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Isaac C. Burleson, Sr.

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Buncombe County, North Carolina, United States
Death: August 01, 1846 (86)
Monroe, Tennessee, United States, Stanly County, North Carolina, United States
Place of Burial: North Carolina, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of Jonathan Crawford Burleson and Sarah Burleson
Husband of Sarah Burleson and Margaret Martha Burleson
Father of Elizabeth Betty McGaha; Edward Burlison; Jonathan Burleson; Rachel Jane (Burleson) Castle; Sarah Almond and 5 others
Brother of Jesse Aaron Burleson; Jane Burleson; David Franklin Burleson, I; Jonathan Burleson; Patsy Burleson and 4 others

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About Isaac C. Burleson, Sr.

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8. ISAAC BURLESON SR, born 1750; died 1810 in SPRINGER CEM OFF OF DUSTY RD, STANLY CO NC. He was the son of 16. ? JOHN BURLESON and 17. SARAH. He married 9. MARTHA CLAY 1778.

Notes for ISAAC BURLESON SR:

Who is Isaac Burleson, Sr. ?

Isaac Burleson was the founder of the line which resulted in most of the Burlesons of Stanly County. We know the following about him. He served his country in the American Revolution as a member of Captain Charles Polk's Company of the North Carolina Militia. Records proving his service are contained in Record Group 93 (# 461) in the National Archives. Most of his service was in the Cross Creek (Fayetteville) area of the state, helping put down uprising Tory, or Loyalist, forces who continued to support King George. In 1785, following the  Revolutionary War, the United States awarded ISAAC BURLESON, probably as a reward for his services at Cross Creek, 100 acres of land along the Yadkin River in Montgomery County.
It is believed that Isaac was born either in Lunenburg Co., Virginia or Cumberland Co., North Carolina around 1750. ISAAC'S name first appears on a tax list in Montgomery Co. (now Stanly) in 1782. In the 1790 Census, he is shown as a resident of Montgomery County, with a wife, Martha Clay and three children; Isaac Jr. age 10, Jonathan age 8, and Rachel (infant). Tradition says ISAAC'S wife, the former Martha Clay, was related to Henry Clay, the outspoken Kentucky senator.

Isaac and Martha went on to produce five more children; Jane, David, Joseph, an unknown child, and Thomas. Each of these children is another story in itself.

On Nov 5, 1794, Isaac Burleson recorded his purchase of 100 acres of land on Little Bear Creek about 300 yards below the mouth of Running Branch. This is according to Montgomery County land entries, file number 1033, grant book 94, page 80.

The 1800 Census shows ISAAC BURLESON to be a man more than 45 years of age, with his wife between 26 and 45, three male and five female children. A land grant to ISAAC BURLESON in November, 1815, file number 1870, grant book 125, page 386, mentions the property of ISAAC BURLESON dec'd as a line mark, so by this time ISAAC had died and his son was receiving the grant.

More About ISAAC BURLESON SR:

  • Fact 1: Isaac Burleson fought in the America Revolution w/ Cpt Charles Polk's NC Miltia
  • Fact 2: 1790, Salisbury District, NC Census show 1 male over and 2 males under 16, and 3 female
  • Fact 3: 1800, Mont Co NC males 1, under 10, 2, 16-26, 1, 45 & over
  • Fact 4: 1800, females, 3, under 10, 2, 10-16, 1, 26-45
  • Fact 5: 1810, Mont Co NC males 1under 10, 1, 10-16, 1, 45 & over
  • Fact 6: 1810, females 2, 10-16, 1 45 & over
Children of ISAAC SR and MARTHA CLAY are:

i. THOMAS BURLESON, born in MONTGOMERY CO NC; died September 2, 1880 in EVERTON MO.
ii. RACHEL BURLESON
iii. JONATHAN BURLESON, born 1782 in MONTGOMERY CO NC; died October 1857 in UNION CO NC (WILL BOOK # 1 PP138-140); married SARAH Abt. 1804; born August 1786; died July 22, 1861 in UNION CO NC.
4 iv. ISAAC BURLESON JR, born 1784; died July 4, 1863 in STANLY CO NC; married CATHERINE CASTLE 1810.
v. JANE BURLESON, born May 3, 1792 in MONTGOMERY CO NC; died January 14, 1879 in NORTH UNION CEMETERY, WEBSTER CO,BELLEFONTAINE, MISS; married WILLIAM SR CASTLE 1809; born April 22, 1788 in VA; died July 21, 1870 in NORTH UNION CEMETERY, WEBSTER CO, BELLEFONTAINE, MISS.
More About WILLIAM SR CASTLE: Fact 1: BFB VOL.8, NO 2 PAGE 1012. OLD OBITUARIES

vi. DAVID BURLESON, born July 8, 1798 in MONTGOMERY CO NC; died July 14, 1883 in CALHOUN CO. MS BETHLEHEM CEMETERY; married (1) MARY ANN CASTLE 1814; born Abt. 1798 in NC; died 1892 in CALHOUN CO, MS; married (2) MARTHA JULIA THARP March 26, 1839 in TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA; married (3) ELIZABETH BRANNON 1842; born 1811; died 1892 in CALHOUN CO, MS BETHLEHEM CEMETERY.

More About DAVID BURLESON: Fact 1: BFBFB VOL XV, NO 4 PAGE 2297 Fact 2: BFB VOL XVIII, NO 3, PAGE 2726

vii. JOSEPH BURLESON, born 1805 in MONTGOMERY CO NC; died 1845 in STANLY CO NC; married NANCY ROGERS 1828; born 1805 in NC; died August 1847. 

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Isaac C. Burleson, Sr.'s Timeline

1759
October 7, 1759
Buncombe County, North Carolina, United States
1775
1775
SC, United States
1781
December 15, 1781
Big Ivy, Buncombe, North Carolina, United States
1782
1782
Montgomery County, North Carolina, United States
1784
March 8, 1784
Montgomery County, North Carolina, United States
1792
May 4, 1792
Montgomery, North Carolina, United States
1798
July 8, 1798
Montgomery, North Carolina, United States
1800
1800
Montgomery, North Carolina, United States
1805
October 1805
Montgomery County, North Carolina, United States