Burrell A. Robertson, 1847–1867 (aged 20 years)
- Name
- Burrell A. /Robertson/
- Given names
- Burrell A.
- Surname
- Robertson
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Birth
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Birth of a sister
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State: Tennessee Country: United States of America |
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Birth of a brother
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State: Texas Country: United States of America INDI:EVEN:ADDR:NOTE: @N1985@ |
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Birth of a sister
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State: Texas Country: United States of America INDI:EVEN:ADDR:NOTE: @N1985@ |
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Death of a paternal grandfather
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State: Tennessee Country: United States of America |
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Burial of a paternal grandfather
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State: Tennessee Country: United States of America |
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Birth of a sister
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State: Texas Country: United States of America INDI:EVEN:ADDR:NOTE: @N1985@ |
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Birth of a sister
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State: Texas Country: United States of America |
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Birth of a sister
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State: Texas Country: United States of America |
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Burial of a father
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Address line 2: Fields Store Cemetery (formerly New Hope Cemetery) State: Texas Country: United States of America |
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Burial of a mother
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Address line 2: Fields Store Cemetery (formerly New Hope Cemetery) State: Texas Country: United States of America |
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Death
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Type: Death of Robertson, Burrell A. State: Texas Country: United States of America |
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Burial
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Type: Burial of Robertson, Burrell A. State: Texas Country: United States of America |
| father |
1823–1905
Birth: March 1823
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16
— Robertson, Tennessee, United States of America Death: after 10 May 1905 — Fields Store, Waller, Texas, United States of America |
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| mother |
1826–1903
Birth: December 1826
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38
— Davidson, Tennessee, United States of America Death: after 1903 — Fields Store, Waller, Texas, United States of America |
| MARRIAGE OF ROBERTSON, JESSE WILEY AND DORRIS, MARY ELIZABETH | MARRIAGE OF ROBERTSON, JESSE WILEY AND DORRIS, MARY ELIZABETH — 3 October 1844 — Greenbriar, Robertson, Tennessee, United States of America |
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| elder brother |
1845–1907
Birth: 17 July 1845
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18
— Greenbriar, Robertson, Tennessee, United States of America Death: 14 July 1907 — Houston, Harris, Texas, United States of America |
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2 years
himself |
1847–1867
Birth: 7 July 1847
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20
Death: 27 October 1867 — Osage, Coryell, Texas, United States of America |
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2 years
younger sister |
1849–1935
Birth: 20 August 1849
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22
— Davidson, Tennessee, United States of America Death: 28 March 1935 — Houston, Harris, Texas, United States of America |
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2 years
younger brother |
1851–1922
Birth: November 1851
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24
— Montgomery, Montgomery, Texas, United States of America Death: 21 July 1922 — Houston, Harris, Texas, United States of America |
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5 years
younger sister |
1856–
Birth: about 1856
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29
— Montgomery, Montgomery, Texas, United States of America |
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3 years
younger sister |
1858–1895
Birth: about 1858
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31
— Montgomery, Montgomery, Texas, United States of America Death: about 1895 — Texas, United States of America |
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3 years
younger sister |
1860–1907
Birth: 17 November 1860
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33
— Texas, United States of America Death: 30 November 1907 — Fields Store, Waller, Texas, United States of America |
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3 years
younger sister |
1863–1950
Birth: 24 September 1863
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36
— Navarro, Navarro, Texas, United States of America Death: 16 September 1950 — Houston, Harris, Texas, United States of America |
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Shared note
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From: gankintx@comcast.net Louis Thomas Robertson joined Company B, Wauls Texas Legion as a private in September 1862 after service in the Texas State Militia, CSA. There are also indications he may have been a part of the 26th Texas Infantry, CSA, a three month unit, just prior to his joining Wauls Legion. He served until the end of the war and was present at Vicksburg during the 47 day seige that led to Pemberton's surrender of the Army of Vicksburg to U.S. Grant on July 4th, 1863. He also participated at the Battle of the Railroad Cut at Vicksburg where he and members of Company B re-took the Cut from advancing Union troops of the 88th Illinois Infantry. His father, Jesse Wiley Robertson was also part of the Texas State Militia but records are sketchy on his service in Willis' Cavalry Regiment which was the cavalry arm of Wauls Legion. After Vicksburg, the paroled units returned to Texas and re-formed in Galveston as Company A, Steel's Regiment where they remained for the rest of the war patroling the coast as far south as Corpus Christi. They never again left Texas. Louis' next younger brother, Burrell, also joined Company A late in the war and served about six weeks before the surrender. |
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