WI BIO - Kenosha Co - ROBERTSON, Lewis

History of Racine and Kenosha Counties, Wisconsin. Chicago: Western 
Historical, 1879, p 737

Lewis ROBERTSON, farmer, Sections 15 and 16, Randall Township, Kenosha 
County, Wisconsin, P. O. Bassett's Station [Randall Township], was born 16 
February 1811 in Washington County, New York. He always followed farming, 
settled in Kenosha [Racine] County 01 June 1842 [in the Territory of 
Wisconsin; the State of Wisconsin formed 29 May 1848; Kenosha County in 1842 
still a part of Racine County; Kenosha County created 26 January 1850]. He 
[Lewis ROBERTSON] owns 160 acres of land.

On 01 January 1839 he [Lewis ROBERTSON] married Miss Jane Ann REYNOLDS, 
daughter of D. J. REYNOLDS of Washington County, New York. She [Jane Ann 
REYNOLDS] was born 26 April 1817. They [Lewis and Jane Ann (REYNOLDS) 
ROBERTSON] had five children, three boys and two girls: (1) John Henry, 
born 13 October 1839; (2) Mary E., born 19 November 1845; (3) Franklin L., 
born 03 October 1847; (4) George Washington, born 05 March 1852; and (5) 
Sarah L., born 07 October 1854. Mr. Lewis ROBERTSON held the offices of 
Commissioner and Justice of the Peace ten years.

Submitted by Cathy Kubly