Elizabeth Rice

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name
Elizabeth Rice
aka
[Elizabeth Bruner]
sex
female
access
public
summary
Wife of Adam Bruner, the Revolutionary soldier, whom she married at Louisville in 1785; she raised six sons and a daughter in Breckenridge County, Kentucky, moved with the family to southern Indiana in 1825, and died in 1842 near Rio, Knox County, Illinois, soon after her son Michael brought her there. Possibly the mother of Henry Hickman Bruner.
born
date
1765
basis
compiled
confidence
possible
research
research/bruner/bruner_family_research.md
note
No source given in the research.
died
date
1842
place
Rio, Knox County, Illinois
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[article-siskiyou-1977-bruner-tradition]
note
"Elizabeth Rice Bruner died in 1842, shortly after making her new home in Illinois" (the family account); the Ancestry tree has Rio Township, 26 Feb 1842.
buried
place
Rio, Knox County, Illinois
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[article-siskiyou-1977-bruner-tradition]
note
In the Bruner family burial plot near Rio, where the family account says her husband and his brother Peter lie.
residences
date
1786
place
Breckinridge County, Kentucky
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[article-siskiyou-1977-bruner-tradition]
note
'The Bruner Tradition' (Siskiyou Bulletin, Spring 1977, p. 3): the couple moved in 1786 to Breckenridge County, where they raised six sons and a daughter.
date
1825
place
Lawrence County, Indiana
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[article-siskiyou-1977-bruner-tradition]
note
'The Bruner Tradition' (Siskiyou Bulletin, Spring 1977, p. 3): the family moved in 1825 to Orange and Lawrence County, Indiana; she was brought from Indiana to Illinois about 1840-42.

Elizabeth Rice married Adam Bruner at Louisville in 1785, and the next year they went down the Ohio to Breckenridge County, Kentucky, where they raised six sons and a daughter. In 1825 the family moved on to Orange and Lawrence counties, Indiana. In 1840 or 1842 her son Michael brought her and Adam out to his farm near Rio, Knox County, Illinois, and she died there in 1842, soon after coming ("The Bruner Tradition," 1977).

Open questions

  • Her parents, and a record of her marriage at Louisville.
  1. ---
  2. name: Elizabeth Rice
  3. aka: [Elizabeth Bruner]
  4. sex: female
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Wife of Adam Bruner, the Revolutionary soldier, whom she married at Louisville in 1785; she raised
  8. six sons and a daughter in Breckenridge County, Kentucky, moved with the family to southern Indiana
  9. in 1825, and died in 1842 near Rio, Knox County, Illinois, soon after her son Michael brought her
  10. there. Possibly the mother of Henry Hickman Bruner.
  11. born:
  12. date: "1765"
  13. basis: compiled
  14. confidence: possible
  15. research: research/bruner/bruner_family_research.md
  16. note: No source given in the research.
  17. died:
  18. date: "1842"
  19. place: Rio, Knox County, Illinois
  20. basis: compiled
  21. confidence: probable
  22. sources: [article-siskiyou-1977-bruner-tradition]
  23. note: "\"Elizabeth Rice Bruner died in 1842, shortly after making her new home in Illinois\" (the family account); the Ancestry tree has Rio Township, 26 Feb 1842."
  24. buried:
  25. place: Rio, Knox County, Illinois
  26. basis: compiled
  27. confidence: probable
  28. sources: [article-siskiyou-1977-bruner-tradition]
  29. note: In the Bruner family burial plot near Rio, where the family account says her husband and his brother Peter lie.
  30. residences:
  31. - date: "1786"
  32. place: Breckinridge County, Kentucky
  33. basis: compiled
  34. confidence: probable
  35. sources: [article-siskiyou-1977-bruner-tradition]
  36. note: "'The Bruner Tradition' (Siskiyou Bulletin, Spring 1977, p. 3): the couple moved in 1786 to Breckenridge County, where they raised six sons and a daughter."
  37. - date: "1825"
  38. place: Lawrence County, Indiana
  39. basis: compiled
  40. confidence: probable
  41. sources: [article-siskiyou-1977-bruner-tradition]
  42. note: "'The Bruner Tradition' (Siskiyou Bulletin, Spring 1977, p. 3): the family moved in 1825 to Orange and Lawrence County, Indiana; she was brought from Indiana to Illinois about 1840-42."
  43. ---
  45. Elizabeth Rice married Adam Bruner at Louisville in 1785, and the next year they went down the Ohio
  46. to Breckenridge County, Kentucky, where they raised six sons and a daughter. In 1825 the family moved
  47. on to Orange and Lawrence counties, Indiana. In 1840 or 1842 her son Michael brought her and Adam out
  48. to his farm near Rio, Knox County, Illinois, and she died there in 1842, soon after coming (["The
  49. Bruner Tradition," 1977](/files/sources/article-siskiyou-1977-bruner-tradition/)).
  51. ## Open questions
  53. - Her parents, and a record of her marriage at Louisville.
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