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151	Ashley County Ledger Aug. 18, 1977 According to his obituary, he died August 10 in Hammond, Louisiana. He was a retired lumber broker, formerly lived in Camden, and was a resident of Hammond. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Fincher Rice of Hamburg, Arkansas; son, Brooks Terry Rice of Hot Springs, Arkansas; daughters, Elizabeth Steele of Royal, Louisiana, Sue Lawrence of Lookout Mountain, Tennessee; stepdaughters, Cecelia Lea and Lorah Jackson, both of Hammond, Louisiana; sister, Leone Barron of Little Rock, Arkansas; 18 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.	RICE Terry Baker
152	Ashley County Leader Jan. 11, 1968 According to his obituary, he was a retired farmer from the Judson community, and a lifelong resident of Ashley County. He died at a Crossett hospital. He was a member of Judson Baptist Church. He was survived by his wife, Mrs. Carrie Baker Rice; one son, Terry B. Rice of Hammond, Louisiana; one daughter, Mrs. Leone Barron of Little Rock, Arkansas; 6 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren, and 1 great, great grandchild. Pallbearers: Everett Ford, John B. Jones, Thomas Peters, Junior Peters, T. B. Gardner, and Ed Craig.	RICE Thomas E.
153	Will probated Mar 17, 1717/1718	ROACH John
154	died young	ROBINSON Jerry R.
155	(Excerpt from Letter from Russell Fisher to Nellie Hanna Love, dated Feb 14, 1958.) "John Robinson Jr. born in Maryland in 1744, and died in Claiborne County, Territory of Mississippi, Nov. 10, 1808; Married (1st) Mary Raymond, who died in Edgefield County, S.C. in 1799, ... In 1802, John Robinson, widower, with his sons, Raymond, John, Wm. Fell, Benjamin and daughters Lucy and Nancy, removed to Claiborne County, Territory of Mississippi. He married there (2nd) in 1806, Mrs Sarah (Bassett) Edwards, who died Jan. 1,1817, widow of James Edwards."	ROBINSON John, Jr.
156	John Robinson, son of John Robinson Jr, immigrated to Claiborne County, Mississippi with his father in 1802. He lived also in Hinds and Madison Counties, Mississippi.	ROBINSON John
157	Quote from letter written to Nellie Hanna Love Sydnes by her cousin Russell Fisher dated Feb. 14, 1958, Utica, Mississippi (NOTE: Russell Fisher, co-author of "The Fisher Family" history published in 1959, provided most of the details that we currently have on the Robinson family. All the names and dates have been included in this FTW file. The notes from Russell are transcribed here. Actual source documentation is not readily available at this time, but considering the source of this information, the degree of accuracy is probably high.) --Paternal Ancestry of Mary Ann (Robinson) Hanna-- John Robinson Sr. is the first of the name in Maryland, that we have positive identification: Married prior to 1744, in Maryland, Lucy, daughter of William Fells, who was the founder of "Fells Point" later Baltimore. They had an issue of four sons, vizt, John, Jr., William, Jerry and James; it appears that just prior to 1760, that John Robinson Sr. and his wife Lucy were divorced, as vague records indicate that Lucy, with sons, William, Jerry and James immigrated into Pennsylvania, while John Sr. with his son John Jr. immigrated to the Edgefield District of South Carolina where he died in 1760 at the home of Mrs. Rebecca (Becroft) Raymond; she was the daughter of Abram Becroft. (all 11 children born in South Carolina) John Robinson Jr. born in Maryland in 1744, and died in Claiborne County, Territory of Mississippi, Nov. 10, 1808; Married (1st) Mary Raymond, who died in Edgefield County, S.C. in 1799, daughter of Mrs. Rebecca (becroft) Raymond, their issue. (see the family page for John Robinson Sr. and John Robinson Jr. and associated family pages for continued information on this family that was in this letter) "Am sending the Robinson ancestry as I have which carries back to just prior 1700 in Maryland John Robinson Sr. is buried near Hermanville, Miss, Benj. and William F. two of his sons are burried near Rocky Springs, a daughter is burried at Port Gibson, I don't know where James you ancestor is burried however I believe at Port Gibson, tho I've never been able to locate his grave, Nancy who married Elijah Clarke, in Claiborne County, is buried in the Clarke Cemetery near Carlisle, Miss. Uncle George Fisher's first wife was a niece of Elijah Clarke, then Benj. Robinson bro. to your James wed Lavinia Taylor who was a sister to the great grandmother of Lawrence Mallette, she was Sarah Ann Taylor, the first thing you know you will be your own grandmother, ..."	ROBINSON John, Sr.
158	Had issue by first husband, William Knight. Mary Robinson Knight Falls is buried in Wintergreen Cemetery, Port Gibson, Mississippi. (Ref: Letter from R. Fisher to Nellie Hanna Love dated 2/14/1958)	ROBINSON Mary
159	"He named the town of Raymond, Miss. in memory of his mother's family" -- from R. Fisher letter 2/14/1958 to Nellie Hanna Love	ROBINSON Raymond
160	William Robinson, son of John Robinson Sr, emigrated with his mother Lucy Fell Robinson and brothers, Jerry and James Robinson, to Pennsylvania about 1760. John Robinson Sr and his son John Jr immigrated to Edgefield District, South Carolina.	ROBINSON William
161	1694 delegate to Assembly 1696 civil officer 1697 vestryman at Snow Hill Parish	SCARBOROUGH Matthew
162	From Italy to Mexico to workthen McNeil, Texas.	SCONCI Donald
163	Moved to Texas in 1943.	STATON Perry Asa
164	As legends go, the first recorded instance of violence in the feud occurred after an 1878 dispute about the ownership of a hog: Floyd Hatfield had it and Randolph McCoy said it was his. But in truth, the dispute was over land or property lines and the ownership of that land. The pig was only in the fight because one family believed that since the pig was on their land, that meant it was theirs; the other side objected. The matter was taken to the local Justice of the Peace, and the McCoys lost because of the testimony of Bill Staton, a relative of both families. The individual presiding over the case was Anderson "Preacher Anse" Hatfield . In June 1880, Staton was killed by two McCoy brothers, Sam and Paris, who were later acquitted on the grounds of self-defense.	STATON William R.
165	SSN issued in New Jersey	THIBAULT Kenneth Earl
166	According to family, he worked at Burton Auto Supply, Brownsville, Texas	THRESHER Joseph Cullen
167	According to the 1962 Brazosport city directory, he was a welder with Dow Chem, and pipe fitter in 1963. According to SSA, his number was issued in Louisiana.	WARNER Ellis Edward
168	William West moved from Edgecombe, North Carolina to Edgefield, South Carolina. He left a will and was father of 13 children.	WEST William
169		WILLIAMS Boyd Clinton
170		WILLIAMS Henry Erasmus
171	James A. Williams wrote a family record in the spring of 1861 as it was dictated by his mother Lilly Mitchell Wilson Williams in Greensburg, St. Helena Parish, Louisiana. This record became part of the LGS Bible records transcribed on to rootsweb (ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/lghsbible/bible5.txt) from photocopies gathered in the 1960s.	WILLIAMS James Anderson
172	died in infancy	WILLIAMS James Madison
173	"their daughter, born in the Parish of St. Helena, La. about Jan. 1838. Died in infancy."	WILLIAMS Julia Francis
174	Martha and sister Margaret Jane were baptized Oct 21, 1849 by Rev. David Wiggins	WILLIAMS Martha Elvira
175	died in infancy	WILLIAMS Membrance
176	According to the Port Arthur City Directory, he was a emp of Texas Co (-1946), distributor for Port Arthur News (1947-1961), salesman Raiford Motors.	WOOD James Harold
177	"Sarah Josephine Wright Pipkin wife of William Clinton Pipkin, died March 20, 1920, buried in family plot Greensburg, La. cemetery, aged 80 years, 4 days."	WRIGHT Sarah Josephine