO, VIRGINIA20, daughter of THOMAS BEDFORD and MARY COLEMAN. She was born 03 Nov 1776 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, and died 10 Jan 1855 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20.
Children of EPHRAIM BOULDIN and JANE BEDFORD are:
i. CHARLES BEDFORD9 BOULDIN20.
ii. ELIZABETH WESLEY BOULDIN20.
iii. ROBERT BOULDIN20, m. SARAH B. BRITTON20, 1820, HALIFAX CO, VA20.
iv. BEDFORD BOULDIN20.
v. SALLY ANN BOULDIN20.
vi. CATHERINE JANE BOULDIN20.
vii. DRUCILLA WILLIAMSON BOULDIN20.
viii. STITH BOULDIN20, b. Abt. 1795, HALIFAX CO, VA20; m. MILDRED W. BRITTON20, 06 Jul 1820, HALIFAX CO, VA20.
64. ix. MARGARET WATKINS (PEGGY) BOULDIN, b. 14 May 1799, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 02 Jun 1849, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
65. x. WILLIAM WATKINS BOULDIN, b. 19 Aug 1811, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 25 Jul 1863, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
31. JAMES8 BOULDIN (JAMES E.7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 1773 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20. He married ELIZABETH GREEN BOULDIN20 1808 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, daughter of RICHARD BOULDIN and ELIZABETH MOSELEY. She was born 29 Dec 1785 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20.
Child of JAMES BOULDIN and ELIZABETH BOULDIN is:
66. i. ELIZABETH (SUSAN W.?)9 BOULDIN, b. 06 Jun 1810; d. 24 Dec 1843, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
32. SARAH8 BOULDIN (JAMES E.7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 13 Jul 1780 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20. She married HENRY SPENCER20 10 Jun 1802 in LUNENBURG CO, VIRGINIA20, son of JOHN SPENCER and SALLY WATKINS.
Child of SARAH BOULDIN and HENRY SPENCER is:
67. i. MD LOUIS B9 SPENCER, b. 04 Sep 1820, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 13 Sep 1901.
33. THOMAS8 BOULDIN (THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 1762 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, and died 1840 in HENRY CO, VA20. He married ARMINE ESTES COX20 14 Oct 1800 in STOKES, NC20, daughter of FREDERICK COX and MILDRED ESTES. She was born Abt. 1770 in SURREY, NC20.
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Burial: BOULDIN CEMETERY, HENRY COUNTY, VA20
Children of THOMAS BOULDIN and ARMINE COX are:
i. JANE9 BOULDIN20, b. 180020.
ii. MARTHA BOULDIN20, b. 180220.
iii. LETITIA ANN BOULDIN20, b. 180420.
68. iv. SARAH BOULDIN, b. 1806, HENRY CO, VA; d. 02 Apr 1891, HENRY CO, VA.
69. v. THOMAS C BOULDIN, b. 1808.
70. vi. FREDERICK H. BOULDIN, b. 1810, HENRY CO, VA; d. 24 Nov 1880, HENRY CO, VA.
71. vii. MILDRED BOULDIN, b. 1812.
viii. SYDNEY BOULDIN20, b. 181420.
34. CAPT GREEN8 BOULDIN (THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 02 Oct 1767 in CHARLOTTE CO. VIRGINIA20, and died 16 Oct 1830 in MORGAN CO. ALABAMA20. He married (1) ELIZABETH JIGGETS DRIVER20 in LIMESTONE CO, AL20. She died 182920. He married (2) MARY [POLLY] GRAVES20 28 Apr 1791 in HENRY CO, VA20, daughter of WILLIAM GRAVES and MARY. She was born Abt. 1759 in PITTSYLVANIA CO, VA20, and died Aft. 180120.
Notes for CAPT GREEN BOULDIN:
[Bouldin,JohnW..FTW]
Green Bouldin was a wealthy plantation owner with many slaves and large land holdings near what is now Decatur, Alabama. His wife, Mary Graves, was the daughter of William and Mary Graves of Henry County, Virginia. The progenitor of the Graves family in America was Captain Thomas Graves, who served as a Representative of the First Assembly in Jamestown, Virginia in 1619. Green first farmed land in Henry County, Virginia, given to him by his father. The tract consisted of 310 acres on Grassy Creek. Later his father conveyed another 134 acres along the waters of Grassy Creek to him. It should be noted that the Bouldin family cemetery is on that site and contains the markers of Thomas Bouldin and his son, Thomas Junior. He and his family left for Alabama about 1818 and began their plantation immediately. After his first wife, Mary, died he married again, to Elizabeth Jiggets Driver, a widow with six children. She died in 1829 and he in 1830. Having died intestate, his estate was sold and all proceeds divided among his children, as ordered by the Probate Court. He is buried in the Bouldin Family Cemetery on Old Moulton Road, behind the school now situated there.
Child of GREEN BOULDIN and ELIZABETH DRIVER is:
72. i. EPHRAIM9 BOULDIN, b. 10 Aug 1828, TRINITY, MORGAN CO, AL; d. 10 Jul 1893, LINCOLN, TN.
Children of GREEN BOULDIN and MARY GRAVES are:
73. ii. THOMAS M.9 BOULDIN, b. MADISON CO, AL; d. Abt. Oct 1833, MADISON CO, AL.
iii. AMEY G BOULDIN20, m. THOMAS PAYNE20, 13 Jan 1816, HENRY CO, VA20.
iv. MASSEY BOULDIN20, m. THOMAS S. DUPREE20, 15 Sep 1822, MORGAN CO, AL20.
v. ELIZABETH BOULDIN20, m. FREDERICK HOOD20.
74. vi. RICHARD T BOULDIN, b. Abt. 1792, HENRY CO, VA; d. Abt. 1833.
75. vii. COL W GRAVES BOULDIN, b. 21 Mar 1792, HENRY CO, VIRGINIA; d. 30 Sep 1857, WASHINGTON CO, TEXAS.
76. viii. CAPT JAMES MASSEY BOULDIN, b. 13 Mar 1795, HENRY CO, VA; d. 21 Oct 1844, MORGAN CO, AL.
77. ix. GREEN BOULDIN, b. 1796, MADISON CO, AL; d. 1883, WASHINGTON CO, TX.
78. x. MARY BOULDIN, b. Abt. 1800; d. Bef. 1860.
35. WILLIAM8 BOULDIN (THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born Abt. 1777 in HENRY CO, VA20, and died Abt. Oct 1827 in HENRY CO, VA20. He married NANCY B. WEAVER20 19 Mar 1809 in HENRY CO, VA20, daughter of JOHN WEAVER and FRANCES. She was born in HENRY CO, VA20.
Children of WILLIAM BOULDIN and NANCY WEAVER are:
i. FRANCES T.9 BOULDIN20.
ii. NANCY B BOULDIN20.
iii. POLLY C BOULDIN20.
iv. SARAH ANN BOULDIN20.
v. EDWARD G. BOULDIN20, b. 1810, HENRY CO, VA20.
Notes for EDWARD G. BOULDIN:
[Bouldin,JohnW..FTW]
E. G Bouldin, known as Edmund G. Bouldin as well as Edward G. Bouldin was born in 1810 in Henry County, Virginia. The son of William Bouldin and Nancy Weaver Bouldin. He migrated to Texas in October 1845 along with his cousin Hammond Bouldin and James J. Wilborn, his uncle. He eventially moved into the area of Hamilton, Erath, McClennan and Bell Counties shortly after 1850. Records indicate that he was accompanied by his younger brother Hillary Moseley Bouldin.
79. vi. HILLARY MOSELEY BOULDIN, b. 15 Oct 1815, HENRY CO, VA; d. 17 Jul 1883, HAMILTON CO, TX.
36. THOMAS CLARK8 BOULDIN (JOSEPH7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born in HENRY CO, VA20. He married ANNA HARDIN SCALES20 25 Jan 180820.
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Burial: THORNFIELD PLANTATION, HENRY CO, VA.20
Children of THOMAS BOULDIN and ANNA SCALES are:
i. ANN P9 BOULDIN20.
ii. ELIZA C. BOULDIN20.
80. iii. JOSEPH HENRY BOULDIN, b. 1836, HENRY CO, VA.
37. LEONARD8 BOULDIN (JOSEPH7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 1785 in HENRY CO, VA20, and died in PETTIS CO, MO20. He married (1) MARY "POLLY" CHEATHAM20 14 Feb 1809 in CLARK CO, KY20, daughter of JAMES CHEATHAM and ANN WILSON. He married (2) KATHERINE HEIRONYMOUS20 19 Oct 1837 in HOWARD CO, MO20.
Marriage Notes for LEONARD BOULDIN and MARY CHEATHAM:
[Bouldin,JohnW..FTW]
ACCORDING TO JOE CHEATHAM, AT CHEATHAM JR@AOL.COM, LEONARD BOULDIN MARRIED YET ANOTHER "MARY CHEATHAM, PARENTS UNKNOWN, AND HAD FOUR CHILDREN WITH HER. TWO OF THE CHILDREN ATTIBUTED TO KATHERINE, HIS THIRD WIFE BELONG TO THIS MYSTERIOUS LADY.
Children of LEONARD BOULDIN and MARY CHEATHAM are:
i. ELIZABETH F9 BOULDIN20.
ii. NANCY BOULDIN20.
iii. EDWARD C BOULDIN20.
Children of LEONARD BOULDIN and KATHERINE HEIRONYMOUS are:
81. iv. AMELIA9 BOULDIN, d. 1874.
v. MARY M BOULDIN20.
vi. ANGELINE C BOULDIN20.
vii. ELIZA HARRIET BOULDIN20.
viii. JOANA W BOULDIN20.
38. ANN CHEATHAM8 BOULDIN (JOSEPH7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 04 Jun 1787 in HENRY CO, VA20, and died 13 May 1813 in CUMBERLAND, KY20. She married JOSEPH ALEXANDER20 12 Mar 1807 in HENRY CO, VA20, son of JOHN ALEXANDER and LUCY MARTIN. He was born 1780 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, and died 1859 in KY20.
Children of ANN BOULDIN and JOSEPH ALEXANDER are:
i. ANN CLARK9 ALEXANDER20, m. JOSEPH BAKER20.
ii. SARAH MARTIN ALEXANDER20, m. ELEAZER CLAY BAKER20, 183120.
iii. FAYETTE WOOD ALEXANDER20, b. 1811, CUMBERLAND CO, KY20; m. GERTRUDE KING20, 184020.
iv. HUGH NELSON ALEXANDER20, b. 13 Mar 181320; d. 13 Mar 1813, CUMBERLAND CO, KY20.
39. MARY FRANCINIA8 BOULDIN (JOSEPH7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 1789 in HENRY CO, VA20, and died 13 May 1813 in CUMBERLAND, KY20. She married EDMUND CHEATHAM20 04 Jul 180820. He was born 1784 in VA20, and died 1873 in SMITH MILLS, HENDERSON CO, KY20.
Notes for EDMUND CHEATHAM:
[Bouldin,JohnW..FTW]
PROVIDED BY BILL CHEATHAM
Marriage Notes for MARY BOULDIN and EDMUND CHEATHAM:
[Bouldin,JohnW..FTW]
THIS FAMILY MIGRATED FROM HENRY COUNTY, VA TO PETTIS AND SALINE COUNTIES IN MO.
Children of MARY BOULDIN and EDMUND CHEATHAM are:
i. EDWARD O.9 CHEATHAM20, m. (1) NANCY E. FAULKNER20; m. (2) ELIZA L. TAYLOR20.
ii. JAMES CHEATHAM20, m. HARRIET W.20.
iii. JOSEPH B. CHEATHAM20, m. MARTHA S. TAYLOR20.
iv. EDMUND B. CHEATHAM20, m. RACHEL ANN GRAVELY20.
v. WILLIAM W. CHEATHAM20, m. MARY T. HANCOCK20.
40. COL JAMES E8 BOULDIN (JOSEPH7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 01 Oct 1796 in HENRY CO, VA20, and died 13 Jul 1876 in AUSTIN, TX20. He married MALINDA L. SAUNDERS20 182520, daughter of COL DAVID SAUNDERS. She was born 1805 in BEDFORD CO, VA20, and died Abt. Feb 1869 in AUSTIN, TX20.
More About COL JAMES E BOULDIN:
Burial: BOULDIN CEMETERY (NOW DESTROYED)20
Children of JAMES BOULDIN and MALINDA SAUNDERS are:
82. i. JAMES E.9 BOULDIN, b. KENTUCKY.
83. ii. DAVID BOULDIN.
84. iii. MARY V BOULDIN.
iv. CONSTANCE BOULDIN20, d. 24 Jul 1882, AUSTIN, TX20.
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Burial: OAKWOOD CEMETERY20
85. v. ANN ELIZABETH BOULDIN.
41. LOUIS CONTESSE8 BOULDIN (WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born Abt. 1780 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20. He married CATHERINE CRAWLEY WARD20. She was born 181820.
Children of LOUIS BOULDIN and CATHERINE WARD are:
i. SARAH9 BOULDIN20, b. Abt. 184320.
ii. BENJAMIN BOULDIN20, b. Abt. 184620.
iii. MARY BOULDIN20, b. Abt. 184920.
iv. ANN BOULDIN20, b. Abt. 185620.
42. MC THOMAS TYLER8 BOULDIN (WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born Abt. 1782 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, and died 11 Feb 1834 in WASHINGTON, D. C.20. He married (1) ANNE BICKERTON LEWIS20, daughter of BENJAMIN LEWIS. She died 10 Jan 1824 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20. He married (2) ELIZA WATKINS SPENCER20.
Children of THOMAS BOULDIN and ANNE LEWIS are:
86. i. ANNE LEWIS9 BOULDIN.
87. ii. JOHN LEWIS BOULDIN.
88. iii. WOOD BOULDIN, b. 20 Jan 1811, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 10 Oct 1876, CHARLOTTE CO, VIRGINIA..
89. iv. BENJAMIN LEWIS BOULDIN, b. 25 Jun 1811, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 21 Apr 1869.
90. v. MARTHA BICKERTON BOULDIN, b. Abt. 1813, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
91. vi. THOMAS TYLER BOULDIN, b. 24 Mar 1813, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 1891, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
vii. JOANNA TYLER BOULDIN20, b. 1817, CHARLOTTE CO, VA20; m. ROBERT CARRINGTON20.
Children of THOMAS BOULDIN and ELIZA SPENCER are:
viii. HENRY SPENCER9 BOULDIN20.
ix. ROBERT C. BOULDIN20.
92. x. WILLIAM OLD BOULDIN, b. Abt. 1828, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
xi. BRECKENRIDGE BOULDIN20, b. 183020.
43. MC JAMES WOOD8 BOULDIN (WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 1794 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, and died 30 Mar 1854 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20. He married (1) MARTHA GOODE20 181020, daughter of THOMAS GOODE and ELIZABETH PROSPER. He married (2) ALICE JOUETT20 07 Dec 1813 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, daughter of CAPT ROBERT JOUETT. He married (3) ALMERIA KENNON READ20 22 Jul 1829 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, daughter of CLEMENT READ and CLARISSA EDMUNDS. She was born 02 Jul 179420, and died 16 Oct 185620.
Notes for MC JAMES WOOD BOULDIN:
[Bouldin,JohnW..FTW]
Born near Charlotte Court House, at "Golden Hills," Charlotte County,
Virginia. Like his brother, he studied law and was admitted to the
bar on April 12, 1813. He commenced a private law practice at
Charlotte Court House. He was a member of the State House of
Delegates 1825-1826; elected as a Jacksonian Democrat to the 23rd
Congress to fill the vacancy caused by the death of his brother,
Thomas Tyler Bouldin. He was reelected to the 24th and 25th
Congresses. He left Congress to resume his practice of law and to
pursue agricultural interests. He died at his home at "Forest Hill"
in Charlotte County on March, 1854. He is buried in a private burial
ground on the estate.
Child of JAMES BOULDIN and MARTHA GOODE is:
i. SAMUEL GOODE9 BOULDIN20.
Children of JAMES BOULDIN and ALICE JOUETT are:
ii. THOMAS TYLER9 BOULDIN20.
93. iii. ALICE LEWIS (ELSIE) BOULDIN.
iv. JAMES BOULDIN20.
v. D. M. BOULDIN20, d. CALIFORNIA20.
94. vi. JOANNA TYLER BOULDIN, b. 08 Sep 1820; d. 06 Feb 1901.
vii. MD ROBERT JOUETT BOULDIN20, b. 182620; d. 20 Nov 184920.
Notes for MD ROBERT JOUETT BOULDIN:
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IN A LETTER WRITTEN BY ELISHA ESTES HUNDLEY TO HIS SON CHARLES, MARCH 9TH 1849 FROM LYNCHBURG, HE MENTIONS THAT T.T. BOULDIN, R. J. BOULDIN, AMONG OTHERS, WERE ENROUTE TO CALIFORNIA. ON MARCH 11, 1850, HE ADVISES CHARLES IN YET, ANOTHER LETTER, THAT DOCTOR R. J. BOULDIN HAD DIED FROM FEVER ON 20 NOVEMBER 1849 AT SACREMENTO. "YOUR COUSIN TOM WAS VERY SICK BUT WAS CLEAR OF THE DISEASE.
THESE MEN WERE THOMAS TYLER BOULDIN AND ROBERT JOUETT BOULDIN, SONS OF JAMES WOOD BOULDIN
Children of JAMES BOULDIN and ALMERIA READ are:
viii. LOUIS CONTESSE9 BOULDIN20.
95. ix. POWHATTAN BOULDIN, b. 25 May 1830, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 08 Mar 1897, DANVILLE, VA.
96. x. HARRIET BOULDIN, b. 1836; d. 1915.
97. xi. CAPT EDWIN EDMUNDS BOULDIN, b. 31 Mar 1838, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 29 Oct 1912, DANVILLE, VA.
44. RICHARD M8 BOULDIN (RICHARD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 10 Nov 1780 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, and died 02 Aug 1853 in MORGAN CITY, AL20. He married (1) ANN FENNEL20, daughter of WILL FENNEL and SARAH FENNEL. She was born 02 Nov 180720, and died 15 Apr 1848 in MORGAN CO, AL20. He married (2) CELIA FENNEL20 16 Mar 184920, daughter of WILL FENNEL and SARAH FENNEL. She was born 19 May 180520, and died 02 Oct 1882 in PILOT POINT, TX20.
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Burial: FENNEL CEMETERY, MORGAN CO, AL20
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Children of RICHARD BOULDIN and ANN FENNEL are:
98. i. WYLIE F9 BOULDIN.
ii. LOUISA ANN BOULDIN20, b. 30 Nov 1827, MORGAN CO, AL20; d. 15 Sep 1847, MORGAN CO, AL20; m. MD JAMES HENRY DELONY20, 13 May 184520.
45. SR. JOHN GREEN8 BOULDIN (RICHARD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 05 May 1785 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20. He married ELIZABETH "BETSEY" LAMPKIN20 02 May 1805 in LUNNENBERG CO, VA20, daughter of JAMES LAMPKIN.
Children of JOHN BOULDIN and ELIZABETH LAMPKIN are:
i. ELIZABETH9 BOULDIN20, b. 22 Jan 1811, MT. AIRY, VA20; d. 18 Oct 1863, LANCASTER, GRANT CO, WI20; m. JOSEPH H. TOBLER20, 02 Mar 1830, MT. AIRY, VA20; b. 17 Jun 1811, MONKEY RUN, WYETH CO. VA20; d. 27 Jul 1877, LANCASTER, GRANT CO, WI20.
99. ii. RICHARD CLARK BOULDIN, b. 04 Feb 1813, VA; d. 12 Oct 1896, CUMBERLAND, KY.
100. iii. JOHN GREEN BOULDIN, b. 1816, HENRY CO, VA; d. 06 Jan 1892, ROCKFORD, IOWA.
101. iv. COLUMBUS WASHINGTON BOULDIN, b. 1823, NC.
46. ELIZABETH GREEN8 BOULDIN (RICHARD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 29 Dec 1785 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20. She married JAMES BOULDIN20 1808 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, son of JAMES BOULDIN and SALLY WATKINS. He was born 1773 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20.
Child is listed above under (31) JAMES BOULDIN.
47. SALLY WATKINS8 BOULDIN (RICHARD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 15 Apr 1786 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20. She married JOSEPH ALEXANDER20 1818 in CUMBERLAND CO, KY20, son of JOHN ALEXANDER and LUCY MARTIN. He was born 1780 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, and died 1859 in KY20.
Children of SALLY BOULDIN and JOSEPH ALEXANDER are:
i. RICHARD MARTIN9 ALEXANDER20, b. 15 Nov 1819, HENRY CO, VA20.
ii. MILTON I ALEXANDER20, b. 21 Aug 1821, HENRY CO, VA20.
iii. THOMAS TYLER ALEXANDER20, b. 30 Jul 1823, HENRY CO, VA20.
iv. MARTHA BOULDIN ALEXANDER20, b. 13 Mar 1825, CUMBERLAND CO, KY20; m. MARTIN BAKER20.
v. MARGARET ALEXANDER20, b. 23 Feb 1827, CUMBERLAND CO, KY20.
vi. JOSEPH ALEXANDER20, b. 19 May 1830, CUMBERLAND CO, KY20.
vii. MD ROBERT M ALEXANDER20, b. 18 Aug 1831, CUMBERLAND CO, KY20.
48. MARGARET8 BOULDIN (RICHARD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 01 Oct 1795 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, and died Apr 1831 in MORGAN CO, AL20. She married CAPT JAMES MASSEY BOULDIN20 18 Aug 1824 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA20, son of GREEN BOULDIN and MARY GRAVES. He was born 13 Mar 1795 in HENRY CO, VA20, and died 21 Oct 1844 in MORGAN CO, AL20.
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Burial: GREEN BOULDIN CEMETERY, DECATUR, AL20
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Children of MARGARET BOULDIN and JAMES BOULDIN are:
102. i. RICHARD GRAVES9 BOULDIN, b. 1825, MADISON CO, AL; d. Abt. 1879, CORYELL CO, TX.
103. ii. ELIZABETH G BOULDIN, b. 08 May 1829, MORGAN CO, AL; d. 04 Dec 1903, CUMBERLAND, KY.
104. iii. JAMES WOOD BOULDIN, b. 15 Aug 1830, MORGAN CO, AL.
49. ELISHA8 BOULDIN (ELISHA7, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20.
Child of ELISHA BOULDIN is:
105. i. ELISHA J.9 BOULDIN, b. 11 Jun 1808, NC; d. 28 Oct 1867, WARREN CO, TN.
50. SARAH8 BOULDEN (JESSE7 BOULDIN, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born Abt. 1766 in NEW CASTLE CO, DE20, and died Abt. 1829 in BOURBON CO, KY20. She married THOMAS BOULDEN20 Abt. 1785 in NEW CASTLE CO, DE20, son of NATHAN BOULDIN and SARAH. He was born Abt. 1763 in NEW CASTLE, DEL20, and died Abt. 1810 in BOURBON CO, KY20.
Children of SARAH BOULDEN and THOMAS BOULDEN are:
i. JAMES9 BOULDIN20, d. Bef. 181020.
106. ii. GEORGE BOULDIN.
iii. SALLY BOULDIN20, d. 183220; m. JOHN WEST20, 31 Mar 1831, BOURBON CO, KY20.
iv. POLLY BOULDIN20.
107. v. JESSE BOULDIN, b. Abt. 1788.
108. vi. EPHRAIM BOULDIN, b. 1790; d. 15 Apr 1853, MILLERSBURG, BOURBON CO, KY.
vii. JOHN BOULDIN20, b. 1794, MILLERSBURG, BOURBON CO, KY20; m. MARY BENARD20; b. 1788, VA20.
109. viii. NATHAN BOULDIN, b. 1803, BOURBON CO, KY; d. May 1861, BOURBON CO, KY.
110. ix. CASSANDRA BOULDEN, b. Abt. 1807, BOURBON CO, KY; d. 25 Sep 1884, BOURBON CO, KY.
51. THOMAS8 BOULDEN (NATHAN7 BOULDIN, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born Abt. 1763 in NEW CASTLE, DEL20, and died Abt. 1810 in BOURBON CO, KY20. He married SARAH BOULDEN20 Abt. 1785 in NEW CASTLE CO, DE20, daughter of JESSE BOULDIN. She was born Abt. 1766 in NEW CASTLE CO, DE20, and died Abt. 1829 in BOURBON CO, KY20.
Children are listed above under (50) SARAH BOULDEN.
52. LEVI8 BOULDIN (NATHAN7, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 1767 in NEW CASTLE CO, DE20. He married JANE BLACK20 14 Jul 1791 in PENCADER HUNDRED, DE20.
Children of LEVI BOULDIN and JANE BLACK are:
i. PHOEBE9 BOULDIN20.
ii. MARY ANN BOULDIN20.
iii. LEVI BOULDIN20.
iv. SARAH BOULDIN20.
v. WILLIAM BOULDIN20.
vi. JESSEE BOULDIN20.
53. RACHEL8 BOULDIN (NATHAN7, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 17 Oct 1772 in NEW CASTLE CO, DE20. She married CAPT WILLIAM MOORE20 31 May 179620. He was born 177020, and died 181820.
Children of RACHEL BOULDIN and WILLIAM MOORE are:
i. RACHEL9 MOORE20.
ii. CASAMBRA MOORE20.
iii. JAMES MOORE20.
iv. NATHAN MOORE20.
54. JESSE8 BOULDIN (NATHAN7, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)20 was born 1774 in NEW CASTLE CO, DE21,22. He married HANNAH GRIFFITH22 20 Mar 1800 in NEW CASTLE CO, DELAWARE23,24, daughter of GEORGE GRIFFITH and ELIZABETH. She was born 24 Feb 178224, and died 27 Sep 1842 in PENCADER HUNDRED, DE24.
Children of JESSE BOULDIN and HANNAH GRIFFITH are:
i. SARAH9 BOULDIN24, m. WILLIAM TAYLOR24.
ii. JOHN BOULDIN24.
iii. HARRIET BOULDIN24.
iv. MATILDA BOULDIN24, m. SAMUEL MCINTIRE24.
v. JAMES BOULDIN24.
vi. ELIZABETH BOULDIN24, b. Abt. 180224; m. JOHN GOODING24.
111. vii. THOMAS BOULDIN, b. 13 Sep 1804, DELAWARE; d. 11 Oct 1860, NEW CASTLE CO, DE.
112. viii. CHARLES BOULDIN, b. 08 Oct 1808; d. 03 Mar 1860, NEW CASTLE CO, DE.
ix. LEVI BOULDIN24, b. Abt. 181125,26.
113. x. GEORGE W. BOULDIN, b. 11 Feb 1811, NEW CASTLE, DEL; d. 03 Dec 1885, PENCADER HUNDRED, DE.
xi. MARY BOULDIN26, b. Abt. 181227,28; m. JAMES STEWART28; b. Abt. 181129,30.
114. xii. JESSE BOULDIN, b. 26 Mar 1826, PENCADER HUNDRED, DE; d. 1855.
Generation No. 5
55. LEVI9 BOULDEN (RICHARD8, RICHARD7, RICHARD6, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)30 was born 180930. He married MARGARET30.
Children of LEVI BOULDEN and MARGARET are:
i. ALBERT10 BOULDEN30.
ii. ALONZO BOULDEN30.
iii. ANNIE BOULDEN30.
iv. FRANKLIN BOULDEN30.
v. ELLA BOULDEN30.
vi. HENRY BOULDEN30, m. ELLA M. HESSEY30.
115. vii. JAMES ALFRED BOULDEN, b. 1837.
56. NATHAN9 BOULDIN (NOBLE8, WILLIAM7, WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)30 died 17 Aug 1830 in WARREN CO, TN30.
Children of NATHAN BOULDIN are:
116. i. SARAH10 BOULDIN, b. 24 Aug 1806; d. 20 Aug 1853, VAN BUREN CO, TN.
117. ii. ELIJAH JACKSON I BOULDIN, b. 19 Jun 1811; d. 27 Feb 1885, HEAD SPRINGS, DEKALB CO, AL.
57. RUEBEN9 BOULDIN (NOBLE8, WILLIAM7, WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)30 was born in SOUTH CAROLINA30. He married MELISSA30.
Children of RUEBEN BOULDIN and MELISSA are:
i. MARY10 BOULDIN30.
ii. REBECCA BOULDIN30.
iii. FRANCES BOULDIN30.
iv. NANCY BOULDIN30.
v. SAMSON BOULDIN30.
vi. MARGARET BOULDIN30.
vii. SARAH BOULDIN30.
viii. MARTHA BOULDIN30.
ix. JANE BOULDIN30.
x. GIDEON BOULDIN30.
xi. LOUIS BOULDIN30.
xii. EVALINE BOULDIN30.
118. xiii. NOBLE BOULDIN, b. 13 Sep 1829, TN; d. 1897, LEBANON, TN.
58. GIDEON9 BOULDIN (NOBLE8, WILLIAM7, WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)30 was born 29 Jun 1796 in NORTH CAROLINA31,32, and died 1875 in DUCK SPRINGS, ETOWAH COUNTY, ALABAMA32. He married MARY [POLLY] HILL32, daughter of BENJAMIN HILL and REBECCA WALLACE. She was born 09 Dec 180232, and died Aft. 06 May 1853 in WARREN CO, TN33,34.
Children of GIDEON BOULDIN and MARY HILL are:
i. COBB10 BOULDIN35,36.
ii. WILEY BOULDIN37,38, m. SUSAN HILL39,40; b. 183540.
119. iii. NOBLE BOULDIN, b. 10 Dec 1822, WARREN CO, TN.
120. iv. BENJAMIN BOULDIN, b. 02 Jun 1824, WARREN CO, TN.
v. JAMES MADISON BOULDIN40, b. 31 May 1826, WARREN CO, TN41,42.
121. vi. JOHN BOULDIN, b. 15 Jul 1828, WARREN CO, TN; d. 04 Jan 1904, JACKSON CO, AL.
122. vii. MONTAQUE PLEASANT BOULDIN, b. 30 Jun 1831; d. 23 May 1899, VAN BUREN COUNTY, TENN.
viii. REBECCA BOULDIN42, b. 09 Jun 1833, WARREN CO, TN42; m. PRESLEY DENNEY42.
ix. NANCY BOULDIN42, b. 09 Nov 1835, WARREN CO, TN42.
x. WILLIAM BOULDIN42, b. 17 Jun 1837, WARREN CO, TN42; d. 03 Feb 186342.
xi. JEMINA BOULDIN42, b. 29 Jul 1839, WARREN CO, TN42; m. PRINCE BUCK SCOTT42.
xii. HILLY BOULDIN42, b. 10 Dec 1841, WARREN CO, TN42.
59. LEWIS9 BOULDIN (NOBLE8, WILLIAM7, WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 1805 in MARYLAND42. He married SUSANNAH (SUCKEY) KNIGHT42. She was born 1800 in NORTH CAROLINA42.
Children of LEWIS BOULDIN and SUSANNAH KNIGHT are:
i. JR LEWIS10 BOULDIN42.
123. ii. WILLIAM BOULDIN, b. 1825.
124. iii. NORVILLE (NARVEL) BOULDIN, b. 1832.
125. iv. ELISHA L. BOULDIN, b. 1839.
60. ELINDER9 BOULDIN (NOBLE8, WILLIAM7, WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 182342. He married STINSELL42. She died Bef. 183642.
Child of ELINDER BOULDIN and STINSELL is:
i. ELISHA10 BOULDIN42.
61. WILLIAM EDWARD9 COLLIER (ELIZABETH8 BOULDIN, JAMES E.7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 10 Aug 179942. He married ROSALIE STEWART42.
Child of WILLIAM COLLIER and ROSALIE STEWART is:
i. AMY R.10 COLLIER42.
62. GOV HENRY WATKINS9 COLLIER (ELIZABETH8 BOULDIN, JAMES E.7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 17 Jan 1801 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died 28 Aug 1855 in BAILEY SPRINGS, AL42. He married MARY ANN WILLIAM BATTLE42 182642. She was born 16 Mar 1803 in NASH, NC42, and died 09 Apr 1867 in TUSCALOOSA, AL42.
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Children of HENRY COLLIER and MARY BATTLE are:
i. MARY WILLIAMS10 COLLIER42, b. 21 Sep 183042; m. GEORGE WILLIAM BENAGH42, 14 Oct 1852, TUSCALOOSA, AL42.
ii. EVELYN HEWITT COLLIER42, b. 28 Jul 183242; m. WILLIAM THOMAS KING42.
iii. JAMES WYATT COLLIER42, b. 03 Nov 183342.
iv. SALLY BOULDIN COLLIER42, b. 04 Nov 184042; m. BATTLE FORT42.
63. CHARLES EPHRAIM9 COLLIER (ELIZABETH8 BOULDIN, JAMES E.7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 10 Jan 180542, and died 188842. He married ELIZABETH GOODWYNE STEWART42 18 Jun 1828 in MADISON CO, AL42. She was born 16 Dec 181242, and died 21 May 187842.
Children of CHARLES COLLIER and ELIZABETH STEWART are:
i. EMILY GOODWYNE10 COLLIER42, b. 20 Aug 1829, AL42; m. MD SAMUEL J. WITHERS42, 16 Dec 185142.
ii. ELIZABETH BOULDIN COLLIER42, b. 08 Apr 1831, MADISON CO, AL42; d. 14 May 185542.
iii. JANE ELLEN COLLIER42, b. 23 Jun 1832, AL42; d. 17 Jul 183342.
iv. JAMES ROBERT COLLIER42, b. 14 Nov 1833, MADISON CO, AL42; d. 17 Dec 187342.
v. MARTHA WYATT COLLIER42, b. 22 Jun 1835, MADISON CO, AL42; d. 02 Dec 190042.
vi. THOMAS HENRY COLLIER42, b. 22 Apr 1837, MADISON CO, AL42; m. EDNA J. JONES42, 01 Apr 186842.
vii. FLORENCE STEWART COLLIER42, b. 13 Jan 1839, AL42; d. 02 Apr 184142.
viii. SARAH ELIZABETH COLLIER42, b. 25 Sep 1840, MADISON CO, AL42; m. WILLIAM S. WHITE42, 07 Apr 187542.
ix. CHARLES EPHRAIM COLLIER42, b. 23 Jul 1843, MADISON CO, AL42.
x. WILLIAM EDWARD COLLIER42, b. 03 Jan 1844, MADISON CO, AL42; d. 21 Nov 190142.
xi. ROSALINE COLLIER42, b. 07 Aug 1846, MADISON CO, AL42; d. 06 Oct 188442; m. RUDOLPH ELLIOTT42.
64. MARGARET WATKINS (PEGGY)9 BOULDIN (EPHRAIM8, JAMES E.7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 14 May 1799 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died 02 Jun 1849 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42. She married HILLERY JR. MOSELEY42 03 Feb 1817 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, son of HILLERY MOSELEY and NANCY BEDFORD. He was born 02 Feb 1792 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died Feb 1856 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
Children of MARGARET BOULDIN and HILLERY MOSELEY are:
i. ROBERT EVERETT10 MOSELEY42, b. 1818, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; d. 22 Jan 1884, HENRICO CO, VA42; m. ELIZABETH H. FINCH42, 05 Nov 1845, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
ii. JAMES E MOSELEY42, b. Abt. 1820, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; m. MARY HASELTINE RICHARDS42.
126. iii. JANE ANN MOSELEY, b. 08 Jan 1822, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 24 Jan 1878.
iv. CHARLES HILLERY MOSELEY42, b. 24 Apr 1824, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; d. 08 Jan 1906, HALIFAX CO, VA42; m. SARAH ANN MARABLE42.
v. WHITFIELD MOSELEY42, b. 182742.
vi. MARGARET BOULDIN MOSELEY42, b. 1834, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; d. 1864, NOTTAWAY, VA42; m. WILLIAM CALVIN JEFFRESS42.
vii. WILLIAM STITH MOSELEY42, b. 1837, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; d. 188642; m. MELISSA ANN MOSELEY42.
viii. MARTHA ANN MOSELEY42, b. 1840, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; d. 185542.
65. WILLIAM WATKINS9 BOULDIN (EPHRAIM8, JAMES E.7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 19 Aug 1811 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died 25 Jul 1863 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42. He married ANGELINA MORGAN42 07 Nov 1838 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42. She was born 01 May 1816 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died 15 Jul 1899 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
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Burial: BOULDIN CEMETERY, DRAKES BRANCH, VA42
Children of WILLIAM BOULDIN and ANGELINA MORGAN are:
i. JOHN10 BOULDIN42.
ii. MARTHA D BOULDIN42, m. AMOS WILLIAMS42.
iii. CHARLES BEDFORD BOULDIN42, d. 22 Aug 1911, DRAKES BRANCH, VA42.
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iv. ALMA BOULDIN42.
66. ELIZABETH (SUSAN W.?)9 BOULDIN (JAMES8, JAMES E.7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 06 Jun 181042, and died 24 Dec 1843 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42. She married ELISHA ESTES HUNDLEY42 Abt. 1833 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42. He was born 180042.
Children of ELIZABETH BOULDIN and ELISHA HUNDLEY are:
i. MARGARET10 HUNDLEY42.
ii. CHARLES HUNDLEY42.
iii. MARY A. HUNDLEY42, b. 1834, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
iv. SALLY HUNDLEY42, b. 1836, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
v. ELLEN HUNDLEY42, b. 1843, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
67. MD LOUIS B9 SPENCER (SARAH8 BOULDIN, JAMES E.7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 04 Sep 1820 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died 13 Sep 190142. He married JOANNA TYLER BOULDIN42 04 Sep 1842 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, daughter of JAMES BOULDIN and ALICE JOUETT. She was born 08 Sep 182042, and died 06 Feb 190142.
Children of LOUIS SPENCER and JOANNA BOULDIN are:
i. ELIZA ROBERT10 SPENCER42.
ii. HENRY SPENCER42.
iii. ALICE JOUETT SPENCER42.
iv. JAMES BOULDIN SPENCER42, b. 1846, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
v. SALLY HENRY SPENCER42, b. 1850, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
127. vi. JOANNA TYLER SPENCER, b. 1854, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 1926.
vii. ROBERT BOULDIN SPENCER42, b. 1856, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; d. 192442; m. LUCY THOMAS MARSHALL42.
viii. JOUETT SPENCER42, b. 1858, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
ix. LOUISA VIRGINIA SPENCER42, b. 1863, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; m. FRANK WRIGHT42.
68. SARAH9 BOULDIN (THOMAS8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 1806 in HENRY CO, VA42, and died 02 Apr 1891 in HENRY CO, VA42. She married JOHN T COBLER42 11 Jan 1827 in HENRY CO, VA42. He was born 1801 in ROCKINGHAM, NC42, and died 14 Sep 1866 in HENRY CO, VA42.
Child of SARAH BOULDIN and JOHN COBLER is:
i. NANCY10 COBLER42, b. 1829, HENRY CO, VA42; d. 15 Apr 1900, STOKES CO, NC42; m. HENRY LAWRENCE42, 1851, HENRY CO, VA42; b. 1817, HENRY CO, VA42; d. 28 Sep 1896, STOKES CO, NC42.
69. THOMAS C9 BOULDIN (THOMAS8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 180842. He married .42.
Children of THOMAS BOULDIN and . are:
i. ELIZABETH10 BOULDIN42, b. 1829, HENRY CO, VA42.
128. ii. JOHN H BOULDIN, b. 29 Feb 1832; d. 24 Dec 1895.
70. FREDERICK H.9 BOULDIN (THOMAS8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 1810 in HENRY CO, VA42, and died 24 Nov 1880 in HENRY CO, VA42. He married MILDRED P. REA42 20 Jan 1834 in HENRY CO, VA42, daughter of DAVID REA and FRANCES EAST. She was born Mar 1815 in VA42.
Children of FREDERICK BOULDIN and MILDRED REA are:
129. i. THOMAS DAVID10 BOULDIN, b. 1835, HENRY CO, VA.
ii. JOSEPH BOULDIN42, b. 1837, HENRY CO, VA42.
130. iii. MARY MAGDELINE BOULDIN, b. 03 Mar 1839; d. 05 Sep 1923.
iv. ARMINESTES BOULDIN42, b. 1841, HENRY CO, VA42.
v. SALLY BOULDIN42, b. 1843, HENRY CO, VA42.
vi. NANCY BOULDIN42, b. 1845, HENRY CO, VA42.
131. vii. GEORGE WASHINGTON HILLARY BOULDIN, b. 14 Dec 1848, HENRY CO, VA; d. 02 Nov 1928, HORSEPASTURE, VA.
viii. JOHN BOULDIN42, b. 1851, HENRY CO, VA42.
ix. MARTHA BOULDIN42, b. 1853, HENRY CO, VA42.
x. SUSAN BOULDIN42, b. 1855, HENRY CO, VA42.
71. MILDRED9 BOULDIN (THOMAS8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 181242. She married GATEWOOD QUALLS42, son of JOHN QUALLS and MILLIE FERRIS. He was born 1796 in VA42, and died Aft. 1880 in STONE, ARKANSAS42.
Children of MILDRED BOULDIN and GATEWOOD QUALLS are:
i. FRANKLIN10 QUALLS42.
ii. LEANDER QUALLS42.
iii. GREEN QUALLS42, b. 1822, VA42; d. Bef. 190742.
iv. MARTHA ANN QUALLS42, b. 1825, VA42; d. Mar 1884, LUTTS, TN42; m. THOMAS S. COPELAND42, Feb 184342; b. 13 May 1815, MADISON, MS42; d. 21 Feb 1904, HARDIN, TN42.
v. MARY QUALLS42, b. Abt. 1827, VA42; d. Bef. 190742.
132. vi. JOHN H. G. QUALLS, b. Abt. 1827, VA; d. 17 Feb 1894, STONE, ARKANSAS.
vii. JANE QUALLS42, b. Bef. 1828, VA42; d. Bef. 190742.
viii. LOUISA E. QUALLS42, b. Bet. 11 May 1828 - 1834, TN42; d. 15 Jan 1916, STONE, ARKANSAS42.
ix. TOM QUALLS42, b. Bef. 1832, TN42; d. Bef. 190742.
x. NANCY QUALLS42, b. Bef. 183542; d. Bef. 186042.
xi. ELMIRA QUALLS42, b. Bef. 183642; d. Bef. 190742.
xii. CATHERINE QUALLS42, b. Abt. 183842.
xiii. REBECCA QUALLS42, b. Abt. 1840, TN42.
133. xiv. TYLER BOULDIN QUALLS, b. Abt. 1842, TN; d. Jan 1865.
xv. ROBERT H. QUALLS42, b. 29 Dec 1846, HARDIN, TN42; d. 27 Jan 1929, MARLOW, OKLA42.
72. EPHRAIM9 BOULDIN (GREEN8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 10 Aug 1828 in TRINITY, MORGAN CO, AL42, and died 10 Jul 1893 in LINCOLN, TN42. He married (1) MARIA HOBBS BRIDGFORTH42 12 Jan 185442. She was born 15 Feb 183742, and died 02 Sep 186042. He married (2) ELENORA KATIE JONES42 11 Mar 1862 in BATESVILLE, MS42. She was born in BATESVILLE, MS42. He married (3) ELIZABETH BAUGH42 03 Jun 186642. She was born in ELKTON, TN42. He married (4) SUSIE JANE BOYD42 30 Jun 1874 in MEMPHIS, TN42. She was born 08 Sep 183942, and died 28 Aug 191642.
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Burial: ROSE HILL CEMETERY, LINCOLN, TN42
Children of EPHRAIM BOULDIN and MARIA BRIDGFORTH are:
i. ELIZABETH ALICE10 BOULDIN42, b. 31 Dec 185442; d. 04 Oct 192842; m. WALTON SUMMERFIELD MCWILLIAMS42, 01 May 187342; b. 23 Oct 185042; d. 03 Mar 190342.
ii. ROBERT GRAVES BOULDIN42, b. 24 May 185642; d. 29 May 186542.
iii. MARY LILLIAN BOULDIN42, b. 28 Jul 185842; d. 15 Aug 194342; m. DANA DANIEL BOYD42, 29 Jun 188042.
Children of EPHRAIM BOULDIN and ELENORA JONES are:
iv. VAN LOUIS10 BOULDIN42, b. 21 Aug 186242.
134. v. MARSHALL JONES BOULDIN, b. 21 Dec 1862, DESOTO CO. MS; d. 02 Sep 1940, CLARKSDALE, MS.
Children of EPHRAIM BOULDIN and ELIZABETH BAUGH are:
vi. SIR DHU10 BOULDIN42, b. 15 May 186742; d. 22 Dec 188542.
vii. JOSEPH HILLERY BOULDIN42, b. 15 Nov 186942; d. 10 Feb 191042.
viii. ANNE ELIZABETH BOULDIN42, b. 09 Mar 187242; d. 15 Jun 190442.
Children of EPHRAIM BOULDIN and SUSIE BOYD are:
135. ix. ANNE10 BOULDIN, d. 1904.
x. GRACE BOYD BOULDIN42, b. 30 Jun 187542.
xi. E. RUSSELL BOULDIN42, b. 06 Feb 187742; d. 18 Oct 190442.
xii. FRANCES KATE BOULDIN42, b. 03 Jan 1879, NESBIT, MS42; m. HORATIO OSBORN STARK42, 15 Dec 190342; b. 12 Oct 1875, EVERGREEN, LA42.
xiii. HENRY MALCOM BOULDIN42, b. 21 Mar 188142; d. 05 Mar 192242.
73. THOMAS M.9 BOULDIN (GREEN8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born in MADISON CO, AL42, and died Abt. Oct 1833 in MADISON CO, AL42. He married MARY ANN DEDMAN42 10 Dec 1829 in MADISON CO, AL42.
Child of THOMAS BOULDIN and MARY DEDMAN is:
136. i. MARTHA JANE10 BOULDIN, b. 1831, MADISON CO, AL; d. Feb 1851, WASHINGTON CO, TX.
74. RICHARD T9 BOULDIN (GREEN8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born Abt. 1792 in HENRY CO, VA42, and died Abt. 183342. He married SALLY EAST42 02 Dec 1817 in HENRY CO, VA42, daughter of THOMAS EAST and SARAH GRAVES. She was born 07 Dec 1800 in HENRY CO, VA42.
Child of RICHARD BOULDIN and SALLY EAST is:
137. i. JOSEPH GRAVES10 BOULDIN, b. 26 May 1818, HENRY CO, VA; d. 05 May 1891, GONZALES, TX.
75. COL W GRAVES9 BOULDIN (GREEN8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 21 Mar 1792 in HENRY CO, VIRGINIA42, and died 30 Sep 1857 in WASHINGTON CO, TEXAS42. He married ELIZABETH PURNELL HAMMOND42 20 Jul 1821 in MADISON CO. ALABAMA42, daughter of ELI HAMMOND and MARY OWEN. She was born 23 Sep 1803 in DAVIDSON CO. TENNESSEE42, and died 17 Aug 1855 in WASHINGTON CO. TEXAS42.
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William Graves Bouldin migrated to Alabama with his family as the Cherokee territory opened for expansion. He was a surveyor, lawyer, magistrate and judge. He was an organizer of the Democratic Party in Alabama. He was commissioned a Captain in the 2nd regiment, 1st Brigade, 1st Division of the Alabama Militia during the war of 1812. He rose to the rank of Colonel and was presented a sword by the State of Alabama for patriotic services rendered in that war. During the war he became acquainted with Captain Eli Hammond, a very close friend and companion of General Andrew Jackson. When Jackson ascended to the Presidency, Hammond used his influence with him to obtain for his future son-in-law a commission as U. S. Surveyor of the Florida lands. He and his wife, Elizabeth Purnell Hammond, were frequent guests of the Jackson family, she having been born in Davidson County, Tennessee, and a close friend of Rachel Jackson's niece. Selling the farm in Alabama, they left for Texas in 1850 and began farming operations there with slaves brought along for that purpose. He established the "Bouldin-Routt Cemetery" near his homesite at the time of his wife's death in 1855. He followed her in death in 1857, and is buried beside her.
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Burial: Oct 1857, BOULDIN ROUTT CEMETERY, CHAPPELL HILL, TX42
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Burial: Aug 1855, BOULDIN-ROUTT CEMETERY, CHAPPELL HILL, TX42
Children of W BOULDIN and ELIZABETH HAMMOND are:
138. i. MARY PURNELL TABITHA10 BOULDIN, b. 17 Oct 1822, MADISON CO, ALABAMA.
139. ii. MD HAMMOND BOULDIN, b. 24 Feb 1825, MADISON CO, ALABAMA; d. 10 Apr 1905, OLD LAWN, TEXAS.
140. iii. ELIZABETH G. BOULDIN, b. 23 Feb 1827, MADISON CO. ALABAMA; d. 14 Apr 1844, MADISON CO, ALABAMA.
141. iv. SUSAN ELEANOR BOULDIN, b. 23 May 1829, MADISON CO. ALABAMA.
142. v. GREEN BOULDIN, b. 16 Aug 1831, MADISON CO, ALABAMA; d. 01 Jan 1874, MATAGORDA CO, TX.
143. vi. CATHERINE C. BOULDIN, b. 30 Dec 1833, MADISON CO. ALABAMA.
144. vii. MD ELI SHELBY BOULDIN, b. 20 Jun 1835, MADISON CO. ALABAMA; d. 1908.
145. viii. MARGARET J. BOULDIN, b. 22 Nov 1840, MADISON CO, ALABAMA.
146. ix. SALLY M. BOULDIN, b. 15 Dec 1842, MADISON CO, ALABAMA.
x. BETTY P. H. BOULDIN42, b. 05 Oct 1845, MADISON CO. ALABAMA42; d. 01 Jan 1924, HEMPSTEAD, TEXAS42; m. FRANK CANNON42, 1890, HOUSTON, TEXAS42.
76. CAPT JAMES MASSEY9 BOULDIN (GREEN8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 13 Mar 1795 in HENRY CO, VA42, and died 21 Oct 1844 in MORGAN CO, AL42. He married (1) MARGARET BOULDIN42 18 Aug 1824 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, daughter of RICHARD BOULDIN and ELIZABETH MOSELEY. She was born 01 Oct 1795 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died Apr 1831 in MORGAN CO, AL42. He married (2) MARY TABITHA J. HAMMOND42 26 Oct 1831 in MADISON CO, AL42, daughter of ELI HAMMOND and MARY OWEN. She was born 03 Dec 1809 in MADISON CO, ALABAMA42, and died 18 Apr 1840 in MADISON CO, ALABAMA42.
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Burial: GREEN BOULDIN CEMETERY, DECATUR, AL42
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Burial: GREEN BOULDIN CEMETERY, DECATUR, AL42
Children are listed above under (48) MARGARET BOULDIN.
Children of JAMES BOULDIN and MARY HAMMOND are:
i. ELI HAMMOND10 BOULDIN42, b. 18 Nov 1835, MADISON CO, ALABAMA42; d. 06 Dec 1849, MADISON CO, ALABAMA42.
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Burial: BOULDIN-HAMMOND CEMETERY, HARVEST, AL42
ii. MARY L. T. BOULDIN42, b. 13 Nov 1838, MADISON CO, AL42.
77. GREEN9 BOULDIN (GREEN8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 1796 in MADISON CO, AL42, and died 1883 in WASHINGTON CO, TX42. He married MARGARET ANN DRIVER42 in LIMESTONE CO, AL42.
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Burial: CHAPPELL HILL, TX42
Children of GREEN BOULDIN and MARGARET DRIVER are:
147. i. ROBERT G.10 BOULDIN, b. 27 Mar 1827, MS; d. 23 Jul 1907, DEWITT COUNTY, TEXAS.
ii. JOSEPH E. BOULDIN42, b. 1840, MS42.
iii. VIRGINIA CAROLYN BOULDIN42, b. 1842, MS42.
148. iv. JAMES AUGUSTUS BOULDIN, b. 1845, MISSISSIPPI; d. 1913, WAELDER, TX.
149. v. WILLIAM GREEN BOULDIN, b. 21 Mar 1851, MS; d. 09 Apr 1917, HARWOOD, TX.
78. MARY9 BOULDIN (GREEN8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born Abt. 180042, and died Bef. 186042. She married NOBLE G. MAJORS42.
Children of MARY BOULDIN and NOBLE MAJORS are:
i. GREEN B.10 MAJORS42, b. 182742.
ii. DICY B. C. MAJORS42, b. 1832, TN42.
iii. NOBLE L. MAJORS42, b. 1834, TN42.
iv. THOMAS B. G. MAJORS42, b. 1839, TN42.
v. JOHN D. MAJORS42, b. 1843, TN42.
vi. VIRGINIA MAJORS42, b. 1847, TN42.
79. HILLARY MOSELEY9 BOULDIN (WILLIAM8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 15 Oct 1815 in HENRY CO, VA42, and died 17 Jul 1883 in HAMILTON CO, TX42. He married NANCY JANE GILLESPIE42. She was born 181442, and died 1907 in HAMILTON CO, TX42.
Children of HILLARY BOULDIN and NANCY GILLESPIE are:
150. i. TENNIE ANN10 BOULDIN, d. 03 Dec 1884, HAMILTON CO, TX.
151. ii. MARY TABITHA BOULDIN.
80. JOSEPH HENRY9 BOULDIN (THOMAS CLARK8, JOSEPH7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 1836 in HENRY CO, VA42. He married MARTHA J.42. She was born 184542.
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Burial: THORNFIELD PLANTATION, HENRY CO, VA42
Children of JOSEPH BOULDIN and MARTHA are:
i. LUCY A10 BOULDIN42, b. 16 Mar 1867, HENRY CO, VA42.
ii. JOSEPH H. BOULDIN42, b. 20 Feb 1870, HENRY CO, VA42.
81. AMELIA9 BOULDIN (LEONARD8, JOSEPH7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 died 187442. She married FRANCIS DIVERS42. He was born 1808 in VIRGINIA42, and died 187442.
Children of AMELIA BOULDIN and FRANCIS DIVERS are:
i. MARY10 DIVERS42.
ii. NANNIE DIVERS42.
iii. GINNIE DIVERS42.
152. iv. LEONARD BOULDIN DIVERS.
v. WILLIAM DIVERS42.
vi. FRANCIS DIVERS42.
vii. VIVIAN DIVERS42.
viii. LELIA DIVERS42.
82. JAMES E.9 BOULDIN (JAMES E8, JOSEPH7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born in KENTUCKY42. He married MILDRED THOMSON42 11 Feb 1858 in PETTIS CO, MISSOURI42, daughter of MENTOR THOMSON and CORA WOOLDRIDGE. She was born in MISSOURI42.
Children of JAMES BOULDIN and MILDRED THOMSON are:
i. JAMES E JR.10 BOULDIN42, d. 22 Sep 1945, AUSTIN, TX42.
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Burial: OAKWOOD CEMETERY42
ii. MINTOR T. BOULDIN42.
153. iii. ROBERT E. BOULDIN.
iv. WILLIAM BOULDIN42.
v. MINNIE BOULDIN42.
83. DAVID9 BOULDIN (JAMES E8, JOSEPH7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42. He married BELLE WOOLDRIDGE42, daughter of POWHATAN WOOLDRIDGE and MILDRED MAJOR. She was born in MISSOURI42.
Children of DAVID BOULDIN and BELLE WOOLDRIDGE are:
i. WILLIAM POWHATAN10 BOULDIN42.
ii. CHARLES BOULDIN42.
iii. WOOD BOULDIN42.
iv. JAMES BOULDIN42.
84. MARY V9 BOULDIN (JAMES E8, JOSEPH7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42. She married J. M. FOX42.
Children of MARY BOULDIN and J. FOX are:
i. LILLIE10 FOX42.
ii. SIDNEY FOX42.
iii. NELLIE FOX42.
iv. LACKEY FOX42.
v. FRANCIS ST. JOSEPH FOX42.
85. ANN ELIZABETH9 BOULDIN (JAMES E8, JOSEPH7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42. She married JUDGE ALEXANDER WATKINS TERRELL42, son of CHRISTOPHER TERRELL and SUSAN KENNERLY. He was born 23 Nov 1827 in PATRICK CO. VA42, and died 09 Sep 1912 in MINERAL WELLS, TX42.
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Burial: AUSTIN, TEXAS42
Children of ANN BOULDIN and ALEXANDER TERRELL are:
154. i. CONSTANCE10 TERRELL.
ii. MARY LEE TERRELL42.
iii. LILLA TERRELL42.
iv. ERNEST TERRELL42.
v. ARTHUR J. TERRELL42.
vi. ALEXANDER WATKINS JR TERRELL42.
155. vii. LILLA M. TERRELL.
viii. HOWARD D. TERRELL42.
86. ANNE LEWIS9 BOULDIN (THOMAS TYLER8, WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42. She married CLAIRBOURNE BARKSDALE III42.
Children of ANNE BOULDIN and CLAIRBOURNE BARKSDALE III are:
i. MARY G.10 BARKSDALE42.
156. ii. CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE.
87. JOHN LEWIS9 BOULDIN (THOMAS TYLER8, WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42. He married ELIZABETH PAUP42.
Children of JOHN BOULDIN and ELIZABETH PAUP are:
i. ROBERT10 BOULDIN42.
ii. MARY BOULDIN42.
iii. LOUISA BOULDIN42.
iv. MINNIE BOULDIN42.
88. WOOD9 BOULDIN (THOMAS TYLER8, WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 20 Jan 1811 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died 10 Oct 1876 in CHARLOTTE CO, VIRGINIA.42. He married (1) LOUISA BARKSDALE42 21 Dec 1836 in LUNENBURG CO, VIRGINIA42. She was born 09 Mar 1815 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died 06 Mar 1839 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42. He married (2) MARTHA DANIEL42 14 Apr 1847 in CHARLOTTE CO, VIRGINIA.42, daughter of WILLIAM DANIEL and MARGARET BALDWIN. She was born 16 Aug 1818 in LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA42.
Child of WOOD BOULDIN and LOUISA BARKSDALE is:
157. i. WOOD JR10 BOULDIN, b. 28 Sep 1838, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
Children of WOOD BOULDIN and MARTHA DANIEL are:
158. ii. ANNE LEWIS10 BOULDIN.
159. iii. CORNELIA D BOULDIN.
iv. ELLA C BOULDIN42.
v. ELVIRA DANIEL BOULDIN42, b. 19 Mar 1848, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
vi. WILLIAM DANIEL BOULDIN42, b. 1850, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
160. vii. MARTHA DANIEL BOULDIN, b. 11 Jan 1852, LUNENBURG CO, VA.
161. viii. CHARLES ELLET BOULDIN, b. 18 Jan 1855, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. 1928, BURNWELL, WVA.
162. ix. BRISCOE BALDWIN BOULDIN, b. 06 Apr 1856, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
x. ALICE HAXALL BOULDIN42, b. 17 Jul 185742.
xi. FRANK DEANE BOULDIN42, b. 02 Feb 1859, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
xii. VIRGINIA STEWART BOULDIN42, b. 25 Apr 1862, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
89. BENJAMIN LEWIS9 BOULDIN (THOMAS TYLER8, WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 25 Jun 1811 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died 21 Apr 186942. He married ELIZABETH MCKAY42 30 Aug 183842, daughter of ABRAHAM MCKAY. She was born 03 Jun 1813 in COOKE CO. TN42, and died 13 Oct 1872 in PULASKI, GILES CO., TN42.
Children of BENJAMIN BOULDIN and ELIZABETH MCKAY are:
i. CATHERINE10 BOULDIN42, b. 31 May 1839, COOKE CO. TN42.
ii. JOANNA BOULDIN42, b. 14 Dec 1840, COOKE CO. TN42; m. JOSEPH HALE42, 14 Feb 186642; d. 12 Mar 1870, MAURY CO. TN42.
163. iii. THOMAS LEWIS BOULDIN, b. 14 Aug 1843, VIRGINIA.
iv. MARTHA BOULDIN42, b. 02 Nov 1845, COOKE CO. TN42.
164. v. WOOD BOULDIN, b. 14 Dec 1847, COOKE CO. TN; d. 14 Feb 1910, MAURY, TN.
vi. MARGARET BOULDIN42, b. 09 Jan 1852, COOKE CO. TN42; d. 31 Jan 1910, GA42; m. FRANCIS L. LEDFORD42; b. 20 Oct 185442; d. 16 Feb 1916, GA42.
90. MARTHA BICKERTON9 BOULDIN (THOMAS TYLER8, WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born Abt. 1813 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42. She married MD BRECKENRIDGE CABELL42.
Children of MARTHA BOULDIN and BRECKENRIDGE CABELL are:
i. SALLIE W.10 CABELL42, m. ANDY STEWART42.
ii. ANNE B CABELL42, m. GEN. ALBERT RUST42.
iii. PAULINE H CABELL42, m. T.T. CARRINGTON42.
iv. MARIAN F CABELL42.
v. ALICE CABELL42, m. WALTER WITHERS42.
vi. BETTIE C CABELL42, m. DAVIS42.
vii. KATE CABELL42.
165. viii. JOHN JORDAN CABELL, b. 14 Jun 1842, LYNCHBURG, CAMPBELL CO. VA.
91. THOMAS TYLER9 BOULDIN (THOMAS TYLER8, WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 24 Mar 1813 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died 1891 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42. He married (1) FANNY W. FLOURNOY42. She was born 24 Sep 1831 in SHANTILLY, PRINCE EDWARD CO, VA42. He married (2) MARY ELLEN BARKSDALE42 30 Jan 1839 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, daughter of GRIEF BARKSDALE and MARY ELLIOT. She was born 07 Jan 1816 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died 1840 in CHARLOTTE CO. VA42.
Children of THOMAS BOULDIN and FANNY FLOURNOY are:
i. FANNIE LEWIS10 BOULDIN42, b. 07 Dec 1852, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; m. PRESTON BURFORD42, 03 Feb 1910, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
ii. MARY WILLIAM BOULDIN42, b. 24 Jul 1854, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
iii. DAVID FLOURNOY BOULDIN42, b. 16 Apr 1856, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; d. 31 Oct 1856, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
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Burial: GOLDEN HILLS42
166. iv. HENRY WOOD BOULDIN, b. 03 Nov 1857, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. Aug 1935, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
v. ELLEN BARKSDALE BOULDIN42, b. 10 Feb 186042; d. 22 Nov 1936, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
vi. RACHEL CONTESSE BOULDIN42, b. 28 Nov 1861, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; d. 19 Feb 1872, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
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Burial: 20 Feb 1872, GOLDEN HILLS42
vii. MARTHA CABELL BOULDIN42, b. 19 Apr 186442; d. 31 Aug 1911, HALIFAX CO, VA42; m. REV ALFRED H. GENTRY42, 24 Jul 1904, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
viii. REV FLOURNOY BOULDIN42, b. 22 Nov 1865, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; d. May 1957, PITTSBURG, PA42; m. ANNE RIDDICK WHITE42, 26 Oct 1898, SOUTH MILLS, NC42.
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Burial: GLOUCESTER, VA42
167. ix. CLAIBORNE BOULDIN, b. 05 Oct 1867, CHARLOTTE CO, VA; d. May 1959, CHARLOTTE CO, VA.
x. JOHN LEWIS BOULDIN42, b. 24 Nov 1871, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; d. 18 Feb 1958, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; m. HETTY C. JONES42, 26 Jul 1904, NEWPORT NEWS, VA42; d. 193942.
xi. ANNE VENABLE BOULDIN42, b. 01 Aug 1876, CHARLOTTE CO, VA42; d. 24 Apr 1974, DRAKES BRANCH, VA42; m. THOMAS W. DANIEL42, Sep 192142.
Child of THOMAS BOULDIN and MARY BARKSDALE is:
168. xii. THOMAS TYLER10 BOULDIN, b. 04 Nov 1839, CAMPBELL, VA; d. 31 Jul 1875, EAST BONFIELD, OXFORD, MD.
92. WILLIAM OLD9 BOULDIN (THOMAS TYLER8, WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born Abt. 1828 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42. He married REBECCA T. MORTON42. She died Abt. 12 May 1890 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42.
Children of WILLIAM BOULDIN and REBECCA MORTON are:
169. i. ELIZABETH LEGRANDE10 BOULDIN, d. 1920, BURNWELL, WVA.
ii. JOHN M. BOULDIN42, b. CHARLOTTE CO. VA42.
93. ALICE LEWIS (ELSIE)9 BOULDIN (JAMES WOOD8, WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42. She married JAMES (MACK) MCCARGO42.
Children of ALICE BOULDIN and JAMES MCCARGO are:
i. ROBERT10 MCCARGO42.
ii. ALICE MCCARGO42.
iii. THOMAS BOULDIN MCCARGO42.
iv. KATHERINE MCCARGO42.
v. RICHARD WOOD MCCARGO42.
vi. ANN MCCARGO42.
vii. JAMES M. MCCARGO42.
94. JOANNA TYLER9 BOULDIN (JAMES WOOD8, WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 08 Sep 182042, and died 06 Feb 190142. She married MD LOUIS B SPENCER42 04 Sep 1842 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, son of HENRY SPENCER and SARAH BOULDIN. He was born 04 Sep 1820 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died 13 Sep 190142.
Children are listed above under (67) LOUIS B SPENCER.
95. POWHATTAN9 BOULDIN (JAMES WOOD8, WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 25 May 1830 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died 08 Mar 1897 in DANVILLE, VA42. He married ELLA C FUQUA42 17 Mar 1855 in DANVILLE, VA42, daughter of WILLIAM FUQUA and MARY BARKSDALE. She was born 183542, and died 02 Feb 1873 in DANVILLE, VA42.
Children of POWHATTAN BOULDIN and ELLA FUQUA are:
i. ELLA CONTESSE10 BOULDIN42.
ii. JAMES WOOD BOULDIN42, b. 28 Jan 185642; d. Jul 186242.
iii. WILLIAM ARMSTEAD BOULDIN42, b. 21 Mar 185842.
iv. LOUIS CONTESSE BOULDIN42, b. 16 Apr 185942; d. 17 May 186042; m. CATHERINE CROSBY WORD42.
170. v. POWHATTAN JR. BOULDIN, b. 26 Feb 1861, DANVILLE, VA; d. 06 Dec 1903, DANVILLE, VA.
171. vi. EDWIN EDMUNDS BOULDIN, b. 23 May 1863.
172. vii. MARIA LOUISE BOULDIN, b. 31 May 1868.
173. viii. THOMAS TYLER BOULDIN, b. 16 Nov 1870.
96. HARRIET9 BOULDIN (JAMES WOOD8, WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 183642, and died 191542. She married REV HERBERT HAWES42 13 Aug 186242, son of SAMUEL HAWES and JUDITH SMITH. He was born 183442, and died 190642.
Children of HARRIET BOULDIN and HERBERT HAWES are:
i. HERBERT BOULDIN10 HAWES42, m. BESSIE PRINCE42.
ii. HORACE STERLING HAWES42.
iii. LOUISE C. HAWES42.
iv. ALICE HAWES42.
174. v. MARY VIRGINIA HAWES.
vi. REV SAMUEL PIERCE HOWES42, b. 187142; m. CHRISTINE WATKINS42, Dec 190342.
97. CAPT EDWIN EDMUNDS9 BOULDIN (JAMES WOOD8, WOOD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 31 Mar 1838 in CHARLOTTE CO, VA42, and died 29 Oct 1912 in DANVILLE, VA42. He married LUCY LYNE EDMUNDS42 09 Feb 1871 in CHARLOTTE CO, VIRGINIA.42, daughter of JOSEPH EDMUNDS and ELIZABETH HODGE. She was born in HALIFAX, VA42.
Notes for CAPT EDWIN EDMUNDS BOULDIN:
[Bouldin,JohnW..FTW]
Born on 31 March 1838 in Charlotte County, Virginia, the son of
Congressman James Wood Bouldin and Almeria Read Bouldin, and the great
grandson of Colonel Thomas Bouldin. He was educated at the University
of Virginia and studied the Law under George W. Read. He practiced
law at Goliad, Texas from 1859 till the opening of the Civil War, when
he returned to Virginia and joined Company B, Fourteenth Virginia
Cavalry, known as the "Charlotte Cavalry." In September 1861, he was
commissioned Lieutenant, and was elected Captain in 1862. He
commanded his regiment at Gettysburg, where he was wounded, and he was
again seriously wounded at the crossing of the Potomac, near
Hagerstown. He was taken prisoner at Moorfield in 1864, and held at
Camp Chase, Ohio prison for 18 months. He was exchanged in 1865, and
commanded his regiment from Five Forks till the surrender. He then
engaged in the practice of Law in Danville. In 1902 he was a member
of the State Constitutional Convention.
Children of EDWIN BOULDIN and LUCY EDMUNDS are:
175. i. REV JAMES WOOD10 BOULDIN, b. Abt. 1871, DANVILLE, VA.
176. ii. BESSIE BOULDIN, b. 10 Jul 1873, DANVILLE, VA; d. 19 May 1953, DANVILLE, VA.
177. iii. JOSEPH EDMUNDS BOULDIN, b. Apr 1875, DANVILLE, VA.
178. iv. ALMERIA BOULDIN, b. 04 May 1877, DANVILLE, VA.
v. LOUIS C. BOULDIN42, b. 15 May 1879, DANVILLE, VA42.
179. vi. LUCY LYNE BOULDIN, b. Nov 1880, DANVILLE, VA.
180. vii. FRANCES HERBERT BOULDIN, b. Oct 1882, DANVILLE, VA.
181. viii. HARRIET LOUIS BOULDIN, b. 27 Feb 1885, DANVILLE, VA.
98. WYLIE F9 BOULDIN (RICHARD M8, RICHARD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42. He married LAURA BROWN FOOTE42 12 Jan 1854 in LIMESTONE CO, AL42.
Children of WYLIE BOULDIN and LAURA FOOTE are:
i. LAURA FOOTE10 BOULDIN42, m. LUCIEN MINOR MOSELEY42, 18 Dec 1884, MORGAN CO, AL42; b. 30 Jul 1861, DECATUR, MORGAN CO, AL42.
ii. GEORGE O. BOULDIN42.
iii. RICHARD M BOULDIN42, b. 11 Dec 1860, MORGAN CO, AL42.
iv. HILLERY E. BOULDIN42, b. 31 Aug 1868, MORGAN CO, AL42.
v. SUE K. BOULDIN42, b. 10 Jun 1871, MORGAN CO, AL42.
vi. ANNIE MAY BOULDIN42, b. 02 Apr 1878, MORGAN CO, AL42.
99. RICHARD CLARK9 BOULDIN (JOHN GREEN8, RICHARD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 04 Feb 1813 in VA42, and died 12 Oct 1896 in CUMBERLAND, KY42. He married (1) NANCY FARIS42 20 Jul 1832 in CUMBERLAND CO, KY42. She was born 01 May 181142, and died 17 Apr 185042. He married (2) EMMA AMELIA DICKENS42 24 Nov 1850 in CUMBERLAND, KY42. She was born 26 Apr 182742, and died 04 Nov 1894 in CUMBERLAND, KY42.
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Burial: BURKESVILLE CEMETERY, KY42
Children of RICHARD BOULDIN and NANCY FARIS are:
i. PLEASANT C.10 BOULDIN42, b. 07 May 1833, CUMBERLAND, KY42; d. 06 Dec 183442.
ii. JAMES WOOD BOULDIN42, b. 08 Jan 1835, CUMBERLAND, KY42; d. 13 Sep 1854, CUMBERLAND, KY42; m. SUSAN ALEXANDER42.
iii. POLLY ANN BOULDIN42, b. 19 Jan 1837, CUMBERLAND, KY42; m. JACKSON E BREEDING42, 15 Oct 185742.
182. iv. ELIZABETH LAURA BOULDIN, b. 18 Mar 1839, CUMBERLAND, KY.
v. JOHN G. BOULDIN42, b. 03 May 1841, CUMBERLAND, KY42; d. 14 Sep 1854, CUMBERLAND, KY42.
vi. THOMAS T BOULDIN42, b. 03 May 1841, CUMBERLAND, KY42; d. 21 Sep 1854, CUMBERLAND, KY42.
vii. SUSAN C. BOULDIN42, b. 22 Oct 1843, CUMBERLAND, KY42; m. WILLIAM BOOKER42.
183. viii. SARAH ELLEN BOULDIN, b. 05 Feb 1845, CUMBERLAND, KY.
ix. WILLIAM M. BOULDIN42, b. 02 Jun 1848, CUMBERLAND, KY42; d. 13 Jun 1860, CUMBERLAND, KY42.
Children of RICHARD BOULDIN and EMMA DICKENS are:
184. x. MARTHA HARRIS10 BOULDIN, b. 31 Oct 1851, CUMBERLAND, KY.
xi. JANE ELIZA BOULDIN42, b. 23 Aug 1854, CUMBERLAND CO, KY42; m. JAMES HARTNITT42.
xii. RICHARD CLARK BOULDIN42, b. 17 Oct 1856, CUMBERLAND CO, KY42; d. 15 Nov 188342.
xiii. LUTHER BOULDIN42, b. 06 May 1859, CUMBERLAND CO, KY42; d. 16 May 185942.
xiv. HENRY S. BOULDIN42, b. 28 Oct 1861, CUMBERLAND CO, KY42; d. 17 Apr 188242.
xv. ROBERT E. L. BOULDIN42, b. 02 Feb 1864, CUMBERLAND CO, KY42; d. 27 Dec 188342.
185. xvi. CLARA EUGENIA BOULDIN, b. 03 Oct 1866, CUMBERLAND, KY; d. 28 Jun 1925.
186. xvii. WYLIE COX BOULDIN, b. 15 Jan 1870, CUMBERLAND CO, KY; d. 22 May 1947, CUMBERLAND CO, KY.
100. JOHN GREEN9 BOULDIN (JOHN GREEN8, RICHARD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 1816 in HENRY CO, VA42, and died 06 Jan 1892 in ROCKFORD, IOWA42. He married (1) CATHERINE CASSEL42 19 Jan 1837 in WYETH CO, VA42, daughter of WILLIAM CASSEL and RACHEL REUSCH. She was born 22 Nov 181842, and died Bef. Jun 1843 in WYETH CO, VA42. He married (2) SHARON SHANNON42 09 Jun 1843 in WYETH CO, VA42, daughter of JOHN SHANNON and VIRGINIA HUDSON. She was born 09 Jun 1819 in WYETH CO, VA42, and died 07 Jul 1910 in ROCKFORD, FLOYD CO, IA42.
Notes for JOHN GREEN BOULDIN:
[Bouldin,JohnW..FTW]
BETWEEN 1851 AND 1857, LIVED IN GRANT CO, WI. mOVED TO SPRING VALLEY, FILLMORE CO, MN BETWEEN 1857-1858. hE WORKED AS A FARMER
Children of JOHN BOULDIN and CATHERINE CASSEL are:
187. i. ELIZABETH FRANCES (FANNY)10 BOULDIN, b. 31 Mar 1838, WYETH CO, VA; d. 30 Jan 1905, AMITY, YAMHILL CO, OR.
ii. RACHEL JANE BOULDIN42, b. 09 Oct 1839, WYETH CO, VA42; d. Bef. 191042; m. WALLACE STAPLETON42, 28 Feb 185842; b. Bet. 1830 - 183942.
iii. ANGIE BOULDIN42, b. Abt. 1840, MT AIRY, VA42; d. Bef. 191042.
iv. JOHN BOULDIN42, b. Abt. 1841, MT AIRY, VA42; d. Bef. 191042.
188. v. WILLIAM FRANKLIN BOULDIN, b. 01 Apr 1841, WYTHE CO, VA; d. 24 Jan 1916, ROCKFORD, FLOYD CO, IA.
Children of JOHN BOULDIN and SHARON SHANNON are:
vi. GEORGE10 BOULDIN42, b. Bet. 1843 - 1844, MT AIRY, VA42; d. Bef. 191042.
189. vii. MARY CATHERINE BOULDIN, b. Abt. 1844.
190. viii. JAMES LAMPKIN BOULDIN, b. 02 Feb 1847; d. 29 Nov 1904, STAMFORD, TX.
ix. ANGELINE BOULDIN42, b. 1849, LANCASTER, GRANT CO, WI42; d. Abt. 1930, SANTA ANA, CA42.
x. JOSEPH U. BOULDIN42, b. 31 Dec 1853, WISC/MINN42; d. 10 Aug 1858, SPRING VALLEY, MN42.
xi. IRA W. BOULDIN42, b. 17 Jun 1857, SPRING VALLEY, MN42; d. 24 Mar 1957, SANTA BARBARA, CA42; m. LOTTA42.
xii. MARION E. BOULDIN42, b. 28 Sep 1862, SPRING VALLEY, MN42; d. 24 Dec 1870, SPRING VALLEY, MN42.
101. COLUMBUS WASHINGTON9 BOULDIN (JOHN GREEN8, RICHARD7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 1823 in NC42. He married LUCY42.
Children of COLUMBUS BOULDIN and LUCY are:
i. C. W.10 BOULDIN42, b. INDIANA42.
ii. MARTHA A. BOULDIN42, b. 1844, NC42.
191. iii. MILTON A. BOULDIN, b. 1848, KY.
iv. THOMAS CLARK BOULDIN42, b. 1855, KY42.
v. BELLE BOULDIN42, b. Abt. 1857, INDIANA42.
192. vi. HOMER BOULDIN, b. Abt. 1859, INDIANA.
102. RICHARD GRAVES9 BOULDIN (JAMES MASSEY9, GREEN8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 1825 in MADISON CO, AL42, and died Abt. 1879 in CORYELL CO, TX42. He married (1) MARY JANE CAPSHAW42 19 Aug 1847 in MADISON CO, AL42, daughter of DAVID CAPSHAW and MARY MCCRACKEN. She was born 22 Sep 1823 in MADISON CO, AL42, and died 24 Dec 1859 in WASHINGTON CO, TX42. He married (2) MARY ELIZABETH FRADY42 17 Nov 1861 in WASHINGTON CO, TEXAS42, daughter of HENRY FRADY and ANNA REESE. She was born 02 Oct 1846 in PICKENS CO, AL42, and died 22 Oct 1934 in DALLAS, TX42. He married (3) MARY ANN "MOLLIE" SCOTT42 03 Dec 186542. She was born Nov 1846 in MS42.
Children of RICHARD BOULDIN and MARY CAPSHAW are:
193. i. MARY TABITHA10 BOULDIN, b. Aug 1848, AL; d. 31 Jan 1931, DUNCANVILLE, TX.
ii. DAVID JUDSON BOULDIN42, b. 1855, GAINSBOROUGH, TX42.
Child of RICHARD BOULDIN and MARY FRADY is:
194. iii. GEORGE THOMAS10 BOULDIN, b. 31 Aug 1864, AUSTIN CO, TX; d. 30 Jan 1930, MEMPHIS, TN.
Children of RICHARD BOULDIN and MARY SCOTT are:
195. iv. WILMER JOSEPHINE10 BOULDIN, b. 1870, AUSTIN, TX.
196. v. BERRY MASSEY BOULDIN, b. 01 Jan 1873, NAVARRO CO, TX; d. 24 Apr 1949, FT. WORTH, TX.
197. vi. SARAH S. BOULDIN, b. Oct 1876; d. 1893.
103. ELIZABETH G9 BOULDIN (JAMES MASSEY9, GREEN8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 08 May 1829 in MORGAN CO, AL42, and died 04 Dec 1903 in CUMBERLAND, KY42. She married MILTON INGRAM ALEXANDER42 30 Sep 184642. He was born 21 Aug 1821 in HENRY CO, VA42, and died 1853 in CUMBERLAND CO, KY42.
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Burial: ALEXANDER CEMETERY42
Children of ELIZABETH BOULDIN and MILTON ALEXANDER are:
i. MARGARET J.10 ALEXANDER42, b. 1847, CUMBERLAND CO, KY42.
ii. SARAH LEE ALEXANDER42, b. 1849, CUMBERLAND CO, KY42.
104. JAMES WOOD9 BOULDIN (JAMES MASSEY9, GREEN8, THOMAS7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM THWAIT5 BOULDEN, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 15 Aug 1830 in MORGAN CO, AL42. He married SUSAN ALEXANDER42 18 Jun 1851 in KY42, daughter of PHILIP ALEXANDER and SUSAN BOULDIN. She was born 22 Feb 1835 in KY42.
Children of JAMES BOULDIN and SUSAN ALEXANDER are:
i. JOE J.10 BOULDIN42, b. 17 Nov 1849, KY42.
ii. MILTON LUCIAN BOULDIN42, b. 12 Feb 1854, TX42; m. HENRIETTA J. HOOVER42, 20 Dec 187442.
iii. HILERY G. BOULDIN42, b. 05 Apr 185642; m. LAURA ARNETT CARROLL42, 25 Sep 187942.
iv. SALLIE F. BOULDIN42, b. 01 Jun 1858, TX42.
v. MOLLIE BETTIE BOULDIN42, b. 06 Dec 1859, TX42.
vi. EDWARD SILAS BOULDIN42, b. 20 Feb 1862, KY42.
vii. CHARLES PARKER BOULDIN42, b. 11 Mar 186542.
198. viii. AUSTIN WOOD BOULDIN, b. 26 Dec 1866, TX.
ix. LOUIS BOULDIN42, b. 23 Dec 1868, TX42.
x. ANNIE SUE BOULDIN42, b. 02 Dec 1870, TX42.
199. xi. LEILA MYRTLE BOULDIN, b. 19 Feb 1876, NELSONVILLE, TX; d. 06 Dec 1963, WACO, TX.
105. ELISHA J.9 BOULDIN (ELISHA8, ELISHA7, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 11 Jun 1808 in NC42, and died 28 Oct 1867 in WARREN CO, TN42. He married ELIZABETH SUTHERLAND42. She was born 17 Oct 181542, and died 20 Jun 189542.
Children of ELISHA BOULDIN and ELIZABETH SUTHERLAND are:
200. i. NANCY10 BOULDIN.
ii. MARTHA BOULDIN42, m. J. B. HAMERICK42.
201. iii. NATHAN BOULDIN, b. 28 Dec 1836, NC; d. 10 Apr 1898, VAN BUREN CO, TN.
iv. ELIZA BOULDIN42, b. 1846, VAN BUREN CO, TN42; m. (1) J. ARGO42; m. (2) THOMAS BOULDIN42.
v. FRANCES BOULDIN42, b. 184742; m. JEREBOAM (JERRY) HAMERICK42.
202. vi. RACHEL BOULDIN, b. 1848.
203. vii. MARY JANE BOULDIN, b. 1852.
204. viii. HARRIET BOULDIN, b. 05 Apr 1852; d. 27 Oct 1883, VAN BUREN CO, TN.
ix. ELIJAH (ELISHA) J. BOULDIN42, b. 31 May 185642; d. 13 Aug 1901, VAN BUREN CO, TN42.
106. GEORGE9 BOULDIN (THOMAS8 BOULDEN, NATHAN7 BOULDIN, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42. He married JULIA ANN LEE42 22 May 1832 in BOURBON CO, KY42, daughter of GEORGE LEE.
Child of GEORGE BOULDIN and JULIA LEE is:
i. GEORGE T.10 BOULDIN42, b. 183342; d. 185542.
107. JESSE9 BOULDIN (THOMAS8 BOULDEN, NATHAN7 BOULDIN, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born Abt. 178842. He married MARGARET MCKEE42 27 Feb 1815 in BOURBON CO, KY42.
Children of JESSE BOULDIN and MARGARET MCKEE are:
i. SARAH JANE10 BOULDIN42, m. THOMAS SADLER42, 04 Nov 1833, BOURBON CO, KY42.
ii. JESSE THOMAS BOULDIN42.
108. EPHRAIM9 BOULDIN (THOMAS8 BOULDEN, NATHAN7 BOULDIN, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 179042, and died 15 Apr 1853 in MILLERSBURG, BOURBON CO, KY42. He married (1) NANCY TALBOT42. He married (2) MARY BAKER42 18 May 1837 in MASON CO, KY42. She was born 181442.
Child of EPHRAIM BOULDIN and NANCY TALBOT is:
i. JESSE H.10 BOULDIN42, b. 182542.
Children of EPHRAIM BOULDIN and MARY BAKER are:
ii. JOHN W.10 BOULDIN42.
iii. REZIN B BOULDIN42, b. 183842.
iv. NANNIE J. BOULDIN42, b. 184242.
v. HOLMAN T. BOULDIN42, b. 184642.
109. NATHAN9 BOULDIN (THOMAS8 BOULDEN, NATHAN7 BOULDIN, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 1803 in BOURBON CO, KY42, and died May 1861 in BOURBON CO, KY42. He married ELIZABETH YOUNG42. She was born 06 Jun 181742, and died 18 Mar 1859 in BOURBON CO, KY42.
Children of NATHAN BOULDIN and ELIZABETH YOUNG are:
i. WILLIAM T.10 BOULDIN42, b. 183642.
ii. MATTIE A. BOULDIN42, b. 184042.
110. CASSANDRA9 BOULDEN (THOMAS8, NATHAN7 BOULDIN, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born Abt. 1807 in BOURBON CO, KY42, and died 25 Sep 1884 in BOURBON CO, KY42. She married PATRICK HAGEN42 15 Nov 1829 in NICHOLAS CO, KY42. He was born Abt. 1800 in DERRY, IRELAND42, and died 15 Apr 1836 in ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI42.
Child of CASSANDRA BOULDEN and PATRICK HAGEN is:
205. i. JAMES THOMAS10 HAGAN, b. 25 Apr 1831, LINCOLN, MISSOURI; d. 26 Apr 1896, BOURBON, KY.
111. THOMAS9 BOULDIN (JESSE8, NATHAN7, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 13 Sep 1804 in DELAWARE42, and died 11 Oct 1860 in NEW CASTLE CO, DE42. He married ANN THOMAS42. She was born 27 Nov 180342, and died 01 May 1885 in NEW CASTLE CO, DE42.
Child of THOMAS BOULDIN and ANN THOMAS is:
206. i. WILLIAM10 BOULDIN, b. 1842, MD.
112. CHARLES9 BOULDIN (JESSE8, NATHAN7, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)42 was born 08 Oct 180843,44, and died 03 Mar 1860 in NEW CASTLE CO, DE45,46. He married MARY4647,48. She was born 30 Jun 181548, and died 02 Jul 1886 in NEW CASTLE CO, DE48.
Children of CHARLES BOULDIN and MARY are:
i. HANNA JANE10 BOULDIN48, b. 28 Oct 183249,50; d. 25 Mar 1844, NEW CASTLE CO, DE51,52.
ii. JOHN THOMAS BOULDIN52, b. 17 Oct 183853,54; d. 09 Oct 1843, NEW CASTLE CO, DE55,56.
iii. MARY TAYLOR BOULDIN56, b. 17 Aug 184057,58; d. 30 Oct 1843, NEW CASTLE CO, DE59,60.
iv. ALFRED BOULDIN60, b. 13 Jan 184361,62; d. 23 Oct 1843, NEW CASTLE CO, DE63,64.
v. SARAH BOULDIN64, b. 28 Nov 185165,66; d. 26 Jun 1861, NEW CASTLE CO, DE67,68.
113. GEORGE W.9 BOULDIN (JESSE8, NATHAN7, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)68 was born 11 Feb 1811 in NEW CASTLE, DEL68, and died 03 Dec 1885 in PENCADER HUNDRED, DE69,70. He married (1) LOUISA BIDDLE70 06 Dec 1834 in CECIL CO, MARYLAND71,72. She was born 01 Dec 1813 in PENCADER HUNDRED, DE73,74, and died 23 Feb 1873 in PENCADER HUNDRED, DE75,76.
Children of GEORGE BOULDIN and LOUISA BIDDLE are:
i. EDWARD10 BOULDIN76, b. 04 Apr 1837, NEW CASTLE CO, DE77,78.
ii. FRANCINA BOULDIN78, b. Abt. 183879,80.
iii. DAVID BOULDIN80, b. 17 Nov 183981,82; d. 11 Dec 1928, NEW CASTLE CO, DE83,84; m. MARY84; b. 03 Nov 184585,86; d. 29 Sep 1924, NEW CASTLE CO, DE86.
iv. HANNAH BOULDIN86, b. Abt. 184087,88.
v. OLIVIA BOULDIN88, b. Abt. 184189,90.
vi. JENNIE BOULDIN90, b. Abt. 184291,92.
vii. MARTHA BOULDIN92, b. Abt. 184393,94.
viii. FANNIE BOULDIN94, b. Abt. 184495,96.
Children of GEORGE W. BOULDIN are:
ix. HANNAH10 BOULDIN96.
207. x. MARY MATILDA BOULDIN, b. 14 Sep 1835, NEW CASTLE, DEL; d. 04 Jun 1907, NORTH WALES, PA.
114. JESSE9 BOULDIN (JESSE8, NATHAN7, JAMES6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)96 was born 26 Mar 1826 in PENCADER HUNDRED, DE97,98, and died 185599,100. He married SALLIE FRAZIER100 22 Dec 1853 in PENCADER HUNDRED, DE100. She was born 04 Apr 1833 in PENCADER HUNDRED, DE101,102, and died 29 Jul 1886 in GLASGOW, DE103,104.
Child of JESSE BOULDIN and SALLIE FRAZIER is:
i. MARY10 BOULDIN104, b. 26 Jan 1855105,106; d. 04 Jun 1875107,108.
Generation No. 6
115. JAMES ALFRED10 BOULDEN (LEVI9, RICHARD8, RICHARD7, RICHARD6, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)108 was born 1837108. He married EMMA DOBLE108. She was born 1854108.
Children of JAMES BOULDEN and EMMA DOBLE are:
i. MARIAN11 BOULDEN108.
ii. CARLISLE BOULDEN108.
iii. NELLIE BOULDEN108.
iv. PALMER BOULDEN108.
v. ELIZABETH BOULDEN108.
vi. LAURA BOULDEN108.
208. vii. FANNIE BOULDEN, b. 1870.
116. SARAH10 BOULDIN (NATHAN9, NOBLE8, WILLIAM7, WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)108 was born 24 Aug 1806108, and died 20 Aug 1853 in VAN BUREN CO, TN108. She married ROBERT THOMAS GRISSOM108. He was born Abt. 1802108, and died Abt. 1877 in VAN BUREN CO, TN108.
Children of SARAH BOULDIN and ROBERT GRISSOM are:
209. i. ELIZABETH11 GRISSOM, b. 10 Jun 1820; d. 17 Oct 1910, VAN BUREN CO, TN.
ii. SARAH GRISSOM108, b. 03 Aug 1832108; d. Abt. 1901108.
210. iii. ELISHA GRISSOM, b. 10 Mar 1847; d. 19 May 1919.
117. ELIJAH JACKSON I10 BOULDIN (NATHAN9, NOBLE8, WILLIAM7, WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)108 was born 19 Jun 1811108, and died 27 Feb 1885 in HEAD SPRINGS, DEKALB CO, AL108. He married (1) UNK108. He married (2) IRENE KILGORE108. He married (3) EFFIE EMALINE HILL108 1857 in SULPHER SPRINGS, ALA108.
Children of ELIJAH BOULDIN and IRENE KILGORE are:
i. RUEBEN11 BOULDIN108.
ii. GEORGE WASHINGTON BOULDIN108, b. 01 May 1840108.
211. iii. MARGARET IRENE BOULDIN, b. 03 Sep 1841, AL; d. 14 Dec 1883.
iv. ENOCH BOULDIN108, b. 21 Jan 1843108.
v. NANCY CYRENE BOULDIN108, b. 12 Jan 1845108.
212. vi. SARAH JANE BOULDIN, b. 13 Apr 1846.
vii. NATHAN BOULDIN108, b. 05 Dec 1847108; d. 26 Feb 1869108.
viii. MARY SYLVESTER BOULDIN108, b. 31 Dec 1849108.
ix. POLLY ANN BOULDIN108, b. 09 Jul 1852108; d. 15 Oct 1863108.
x. MARTHA ELIZABETH BOULDIN108, b. 27 Apr 1854108; d. 15 Oct 1863108.
Children of ELIJAH BOULDIN and EFFIE HILL are:
213. xi. ELIJAH JACKSON II11 BOULDIN, b. 26 Feb 1859, SULPHER SPRINGS, AL; d. 18 Mar 1934, SPANISH FORT, TX.
214. xii. MIRANDA FRANCES BOULDIN, b. 11 Jan 1861, DE KALB, AL; d. 19 Apr 1938, SULPHUR SPRINGS, AL.
xiii. JOHN FRANKLIN BOULDIN108, b. 21 Mar 1863, DEKALB CO, AL108; d. 1943, DEKALB CO, AL108.
215. xiv. UNION AMERICA BOULDIN, b. 31 May 1865, DE KALB, AL; d. 16 Aug 1916, SPANISH FORT, TX.
216. xv. ABRAHAM LINCOLN BOULDIN, b. 05 Aug 1867, DEKALB CO, AL; d. HIDALGO CO, TX.
217. xvi. WILLIAM GRANT BOULDIN, b. 15 Sep 1872, DEKALB CO, AL; d. 11 Mar 1910, SPANISH FORT, TX.
xvii. EFFIE EMILINE BOULDIN108, b. 09 Apr 1875108.
118. NOBLE10 BOULDIN (RUEBEN9, NOBLE8, WILLIAM7, WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)108 was born 13 Sep 1829 in TN108, and died 1897 in LEBANON, TN108. He married ADELINE SATTERFIELD108.
Children of NOBLE BOULDIN and ADELINE SATTERFIELD are:
218. i. JOHN JAMES11 BOULDIN.
219. ii. JAMES JACKSON BOULDIN, b. 12 Mar 1858, DEKALB CO, AL; d. 11 Jul 1926, DEKALB CO, AL.
119. NOBLE10 BOULDIN (GIDEON9, NOBLE8, WILLIAM7, WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)108 was born 10 Dec 1822 in WARREN CO, TN108. He married ELIZABETH GRISSOM108, daughter of ROBERT GRISSOM and SARAH BOULDIN. She was born 10 Jun 1820108, and died 17 Oct 1910 in VAN BUREN CO, TN108.
Children of NOBLE BOULDIN and ELIZABETH GRISSOM are:
i. THOMAS11 BOULDIN108, m. (1) MARY (SHUG)108; m. (2) ELIZA108; b. 1848, VAN BUREN CO, TN108.
ii. BETTY WELLS BOULDIN108, m. IRVIN CURTIS108.
iii. MALINDA BOULDIN108.
iv. SIOTHA BOULDIN108, b. 1843108; d. 02 Aug 1914, VAN BUREN CO, TN108; m. BARNEY MAINES MCMANUS108.
220. v. DOCK BOULDIN, b. 01 Aug 1853; d. 14 Jan 1895, VAN BUREN CO, TN.
221. vi. JOHN E. BOULDIN, b. 04 May 1855; d. 14 Jul 1935, VAN BUREN CO, TN.
222. vii. JANIE BOULDIN, b. 03 Jun 1857; d. 27 Jul 1918, VAN BUREN CO, TN.
120. BENJAMIN10 BOULDIN (GIDEON9, NOBLE8, WILLIAM7, WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)108 was born 02 Jun 1824 in WARREN CO, TN108. He married MARGARET (PEGGY) SOUTHERLAND108.
Children of BENJAMIN BOULDIN and MARGARET SOUTHERLAND are:
i. H. M.11 BOULDIN108, m. SALLY GROOMS109,110.
ii. JENNIE BOULDIN110, m. WILLIAM PARKER110.
iii. LEE BOULDIN110, m. SANDERS110.
iv. IRVING BOULDIN111,112, m. HALL112113,114.
223. v. MARTHA A BOULDIN, b. 1848.
224. vi. JEROME B BOULDIN, b. 1852.
vii. LANDON W. BOULDIN115,116, b. 1856116.
viii. VIRGINIA BOULDIN116, b. 1858116.
ix. NANCY BOULDIN117,118, b. 1859118.
121. JOHN10 BOULDIN (GIDEON9, NOBLE8, WILLIAM7, WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)118 was born 15 Jul 1828 in WARREN CO, TN118, and died 04 Jan 1904 in JACKSON CO, AL118. He married MARY ANN COLLINS118, daughter of ARCHIBALD COLLINS and MALINDA REID. She was born 22 Oct 1843118, and died 03 Dec 1912 in HOLLYWOOD, AL118.
Children of JOHN BOULDIN and MARY COLLINS are:
i. AMANDA11 BOULDIN118, b. 10 May 1865, WARREN CO, TN118; m. EDWARD ROBERTSON118, 21 Mar 1888, JACKSON CO, AL118; b. 15 Oct 1843118; d. 08 Sep 1912118.
225. ii. VIRGIL BOULDIN, b. 20 Oct 1866, JACKSON CO, AL; d. 28 Jul 1949, JACKSON CO, AL.
iii. LAURA ANN BOULDIN118, b. 16 Jan 1869, WARREN CO, TN118; d. 02 Apr 1919118; m. JULIAN REEVES BOYD118, May 1914118.
226. iv. GIDEON PRICE BOULDIN, b. 06 Mar 1869, WARREN CO, TN; d. 09 Oct 1951.
227. v. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BOULDIN, b. 19 Oct 1870, WARREN CO, TN; d. 21 Apr 1944.
228. vi. ELIZA JANE BOULDIN, b. 12 Feb 1872, WARREN CO, TN; d. 25 May 1916.
229. vii. MARY ELIZABETH BOULDIN, b. 19 Dec 1873, WARREN CO, TN; d. 06 Feb 1956.
viii. MARTHA JEMINA BOULDIN118, b. 07 Jul 1875, WARREN CO, TN118; d. 31 Jan 1952118; m. EPHRAIM JACKS BERRY118, 03 Dec 1900118; b. 12 Mar 1875118; d. 09 Apr 1948118.
ix. JAMES MCDONALD BOULDIN118, b. 25 Oct 1876, WARREN CO, TN118; d. 23 Dec 1932118; m. MYRTLE HIGGINBOTHAM118.
230. x. MD THOMAS JEFFERSON BOULDIN, b. 12 Aug 1878, WARREN CO, TN; d. 16 Sep 1939.
xi. JULY BOULDIN118, b. 03 Mar 1880, WARREN CO, TN118; d. 01 Apr 1880118.
231. xii. GEORGE WASHINGTON BOULDIN, b. 28 Sep 1881, WARREN CO, TN.
xiii. LULA A BOULDIN118, b. 02 Dec 1883, WARREN CO, TN118; d. 12 Jul 1885118.
xiv. TERRILL BUNYAN BOULDIN118, b. 19 Dec 1885, WARREN CO, TN118; m. MARGUERITE FENNESSEY118, 24 Jun 1917118; b. 04 Jan 1894118.
122. MONTAQUE PLEASANT10 BOULDIN (GIDEON9, NOBLE8, WILLIAM7, WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, WILLIAM THWAIT5, WILLIAM4 BOULDINGE, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1)118 was born 30 Jun 1831118, and died 23 May 1899 in VAN BUREN COUNTY, TENN119,120. He married ADALINE CURTIS121,122. She was born 04 Oct 1834122, and died 12 Sep 1900 in VAN BUREN CO, TN122.
Children of MONTAQUE BOULDIN and ADALINE CURTIS are:
i. MARY ETTA11 BOULDIN123,124.
ii. REBECCA BOULDIN125,126.
232. iii. WILLIAM M. BOULDIN, d. 23 Apr 1955.
233. iv. ARMINDA BOULDIN, b. 1858; d. 1926, QUANAH CEMETERY, TX.
234. v. JAMES MADISON (BUD) BOULDIN, b. 20 Sep 1861, SPENCER, VAN BUREN CO. TN.
235. vi. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BOULDIN, b. 21 Mar 1867, TN; d. 10 May 1960, SEQATCHIE CO. TN.
vii. MARTHA BOULDIN126, b. 21 Aug 1869, VAN BUREN CO, TN126; d. 26 Apr 1956, WARREN CO., TN126; m. JAMES ALEXANDER HILLIS126.
236. viii. JR MONTAQUE PLEASANT (PEE) BOULDIN, b. 15 Oct 1873, VAN BUREN CO, TN; d. 28 Feb 1910, VAN BUREN CO, TN.
237. ix. JOHN IRA BOULDIN, b. 30 May 1877, TN; d. 10 Sep 1966, VAN BUREN CO, TN.
123. WILLIAM10 BOULDIN (LEWIS9, NOBLE8, WILLIAM7, WILLIAM6 BOULDEN, W</