• Individuals are listed chronologically, and those in red show my line of descent.
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CAVEAT: Apart from census data, this information has not been confirmed entirely by my personal research, and mistakes are likely present, so use at your discretion.

                   * Generation I *

Samuel   "Major"	born: (about 1734) in Scotland married: _?_ (before 1760) in Scotland children: Elizabeth, Mary, John, Walter, Samuel died: ( ) He and his wife died on the Atlantic passage to America. buried: at sea (?) census: note: Family tradition says that the orphaned children were taken in by different families once they reached America. Samuel was taken in by chief Neill McNeill and later married his daughter Mary. A passenger list for the Ulysses, dated August 1774 and bound from Greenock, Scotland, to Wilmington, North Carolina, includes the following family: McNEIL, Neil, 64, farmer, and wife SIMPSON, Isobel, 64, and children Daniel, 28, Hector, 24, Peter, 22, Neil, 18, William, 15, and Mary, 9, from Kintyre. No passenger list showing the Robison family has been discovered. The passage usually took about seven weeks to complete. nota bene: The story in Ruby Peytons's book about the arrival of Samuel was contained in a 1912 letter written by Susan Robison Williams. She would have been his great-granddaughter according to Ruby. The letter apparently received fairly wide distribution as Ruby received copies from four sources. Ruby also says she thinks the information was from memory rather than research. It opens with "About the close of the American Revolution, War of Independence, Chief Mcneil of Scotland moved to America. Soon after Major Robison, an officer in the British Army, and one of his most devoted friends prepared to join his chief." Perhaps the original author meant that Samuel Robison [had been] an officer in the British Army. Otherwise, its hard to imagine him traveling to America during the Revolutionary War. * Generation II *
Elizabeth	(children of "Major" Samuel Robison and unknown wife) born: (about 1760) in Scotland married: _?_ Evans ( ) in children: died: ( ) in buried: census: On the 1820 census, Elizabeth Evans (over age 45) appears in Baldwin County, GA. The household included a male (age 16-15), a female (age 10-16), and a second female (age 16-26.) note: Family tradition relates that Elizabeth Robison Evans later encountered her nephew Samuel in Georgia, possibly in Milledgeville, Baldwin County. Researcher Ruth Evans Ward wrote in an e-mail (2002) that Elizabeth might have been in AL as a girl. caveat: It is NOT proven that this individual is related to Samuel Robison.
Mary	born: (about 1762) in Scotland married: ( ) in children: died: ( ) in buried: census: note:
John	born: (about 1764) in Scotland married: ( ) in children: died: ( ) in buried: census: note:
Samuel   "Colonel"	born: (about 1765) in Scotland married: (a) Mary McNeill (about 1787/88) in GA                (b) Nancy _?_ (about 1814) in Washington County, GA (?) children: (a) Elizabeth Cornelia Simpson [George R. Sessions], John Gallimore [Frances Sabrina McNeill], Samuel, Lewellen M. [Eliza Amelia Madison Coleman] [Martha Tarpley], Sarah [Thomas Hardyman] [Francis A. Dawkins], Alexander Irvin [Amanda Fitzallen Talbot], James M. [Elizabeth _?_], William H. [Elizabeth H. Fisher], Winfield Wright [Susan Milligan Ellison Harris], Neill [Eliza Ann Mathis]                (b) Thomas R. [Sarah Ann Orr Howard], Martha Ann [James R. Pickett], Walter, Robert Coleman [Martha Hardwick Jones], Amanda Blount [Bennett Bissell Fields], Joseph R. [Lucy Ann Cochran Winburn], Algernon Sydney [Martha Jane McNeill] died: (February 12, 1826) in Washington County, GA buried: ( ) census: On the 1790 reconstructed census, Samuel Robertson [sic] is included from the list of Justices of the Inferior Court (1792-1793) in Washington County, GA; on the 1793 muster roll of Captain Irwin's Company in the Georgia Militia, he was in Washington County, GA; on the 1810 Georgia Headright list, Samuel Robison was granted 165 acres on the Sandhill Creek watercourse in Washington County, GA; on the 1820 census, he was (over age 45) in Washington County, GA; on the 1830 census, his widow Nancy was (age 30-40) in Washington County, GA; on the 1840 census, she was (age 50-60) with her second husband George Turner in Warren County, GA; on the 1850 census, she was (age 50) with her second husband in Barbour County, AL note: He served in War of 1812. His obituary in Georgia Journal is dated February 21, 1826; his will is dated February 9, 1826, and was probated November 30, 1833, in Jefferson County, FL. His widow Nancy married (November 26, 1837) George Turner in Stewart County, GA. In a letter dated March 5, 1837, Samuel Jr wrote to his brother John Gallimore that their stepmother Nancy had moved from Washington County, GA, to Stewart County, GA, and thence to Alabama about 1834.
Walter	born: (about 1766) in Scotland married: ( ) in children: died: ( ) in buried: census: note: A Walter Robison is listed on the 1790 census in Orangeburgh District, South Carolina, as a male over age 16, with five males under age 16, four females, and ten slaves. He would be age 24 if this is the brother of Samuel Robison. * Generation III *
Elizabeth Cornelia    Simpson	(children of "Colonel" Samuel Robison and Mary McNeill) born: (November 27, 1788) in Washington County, GA married: George R. Sessions (by 1807) in Washington County, GA children: Wade Hampton [Mary Allen] [Ellen McClendon], Frances Elizabeth, Narcissa [Samson Lewis Lamkin], Sarah [William J. Scott], Lewellyn McWilliams [Elizabeth Cornelia Jeffcoat] [Emma Pert], Samuel Robison [Naomi Johnson], Lewis (Lewe) McNeill [Mary _?_] [Sallie Cameron], Abner Mitchell Rutherford [Cornelia Antoinette Terrell] [Margaret _?_], Harriet Matilda [Joseph Lamphlier Dutton Jr], John Shinod [Jane D. Strickland], Romeo died: (January 1,1854) in Leon County, FL buried: census: On the 1820 census, she was (age 26-45) with her husband in Washington County, GA; on the 1830 census, she was (age 30-40) with her husband in Jefferson County, FL: on the 1840 census, she was (age 40-50) with her husband in Jefferson County, FL; on the 1850 census, she was (age 59) with her husband in Leon County, FL; on the 1860 census, their son Abner Mitchell Rutherford (AMR) was (age 37) in Madison County, FL note: She probated her father's will in Jefferson County, FL, in 1833. An obituary appeared in the Southern Christian Advocate: "Elizabeth C. Simmons (sic), wife of George Sessions, died 1 January 1854, in Leon County, aged 65. She was born in Washington County, Georgia." A few months later, this paper published an obituary showing that George Sessions died February 18, 1854, in Leon County, FL. The Southern Christian Advocate was the official publication for the Methodist Conferences in the states of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.
John Gallimore	born: (about 1789) in Washington County, GA married: Frances (Fannie) Sabrina McNeill (about 1808) in Washington County, GA children: Sabrina Anna [James Stephen Townsend], unknown male, Mary McNeill [John Edward Bryant Morris], Joel Walter [Emily Almedia Alexander] died: (February 19, 1837) near Warrenton, Fayette County, TX buried: census: On the 1820 census, he was (age 26-45) in Washington County, GA; on the 1830 census, he was (age 40-50) with his wife in Jefferson County, FL; on the 1840 tax roll, his son Joel Walter was in Fayette County, TX note: He started the post office in Monticello, Jefferson County, FL; moved to Brazoria County, TX, in December, 1831; elected to the First Congress of the Republic of Texas on September 5, 1836. A survey map (1843) of Fayette County, TX, lists J. G. Robinson (#32) with land on Cummins' Creek. His son Joel Walter is buried in Texas State Cemetery, Austin, Travis County, TX (removed from Florida Chapel Cemetery, Round Top, Fayette County, TX in 1932)
Samuel   "General"	born: (about 1792) in Washington County, GA married: no children: no, but he was appointed guardian of Lewellen M. Robison's minor children in 1838. died: (about 1873) in Washington County, GA buried: census: On the 1820 census, he was (age ) in Washington County, GA; on the 1830 census, he was (age 30-40) with his father in Washington County, GA; on the 1840 census, he was (age 40-50) in Washington County, GA; on the 1850 census, he was (age 56) in Washington County, GA; on the 1860 census, he was (age 67) in Washington County, GA; on the 1870 census, he was (age 78) in Washington County, GA note: He was a Justice of Inferior Court, Washington County, GA. In a letter dated March 5, 1837, Samuel wrote to his brother John Gallimore in Texas that their stepmother Nancy moved from Washington County, GA, to Stewart County, GA, and thence to Alabama about 1834.
Lewellen M.	born: (1794) in Washington County, GA married: (a) Eliza Amelia Madison Coleman (June 24, 1819) in Greene County, GA                (b) Martha Tarpley (April 3, 1835) in Wilkinson County, GA children: (a) Ann Eliza, Nathaniel Green, Robert Coleman                (b) none died: (April 8, 1838) in Washington County, GA buried: census: On the 1820 census, he was (age 16-26) with his wife in Washington County, GA; on the 1830 census, he was (age ) in Wilkinson County, GA; on the 1850 census, his second spouse was a widow in Talbot County, GA note: A list of acts passed by the legislature of Georgia, November and December 1831, in the Macon Telegraph on December 31, 1831, includes "To separate and divorce Lewellen M. Robison and Amelia E. Robison, his wife." After the divorce, Eliza married William Rountree (April 17, 1833) in Washington County, GA. Lewellen's obituary appeared in the Macon Telegraph on April 23, 1838.
Sarah	born: (about 1800) in Washington County, GA married: (a) Thomas Hardyman (by 1820) in Washington County, GA                (b) Francis A. Dawkins (January 11, 1844) in Jefferson County, FL children: (a) none                (b) none except Mary [John Mikell] and Parmelia Jane [William Mikell]: children of Francis A. Dawkins and Louisa Blount. died: (between 1850 - 1860) buried: possibly in Leon County, FL census: On the 1820 census, she was (age 16-26) with her husband in Washington County, GA; on the 1830 census, she was (age 20-30) with her husband in Jefferson County, FL; on the 1840 census, she was (age 30-40) with her husband in Jefferson County, FL; on the 1850 census, she was (age 50) with her second husband in Jefferson County, FL; on the 1860 census, her second husband was (age 73) a widower in the household of his daughter Mary and son-in-law John Mikell in Jefferson County, FL note: Sarah moved to TX with her brother John Galimore Robison in 1831. Francis A. Dawkins, son of Mary Calvert Harrison and William Dawkins, married (October 18, 1806) Louisa Blount in Emanuel County, GA. They may have had sons William and Francis.
Alexander Irvin	born: (about 1801) in Washington County, GA married: Amanda Fitzallen Talbot (April 19, 1838) in Henry County, AL children: Anna Williston [Charles Russell], Mary Elizabeth [Dandridge Claiborne Freeman], John Walter, Alexander W., Susan L. [James E. Young], Samuel Benton [Clemmie Estelle Ainsworth] died: (October 22, 1863) in Muscogee County, GA buried: Linwood Cemetery, Columbus, Muscogee County, GA census: On the 1840 census, he was (age 30-40) with his wife in Muscogee County, GA; on the 1850 census, he was (age 49) with his wife in Muscogee County, GA; on the 1860 census, he was (age 50) living in a separate household from his wife Amanda (age 45) in Muscogee County, GA; on the 1870 census, his widow was (age 55) in Muscogee County, GA. note: He was an attorney in Macon, Bibb County, GA, and a member of the legislature from Muscogee County, GA, about 1854.
James M.	born: (about 1804) in Washington County, GA married: Elizabeth _?_ ( ) in GA children: John S. [Catherine Brunson], Nancy, William Winfield [Emma Elizabeth Barwick] died: (after 1880) in Colquitt County, GA buried: census: On the 1820 census he was (age 16-18) with his father in Washington County, GA; 1830 census, he was (age 20-30) with his father in Washington County, GA; on the 1840 census, he was (age 30-40) with his wife in Baker County GA; on the 1850 census, he was (age 46) with his wife in Baker County, GA; on the 1860 census, he was (age 56) with his wife in Mitchell County, GA; on the 1870 census, he was (age 65) with his wife in Mitchell County, GA; on the 1880 census, he was (age 75) with his wife in Colquitt County, GA note: An older brother age 40-50 may have been with him on the 1840 census in Baker County, GA.
William H.	born: (1806) in Washington County, GA married: Elizabeth H. Fisher (about1832) in GA children: Samuel, Alexander Llewellen [Julia Ann Llewellen], William Fisher [Susan Savannah Eberson Stillwell] [Susan Capers Stone], Winfield Robert [Sarah A. Shinholser], Mary Elizabeth, Matthew Milton, Elwood Cincinattus [Mary Florence Hammond] [Ella F. Clay], John Walter died: (1877) in Washington County, GA buried: census: On the 1820 census, he was (under age 10) with his father and stepmother Nancy in Washington County, GA; on 1830 census, he was (age 20-30) with his brother Samuel Jr, in Washington County, GA; on the 1840 census, he was (age 30-40) with his wife in Washington County, GA; on the 1850 census, he was (age 44) with his wife in Washington County, GA; on the 1860 census, he was (age 54) a widower in Washington County, GA; on the 1870 census, he was (age 63) in Washington County, GA; note:
Winfield Wright	born: (November 20, 1809) in Washington County, GA married: Susan Milligan Ellison Harris (May 11, 1838) in Washington County, GA children: unknown, Mary Jane [John Francis Ellison], Samuel Ellison, Susan Elizabeth [John Wesley Williams], Alexander Winfield [Penina Septima Moses] died: (October 24, 1865) in Columbus, Muscogee County, GA buried: Linwood Cemetery, Columbus, Muscogee County, GA census: On the 1820 census, he was (age 10-16) with his father and stepmother Nancy in Washington County, GA; on the 1850 census, he was (age 40) with his wife in Muscogee County, GA; on the 1860 census, he was (age 45) with his wife in Muscogee County, GA; on the 1870 census, his wife was (age 53) a widow in the household of her daughter Susan and son-in-law John wesley Williams in Muscogee County, GA; on the 1880 census, his widow was (age 55) with her daughter Susan A. Williams in Muscogee County, GA note: He was a Methodist Episcopal minister. His wife was the daughter of Susan Milligan and John A. Ellison and the widow of Samuel H. Harris, whom she married (April 14, 1837) in Talbot County, GA.
Neill	born: (February, 1811) in Washington County, GA married: Eliza Ann Mathis (March 25, 1830) in Washington County, GA children: Samuel Williamson, John Reed [Mary Jane Shepherd], Mary Elizabeth [William Burns Pressley], Neill Jr. [Tabitha Ann Elam], Lewellen [Johnnie Adrianne Petty] [ Pinkey J. Saunders White], Clarissa Jane (Clara) [Benjamin Columbus Hardin], Joel Thomas [Elizabeth Belle Townsend Edwards] died: (May 6, 1875) in Blanco, Blanco County, TX buried: Blanco City Cemetery, Blanco, Blanco County, TX census: On the 1820 census, he was (under age 10) with his father and stepmother Nancy in Washington County, GA; on the 1830 census, he was (age 20-30) with his wife in the household his brother Samuel in Washington County, GA; on the 1840 census, he was (age 30-40) with his wife in Stewart County, GA; on the 1850 census, he was (age 45) with his wife in Fayette County, TX; on the 1860 census*, he was in Blanco County, TX; on the 1870 census, he was (age 59) with his wife in Guadalupe County, TX; on the 1880 census, his widow was (age 65) in Blanco County, TX note: *Schedule 1 is missing from the 1860 census, but he was listed on Schedule 4, the Agricultural census, in Blanco County, TX. addendum: His wife Eliza A. Mathis is mentioned as a daughter in the will of Priscilla R. Mathis (December 13, 1861) in Stewart County, GA.
Thomas R.	(children of "Colonel" Samuel Robison and Nancy _?_) born: (1815) in Washington County, GA married: Mrs. Sarah Ann Orr Howard (December 18, 1836) in Washington County, GA children: William Johnson [Sally Brackwell], Sherrod T., Nancy Elizabeth [Levi S. Beverly] [William Harris] [Robert Marion], Alfonzo King [Talitha Callahan] [Vernon A. Beverly] [Mattie Etheridge], Sarah Ann [George Washington Dismukes], Robert Neal [Rebecca Pressnall], Joseph Buena Vista [Mary Fontaine] [Virginia E. Chambers], Martha J. [Leroy Madison Trawick] died: (April, 1870) in Clayhill, Marengo County, AL buried: Clayhill Cemetery, Marengo County, AL; He and Sarah lie in unmarked graves. census: On the 1820 census, he was (under age 10) with his parents in Washington County, GA; on the 1830 census, he was (age 15-20) with his mother Nancy Robison in Washington County, GA; on the 1860 census, he was (age 45) with his wife in Marengo County, AL; on the 1870 census, he was (age 56) in Marengo County, AL note: His wife was the daughter of Nancy Orr and Norfleet Howard and the widow of John R. Howard, whom she married (August 14, 1835) in GA.
Martha Ann	born: (1817) in Washington County, GA married: James B/R Pickett (about 1836) in Stewart County, GA children: Alexander Hamilton [Virginia Elizabeth Powell], Armendia, Asaphronia, James, John died: ( ) in buried: census: On the 1820 census, she was (under age 10) with her parents in Washington County, GA; on the 1830 census, she was (age 10-15) with her mother Nancy Robison in Washington County, GA; on the 1840 census, she may have been (age 15-20) with her mother and stepfather in Warren County, GA; on the 1850 census, her husband was (age 38) in Macon County, AL; on the 1860 census, her son Alexander Hamilton Pickett (age 22) was in Macon County, AL; on the 1870 census, he was (age 30) with his wife in Bullock County, AL; on the 1880 census, he was (age 40) with his wife in Bullock County, AL; on the 1900 census, his widow was (age 54) in Bullock County, AL. note: On the 1850 census, James B/R Pickett was with a female (age 24) born in SC. Her name is unintelligible, but possibly could be Harriet/Muriel.
Walter	born: (1819) in Washington County, GA married: no children: none died: (February 19, 1837) near Warrenton, Fayette County, TX buried: census: On the 1820 census, he was (under age 10) with his parents in Washington County, GA; on the 1830 census, he was (age 10-15) with his mother Nancy Robison in Washington County, GA; note: He and his brother John Gallimore Robison were killed by Comanche Indians.
Robert Coleman	born: (December 5, 1823) in Washington County, GA married: Martha Hardwick Jones (March 3, 1847) in Macon County, AL children: Lucie Anne [Charles Cloud Baker], J. Jessie, Lewellen (Buddy) [Rebecca Jane Norris] [Julia Burch], Amelia Malvina [Sowder] [John P. Frazier], Robert Coleman Jr [Bettie Haley?], James Thomas (Kit) [Alice _?_], and Sidney (Cricket) died: (September 13, 1882) in Limestone County, TX buried: Kosse City Cemetery, Limestone County, TX census: On the 1830 census, he was (age 5-10) with his mother Nancy Robison in Washington County, GA; on the 1840 census, he was (age 15-20) with his half-brother Samuel Jr in Washington County, GA; on the 1850 census, he was (age ) in ...; on the 1860 census, he was (age 37) with his wife in Limestone County, TX; on the 1870 census, he was (age 47) with his wife in Limestone County, TX; on the 1880 census, his son Robert Jr was (age 22) with his wife in Limestone County, TX note: He moved his family to Limestone County, TX, in 1858. His wife died (October 13, 1883) and is buried there as well.
Amanda Blount	born: (October 18, 1823) in Washington County, GA married: Bennett Bissell Fields (July 6, 1841) in Macon County, AL children: Martha Ann [Edwin Van Houten], John W., Charles R. [Mary E. Sylvester], Mary J. [James W. Lee], Amanda Elizabeth [William Henry King], Alexander B., Samuel [Eliza Brown], Eva [John Fulmore McTyer], Ida, Sallie M., Sanders D., Robert died: (February 21, 1877) in Eufaula, Barbour County, AL buried: census: On the 1830 census, she was (age 5-10) with her mother Nancy Robison in Washington County, GA; on the 1840 census, she was (age 15-20) with her mother Nancy Robison Turner in Warren County, GA; on the 1850 census, she was (age 26) with her husband in Barbour County, AL; on the 1860 census, she was (age 33) with her husband in Barbour County, AL; on the 1870 census, she was (age 45) with her husband in Barbour County, AL; on the 1880 census, her son Charles R. was in Barbour County, AL note: Her husband was the son of Delilah Hudson and William James Fields. He is buried in Fairview Cemetery, Eufaula, Barbour County, AL
Joseph R.	born: (November 11,1824) in Washington County, GA married: Lucy Ann Cochran Winburn (about 1850) in TX children: Amanda, Emma, Joseph R. Jr, Florida [William P. Hunnicutt], Frances L., Walter (Walton?) died: (June 20, 1860) in Kaufman County, TX buried: A HREF="https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/102020583/joseph-r_-robison" target="_blank">memorial, unknown grave census: On the 1830 census, he was (age 5-10) with his mother Nancy Robison in Washington County, GA; on the 1840 census, he was (age 15-20) with his half-brother Samuel Robison Jr in Washington County, GA; on the 1850 census, he was (age 26) with his wife in Fayette County, TX; on the 1860 census, he was (age 34) in Fannin County, TX; on the 1870 census, his widow was in ...; on the 1880 census, his widow was with her daughter Florida and son-in-law W. P. Hunnicutt in Fayette County, TX note: His wife was the widow of McHenry Winburn, who was a sheriff (1839-1840) of Austin County, TX. She is buried in the Thomas Cochran Cemetery in Buckhorn, Austin County, TX.
Algernon Sydney	born: (May 31, 1826) in Washington County, GA married: Martha Jane McNeill (January 17, 1850) in Barbour County, AL children: Anna Rebecca Rosaline [Alexander Turner Raines], Nancy Elizabeth [Emory Dugue Phillips], Martha Jane [William Franklin Latham], Amanda Vandora, Lucy J., Mary Sidney [William Franklin Daugherty], Margaret Arrenda, Algernon Thomas, Walter Anderson [Mary Ida Worsham], Cora Leona [Thomas Lindsay Rascoe], Alvia Sylvester [Allie Florence Roberts], Harriet C., Elridge B. died: (March 29, 1899) in Sabine Parish, LA buried: Bossier Cemetery, Union Springs, Sabine Parish, LA census: On the 1830 census, he was (under age 5) with his mother Nancy Robison in Washington County, GA; on the 1840 census, he was (age 15-20) with his half-brother Samuel Jr in Washington County, GA; on the 1850 census, he was (age 22) with his wife in Barbour County, AL; on the 1860 census, he was (age 30) with his wife in De Soto Parish, LA; on the 1870 census, he was (age 40) with his wife in Sabine Parish, LA; on the 1880 census, he was (age 51) with his wife in Sabine Parish, LA. note: His wife was the daughter of Rebecca Rowland and Anderson McNeill. * Generation IV *
Samuel Williamson	(children of Neill Robison and Eliza Ann Mathis) born: (May 15, 1831) in Washington County, GA married: no children: none died: (June 10, 1843) in Fayette County, TX buried: census: On the 1840 census, he was (age 5-10) with his parents in Stewart County, GA. note:
John Reed	born: (October 10, 1832) in Washington County, GA married: Mary Jane (Mollie) Shepherd (January 15, 1866) in Blanco County, TX children: Adrian A. (f) [Edwards] [Conn], Olive E. [Saunders] [Miles], Dorothy Annie (Omie) [Parks], Renora, John Reed Jr., unnamed, Vivin, Mary Edna [Galbreath], unnamed, Tom Robison (♀), Jessie Vida [Crossley] [Walker] [Nash] [Ake] died: (April 14, 1911) in Blanco, Blanco County, TX buried: Blanco City Cemetery, Blanco, Blanco County, TX census: On the 1840 census, he was (age 5-10) with his parents in Stewart County, GA; on the 1850 census, he was (age 18) with his parents in Fayette County, TX; on the 1860 census, he was (age ) in TX; on the 1870 census, he was (age ) in TX; on the 1880 census, he was (age 45) with his wife in Blanco County, TX note:
Mary Elizabeth	born: (December 3, 1835) in Stewart County, GA married: William Burns Pressley ( ) in TX children: Eliza, Ida E. [Stallings] [Rockwell], William Neal [Evalena Allen], Harriet [James Long Vogler], Rebecca, Walter Lee [Mary Carrie Greenwood], James Frank, Juanita [Preston Martin] died: (February 7, 1890) in Brenham, Washington County, TX buried: Prairie Lea Cemetery, Brenham, Washington County, TX (plot/lot 4, section 2, range 2, grave 12) census: On the 1840 census, she was (under age 5) with her parents in Stewart County, GA; on the 1850 census, she was (age 14) with her parents in Fayette County, TX; on the 1860 census, she was (age 29) with her husband in Washington County, TX; on the 1870 census, she was (age 32) with her husband in Guadalupe County, TX; on the 1880 census, she was (age 43) with her husband in Washington County, TX note: Her husband was the son of Eliza and William Pressley.
Neill, Jr	born: (February 14, 1837) in Stewart County, GA married: Tabitha Ann Elam (December 26, 1868) in Mariposa County, CA children: John Joel [Oraneta V. Underwood], David H. [Hetty Leona Calhoun], Leila Ann [David Lewis Ellis], Laura M., Louisa V. [Robert J. Schaefer] {Click here for more information.} died: (October 16, 1889) in Merced County, CA buried: Plainsburg Cemetery, Merced, Merced County, CA census: On the 1840 census, he was (under age 5) with his parents in Stewart County, GA; on the 1850 census, he was (age 12) with his parents in Fayette County, TX; on the 1860 census, he was (age 21) single in in Mariposa County, CA; on the 1870 census, he was (age ) in Fresno County, CA; on the 1880 census, he was (age 45) with his wife in Fresno County, CA note: The marriage record indicates that Neil was age 28 and Tabitha was age 20 when they married. His wife was the daughter of Joel Thomas Elam and Sarah Ann Callis. A death notice for Tabitha appeared in the Mariposa Gazette (March 4, 1882): Robinson-- Close to Buchanan, Feb 20, 1882., Mrs. Neal Robinson [Mrs. Robinson is the daughter of Mrs. Elam of Pea Ridge, and who resided with her husband for a number of years at that place.] She died (February 20, 1882) and is buried in the Raymond Cemetery, Raymond, Madera County, CA addendum: On the 1872 Great Register is Neil Robinson (#1073), a farmer, age 27, born in Georgia, in Mariposa County, CA. On the 1870 census, his mother-in-law was in Mariposa County, CA, listed as Sarah A. Elam, although she had married Richard Riley Parsley and had four additional children.
Lewellen    (Lew)	born: (November 7, 1840) in Stewart County, GA married: (a) Johnnie Adrianne Petty (July 31,1866) in Seguin, Guadalupe County, TX                (b) Pinkey J. Saunders White (November 17, 1891) in Blanco, Blanco County, TX children: (a) Lee Davis, Lewellen Thomas (Lube), Leona L. [George Washington Lewis Jr], Charles Dewitt (Charlie)                (b) Almeda Harriet, Mary Mintee [Oatman] [Jennings] [Gode], Emma [Nowotny] (plus Belle Laura White [D. Thad McCullough]: child of Pinkey Saunders and B. William White) died: (May 3, 1908) in Blanco, Blanco County, TX buried: Blanco City Cemetery, Blanco, Blanco County, TX census: On the 1840 census, he is not listed with his parents because he was born in November after the census was taken in Stewart County, GA; on the 1850 census, he was (age 9) with his parents in Fayette County, TX; on the 1860* census, he was in Blanco County, TX; on the 1870 census, he was (age 29) with his wife in Guadalupe County, TX; one 1880 census, he was (age 40) with his wife in Guadalupe County, TX; on the 1900 census, he was (age 59) with his second wife in Blanco County, TX; on the 1910 census, his second wife Pinkey was (age 42) a widow in Blanco County, TX. note: *Schedule 1 is missing from the 1860 census, but his father was listed on Schedule 4, the Agricultural census, in Blanco County, TX. His divorce from Johnnie A. Petty was filed (March 26, 1881) in Seguin, Guadalupe County, TX. After Lewellen's death, Pinkey married Henry Liesmann (December 19, 1917) of Blanco County, TX. His first wife later married Rufus Flax Evans and had two more children.
Clarissa Jane    (Clara)	born: (August 29, 1843) in TX married: Benjamin Columbus Hardin (June 28, 1860) in Brenham, Washington County, TX children: Neal [Clara Ellsworth Kizer], Mary Jane, John Thomas [Nancy Alzada Holt], Winfield Wright (Wink), Benjamin Barnett, Ann Elizabeth [Murry], Clara Jane [Haynes], William Green, Augusta [Snowden], Manzin Lewellen, Nancy Francis [Charles Oliver Fox], Martha Elizabeth, Bertha Eloise [Orville C. Lowrance] died: (April 20, 1922) in Clairemont, Kent County, TX buried: Clairemont Cemetery, Clairemont, Kent County, TX census: On the 1850 census, she was (age 6) with her parents in Fayette County, TX; on the 1860* census, she was in Blanco County, TX; on the 1870 census, she was (age 27) with her husband in Hays County, TX; on the 1880 census, she was (age 35) with her husband in Hays County, TX; on the 1900 census, she was (age 55) with her husband in Kent County, TX; on the 1910 census, she was (age 66) with her husband in Kent County, TX. note: *Schedule 1 is missing from the 1860 census, but her father was listed on Schedule 4, the Agricultural census, in Blanco County, TX. Her future husband was in Washington County, TX, with his parents, Nancy Brinson Dixon and Robert Echison Hardin.
Joel Thomas (Thomas)	born: (July 10, 1847) in Fayette County, TX married: Elizabeth Bell (Betty) Townsend Edwards (August 15, 1875) in Kingsbury, Guadalupe County, TX children: Florence A. (Florrie) [William Albert Evans], Edgar Thomas [Ora Hill], Stella Mae [William Albert Evans], Walter Neal [Mary Hall], L. Frank [Beulah Mae Moore], Charles, John Horace [Bonnie Sudie Moore] died: (May 5,1932) in San Antonio, Bexar County, TX buried: Blanco City Cemetery, Blanco, Blanco County, TX census: On the 1850 census, he was (age 3) with his parents in Fayette County, TX; on the 1860* census, he was in Blanco County, TX; on the 1870 census, he was age ( ) in Guadalupe County, TX; on the 1880 census, he was (age 32) with his wife in Colorado County, TX; on the 1900 census, he was (age 52) with his wife in Hays County, TX; on the 1910 census, he was in _?_ County, TX; on the 1920 census, he was (age 72) with his wife in Gonzales County, TX; on the 1930 census, he was (age 82) with his daughter Florence A. Evans in Bexar County, TX. note: *Schedule 1 is missing from the 1860 census, but his father was listed on Schedule 4, the Agricultural census, in Blanco County, TX. Betty Bell Townsend Edwards was from Oakville, Live Oak County, TX; her first marriage (May 9, 1872) was to Henry C. Edwards, and they had a son named Will. Her father was William T. Townsend, brother of Stephen Townsend, who married Sabrina Robison. Betty Bell Townsend Edwards is buried in the Wimberley Cemetery, Wimberley, Hays County, TX. * Generation V *
Lee Davis	(children of Lewellen Robison and Johnnie A. Petty) born: (May 11, 1867) in Guadalupe County, TX married: (a) Lillian (Lillie) Joiner (December 27, 1885) in Bandera, Bandera County, TX                (b) Sarah Jane (Sally) Stapleton Wier (January 15, 1892) in Wimberley, Hays County, TX children: (a) Chester Lee                (b) unnamed, Thomas Octave, and Mable Jane (plus children of Sally and William Wilborn Wier: Edna Virginia [John West Cochran], Clara [Graham Gibbons], William Monroe [Mamie Lee England], and Mada [Hamilton Davenport]) died: (January 11, 1914) in Bandera, Bandera County, TX buried: Bandera Cemetery, Bandera, Bandera County, TX census: On the 1870 census, he was (age 3) with his parents in Guadalupe County, TX; on the 1880 census, he was (age 13) with his parents in Guadalupe County, TX; on the 1900 census, he was (age 33) with his second wife in Medina County, TX; on the 1910 census, he was (age 42) with his second wife in Concho County, TX: on the 1920 census, his widow was (age ) in Bandera County, TX ?; on the 1930 census, his widow was (age 70) with her son William Monroe Wier in Bandera County, TX; on the 1940 census, his widow was (age 80) with her son Thomas O. Robison in Bandera County, TX note:
unnamed	born: (September 23, 1869) in TX married: no children: none died: (September 23, 1869) in TX buried: census: note:
Lewellen Thomas    (Lube)	born: (December 31, 1871) in Guadalupe County, TX married: Virginia (Jenny) Stapleton (December 3, 1889) in Wimberely, Hays County, TX children: Lennie Mae [Turner] [Jesse Dewitt Causey] [Brooks], William Eugene (Willie) [Grace Eudessa Smithson], Myrtle Lucille, Charles E. [Zula Nicie Herrington], Newell L. (Dude) died: (October 25, 1903) in Bandera, Bandera County, TX; shot in abdomen buried: Bandera Cemetery, Bandera County, TX census: On the 1880 census, he was (age 9) with his parents in Guadalupe County, TX; on the 1900 census, he was (age 29) with his wife in Medina County, TX; on the 1910 census, his widow was (age 43) with her uncle William Goucher in Menard County, TX note:
Leona	born: (March 11, 1876) in Seguin, Guadalupe County, TX married: George Washington Lewis Jr (June 18, 1886) in Guadalupe County, TX ? children: Lee [Jessie Helen Davenport], Eliza Evelyn [Arthur Elmo Collins], Charles Thaddeus [Minnie E. Rice], Lola, Pearl, Ora, Nora [Alexander J. Rauch] died: (April 14, 1927) in Kerr County, TX buried: Glen Rest Cemetery, Kerrville, Kerr County, TX census: On the 1880 census, she was (age 4) with her parents in Guadalupe County, TX; on the 1900 census, she was (age 24) with her husband in Medina County, TX; on the 1910 census, she was (age 33) with her husband in Concho County, TX; on the 1920 census, she was (age 44) with her husband in Medina County, TX; on the 1930 census, her husband was (age 61) a widower with their son Charles Thaddeus Lewis in Kerr County, TX note:
Charles Dewitt	born: (March 18, 1879) in Guadalupe County, TX married: ( ) in children: died: buried: census: On the 1880 census, he was (age 1) with his parents in Guadalupe County, TX; note:
Almeda Harriet	(children of Lewellen Robison and Pinkey Saunders White) born: (September 8, 1892) in Blanco, Blanco County, TX married: no children: no died: (November 20, 1911) in Blanco, Blanco County, TX buried: Blanco City Cemetery, Blanco, Blanco County, TX census: On the 1900 census, she was (age 7) with her parents in Blanco County, TX; on the 1910 census, she was (age 17) with her widowed mother in Blanco County, TX; note: She was a teacher and died of consumption at 19 years of age.
Mary Mintee	born: (August 16, 1894) in Blanco, Blanco County, TX married: (a) Horace Boise Oatman (November 6, 1912) in Blanco, Blanco County, TX                (b) Walter Jennings ( ) in                (c) Hugo Dagobert Gode ( ) in Hearne, Robertson County, TX children: (a) Horace Boise Jr (Bill) [Sarah Jean Sledge]                (b) none                (c) none died: (March 2, 1973) in Austin, Travis County, TX buried: Austin Memorial Park Cemetery, Austin, Travis County, TX census: On the 1900 census, she was (age 4) with her parents in Blanco County, TX; on the 1910 census, she was (age 15) with her widowed mother in Blanco County, TX; on the1920 census, she was (age 25) with her husband in Travis County, TX; note: Her marriage to Horace Boise Otaman ended in divorce. He was the son of Clara Banta and Shepherd Hulse Oatman.
Emma	born: (March 8, 1896) in Blanco, Blanco County, TX married: Alonzo Raymond Nowotny (August 15, 1912) in Blanco, Blanco County, TX children: Raymond Alonzo [Alma Aline Allen], William Ray [Dovie Lue James], Clyde Lewellen [Vera Jean Patton] died: (December 17, 1970) in Austin, Travis County, TX buried: Cook Walden/Forest Oaks Cemetery, Austin, Travis County, TX census: On the 1900 census, she was (age 3) with her parents in Blanco County, TX; on the 1910 census, she was (age 14) with her widowed mother in Blanco County, TX; on the 1920 census, she was (age 23) with her husband in Blanco County, TX; note: * Generation VI *
Chester Lee	(child of Lee Davis Robison and Lillian Joiner) born: (October 4, 1887) in Medina, Bandera County, TX married: Clara Cravey (December 26, 1911) in Bandera, Bandera County, TX children: stillborn daughter, Howard Lee died: (December 7, 1915) in Bandera, Bandera County, TX buried: Bandera Cemetery, Bandera, Bandera County, TX census: On the 1900 census, he was (age 11) enumerated twice —once with his grandmother Kate Joiner and once with his aunt Blanche Joiner and uncle Ezra O. Chipman— in Bandera County, TX; on the 1910 census, he was (age 23) single in the household of Sidney L. Thomas in Throckmorton County, TX; on the 1920 census, his widow was (age 30) married to Arthur Elmo Collins in Bexar County, TX note:
unnamed	(children of Lee Davis Robison and Sarah Jane Stapleton Wier) born: ( ) in TX married: no children: no died: (before 1900) in TX buried: in TX
Thomas Octave	born: (June 15, 1895) in Bandera, Bandera County, TX married: (a) Annie _?_ ( ) in Concho County, TX?                (b) Stella J. Pyka (November 22, 1928) in Bandera, Bandera County, TX children: (a) none                (b) none died: (February 6, 1953) in Bandera, Bandera County, TX buried: St. Stanislaus Catholic Church Cemetery (old), Bandera, Bandera County, TX census: On the 1900 census, he was (age 5) with his parents in Medina County, TX; on the 1910 census, he was (age 15) with his parents in Concho County, TX; on the 1920 census, he was (age 24) with his first wife in Concho County, TX; on the 1930 census he was (age 33) with his second wife in Bandera County, TX; on the 1940 census, he was (age 44) with his second wife in Bandera County, TX note: His second wife was the daughter of Josephine Knapick and John Pyka.
Mable Jane	born: (September 8, 1898) in Bandera, Bandera County, TX married: (a) John Tarleton "Jack" Bradshaw ( ) in Bandera, Bandera County, TX                (b) William Sherman Jemeyson (after 1940) in Bexar County, TX? children: (a) Mada Wier [Otto Trenkelbach] and Jack B.                (b) none died: (June 17, 1975) in Bexar County, TX buried: Bandera Cemetery, Bandera, Bandera County, TX census: On the 1900 census, she was (age 2) with her parents in Medina County, TX; on the 1910 census, she was (age 12) with her parents in Concho County, TX; on the 1920 census, she was (age 21) with her first husband and in-laws in Bandera County, TX; on the 1930 census, she was (age 32) with her first husband in Bandera County, TX; on the 1940 census, she was (age 41) divorced in Bexar County, TX note: Her first husband is buried in Bandera Cemetery, Bandera County, TX; on the 1940 census, her second husband was (age 33) single and a soldier at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Bexar County, TX. * Generation VII *
Howard Lee	(child of Chester Lee Robison and Clara Cravey) born: (April 29, 1915) in Bandera, Bandera County, TX married: Virginia Gaston Cave (June 27, 1938) in Corpus Christi, Nueces County, TX children: Roger Lee died: (December 9, 1977) in Corpus Christi, Nueces County, TX buried: Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery, San Antonio, Bexar County, TX census: On the 1920 census, he was (age 4) with his mother and stepfather in Bexar County, TX; on the 1930 census, he was (age 14) with his mother and stepfather in Bexar County, TX; on the 1940 census, he was (age 24) with his wife in Nueces County, TX note: Before his birth, his parents had a stillborn daughter (July 25, 1913) who was premature at 5 months. * Generation VIII *
Roger Lee	(child of Howard Lee Robison and Virginia Gaston Cave) born: (February 5, 1943) in Corpus Christi, Nueces County, TX married: no children: no died: buried: census: note: The DNA analysis of his Y-chromosome at the 67 marker level places him in haplogroup I2a2b. He is a member of the I-L38 project at FamilyTreeDNA.