Cleburne genealogical volume, 1907.

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Cleburne genealogical volume, 1907.

This collection contains one handwritten volume documenting this genealogy of the Cleburne family from 1184 to 1891. There are time lines, family trees of the Virginia, Louisiana, Moate and Ballicullatan branches, drawings of family crests and coats of arms, a Cleburne poem and extensive notes on family members with source citations. There are some sentences in Latin, Old English and Old German, but these are infrequent and translated where they appear. The volume includes several variations on the name including: Cleburn, Cleburne, deCelburn, Clibburn, Clyburne, Cliburn, Clayborne, Clyburn, Clibborn, Claiburne, Claborne, Cliburne, Cliborn, and Claiborne. The volume includes mention of Major General Patrick Ronayne Cleburne, a Confederate Army division commander who fought at the Battle of Ringgold Gap in Catoosa County, Georgia during the Civil War.

1 volume (.07 cubic feet)

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SNAC Resource ID: 7950059

Georgia Historical Society

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Cleburne family.

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The Cleburne family can trace it's pedigree to 1184. The family originates from England, with a concentration in the north of England, just south of the Scottish border. There is also an Irish branch of the family extending from Ballicullatan, Ireland from at least 1684. Part of the family immigrated to North America prior to the United States' Revolutionary War. They settled in Virginia and Louisiana. Civil War Confederate Army Major General Patrick Ronayne Cleburne is a member of the family. ...

Cleburne, Patrick Ronayne, 1828-1864

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Confederate general. From the description of Papers, 1864. (Duke University Library). WorldCat record id: 32452526 ...