Francis was the second son of Alney McLean Bourland of
Kentucky and Rebecca Cook of Tennessee. Francis, along with his mother and siblings Abagail, Elizabeth, Lemuel and Lydia and a cousin John Louis, became some of the first Emigrant pioneers who crossed into Tuolumne County, California
in 1854 by way of the Sonora Pass through the Walker River Trail.
Kentucky and Rebecca Cook of Tennessee. Francis, along with his mother and siblings Abagail, Elizabeth, Lemuel and Lydia and a cousin John Louis, became some of the first Emigrant pioneers who crossed into Tuolumne County, California
in 1854 by way of the Sonora Pass through the Walker River Trail.
Francis was the second son of Alney McLean Bourland of
Kentucky and Rebecca Cook of Tennessee. Francis, along with his mother and siblings Abagail, Elizabeth, Lemuel and Lydia and a cousin John Louis, became some of the first Emigrant pioneers who crossed into Tuolumne County, California
in 1854 by way of the Sonora Pass through the Walker River Trail.
Kentucky and Rebecca Cook of Tennessee. Francis, along with his mother and siblings Abagail, Elizabeth, Lemuel and Lydia and a cousin John Louis, became some of the first Emigrant pioneers who crossed into Tuolumne County, California
in 1854 by way of the Sonora Pass through the Walker River Trail.
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