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

Notestine, Thomas A (b. 11 Oct 1841, d. 28 Apr 1921)

Note: !SOURCE-CENSUS: 1850 Census, Indiana p 32 Washington Twp Allen Co., Indiana, p290, 146, dwelling 956, family 968, 18th day of Sept 1850; line 37, Thomas A Notestine enumerated with mother, step father, step sister and siblings, age 8, born in Indiana, attending school.

SOURCE: Notestines of Oxford, Kansas, by Gene R. Alley, 1978.

MILITARY: Union Army 30th Indiana Infantry.

NOTES: In 1866 moved to Chillicothe; Tritches, Notestines & Peters helped found one of the 1st churches in the Chillicothe area.

Note: CENSUS:
1850 Census; Indiana p 32 Washington Twp Allen Co., Indiana, p290, 146, dwelling 956, family 968, 18th day of Sept 1850; line 39, Jacob A enumerated with mother, step father, siblings and step sister, age 5, born in Indiana, attending school.
1880 Census; Salt City, Sumner, Kansas
Source: FHL Film 1254398 National Archives Film T9-0398 Page 126B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Jacob NOTESTEIN Self M M W 34 IN
Occ: Boarding House Fa: PA Mo: PA
Naomi NOTESTEIN Wife F M W 32 OH
Occ: Keeping House Fa: VT Mo: NY
Minnie NOTESTEIN Dau F S W 13 MO
Occ: At Home Fa: --- Mo: ---
Chester NOTESTEIN Son M S W 11 MO
Fa: --- Mo: ---
Alice NOTESTEIN Dau F S W 7 MO
Fa: --- Mo: ---
Thomas NOTESTEIN Son M S W 4 KS
Fa: --- Mo: ---
William NOTESTEIN Son M S W 2 KS
Fa: --- Mo: ---
Nettie NOTESTEIN Dau F S W 5M KS
Fa: --- Mo: ---.

SOURCE: Notestines of Oxford, Kansas, by Gene R. Alley, 1978.
"Jacob was born on October 5, 1844, in Allen County, Indiana. His parents were Jacob and Nancy (Hatfield) Notestine. He was actually "Jacob, the third" of the American Notestines, even though he wasn't referred to as such. His grandfather was the first Jacob. From this point on we will refer to Jacob Asbury as Jacob. His father died Feb 19, 1847, and his mother Nancy married the Rev. William T. Tritch on December 27, 1847. Jacob had a brother Thomas, and two sisters, Jane and Nancy. His sister Nancy married William Jones, and Jane married Emanuel Peters.
"Nancy Hatfield (born about 1823 in Ohio) was the daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Archer) Hatfield, who came to Allen County in 1825. They came there from Dayton, Ohio as part of a group that included Elizabeth's father, Benjamin Archer, his wife and other family members. The Archers were originally from Philadelphia. Thomas was born in 1791 and died in Allen County in 1863. Elizabeth was born in 1794 and died in Allen County in 1857. They were both buried in the Hatfield Cemetery there.
"Shortly after the Civil War started, Jacob and his brother enlisted in the Union Army. Jacob enlisted as a private on August 5, 1862, in the 88th Indiana Infantry, and was assigned to Company "C". Thomas joined the 30th Indiana Infantry. Jacob's service record indicates he had gray eyes, brown hair and was five feet seven inches tall. On June 9, 1863, he was promoted to Corporal, and on March 1, 1864, to Sergeant. Most of the time he was flag bearer. He was wounded in a battle near Murfreesboro, Tennessee, in February of 1863. After participating in Sherman's "March To the Sea", he was discharged on June 7, 1865. His group then returned to Indiana where they were paid off and disbanded on June 19, 1865.
"After the war, Jacob, his brother and sister, mother and step-father all moved to Chillicothe, Missouri. Jacob met and married Naomi Burdick, his step-father performing the ceremony at her parent's house in Chillicothe on April 9, 1866... (more about Jacob III).

MILITARY: Joined the Union Army 5 Aug 1862, 88th Infantry (Indiana) Company "C".

RESIDENCES: in 1866 moved to Chillicothe, Missouri.
After 1873/Before 1876 moved to Kansas. 1880 in Salt City, Sumner, KS.

Note: CENSUS:
1880 Census; Salt City, Sumner, Kansas
Source: FHL Film 1254398 National Archives Film T9-0398 Page 126B
Listed with husband and 6 children;
Naomi NOTESTEIN Wife F M W 32 OH
Occ: Keeping House Fa: VT Mo: NY.

Note: CENSUS:
1850 Census, Indiana p 32 Washington Twp Allen Co., Indiana, p290, 146, dwelling 956, family 968, 18th day of Sept 1850; line 36, Martha J enumerated with parents, age 1, born in Indiana.

1880 Census; Avalon, Livingston, Missouri
Source: FHL Film 1254700 National Archives Film T9-0700 Page 192C
Enumerated with husband and 4 children;
Martha PETERS Wife F M W 31 IN
Occ: Keeping House Fa: PA Mo: OH.

Note: CENSUS:
1880 Census; Avalon, Livingston, Missouri
Source: FHL Film 1254700 National Archives Film T9-0700 Page 192C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Emanuel PETERS Self M M W 40 OH
Occ: Carpenter Fa: PA Mo: VA
Martha PETERS Wife F M W 31 IN
Occ: Keeping House Fa: PA Mo: OH
Thomas PETERS Son M S W 12 MO
Occ: Work On Farm Fa: OH Mo: IN
Elmer PETERS Son M S W 10 MO
Fa: OH Mo: IN
Charles PETERS Son M S W 6 MO
Fa: OH Mo: IN
Lottie PETERS Dau F S W 2 MO
Fa: OH Mo: IN.

Note: Family Residences: Chillicothe, Missouri - after the war (after Jun 1865 or later)
Tritches, Notestines and Peters helped found one of the first churches in the Chillicothe area.

Note: !BIRTH: 4 Jul 1769, Extract from Ashford Twp, Windham, CT (Marianne).

DEATH: from ANF?.

Note: !BIRTH: 12 Aug 1772, Extract from Ashford Twp, Windham, CT (Marianne).

Note: Forbes of Praxton

Note: DEATH: Died young

Note: DEATH: Died at 1 year 4 months

BIRTH: Twins with Ruth?

Note: BIRTH: Twins with Christopher?

DEATH: Probably died young

Note: !SOURCE-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE: book GENEALOGICAL AND PERSONAL HISTORY OF NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA, by John W. Jordan LLD, p901.

Note: BIRTH CONFLICT: b 1660, when father's 8 years old?!.

!SOURCE-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE: book GENEALOGICAL AND PERSONAL HISTORY OF NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA, by John W. Jordan LLD, p901.

Note: !SOURCE-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE: book GENEALOGICAL AND PERSONAL HISTORY OF NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA, by John W. Jordan LLD, p901.

Note: He had at least seven children.

CENSUS:
1880 Census; Johnson Creek, Saline, Nebraska
Source: FHL Film 1254755 National Archives Film T9-0755 Page 55D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
William A. WHITCOMB Self M M W 30 PA
Occ: Harness Maker Fa: PA Mo: PA
Sarah WHITCOMB Wife F M W 29 PA
Occ: Keeping House Fa: PA Mo: PA
Arthur E. WHITCOMB Son M S W 5 NE
Fa: PA Mo: PA
William D. WHITCOMB Son M S W 3 NE
Fa: PA Mo: PA.

Note: He had at least four children.

Note: 1880 CENSUS; Johnson Creek ptc, Friend, Saline Co, Nebraska,
ln 52, Jun 19, p17, on 5th Street
enumerated with brother Edward's family;
Dana A. Male brother, clerk age 21 b IL fb PA mb PA.

Note: !SOURCE-BIRTH-DEATH-SPOUSE-CHILDREN: book BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL MEMOIRS OF ADAMS, CLAY, HALL AND HAMILTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA, by Adair Page 472.

see notes under "daughter"?, Mary Kintner.

Note: !SOURCE-BIRTH-SPOUSE-CHILDREN: book BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL MEMOIRS OF ADAMS, CLAY, HALL AND HAMILTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA, by Adair Page 472.