Married name: Todd, born ‎± 1697 Longford Cty Ire, died ‎8 Apr 1723 Armagh, Ireland‎, approximately 26 years
Name Eliza Ann PARKER ?
Birth Ireland
Death Ireland

Born ‎23 Apr 1697 Ireland, died ‎3 Apr 1775 Trappe, Montgomery Co., PA‎, 77 years, ‎1st marriage to: Isabella (Sarah) Hamilton, ‎2nd married/ related to: Ann Smith
[Broderbund Family Archive 1.354.1.100778.16]

Individual: Robt. Todd
Place: Pennsylvania
Year: 1729

Primary Individual: Todd, Robt.

Source Code: 982.7

Source Name:
BROWNING, CHARLES H. "Extracts from the Journal of Charles Clinton, Kept During the Voyage from Ireland to Pennsylvania, 1729." In The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, vol. 26 (1902), pp. 112-114.

Source Annotation:
Date and port of arrival. See nos. 1212.8 and 1212.11 below.

Source Page 113

Other notes say that Robert immigrated with his brother Andrew to PA in 1737


From "Historic Families of Kentucky," by Thomas Marshall Green, originally published Cincinnati, 1889, reprinted for Clearfield Co., by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1996, p.209:

"Two of his [Robert Todd's] grandsons, Andrew and Robert Todd, came with their families to America in 1737. Of these two, Robert Todd was born in Ireland in 1697, died in Montgomery Co., Pa., in 1775, and was buried in the churchyard of the Presbyterian Church. His first wife, whose name is supposed to have been Smith, died and was buried in Ireland. In Ireland, he married for a second time, Isabella, sister of Major Wm. Bodley. The mother of Isabella and Gen'l. Wm. Bodley was a Parker, a name which belongs to many families of note in Pennsylvania. By his first wife, Robert Todd - the emigrant, had two sons, John and David. By his second wife, he had five sons and four daughters: William, Andrew, Robert, Samuel, Levi, Elizabeth, Mary, Rebecca and Sarah. The last named married John Findlay, or Finley, who "went westward."

From "Todd Family," by Emily Todd Helm, Kittochtinney Magazine, published by G.O. Seilhamer, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, Vol. 1, No. 1 (January 1905), p. 70:
"Robert Todd (born in Co. Armagh, Ireland, in 1697 -- died near Trappe, Montgomery co., Pa., in 1775), son of John Todd, of Drumgare, Co. Armagh, Ireland, emigrated to Pennsylvania with his brother Andrew in 1737, and settled in Montgomery county. He was a farmer in the Trappe region and was buried in the Providence church graveyard."

Emigrant, graduated Princeton 1749, licensed by New Brunswick Presbytery, ordained 1751. Probably immigrated with his family in 1729 or 1737. "Famed Presbyterian minister and an original member of the Presbytery of Hanover." This line is the ancestors to Mary Lincoln Todd. (David Todd b: 1723 brother to John, his son Levi Todd b: 1756, his son Robert Smith Todd b: 1791, and his daughter Mary Ann Todd b: 1818 m Abraham Lincoln November 4, 1842.) Mary's great, great grandfather Robert Todd b: 1697

Note:

Robert TODD (651)(972) was born on Apr 23 1697 in Armaugh Co., Ireland. (651)(652) He immigrated in 1737 to Philadelphia, PA.(651) (973)(652) At one point Edney says Robert Todd immgrated in 1737, and at another point says he and his family came from Ireland in 1720 to Mongomery County, PA. -- Edney.

Immigrated in 1737. -- Esvelt, Rozell.
He died in 1775 in Montgomery Co., PA.(651) (974) (652) Robert Todd died in 1775 or 1776. -- Edney.

Robert Todd died in 1775 in Montgomery Co., PA. -- Edney, citing Wright.

Robert Todd died in 1775. -- Rozell.

"Excerpt from "Historic Families of Kentucky," 1889, by Thomas Marshall Green, in Virginia State Library, Richmond VA, 1952, under "Todds": "In 1679, John Todd fled from the persecutions of Claverhouse in Scotland to find refuge in the North of Ireland. The record of Mrs. Ben Hardin Helm describes John Todd, the refugee, as a "Scottish Laird," and that means simply that he owned land in fee and was a landlord, and not at all that he belonged to or was allied with the nobility. Two of his grandsons, Andrew and Robert Todd, came with their families to America in 1737. Of these two, Robert Todd was born in Ireland in 1697, died in Montgomery Co., Pa., in 1775, and was buried in the churchyard of the Presbyterian Church. His first wife, whose name is supposed to have been Smith, died and was buried in Ireland. In Ireland, he married for a second time, Isabella, sister of Major Wm. Bodley. The mother of Isabella and Gen'l. Wm. Bodley was a Parker, a name which belongs to many families of note in Pennsylvania. By his first wife, Robert Todd - the emigrant, had two sons, John and David. By his second wife, he had five sons and four daughters: William, Andrew, Robert, Samuel, Levi, Elizabeth, Mary, Rebecca and Sarah. The last named married John Findlay, or Finley, who "went westward." -- Edney, Rozell.

John Todd married twice, and his second wife was Rose Cornell. -- Edney, citing Wright.
He was married to Isabella BODLEY after 1737 in PA. (651)(975) (976) Isabella Bodley [Hamilton?] was Robert Todd's second of three wives. "It is presumed that they married either at home of parents near Trappe, Montgomery Co., Pa, by a brother John Todd, who was a prominent Presbyterian Minister in that day or by Rev. Samuel Finley, who was a cousin of the father." -- Edney (quoting Frandsen).

[The date of his second marriage was after either 1720 or 1737, as Robert Todd emigrated from Ireland one of those two years.]

Robert Todd's second wife was Isabella Bodley [Hamilton]. -- Edney, citing Wright.

Sarah Todd's parents were Robert Todd born 1697 and Isabella Bodley. -- Rozell.

"It is presumed that they [Robert Todd and Isabella Bodley] married either at home of parents nea r Trappe, Montgomery Co., Pa, by a brother John Todd, who wa s a prominent Presbyterian Minister in that day or by Rev. Samue l Finley, who was a cousin of the father." -- Rozell.

Children were eight: Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah, William, Rebecca, Andrew, David, and Eli. -- Edney.

Children were eight: William, Andrew, Robert, Samuel, Levi, Mary, Elizabeth and Sarah. -- Edney, citing Wright.

Children were nine: Mary, Elizabeth, Robert, Sarah, William, Bebecca, Andrew, David, and Eli. -- Rozell.
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