Texas Legislators: Past & Present

Bourbon B. Anderson

Full Name: Bourbon B. Anderson
Birth date: 1829
Death date: Deceased, date unknown

Bourbon B. Anderson, born in Alabama, voter registration 8/26/1867 in Panola County. Texas, U.S., Voter Registration Lists, 1867-1869. Ancestry.com .
Burbon Anderson, Democratic candidate for the Legislature, mentioned on p. 125. Dance of Freedom: Texas African Americans During Reconstruction 2007.
Burbon B. Anderson, marriage to Margarett J. Small 10/13/1859 in De Soto Parish, Louisiana.
Census of 1870 - B.B. Anderson, Panola County, age 40, born circa 1830 in Alabama, farmer, living in household with Margaret Anderson (age 28) and children Lewis, William, Edmund, Iwanona; and Lina Anderson (age 59).
B.B. Anderson, marriage to Sarah J. Bryson 7/17/1879 in Panola County, Texas.
Census of 1880 - B.B. Anderson, Panola County, age 50, born circa 1830 in Alabama, farmer, wife S.J. Anderson, sons W.R. and E.L., daughters Inona, Unos, and Capitola. FamilySearch . 1880 Louisiana Parish Marriages, 1837-1957

B.B. Anderson among Panola County officers disqualified by the Reconstruction Government in 1866 and between 1871 and 1877. East Texas Genealogical Society, "First Fifty Years, Panola County, Texas Officers 1846-1896," East Texas Family Records, Fall 1981, Volume 5, Number 3, p. 19, crediting East Texas Genealogical Society. Portal to Texas History (University of North Texas Libraries) .
Bourbon B. Anderson included as a party defendant in trial of the right of property to four slaves in William G. Anderson and Another v. Sina Anderson. Texas. Supreme Court. Reports of Cases Argued and Decided in the Supreme Court of the State of Texas, During Part of Galveston Session, and Part of Tyler Session, 1859, p. 641. Portal to Texas History (University of North Texas Libraries) .
Bourbon B. Anderson, Blue Lodge and Royal, 1872; Suspended, 1876. East Texas Genealogical Society, "Panola County -- Panola County Masons in the 1800's," East Texas Family Records, Summer 1984, Volume 8, Number 2, p. 23, crediting East Texas Genealogical Society. Portal to Texas History (University of North Texas Libraries) .