From the book: Kinfolks, A Genealogical and Biographical Record, prepared and published by William Curry Harllee; Searcy & Pfaff, Ltd, 931 Lafayette St., New Orleans, La., 1934 (Note: this book contains 3 volumes), Volume 2, page 1491: (Note: in the bio for John Fulmore McTyer)...His first wife, Eva Fields was daughter of Judge B. B Fields b S C m Ga. Washington, Amanda Blount Robinson b Ga. Columbus and was educated at Johnson's College, Clayton Ala.
Note: the dates above come from a personal tree on Ancestry.com but the tree is unsourced. If you can provide me a source, please email me.
Note: the book mentioned above has her mother's last name as Robinson. I have seen it spelled Robeson on family trees posted various places on the internet. Thanks to Roger Robison for the following information sent to me in an email: Her mother was Amanda Blount Robison Fields,
daughter of Samuel Robison of Washington County, Ga, and his second
wife, whose name was Nancy, but her maiden name is unknown. When
Samuel died, Nancy married George Turner, and they are enumerated in
Barbour County, AL, on the 1850 Census
.
http://lonestar.texas.net/~robison/Robison.html
Note: the dates above come from a personal tree on Ancestry.com but the tree is unsourced. If you can provide me a source, please email me.
Note: the book mentioned above has her mother's last name as Robinson. I have seen it spelled Robeson on family trees posted various places on the internet. Thanks to Roger Robison for the following information sent to me in an email: Her mother was Amanda Blount Robison Fields,
daughter of Samuel Robison of Washington County, Ga, and his second
wife, whose name was Nancy, but her maiden name is unknown. When
Samuel died, Nancy married George Turner, and they are enumerated in
Barbour County, AL, on the 1850 Census
.
http://lonestar.texas.net/~robison/Robison.html
From the book: Kinfolks, A Genealogical and Biographical Record, prepared and published by William Curry Harllee; Searcy & Pfaff, Ltd, 931 Lafayette St., New Orleans, La., 1934 (Note: this book contains 3 volumes), Volume 2, page 1491: (Note: in the bio for John Fulmore McTyer)...His first wife, Eva Fields was daughter of Judge B. B Fields b S C m Ga. Washington, Amanda Blount Robinson b Ga. Columbus and was educated at Johnson's College, Clayton Ala.
Note: the dates above come from a personal tree on Ancestry.com but the tree is unsourced. If you can provide me a source, please email me.
Note: the book mentioned above has her mother's last name as Robinson. I have seen it spelled Robeson on family trees posted various places on the internet. Thanks to Roger Robison for the following information sent to me in an email: Her mother was Amanda Blount Robison Fields,
daughter of Samuel Robison of Washington County, Ga, and his second
wife, whose name was Nancy, but her maiden name is unknown. When
Samuel died, Nancy married George Turner, and they are enumerated in
Barbour County, AL, on the 1850 Census
.
http://lonestar.texas.net/~robison/Robison.html
Note: the dates above come from a personal tree on Ancestry.com but the tree is unsourced. If you can provide me a source, please email me.
Note: the book mentioned above has her mother's last name as Robinson. I have seen it spelled Robeson on family trees posted various places on the internet. Thanks to Roger Robison for the following information sent to me in an email: Her mother was Amanda Blount Robison Fields,
daughter of Samuel Robison of Washington County, Ga, and his second
wife, whose name was Nancy, but her maiden name is unknown. When
Samuel died, Nancy married George Turner, and they are enumerated in
Barbour County, AL, on the 1850 Census
.
http://lonestar.texas.net/~robison/Robison.html
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