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Elizabeth Robinson1,2
F, #8743
F, #8743
| Last Edited | Jan 20, 2006 |
| Death* | OH1,2 | |
| Married Name | Hamilton | |
| Marriage* | circa 1790 | PA, Principal=John Hamilton1,2 |
| Family | John Hamilton b. circa 1760, d. before Aug 29, 1829 | |
| Children | 1. | Hanna Hamilton+ |
| 2. | Anna Nancy Hamilton | |
| 3. | Sophia Hamilton | |
| 4. | Mary Hamilton | |
| 5. | Phyanna Hamilton+ b. Sep 4, 1794, d. Jun, 1885 | |
| 6. | Elizabeth Hamilton+ b. Mar 14, 1796, d. circa 1850 | |
| 7. | Thomas Robinson Hamilton+ b. Nov 13, 1799, d. Nov 12, 1850 | |
| 8. | John N Hamilton b. circa 1802 | |
| 9. | Sally Ann Hamilton+ b. circa 1806 | |
| 10. | Catherine Jane Hamilton+ b. 1811 | |
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Emma Leigh Robinson
F, b. Jun 26, 2003, #9085
F, b. Jun 26, 2003, #9085
| Father | Colin Robinson b. Mar 14, 1974 | |
| Mother | Melynda (?) b. June 22, 19? | |
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| Last Edited | Jul 2, 2006 |
| Birth* | Jun 26, 2003 |
Francena Robinson
F, b. Feb 19, 1845, #5818
F, b. Feb 19, 1845, #5818
| Father | Benjamin J. Robinson | |
| Mother | Sarah Plumer Prescott b. Apr 7, 1821 | |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart for Sir Richard De Prestcote |
| Relationship | 6th cousin 4 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 6th cousin 5 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 6th cousin 5 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale. |
| Relationship | 33rd great-granddaughter of King Egbert of Wessex "1st King of England". |
| Last Edited | Mar 31, 2005 |
| Birth* | Feb 19, 1845 |
Francis Hollis ROBINSON
M, b. Sep 8, 1836, d. Apr 13, 1891, #18008
M, b. Sep 8, 1836, d. Apr 13, 1891, #18008
| Last Edited | Dec 9, 2006 |
| Note* | Went to West Point Academy at 17 yrs. old. Was in Confederate Army. Lt. of Memphis Southern Guards. Captured at home after Battle of Shiloh and released; Fought at Selma and captured with General ForrestÕs forces by Major GeneralWilson; was taken to Macon, GA as a prisoner and finally paroled. Adjunct of the One Hundred Fifty Fourth Tennesseee Senior Regiment as a Colonel. Joined General Forrest attached his command to Adams Brigade. Lived in St. Louis after war and came to New Orleans in 1867. Organized the first Lodge of the Order of Pythias in New Orleans: Pelican Lodge #2511 Organized the Dixie council No. 879, American Legion of Honor. Became Supreme Orator of ALH | |
| Birth* | Sep 8, 1836 | Huntsville, Madison Co., AL |
| Death* | Apr 13, 1891 | New Orleans, LA |
| Family | Priscilla KIRKPATRICK b. circa 1845, d. Dec, 1928 | |
| Children | 1. | Roger ROBINSON |
| 2. | Minter ÔHarryÕ ROBINSON | |
| 3. | Kirk ROBINSON | |
Frank Davis Robinson
M, #19798
M, #19798
| Father | Henley Lebaty Robinson b. Aug 12, 1869 | |
| Mother | Lennie Nixon | |
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| Last Edited | Feb 7, 2007 |
| Family | Ethel Walden b. Apr 19, 1890 | |
| Child | 1. | Willma Robinson+ |
Frederick A. Robinson
M, b. Feb 28, 1848, #5819
M, b. Feb 28, 1848, #5819
| Father | Benjamin J. Robinson | |
| Mother | Sarah Plumer Prescott b. Apr 7, 1821 | |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart for Sir Richard De Prestcote |
| Relationship | 6th cousin 4 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 6th cousin 5 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 6th cousin 5 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale. |
| Relationship | 33rd great-grandson of King Egbert of Wessex "1st King of England". |
| Last Edited | Mar 31, 2005 |
| Birth* | Feb 28, 1848 |
Hanna Robinson1,2
F, b. May 19, 1822, d. Jan 14, 1908, #8639
F, b. May 19, 1822, d. Jan 14, 1908, #8639
| Father | Ebenezer Robinson b. 1794, d. Aug 17, 1833 | |
| Mother | Elizabeth Hamilton b. Mar 14, 1796, d. circa 1850 | |
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| Relationship | 2nd cousin 4 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 5 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 5 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale. |
| Last Edited | Jan 20, 2006 |
| Note* | [Alexandr.ged] a letter from Mrs. Robert Randel 11 Sep 1985 'Dear Mrs. Ruth Cole, Your letter to Winifred Avery was sent to me by her daughter-in-law ,since Winnie hsa been gone about 10 years. My husband and I net and visite dwith Winnie a couple of times and sent many letters back and forth durin g theyears we knew each other. My husband of course, was related th rough theRandel line, not the Robinson line. I checked through the information I have received through the year sand find a bit on the Robinsons that may be of interest to you . I don'thave a copy machine handy, since we live out in the countr y and don'tget to town as often as we should perhaps. So I will cop y the info Ihave and hope it will be of some use to you. First of all, my husband's great grandfather was a brother to Jame sHarvey Randel who married Anna Robinson. We have been interested in famil yhistory for a long time and have quite a bit of information on the fanily o f Anna Robinson and her husband, James Harvey Randel. It isn't complete b y anymeans but I would be happy to share that information if you wan t it. Written on the 24th day of June 1904. Dedicated by Anna Randel. 'Lewis Robinson born in 1669, came to America from the Northern par t ofIreland something over 200 years ago. Two years later he marrie d a girlfrom Ireland. He owned 40 acres of land which he leased fo r 99 years.It is now the heart of New YOrk City. And for lack of f amily recordshis descendants are unable to get this property. His daughter Betsy Robinson married John Hamilton near the year 170 0.She died at the age of 72 in 1741. John Hamilton died at the age of 72 i n1731. Their child Elizabeth Hamilton married Ebenezer Robinson in August a tage 39 years. Ebenezer R. Robinson died June 6, 1851 at age of 55 years. J ohn Robinson, borther of Betsy Robinson was Colonel in the war of 1812 .Josha Hamilton, brother of John Hamilton was Major in the was of 1812, wa swounded and died. Jane Robinson was born July 30, 1817, Phyanna Robinson wa sborn March 1819. Died Sept 1822. Samuel Robinson was born Sept 28, 1820 ,died July 11, 1849 Anna Robinson born May 19 1822, Died Jan 14 190 8 (MrGrandmother) Hamilton Robinson born Oct 17, 1824, Josha Robinso n bornSept 27 1826 Died July 6, 1896 William Robinson born Sept 1828 , EbenezerB. Robinson born Nov 16, 1830 died Sept 29, 1898. I typed this just as it is typed on the paper, errors included. Th e'My Grandmother' above was checked by Henry (Hank) Buck, who is the one w hosent me this information. Hank was a half brother to Winifred Ave ry. Imight add also that Anna Robinson Randel and her husband Jame s HarveyRandel are both buried at Burlingame, Kansas. They had 6 ch ildren... Eli Ellis Randel b. 25 June 1849 in Iowa,d. Feb 14, 1850 Kimbel See Randel b. Dec, 27. 1850 in Iowa (Marion County) d. Apr. 23 1925 (Married and had 7 children) Mary Martha Randel b. Feb. 19, 1854 in Iowa d. Dec. 22, 1924 in Calif m. 3 times 7 children Henry Martin Randel b. Oct 16, 1856 in Kansas d. Nov 21, 1900 Burlingame, KS, married, 4 chil dren Louana Jane Randel b. June 22, 1863 in Kansas d. July 8, 1863 Alma Armina Randel b. June 30, 1866 in Kansas d. Jan 15, 1917 married and had 7 children I am returning your family sheet since it is of no use to me.. If w hatI am sending you is of any use, I'm happy to be of help. All Winifred's brothers and sisters are gone and i don't know of anyone who could be of som ehelp to you of that family. I might add that your notation about John Hamilton Robinson movin g toLittle Sioux, Harrison Co., Iowa was interesting. That is wher e myGrandfather, Wm. Davison lived and is buried there. Thank you for the money for the stamp. Sincerely - Mrs. Robert R. Randel, 2826 US HIWAY 12 Salkum, WA 98582' [New FTW Family File.GED] [Alexandr.ged] a letter from Mrs. Robert Randel 11 Sep 1985 'Dear Mrs. Ruth Cole, Your letter to Winifred Avery was sent to me by her daughter-in-law ,since Winnie hsa been gone about 10 years. My husband and I net and visite dwith Winnie a couple of times and sent many letters back and forth durin g theyears we knew each other. My husband of course, was related th rough theRandel line, not the Robinson line. I checked through the information I have received through the year sand find a bit on the Robinsons that may be of interest to you . I don'thave a copy machine handy, since we live out in the countr y and don'tget to town as often as we should perhaps. So I will cop y the info Ihave and hope it will be of some use to you. First of all, my husband's great grandfather was a brother to Jame sHarvey Randel who married Anna Robinson. We have been interested in famil yhistory for a long time and have quite a bit of information on the fanily o f Anna Robinson and her husband, James Harvey Randel. It isn't complete b y anymeans but I would be happy to share that information if you wan t it. Written on the 24th day of June 1904. Dedicated by Anna Randel. 'Lewis Robinson born in 1669, came to America from the Northern par t ofIreland something over 200 years ago. Two years later he marrie d a girlfrom Ireland. He owned 40 acres of land which he leased fo r 99 years.It is now the heart of New YOrk City. And for lack of f amily recordshis descendants are unable to get this property. His daughter Betsy Robinson married John Hamilton near the year 170 0.She died at the age of 72 in 1741. John Hamilton died at the age of 72 i n1731. Their child Elizabeth Hamilton married Ebenezer Robinson in August a tage 39 years. Ebenezer R. Robinson died June 6, 1851 at age of 55 years. J ohn Robinson, borther of Betsy Robinson was Colonel in the war of 1812 . Josha Hamilton, brother of John Hamilton was Major in the was of 1812, wa swounded and died. Jane Robinson was born July 30, 1817, Phyanna Robinson wa sborn March 1819. Died Sept 1822. Samuel Robinson was born Sept 28, 1820 , diedJuly 11, 1849 Anna Robinson born May 19 1822, Died Jan 14 190 8 (MrGrandmother) Hamilton Robinson born Oct 17, 1824, Josha Robinso n bornSept 27 1826 Died July 6, 1896 William Robinson born Sept 1828 , EbenezerB. Robinson born Nov 16, 1830 died Sept 29, 1898. I typed this just as it is typed on the paper, errors included. Th e'My Grandmother' above was checked by Henry (Hank) Buck, who is the one w hosent me this information. Hank was a half brother to Winifred Ave ry. Imight add also that Anna Robinson Randel and her husband Jame s HarveyRandel are both buried at Burlingame, Kansas. They had 6 ch ildren... Eli Ellis Randel b. 25 June 1849 in Iowa,d. Feb 14, 1850 Kimbel See Randel b. Dec, 27. 1850 in Iowa (Marion County) d. Apr. 23 1925 (Married and had 7 children) Mary Martha Randel b. Feb. 19, 1854 in Iowa d. Dec. 22, 1924 in Calif m. 3 times 7 children Henry Martin Randel b. Oct 16, 1856 in Kansas d. Nov 21, 1900 Burlingame, KS, married, 4 chil dren Louana Jane Randel b. June 22, 1863 in Kansas d. July 8, 1863 Alma Armina Randel b. June 30, 1866 in Kansas d. Jan 15, 1917 married and had 7 children I am returning your family sheet since it is of no use to me.. If w hatI am sending you is of any use, I'm happy to be of help. All Winifred's brothers and sisters are gone and i don't know of anyone who could be of som ehelp to you of that family. I might add that your notation about John Hamilton Robinson movin g toLittle Sioux, Harrison Co., Iowa was interesting. That is wher e myGrandfather, Wm. Davison lived and is buried there. Thank you for the money for the stamp. Sincerely - Mrs. Robert R. Randel, 2826 US HIWAY 12 Salkum, WA 98582' | |
| Married Name | Randall | |
| Birth* | May 19, 1822 | Waterford Twp, Washington Co, OH1,2 |
| Marriage* | Sep 14, 1848 | Schuyler Co, IL, Principal=James Harvey Randall1 |
| Death* | Jan 14, 1908 | 1,2 |
| Family | James Harvey Randall b. Apr 10, 1828, d. Nov 16, 1901 | |
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Henley Lebaty Robinson
M, b. Aug 12, 1869, #19824
M, b. Aug 12, 1869, #19824
| Last Edited | Feb 7, 2007 |
| Birth* | Aug 12, 1869 | |
| Marriage* | 1880 | Principal=Lennie Nixon |
| Family | Lennie Nixon | |
| Child | 1. | Frank Davis Robinson+ |
J.M. Robinson
F, #5820
F, #5820
| Last Edited | Mar 31, 2005 |
Jane Robinson1,2
F, b. Jul 30, 1817, d. Jan 4, 1914, #8636
F, b. Jul 30, 1817, d. Jan 4, 1914, #8636
| Father | Ebenezer Robinson b. 1794, d. Aug 17, 1833 | |
| Mother | Elizabeth Hamilton b. Mar 14, 1796, d. circa 1850 | |
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| Relationship | 2nd cousin 4 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 5 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 5 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale. |
| Last Edited | Jan 20, 2006 |
| Note* | [Alexandr.ged] Jane granted an interview near the end of her life. Copy available . It relates her memories of her grandfathers in the Rev. War. The famil y was Presbyterian. Her husband was a carpenter, farmer and grocer. from Rushville, Schuyler County, IL Name of newspaper and date omitt ed - 'In 1900, Mrs. William Underhill, whose maiden name was Jane Robinson ,tells about her D.A.R. Lineage. She was 83 years old and often heard her mother's Father tell of His, and his Father's was experiences. The Grandfathe rbegan his career in the Continental Army when he was 16, and served through outthe war. He was first in Quarter MAster Department distributing ration s tovarious forts. 'At one time he and six others loaded a canoe to take down a riv erto another fort. While stopping on the bank for dinner they were attack edby Indians and hid in the brush. Her grandfather was still in the boat ,saw the danger and jumped in the water. Swimming under the water he towed i tacross the stream... Each time he raised his head bullets splashed in the wa teraround him. He reached the fort, gave the alarm...A party return ed torescue the wounded men. He was at the battle of Bunker Hill, C had'sford and Brandywine, Where they crossed the stream on floatin g ice.Other tales she remembered were the cruelty of Indians to Pen nsylvaniasettlers and burning their homes. Her grandfather Thomas H amilton wasamong those killed. He served under Washington for 3 yea rs, wasattacked by Indians and scalped before rescue was possible. 'Grandfathers, William Robinson and John Hamilton, served with t heir fathers and their brothers. Both grandfathers had brothers serving , twowere killed. When the War of 1812 broke out, both grandfathers joined aft erHull's surrender. Grandfather Hamilton's brother was killed on La keErie. God spared his life so that he could teach his, and his grandchildren to love the country he had suffered so much to make free .That is what gave me the strength to let my husband and two sons t akepart in the Civil War and help hold up that flag so many of my pe oplehad fought and died for. I was left alone with five small child ren, theoldest a cripple, but we struggled through. Grandfather Rob inson diedwhen father was young. One brother served in the Mexica n War andanother in the Civil War.' MArriage Certificate - The State of Ohio, Muskingum Co 'I hereby certify that on the 23rd day of July A.D. 1840, I joined together in Marriage William B. Underhill and Jane Robinson, both of this county. James Culbertson, V.D>M. Zanesville, Musk Cy July 24, 1840,recorded b yGio. L. Fotey, Probate Judge, 2nd March AD 1891. [New FTW Family File.GED] [Alexandr.ged] Jane granted an interview near the end of her life. Copy available . It relates her memories of her grandfathers in the Rev. War. The famil y was Presbyterian. Her husband was a carpenter, farmer and grocer. from Rushville, Schuyler County, IL Name of newspaper and date omitt ed - 'In 1900, Mrs. William Underhill, whose maiden name was Jane Robinson ,tells about her D.A.R. Lineage. She was 83 years old and often heard her mother's Father tell of His, and his Father's was experiences. The Grandfathe rbegan his career in the Continental Army when he was 16, and served through outthe war. He was first in Quarter MAster Department distributing ration s tovarious forts. 'At one time he and six others loaded a canoe to take down a riv erto another fort. While stopping on the bank for dinner they were attack edby Indians and hid in the brush. Her grandfather was still in the boat ,saw the danger and jumped in the water. Swimming under the water he towed i tacross the stream... Each time he raised his head bullets splashed in the wa teraround him. He reached the fort, gave the alarm...A party return ed torescue the wounded men. He was at the battle of Bunker Hill, C had'sford and Brandywine, Where they crossed the stream on floatin g ice.Other tales she remembered were the cruelty of Indians to Pen nsylvaniasettlers and burning their homes. Her grandfather Thomas H amilton wasamong those killed. He served under Washington for 3 yea rs, wasattacked by Indians and scalped before rescue was possible. 'Grandfathers, William Robinson and John Hamilton, served with t heir fathers and their brothers. Both grandfathers had brothers serving , twowere killed. When the War of 1812 broke out, both grandfathers joined aft erHull's surrender. Grandfather Hamilton's brother was killed on La keErie. God spared his life so that he could teach his, and his grandchildren to love the country he had suffered so much to make free .That is what gave me the strength to let my husband and two sons t akepart in the Civil War and help hold up that flag so many of my pe oplehad fought and died for. I was left alone with five small child ren, theoldest a cripple, but we struggled through. Grandfather Rob inson diedwhen father was young. One brother served in the Mexica n War andanother in the Civil War.' MArriage Certificate - The State of Ohio, Muskingum Co 'I hereby certify that on the 23rd day of July A.D. 1840, I joined together in Marriage William B. Underhill and Jane Robinson, both of this county. James Culbertson, V.D>M. Zanesville, Musk Cy July 24, 1840,recorded b yGio. L. Fotey, Probate Judge, 2nd March AD 1891. | |
| Burial* | Rushville, IL1,2 | |
| Married Name | Underhill | |
| Birth* | Jul 30, 1817 | Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co, PA1,2 |
| Marriage* | 1840 | Zanesville, Muskingum Co, OH, Principal=William Burnett Underhill1 |
| Death* | Jan 4, 1914 | Rushville, Schuyler Co, IL1,2 |
| Family | William Burnett Underhill b. 1818, d. Apr 16, 1905 | |
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Compiler:
Richard Prescott Bale
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