John (2) ROBERTS¹³⁷ was born about 1837 in Union County, Georgia.¹³⁷ [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE:Relationship]¹³⁸
Please contact me at arculeer@@sbcglobal.net to let me know how we could be related. You just might have the person or persons I've spent time looking for. Thanks. Parents: Miles M. ROBERTS and Sarah JONES.

John B ROBERTS was born in 1842 in ,Wayne,North Carolina. Parents: Henry ROBERTS and Nancy Penelope BRYAN.

John D ROBERTS was born on 27 March 1824 in ,Marshall,Tennessee. He died on 6 January 1884 in ,Marshall,Tennessee. Parents: Bright ROBERTS and Mary SILER.

Spouse: Susannah Matilda WILSON. Susannah Matilda WILSON and John D ROBERTS were married on 9 August 1842 in ,Marshall,Tennessee. Children were: Mary ROBERTS, Sarah ROBERTS, Nancy Ann ROBERTS, William A ROBERTS, Thomas Bright ROBERTS, Ida Susanah ROBERTS, McGee W ROBERTS, Maggie M ROBERTS, Sidney J ROBERTS, Albert M ROBERTS.

John Davies ROBERTS was born in 1637 in Pencoed,Parish ofLewellyn,Caernarvonshire,Wales. He died on 6 June 1724 in MerionTract,Chester,Pennsylvania. Parents: John Henry ROBERTS and Dorothy DAVIES.

Spouse: Gainar PUGH. Gainar PUGH and John Davies ROBERTS were married in 1655 in Pencoed,Parish ofLewellyn,Caernarvonshire,Wales. Children were: Andrew ROBERTS Sr., John ROBERTS, Henry ROBERTS, Mary ROBERTS, Galen ROBERTS.

John Henry ROBERTS was born in 1589 in ,,, England. Parents: Henry ROBERTS and Elizabeth BAYNHAM.

Spouse: Dorothy DAVIES. Dorothy DAVIES and John Henry ROBERTS were married in 1636 in ,,, England. Children were: John Davies ROBERTS.

John Henry ROBERTS was born on 25 May 1811 in ,Deleware,Ohio. He died on 12 March 1861 in Craig, Switzerland, Indiana.

Marriage license issued January 31, 1834. Married by Elder Beverly Vauter. Parents: William ROBERTS and Martha Patsy SHEPARD (SHEPHERD).

Spouse: Anna BANTA. Anna BANTA and John Henry ROBERTS were married on 31 January 1834 in ,Switzerland,Indiana. Children were: George Washington ROBERTS, Merrit Harrison ROBERTS, Sarah Jane ROBERTS, Warren H ROBERTS, Cerelda ROBERTS, Harrison ROBERTS, Martha Ellen ROBERTS, Nancy Ann ROBERTS, Mary Agnes ROBERTS, Caroline ROBERTS, Henry ROBERTS, Tabitha ROBERTS.

John M ROBERTS was born in 1841 in ,Moore,North Carolina. Parents: Isaac ROBERTS and Mrs. Charity ROBERTS.

John Mrs. ROBERTS²²⁸⁶ was born about 1749 in Meade, Kentucky.²²⁸⁶ She died WFT Est. 1781-1843.²²⁸⁶ [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE:Personality/Intrst]²²⁸⁶ She has reference number 166.

Spouse: John ROBERTS. John Mrs. ROBERTS and John ROBERTS were married about 1776 in Meade, Kentucky.²²⁸⁶ Children were: Thomas Francis ROBERTS.

John R ROBERTS Sr. was born about 1700 in ,Craven, North Carolina. He died in April 1765 in ,Carteret,North Carolina. Parents: Andrew ROBERTS Jr. and Hannah SHACKLEFORD.

Spouse: Hannah WEBSTER. Hannah WEBSTER and John R ROBERTS Sr. were married in 1718 in ,Carteret,North Carolina. Children were: John R ROBERTS Jr., Richard ROBERTS, Rachel ROBERTS, Jacob ROBERTS, Joseph ROBERTS, Isaac ROBERTS, Moses ROBERTS, James ROBERTS.

John R ROBERTS Jr. was born about 1718 in ,Carteret,North Carolina. He died in 1769 in ,Dobbs,North Carolina. Parents: John R ROBERTS Sr. and Hannah WEBSTER.

Spouse: Tabitha HUNTER. Tabitha HUNTER and John R ROBERTS Jr. were married about 1748 in ,Carteret,North Carolina. Children were: John ROBERTS, William ROBERTS.

Reverend John Richard ROBERTS was born on 26 July 1835 in ,Wayne,North Carolina. Parents: Richard ROBERTS and Rebecca HOBSON.

John S ROBERTS was born on 22 July 1796 in ,Roane,Tennesse. He died about 1848 in ,Perry,Tennessee. Parents: Wright Little ROBERTS and Elizabeth HORTON.

Spouse: Elizabeth JOHNSON. Elizabeth JOHNSON and John S ROBERTS were married about 1820 in ,Roane,Tennesse. Children were: Mary J ROBERTS, Wright Littleton ROBERTS, Eliza J ROBERTS, Thomas ROBERTS, Hugh ROBERTS.

Spouse: Charity JOHNSON. Charity JOHNSON and John S ROBERTS were married on 15 December 1823 in ,Roane,Tennesse. Children were: Samuel ROBERTS, Asa ROBERTS, Robert S ROBERTS, Lewis P ROBERTS, Basil ROBERTS, Rebecca ROBERTS, William ROBERTS.

John Vanmeter ROBERTS^347,353 was born on 16 May 1825 in ,Preble,Ohio. He died on 1 March 1900 in South Wayne,Lafayette,Wisconsin. Was alive in the 1880 census taken 4 jun 1880. Parents: Isaac ROBERTS , Jr and Christiana BANTA. Parents: Isaac ROBERTS , Jr and Christiana BANTA.

Spouse: Sarah Ann BROOKE. Sarah Ann BROOKE and John Vanmeter ROBERTS were married on 10 March 1850 in Eaton,Preble,Ohio. Children were: Clifford Christina ROBERTS, John William ROBERTS, Ella Eliza ROBERTS, Harriet Beecher ROBERTS, Sarah Catherine ROBERTS, Naomi Ozrine ROBERTS, Albert James ROBERTS.

John William ROBERTS³⁴⁷ was born on 9 September 1856 in ,Green,Wisconsin. He died on 16 April 1910 in Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa. Parents: John Vanmeter ROBERTS and Sarah Ann BROOKE.

Spouse: Mary Ann BEACH. Mary Ann BEACH and John William ROBERTS were married on 19 March 1876 in ,Green,Wisconsin.

Jonathan ROBERTS⁵⁷⁹ was buried in September 1696 in Haverhill, Essex Co, Ma. He was born on 23 September 1696 in Haverhill, Essex, Ma. He died on 23 September 1696 in Haverhill, Essex, Ma. Jonathan has Ancestral File Number 7TT1-LR. Parents: Ephraim ROBERTS and Dorothy HENDRICK.

Jonathan ROBERTS^13,269,579 was born on 31 January 1698 in Haverhill, Essex, Ma. He died on 15 January 1745 in Cape Breton Isl., Nova Scotia. He was buried in January 1745. Jonathan has Ancestral File Number 7TT1-N4. Parents: Ephraim ROBERTS and Dorothy HENDRICK.

Spouse: Abiah BELKNAP. Abiah BELKNAP and Jonathan ROBERTS were married on 6 April 1731 in Haverhill, Essex, Ma. Children were: Meribah ROBERTS, Meeribah ROBERTS, Meribah ROBERTS, Meeribah ROBERTS, Meribah ROBERTS.

Joseph ROBERTS was born in 1726 in ,Carteret,North Carolina. He died in 1774 in ,Craven, North Carolina. Parents: John R ROBERTS Sr. and Hannah WEBSTER.

Spouse: Elizabeth FRAZAR.

Joseph Allen ROBERTS (private). Parents: Louis Dee ROBERTS and Nettie (nmn) JOHNSTON.

Spouse: Agnes Ellen COYLE.

Josephine M. ROBERTS³⁴⁷ was born on 24 May 1852 in Wisconsin.⁴⁹⁷ She died on 21 May 1893.⁴⁹⁷ Parents: Daniel ROBERTS and Catharine MINERT.

Spouse: James W KIRK. Josephine M. ROBERTS and James W KIRK were married on 12 October 1876.⁴⁹⁷ Children were: Lulu Myrtle KIRK, Nellie Grace KIRK, Bessie Catharine KIRK, Hazel May KIRK.

Joshua ROBERTS was born about 1755 in ,,,Scotland. He died in 1815.

Children were: John ROBERTS.

Lavinia ROBERTS was born about 1840 in ,Roane,Tennesse. Parents: William S ROBERTS and Letitia MILLER.

LeRoy ROBERTS was born in 1806 in ,,South Carolina. Parents: Little Berry ROBERTS Sr. and Susan Terry DAVIS.

Leta Wanda "Babe" ROBERTS⁸¹⁰ was born on 23 June 1894 in Oregon. She died on 13 April 1968 in Prosser, Washington. She was buried in Prosser, Washington. Per Dan Roberts: Leta and Benjamin divorced and in the divorce agreement,he was to keep Harold and Leta kept Donald. However, he did nothing tohelp raise either of the kids and Harold was mostly raised by Bert &Lulu. Leta later married Archie Ivan Dallas. When Arch and Leta gotmarried, Bert helped them get set up in a tire vulcanizing shop inProsser, which they ran for a while then they moved and set up a servicestation with a convenience store added later about a mile north ofProsser at an intersection which became known as Dal's Corner. Theyretired from that in about 1958. Parents: Herbert Lee "Bert" ROBERTS and Lulu Ellen MCBEE.

Spouse: Lloyd BENJAMIN. Children were: Harold Kenneth BENJAMIN, Donald Edward BENJAMIN.

Spouse: Archie Ivan DALLAS. Children were: Bernard Eugene DALLAS.

Letty Caroline ROBERTS¹³⁷ was born about 1844 in Union County, Georgia.¹³⁷ She died in 1926 in Georgia.¹³⁷ [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE:Relationship]¹³⁸
Please contact me at arculeer@@sbcglobal.net to let me know how we could be related. You just might have the person or persons I've spent time looking for. Thanks. Parents: Miles M. ROBERTS and Sarah JONES.

Lewis P ROBERTS was born in 1837 in ,Roane,Tennesse. Parents: John S ROBERTS and Charity JOHNSON.

Lillie "Blanche" ROBERTS⁴⁹⁷ was born on 19 May 1893. Parents: Albert Thomas ROBERTS and Rosa SANBURN.

Little Berry ROBERTS Sr. was born on 3 February 1781. He died on 27 January 1842 in ,Roane,Tennesse.

Spouse: Susan Terry DAVIS. Susan Terry DAVIS and Little Berry ROBERTS Sr. were married on 19 September 1802. Children were: LeRoy ROBERTS, Zearziah Mino ROBERTS, Elizabeth Ann ROBERTS, Sidney Reice ROBERTS, William Thomas ROBERTS, Little berry ROBERTS Jr., Susan Stegall ROBERTS, James Green ROBERTS, Margaret Jane Mauldin ROBERTS.

Little berry ROBERTS Jr. was born on 4 March 1822 in ,Roane,Tennesse. He died on 24 January 1889 in ,Camden, Missouri. Parents: Little Berry ROBERTS Sr. and Susan Terry DAVIS.

Spouse: Elizabeth Jane WILLIAMS. Elizabeth Jane WILLIAMS and Little berry ROBERTS Jr. were married on 26 February 1868 in Linn Creek,Camden, Missouri.

Spouse: Anna Isabel WILLIAMS. Anna Isabel WILLIAMS and Little berry ROBERTS Jr. were married on 26 December 1858 in Linn Creek,Camden, Missouri.

Louis Dee ROBERTS⁸¹⁰ was born on 12 June 1892 in Ilwaco, Pacific County, Washington. He died on 30 March 1982 in Sunnyside, Washington. He was buried in May 1982 in Bickleton, Washington. Louis was cremated in later buried in Bickleton. Per Dan Roberts: NEWS ARTICLE FROM PAPER: date and name of paper notknown. "The people living in Wheatland section are pretty scattered andthe opportunity for celebrating over the matrimonial blyss of some newlymarried couple does not come to them very often, so when Dee Roberts andhis bride returned from Mabton they decided to avail themselves of thisopportunity and enjoy the night to their hearts content. Accordingly, thepeople from miles around gathered in to make up a grand Charivari party.They came prepared for a night of rejoicing bringing their lunch withthem. Arriving at their destination at a late hour, the young couplehaving already retired, they began their harmonious music with tin cansand guns and soon had the doors of hospitality thrown open, the partytook complete possession after the Charivari and after eating a heartylunch danced till nearly time for the morning sun to rise. All had asplendid time, and only wished that similar occasions might come morefrequently."
Dee Roberts and Nettie Johnston's parents were neighbors in the areawhere they both had taken homesteads in eastern Klickitat County, WA. Deeand Nettie went to grade school together at the Lone Pine School, a oneroom schoolhouse, District #75, about 14 miles South of Mabton. Dee quitschool after the sixth grade, and Nettie went on through the eighthgrade. They had planned to get married for a time when they were bothquite young, and in 1911, when Nettie's parents were going to move toMabton, they decided that it was time to start their lives together. Theywere married at Mabton, WA. in the upstairs of a brick building whichhoused the bank on the lower floor and that still stands as of 1994 onthe main street of Mabton, they drove back up to the homestead area in abuggy, in very cold weather. They had rented a homestead known as theSmoker place, a few miles from Dee's parents, and they lived there fortwo years. At that time, they rented the Ryan place, southeast of Lou andCora's homestead, and filed on a 320 acre homestead in Dead Canyon, whichwas to be used for pasture. They built a small house there, and livedthere for two years. Their first child, Nellie, was born at Mabton, atNettie's mother's home while they lived on the homestead.
They bought the homestead, rather than "proving up" on it by livingthere, and also bought the Ryan place, and moved back to it. Ethel, Joe,Dick and Mary were all born in Grandma Emidy's home in Mabton while theylived on the Ryan place. Also, while living there, they bought theirfirst car, a Model T Ford. Dee worked off the farm at various jobs afterthe farm work was done. He worked on threshing crews during the summer,drove many miles to play fiddle for dances, earning about $5.00 pernight, and would then return home for another day of work. He worked inthe potato fields in the Yakima Valley, dug wells by hand, worked as a"powder monkey" when the irrigation ditches in the Mabton area were beingbuilt, helped move a grave yard to make a right of way for the railroad,anything to earn some money to feed the family. They had hired a welldrilled on the Ryan place, and due to poor crops and low prices, theyfinally lost the place. Dee finished paying for the well after he movedaway.
In the fall of 1925, they rented the George Ormiston place. The childrenhad already started school at the Lone Star School and the family stayedat the Ryan place until school was out the next spring. During that falland winter, Dee went to the Ormiston place alone to work. The familymoved there in the spring of 192. The children went to the PlainviewSchool near there, and Dee served as a school director for several years.Dan was born at Aunt May's house in Mabton while the family lived at theOrmiston place.
In the fall of 1933, Dee bought the Frank Bromley place on Sandridge, andagain went there alone to "batch" and work until the family could bemoved, farming both the Ormiston place and the Bromley place. The familymoved to Sandridge in the fall of 1935.
Dee had bought the 400 acre Bromley place for $2,600.00. He later boughtthe Byze place: 320 acres for $3,200.00 : the Rossier land: 320 acres for$3,000.00: the Gunning 160 acres for $900.00: the Covalt place from theBickleton bank , 160 acres for $1,500.00. In view of the times, it wasquestionable whether he could pay for them, but the economy and theweather improved and the land was paid for easily.
As time had gone by, the oldest son, Joe, was working off the farm forneighbors. When World War II started, Dick enlisted in the Air Corp andbecame a mechanic, and did not get back home, even for a visit, until thewar was over. Dan planned to join the Navy as soon as he was 17. Thattime would come in June 1944, and Dee didn't want to run the ranch and doall the tractor work by himself, so he rented the ranch to Joe in Januaryof 1944 and moved to Arlington, Oregon, where he went to work for BradenTractor Company. He worked for that company as a mechanic until 1960, dosometimes very heavy work on Caterpillar tractors and other farmmachinery in the field, and in later years mostly in the shop. He was theShop Foreman for the last few years that he worked there. In 1960, theJohn Day Dam was being built on the Columbia River, and the backwater wasgoing to flood out the town of Arlington. Dee sold his house to thegovernment, to be moved or destroyed, and moved to Grandview, WA. toretire at the age of 68.
He and Nettie lived in that house in Grandview for about 19 years. Duringthat time, Dee took up a long tine interest in rock work, and made agreat number of polished rock tables, belt buckles, brooches,andwhatever. He also worked at rebuilding the wooden horses from themerry-go-round at Cleveland, whittling out new legs and so on. Nettiekept occupied making patchwork quilts, crocheted tablecloths and allkinds of needlework.
In early 1979, Nettie suffered a stroke, which left her paralyzed on theright side, and took her speech. The family had to put her in a nursinghome in Sunnyside, WA. About a year later, she had another stroke, whichparalyzed her left side. From that time on, it is unlikely that sherecognized anyone. She lived in that condition for another year, thenhad a third stroke that left her in a coma until she died about 10 dayslater, on April 17, 1981 at the age of 87. Dee and Nettie celebratedtheir 70 wedding anniversaries, the last two in the nursing home. Duringthe first year of her sickness, Dee lived alone in the house inGrandivew, but not eating right, and eventually moved to the nursing homealso. He had a room across the hall from Nettie and helped to take careof her. Nettie's oldest brother, Joe Johnston, was in the same room withDee. After Nettie's death in 1981, Dee continued to live in the nursinghome and died there March 30, 1982 at age 89. Dee and Nettie hadcelebrated 70 wedding anniversaries together, of which the last two werein the nursing home.
While living in Arlington, Dee served on the fire department and thecity council.

Notes of L. Dee Roberts (extracted from a special article in GrandviewHerald dated January 18, 1979):
...married January 18, 1911...They were married in the upstairs chambersof Mabton's Justice of the Peace, the lower floor occupied by Mabton'sbank, a brick building that is still standing...
...it was a very cold day and a sheet of ice covered the roads. Dee hadto have his team of mules "sharp shod" before the couple could make theclimb up the hill from Mabton to their home in the Bluelight area ofBickleton...68 years later they recall that it was a four hour drive, theteam of mules traveled at nor more that four miles an hour over thetreacherous and bumpy wagon roads...their "hack" had no covering over thetop! In early 1900s, Bluelight was a small community service centercontaining a store, a dance hall, a school and a post office. (Propertynow owned by the McBride family.)
Wheat was hauled to Alderdale (22 miles) by eight mule teams, requiring2 days, with the men cooking their meals and sleeping in their wagonboxes. Wheat was sacked in 135 to 140 pound bags. Dee preferred mules tohorses, because "a mule is smarter than a horse; a horse will eat toomuch and founder, he will also drink too much water and get colic when heis too warm. A mule is smart; he takes care of himself. Mules aremischievous; they are always looking for something to do...would chasesheep until the sheepdog would intervene and chased them back to thebarns.
Firewood for the cook stoves was sagebrush that had been cleared fromnew land; when sagebrush ran out, firewood was hauled from the Bickletonhills.
After harvest in the fall of 1936, Dee went to Soap Lake for therapytreatments for his rheumatism and thereafter both Dee and Nettie madeannual trips to Soap Lake for twenty years. During these twenty years,they stayed at the same motel. Dee became an avid fisherman and enjoyedthe nearby Park Lakes. Nettie utilized these trips by taking the mineraltreatments and visiting with friends.
After retirement, Dee began hunting for petrified wood and agates in theBickleton area. He cut, polished and inlaid the stones into rock tables(which require more than two weeks each) using crushed colored glass asfiller, and miscellaneous jewelry. He entered his work in the YakimaValley fairs for several years, often winning blue ribbons for his effort. Parents: Louis Elwood ROBERTS and Cora Edna MILLER.

Spouse: Nettie (nmn) JOHNSTON. Nettie (nmn) JOHNSTON and Louis Dee ROBERTS were married on 18 January 1911 in Mabton, Washington. Children were: Nellie Alice ROBERTS, Ethel Marie ROBERTS, Joseph Allen ROBERTS, Richard Roy ROBERTS, Mary Ellen ROBERTS, Dan Edward ROBERTS.

Louis Elwood ROBERTS⁸¹⁰ was born on 17 November 1864 in Monroe, Green County, Wisconsin. He died Tuberculosis on 14 July 1932 in at home near Mabton, Washington. He was buried in Mabton, Washington. Per Dan Roberts: Lou and Cora lived for a while after they were marriedat Valley, Kansas, then moved to Kirwin, Kansas, where May and Edna wereborn. In 1891, they went by train to Eugene, Oregon. Louis was working asa commercial fisherman in Ilwaco, Wash. in 1892, and Dee was born there.Louis bought land in Eugene in 1893. He sold logs to the Boothe KellyLumber Company and sold and traded horses along with running some horsesin races. Cora bought land in the area also. Lou worked on the salmonfishing industry pulling nets out of the water with horses. A daughter,Bessie, was born while they lived in Eugene and daughter Edna died ofdiphtheria there. Bessie had the disease also, but survived it.

Harvey was born in June 1902, and one month later on July 4, 1902, Louand Cora and the other Roberts families in the area started out with fourcovered wagons, all of their belongings and probably some loose stock,through timber country, and eventually arrived in Prineville, Oregon. Theentire party consisted of; Lou and Cora with May, Dee, Bessie and thebaby, Harvey; Martha Chapman Roberts, Lou's mother (Albert had diedearlier); Lou's sister, Blanch Cowgill and her son Claire, (it is notknown where Mr. Cowgill was, whether dead or divorced); Bert and LuluRoberts, with their daughter, Leta; Charley and Laura (Dolly) Roberts,with their children, Jay, Guy, Jessie & Carl. At one town a little boyran after the wagons yelling "look at the gypsies". Somewhere along theline some of the kids came down with the measles, and all the childrenwere cautioned to keep apart so they wouldn't catch them. They minded sowell that some of the men made a swing for them to play on as a reward,then found that all the kids wanted to swing so they had to set up another one for the contagious families.

From Prineville, Oregon, they went on to Cleveland, Wash. crossing theColumbia River at The Dalles on a ferry. One account indicates that theycamped five miles West of Cleveland and another account places the camp1/2 miles South of Cleveland, but in any case they stayed there for atime while the men looked for a homestead location. On August 10, 1902,Louis & Charley filed on homesteads of 160 acres each in EasternKlickitat Co., fourteen miles south of Mabton, Wash. At first, Louthought he would have a horse ranch, but he found the country settling upso fast that he farmed the 160 acres and helped other settlers to locatehomesteads for $25.00 each until the surrounding area was settled.

Where Lou & Cora had their homestead home, there was no water. They hadto go into the canyon West of the house and haul water up the hill forhouse use. They took the livestock into the canyon to water. They laterput a gasoline engine in the canyon and pumped water up to the house: andin 1922 or 1923 they drilled a well near the house. They lived on thishomestead for 30 years, and Barney, Elsie and Ned were born while theylived there. Cora's mother, Mary Lucy Ricketts, came to live with themfor a while before she died. She had a pension from the government, andBessie remembers that she got $9.00 every three months; that stuck inBessie's mind because when the check came the kids got a sack of candy.Lou later acquired 1000 acres more land, and raised horses and mules aswell as wheat. He had to hire help in harvest, and the men that workedfor him would tell prospective workers that they would not need to bringa bed roll, but be sure to bring a lantern! Some of the family loreindicates that Lou was a heavy drinker at times and had trouble gettingalong with some of the children. He died of tuberculosis in July 1932.

Cora stayed on the ranch for many years, with the youngest son, Ned. Whenthey sold the farm in 1946, she moved to a house in Mabton, and livedthere for a few years. Later Ned and Elsie and Dee built a duplex inPatterson, near Ned and Doris, where Cora and Mrs. Powell, Doris'smother, lived for awhile. She stayed with Dee and Nettie in Arlington,Oregon for some time and died in a nursing home North of Mabton in 1954at the age of 82.

Other notes per Dan Roberts: Other information indicates that Lou & Corawere married in Valley, Smith Co., Kansas. Could be that he lived inHardiler, but was married in Valley or, as indicated above, they lived inValley and were married there. Note also that the marriage license forCora and Louis gives her age as 18, but from the dates, she would havebeen 15.

The following information is extracted from the Bessie Crawford Familynotes compiled by Mona Thomason in 1992: Grandpa Roberts was the landagent and the surveyor, so that people wanting to homestead would come tohim to have their property staked out. They apparently had strangersstaying with them quite often.
Their first house was "small" with a lean -to on two sides...a time camewhen Grandpa began hauling lumber out from town. When Grandma questionedhim, he said one of the neighboring relatives was going to build, and heunloaded the lumber at his place. He sent Grandma to town to visit andand left her there for ten days or two weeks. While she was gone he builtonto their house, an addition that was over twice the size of theoriginal house.
...Grandpa Roberts did not get along with his family. He and May used toargue and fight quite a bit, but would patch it up again. He and my Momdid not get along; in fact she finally left home (I think it was that hedidn't approve of my Dad). In his later years he drank heavily. He wouldstay up and read until three or four in the morning, then wake up thekids to get up and do chores and to start to work. Then he would go tobed and sleep until noon (or at least that is the way Mom remembered it). Parents: Albert ROBERTS and Martha CHAPMAN.

Spouse: Cora Edna MILLER. Cora Edna MILLER and Louis Elwood ROBERTS were married on 27 November 1887 in Hardiler or Valley, Smith County, Kansas. Children were: Alberta May ROBERTS, Edna Alice ROBERTS, Louis Dee ROBERTS, Bessie Nina ROBERTS, Harvey Ira "Bud" ROBERTS, Barney LeRoy ROBERTS, Elsie Iris ROBERTS, Ned E ROBERTS.

Lovina (Lavinnia) ROBERTS (private).

Spouse: David COON.

Lucina ROBERTS⁵⁶⁸ was born on 5 March 1806 in Lincoln, Addison, Vt. She died between 1861 and 1863 in Brigham City, Box Elder, Ut. She was buried about 1861 in Brigham City, Box Elder, Utah. Lucina has Ancestral File Number 22GX-LL.

Spouse: Peter Henry JOHNSON OR JOHNSTON. Lucina ROBERTS and Peter Henry JOHNSON OR JOHNSTON were married on 24 November 1824 in Lincoln, Addison, Vermont. Children were: Leman Or Leahman Philomen JOHNSON OR JOHNSTON, Jarvis JOHNSON, Sophia JOHNSTON, John JOHNSON, Hyrum JOHNSON, Mary JOHNSON.

Lucy ROBERTS¹ was born on 13 February 1764 in Middletown, Mddlsx, Ct. She has Ancestral File Number WR6G-L5. Parents: Noah ROBERTS and Elizabeth PARSONS.

Lucy Lonsbury ROBERTS^1,1758 was born on 25 October 1797 in Litchfield, Litchfield, Ct. She died in August 1873. She has Ancestral File Number BQ9N-ZJ. Parents: Moses ROBERTS and Philena Irena TOLLES.

Spouse: John DEPUY. Children were: Elizabeth Story "Depew" DEPUY.

Spouse: John DEPUY. Children were: Elizabeth Storey DEPUY OR (DEPEW).

Magdalene ROBERTS³⁴⁷ was born on 31 January 1824 in Preble Co., Ohio. She died in 1871 in Clarno, Green Co., WI. Parents: Isaac ROBERTS , Jr and Christiana BANTA.

Spouse: John H. P. WILSON.

Magdalene ROBERTS³⁵³ was born on 31 January 1824 in Preble Co., Ohio. She died in 1871 in Clarno, Green Co., WI. Parents: Isaac ROBERTS , Jr and Christiana BANTA.

Maggie M ROBERTS was born on 20 February 1863 in ,Yell,Arkansas. She died on 19 August 1895. Parents: John D ROBERTS and Susannah Matilda WILSON.

Spouse: Harris S ALLISON.

Mahala ROBERTS was born on 26 June 1816 in ,Roane,Tennesse. Parents: Wright Little ROBERTS and Elizabeth HORTON.

Spouse: John B DUGGER.

Mahala ROBERTS was born in 1818 in ,Switzerland,Indiana. She died in 1861 in ,Switzerland,Indiana. Parents: William ROBERTS and Martha Patsy SHEPARD (SHEPHERD).

Spouse: John H COTTON.

Mahala ROBERTS²⁰⁶ was born about 1818 in Switz. Cty., IN.²⁰⁶ She died before 1870 in Switz. Cty., IN.²⁰⁶ Parents: .

Spouse: John H. COTTON. Mahala ROBERTS and John H. COTTON were married on 10 September 1842 in Switz. Cty., IN.²⁰⁶

Margaret ROBERTS (private).

Spouse: Walter ROBERTS.

Margaret ROBERTS was born about 1562 in St Albans Hertfordshire England.

Spouse: John LAWRENCE. Margaret ROBERTS and John LAWRENCE were married on 25 January 1586/7. Children were: Richard LAWRENCE, Thomas LAWRENCE, Marie LAWRENCE.

Margaret ROBERTS was born about 1770 in , Hardin, Kentucky. !She settled estate of her first husband as Margaret Shannon wife of William
Shannon. Parents: John ROBERTS and Mrs. Mary ROBERTS.

Spouse: William MCKIM. Margaret ROBERTS and William MCKIM were married on 14 September 1796 in , Jefferson, Kentucky. Children were: John T. MCKIM, Thomas Ross MCKIM I, William MCKIM, Patrick MCKIM.

Spouse: Robert SHANNON.

Margaret ROBERTS was born in 1811 in ,Wilkes,North Carolina. Parents: John ROBERTS and Mary "Polly" LAWHORN.

Spouse: Joseph KORNEGAY.

Margaret Jane ROBERTS was born on 24 July 1848 in Marshall, Tennessee. She died on 20 October 1878 in California, Moniteau, Missouri. Parents: William S ROBERTS and Letitia MILLER.

Spouse: Thomas Jefferson EDWARDS. Margaret Jane ROBERTS and Thomas Jefferson EDWARDS were married in January 1870 in Osage, Camdon, Missouri. Children were: Martha Ellen EDWARDS, Margaret Mae "Maggie" EDWARDS.

Margaret Jane Mauldin ROBERTS was born on 7 March 1832 in ,Roane,Tennessee. She died on 14 October 1911 in ,Camden, Missouri. Parents: Little Berry ROBERTS Sr. and Susan Terry DAVIS.

Spouse: Andrew T BAYLY. Margaret Jane Mauldin ROBERTS and Andrew T BAYLY were married.

Margaret M. ROBERTS^328,329 was born on 25 July 1698 in St George, Spots, VA. She died on 20 March 1781 in , Culpepper County, Virginia. She was buried in , Culpeper, Virginia. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> W6MG-SC Parents: John ROBERTS and Elizabeth TRAMMEL.

Spouse: Francis P. KIRTLEY. Margaret M. ROBERTS and Francis P. KIRTLEY were married on 14 May 1722 in Falmouth, Culpepper Co, VA. _UID136E0CBF3FF2D4118B83D7A3095D336FF26E Children were: William KIRTLEY, Thomas KIRTLEY, Francis KIRTLEY, James Travis KIRTLEY, Sarah Francis KIRTLEY, Mary James KIRTLEY, John KIRTLEY.

Margery ROBERTS , was born in 1564 in St. Dunston's, Cranbrook, Kent, England. She died on 8 February 1621/2 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. She was buried on 8 February 1621/2 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. Ref; AFN: 9B0B-J4
Ref; 9th Great Grandmother

Spouse: Richard SHEAFE. Margery ROBERTS , and Richard SHEAFE were married on 8 January 1580/1 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. Children were: Catherine SHEAFE, Joan SHEAFE, Thomas SHEAFE, Elizabeth SHEAFE , *, Anna SHEAFE, Mary SHEAFE, Richard SHEAFE, Helen Ellen SHEAFE, Ellen SHEAFE, Harman SHEAFE, Margaret SHEAFE, Katherine SHEAFE.

Margery ROBERTS was born in 1564 in St Dunstons, Cranbrook, Kent, England. She died on 8 February 1622 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. She has reference number 23624. Parents: Walter ROBERTS and Frances MAYNARD.

Maria ROBERTS was born in 1591 in ,Devonshire,England. She died in New Amsterdam, , New York.

Spouse: John SEALS. Maria ROBERTS and John SEALS were married about 1618 in Flatlands (Brooklyn), Kings, New York. Children were: Founetje Jans or Phoebe FALLIX SEALS, Phabea SEALS, Femmetie Jans Fallix SEALS.