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1Bob Baker Goff, Burden Family of White County,Tennessee and Their Bourden-Borden Ancestry, 1380-1980, pg 16. "Affidavit made by William Wheeler at Knox County Tennessee, Jan 23, 1841, ...
"That Joseph Borden, the son, married Mary Echolds in Bedford County, Virginia, and had five children, to wit: Hawkins, Joel, Eli, John and Anne Borden, and the said Joseph and Mary, the fataher and mother are dead."."2Bob Baker Goff, Burden Family of White County,Tennessee and Their Bourden-Borden Ancestry, 1380-1980, pg 16. "Affidavit made by William Wheeler at Knox County Tennessee, Jan 23, 1841, ...
"That Joseph Borden, the son, married Mary Echolds in Bedford County, Virginia, and had five children, to wit: Hawkins, Joel, Eli, John and Anne Borden, and the said Joseph and Mary, the father and mother are dead."."3Bob Baker Goff, Burden Family of White County,Tennessee and Their Bourden-Borden Ancestry, 1380-1980, pg 15.
1Bob Baker Goff, Burden Family of White County,Tennessee and Their Bourden-Borden Ancestry, 1380-1980, pg 15.
1Bob Baker Goff, Burden Family of White County,Tennessee and Their Bourden-Borden Ancestry, 1380-1980, pgs 17-20. "William moved to Knox County, Tennessee in the 1790's and is listed in court records there. William Burden married, January 27, 1794, Eleanor Hudson (Hutson), in Knox County. They moved to White County, Tennessee by 1807, when he is recorded as serving on a jury.
In the White County Court Minute Book, 1811-12, p. 88, John Burden is noted to be the child of William Burdin. In the Court Minute Book, 1814-17, Joseph Burdin, William's son, is recorded as under age 21. The second son, William, Jr. was in Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama, in January 1818, when John Riche was commissioned to take depositions from him and Elijah Hutson.
William and Eleanor and their family lived in the Hickory Valley-Lost Creek area, in Richard M. Rotton's Company, as listed in tax lists from 1811 into the 1830's. In 1814, William Burden owned 290 acres of land on the waters of the Calfkiller River.
In the 1820 census for White County is:
William Burdin 3 males age 18-26
1 male " 45+
3 females age under 10
2 " " 10-16
2 " " 45+
John Burdin 2 males age under 10
1 male " 26-45
1 female age 16-26
William Burden 1 male age 26-45
1 female " 16-26
Joseph Burden 1 male age 26-45
1 female " under 10
1 " " 13 16-26
In the 1826 White County tax census are listed males age 21 years and upwards . . . in Capt. Evans Co., p. 7: Burdin, William, Senr., Nathaniel, Elijah, John, Squire, Wm., Jr., Joseph
In the 1830 census for White County are these families:
p. 5 William Burdin 1 male age 60-70
1 female age 15-20
2 " " 20-30
1 " " 30-40
1 " " 50-60
p. 20 John Burdin 2 males age under 5
1 male " 5-10
1 " " 30-40
2 female age 5-10
1 " " 30-40
p. 21 William Burdin 1 male age 30-40
1 female age 30-40
p. 15 Joseph Burdin 1 male age under 5
1 " " 5-10
1 " " 30-40
1 female age under 5
1 " " 30-40
p. 10 Squire Burdin 2 males age under 5
2 " " 5-10
1 male " 30-40
1 female age under 5
1 " " 20-30
p. 5 Nathaniel Burdin 1 male age under 5
1 " " 30-40
1 female age under 5
1 " " 5-10
1 " " 20-30
p. 21 Elijah Burdin 1 male age under 5
1 " " 20-30
2 female age under 5
1 " " 20-30
William Burden, Sr. and Eleanor moved from White County, Tennessee, to Washington County, Arkansas in the 1830's and William died there.
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Of interest to descendents of William and Eleanor (Hudson) Burden are affidavits taken at Sparta, Tennessee, of Hayes Arnold, David Moore, John Waller, Pleasant W. Waller, and A. S. Rodgers. These affidavits were taken in connection with the Peck vs. Borden, Borden vs. Peck case regarding the estate of "Fairfax Ben" Borden, who died in Frederick County, Virginia in 1743. The estate was still being fought over on January 23, 1878, when these affidavits were taken.
---Affidavit of Hayes Arnold (abstract)
He knew William Burden who died 3 miles from Sparta three or four years ago, and also knew his brothers, Elijah and Esquire Burden. In 1878, all of them were dead. He also knew old William Burden, Sr., who lived on the John Cunningham Farm, as long ago as 50 years. He knew Malinda Burden, daughter of Elijah Burden, deceased. He knew Martha Ann and Abner Smith. Martha Ann was the daughter of Esquire Burden. William Burden, Jr. died without heirs. William Burden, Sr., Elijah, Esquire and William, Jr. are all dead.
---Affidavit of Anderson Rodgers (abstract)
He also knew all of the persons mentioned in Hayes Arnold's deposition and added that William Burden, Jr., now dead, said his father, William, Sr., was a native of Virginia.
---Affidavit of John Waller (abstract)
He said that he was raised within less than a mile of Will Burden, Sr., home place and stated that William Burden, Sr., died in Arkansas. He added that William Burden, Sr., went to Virginia about 50 years ago.
---Affidavit of Pleasant W. Waller (abstract)
He agreed with all statements except that of William Burden, Sr. going to Virginia.
---Affidavit of David Moore (abstract)
He stated that he knew Malinda Burden (daughter of Elijah) and Martha Ann Burden (daughter of Esquire). He also knew William Burden, Sr., and that they came from Virginia, and that William Burden, Jr., bragged about the fortune from Virginia."
1Bob Baker Goff, Burden Family of White County,Tennessee and Their Bourden-Borden Ancestry, 1380-1980, pg 17. "Affidavit made by William Wheeler at Knox County Tennessee, Jan 23, 1841, ... "That Benjamin Borden, fourth son of John and Annie Borden married Lucey Wheeler, the sister of the affiant, and they are both dead and left children, but their names and number are not recollected by this affiant."."
1Bob Baker Goff, Burden Family of White County,Tennessee and Their Bourden-Borden Ancestry, 1380-1980, pg 17. "Affidavit made by William Wheeler at Knox County Tennessee, Jan 23, 1841, ..." Lists Massie's children and their residences in 1841.
1Bob Baker Goff, Burden Family of White County,Tennessee and Their Bourden-Borden Ancestry, 1380-1980, Pg 15-16. Child, grandchild and grandchildren & spouses listed.