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22. SARAH4 HANNAH ROBINSON (Boswell3, John2, Joseph1). She was born 20 January 1842, Owen County, Kentucky, and died 26 October 1929, at Habit, Daviess County, Kentucky. 130 Sarah Hannah married 30 June 1859, Daviess County, Kentucky, IVERSON JOSEPH WARE, born 2 June 1835, Shelby County, Kentucky, died 2 October 1900, Habit, Daviess County, Kentucky. Iverson was a son of John H. Ware and Mary Ann Martin. Iverson J. Ware was orphaned at the age of three years when his parents died in the autumn of 1838.131 ![]() and their son Elbert (1883-1935) Iverson Ware, husband of Sarah Hannah Robinson, joined the 12th Regiment of the Kentucky Cavalry (Union side in Civil War) on 15 August 1862, was mustered in as a Sergeant on 17 November of 1862, and served in Company E. He was discharged 9 June 1863 with a certificate of disability. His discharge certificate describes Iverson as being of fair complexion, 5 feet 9-1/2 inches tall, with dark eyes and light hair.132 ![]() Iverson and Sarah Hannah obtained a marriage license 29 June 1859 at Owensboro Kentucky, and were married at the home of her father by Isham R. Allen, a Baptist Minister, on 30 June 1859. Witnesses were George Triplett and B. Robinson.133 Iverson, age 25 and Sarah Hannah, age 19, were listed living with her parents, Boswell and Helena Robinson, in the 1860 federal census for Daviess County. By 1870, they were living in the Lowertown Precinct of Daviess County with their growing family and Sarah’s sister Amanda, who was listed as Jane N. M. Robinson, age 14. The 1880 federal census places the family in Uppertown Precinct. At the time of the 1880 census Amanda was living with her brother, John D. Robinson in Owensboro, but she is again living in the Habit community with her sister Sarah Ware and her family in the 1900 census and with Sarah, now a widow, in the 1910 and 1920 federal censuses. Sometime after the 1920 federal census was taken, Sarah Hannah Ware went to live with her daughter Birdie Horrell and died there of pneumonia in 1929. ![]() Sarah Hannah Ware was a charter member of Zion Baptist Church, which was established 13 November 1859.134 This church, now gone, was located about two miles south of Owensboro, Kentucky, on the old Hartford Road (old US 231). After Iverson and Sarah Ware moved into the Habit community, she became a member of Bethabara Baptist Church. An obituary for Sarah Hannah Ware appeared in the Owensboro Messenger for 27 October 1929:
Another obituary, taken from a clipping (not newsprint) found with the papers of Birdie (Ware) Horrell, was written by Mrs. Otis Hazelrigg, a friend and neighbor: Habit ![]() Front row, from left: Birdie (Ware) Horrell (with dog), Mabel Ruth Horrell, Zella (McCormick) Horrell ![]()
![]() 23. NANCY4 JONES ROBINSON (Boswell3, John2, Joseph1). She was born 26 February 1844, and died after 1880. Nancy Robinson and WILLIAM E. QUIRE were married 11 June 1861 by I. R. Allen at Boswell Robinson’s residence, Daviess County, Kentucky. Their marriage record states William E. Quire was 21 years of age, born Trumble County, Ohio; and Nancy was 17 years of age, born Owen County, Kentucky.136 Nancy and William Quire lived in the Spotsville area of Henderson County, Kentucky. Nancy Jones Robinson was a charter member of Zion Baptist Church, located near Owensboro, Kentucky, founded 13 November 1859.
Possibly Josiah Quire is not a son of William E. Quire, as I know him only from the 1880 federal census for Henderson County, Kentucky, where he is listed last in William E. Quire’s household as “son” after George Quire, age 78, “father,” and Marvin Quire, age 24, “son.” Relationships are supposed to be to the head of the household, which was William E. Quire, but census takers did not always follow the rules, resulting in uncertainty as to the identity of Marvin and Josiah Quire. ![]() 24. ELIJAH4 ALLEN ROBINSON (Boswell3, John2, Joseph1). He was born 21 August 1846, probably Owen County, Kentucky and died 25 February 1885, Shamrock, Callaway County, Missouri. Elijah married ALICE ANN JOHNSON, born 5 March 1855, Callaway County, Missouri, died 1 January 1939, Wellsville, Montgomery County, Missouri. Elijah and Alice Ann Robinson are buried in the Liberty Christian Church Cemetery, Shamrock, Missouri. A transcription of the stones of this cemetery lists: “Robinson, Elijah A., the husband of Alice A. Robinson, born 21 August 1846, died 25 February 1885, Aged 38 years, 6 months, 4 days.”138 After Elijah Robinson died, Alice married (second) Maston Brown Arthur and they had one child, Lottie Alice Arthur.139 Alice married (third) 15 October 1922, Foster H. Lewis. Alice Ann Johnson was a daughter of James Orville Johnson and Mary Elizabeth Arnold. James O. Johnson died during the Civil War. Mary (Arnold) Johnson married (second) 6 June 1867, James R. Covington. 140 After his parents, Boswell and Helena Robinson, died in 1863, Elijah possibly lived with or nearby to his sister Mildred and her husband, Lafayette Dabney, in Pike County, Illinois. The 1870 federal census for Pike County lists an Elijah Robinson, age 23, born Kentucky, living in Hadley township in the household of Richard Hays, age 62, and his family in dwelling number 130. Lafayette and Mildred Dabney were living also in Hadley township in dwelling number 124. Elijah and Mildred’s brother Grant Robinson, age 21, also lived in the same township in dwelling 123 in the household of James Davis, age 40, and his family. Grant and Elijah were listed as farmhands.
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