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Robison & Blythe Genealogy
DNA Results For Descendants Of Jeffrey Robertson (1654 - 1734) |
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| 2 | 1820.....PALMER & ABEL Parson - Estate of Ann Preston Robertson Chancery Division, Microfilm Reel #253, Box 5, Franklin Co., Va. (Furnished by Mrs. Mae D. Moore in a lt'r dated 14 Oct. 1981). To the Worshipful Court of Franklin County in Chancery sitting humbly complaining here unto your Worship your orator Palmer Parson & Abel Parson that some time in the year 1783 a certain Thomas Damos of Bedford County sold to Ann Preston, the widow and relict of Moses Preston, dec'd. of said county, a tract of land containing by estimation 194 acres for the sum of L28, that the said Ann Preston had then living by her late husband, six children, to wit: Moses Preston, John Preston, Jesse Preston, Anna Preston who afterwards intermarried with William Smith, Elizabeth - Preston who afterwards intermarried with William Taylor and Sally Preston who afterward intermarried with William Boles, that the said Ann Preston, after the said purchase intermarried with William Robertson, Sr., of Franklin County and had by him three children, infants under the age of 21 years of age at the time of her death which took place about the year (no date given) -. That after the death of the said Ann Robertson (formerly), Ann Preston, the said William Robertson, Sr., who was then only tenant by the courtesy & together with John Preston, William Smith, William Boles and Jesse Preston, conveyed the said land by deed in the year 1804 to Moses Preston one of the heirs of Ann Robertson (formerly Ann Preston), the other heirs William Taylor & Elizabeth his wife refusing to convey their portion of the said land and neither the wives of the said William Smith nor William Boles relinquished their dower in the same. That in consequence of the said conveyance the three children which the said Ann Robertson had by William Robertson and who were equally her heirs with her former six children are excluded from any portion in the said land and deprived of their legal rights, which said deed of conveyance from Robertson & others to Preston is duly admitted to record in this court. That Moses Preston conveyed the whole 1ot of land to your orator who was then ignorant of his defective title to the same in the year 1814 for the sum of $500, three hundred of which was paid off at the time of the purchase by your orator and this court gave to Moses Preston for the remaining two hundred which said bond was traded to the Abram Taylor, dec'd., late of this county. Your orator further states that (illegible) Administrator & Administratix of the said Abram Taylor, dec'd. has instituted suit on your orators on the said bond $84 of which has been paid to the sd. adm't & adm'tx on the common law side of the court which suit now pleads? upon this office judgement docket. All which action and doings are contrary to Equity and good conscience and in as much as your orator was mindful of the premises and only relieved in a court by equity when matters of this sort are cognizable. To the end therefore that the said William Robertson, Sr., John Preston, William Smith and Anna his wife, William Taylor, William Boles and Sally his wife, Jesse Preston, Moses Preston, Littleberry Robertson, Francis Watts and Lydia his wife, formerly Lydia Robertson and Milly Robertson may be made defendants to this bill, that they answer all and singular the allegations herein contained on oath fully and - illegible word - and may it please your Worship to (illegible due to ink smear) judgement of law until this matter can be fully heard in Equity and grant such other & further relief or in equity may seem fair & finally may it please your worship to grant the - - - - - - - - -- of - - - - commonly & as in duty bond your orator will ever pray. Robt. Cook Sworn to in Court by Palmer & Abel Pearson 8th March 1828. C. Tate | Family: F10577
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| 3 | According to Daniel S. Robertson, deceased, a long-time Robertson researcher, Jeffery married first Elizabeth Elam, daughter of Gilbert Elam and Annie Bolling of Virginia. He states she was related to Jeffery's mother, Elizabeth Bowman Robertson. Jeffery, according to family tradition, is said to have made a trip back to Scotland after the death of his first wife. He married his second wife, Judith Tanner Mills, on his return. | Family: F10704
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| 4 | Alexander/Ferguson Bible Birth: 20 May 1784 Martha Ferguson (18) Birth: 04 Dec 1802 Jane Alexander (15) Birth: 11 Jan 1805 Mary Alexander (27) Birth: 10 Jun 1807 Elizabeth Alexander (28) Birth: 06 Sep 1810 Susanna Alexander (29); Bootle, GB Birth: 11 Oct 1812 John Alexander (10); Washington County, Tennessee Birth: 22 Oct 1814 Margaret Alexander (30) Birth: 12 Feb 1817 Julian Alexander (31) Birth: 08 Aug 1819 Josiah Alexander (32); Jonesborough, Washington County, Tennessee Birth: 21 Jul 1822 Samuel Alexander (33); Jonesborough, Washington County, Tennessee Birth: c 1826 James Alexander (63); Jonesborough, Washington County, Tennessee Marriage: c 1800 Martha Ferguson (18) and John Alexander (17) Marriage: 1838 Levi Wilson (38) and Margaret Alexander (30); Washington County, Tennessee Marriage: a 12 Aug 1860 (--?--) Myers (34) and Mary Alexander (27) Death: 04 Jul 1828 Julian Alexander (31) Death: 18 Jul 1831 John Alexander (17); Washington County, Tennessee Death: 13 Mar 1839 James Alexander (63) Death: 27 Oct 1863 Martha Ferguson (18) Death: 27 Mar 1866 Elizabeth Alexander (28) | Family: F9368
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| 5 | Although likely, John and William are not confirmed offspring of Robert and Mary. | Family: F10847
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| 6 | Amelia Co. Marriage Bonds: 22 Dec 1777 | Family: F10713
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| 7 | Bessie's mother Mrs. T. A. White gave her consent for this marriage. | Family: F10550
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| 8 | Never Married | Family: F10881
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| 9 | No Children | Family: F9973
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| 10 | Rosa's father James Smith gave his consent for this marriage. | Family: F10545
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| 11 | The bondsman or surety was to be 'able and knowne'. Often, this person was a brother or uncle to the bride, not necessarily a parent. | Family: F2726
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| 12 | The New York Times Published: March 31, 1991 Elihu Fowler Robertson to Marry Elizabeth Chapman Clark in June June wedding plans for Elizabeth Chapman Clark and Elihu Fowler Robertson, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Robertson Jr. of Norfolk, Va., have been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Clark of Bronxville, N.Y. Miss Clark, 31 years old, expects to receive a master's degree in education from Harvard University in June. She graduated from Williams College and received an M.B.A. from Columbia University. She is a former vice president of the Bank of New York. Her mother, Ruthann Clark, is the director of college guidance at the Masters School in Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. Her father is a vice president at Kidder, Peabody & Company, the investment bankers, in New York. The prospective bridegroom is a partner in the New York law firm of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy. A Yale University graduate, he received a law degree from the University of Virginia. His father, who retired as a lieutenant commander in the Navy, is a former public school teacher in Norfolk. | Family: F10029
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| 13 | There is no proof that Moses was the offspring of Mary Rainwater and Samuel Fowler. | Family: F10854
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| 14 | Thursday December 31 1914 PRICE-BANTA Attorney Ira J. BANTA of Atoka and Miss Ruth PRICE of Yantis, Texas were united in marriage on last Friday, December 25th. Mr. BANTA has been engaged in the practice of law in Atoka County in the past three years, the first two of which were in Caney, the last at Atoka. He is regarded as one of the most able of our young attorneys. The bride was one of the most popular young ladies of our hometown, coming from one of the prominent families. We are glad to welcome them into our midst and hope that their path may be strewn with roses. (Atoka Jeffersonian) Mr. BANTA has a host of friends here who wish him well and we extend our congratulations. Caney Leader (excerpts from 1910 through 1915) | Family: F7242
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| 15 | Two separate California marriage records exist for Clare & Alice. One has Alice M. Lane & the other Alice M. Fly. Both dates are 12 Feb 1967. | Family: F5001
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| 16 | Tyre Robertson was 'bondsman' for the marriage of Sarah and Elias. | Family: F2726
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| 17 | Walton Barry, Minister of the Gospel | Family: F10605
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| 18 | No Headstone. | Anne Margaret Aires
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| 19 | On January 4th 1920 Annice Blythe lived with her 17 year old daughter Lola E. in Orange, Orange County, CA. Annice was 47 years old, widowed, and teaching grammer school. | Annice F. Allen
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| 20 | Anderson Bible Record NOTE: Copied from Bible dated 1851 owned by Mrs. Kate Miller East Main Street, Gallatin, Tennessee, Copied by Mrs. Alice Guthrie. Information taken from LDS film #0024840 Alexander Anderson married Phoebe Hall May 30, 1787 James Anderson married Elizabeth Nemo March 1815 William Anderson married Asenath McCorkle June 1815 Elizabeth Anderson married Samuel Wilson Sept. 7, 1820 T.C. Anderson married R.A. McMurry June 5, 1834 David E. Anderson married Laura Moore Sept. 5, 1871 Alexander Anderson born Oct. 10, 1764 Phebe Hall born May 17, 1762 Elizabeth Anderson born Mar. 30, 1788 James Anderson born Oct. 9, 1789 Miller Anderson born Sept 28, 1791 Mebane Anderson born Aug. 25, 1795 Mary Anderson born July 12, 1793 Margaret Anderson born Jan 23, 1798 John Anderson born Jan. 3, 1800 Thomas Anderson born Oct. 21, 1801 Jane Anderson born Mat. 5, 1804 David McMurry born Feb. 1778 Ann Blythe McMurry born Feb 29, 1777 James B. McMurry born Jan 18,1 1803 John M. McMurry born Sept. 30, 1804 Elizabeth E. McMurry born Apt. 19, 1806 Mary A. McMurry born Aug. 22, 1808 Rachael McMurry born June 6, 1811 David Blythe born May 25, 1827 Ann E. McMurry born Jan. 12, 1840 Mitchel Donnell born Nov. 30, 1835 Asenath Donnell born Aug. 25, 1841 George Donnell born Nov. 1844 Amanda A. Anderson born Nov. 1, 1836 Alexander? Anderson born Nov 23, 1838? Phebe E. Anderson born Jan. 15, 1837 David B. Anderson born July 19, 1842 Mebena D. Anderson May 12, 1845 James M. Anderson born Feb. 17, 1848 Rev. Alexander Anderson died Feb. 1804 Phebe Hall , his wife Mrs. R.A Anderson died Dec. 6, 1849 Mebane Anderson1954 Jimmie W. Anderson - 1865 Michael A. Anderson died July 3, 1863 Rev. T.C. Anderson died Feb. 3P 1862 | Alexander Anderson
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| 21 | James is in Allen County Kansas in 1860. | James Angel
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| 22 | Micajah Autry was a lawyer from North Carolina who heard a group of Texans were trying to win their independence. So, he joined up with Davy Crockett and his boys and headed for Texas. Micajah, hoping to help form a Texas state government if the Texans won, died at the Alamo in March of 1836. A portrait of him hangs at the Alamo today. | Micajah Autry
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| 23 | In 1930 Frederick Balmos was a resident of the St. Mary Of The Angels Home in Amherst, NY. | Friederick Balmaos
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| 24 | The Caddo Herald September 2, 1943 C. W. Banta, Liberty Sage, Died Wednesday, Buried Thursday Noon C.W. Banta is dead. After months of an incurable malady, death came to relieve his sufferings, and to carry his spirit to its Maker, whom he worshipped with love and zeal. C. W. Banta was a philosopher of the homey folks. He wrote for The Herald many years under the name of Rufe Bolts. Many people didn't know this was a pseudonym adopted by Mr. Banta, but thought him a real person. Mr. Banta was full of years,and deeds. He farmed, ran a store; he advised his people. During World War I he enlisted, though far past enlistment age. The funeral occurred at Liberty schoolhouse Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Burial in Liberty cemetery nearby. | Calvin Wheeler Banta
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| 25 | THE PETERSBURG JOURNAL PETERSBURG, TEXAS JULY 17, 1931 MRS. G. W. ROY Mrs. G. W. Roy who lived five miles west of Petersburg, departed this life July 10, 1931. She had lived to a ripe old age as she would have been eighty years of age the coming August. She was laid to rest in Peterburg cemetery on Sunday evening, July 12 in the presence of a large crowd of loved ones, neighbors and kind friends. Elder Charles Gray of Lockney conducted the funeral services. Grandmother Roy was mother of ten children, five girls and five boys. Nine of the children are living, the oldest a little girl died at the age of six years. The living children are: Tom Roy of Enochs, Texas, Felix Roy of Pottsboro, Texas, Henry Roy of Hugo, Oklahoma, Perry and Lenard Roy of Petersburg, Mrs. W. R. Dickey of Amarillo, Mrs Alice Shockley of Enochs, Texas, Misses Nancy and Cora Roy of Petersburg. All of the children were present at the funeral. She was a member of the Church of Christ for 47 years. To know her was to love her. She was a loving wife and mother. There is a vacant place in the home and community which can never be filled. By a Loved One | Sarah Catherine Barger
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