Individuals marked with a red dot are direct ancestors of L Robinson

Aldridge, David R (b. 1848)

Note: From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Note: CENSUS:
1880 Census; Adams, Gage, Nebraska
Source: FHL Film 1254749 National Archives Film T9-0749 Page 2C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Erastes THOMPSON Self M M W 44 ILL
Occ: Farmer Fa: VA Mo: OHIO
Martha THOMPSON Wife F M W 33 ILL
Occ: Keeping House Fa: ENGLAND Mo: TENN
Mary L. THOMPSON Dau F S W 13 ILL
Occ: At Home Fa: ILL Mo: ILL
Ann L. THOMPSON Dau F S W 12 ILL
Occ: At School Fa: ILL Mo: ILL
Minnie J. THOMPSON Dau F S W 10 ILL
Occ: At School Fa: ILL Mo: ILL
Rasalfa THOMPSON Dau F S W 5 ILL
Fa: ILL Mo: ILL
Harriet THOMPSON Dau F S W 3 ILL
Fa: ILL Mo: ILL
Alvin THOMPSON Son M S W 2 ILL
Fa: ILL Mo: ILL
Franklin THOMPSON Son M S W 1 ILL
Fa: ILL Mo: ILL.

Note: CENSUS:
1850, Franklin Twp, Kosciusko Co, IN, 15 Oct 1850, p 389a, ln 11-19;
11) PAXTON, Nathaniel, age 51, M, Farmer, $600 RE, b PA;
12) Ruth, age 44, F, b PA;
13) Jesse, age 24, M, School Teacher, $300 RE, b OH;
14) Jonathan, age 22, M, Farmer, $200 RE, b OH;
15) Rebecca, age 18, F, b OH;
16) James, age 13, M, b OH;
17) Ellen J., age 10, F, b OH;
18) Joseph, age 8, M, b OH;
19) Abby, age 6, F, b OH.

Note: From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Note: Invalid baptism temple code: STGEO.

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Note: From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

SOURCE: Donald Matson, E-mail donmatson@hotmail.com, 11/98; Jeffrey Robertson
Married ca. 1735 place unk. to Judith (Tanner) Mills who had been
married to John Mills & had a son Henry Mills. I always thought
it was odd that Judith named a son Mills Robertson after her 1st
husband John Mills.

Note: From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Note: From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Note: IGI: There are 3 different Zelda [Griselda] HEDGES listed in the IGI!
(1) b 18 Jul 1816, Pckwy Co, Ohio; F Joseph Hedges, M Elizabeth Julien
(2) b 1838, Ohio; F William Camel Hedges, M Mary Thomas
(3) b 1839, Ohio; no F or M

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Note: From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Note: From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Note: From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Note: From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Note: CENSUS:
1860 Washington Twp, Allen Co, Indiana; 7 Jun 1860, film #0803243, roll 243, copy 653, p 240 or 4, ln 3, enumerated with parents and siblings Mary J, Oliver, & John P, plus David R, Mary J;
3. Ann E, 10 female, born Indiana.

Note: WILL: Montgomery County, Ohio Wills 1805-1850; 977.172 P28m; p 63;
Hatfield, John 9 will (bk B, p 68), Exe: Wife Nancy - declined - named Samuel Broadway & Jeremiah Hatfield, Wit: Thomas Hatfield, Robert Palmer, Children - Ann, Lydia, Olivia, Thomas, Allen, June 1829 (#952, p 438).
p 154; Hatfield, John heirs - guars. William Crossley of Thomas Hatfield, 18, Allen 16, Maria about 12; sec. Samuel Broadoway, 7-18-1839 (#3261, p 40).

BIOGRAPHY: A Sense of Place in Centerville and Washington Township, (Montgomery Co., OH), by The Centerville Historical Society, pub. 1977 & 1985 by Landfall Press, Inc., Dayton, Ohio;
p 190-191, The John Hatfield House. John Hatfield, son of Thomas and Sarah Hatfield. Born in 1762, Thomas Hatfield was originally from Delaware. After the Revolutionary War he met Sarah Allen of Culpepper, Virginia. John, their first son was born in 1793. Thomas and Sarah Hatfield entered Montgomery Co. prior to 1801.
"When John Hatfield was eighteen years old he enlisted with Perry's Rangers rather than be drafted in the War of 1812. [His father enlisted in the same company.] Both father and son returned home a year later.
"John had married Nancy Hatfield (a distant relatvie) in 1817, and they had their first of six children in the spring of 1818.
"John Hatfield, a stone mason, died in the first half of 1829 at the age of 36. He left his wife with five children under eleven years of age (one child, Ambrose, had died earlier). Thomas, the oldest son and heir to the homestead was only an eight year-old child..." (there's more on the family).

BIOGRAPHY: The History of Montgomery County, Ohio; 1882; 977.172 H2h pt.2; Washington Township p 265; included in the biography of his son, Thomas Hatfield; includes:
"When John was eighteen years of age, he was drafted to serve in the war of 1812, but having imbibed his father's spirit of liberty and freedom he could not brok the idea of going into his country's service as a drafted man, and therefore inlisted in Capt. Perry's Rangers. His father, fired with that spirit of hatred against the same old foe he had helped to humiliate in 1776, enlisted in the same company and did excellent service as scout and guide, and being of a fearless nature was ever the first man to ford any stream that lay in their pathway. After serving one year, he and his son were honorably discharged at Vincennes, Ind. John was married about 1817 to Nancy Hatfield, a distant relative, who bore him six children, viz. : Ann L. (the wofe of William Dodds), Lydia C. (the wife of Daniel Crosley), Thomas, Allen, Ambrose B. (deceased) and Maria (the wife of John C. Martin). JohnHatfield was a stone-mason by trade, but after the war of 1812 turned his attention chiefly to farming. He died May 11, 1829, and his wife survived him untilAugust, 1852. They were members of the Baptist Church and highly respected by all who knew them, he being a hard-working, generous and kind-hearted man, who was always careful to be right before acting."

BIOGRAPHY: "A Genealogical Index of Miami Valley Pioneers, Ohio" by Lindsay M. Brien;
p 68; John Hatfield, b Nov 5, 1793, d May 11, 1829. John's will rec. June 17, 1829, names wife Nancy; my five ch. Ann L., Lydia, Thomas, Allen, Olivia. He m 1817, Nancy Hatfield, b Aug 1, 1792 and family records give his ch. as- Ann, m William Dodds; Lydia, b Jan 2, 1820, m Daniel Crosley; Thomas, b 1821, m Oct 15, Nancy Stansell, (dau. William & Sarah (Myover) Stansell; Allen, no record; Maria, m John C. Martin".

SOURCE: Barbara, E-mail Nbtmhoc@aol.com, 8/98,
John Hatfield b: November 04, 1793 in Mason County, KY d: May 11, 1829 ............ +Nancy Hatfield b: August 01, 1792 d: August 1852 ............... 3
Allen Hatfield
............... 3 Ann L. Hatfield
....................... +William Dodds
............... 3 Olivia (Mary) Hatfield
....................... +John C. Martin
............... 3 Ambrose B. Hatfield
............... 3 Lydia C. Hatfiled b: January 02, 1820 ....................... +Daniel (David) Crosley b: November 23, 1818 in Warren Co., OH
............... 3 Thomas Hatfield b: Oct 01, 1821 d: Oct 30, 1896 in Montg Co, OH
....................... +Mary Elizabeth Stansel b: Aug 12, 1827 in Montg Co, OH d: June 18, 1908 in Montgomery County, OH.

Note: !BIRTH: LDS film 1183684, Senheim Book 1, p 118, no 1927, Grenderich, Germany; Christophorus, b 21 Jun 1692, bp 23 Jun 1692, parents Christophorus THONGES and Anna, godparents Christophorus SCHMITZ and Petri SCHMIDTS uxor Susanna de Grenderich.

!MARRIAGE: LDS film 1183684, Senheim Marriage Book 1, p 282, no 553, Senheim, Germany; m 27 Maqy 1717; Frantz ADAMS filia Maria Marg: ex Blanckerath cum Christophori THONGES filio Christophori ex Grenderich datis ex Blanckerat dimissorialibus.

!DEATH: !MARRIAGE: LDS film 1183684, Senheim Death Book 2, p 432, no 2560, Grenderich, Germany;
d 19 May 1776; obiit in Grenderich Christophorus THONGES civis, natus 1692.

Note: From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Note: NOTES:
Newspaper obituary listing for Allen Co, Indiana; http://www.acpl.lib.in.us/genealogy/genealogy.html; from this derived that Emily J was one of six children of Peter Notestine and Hane Blair.

Note: BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. "History of Crawford and Richland Counties, Wisconsin"
Publisher: Union Publishing Co., Springfield, IL, 1884.
Pages 1018-1019. SLC FHC US/CAN BOOK AREA - 977.57 H2g;
"Mr. and Mrs Robinson were the parents of eleven children, six of whom are now living... James H...."
"James H. and Francis M. purchased 172 acres of timber land on section 35. They have ninety acres of it cleard and improved, and it is one of the best farms in the town. They have errected a large frame house, and other necessary farm buildings. Their mother makes her home with them."

Note: SOURCE: WFT Marianne found.