John Roberds
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John Loftin Roberds (1831 - 1900)

John Loftin Roberds
Born in Alabama, United Statesmap
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Husband of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Died at age 68 in Polk, Texas, United Statesmap
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Biography

John was born in 1831 in Marengo, Alabama. He was the son of Rila Roberds and Mary Pope. On 5 Sep 1852 he married Martha Jane Tucker. They had 10 known children.

John served during the civil war in the 8th Regiment of the Alabama Infantry.

By 1880 they moved to Texas, settling in Polk County where he worked as a millright. It was here he passed away in 1900. He is buried at the Bluewater Cemetery.

Children:

  1. Aaron Alonzo Roberds b. 1853 AL - d. 1910 TX, m. Matilda Catherine Ritter
  2. Barney Baron Roberds b. 1857 AL - d. 1885 TX, m. Elizabeth Jane Hitchcock
  3. Caroline Clementine Roberds b. 1859 AL - d. 1863, age 3 1/2
  4. Dennis Dale Roberds b. 1863 AL - d. 1937 TX, m. Sarah Ann Taylor
  5. Elizabeth Eveline Roberds b/d. 15 Sep 1866
  6. Francis Fearland Roberds b. 13 Dec 1867 - d. 16 Jul 1868, age 6 mos
  7. Gilbert Garron/Garrison Roberds b. 1869 TX - d. 1933 TX, m1/wid. Lydia Ann Taylor, m2. Lula Bell Benson
  8. Haynes Huey Roberds b. 1873 TX - d. 1959 TX, m. Martha Evelyn Baxter (sister of Mary Jane below)
  9. Isiah Ila Roberds b. 1876 TX - d. 1967 TX, m. Mary Jane Baxter (sister of Martha above)
  10. Mary Martha Roberds b. 21 Jan 1879 TX - d. 29 Jul 1879 TX, age 6 mos.

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Research Notes

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