daughter of George Isbell - Pernecia Ann Prince
G.W. and Lavinia Robnett were in Jack County by 1877 from Tarrant County, Texas, perhaps sharecroppers before purchasing land in 1882. See Robnett Patent survey. The couple had sold their land by 1884 and moved west heading to Baylor County. It appears from the newspapers that at least three children die in Jack County.
After her death, her husband and some of the children remain in Baylor County, Texas
G.W. and Lavinia Robnett were in Jack County by 1877 from Tarrant County, Texas, perhaps sharecroppers before purchasing land in 1882. See Robnett Patent survey. The couple had sold their land by 1884 and moved west heading to Baylor County. It appears from the newspapers that at least three children die in Jack County.
After her death, her husband and some of the children remain in Baylor County, Texas
daughter of George Isbell - Pernecia Ann Prince
G.W. and Lavinia Robnett were in Jack County by 1877 from Tarrant County, Texas, perhaps sharecroppers before purchasing land in 1882. See Robnett Patent survey. The couple had sold their land by 1884 and moved west heading to Baylor County. It appears from the newspapers that at least three children die in Jack County.
After her death, her husband and some of the children remain in Baylor County, Texas
G.W. and Lavinia Robnett were in Jack County by 1877 from Tarrant County, Texas, perhaps sharecroppers before purchasing land in 1882. See Robnett Patent survey. The couple had sold their land by 1884 and moved west heading to Baylor County. It appears from the newspapers that at least three children die in Jack County.
After her death, her husband and some of the children remain in Baylor County, Texas
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