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10. ELIJAH3 H. ROBINSON (John2, Joseph1). He was born about 1819 and died after 1880. Elijah H. Robinson married KESIAH ELIZABETH BRYANT 23 July 1863. She was born 31 March1840 in Gerrard County, Kentucky, died 6 September 1874.88 Elijah, age 31, a carpenter, was living in the household of his father, John Robinson, in the 1850 federal census for Fayette County, Kentucky. By 1860 he was living, age 42, in Lincoln County, Kentucky, with his brother, Joseph (listed as head of household), and his sister Elizabeth and her two children. In 1870, Elijah was still in Lincoln County, age 51 (or age 57), with real estate valued at $8,000 and personal estate valued at $1,000. Elijah is listed as head of household, with Kesiah E., age 30, and four children, David, age 5; Sallie A., age 4; William ?Z, age 2; and Mary E., age 1, and his brother Joseph Robinson, age 63.
Elijah Robinson, age 56 (sic), is found in the 1880 federal census for Jackson County, Missouri, page 271C, Westport township, with children Sallie (age 14), who was listed as “keeping house,” David (age 16), William (age 12), Mary (age 10), and Katie (age 5). No wife listed for Elijah. The mother of all the children was listed as having been born in Missouri. Elijah’s brother Joseph Robinson was living with the family.
Elijah, along with his brother Joseph, was an executor to his father’s estate An Elijah Robinson was appointed Fayette County Commissioner of Tax for the year 1850 for the district bounded by the Richmond turnpike, Winchester, and Nicholasville Turnpike roads. This was probably our Elijah although I cannot be certain. Robert Marshall was his surety for a $500 bond. Records show he filed an account for compensation as assessor of County tax in the amount of $36.96 for a listing of 462 accounts at 8 cents per listing, less $7.39, which was 20 percent returned “by law.”89
While in Fayette County, Elijah was a member of Boone’s Creek Baptist Church at Athens and is mentioned in the church records as being involved in church business. Church records show he was dismissed by letter the third Saturday in November of 1852.|
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41 | i. | David4 Robinson; born 6 July 1863. |
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42 | ii. | Sarah "Sallie" A.
Robinson; born 4 April 1866; married, circa 1886, George A. Scott, born October 1856. The 1920 federal census lists Sarah Scott, widow, age 55, living with her daughter Ella Belle and Ella B.'s husband, Julius C. Hinrichs. In 1930, Sallie A. Scott is listed as a widow, age 65, living with her daughter Thurza and Thurza's husband, Frank T. Carpenter, and their family. The 1900 federal census for Cass County, Missouri, states Sallie Robinson was the mother of six children, five living.
George and Sallie Scott had children: (a) Bessie Nadine Scott, born 24 August 1887. (b) Mary Louisa Scott, born 6 August 1890. (c) Thurza P. Scott, born 27 November 1892; married, 28 March 1912, Frank T. Carpenter. Thurza P. Scott is listed as Thursday Scott in the 1900 federal census for Cass County, Missouri. Children of Frank T. and Thurza (Scott) Carpenter:(d) John David Scott, born 4 May 1894. He is not listed with the family in the 1900 federal census (e) Ella Belle Scott, born 31 July 1896; married, circa 1918/1919, Julius C. Hinrichs. Children of Julius C. and Ella B. (Scott) Hinrichs:(f) Ralph A. Scott, born 15 December 1898, died March 1969 in Kansas City, Kansas; married (tentative) Mabel B.[—?—], born circa 1901. It is also tentative that child of Ralph and Mabel B. Scott was |
| 43 | iii. | William ?Z. Robinson; born 18 November 1867 | |
| 44 | iv. | Mary E. Robinson;
born 14 April 1869, married, 5 September 1894, Lou A. Pettus, born March 1860.
Child of Lou and Mary (Robinson) Pettus: (a) James H. Pettus, born 17 January 1896. |
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| 45 | v. | Katie B. Robinson; born 25 August 1874. | |
Mary Ann was a member of Boone’s Creek Baptist Church at Athens and was dismissed by letter the third Saturday in November of 1852. Mary Ann and her husband, William Garnett, moved to Lincoln County, Kentucky, and are listed there in the 1860 federal census: W. M. Garnett, age 40, a farmer with real estate valued at $3,675 and personal estate valued at $3,000; with Mary A., age 38; Frank C. Bannon, age 55, a laborer; and Henry D. Berry, age 14. William and Mary Ann Garnett probably did not have children.
12. ELIZABETH3 ROBINSON (John2, Joseph1). She was born 16 July 1824,93 probably Clark County, Kentucky, and died after 1880.94 Elizabeth was married by B. E. Allen, 8 June 1843, to REUBEN A. BRYANT,95 born 4 January 1819, died 28 September 1852 (or 4 September 1852),96 Lincoln County, Kentucky. Reuben possibly was the son of George Smith Bryant and Keziah Arnold as found on the LDS web site.97 Reuben Bryant is buried in the Benjamin Logan Cemetery, Buffalo Springs, Lincoln County, Kentucky.
In 1850, Reuben and Elizabeth Bryant were living in Jessamine County, Kentucky, where they are found in the Federal Census for that year: Reuben Bryant, age 31, a farmer with real estate valued at $6,000; Elizabeth Bryant, age 26; Ann Bryant, age 6; and John H. Bryant, age 1. The 1860 federal census for Lincoln County, Kentucky, lists Elizabeth Bryant, age 35, with personal property of $3,000 and her children, J. H. E. Bryant and Anna M. Bryant, each with personal property valued at $2,000; all living with Elizabeth’s brothers, Joseph and Elijah Robinson. The 1880 federal census for Peabody, Marion County, Kansas, pages 117A and B, lists Elizabeth Bryant (age 56), “mother-in-law,” living with her daughter Anna and Anna’s husband Elkanah, and their children. Elizabeth was widowed at a young age when Reuben died in 1852 but, judging by this 1880 census record, apparently never remarried. In Fayette County, Kentucky, Elizabeth was a member of Boone’s Creek Baptist Church at Athens and was dismissed by letter the third Saturday in November of 1852.
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| 46 | i. | Annie4 M. Bryant; born 2 March 1844, died 26 January 1903; married, 28 July (or February) 1861, Elkanah Bush.99 By 1880, Annie and Elkanah Bush had moved to Peabody, Marion County, Kansas. The 1880 federal census for Marion County, Kansas (pages 117A and B; dwelling number 157, family number 172), lists Elkanah Bush (age 46) with his wife Anna (age 36), sons Reuben (age 18), Pleasant (age 16), Robert (age 12), Elijah (age 12), Nelson (age 11), Willie (age 9), and Joseph (age 7). Elizabeth Bryant, age 56, “mother-in-law” is listed immediately following Elkanah’s family. | |
| NN | ii. | Nancy M. Bryant; born 27 March 1847; died at age 1 month, 28 days; buried on the farm of her grandfather John Robinson (#2) (see photo below). | |
| 47 | iii. | John H. E. Bryant; born circa 1849. | |
13. SARAH3 CATHERINE ROBINSON (John2, Joseph1); She was possibly born about 1829. 100 “Kitty”, age 21, was living in the household of her father, John Robinson, in the 1850 federal census for Fayette County, Kentucky. I did not look at marriage bonds after 1850 and do not know if she married. Perhaps Sarah Catherine moved to Lincoln County, Kentucky, about 1852 with her brothers Joseph and Elijah where her sisters Mary Ann Garnett and Elizabeth Bryant were already living. A Sarah C. Robinson and Andrew McRoberts, married 13 September 1854101 in Lincoln County, but I have no other information to determine if this is our Sarah Catherine. Boone’s Creek Baptist Church records, Athens, Fayette County, Kentucky, show she joined “by experience” on the third Saturday in October of 1842. She was dismissed by letter from Boone’s Creek Church the third Saturday in November of 1852. I have no records of her after this date.
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| Contents |
| Dedication |
| Preface |
| Acknowledgments |
| Maps |
| Photographs |
| Generation One |
| Generation Two |
| Generation Three |
| Generation Four |
| Generation Five |
| Virginia Origins |
| Documents |
| Census Information |
| End Notes |