The children of William and Mary Collins Robey are buried in three areas of the country: Scioto County, Ohio, Stephenson County, Illinois, and the Bratton Family Cemetery in Williamson County, near downtown Austin, Texas. Several children died in infancy or childhood, and were buried in the Larkin cemetery where their grandparents Philip and Jemima Lewis Robey Moore are buried, near their home. The Three children of William and Mary Robey who remained in Illinois are buried in that county, and most of the others are buried in the family plot in the Bratton Family Cemetery. The burial site for John and Elizabeth Harrell is not known at this time, but is somewhere in the Travis County Vicinity. John Collins Robey moved back to Scioto County in 1870 and lived out the remainder of his life in the Sugar Loaf area. His burial site and that of his second wife is not yet known, but his first wife, nee Mariah Waite, is buried with the Robeys at the Bratton Cemetery. R. Campbell, Ed.

• Robey family monument in Bratton Family Cemetery, in Austin, Williamson, Texas.
• Levi and Almira Waite Robey burial sites--Stephenson County, Illinois
• Graves of William Waddell and Sarah Eleanor Young Robey in the Cedarville Cemetery, Cedarville, Stephenson, Illinois.
• Graves of the young Robey Children, Portsmouth, Scioto, Ohio.