Robert was born on 25 MAY 1744 in Bladen (later Iredell) County, North Carolina.[1]
Robert has conflicting birth date of circa 1730.
Birth Notes: "One source suggests Robert immigrated from Scotland to North Carolina in 1752 and then moved to Virginia by 1773. Another source states that Robert was born about 1730, lived in Iredell County, North Carolina in 1757 and moved to Washington County in 1781."
Family
Father: James Allison (Cir 1698-1762)
Mother: Rebecca Howard ( -1764)
Spouse: *Elizabeth MNU (Cir 1746 - , LOGAN, KY)
Marr. Date: 1759 Place: , WASHINGTON Co., VA
Children:
Mary Allison (1763-1830)
William Allison (1764-1819)
Robert Allison, Jr. (Cir 1766-1830) married Margaret Hayter in , Washington Co., VA, USA, June 17, 1794. Margaret is the daughter of Abraham Hayter Sr. and Susanna.
John Allison (1768- )
Sarah Elizabeth Allison (Between 1771/1772- ) married Esau Hayter in , Washington Co., VA, USA, April 23, 1789. Esau was born 1765. Esau was the son of Abraham Hayter Sr. and Susanna. Esau died in 1826 at 61 years of age.
Samuel Allison (Cir 1772- )
Joseph Allison (1780-1836)
James Allison (1780-1860)
Residence
On 25 Mar 1752 Robert lived in , ANSON Co., NC.
In 1757, he lived in Rowan County (area that became Iredell County in 1788), North Carolina
Miscellaneous
A Robert Allison and others received a Hemp certificate on 15 Mar 1768, in AUGUSTA Co., VA. ( this may not be "our" Robert Allison. Pph 20060617)
Property
On 25 Mar 1752 Robert purchased 480 acres on Fourth Creek , ROWAN, NC. [at age 8?? pph 20160629].
On 12 May 1775, Robert purchased 340 acres on headwaters of the South Fork of the Holston River , FINCASTLE Co., VA.
1782, Tax Lists in , WASHINGTON Co., VA, show him next door to [James?] Dysart with 1 tithable, ?/ horses. ?/ cattle and 1 slave named Laben.
1788, with Robert Preston, James K . . . , Thomas (?) Sturt, and Daniel Carr(?), partition (?) of land by Robt Buchnan (?) to Hugh Jackson , WASHINGTON Co., VA.
William Allison, assignee of William Pemberton - 50 ac - treasury warrant - on the head waters of Barkers Creek, a branch of the middle fork of Holstein River - on Robert Allison's line - at the foot of Walkers Mountain - April 7, 1793. Page 436.
On 19 Jun 1798, Robert sold 48 acres to James Dysart, part of a tract that belonged to Jos Snodgrass, Sr., in , WASHINGTON Co., VA, USA.
He owned property in 1802 in , WASHINGTON Co., VA, USA.
"Then in 1802, while living in Logan County[, KY, USA] they sold several additional parcels they still owned back in Virginia: Two parcels were sold to William Allison and 112 acres on Thompson's Mill Creek were sold to John Porterfield. The latter was the tract on which Robert and Elizabeth had lived. "
Jury service
Commonwealth v Wm Markland, on 19 May 1779. WASHINGTON Co.,VA
John Shelby v John Erwin, on 21 Mar 1781. WASHINGTON Co.,VA
Moved
In 1781 Robert moved to the eastern part of WASHINGTON Co.,VA., 1 ½ miles from Glade Spring.
On 18 Oct 1802, Robert was living in , LOGAN Co.,, KY, USA.
circa 1811 with sons Robert and James to , LOGAN, KY, USA.
Miscellaneous
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT RECORDS 1780-1965
Alexander Tolbert, John Allison: subpeona issued for case of Robert Allison vs. William Huse; March Term of Court, 1794
Note
Robert was living in Rowan County (part that became Iredell County in 1788), N.C. in 1757. In 1781 he removed to the eastern part of Washington Co., VA, one and one half miles from Glade Spring. About 1811 he and two of his sons, Robert and James Allison, removed to Logan Co., KY, leaving his son William and his two daughters (Elizabeth and Mary) in Washington Co., VA. ("The History of the Alison or Allison Family," by L.A. Morrison, Pub. by Damrell & Upham, Boston, MA 1893, [in the Genealogy.com library], page 161, (Chapter VIII: "Allisons of Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Louisianna --Allisons of Lifford,, County Donegal, Ireland, and Tennessee, U.S.") states that Robert Allison, Jr. , son of Robert Allison (b. abt. 1730) resided in Logan Co., KY and that Robert, Jr's., sister Mary Allison, married William Beattie, of Washington Co., VA. It also states that Robert Allison, Sr. was in Iredell Co., N.C. in 1757 and that he died in Logan Co., KY. His parentage is not given or proven in this book.
Will
He signed a will on 23 Mar 1816 in , CHRISTIAN, KY, USA. "It was witnessed by M. Wilson, R. Pennington and John McKinney. The document named Robert's daughters Mary Beaty [sic., i.e., Beatie] and Elizabeth Haytor, as well as his sons William, Robert, James and Joseph. James and Joseph were named executors."
Source: S6449 Media: Gedcom Abbreviation: 1701508~William de Cantilupe.ged Title: Descendants of Charlemagne; focus group--William de Cantilupe Author: David Blocher Publication: dblocher1@home.com Date: 1 Nov 2001
Source: S6453 Media: Personal Abbreviation: Hughey~Waggoner~Deboe family Pittsylvania, VA~David V. Hughey.fdb Title: Dave's Bohemian, Canadian, and Southern Kin; focus group--David V. Hughey Author: David V. Hughey Publication: caymanprof@yahoo.com Date: 17 Sep 2006
Allison, Elizabeth Kelly. Early southwest Virginia families : families of Kelly, Smyth, Buchanan, Clark, and related families of Edmondson, Keys, Beattie, Ryburn, McDonald (Auburn, AL, np, 1964).
Chalkley, Lyman. Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia; Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800, Complete in Three Volumes (http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~chalkley/for all 3 volumes).
Hakel, Larry <lhakel@earthlink.net>. Hakel - Beatie > And They Came to the Land of Promise > The Beatie Branch - Miller,McMullen, Hawks, Ankel, Schultz, Swan > Ancestors of Eleanor Grace BEATIE (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~lhakel/no date. Larry Hakel, 4 Constitution Ave, Luray VA 22835.
Morrison, Leonard Allen. The History of the Alison or Allison Family in Europe and America, A.D. 1135 to 1893; Giving an Account of the Family in Scotland, England, Ireland, Australia, Canada, and the United States. (Boston, Mass.: Damrell & Upham, the Old Corner Book-store,1893).
Pearson, James Gareth Pearson <pearsongar@aol.com >. The Pearson / Chapman Family Home Page (Updated November 22, 2000, 5217 Future Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89130-0150A-United States).
Summers L[ewis] P[reston]. Annals of Southwest Virginia, 1769-1800 (L.P. Summers, 1929). Washington Co., VA, Jeffrey C. Weaver, Arlington, Virginia, transcriber, "The 1782 Washington County, Virginia Personal Property Tax List" (Transcribed June 1998. New River Notes Since 1998 - Historical and Genealogical Resources for the Upper New River Valley of North Carolina and Virginia.http://www.newrivernotes.com//va/wash1782.htm).
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Robert Allison, the father of William Allison, who married Susannah Hayter was a Private during the American Revolutionary War. DAR records indicate that he was born 1730, and died in 1811, in Logan county, Kentucky. His wife's name was Elizabeth and they lived first in Rowan county, North Carolina and then in Washington county, Virginia. He served with the 1st Regiment of the Light Dragoons. <ref> https://services.dar.org/public/dar_research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A001991 </ref>