Jefferson County Illinois Death Book
Mauldings -
Eliza J. Bk 1, p. 19
Elizabeth O. Bk 1, p. 37
Clarence E. Bk 1, p. 53
James Bk 1, p. 58
Ransom Bk 1, p. 71
Oscar Gentle death - Book 3, p. 161
Laura Lathrop, Book 3, p. 186
b. Indiana 1857, Nov. 11
d. IL 1914, Nov. 5
parents David Lathrop b. NY and Sarah Dodds b. OH
1860 Jefferson County, Illinois, Census, Dodds Twp.
Maulding, Wesley A. 1828
Elizabeth 1832
Lorenzo D. 1854
Martha O. 1856
Eliza A. 1859
Ambrose Maulding buried in 10 Mile Cemetery, Hamilton Co., IL, Lots of space for other graves some small stones nothing legible
Arthur Johnson & Hallie
daughter Darlene Wind
daughters Sheryl & Carol
John & Rose Robertson kids
Lois married Kent Hobbs
Owen - lived in California, died winter of 1988 or 1989
Bentley, Elizabeth Petty ed. Virginia Marriage Records, Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1982
p. 19 Marriage Bonds in Amelia County
Nov. 1799 Bell, Thomas & Sally Robertson d/o James
Nov. 18, 1769 Jones, Richard of Chesterfield & Mary Robertson d/o James
King, Junie. Wills & Administrations & Marriages Fauquier County, Virginia, Beverly Hills, CA: 1939
p. 107 Benjamin Robertson md. Margaret Bruce James Oct. 31, 1783
John Robertson md. Elizabeth Benson Sept. 8, 1787
Oct. 24, 1989 Brehm Library, Mt. Vernon, IL
Berry, Ellen & David Berry. Early Ohio Settlers, Purchasers of Land in Southeastern Ohio, 1800-1840, Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1988
List D: 1837-1840
Clarks close to Lawrence County:
John Clark, 1839, June 21, residence Gallia Co., R15T4 Sec. 26 this is in Gallia Co., borders on Lawrence Co., Book doesn't cover Lawrence Co.
Bland, Doris. Wayne County, Illinois Newspaper Gleanings, 1855-1875, Fairfield, IL: Bland Books, 1974.
p. 78 Wayne Co., Press 10/16/1873 - Delene Robertson Reed's grandfather - she says he is David's son - Oct. 3, 1873 "also same day, one mile east of Middleton, Huston Robertson aged about 41 years, died of typhoid fever, b. 1832.
Married - Oct. 7, 1873 at the residence of Rev. A[ndrew]. Maulding in Middleton, Illinois by Esq. J.F.S. Hopkins, Mr. Isaac N. Rose to Miss Emma Maulding, all of Wayne Co., IL.
p. 79 Wayne County Press 12/11/1873
Died - Nov. 19, 1873 Millie J. Eccles, wife of John W. Eccles, at Middleton . . . (had 2 year old daughter Nora).
Died - Dec. 2nd of typhoid fever; A.F. Maulding of Four Mile. Also Dec. 3rd of same disease, his father James Maulding
Magazine of Virginia Genealogical, Vol. 27, August 89, No. 3
p. 224 Virginia Land Patent Book 23, 1743-1745
Richard Taylor 1200 acres Goochland Co., the Mill Br. of (p. 1073) Willie's River the head of Watkins Creek of Fluvanna River bounded by William Cannon's line James Daniels, George Carrington (p. 1074) 20 Aug. 1745 - probably not our grandpa
Nov. 29, 1991 Brehm Library
Smith, Clifford. Federal Land Series, Vol. 1, 1788-1810, Chicago, IL: American Library Association, 1972.
p. 152 David Robertson, Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania Range 7, Township 2, 35 fraction or lot
Taken from #2527, 24 Oct. - 3 Dec. 1796 - Account of sales of lands at Pittsburgh, under the direction of Arthur St. Clair, Governor of the North Western Territory & George Wallace Esq. [& General John Neville] pursuant to the 8th Section of the Act of Congress passed on the 18th of May 1796 entitled "An Act Providing for the Sale of the Lands of the United States in the Territory North West of the River Ohio & Above the Mouth of the Kentucky River."
Source E = Pittsburgh, PA, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. Register of the Pittsburgh Land Sale of Oct. 24 through Dec. 3, 1796 to be found among personal papers of General John Neville.
Ten Post Oak Church Cemetery, Wayne Co., IL - Infant son of John & Ruth Crumbacher 1927 - buried with Swan family. Ruth was a Swan.
Arrington Prairie Cemetery - Mabel Butler 1894, buried with Mabrys
Pin Oak Church Cemetery -
J. Newton Robertson
Co. H 9th IL Inf. Spanish American War
son of J.D. & T. Robertson
b. Jan. 1, 1880, murdered by mixed Sioux Indian near Maramec Oklahoma, Feb. 10, 1910
John D. Robertson
Co. F. 7th IL
b. March 25, 1842, d. Jan. 9, 1919
Theresa, his wife b. Jan. 23, 1857, d. June 22, 1930
David R. Robertson
b. March 12, 1871, d. March 7, 1946
Dora B. Robertson b. March 13, 1874. d. Feb. 12, 1933
Dollie I. Cook b. Aug. 21, 1905 d. Jan. 13, 1981, md. Dec. 23, 1923 Hobart Oscar Robertson b. March 1, 1900, d. Dec. 13, 1980.
Jennie Robertson b. 1895, d. 1921
Layland L. Robertson b. July 6, 1914, d. Sep. 5, 1978, md. Vivian A. Robertson b. Feb. 15, 1917
1818 Census White Co., IL
David Robertson, 2 males 21+ and ten others - not sure who this is
William Robertson 8 males 21+ and five others - not sure who this is
Farnsworth Cemetery new section
Charlie B. Robertson 1876 - 1949
Magazine of Virginia History, Vol. 27, No. 4, Nov. 1989
p. 290 Virginia Land Patent Book 24, 1745-1746, pages 1-400, 20 Sep. 1745 to 28 Aug. 1746 abstracted by J. Philip Bowry, III
p. 305 (p. 277) Richard Mauldin, 230 acres Augusta Co., Shanadore [Shenandoah] River, (p. 278) 5 June 1746 I think this is an uncle, not grandpa.
KYOWVA Spring 1993, Genealogical Society Newsletter, p. 8
Obit: Old Resident Gone Daniel Clark of Cox's Landing Breathes His Last
Daniel Clark, a well known citizen & one who was one of the pioneers of the county died at his home just back of Cox's Landing early yesterday morning.
Mr. Clark was 96 years of age & was highly respected.
He has a large number of relatives in this county, some who live in this city. The funeral service was held at 10 o'clock this morning & the remains were interred in the family burying ground Feb. 6, 1896.
He was born in 1800, would be 2 or 3 years older than Rebecca.
April 16, 1995, Thomason Cemetery - old part near J.B. Scudamore's stone, west of it.
J.F.S. Hopkins born Sept. 13, 1825, died Sept. 10, 1898, aged 72 y, 11 m. 27 d. Rest soldier, rest thy ----- -----
Laura C. dau. of J.F.S. & Emily Hopkins May 11, 1894, Feb. 21, 1909 ----- from us is gone ------ -----
Olive Branch Cemetery
north of Andrew Maulding & family stones
Mariah A. dau. of C.C. & B.L. (Maulding) Hopkins, died Aug. 15, 1859, aged 1 y, 4 m, 6 d, [b. April 9, 1858]
Capt. C.C. Hopkins, Co. G. 40th IL Inf.
Maulding graves near the road, 4 children & 1 adult
R.R. Maulding 1890-1890
M.A. Maulding 1887-1888
L.V. Maulding 1878-1879
J.E. Maulding 1880-1881
R.E. Maulding 1857-1887
Bruce Cemetery, north end
Clinton L. son of J.F.S. [Hopkins] born Feb. 29 or 20, 1851, died Aug. 29, 1855
Francis M. son of J.F.S. & N.M. Hopkins b. Oct. 17, 18--, d. Dec. 13, 1849
Martha J. dau. of J.F.S. & N.M. Hopkins [broken here] died Sept. 14, 1864, aged 16 y 11 m, 10 d The beauty of the rose is gone The flower from earth is _____ Buds to other climes have flown. There is an angel more in heaven.
April 16, 1995 Wayne County, Illinois Courthouse, Death Book 2
p. 233 Robertson, (--?--) female, white, 7 hours, d. 3/1/1905, 5 pm. b. Wayne Co., IL, d. Pin Oak, Wayne Co., IL premature birth bur. Dickeyville, 3/2/1905, Lydia Lappin undertaker Arrington
Marriage Book E p. 215 - Amos J. Robertson living Pin Oak, farmer, 25 years old, b. Alton, IL, father John D., mother Theresa Herman 1st marriage, md. Lillie White living Pin Oak, b. Arrington, IL father Joseph B. White, mother Allee Barker, 1st marriage, at Pin Oak, Wayne Co., IL, 3/15/1906. A.J. & Lillie Robertson witnesses, Henry Walker, Minister of the Gospel
Olive Branch Cemetery
Sary Ann, wife of Wm. Pain born 1 Apr. 1838, d. 1 May 1855, dau. of Andrew & Hester (Hopkins) Maulding.
Lenoir County Community College, Kinston, NC, May 11, 1998
Burger, Goldene. North Carolina Land Grants Recorded in Greene Co., Tennessee, Southern Historical Press, 1981
Parris/Paris/Parress/Parus
Robert, p. 21 - No. 363, p. 167 For 10 pounds per 100 acres to James Galbreath 31 1/4 acres in Greene Co., by Robert Parris, David Campbell & David Rankin. Richard Caswell, Sept. 20, 1787.
p. 98 Robert Parress - p. 17 #376 Robert Parress - 100 acres on Sinking Creek, adjoining himself, Richard Caswell at Kinston, 20 Sept. 1787, registered 11 Sep. 1789
p. 18 #527 Robert Parris 100 acres on Sinking Creek adjoining John Galbreath. Richard Caswell at Kinston, 20 Sep. 1787
p. 127 - listed as having land adjoining Wm. Reese, 1792.
p. 151 - listed as having land adjoining John Ellis 1795
Intro: In 1783 North Carolina decided Washington District which extended as the present state of Tennessee to the Mississippi river. A line was surveyed beginning at Wm. Williams' place on Horse Creek to the Mouth of Big Limestone, to Chimney Top Mountain to the mouth of Cloud's Creek on Holston River. All land south of this line was Greene Co., North Carolina.
Pensioners of Revolutionary War Struck off the Roll, Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1969.
p. 87 Pensioners in North Carolina who have been dropped from the pension roll under the act of May 1, 1820; prepared in conformity with the resolution of the House of Representatives of the 17th December 1835.
Jeremiah Crysel - restored under act 1 Mar. 1823
pp. 92-93 - Kentucky - Larkin Minor
North Carolina Revolutionary Army Accounts Secretary of State Treasurer's & Comptroller's Papers Journal A (Public Accounts) 1775-1776.
p. 154 by John Parrish, corpl 20 (days?) 2.0.10
p. 79 by Joseph Perry 5 (days?) 0.13.4
p. 107 By a Horse bot. of Robert Perry for the artillery company 16.00.00
December 27, 2001 Brehm Library
Chelton, Ann. Botetourt County, Virginia Will Book A 1770-1801.
p. 33 (p. 258) Will of David Robertson, 15 Sep. 1787, wife mentioned but not named, sons William, James, George, daughters Priscilla, Jane, Catherine, Mary, Elizabeth, Ann, Phoebe, Annabelle,, Prudence; Exec. wife, son James, son-in-law William McDonald, wit; George Rutledge, Robert Bell, James McMullen & Annabelle Grisim, recorded 8 April 1788
Worrell, Anne. Over the Mountain Men & Their Early Records in Southwest Virginia, Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1975
p. 32 Pulaski Co.
James Runnion & Lucinda Smith married Jan. 22, 1839
Brehm Library, Mt. Vernon, IL, Dec. 1, 2002
Green, Karen. The Kentucky Gazette 1787-1800 Genealogical & Historical Abstracts, Gateway Press, Inc., 1983
p. 58, Vol. V #43, 7 July 1792 - A List of names of Judges of the courts of quarter sessions, and of the county courts, in the different counties within this Commonwealth. Logan - Quarter Sessions & County Courts - Burwell Jackson, Ambrose Maulding, Young Ewing.
Sheriffs for new Counties - Logan - West Mauldin
This is interesting because the Ewings were the Mauldings political rivals in Logan County. Things eventually got so hot that the Mauldings moved out of the county.
p. 225, Vol. 12, #629, 10 Oct. 1798 - Caty Mauldin, Wife of James Mauldin (if living) or any of her descendants, will hear of something greatly to their comfort, by applying to J. Tyler, Virginia, Caroline county. October. 16, 1794
This relates to the settlement of her father's estate.
p. 57, Vol. V, #42, 30 June 1792 - The Governor [Isaac Shelby] has been pleased to make the following appointments in the militia . . . Commandant to the 3d. Regiment Morton Mauldin
p. 239, Vol. 12 #552 30 May 1799 - Election Returns, Received since the 16th, Nelson County Convention Nicholas Minor; Logan County Assembly Morton Mauldin, Robert Ewing
p. 260 Vol. 13 #712, 22 May 1800 - Returns of Senators & Representatives - Received Since Our Last - Logan Representatives - Ephraim McClean, West Maulding
1818 Census White County, Illinois
Ambrose Maulding 1 male 21+, 9 other white people, 2 servants or slaves
Ennis Maulding 1 male 21+, 5 other people
James Maulding 2 males 21+, 5 other people
Richard Maulding 1 male 21+, 3 others
Ft. Mauldin, Logan County, Kentucky, Red River 431 Nashville Road South, bridge over Red River before that turn left few miles, historical marker Red River Meeting House.
Wayne County Illinois Physicians Midwife Dentist
p. 1 Rebecca J. Crissile midwife, May 29, 1877
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