Benjamin OSBORN-843
Marr: [2]
Rebecca HAWKINS-6555
Children
- Benjamin OSBURN-2827
Marr:
[1790 SC Census],
["Second Census" of KY 1800]
- James OZBURN-6556
- William OZBURN-10916
;Born: 1760/1770 VA[6,7]
;Died: 7 Feb 1837 [11]
;Bur.: Old Brwnsvll Cem,Jackson Co.,IL[11]
Marr: ca 6 Dec 1786 Orange Co.,NC[8,9]
Margaret STALCUP-10917
[1830 IL Census],
[1820 IL Census]
- Richard OSBURN-1
;Born: ca 1767 VA[12]
;Died: 1851 Owen Co.,KY[13]
Marr: [12]
Sarah-2
[1790 SC Census],
[1840 KY Census],
[1830 KY Census],
[1820 KY Census],
[1810 KY Census],
["Second Census" of KY 1800],
[1850 Owen Co., KY Census]
[Researchers: Lee Osborne
] - John OSBURN-137
;Born: 11 Oct 1773 NC
;Died: 6 Sep 1863 IN
Marr: 26 Apr 1798
Nancy ROBERTSON-138
Marr: 29 May 1827 Owen Co.,KY
Elizabeth FORTNER-147
[1810 KY Census],
[1840 IN Census],
[1830 IN Census],
[1860 Howard Co., IN Census],
[1850 Jennings Co., IN Census]
[Researchers: Barbara Wilson,
Lynn Pipher,
Lee Osborne
]
Comments
James Ozburn-6556 is known to be a child of Benjamin Osborn-843 from the
letters by James Ozburn-6556. It is very highly likely that Benjamin
Osborn-2827 is a child of Benjamin Osborn-843 based on the fact that Benjamin
Osborn-843 is known to have lived in Orange Co., NC through most of the 1760s
and 1770 from the letters by James Ozburn-6556 and the fact that Benjamin
Osborn-2827's family had connections to the Stalcup family who were known to
be in Orange Co., NC during the same period of time.
Evidence on the children of Benjamin Osborn-843
- James
James Ozburn specifically mentions in letters he wrote that Benjamin and
Rebecca Hawkins were his parents and in turn that his father Benjamin was
a son of Benjamin and Sarah Osborn of Baltimore Co., MD.
- Benjamin
Benjamin Osburn-2827 is known to have resided in Orange Co., NC based on
associations with the Stalcup family who were known to have been in Orange
Co., NC during the same period of time as the family of Benjamin
Osborn-843. DNA testing has shown that Benjamin Osborn-2827 is related
to Richard Osburn-1 mentioned below. Independent circumstantial evidence
connects Richard Osburn-1 to Benjamin and Sarah Osborn of Baltimore Co.,
MD, making it unlikely that Benjamin Osborn-2827 is related to any other
family that might have been in Orange Co., NC at the time.
- Richard
DNA testing shows that Richard Osburn-1 is related to this Osborn family,
although that by itself doesn't prove that Richard Osburn is *son* of
Benjamin Osborn-843. Richard Osburn named a son Bartholomew as did
Benjamin Osborn-2827. Richard Osburn's proven brother John (see below)
named a daughter Luranis as did Benjamin Osburn-2827's son Bartholomew.
Both Bartholomew and Luranis are uncommon names. This would indicate that
Richard Osburn is a son of Benjamin Osborn-843 instead of a son of some
relative of Benjamin Osborn-843.
- John
John Osburn-137 is proven to be a brother of Richard Osburn-1 by a comment
in the records of the Mountain Island Baptist Church in Owen Co., KY by
a comment mentioning them as brothers.
Notes:
- St. George's Parish Register, Baltimore Co., MD
- Letters by James Ozburn-6556
- Bio. of Benjamin F. Ozbun-2691
- "Early History of Greene County, Indiana", Jack Baber, 1875
- Madison Co., KY Tax Recs.
- 1830 Jackson Co., IL Census
- 1880 Jackson Co., IL Census, entry for James F. Ozburn-14036
- Orange Co., NC Marr.
- See Comments
- Sumner Co., TN Loose Recs., Lawsuit #3680 - Wm. T. Barr vs. James Ozburn+@
- Cem. recs. at Jackson Co., IL Trails Hist. and Gen. website
- 1850 Owen Co., KY Census
- Richard Osburn-1 est. sale bill; Owen Co., KY Will Book D, p264
- 1796-1819 Scott Co., KY tax books
- 1820, 1830, 1840 Owen Co., KY Census
- Owen Co., KY was in part formed from part of Scott Co., KY in 1819
Osborne Origins -- http://www.osborne-origins.org/, 04/16/2015