Married #1 Margaret Miller, #2 Nancy Stuart Sellers; Son of Isaac Sellers and Elizabeth Huddleston.
Robert Sellers served in Company D, Captain Mosley Baker's/Burleson's Regiment/ First Regiment of Texan Volunteers. This was the largest company in San Houston's Army. He also fought in the Mexican War of 1848.
Robert Sellers maintained a plantation in Colorado County and in Fayette County. He also had a "hauling service" he operated between Houston and Austin, Texas.
A letter written by Robert's son Isaac in 1922 stated that Robert was "born on the bank of the Wabash River in Illinois. Indians began to raid that state when he was a small babe and his father Isaac Sellers moved to Gibson County, West Tennessee...."
Robert Sellers served in Company D, Captain Mosley Baker's/Burleson's Regiment/ First Regiment of Texan Volunteers. This was the largest company in San Houston's Army. He also fought in the Mexican War of 1848.
Robert Sellers maintained a plantation in Colorado County and in Fayette County. He also had a "hauling service" he operated between Houston and Austin, Texas.
A letter written by Robert's son Isaac in 1922 stated that Robert was "born on the bank of the Wabash River in Illinois. Indians began to raid that state when he was a small babe and his father Isaac Sellers moved to Gibson County, West Tennessee...."
Married #1 Margaret Miller, #2 Nancy Stuart Sellers; Son of Isaac Sellers and Elizabeth Huddleston.
Robert Sellers served in Company D, Captain Mosley Baker's/Burleson's Regiment/ First Regiment of Texan Volunteers. This was the largest company in San Houston's Army. He also fought in the Mexican War of 1848.
Robert Sellers maintained a plantation in Colorado County and in Fayette County. He also had a "hauling service" he operated between Houston and Austin, Texas.
A letter written by Robert's son Isaac in 1922 stated that Robert was "born on the bank of the Wabash River in Illinois. Indians began to raid that state when he was a small babe and his father Isaac Sellers moved to Gibson County, West Tennessee...."
Robert Sellers served in Company D, Captain Mosley Baker's/Burleson's Regiment/ First Regiment of Texan Volunteers. This was the largest company in San Houston's Army. He also fought in the Mexican War of 1848.
Robert Sellers maintained a plantation in Colorado County and in Fayette County. He also had a "hauling service" he operated between Houston and Austin, Texas.
A letter written by Robert's son Isaac in 1922 stated that Robert was "born on the bank of the Wabash River in Illinois. Indians began to raid that state when he was a small babe and his father Isaac Sellers moved to Gibson County, West Tennessee...."
