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   Sarah Robertson (born Jennings)<br>Married name: Sarah Robertson<br>Gender: Female<br>Birth: Circa 1755 - Nottoway Parish, Amelia County, Virginia, British Colonial America<br>Marriage: 1775 - Virginia, British Colonial America<br>Death: 1826 - Hanover, Virginia, United States<br>Parents: William Jennings Jr., Agnes Jennings (born Dickerson)<br>Husband: John Robertson<br>Children: John Robertson Jr., ;William Archer Robertson, James D. Robertson, William Robertson, Jane Stone (born Robinson), Edward Robertson, <a>Joseph H Robertson, Elizabeth Hudson (born Robertson), Jennings Robertson, Elizabeth Mary Roberts (born Robertson), Henry J. Robertson, Joseph Robertson, Nancy Skaggs (born Robertson)<br>Siblings: Mary Jeter (born Jennings), Dickerson Jennings, John Jennings, William Jennings, Henry Jennings, James Jennings, Moody JenningsRebecca Kelley (born Jennings), Joseph C. Jennings, Thomas Jennings, Robert B. Jennings Sr., Nancy Hicks (born Jennings), Elizabeth Jennings<br>  Additional information:
   
   LifeSketch: William Jennings, who came here from Hanover County, settled on the Little Nottoway and John married his daughter Sarah Jennings.97 Nottoway County granted him a license to keep an ordinary at his house. Notes on Southside Virginia (Watson), p. 78 Called Robertson’s Tavern, and later “Eleven Oaks,” it was on the outskirts of Crewe on the old road to Nottoway Court House. d and rusted iron fence around the family grave yard is all that remains. Old Homes and Families in Nottoway (Turner) 1st. ed. 1932, pp. 160-1in a variety of court records. He witnessed the will of Thomas Yarbrough in 1768, Amelia Co. Will Bk. 2X, 1761-71, p. 271 and was security for the estate of William Johnson in 1769. Amelia Co. Will Bk. 2X, 1761-71, p. 273tle Nottoway River, next to Snail Creek and John Fowlkes Jr., Marston Green, and Waller. Although according to this deed, John had acquired the land earlier from a Johnson, we can find no such deed. Amelia Co. Deed Bk. 13, 1774-76, p. 184 bought this land from Dickerson Jennings 19 May 1773 for £100, it was next to the property of Henry Anderson, William Craddock, and Richard Ligon and was about two miles south of present-day Crewe, Va. Amelia Co. Deed Bk. 12, 1773-74, p. 167 col. 12C, 82Crobably part of the 202 acres. In 1792 John bought 100 acres from his half-brother George Cabiness Robertson that had belonged to their father. Nottoway Co. Deed Bk. 1, p. 328eyor of the road from Nottoway Meeting House to Rowland’s Church. Tax records of 1811 show John Robertson and 3 of his sons owned “chairs,” or buggy. slaves.8.son one bedstead and furniture and one cow and calf to him and his heirs forever.both real and personal, to be equally divided amongst the following named children and grandchildren. One portion to Archer Robertson, one other portion to William Robertson, one other portion to James D. Robertson, one other portion to Henry I. Robertson, one other portion to the children to Jennings Robertson, one other portion to the children of John Robertson, one other portion to Nancy Jennings, and one other portion in the hands of Archer Robertson, as trustee for the benefit of Edward Robertson’s wife and children.ed to Henry I. Robertson to be included within the estimate of the estate, or said Henry I. Robertson to account for his full value. to be taken into estimate of estate and to be accounted for in like manner.r heirs forever. She is therefore, intentionally omitted from this will.g Oct. 1826 and they proved his will 2 Nov. 1826.a $10,000 bond. The inventory of his estate listed 11 slaves, extensive land holdings, and personal property of $4,053.nier.” Genealogies of Virginia Families from the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1981(4):160-182. • Poet Sidney Lanier was the son of Mary Jane Anderson. This article covers Lanier’s ancestors including Hezekiah R. Anderson, Archer Robertson, John Knight, and Knight’s wife, Elizabeth Woodson.New Light on the Ancestry of Sidney Lanier.” Genealogies of Virginia Families from the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1981(4):151-159. • Emphasis on the Lanier ancestry of Sidney Lanier, son of Mary Jane Anderson, and grandson of Sampson Lanier.

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