Sarah B. Robertson Smith was the daughter of Jordan Robertson 1806 – December, 1849 and Mary Peacock 1806 – 1840 Her two brothers were John Stephen "Jack" Robertson 1829-1903 and Micajah "Cage" Robertson 1832 – ?. Sarah's sister was Elizabeth Robertson 1827 – 1890.
Sarah B. and James Burton had 7 children. They are Lucinda Tennessee, Sarah Josephine, Mary Elizabeth, Palona Ann, James Monroe, Robert Jackson, and Dayton M. Smith.
We do not know exactly where James Burton and Sarah B. Robertson Smith are buried, but from what Lofton Robertson learned, they are probably buried near their farm. They could be buried here in what was called the Smith Family Cemetery or they could be in the Smith-Sanders Cemetery where James Burton Smith's parents are buried. We know the James Burton Smith home was near where Roy and Ophelia Sanders lived in 1986 off of Couchville Pike and Fellowship Road on the way to Vesta. Ophelia Sanders told Lofton that she understood the Smith family was buried there in that graveyard on the farm. (S. McDonald)
Sarah B. and James Burton had 7 children. They are Lucinda Tennessee, Sarah Josephine, Mary Elizabeth, Palona Ann, James Monroe, Robert Jackson, and Dayton M. Smith.
We do not know exactly where James Burton and Sarah B. Robertson Smith are buried, but from what Lofton Robertson learned, they are probably buried near their farm. They could be buried here in what was called the Smith Family Cemetery or they could be in the Smith-Sanders Cemetery where James Burton Smith's parents are buried. We know the James Burton Smith home was near where Roy and Ophelia Sanders lived in 1986 off of Couchville Pike and Fellowship Road on the way to Vesta. Ophelia Sanders told Lofton that she understood the Smith family was buried there in that graveyard on the farm. (S. McDonald)
Sarah B. Robertson Smith was the daughter of Jordan Robertson 1806 – December, 1849 and Mary Peacock 1806 – 1840 Her two brothers were John Stephen "Jack" Robertson 1829-1903 and Micajah "Cage" Robertson 1832 – ?. Sarah's sister was Elizabeth Robertson 1827 – 1890.
Sarah B. and James Burton had 7 children. They are Lucinda Tennessee, Sarah Josephine, Mary Elizabeth, Palona Ann, James Monroe, Robert Jackson, and Dayton M. Smith.
We do not know exactly where James Burton and Sarah B. Robertson Smith are buried, but from what Lofton Robertson learned, they are probably buried near their farm. They could be buried here in what was called the Smith Family Cemetery or they could be in the Smith-Sanders Cemetery where James Burton Smith's parents are buried. We know the James Burton Smith home was near where Roy and Ophelia Sanders lived in 1986 off of Couchville Pike and Fellowship Road on the way to Vesta. Ophelia Sanders told Lofton that she understood the Smith family was buried there in that graveyard on the farm. (S. McDonald)
Sarah B. and James Burton had 7 children. They are Lucinda Tennessee, Sarah Josephine, Mary Elizabeth, Palona Ann, James Monroe, Robert Jackson, and Dayton M. Smith.
We do not know exactly where James Burton and Sarah B. Robertson Smith are buried, but from what Lofton Robertson learned, they are probably buried near their farm. They could be buried here in what was called the Smith Family Cemetery or they could be in the Smith-Sanders Cemetery where James Burton Smith's parents are buried. We know the James Burton Smith home was near where Roy and Ophelia Sanders lived in 1986 off of Couchville Pike and Fellowship Road on the way to Vesta. Ophelia Sanders told Lofton that she understood the Smith family was buried there in that graveyard on the farm. (S. McDonald)
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