Category Archives: Roberts-Barnes
The 1900 Census and Samuel Vaden Scott
Census Sunday Roberts-Brown Research Scott/Roberts Line The 1900 US Federal Census Record is often a Treasure Trove of information. It provides a unique set of information including month and year of birth as well as the number of children a … Continue reading
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Tagged Samuel Vaden Scott, Saint Francois Township, Saint Francois County, Missouri
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Amanuensis Monday – Pension of Asa Roberts – 1887-12-20
I love it when a document makes me reassess what I think I know. I recently received a copy of some of the documents regarding Patience Anna (Marshall) Roberts application for the pension of Asa Roberts. One of the documents … Continue reading
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Tagged Patience Anna Marshall, Asa Roberts, Cynthia Roberts, Amanuensis
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Military Discharge of Asa E. Roberts
Amanuensis Monday T: To all whom it may concern: Know Ye, that Asa Roberts a Private of Captain ??mon’s Company (I) 31st thirty-first Regiment of Illinois Vols who was enrolled on the 15th fifteenth day of August one thousand eight … Continue reading
Biography – Patience Anna Marshall (1845-1919)
Patience Anna Marshall Dean Roberts (1845-1919) Roberts/Brown #17 By Don Taylor Patience Anna Marshall’s childhood appears to be pretty much non-existent. Evidence indicates her father died before she was six years old. She was married at 13 years-old, had a … Continue reading
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Tagged Dean, Asa Roberts, Toney, Hugh Ellis Roberts, Illinois, Derrington, Roberts, Franklin County, Sesser, Patience Anna Marshall, Jane Lawson, Thomas Lawson, Susanne Mendenhall
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Biography – Asa Ellis Roberts (1835-1886)
Roberts/Barnes Research By – Don Taylor “The rich got money and the Roberts got kids.” Well, at least they did back in the 19th century. My second great-grandfather, Asa Ellis Roberts, came from a large family. He was one of at … Continue reading