| 14. | Robert* Burrell was born on 31 Oct 1801 in St. Martinville, St. Martin Parish, Louisiana (son of George* Burrell, (immigrant) and Nancy* Ann White); died on 18 Feb 1858 in Jefferson Co, Texas. Other Events and Attributes:
- Military: Civil War
- Birth: 18 Apr 1802, St. Martinville, St. Martin Parish, Louisiana
- Residence: Abt 1830, Jefferson Co, Texas
- Residence: Between 1836 and 1845, Taylor Bayou, Jefferson Co, Texas
- Census: 08 Oct 1850, Sabine Pass, Jefferson Co, Texas
- Death: 08 Feb 1858, Orange, Orange Co, Texas
- Residence: Between 1861 and 1865, Orange, Orange Co, Texas; Confederate States
- Census: 1946, Jefferson Co, Texas; tax list
Notes:
Borel, Robert (George - of England & Anne Waith (White) - of North Carolina)
b 31 October 1801, bt 18 April 1802; pats: Robert Borrel - of Ireland & Elizabeth Tomquins (Thomkins) of England; Mats: John Waith or White & Sarah Gabil of Virginia; Spons: Edouard Almure & Anastasie Broussard. Fr. Michel Bernard Barriere (SM Ch.: v.5, #437)
Burrell, Robert (George & Anne Burrell) m 28 Feb 1822 Suzan Clark
(SM ct hse mar v B p 5)
Taken from Yellowed Pages Vol ?, p 197: Beaumont in the Early Days, Articles by Late Judge Russell Given to Moffett DAR Chapter:
Burrells First 30
It is believe the first settlers (under Mexican government then) in this area were the Burrell brothers, David and Robert, who lived on the tract of land at Taylor's bayou, which the Mexican government titled to David. That was in the third dade of the 1800s. Other families in that section in the early 1800 were W.H. Smiths, Joseph Roberts at a place now known as Hampshire, Tap Ashworth who lived south of the bayou, John Jap French who settled on the north side of the bayou.
Joseph Gallier, James Taylor, Bennett Blackman, William Carr, Lovan Hamshire, Joshuah Harmon, Michael Pevito (a Frenchman from New Orleans) David Garner, David C. Lawhon, Taylor White, are all the settlers of the 1830-1850 era. They settledn the section of the waters known as Bayou Las Flores, Rosebud bayou, Mayhaw bayou, and Turtle bayou. Taylor's bayou was named for Taylor White.
1850 Jefferson Co Census: Farmer, can't read/write
Robert Burrell - 47 LA
Susannah 46 LA
David 15 TX (1835)
Hester 12 TX
Frederick 7 TX
Burrel, Robert (George & Anne Burrel) m 28 Feb 1822 Suzan Clark (SM Cthse Mar. v B, p 5.)
Quite possibly this Robert:
A complete roster of Captain O'Brien's company cannot now be located. There are two men still residents of Beaumont who were members of that company, Jacob Gallier and H. W. Potter. From Mr. Gallier it is learned that Andy McFaddin , a member of Captain O'Brien's company, was killed in a Louisiana battle in a sugar field near Fordoche and that Robert Burrell, another Beaumonter, had a leg shot off
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Military:
Name: Robert Burrell
Side Served: Confederacy
State Served: Texas
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private.
Enlisted in Company C, 11th Battn Cavalry Regiment Texas.
Sources: 425
Residence:
Burrells First 30
It is believe the first settlers (under Mexican government then) in this area were the Burrell brothers, David and Robert, who lived on the tract of land at Taylor's bayou, which the Mexican government titled to David. That was in the third decade of the 1800s.
Census:
8 oct 1850 Sabine Pass
(census pages does not say "Sabine Pass" but the census taker was Worth Patridge, who was a prominent citizen of Sabine Pass)
residence 99
Anna Court 40 1810 Louisiana
Lucretia 10 1840 Texas
Paul P. 6 1846 Texas
residence 100
Francis Gallier (Sr) 50 farmer 1800 Louisiana
Mary 52 1798 Louisiana
Eliza Myers 14 1836 Louisiana
Melissa Ann 6 1844 Louisiana
(Eliza and Melissa Myers, Mary's orphaned granddaughters, children of her daughter Amelia Hayes and Benjamin Myers.)
residence 101
Francis Gallier, Jr. 30 1820 farmer Louisiana
Mary (Peveto) 35 1815 Louisiana
Amelia 9 1841 Louisiana
Adelia 7 1843 Louisiana
Mary E 2 1848 Louisiana
Quinton 1/12 1850 Texas
John Acres 19 1831 Louisiana
residence 102
Robert Burrell 47 1803 farmer Louisiana
Susannah 46 1804 Louisiana
David 15 1835 Texas
Hester 12 1838 Texas
Frederick 7 1843 Texas
Census:
Name: Robert Burrell
State: TX
County: Jefferson County
Township: No Township Listed
Year: 1846
Record Type: Tax list
Page: NPN
Database: TX Tax List Index, 1840-1849
Robert* married Susanne* Clark on 28 Feb 1822 in Attakapas Dist, St. Martinville, St. Martin Parish, Louisiana. Susanne* (daughter of James* (Jacques) William Clark and Esther* "Hester" Comstock) was born before 20 Mar 1803 in St. Martinville, St. Martin Parish, Louisiana; died in Jan 1860 in Adams Bayou, Orange Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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1898 - 1971 (72 years)