Andrew ROBESON

                   George Caldwell, after marrying Margaret Robeson, moved to Birmingham, PA. and
thence to Montgomery County, Ohio (near Dayton), where they lived until 1832,
when they went to Butler Township, Darke County, Ohio. He was a shoemaker by
trade and followed his profession until his death.
I had a death date of 1874, but used the IGI date. I also had a death place of Greenville, OH, but again used the IGI file info. (This info - not used was from the Kings Meadow).
                  

                   Eleanor Robeson Galbraith, lived to be very old. She died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Guyer, at Tyrone, PA, in the 95th year of her life. Her husband Wm. Galbraith had a grist mill, and they lived in what is now called New Schellsburg, PA. (I also have the spelling Elinor). IGI has her as Ellen with her work done in 2005 at CRIVER.

1880 - she lived with her sister Jane Vantries and Mary Weston.
                  

                   He and his wife were buried the same day in the same grave.
                  

                   John Robeson was a wealthy manufacturer near Lafayette Indiana. He was a large man of fine physique, and was said to resemble Gen. George Washington.
1880 census has him at Perry, Tippecanoe, IN. A retired Woolen Manufacturer. He was living alone.
                  

                   Died after 29 Jun 1870.\1870 United States Federal Census about Thomas Robeson
Name:	Thomas Robeson
Age in 1870:	69
Birth Year:	abt 1801
Birthplace:	Pennsylvania
Home in 1870:	Jordan, Clearfield, Pennsylvania
Race:	White
Gender:	Male
Post Office:	Ansonville

Household Members:	Name	Age
	Thomas Robeson 	69
	Margaret Robeson 	60
	William Robeson 	33
	Ann Robeson 	26
	Thomas Robeson	8/12
	Myrty Crisswell 	2
                  

                   The only place I had this child was in the Kings Meadow.
                  

                   David was a native of Huntingdon County, below Birmingham. He subsequently removed to Foot of Ten, where he was engaged in tanning. In 1839 he moved to what later became Altoona, purchased 220 acres of land, and occupied it until 1849, when he sold it to a Mr. Wright. (see attached article) He then went to Morrison's Cove, and thence to Hollidaysburg, where he died in 1880.
He married Sarah at the Irwin Home, in Frankstown Township, PA. Earlier he had resided in Bedford township.
He lived in Blair county for many years and was justice of the peace in Allegheny Township.
I also have a death place as Tyrone, PA. At Rosemond's death he was in Pleasant Valley.
Information from Robeson Geneology. John Robeson and Sarah Robeson administrators.
I have seen his headstone. He was buried with both of his wives.

I have a Robert J. Robeson in the IGI file, who was born 4 Mar 1852, of Birmingham, Huntingdon, PA. Who died as a child and was sealed to his parents on 27 Jun 1933 SLAKE.

He was reportedly of Bedford County in 1851 when his daughter Elizabeth got married.
                  

                   Iowa Cemetery Records about Samuel Robeson
Name: Samuel Robeson
Death Date: 17 Jan 1886
Page #: 169
Birth Date: 1806
Cemetery: Evergreen
Town: Lohrville, Union
Level Info: Burial Records Calhoun County Compiled 2-1942

Web: Iowa, Find A Grave Index, 1838-2011 about Samuel Robeson
Name:	Samuel Robeson
Birth Date:	1808
Age at Death:	78
Death Date:	17 Jan 1886
Burial Place:	Lohrville, Calhoun County, Iowa, USA
URL:	http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-...
                  

                   Nothing further has been learned of the children of Sarah J. Robeson and her
husband, except that after her death, the family moved to Franklin County, PA. (Andrew Robeson book).
I had her as being born in Huntingdon, PA. I used IGI.
                  

                   Andrew Robeson was born at Birmingham, Huntingdon County, PA. He married in 1835, and soon afterward started with his wife for Indiana. There were no railroads then, and the journey was made by boat, and stagecoachs, starting in May. They reached Lafayette, Indiana in June, where they resided until 1841, when they settled in Carroll County, Indiana (near Camden). Here he built and carried on a woollen mill which, in his later years, he sold and spent his last years on his farm near Camden, Indiana. He died at the home of his son, Plato, at Camden.

Indiana Deaths, 1882-1920 about Andrew Robison
Name:	Andrew Robison	 
Date:	27 Sep 1900
Location:	Jackson Township
Age:	86 Yr
Gender:	Male
Race:	White
Source Location:	City Health Office, Ddelphi
Source notes:	The source of this record is the book H-13 on page within the series produced by the Indiana Works Progress Administration.