Robert Henry Patterson, 1844–1907 (aged 63 years)

Name
Robert Henry /Patterson/
Source: Headstone
Text:

"Father, Co. C. 7th Tenn. Vol. Cavalry"

Birth
Alias
Bob Patterson
Birth of a brother
Military service
Private, Company G, 7 Tennessee Calvary, USA
between September 1862 and August 1865
Birth of a son
Birth of a son
Death of a wife
Source: Headstone
Text:

"Wife of R. H. Patterson"

Marriage
about 1879 (aged 34 years)
Census
Birth of a son
Census
Census
Marriage of a son
Death
November 28, 1907 (aged 63 years)
Burial
Family with parents
father
twin brother
himself
1844–1907
Birth: February 22, 1844 — Nashville, TN
Death: November 28, 1907
Family with Mary Ann Creasy
himself
1844–1907
Birth: February 22, 1844 — Nashville, TN
Death: November 28, 1907
wife
1838–1922
Birth: March 17, 1838 — Decatur Co. TN
Death: March 2, 1922
Marriage Marriage — about 1879 —
13 months
son
1880–…
Birth: January 23, 1880 35 41 — Saltillo, Henderson Co. TN
Family with Mary M. Creasy
himself
1844–1907
Birth: February 22, 1844 — Nashville, TN
Death: November 28, 1907
partner
son
1866–1951
Birth: October 7, 1866 22 11 — Tennessee
Death: October 7, 1951
6 years
son
1872–1918
Birth: about 1872 27 17 — Tennessee
Death: about 1918
James Irvin Young + Mary Ann Creasy
wife’s partner
wife
1838–1922
Birth: March 17, 1838 — Decatur Co. TN
Death: March 2, 1922
stepdaughter
James (Coon) Kincannon + Mary Ann Creasy
wife’s partner
wife
1838–1922
Birth: March 17, 1838 — Decatur Co. TN
Death: March 2, 1922
stepson
stepson
stepson
Name
Source: Headstone
Text:

"Father, Co. C. 7th Tenn. Vol. Cavalry"

Shared note

History of Scotts Hill:

PATTERSON, Robert H. ("Bob"); U.S.A. Pvt. Co. H 7th Cav. From one of the first Patterson families who settled in the Thurman (Corinth or Race Tracks) area B miles east. He was born in Nashville in 1844. He was from a Boston and later Virginia line of aristocrats. A direct ancestor married a Phillips girl, descendent of the first Mayor of Boston who came over on the Mayflower. This ancestor was a Captain under Gen. George Washington during the Revolution. These area Pattersons were highly respected people here and I wish every American could read the story of "Bob" Patterson' s sons-especially Caleb Perry Patterson which appears in full in another part of this book. Bob' s other sons also made high civic marks here: Wesley (''Wes") and James W. ("Jim"). The former operated a store and married Dora White Tucker, widow of Prof. B.A. Tucker. Their son lives in Wyoming. Jim Patterson was a leading merchant here; served as postmaster, and as cashier of the Farmers Stale Bank for years. He married Laura McClanahan, daughter of the Pickney McClanahans. Their children with homes at Paris (Tenn.) and here, are: Nina Sue (Mrs. Theodore F.) Austin and Jimmie, widow of the late Coyd Kelley. The Bob Pattersons were buried al Corinth cemetery.