His is a twin brother of Alexander Bruce.
Constantine Bruce, was the "Daniel Boone" of the family. He cared only for the dog and gun, and loved the chase more than the business pursuits of men.
Grantee: Constantine Bruce
Number of Acres: 72
Survey Date: 23 Feb 1826
County: Lewis
WaterCourse: Salt Lick Cr
Book Number: U
The following gentlemen seem to have lived on the Spy Run Road, Lewis County. KY.: Jason and Elias Miller, Henry Liles, James Clark, Thomas Zornes, John and William Royster, Levi Royster, Thomas Bruce, Thomas Williams, Constantine Bruce, Thomas and Edward Campbell.
Married Sophia Williams on 16 Mar 1829, Garrard Co., KY.
1830 Census (Garrard Co., KY)
Constantine Bruce
Males - 30 thru 39: 1
Females - 15 thru 19: 1
Slaves: 2
List of Letters remaining in the Post Office in Lexington, on the 1st of April, 1836.
Constantine Bruce
Constantine Bruce purchased 44 acres on land on 1 Apr 1839 at the Palmyra Land Office, Montgomery Co., MO. (Meridian: 5th PM, Township: 49-N, Range: 3-W, Section: 6
Accession Number: MO2300__.210, Document Number: 17225
1840 Census (Prairie, Montgomery Co., MO)
Constantine Bruce
(with wife)
1850 Census (Point Pct., Calhoun Co., IL)
Constantine Bruce 53 KY Laborer
(without wife)
Constantine's wife Sophia died in the 1840's in Montgomery Co., MO. At the time, they were living on a 44 acre farm. It appears that Sophia would have been buried in Montgomery County. Constantine showing up as a laborer in the 1850 census for Calhoun Co., IL, 70-80 miles away on the opposite side of the Mississippi River. It is likely that when Constantine died in the 1850's either in Illinois or Missouri, that he would be buried with Sophia in Missouri.
His is a twin brother of Alexander Bruce.
Constantine Bruce, was the "Daniel Boone" of the family. He cared only for the dog and gun, and loved the chase more than the business pursuits of men.
Grantee: Constantine Bruce
Number of Acres: 72
Survey Date: 23 Feb 1826
County: Lewis
WaterCourse: Salt Lick Cr
Book Number: U
The following gentlemen seem to have lived on the Spy Run Road, Lewis County. KY.: Jason and Elias Miller, Henry Liles, James Clark, Thomas Zornes, John and William Royster, Levi Royster, Thomas Bruce, Thomas Williams, Constantine Bruce, Thomas and Edward Campbell.
Married Sophia Williams on 16 Mar 1829, Garrard Co., KY.
1830 Census (Garrard Co., KY)
Constantine Bruce
Males - 30 thru 39: 1
Females - 15 thru 19: 1
Slaves: 2
List of Letters remaining in the Post Office in Lexington, on the 1st of April, 1836.
Constantine Bruce
Constantine Bruce purchased 44 acres on land on 1 Apr 1839 at the Palmyra Land Office, Montgomery Co., MO. (Meridian: 5th PM, Township: 49-N, Range: 3-W, Section: 6
Accession Number: MO2300__.210, Document Number: 17225
1840 Census (Prairie, Montgomery Co., MO)
Constantine Bruce
(with wife)
1850 Census (Point Pct., Calhoun Co., IL)
Constantine Bruce 53 KY Laborer
(without wife)
Constantine's wife Sophia died in the 1840's in Montgomery Co., MO. At the time, they were living on a 44 acre farm. It appears that Sophia would have been buried in Montgomery County. Constantine showing up as a laborer in the 1850 census for Calhoun Co., IL, 70-80 miles away on the opposite side of the Mississippi River. It is likely that when Constantine died in the 1850's either in Illinois or Missouri, that he would be buried with Sophia in Missouri.
Family Members
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John Bruce Jr
1776–1855
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Henry Clay Bruce
1777–1815
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Richard Preston Bruce
1780–1841
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GEN George Washington Bruce
1784–1842
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Clara "Clarissa" Bruce Withers
1786–1833
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Rebecca Bruce Palmer
1792–1846
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SGT Horatio Bruce
1793–1858
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Tabitha Clay "Tabby" Bruce Arnold
1796–1878
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Alexander Bruce
1797–1851
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Elizabeth Green Bruce King
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