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Sarah (Sallie) Wyrick Rogers Links

1. Father: Jesse Rogers
2. Siblings: William McKendree Rogers
3. Reuben Brawley Rogers
4. Robert Doak Rogers
5. Jesse William Rogers
6. Minerva Jane Rogers
7. Susannah Rogers
8. Hester Ann Rogers

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Sarah (Sallie) Wyrick Rogers

Born: Abt. 1830 in Marion County, Tennessee
Died: June 30, 1911

Mother: Elizabeth Evans
Father: Jesse Rogers

Married: (1) John Wesley Robberson July 24, 1849 in Greene County, Missouri

b. 18 Feb 1828
d. 17 Jun 1897
bur. Van Slyke Cemetery, Cooke County, Texas

Listed in 1860 and 1870 Greene Co, MO census in Campbell Twsp with his name spelled "Robertson"

Children:

1. Early Wright (Dr)
   b. ca 1851
   d. Cooke County, Texas
2. Margaret
   b. ca 1852
3. Sarah Sarena
   b. ca 1853
4. Mary Elizabeth
   b. ca 1854
5. Melvina
   b. 1856

Sources and Additional Information:

Sarah Wyrick (Sallie) Rogers was born ca 1830 in Marion County, Tennessee. She died 30 Jun 1911 in SW MO. She married John Wesley Robberson 24 July 1849 in Greene Co, MO. They had three daughters.

Notes for JOHN WESLEY ROBBERSON:

Subject: [MOGreene] William S. Robberson
Date: 02/12/2000 6:40:07 PM GMT Standard Time
From: tlharman@nwol.net (Thomas L. Harman)
Reply-to: MOGREENE-L@rootsweb.com
To: MOGREENE-L@rootsweb.com

William S. Robberson b. Nov. 1830 Bedford Co., TN, son of William C. and Annie Saye Robberson, grandson of Elizabeth Pettigrew Robberson. Married Mary Susan Griffin, Feb. 6,1862 in Greene Co., MO. Susan b. April 1834 in Virginia.

William and Susan had 3 daughters:

Nettie J. b. 2/1870
Ella B. b. 9/13/1872
Lillie Mae b. 4/1874

Until I looked at the 1860 Greene Co., MO census, I had not known that William S. had been previously married. The census listing reads as follows:

1860 Greene Co., MO Census Campbell Twp. 7 Aug. 1860
P.O. Springfield
p155 Family # 1096

W. S. Robertson 29 M Saddler 500 Tenn
Cinthia 27 F "
J. L. 8 M Mo
F. A. 6 M "
Mary 3 F "
Sallie 1 F "

In the 1870 Greene Co. Census, William is listed as follows:

1870 Greene Co., MO Census Campbell Twp. 21 June 1870
P.O. Springfield
p101 Family # 540
Robertson, William 39 M Harness Maker 200 Tenn
Mary 37 F keeping house VA
Nettie 4/12 F MO
Griffin, John 19 M Harness Maker MO
" Mary 17 F MO

The questions I have are:

How early are the marriages of Greene co. documented? Is the marriage of William S. Robberson and Cynthia ? listed?

What happened between 1860 and 1862, that Cynthia and the children disappeared? (Epidemic, divorce?) John and Mary Griffin listed in the 1870 census are probably Mary's children from her previous marriage.

Tom

This page was last updated on: May 18 2008