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Thomas Durham, a Quaker, was born on October 1, 1784, in Brunswick, Virginia, to "a large and influential family" of English origin. They
had settled in Virginia in the later part of the 17th or early part of the 18th century.
Durham…
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Thomas Durham bought 160 acres on this site in 1835 from Gurdon S. Hubbard. Known as the Jonveau Reserve, the land lay in an area called Bourbonnais Grove. Durham opened 20 acres for cultivation. In January 1836, parts of Cook and Iroquois Countie…
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Dedicated to the memory of Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard, Noel Le Vasseur, Francois Bourbonnais—early pioneers in the employ of The American Fur Company who had a post near this site. Father de Pontavisse, first priest and religious teacher in …
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Bourbonnais Grove's first families came from Quebec's Upper St. Lawrence Valley in the 1830s and '40s to settle what would become the largest 19th century French-Canadian agrarian village in Illinois. Some immigrants moved on to found St. Anne, St…
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Many of the nineteenth-century French-Canadian settlers of Bourbonnais Grove planted the Jardin aux Potages (literaly translated from French to English as "Garden of the Kitchen"). Altough local history does not indicate the exact shape …