Stroup-Robinson

Stroup-Robinson.

Saturday afternoon Justice of the Peace R. P. Rice united in marriage, Allen R. Stroup and Mrs. Mary Edith Robinson, the ceremony being performed in the justice's office in the court house in the presence of a few friends of the parties. These young people will make their home in Tipton, the bridegroom being employed at the Mcintosh Broom Company. He is an industrious young man and well respected.

Mrs. Robinson prior to her first marriage was Mary Edith Curry and she has has been making her home with her grandfather, W. J. Burgett on Oak street. She has many friends and well wishers in Tipton. The young people will be located at 138 N. Independence street, they having taken apartments with Mrs. Lucy Teal. Mr. Stroup is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Stroup former residents who are at this time residing on a farm near Atlanta.

How is 'Burget' spelled?

This family usually used the name Burget, or Burgett, in the 20th C. But it has been spelled differently by different authors at different times for different reasons. It seems likely these referred to the same people.

1776 - Charles A. Fisher's Early Pennsylvania Births 1675-1875 said that Martin Bugart & wife had a son, Emanuel, on 7/1/1776 who was baptized at the Himmell Lutheran Church. The church was in the southern part of Northumberland Co. Pa. and the records were kept in German. 

Burkhardt. Bergit, and Birgit appear in the 1791 records...

"...A small detachment of United States troops, under the command of Lieutenant Kingsbury, occupied the fort. It consisted of a corporal and eleven men, besides the commandant. Their names were Taylor, Neef, O'Neal, O'Leary, Lincoln, Grant, Strong, Sowers, Murphy, Abel, McVicar and Wiseman. There were on the north side of the fort, Horn, McDonald, Barrott and Barket, with their families, and on the south side, White, with his family, and McDonald, whose family was not at the station..."

1792...

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"A Collection of Pioneer Marriage Records, Hamilton Co, Ohio 1789-1817 - Vol. 1 shows a marriage between Betsey Burget "'widow of Colerain'. One Martin Burget, Colerain, dec. prior to June 1794."
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"The Hamilton Co. Probate records for June 14, 1794 indicate that "Letters of adm granted to John DAVIS of Colerain, Yeoman on the estate of Martin BURGET decd. Bond $300. Sec Mary HORN." "Jan.6,1795. Martin BURGET decd. Inventory and appraisement of John DAVIS, admr, allowed. 

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On 18 Feb 1926, Jean was described as a Burgett

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