Robinson - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: This Robinson Line

aumbre — 2009-11-08 23:18:37Z

Probably are, but this book has three, oneline references. I can send them to you if you send me your e-mail addy.

Shirley
aumbre@earthlink.net

Re: Edward and Richard Smith Robinson Families

Beverly_Lysle — 2009-11-08 08:47:47Z

I hope your kind offer still stands.
I would love to get additional info., if I could.
You can send it via Ancestry, or e-mail to my regular e-mail address: jimyplysle@aol.com.
Thank you so much.
Beverly Kohler-Lysle

James Robinson, Yorkshire to South Carolina c. 1670

andybrob — 2009-11-08 06:42:57Z

Hi there, my family tree stops cold with James Robinson. We know he arrived in Charleston, SC around 1670, and believe he came from Western Yorkshire. I've found some records that could be close, but not quite (missing this by a decade of two). Does anyone have any information or recommendations on sources? Thank you so much!
Andy Robinson

Charles E Robinson

pokyjmm6 — 2009-11-08 01:46:04Z

Looking for information for Charles E Robins born in New York and moved and died in South Dakota his parents were Charles M and Sarah Blakley Robinson--he had one brother William H and 3 sisters Lecretia--Mary and Sarah.

Re: Zachariah ROBINSON born early 1800's

kaykilo — 2009-11-07 12:32:38Z

Liz
can you tell me which one of John Robinson's children is your great-grandparent? His daughter Florence was one of my grand-mothers. I have no information apart from names and dates of birth for the other sisters. I have looked for them without success. Pretty please.
Best Wishes CK

Re: Zachariah ROBINSON born early 1800's

aspandcat — 2009-11-07 07:51:36Z

Hello again,

Thank you very much for the information about John Robinson. Your information has filled in a missing piece of the family jigsaw. He was one of my great-great grandfathers. I only have sketchy information about his career.

I have also found six children for Zachariah Robinson. According to census records, all of the sons, with the exception of John, stayed around Worcester/Staffordshire. The Robinson clan seems to have been fairly prolific in these areas for several centuries. As they tended to use similar names for their children over the generations it is difficult to sort out who is who - have you had any luck in this regard? The Chance family also goes back quite a way in Worcester and there is quite a bit of information about them through Ancestry.

Thanks again,
Liz

Family of Clarence S. Van Horne and Rachel Robinson in ND

muller1938 — 2009-11-07 01:44:22Z

Seeking more information on Clarence S. Van Horne and his family. Clarence was a son of the late Rev. Clarence E. Van Horne, a long time associate of Senator William Langer of ND.

Questions: What was the full name of Clarence S. Van Horne's wife? Once source gives her given name as Louise, but the city directory for Bismarck, ND (1938-39) gives it as Elenor.

When and where were his children born? Did they ever marry and have children? IF they married, when and to whom? Were there grandchildren?

Willing to share information.

Bill Muller
muller1938@yahoo.com

Descendants of Clarence S. VanHorne

Generation No. 1

1. CLARENCE S.4 VANHORNE (CLARENCE ELBERT (REV.)3 VAN HORNE, JAMES A.2, MATHIAS1 VANHORNE)1,2 was born Abt. Oct 1908 in ND2, and died 1972. He married LOUISE ??3. He met Rachel Robinson, daughter of Arthur Robinson and Elsie C. ??. Rachel was born in MN in 1906.

Notes for CLARENCE S. VANHORNE:
worked in mining in Wallace, ID

of Wallace, ID in 1956.

Registrar, State Motor Vehicle Dept., Bismarck, ND, 1938-1939

Children of CLARENCE VANHORNE and LOUISE ?? are:

i. VIRGINIA5 VAN HORNE3.

ii. ROBERT VAN HORNE3.

Child of Clarence Van Horne and Rachel Robinson:

iii. Phyllis Robinson/Conlon, Jan. 10, 1930, Fargo, ND

Endnotes

1. U.S. Census, 1920 for Loquermont, McLean Co., ND (ED 114, p. 3A).
2. U.S. Census, 1910 for Coulee, Ramsey Co., ND (ED 156, p. 2B).
3. Van Horne, Esther Elizabeth Spencer, VAN HORNE FAMILY TREE CHARTS, hand written.

Re: Armstead Robinson

WilliamAnderson3600 — 2009-11-06 20:47:23Z

Noticed your post on Col Robinson. Would like to get additional historical info on his life. I have transcribed his very extensive obituary from the Cumberland Times and would be happy to forward it to you. I was born in Patterson Creek, WV and, in fact, lived directly across the road from Col Robinson's home. My Aunt and Uncle owned the home for several years. Unfortunately, the current owners have allowed it to fall into disrepair. Would you happen to have a picture of it in the late 1800's or early 1900's. Also have a letter written by J. Humbird Smith to Aunt Grace that I have also transcribed. It is an interesting historical view of Patterson Creek.
Please provide your direct e-mail address and I'll send you the data that I have.
Bill Anderson
customer1st@bellsouth.net
770.454.8475

Re: This Robinson Line

aumbre — 2009-11-06 19:09:03Z

Very limited references in this book re. Robinsons in Tennessee. But, for those who are interested, please send me your e-mail address and I'll scan and jpeg copies of the pages.

Shirley
aumbre@earthlink.net

Re: Zachariah ROBINSON born early 1800's

kaykilo — 2009-11-06 12:37:13Z

Hello Liz
Yes we have the same info.
John Robinson died in Tientsin China on 3rd April 1905.
He had been unwell for a while before that. He is buried in Tientsin in the same grave as Alice. That should be the other way around of course, as she survived him. I have a photo of the grave somewhere. I saw an obituary written by the Methodists, which gives an interesting insight into his career. Zachariah had 6 children that I know of. John and Alice had four daughters.
Can you tell me your relationship to John Robinson? John was one of my great-grandfathers.
Best Wishes CK

Re: Zachariah ROBINSON born early 1800's

aspandcat — 2009-11-06 01:06:47Z

Hi,

There doesn't seem to be much activity from the Robinson side of things - perhaps we are the only two looking at present!

Zachariah and Mary Ann (nee Chance) were married on 14-5-1838 in Halesowen, Worcestershire. He was the son of Benjamin and Sarah and Mary Ann was the daughter of John and Caroline - all from Worcestershire.

Do you know when and where John Robinson died? Alice died in China in 1918 but I can't find John after that.

Regards,
Liz

Re: Zachariah ROBINSON born early 1800's

kaykilo — 2009-11-05 21:36:03Z

Hello Liz
Thanks for asking. Yes I found their marriage and got the certificate. I have not found any posts by the descendants of Zachariah an Mary as yet. If you have anything else for me I would be glad to see it.
Good luck and maybe hear from you again soon. Regards CK

looking for info on james cecil robinson

jkraak0 — 2009-11-05 19:57:42Z

I am looking for any info on James Cecil Robinson who lived in Florida in the early 50s. Was married to Betty James Raymer from 1948 to 1952. May be related.

Re: This Robinson Line

remarshall68 — 2009-11-04 19:10:05Z

Any Robinsons in Tennessee?

Re: This Robinson Line

ninnynocknock — 2009-11-04 14:56:35Z

I don't know whether my Robinson will be the right one for you to see my James Robinson was Married twice the 1st was to Bersy Bennett in 1824 and they had 3 children
1/ William 1826
2/ Harriet 1828
3/ Matilda 1830
Betsy died 1840
The 2nd Marriage was to Elizabeth Witherill not to sure of date but they had 3 children also
1/James born 1845
2/John born 1850
3/ George born 1859
thats all I could find out and I/m pulling my hair out looking maybe you could help Regards Marg

This Robinson Line

aumbre — 2009-11-03 23:11:05Z

I have the above book by E. Viola Robinson Long. I'm happy to do lookups for folks and jpeg the results.

Shirley

ROBINSON Johnie Eugene 1930 1987 together forever

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-11-03 19:30:41Z

ROBINSON Johnie Eugene 1930 1987 together forever

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: ROBINSON - Ireland to Montreal

vansireland — 2009-11-02 21:41:15Z

Please contact me ref Mathews and Robinsons of Ireland.
Regards
Michael.

Re: Elizabeth Pemberton m John Robinson abt 1639 Newbury?, MA

Shuggie39 — 2009-10-15 19:14:33Z

If you have access check the The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume CXLIII April 1989 pages 141-151. The English Ancestry of John Robinson (1612-1675) of Newbury and Haverhill, Massachusetts and Exeter, New Hampshire, with an Identification of his wife Elizabeth Pemberton.
I can postal mail you a copy if you want.
Richard A. Robinson
richard2865@comcast.net

Re: The Robinson's of Cleasby Parish, Yorkshire, England

Hewick — 2009-10-23 00:25:52Z

To all the Robinson descendants of Hewick,

I hope that everyone is aware that I did not sell "Hewick" in Urbanna, Virginia out of choice... It broke my heart to give up all I had worked so hard to preserve. I owned it from 1988 to 2005. Due to a divorce, the court ordered me to sell Hewick and split the proceeds with my former husband, even though I had purchased and preserved it with my own money and sweat labor. I loved restoring Hewick and poured my heart and soul into it! It will always be in my thoughts, and my two youngest daughters and I hope it is lovingly cared for in the future. I did my best to save it for prosterity.

Helen at hewick1@yahoo.com

Re: Looking for information on Alfred S Robinson

krobi91002 — 2009-10-31 17:01:06Z

I am sorry that I missed your inquiry before today. Yes, Alfred S ROBINSON is part of my line and I have included a little information on this family.

How are you connected to this line? Please get back to me at your earliest convenience.
Kay

Alfred S. ROBINSON was born on 6 Jul 1836 in North Thonop/Royalton, Windsor, VT. He died1 on 10 Aug 1918 in Grand Rapids, Wood, WI. The cause of death was Cerebral Hemorrhage. He was buried on 13 Aug 1918 in Grand Rapids, Wood, WI. Alfred was the son of Amos ROBINSON, JR and his second wife, Lois SAFFORD.

The Grand Rapids Tribune, Grand Rapids, WI,
August 15, 1918, Volume XLV, NO. 12, p. 1.

DEATH OF A. S. ROBINSON

A. S. Robinson, one of the old and respected citizens of this vicinity, died at the home of his son,
N. H. Robinson, Saturday. Mr. Robinson had been in failing health for some time past owing to advancing
age, although he was able to be part of the time until a short time ago.
Mr. Robinson was a native of Vermont where he was born in 1836 and was consequently 82
years old at the time of his death. He came to Wisconsin when a mere lad and has lived at Grand Rapids
during the past 40 years. He was a man that took more than an ordinary interest in scientific subjects and
was well read along many lines, and until he partically (sic) lost his hearing several years ago, was
always active in matters that were calculated to be of advantage to his neighbors and the community in
general. His wife died about 14 years ago since which time he has made his home with his son much of
the time.
The funeral was held Tuesday from the home, Rev. C. C. Becker of the Methodist church
conducting the service. He is survived by one son, N. H. Robinson, two daughters, Mrs. E. A. Chapman of
this city, and Mrs. Frank Albert of Detroit, Michigan.

Alfred married2 Armina HUBBARD on 14 May 1861 in Church of Coe United Brethren, Canoe Creek, Rock Island, IL. Armina was born in Jul 1837 in IL. She died on 27 Dec 1904 in Grand Rapids, Wood, WI.

At half past ten on the evening of December the 27th at the home of her sister, Mrs. Cleo McMurphy,
Hillsdale, Ill. The spirit of Mrs. Armina Robinson the wife of A. S. Robinson, winged its flight from earthly
scenes of pain and suffering to the light and joy of those realms where the shades of night never fall.” She
had been ailing for some time with complications of liver and stomach troubles.
She was lovingly attended by her niece until the arrival of her youngest daughter, who was with her at
the time of her death, and who did all in their power to alleviate her suffering, employing the best of
medical skill, and used all probable means to again return her to health but without avail. Armina Hubbard
was born July 5, 1858, at Ft. Dearborn now known as Chicago, where her father was employed on
government works. At the expiration of his year’s contract, helped build the first farm house in Chicago.
Shortly after removed to Fort Armstrong, situated on the lower end of Rock Island and now used as an
arsenal for the manufacturing of ordinances and small arms, he had a contract from the government and
when completed in 1840 pre-empted a half section of land in the Rock River Valley where he afterward
made his home. Here Armina grew to womanhood. In 1860, she met Alfred S. Robinson in Moline, IL,
while attending a boarding school. In 1861, they were married and went by Menasha, Wis, where he was
engaged in the manufacture of furniture, they remained here until 1868 when having lost their entire plant
by fire they moved to Dexterville, (Wood County, WI) where Mr. Robinson took charge of a Stove factory
owned by Svmns, Henvlit & Ielles. In 1879, again meeting with disaster they bought a farm in Centralia,
(Wood County, WI) where they since have lived and raised their family. As an issue of this marriage five
children were born those left to mourn her loss are a husband and three children, Newton Hubbard, Lois
Beassle Chapman of this city, and Lura Tilman/Tlmean Ed of Milwaukee. There was a singular
coincidence connected with this union, that probably does not occur in a thousand issues. The husband
and the wife’s birthday coming on the same day of the month and the same month of the year, Mr.
Robinson being exactly two years the oldest.
When 16 years of age, Mrs. Robinson joined with the United Brethren church in what is now known as
the Rock River Church. Shortly after moving to Centralia, (Wood County, WI) she became a member of
the Congregational church.
Mrs. Robinson in many respects was a remarkable and talented women in having assisted in the
library work of the farmer Institute in this and neighboring counties, and also typist and correspondent for
several agricultural publications. Of her it may truly be said a “true and noble christian women has gone.”

Alfred and Armina had the following children:

2 F i. Lucy ROBINSON was born in 1866 in Neenah, WI. She died before 1880.

3 M ii. Newton Hubbard ROBINSON was born in 1868 in Neenah Menasha, WI.
Newton married Carrie ALTZ before 1900.

4 F iii. Bessie ROBINSON was born in 1869 in Neenah Menasha, WL.

5 F iv. Laura ROBINSON was born in 1880 in Wisconsin Rapids, Wood, WI.

Harriett C. Robinson Patten - 1815-1846 Cayuga co. NY

jenista — 2009-10-25 00:08:21Z

Looking for information on Hariett C. Robinson who married Samuel Patten about 1828. She was born about 1815 and died of TB about 1846 in Cayuga Co., New York. There are three Robinson farms near Summerhill in the 1850's, could she be from one of those families. Any help would be appreciated.

Elizabeth Robinson - Wilmington NC - 1830

KimAbbott1 — 2009-10-19 01:58:53Z

Looking for information on Elizabeth Robinson who lived in Wilmington NC in 1830. She was the granddaughter of Elizabeth Harriss McIlhenny.

William Robinson of Brandon Hall, Lincolnshire. UK.

thompsonfamily98 — 2009-10-17 04:29:34Z

looking for information regarding this family please.. William's wife was Anne Carr, had offspring, Henery abt 1842. Elizabeth abt 1843, John Charles abt 1844( my great grandfather,) William abt 1847, Mary Alice abt 1848 and Frank abt 1850.
Any assistance would be much appreciated.

Re: Elizabeth Pemberton m John Robinson abt 1639 Newbury?, MA

rhall17423 — 2009-10-15 22:13:18Z

Hello Bonnie:

I've only got limited information, nothing much more than when I origianlly posted.

I'm still looking for her parents, birth date/loc, marriage date/loc and death date/loc.

As I said in my reply to Richard, according to GMB she's the sister of John Pemberton who married Elizabeth Marston.

I haven't tried looking for any connection to Mayflower families in this line.

Regards,
Bob

Re: Elizabeth Pemberton m John Robinson abt 1639 Newbury?, MA

rhall17423 — 2009-10-15 22:09:48Z

Richard:

Thanks Richard, but I already have that information from NEHGR.

I'm looking for her parents, birth date/location, death date/location and marriage date/loc. Can you help with any of this?

Great Migration Begins Vol III:1422 also says she's the sister of John Pemberton who married Elizabeth Marston.

Regards,
Bob

Re: Gale (Rob) Lyn Robinson, or any of his family members

gienna1 — 2009-10-10 17:44:26Z

Hi Cheryl, I was born Sept 5 1969 and was also adopted. Gale L Robinson was my birthfather. He told me he had another daughter. I just know you are my sister! Please contact me.

Re: sarah elizabeth robinson

mel101274 — 2009-10-09 16:09:14Z

robinson was her maiden name she never married which was not heard of back then. my grandfathers dad was supposed to be alexander h. wilson, that is why this is so hard to find out anything on my family.. thank you

Re: Robinson

jlw93581 — 2009-10-20 04:32:49Z

The following is from WALRATH FAMILY ASSOCIATION Newsletter #38 May. 1984

Lettie Robinson married W. W. Huskey
George Philip Robinson 1896-1938
Robert Robinson, 1861-1938
Samuel Robinson, 1826-1863
Joseph Robinson, 1792-1866 m Nancy Ann Walrath 1795-1862
Johannes George Walrath 1775 m Elizabeth Lindner
Garret Walrath, b ca 1739/40-1809 m Anna Zimmerman
Johannes Wallrad (Walrath) b between 1712 and 1717 m Amelia Sutz Chr.1716. Gerhart Walrath and Anna Maria (not proved)

Re: Looking for descendants of Nathaniel Robinson

betty44271 — 2009-11-01 03:23:29Z

I m looking for Nathaniel Robinson he would be my great grandfather.He was married to a Jessie Blunt he was a minister and left the family to go to new port news va.I hope this is who you are looking for.

Re: The Robinson's of Cleasby Parish, Yorkshire, England

number711 — 2009-10-23 02:12:45Z

Dear Helen: I feel your anguish and totally sympathize. Thank you for all your work to restore and save Hewick for the 21st century. Your love for the beautiful place is appreciated. I look forward to visiting Hewick the next time I'm in VA and will think of you and your daughters. Thank you .
Beverley
bbnlouky@bellsouth.net

Re: The Robinson's of Cleasby Parish, Yorkshire, England

number711 — 2009-10-22 22:35:42Z

Hello Philippa: I just read your reply to Helen Battleson re Hewick, Cleasby and the Robinson history. I would love to see photos of Hewick in Yorkshire, the property that Bishop R bought and bequeathed to his nephew in VA. Also the craggy area you mentioned. I understand that Helen sold Hewick VA and it is now open to the public for parties, etc. I live in KY and am a Robinson/Hay descendant. Thank you and I hope this finds you healthy and happy.
Beverley Ballantine
bbnlouky@bellsouth.net

Re: Robinson Family Bible-1800's-Ohio

P_Woolfork — 2009-10-12 20:21:34Z

Thanks for answering me. The marriage of Lee E Robinson and
Elizabeth Irons is listed in the Jackson Co Missouri marriage
records. I thought you might be interested if you wanted a copy, you can print them out on line. The wife of
this Lee E Robinson I am looking for was Susan Q. .
Peggy

Re: Robinson Family Bible-1800's-Ohio

P_Woolfork — 2009-10-12 17:53:46Z

I am looking for a Lee E Robinson that was living in
Independence Missouri in 1940 and had a tax company
at 116 W Kansas, Independence Mo named Lee E taxi co.
Was married at that time to a Peggy G.
Could this be the Lee E Robinson of the Robinson bible.
Thanks, P

parents of George Robinson

rebornblessed — 2009-10-15 11:36:22Z

Hi
Do we have any PROOF that the parents of George Robinson (1766) [wife Anne Foster] were John Robinson and Elizabeth Parrish. I have John and Elizabeth listed but no sources to support. Does anyone "out there" have information?

Trying to find Robinsons

cazcove — 2009-10-22 15:05:47Z

I am trying to find my great aunt her name was Edith Winifred Robinson Born:1902 in Woolwich London UK.
Her parent where Edwin H Robinson B:1873 London UK and Ada Parrett B:1879 Woolwich,London.

Ada died young in 1915 and my Gran (Ediths sister)said Edith was placed into service the only thing i have found regarding her is her marraige to a John Hilditch in June 1930 in Woolwich London.
Please would anyone have any info regarding Edith or the Robinson.

Thomas DeWitt ROBINSON and Elsie (STARTUP) ROBINSON

Dickbarr34 — 2009-10-24 08:56:13Z

Seek information on Thomas D. ROBINSON, b. abt. native of New York, county judge of Columbus, Platte, NE in 1900, and his wife Elsie (STARTUP) ROBINSON, b. abt. 1853, native of Pennsylvania.
dick

Re: Robinson Family

BrianMathias43 — 2009-10-11 09:34:01Z

According to the death certificate of Sarah Jane Robinson, she was born on February 14, 1846 and died on November 19, 1917 in Wahkon, Mille Lacs County. The certificate indicates that her father was Dave Fustle and Rebecca Whitlatch, but the death certificate does not indicate the location in Iowa where she was born. Sarah Jane Fussell is seen residing in Linn County, Iowa in 1870, with her husband William Robinson.

The odd thing about this claim of parentage is that Rebecca Whitlatch was born about 1831 in Pennsylvania and was residing in Linn County, Iowa with her father, John Whitlatch, and mother Anna Mann. She was single until about 1856, when according to the Iowa State Census, Rebecca Whitlatch married Peter Mann. They would later move to Steele County, Minnesota. Our subject Sarah Jane Fussell is not seen with this family in any census records.

Meanwhile it is known that a man named David E. Fussell, was residing in Linn County, Iowa in 1846 during the time that Sarah Jane Fussell was born. According to the Portrait & Biographical Album of Fayette County, Iowa, "The year 1844 witnessed the arrival of Mr. Fussell in this county [Fayette County, Iowa], he taking a claim four miles west of West Union, but after a short time he returned to Ohio. In the spring of 1846 he again came West, but having been away from his claim two years it was jumped, and he located in Linn County. Three years later he settled at Bear Grove in Smithfield Township." Since prior to 1850, David Fussell, was residing in Fayette County, Iowa with his wife and family. Sarah Jane Fussell is not seen with them in the 1850 and 1860 census records.

My THEORY is that David E. Fussell was obviously in Linn County, Iowa in 1845, and had an affair with Rebecca Whitlatch. This explains the names indicated on the death certificate of Sarah Jane Fussell-Robinson. The problem is, where is she in 1850 and 1860? She is not with either the Whitlatch or Fussell families.

Sarah Jane Robinson, is buried with no tombstone at Foster Cemetery, Onamia, Mille Lacs County, Minnesota. She is believed to be buried next to her husband William Robinson (October 12, 1828 - April 7, 1924). William Robinson served in Company H 14th Iowa during the Civil War.

Re: Elizabeth Pemberton m John Robinson abt 1639 Newbury?, MA

hargerlm — 2009-10-21 00:18:47Z

Richard,
I believe I am related down out of John Robinson from Exeter NH if the family tree I found is correct. My line is from John Robinson > Jonathon > Joseph > Nathaniel > Gideon (1) > Gideon (2) Robinson. If I have my information right, Gideon 1 was born 1755 in Epping NH & Died in Freedom Maine Aug 1822. Gideon 2 was born 1799 in Meredith NH but I don't have a death date for him, just that he died in Dover Maine. Would you know if Gideon 2 & his wife Anna Fuller had a son, Benjamin F Robinson born about 1823/24? I have found that Gideon & Anna Fuller were married in 1822 in Freedom Maine.
I'm related to Benjamin F Robinson. I just learned his name through a genealogy society that works in the Dover Maine area. Benjamin married Sarah E Fuller in Boston Mass. on or abt 3 Sept 1851. They had 1 son, William Henry Robinson born Oct 1853. Benjamin died 5 June 1854 in Boston. It was reported in the Piscataquis Observer that Benjamin was "formerly of Dover". He & Sarah are my gg grandparents. Sarah remarried 2 more times & moved to Midland MI before the 1880 census. Wm Henry Robinson & his wife, Rosilla Labree moved to Midland MI also after 1880 (after her parents died), but before 1886 as their last child, my grandmother, was born in Midland County MI.
I am also interested in Anna & Sarah Fuller's family. I think that Sarah's father & Anna could be brother & sister.
If you can help me at all I would greatly appreciate it. Sarah's father was Jonathon Fuller b 1796 or 1799, d 1877 in Dover ME, married to Jemima Cookson & Anna's parents are Abraham Fuller 1770-1829 & Susan Sylvester.
my email is hargerlm@yahoo.com
Thank You Lisa

Black Robinsons of R.I.

my3240 — 2009-10-29 00:36:11Z

If you have family back to the Black Robinsons of Rhode Island especially Washington Co. (SK. Ch. We. Ho. Ri. NK)let me know what you have. There are lots of them so it is very complicated. Se Ct. is quite often involved also.

Re: Robinson

petra1871 — 2009-10-20 14:38:34Z

My grand dad was Sir JB Robinson. He was in Ceylon during the Anglo Boer war and was married to a Anna Magdalena Brits lady. That is about all the information that I have at this stage. All I knew is that he was a SIR - title he got from the queen of England.

would like to find my aunts family mary rosetta robinson

FLOYDROBINSON04 — 2009-10-14 21:52:34Z

NOT SURE witch namer she went by could have been mary or rose or rosetta, also do not know her married name , she was born in ont. in 1900 moved to sask with her dad william henery mother etta [white] two brothers lloyd and roy. later moved to alberta her dad worked for the railroad and farmed ,she left home on her own at the age of 19 have no record of her after that, it is believed she moved to sask. lanigan for a short while back to alberta and back to sask. her family mom and dad and 2 brothers moved to thorsby area to farm , I am the youngest son of roy robinson

ROBINSON Bessie D 1887-1966

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-10 20:44:11Z

ROBINSON Bessie D 1887-1966

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,669 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: William Robinson of Brandon Hall, Lincolnshire. UK.

ninnynocknock — 2009-10-18 09:55:19Z

Hi did William have sisters Harriet and Matilda only those are in my family regards Margaret

Gerald H Bradley 1930

kNewbigg — 2009-10-15 18:51:18Z

I am trying to find any information on Gerald H Bradley (known as Ned to his family)born 1930 in Guidpost bedlington, Northumberland, England. It is thought he went to Australia to work in 1950/60s at Womara air base, and may or may not have returned to England. Any information would be great.

Keith

Re: Robinson Family Bible-1800's-Ohio

Sidetrackedresearcher — 2009-10-12 20:11:53Z

I doubt it. I haven't researched my husband's Robinson line; but today I did locate the Lee E. Robinson family in the 1900 and 1910 census in Calcasieu, Louisiana. There is no son named Lee enumerated. By 1920 the children of Lee E. Robinson and Elizabeth Irons are living alone in the household in Jefferson Davis Parish. Perhaps their parents died.

ROBINSON Betty Rae together forever

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-10-27 17:35:30Z

ROBINSON Betty Rae together forever

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Elizabeth Pemberton m John Robinson abt 1639 Newbury?, MA

haley4178 — 2009-10-14 13:58:12Z

Bob,
Were you able to find information on John and Elizabeth?
I am also descended through their daughter Mary who married Samuel Leavitt.

I am also looking for Mayflower connection. Do you have it through this line?

Thanks,
Bonnie Magoon Haley

Re: Joseph Robinson of Union County, SC

beliew3262 — 2009-10-10 00:54:41Z

I have some info on this family. Email me at beliew@verizon.net

Joseph Robinson & Hannah Belue Union SC,

beliew3262 — 2009-10-18 12:43:25Z

Where is everyone getting this Death date for Joseph 4 sep 1829 on rootsweb. his estate records prove he died bef dec 1838. please people do some research.