History of Randolph County Missouri
History of Randolph County Missouri
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About 1850, Samuel W. Robertson came to Missouri, took up land here in this county, and engaged in farming until his death in 1905. Mrs. Robertson was born in Huntsville, in 1830 and died in 1903. The homestead of 277 acres was divided among the children after the death of the parents. The ten children born to them were as follows: Linna C, a teacher in the schools of Arkansas ; Albert Henry, a farmer of Prairie township ; Abraham Lincoln, in business at Clark ; Sallie A. , deceased; Waller W. ..., of this review; Nim D. , an insurance man of Pike County, Mo. ; Jennie, the wife of Andrew Burkey, a retired farmer of Clark ; Bettie, the wife of William P. Burkey, a farmer of Prairie town- ship; John, of Moberly, t and a child that died in infancy.
Waller W. Robertson grew up on the farm and attended the dis- trict school. He had a fine voice and was sent to school in Moberly to cultivate it and in 1897 began his career as a singer. Associated with the Rev. B. G. Reavis, he entered evangelistic work and became well and faborably known throughout Illinois.
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About 1850, Samuel W. Robertson came to Missouri, took up land here in this county, and engaged in farming until his death in 1905. Mrs. Robertson was born in Huntsville, in 1830 and died in 1903. The homestead of 277 acres was divided among the children after the death of the parents. The ten children born to them were as follows: Linna C, a teacher in the schools of Arkansas ; Albert Henry, a farmer of Prairie township ; Abraham Lincoln, in business at Clark ; Sallie A. , deceased; Waller W. ..., of this review; Nim D. , an insurance man of Pike County, Mo. ; Jennie, the wife of Andrew Burkey, a retired farmer of Clark ; Bettie, the wife of William P. Burkey, a farmer of Prairie town- ship; John, of Moberly, t and a child that died in infancy.
Waller W. Robertson grew up on the farm and attended the dis- trict school. He had a fine voice and was sent to school in Moberly to cultivate it and in 1897 began his career as a singer. Associated with the Rev. B. G. Reavis, he entered evangelistic work and became well and faborably known throughout Illinois.
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