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The Robertson Reunion 1916

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Cher Haile

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02/21/2005

The Robertson Reunion 1916

L-R(Top)James Paul, Louvinnia, Sarah, Estus holding Nell, Lizzie (Reeves), Phillip, and Bennon "Happy" Robertson.
(Middle Row)Davis holding Byron Odell "Bo", Elizabeth Anne, Mary D., Heber Leroy, and Ina Robertson, Walter Breakfield, Ervin Buckley holding Eda Bee, and Lula Robertson Buckley.
(Bottom Row)Eddis Leone and William Scott Robertson, Hillary Buckley, Elmira "Myra" Robertson, Marcelle Buckley, Haughty Lee Buckley.
This photo was taken at The Davis Robertson farm in Goss, Mississippi in August 1916. It was a family reunion celebrating Myra's 52nd Birthday. Her husband, Scott, was born in 1861.

Date & Place: August 2, 1916 at Robertson Family Farm in Goss, Marion Co., Mississippi United States

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Ronald Thompson

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02/22/2005

I know this is a long shot but my Great Grandmother's was Louvinnia.

She was born a Rexroad/Rexrode.

However, she was born in Highland County, Virginia circa 1840.

Would your Mississippi family have any connections with the Louvinnia Rexroad-Robertson/Robinson of my family.

The given name, Louvinnia, is so uncommon that I thought it was worth the chance to ask you.

Ron Thompson
Andalusia, Alabama

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Elmira "Myra" Robertson born 1864

Elmira Robertson was born in 1864. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Elmira "Myra" Robertson.

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Ronald Thompson

I'm 55 years old. Born and raised in Harrison County, West Virginia. How I ended up in L.A. (Lower Alabama), I don't know. I'm researching these surnames Thompson, Martin, Robertson/Robinson, McCartney, Hinkle, Crockett, Rexrode, Nay, Wright, Hardin/Harden and many others. Most of my ancestors hailed from Orange County, Virginia then moving westward across Virginia and finally settling in and around, Pendleton and Pocahontas Counties of West Virginia. Within two to three generations many of the Thompson family spread out throughout the nation, settling in Ohio, Indianna, Illious, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Texas, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and some went into Canada. I have quit a task before me to discover where all these people went to and find my many unknown cousins throughout the country to find out about their history. If anyone would like to contact me, please, feel free to do so. I just might have something you can use. God Bless, Ron Thompson Andalusia, Alabama

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