Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 5th ed., 1887,
Jessamine Co.

MORTON RICE FUNK is a descendant of the early German settlers who emigrated
from Maryland and Pennsylvania about the years 1798 and 1800.  John Funk,
the father of Mr. Funk, was one of the most industrious farmers in
Jessamine County.  In 1819 he was twenty-one years of age, and immediately
commenced hard work on a farm.  At the end of that year he bought a horse,
for which he paid $60.  Before the close of his life, in 1861, his estate
was estimated to be worth $80,000.  The mother of Morton Funk was Nancy
Rice, daughter of John Rice.  She died in 1866 in the sixty-seventh year
of her age.  Mr. Funk was born June 19, 1828, and was married to Miss
Nannie Bourn, May 11, 1864.  His wife is the daughter of Davis Bourn, a
citizen of Jessamine County.  Four children have been born to the marriage
of Mr. Funk: Mrs. Leana Horine, Miss Mamie, Annie Bertie and John.  Mr.
Funk owns 300 acres of land in one of the most beautiful sections in
Jessamine County.  The father of Mrs. Funk was the youngest son of Elijah
Bourn who was the son of Andrew Bourn, of Orange County, Va., who settled
in Kentucky in 1793.  Andrew Bourn, the paternal grandfather of David
Bourn, went to school with James Madison near Port Conway, Va., was born
in 1747, and died in 1791 in Virginia.

Funk Rice Bourn Horine Madison
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Orange-VA MD PA Germany

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