Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameCharles S. ROBERTSON 96,103
Birth Date1 Oct 1843
Birth PlaceTennessee
Death Date3 Nov 1930 Age: 87
Death PlaceSpringfield, Greene County, Missouri
Burial PlaceBrighton, Polk County, Missouri, Brighton Cemetery
OccupationConfederate Lieutenant Colonel, Company G, 1st Confederate Cavalry
Spouses
1Marinda Almania TUCK 96,103
Birth Date12 Mar 1844
Birth PlacePolk County, Missouri
Death Date22 Feb 1904 Age: 59
Death PlaceGreene County, Missouri
Burial PlaceBrighton, Polk County, Missouri, Brighton Cemetery
FatherJoseph TUCK (1800-1887)
MotherElizabeth BOND (1809-1891)
Family ID1021
Marr Date13 Dec 1864
Marr PlacePolk County, Missouri
Marr MemoMissouri, Marriage Records, 1805-2002
ChildrenLela Ona (1866-1949)
 Warren B. (1870-1925)
 Esther (1905-1993)
 Rufus (?-)
Notes for Charles S. ROBERTSON
Charles S. Robertson served as a lieutenant colonel in Compnay g, 1st Confederate Cavalry. Enlisted October 21, 1861, at Jackson, State not shown, as a captain, and was appointed lieutenant colonel September 26, 1862.His name appears on a roll of Prisoners of War paroled at Johnson Island, Ohio, and forwarded to City Point, Virginia, for exchange, February 24, 1865.447
Notes for Marinda Almania (Spouse 1)
Joseph was a Democrat & he & Eliz. belonged to Methodist Episcopal Chc. Marinda’s tombstone says “she was the sunshine of our lives”. There was a Joseph Tuck who was a justice of the peace in Polk Co. (?) Joseph moved with his familyu to McMinn Co. Tenn. in 1835-till 1837 from Blount Co. Tenn. then from McMinn to Brighton, Missouri actually 1 1/2 miles west of Brighton.103
Research notes for Marinda Almania (Spouse 1)
1850 Census170
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