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Owen ROBEY
1736 - 1800 (64 years)-
Name Owen ROBEY Birth 1736 Charles, Maryland 
Gender Male FamilySearch ID LZP3-V75 Find a Grave [1] 256571572 LifeSketch [1] The estates of Owen Roby and Susanna Roby were settled on 4 Apr 1815. Their living children were named and each received £838.2.10 ½ , with a few specific adjustments for some of the children. The children named were: William, Mary Rigges, Ann Moreland, D Name Atha Owen ROBY [2] Name Owen Robey [1] Occupation [2] Farmer _UID 78B66B2C46FA42E78A8FCC17402928F6B12E Death Feb 1800 Washington County, Maryland Person ID I30103 Carney Wehofer 2024 Genealogy Last Modified 28 Dec 2024
Father William ROBEY, b. 1696, Port Tobacco, Charles, Maryland, British Colonial America d. 22 Jan 1775, Charles, Maryland (Age 79 years) Mother Sarah Elizabeth OWENS, b. 1715, St. James Parish, Anne Arundel, Maryland d. 19 Aug 1802, Rowan County, North Carolina (Age 87 years) Marriage 1733 Charles, Maryland, British Colonial America Family ID F14116 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Susannah BARTHOLOW, b. 1747, New Hampshire d. 7 Apr 1815, Washington County, Maryland (Age 68 years) Marriage Abt 1766 Maryland [2] Children 1. William H. ROBEY, b. 1766, Maryland d. 1831 (Age 65 years)2. Ann ROBEY, b. 1770, Maryland d. Yes, date unknown3. Deborah ROBEY, b. 1775, Washington County, Maryland d. 12 Nov 1849, Buckeye, Stephenson, Illinois (Age 74 years)4. Mary ROBEY, b. 28 Jul 1777, Rock Creek, Montgomery, Maryland d. 23 Dec 1836, Pleasants County, Virginia (Age 59 years)5. Anastasia ROBEY, b. 21 Mar 1784, Maryland d. 12 Jul 1842 (Age 58 years)6. Otha Owen ROBEY, b. 1786, Charles, Maryland d. 1837, Pidgeon Cove, Pennsylvania (Age 51 years)7. Elizabeth Susannah ROBY, b. 22 Apr 1788, Washington County, Maryland d. 11 Jan 1857, Tyler, West Virginia (Age 68 years)8. Isaac ROBEY, b. 1790, Maryland d. Yes, date unknown9. Ann ROBEY, b. 16 Sep 1792, Hagerstown, Washington, Maryland d. 27 Mar 1862, Wetzel, Virginia (Age 69 years)10. James ROBY, b. 1798, Maryland d. Yes, date unknownFamily ID F14114 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 28 Dec 2024
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Notes - The estates of Owen Roby and Susanna Roby were settled on 4 Apr 1815. Their living children were named and each received £838.2.10 ½ , with a few specific adjustments for some of the children. The children named were: William, Mary Rigges, Ann Moreland, Deborah Parrell [sic, should be Parriott], Statea Angle, Elizabeth Rigges, Owen, Isaac, Susanna Whitten. Administrators of the estates were William and Owen Jr.[2]
On 26 December 1815, Bazel Riggs, Mary his wife, Richard Parret[sic], Deborah his wife, Edmond Riggs and Elizabeth, his wife, Jacob Moler and Anna his wife, John Witten and Susanna his wife, William Robey and Isaac Robey sell Owen Robey, Jr "Chews Farm" for $300. The land was described as "one hundred and thirty two poles of land" being "on the east side of the waggon road, leading from William's-Port to Isaac Houser's Mill" and "with the outline of Owen Robey deceased, his part of Chews Farm." The deed was signed by Bazel Riggs, Mary Riggs, Richard Parriott, Deborah Parriott, Edmund Riggs and John Witten. Elizabeth Riggs, Jacob Moler and Anna Moler signed with their marks. The deed was witnessed by Robert McCulloh, Isaac Houser, Jr. and William Yates. The deed was recorded on 26 June 1816.[3]
Source: Western Maryland Genealogy, Jan 1996, Vol 12, #1. Will of Owen Roby/Robey Abstract of will of Owen Roby of Washington Co., MD., will dated 5 Oct 1799, proved 11 Feb 1800. Washington County, MD.,Will Book A-2, p 308-09. "Weak. To Son William: my whole plantation on Sideling Creek called úGrass Cabin,Ó negro Sam, horse, saddle, bridle, the choice of my stock, when he comes of age. To my dau. Ann: negro Lewis. Son James, now an infant and from his appearance has not altogether natural understanding, and if he is still in that situation after he grows up, I give him two negros Jerry and Rachel. My widow to have the use of them for life or her widowhood, but if my son comes to have the abilities of a man, then he is not to have the slaves, but they shall fall into the whole estate. To wife Susanna: residue of estate while a widow, she paying to each of my children heretofore not mentioned at their marriage in household furniture and £50. After her death or marriage estate to be sold and money equally to children. There shall be no appraisement or account of my personal estate to the commissary. Wife and son William Executors. (/) Wit.: James Eareckson, Joseph Rogers, Jonas Hogmire.
- The estates of Owen Roby and Susanna Roby were settled on 4 Apr 1815. Their living children were named and each received £838.2.10 ½ , with a few specific adjustments for some of the children. The children named were: William, Mary Rigges, Ann Moreland, Deborah Parrell [sic, should be Parriott], Statea Angle, Elizabeth Rigges, Owen, Isaac, Susanna Whitten. Administrators of the estates were William and Owen Jr.[2]
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Sources - [S1160] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, FamilySearch Family Tree (http://www.familysearch.org), ((http://www.familysearch.org)), accessed 28 Dec 2024), entry for Otha Owen ROBEY, person ID LZP3-V75. (Reliability: 3).
- [S1160] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, FamilySearch Family Tree (http://www.familysearch.org), ((http://www.familysearch.org)), accessed 15 Dec 2022), entry for Otha Owen ROBEY, person ID LZP3-V75. (Reliability: 3).
- [S1160] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, FamilySearch Family Tree (http://www.familysearch.org), ((http://www.familysearch.org)), accessed 28 Dec 2024), entry for Otha Owen ROBEY, person ID LZP3-V75. (Reliability: 3).