Person:Robert Robe (3)

Watchers
m. 25 Apr 1805
  1. Sarah Robe1806 - 1885
  2. David Frame Robe1807 - 1884
  3. _____ Robe1809 - 1809
  4. Jane Thompson Robe1811 - 1887
  5. William Robe1814 - 1880
  6. Susannah Robe1817 - 1856
  7. Rebecca Jane Robe1819 - 1907
  8. Rev. Robert Robe1822 - 1909
  9. Maria Robe1825 - 1906
  • HRev. Robert Robe1822 - 1909
  • W.  Eliza Walker (add)
m. 18 Jul 1854
Facts and Events
Name Rev. Robert Robe
Gender Male
Birth? 10 Oct 1822 Wills Township, Guernsey Co., Ohio, United States
Marriage 18 Jul 1854 Creswell, Lane Co., Oregon, United Statesto Eliza Walker (add)
Death? 25 May 1909 Brownsville, Linn Co., Oregon, United States
Burial? Pioneer Cemetery, Brownsville, Linn Co., Oregon, United States


References
  1.   Rev. Robert Robe family Bible in possession of Margaret Robe Summitt.
  2.   Robe family genealogy compiled 1938 by Emma Eliza Laughlin.
  3.   LDS film #1035723, item 3 "The Descendants of Mary Elizabeth Currey Barker and John Baldwin".
  4.   Session Minutes of Brownsville Presbyterian Church, Brownsville, Linn Co., Oregon.
  5.   Lane County, Oregon Marriages, Vol. 1, published Cottage Grove Genealogical Society
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    Married by Rev. Henry Harmon Spalding at Eliza Ann Walker's father's Donation Land Claim near Creswell.

  6.   Cambridge, Ohio, Jeffersonian, no. 48, Feb. 14, 1904
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    Rev. Robert Robe Honored
    A copy of the Brownsville, Oregon Times gives us an account of the honor conferred upon Rev. Robert Robe by the Brownsville, Oregon, Presbyterian church, Dec. 30, ultimo, when he was made pastor emeritus for life.
    He was born in Guernsey county, Ohio, Octo. 10, 1822, and was graduated by Washington, Pa., college in 1847, in the same class with Hon. James G. Blaine. After a course of study in Allegheny Seminary he was licensed in 1849, ordained in 1850, and settled for a short time in Coshocton, O. In 1851 he crossed the continent and located in Oregon. He did pioneer work there for years, established churches, taught school and served as pastor, living to see the small beginning of a presbytery with one church develop into over one hundred churches. He was frequently a delegate to the General Assembly and has occasionally visted his boyhood home during the years.

  7.   Oregon Trail Diary of Rev. Robert Robe in possession of Margaret Robe Summitt .