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| Birth: | 12 Sep 1772 in ,Orange, VA |
| Death: | 13 Oct 1823 in Allentown, Logan, KY |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Francis Bourne b. 5 Jul 1727 in Fredericksburg, Essex, VA |
| Mother: | Frances Christopher b. 1736 in ,Culpeper, VA |
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| Burial: Hutch Johnson Farm, Allentown, Logan, KY |
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| Charity Fort (Wife) |
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 Ambrose Bourne
- Piety Horn Bourne
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| Jane Newman (Wife) b. Mar 1781 in ,VA
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| Marriage: | 5 MAR 1796 in ,Orange, VA |
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- Frances Fannie Bourne b. 1797 in ,KY
- John Milton Bourne b. About 1800 in ,KY
- Jane Bourne b. 1802
- Alexander Bourne b. 1804 in ,KY
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| Mary Johnson (Wife) |
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| Marriage: | 13 MAY 1804 in ,Fayette, KY |
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- Thomas Bourne
- Agnes Bourne
 William M. Bourne b. 8 Aug 1804 in Lexington, Jessamine, KY
- Ambrose Dudley Bourne Jr. b. 5 Dec 1805 in ,Woodford, KY
- Samuel Johnson Bourne b. 1807 in ,Todd, KY
- Eliza Bourne b. 23 Mar 1810 in ,Fayette, KY
- Sallie Bourne b. 1814
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Individual:
Ambrose was a famous Baptist minister and founded many churches in Southern Kentucky and Middle Tennessee.
Ed Bayliff Research: Deed Bk N p 275, Fayette Co. Ky is the record of a deed by
Ambrose Bourne and Mary, his wife, of Logan County for $3,000 to John Richardson of land lying on the waters of Marble Creek. 101 acres in the tract.
Ambrose and Jane Marriage Record Automated Archives Orange Co., VA 3/5/1796.
Death: "Died in Tennessee the Rev. Ambrose Bourne, of the Baptist denomination--Feb 28, 1824" and "Died in Tennessee the Rev. Ambrose Bourne, A most valuable Minister of the church of Christ, in the Baptist denomination. --Jan 17, 1824" Virginia Vital Records,Indexed by Judith McGhan, Gen. Pub. Co., Inc. 198 2. p.170.
A greatgreatgrandson, William Bourne, is reported to have found Rev. Ambrose's tombstone being used to prop open a door on the farm. (Dave Whitfield).
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