Robert THOMASON & Bethany JONES & Sarah LINDSAY & Juliet Ann SINGLETON

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Robert THOMASON
Bethany JONES
Sarah LINDSAY
Juliet Ann SINGLETON

Husband: Robert THOMASON
Birth: 17 Dec 1791, Scott Co., KY
Death: 2 Apr 1864, Kearney, Clay Co., MO
Disposition: buried New Hope Cemetery, Clay Co., MO
Military Service: War of 1812: Pvt. in Capt. Jacob Stucker's Co., Col. Richard M. Johnson's Rgmt., Kentucky Mounted Infantry
Father: Samuel THOMASSON
Mother: Lydia McGEHEE

Marriage-1: 24 Jul 1817

Wife-1: Bethany JONES

Marriage-2: 16 Sep 1838, Shelby Co., KY

Wife-2: Sarah "Sallie" LINDSAY
Birth: 15 Apr 1803, Lindsay Station, Scott Co., KY
Death: 12 Oct 1851, Clay Co., MO
Disposition: New Hope Cemetery, Kearney, Clay Co., MO
Other Spouse: m1. James COLE
Father: Anthony LINDSAY III
Mother: Alice "Alsey" COLE

Marriage-3: 25 Aug 1852

Wife-3: Juliet Ann SINGLETON
Other Spouse: m1. Mr. POSEY

Children with Bethany JONES:

yes

Children with Sallie LINDSAY:

. Sarah Elizabeth "Bettie" THOMASON, b. 24 Aug 1839
. Martha Ann THOMASON, b. 23 Jul 1841
. Mary Alice THOMASON, b. 2 Dec 1844; d. 24 May 1930
? Mimms THOMASON

Children with Juliet SINGLETON:

Sources:

1. Kenneth G. Lindsay. The Lindsays of the World [link died].

2. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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