May have gone by Robinson.
Name may be Robinson.
May have gone by Robinson.
According to Kim Robison, Isaac drove a stage coach quite extensively, and had started a family with an Indian lady. Apparently he left them one day and later married Emma Coffey. Not sure where the Canton Cemetery in Oklahoma is located.
Not sure where the Canton Cemetery is in Oklahoma.
BIOGRAPHY: Bradfield Genealogy by Donald G. Armstrong, p. 380: Carrie Lower, died at age six years.
from "Books of Robison" by Jean Mosher Robison: Before Thomas was married he worked with Thomas McGirl. McGirl was a large rancher who lived in Billings. Legend has it that once McGirl went broke, but because he had treated his ranch hands well they ran his stock into the hills. When the collectors from back east came to collecet the animals with the McGirl brand on them there were none to be found. When McGirl had enough money he bought back his old brand again, rehired his old ranch hands, who then rounded up his stock. This made McGirl a million dollars. The Robison family now owns the McGirl brand.
Thomas Robison served in the Army during WWI but never saw action. He was a crack shot and loved to hunt. Before his marriage he and Louis Bartly crossed the Yellowstone River during a spring flood to rescue a family named Kolbs. Their efforts were useless as the Kolbs refused to leave their homes.
Thomas Robison died in Harlowton Montana Hospital, and is buried in Billings, Montana. No information on his date of death or any descendants he may have. He lived in Kansas for a few years then moved to Montana traveling by horseback in 1889.
Accoring to Pam Cassiday, Thomas took care of Joseph, his father.
Year of birth estimated based on year of birth of her husband.
Year of birth estimated based on year of birth of her husband.
Pam Cassiday gives a birth place of Jennings County, Indiana.
Date of birth estimated based on date of birth of his wife.
Marriage Notes for Fannie Elizabeth Robison and James TOWERS
Books of Robison by Jean Mosher Robison says that James was Elizabeth's third husband.
BIRTH: From Books of Robison by Jean Mosher Robison, note on middle name for Richard and Allen, Ono reads: Richard and Allen have the same middle name. The family thought Ono meant one name only. Perhaps they meant to spell the spanish word for one (1) which is uno and it was misspelled over the years.
BIRTH: From Books of Robison by Jean Mosher Robison, note on middle name for Richard and Allen, Ono reads: Richard and Allen have the same middle name. The family thought Ono meant one name only. Perhaps they meant to spell the spanish word for one (1) which is uno and it was misspelled over the years.
BIOGRAPHY: According to Books of Robison by Jean Mosher Robison, Hubert lives on the land originally occupied by Harriett Ann (Robison) Lewis, and later by John Robison and Mary (Baker) Robison.