CENSUS:
1850 United States Federal Census Name: Nancy Moran Age: 2 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1848 Birth Place: Illinois Gender: Female Home in 1850(City,County,State): Clayton, Adams, Illinois Household Members: Name Age Caroline Moran 9 Delila Moran 12 Jesse Moran 14 John Moran 43 Mary Moran 8 Nancy Moran 2 Sarah Moran 36 Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Clayton, Adams, Illinois; Roll: M432_97; Page: 36; Image: 73.

1860 United States Federal Census Name: Haney Moran Age in 1860: 11 Birth Year: abt 1849 Birthplace: North Carolina Home in 1860: Clayton, Adams, Illinois Gender: Female Post Office: Clayton Household Members: Name Age John Moran 52 Sarah Moran 45 Elizabeth Moran 21 Caroline Moran 19 Mary Moran 17 Haney Moran 11 Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Clayton, Adams, Illinois; Roll: M653_155; Page: 883; Image: 541.

1920 United States Federal Census Name: Nance Robinson[Nanette Robinson] Home in 1920: Weston, Kay, Oklahoma Age: 71 years Estimated Birth Year: abt 1849 Birthplace: Illinois Relation to Head of House: Brother-in-law Father's Birth Place: North Carolina Mother's Birth Place: North Carolina Marital Status: Widow Race: White Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Image: 1147 Household Members: Name Age Perry F Brazelton 55 Mary Brazelton 50 Everett Brazelton 21 Veronica Brazelton 20 Nance Robinson 71 Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Weston, Kay, Oklahoma; Roll: T625_1466; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 148; Image: 1147.

DEATH:
Death Certificate Registration Dist. #36250, Register #49, other number written on certificate but not indicated what they are for, 484; 36-361; 175. Died in Kay County, Blackwell, Nancy M. Robinson, female, white, widowed, died August 18, 1923, age 74 years 7 months and 4 days, died of Ptomaine poisoning from musk melon (accidental). Date of burial 8-20-1923, place of burial Odd Fellows Cemetery in Blackwell, OK. Undertaker C. Fyffe in Blackwell. She was born January 14, 1849 Illinois. Father John Moran born in South Carolina, Mother Sarah Walker born in Ohio (wrong). Informant A. C. Syfert M. D. Blackwell, OK.

FAMILY HISTORY:
Moran Exodus From Offaly by: Patrick Edward Moran in 1995, 2114 Sieber, Houston, TX 77017.

LAND:
WARRANTY DEED RECORD BOOK 14 PAGE 148 26 DECEMBER 1881--James Olsen and wife Mary Olsen of Greenwood Co., Kansas sold to Nancy M. Robinson of Linn Co., Kansas for the sum of $650.00: The north half of the north east quarter of section 21 township 27 south of range 10 east, 80 acres. Subject however to the third and fourth installment $50.00 of the purchase money due the government which said party of the second part hereby assumes and agrees to pay. Executed and delivered in the presence of James Olsen, Mary Olsen, J. W. Moran, E. A. Bawen. Recorded 4 Jan 1882.

MILITARY PENSION:
WESTERN DIVISION WIDOWS NO. 805961 NANCY M. ROBINSON SAMUEL M. ROBINSON CO. 106 ILL. INFT. State of Kansas County of Anderson I, T. C. Brown, was present at the time of the marriage of Samuel M. Robinson and Nancy M. Moran which occurred on June 5th. 1866 at the residence of her father in Adams County, State of Illinois. State of Kansas County of Linn I, Deliah E. Wait, was present at the time of (same as above). Deliah is Nancy's sister. REMARKS

OBITUARY:
BLACKWELL DAILY TRIBUNE 19 AUG 1923 DIED SATURDAY MORNING Mrs. Nancy Robinson died at her home, three miles east and three miles north of Blackwell Saturday morning, at 11 o'clock following an illness of several days. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the family home, conducted by Rev. J. T. Ogle. Mrs. Robinson is the mother of W. J. Robinson and of Mrs. Alieen Nash of Blackwell.

BLACKWELL DAILY TRIBUNE 22 AUG 1923-- OBITUARY NANCY M. (MORAN) ROBINSON
Mrs. Samuel M. Robinson Nancy M. Moran was born in Adams County, Illinois, January 14, 1849. She was married to Samuel M. Robinson, June 5, 1866. To this union eight children were born, six of whom survive her. Her faithful husband departed this life April 18, 1904. This good woman gave her life in grateful service to Christ, when quite young, and lived and died in the faith. She passed away Aug. 18, 1923, at the age of 74 years, 7 months and 4 days. She leaves to mourn her departure, W. J. Robinson, Mrs. Mary Brazelton, Mrs. Lettie Courtney, Mrs. Alice Nash, Mrs. Nettie Horton, all of Blackwell, and Mrs. Lulu Williams of Tonkawa. She also leaves sixteen grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren and a host of loyal friends. She has left this world of sorrow, Where man is wont to sigh, For a happier home beyond the tide, In the sweetest Bye and Bye. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, by J. T. Ogle, pastor of the Christian Church.

WILL/ PROBATE INFORMATION:
1923 Feb 6, I Nancy m. Robinson, of Kay County, Oklahoma, being now in good strength of mind but sensible of the uncertainty of life and desiring to make disposition of my property and affairs, do hereby make, publish and declare the following to be my last will and testament, hereby revoking and canceling all other or former wills by me at anytime made.

First: I direct the payment of all my just debts and funeral expenses.
Second: I hereby give, devise and bequeath all property real and personal of whatsoever kind I may die possessed to my children, Mary Brazelton, Lettie Courtney, W. J. Robinson, Nettie Horton, Lula Williams and Alice Nash, share and share alike.
Third: It is my will that my grandchildren, Jordan Brazelton, Glenn Brazelton, Mabel Jones and Myrtle Neal, do not share in any estate which I may leave as they have heretofore received the portion which would have come to their deceased mothers. I mention these grandchildren, as they are children of deceased daughters of mine.
Fourth: In event I should outlive my children it is my will that all property of which I may die possessed be equally divided between all of my grandchildren.
Fifth: I hereby designate and appoint Mary Brazelton, sole executrix of this my last will and testament to serve without bond.

In Witness Whereof: I have to this my last will and testament consisting of one sheet of paper subscribed my name this 6th. day of February, 1923, at Blackwell, Oklahoma.
Signature of Nancy M. Robinson.

Subscribed by the said Nancy M. Robinson in the presence of each of us the undersigned and at the same time declared by her to us to be her last will and testament and we thereupon at the request of the said Nancy M. Robinson in her presence and in the presence of each other subscribe our names hereto as witnesses this 6th day of February 1923, at Blackwell, Oklahoma. Signed by three witnesses.


FINAL DECREE FOR THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF NANCY M. ROBINSON, DECEASED 8 FEBRUARY 1924----In The County Court of Kay County, State Of Oklahoma, In the Matter of the Last Will and Testament of Nancy M. Robinson, deceased. FINAL DECREE, This matter coming on to be heard this 8th day of February 1924, having hereto fore been regularly set for hearing upon this date, and it appearing to the court on satisfactory proofs and the evidence that the necessary expenses of funeral, of last sickness of said deceased and of administration of said estate have been fully paid and that all debts existing against said deceased or allowed by the court pursuant to law have been fully paid and satisfied and that said estate has been fully administered as shown by the Final Account of Mary Brazelton, executrix of said last will and testament duly audited and allowed by this court pursuant to due notice given, reference being had thereto, and that said estate is ready for distribution.

The court finds that due notice of the application for this Final Decree has been given to all persons thereto entitled by law and as by law provided in this case.

The court further finds that there is no inheritance tax due upon this estate.

The court further finds that the said Nancy M. Robinson, died testate, leaving a will dated February 6th, 1923, which was duly admitted to probate in the Cournty Court of Kay County, Oklahoma, on the 6th day of September, 1923, as the last will and testament of said Nancy M. Robinson, deceased.

The court further finds that under the second paragraph of said will that the said Nancy M. Robinson, deceased, devised and bequeathed all property of whatsoever kind of which she might die possessed to her children, Mary Brazelton, Lettie Courtney, W. J. Robinson, Nettie Horton, Lula Williams and Alice Nash, share and share alike.

The court further finds that all debts against said estate have been fully paid and that due notice to creditors has been given as by law required and that the balance of said estate consists of the following described property to-wit:

One note of Mrs. Homer Williams, (who is the same person as Lula Williams, devised in the above will), date Mary 17th, 1921 for the sum of $200, upon which there is due at this time the some of $205.81; one note of Lettie Courtney, dated November 19th, 1921, upon which there is now due the sum of $262.20; one note of Nettie Horton, dated July 29th, 1922, upon which there is now due the sum of 245.06; one note of Mary Brazelton, dated August 4th, 1923, upon which there is now due $102.05; one note of Alice Nash, dated February 17th, 1921, upon which there is now due $317.73; or a total amount due upon said note of $1,132.85. That the amount due upon said notes shall be added to the balance remaining in the hands of the said executrix as shown by her Final report herein, that is the sum of $691.29, making the total assets of said estate at this time. $1,824.14.

The court finds that the costs in this case have not been paid and that said costs amount to the sum of $28.70, which amount should be deducted from said assets, leaving the total assets of said estate after the payment of the costs, $1,795.44.

The court finds that all of said note makers above mentioned are legatees under the will of the said Nancy M. Robinson, deceased and that the executrix instead of collecting said notes and then distributing said amount should surrender the notes to the said legatees.

The court finds that under the terms of the second paragraph of the will of the said Nancy M. Robinson, deceased, that the above assets of said estate should be equally divided between said children therein mentioned, that is, each one should receive one sixth, (1/6) which would amount to $299.24. That said estate should be by said executrix distributed in the following manner:

Mary Brazelton, the sum of $197.19, and the surrender of the above described note:
Lettie Courtney the sum of $37.04, and the surrender of the above note:
W. J. Robinson, the sum of $299.24:
Nettie Horton, the sum of $54.18, and the surrender of the above note:
Lula Williams, the sum of $92.43, and the surrender of the above described note:
Alice Nash, the surrender of her said note due this estate.

It is further ordered, adjudged and degreed that upon payment of the costs herein in the sum of $28.70, and the filing of the receipts of the above mentioned heirs, covering the surrender of said notes and the payment of said money, that said executrix be discharged.
J. Roberson, County Judge.