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Generation: 1

1. L. Robinson

Generation: 2

2.	Edward Robinson was born 1880, Kansas, USA. Edward married Ollie Mae Tyler. Ollie (daughter of Milton H. Tyler and Fannie Minnis) was born Oct 1880, Kansas, USA; died 24 Mar 1971, Hutchinson, Reno, Kansas, USA. [Group Sheet]

3.
Ollie Mae Tyler was born Oct 1880, Kansas, USA (daughter of Milton H. Tyler and Fannie Minnis); died 24 Mar 1971, Hutchinson, Reno, Kansas, USA.
Children:

1. L. Robinson

Generation: 3

Milton H. Tyler was born Nov 1852, Indiana, USA (son of Richard Tyler and Arcadia Artis); died 1933, Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri, USA.

Milton married Fannie Minnis 25 Dec 1879, Kansas, USA. Fannie (daughter of Edward Ned Minnis and Duphena Emily Bass) was born 10 Jun 1862, Douglas, Illinois, USA; died 9 Mar 1915, Topeka, Shawnee, Kansas, USA. [Group Sheet]

Fannie Minnis was born 10 Jun 1862, Douglas, Illinois, USA (daughter of Edward Ned Minnis and Duphena Emily Bass); died 9 Mar 1915, Topeka, Shawnee, Kansas, USA.

Children:

Alonzo W. Tyler was born Abt 1893, Kansas, USA; died 20 Feb 1973, Topeka, Shawnee, Kansas, USA; was buried , Topeka, Shawnee, Kansas, USA.
3. Ollie Mae Tyler was born Oct 1880, Kansas, USA; died 24 Mar 1971, Hutchinson, Reno, Kansas, USA.

Generation: 4

12.	Richard Tyler was born Abt 1823, North Carolina, USA (son of Primus Tyler, Sr. and Elizabeth Tyler). Richard married Arcadia Artis 1 Feb 1852, Parke, Indiana, USA. Arcadia (daughter of Micajah Artis and Bedea Artis) was born Abt 1835, North Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet]

13.

Arcadia Artis was born Abt 1835, North Carolina, USA (daughter of Micajah Artis and Bedea Artis).

Children:

6. Milton H. Tyler was born Nov 1852, Indiana, USA; died 1933, Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri, USA.

14.

Edward Ned Minnis was born 1826, Kentucky, USA (son of Clyde Minnis and Melissa Dupree); died Between 1877 and 1880, Sargent, Douglas, Illinois, USA.

Edward married Duphena Emily Bass 21 Feb 1856, Vigo, Indiana, USA. Duphena (daughter of Jethro Bass and Polly Mitchell) was born 1834, Indiana, USA; died 1870, Coles, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet]

15.

Duphena Emily Bass was born 1834, Indiana, USA (daughter of Jethro Bass and Polly Mitchell); died 1870, Coles, Illinois, USA.

Children:

William Minnis was born 1849, Coles, Illinois, USA.
Mary Minnis was born 1852, Douglas, Illinois, USA.
Arath Minnis was born 1857, Illinois, USA.
Jerusha Ruth Ann Minnis was born 8 Mar 1857, Douglas, Illinois, USA; died 1 Dec 1921, St John, Stafford, Kansas, USA.
Eliza Minnis was born 1858, Illinois, USA.
Alonzo Minnis was born 1859, Illinois, USA.
Permelia Ann Minnis was born 1861, Oakland, Coles, Illinois, USA; died 9 Oct 1921, St John, Stafford, Kansas, USA.
7. Fannie Minnis was born 10 Jun 1862, Douglas, Illinois, USA; died 9 Mar 1915, Topeka, Shawnee, Kansas, USA.
John Minnis was born 1865, Illinois, USA.
Charles Edward Minnis was born Dec 1869, Illinois, USA; died 15 Jan 1944, Pratt, Kansas, USA.

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