Ambrose Halliburton

Son of David Halliburton & Lucy Reynolds

Married 1809

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Birth: Jan. 1, 1791 North Carolina, USA

Death: Feb. 13, 1860 Missouri, USA

Son of David Halliburton & Lucy Reynolds

Married 1809

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Spouse:

• Mary Freeman Halliburton (1791 - 1875)*

Children:

*John Halliburton (1815 - 1850)*

• James H Halliburton (1830 - 1896)*
• Calculated relationship

Burial: Salem Cemetery Randolph County Missouri, USA

Created by: Nancy Meadows Record added: May 03, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 69279252 Son of David Halliburton & Lucy Reynolds

Married 1809 in Humphreys Co. TN

The following is taken from the Genealogical History of the Halliburton Family compiled by William Kenneth & Anna Clay (Zimmerman) Rutherford Volume 1 p. 91:

Ambrose Halliburton spearheaded the migration of the Halliburtons into Randolph County, Missouri. Having married in Humphreys County, Tennessee, he subsequently moved to Dickson County, Tennessee, in 1819,to southwestern Illinois, In 1821; and to Randolph County, Missouri, in 1823. His first Missouri home was in the vicinity of Mt. Airy, between Huntsville and Roanoke. He was listed as an influential and prominent member of the Happy Zion Baptiast Church, which was known as the Silver Creek Church after August 1827. He and his wife were life-long members of the Baptist Church.
Ambrose moved northeastward, and was one of the first settlers of the Middle Fork settlement consisted of Ambrose Halliburton, William H Rowland, Eben Enyart, Burrell Freeman, William Ware, Judge Rowland, James Rowland, Ashcraft C. Peyton, and Benjamin Robuck.
By 1850, Ambrose was a farmer and valuable citizen of Randolph County. He was intrumental in the establishment of schools and churches, and the organization of civil government. Court records at Huntsville, Missouri attest to his participation in the affairs at hand.
Among the posterity of Ambrose Halliburton and Mary Freeman, was a line of lawyers who served in the legal profession for more than a century.
Ambrose Halliburton died intestate. All of his children, except his deceased sons, David and Carrol, were named in the settlement of the estate.

US General Land Office Records:
Ambrose Halliburton
15 Jun 1836 Randolph, Missouri 5th PM 53-N 15-W 31
1 Apr 1839 Macon, Missouri 5th PM 56-N 13-W 27
1 Jul 1848 Randolph, Missouri 5th PM 55-N 13-W 3
4 Aug 1852 Macon, Missouri 5th PM 058n 013W 35
1 Apr 1839 Macon, Missouri 5th PM 56-N 13-W 33
1 Apr 1848 Randolph, Missouri 5th PM 55-N 13-W 3
2 Nov 1837 Randolph, Missouri 5th PM 53-N 15-W 31
1 Apr 1848 Randolph, Missouri 5th PM 55-N 13-W 3

U.S., Army Indian Campaign Service Records Index, 1815-1858

U.S., Army Indian Campaign Service Records Index, 1815-1858
Name: Ambrose Halliburton
Rank: Pvt
Unit: Gooding's Co., Scon's Battalion, Missouri Mounted Vols.
War: War of 1832* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Feb 21 2022, 15:55:29 UTC