Individuals marked with a red dot are direct ancestors of L Robinson

Haag, Johann Pieter (b. ABT 1710, d. BEF 1757)

Note: !INFO SOURCES (Donna):
BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. "The Palatine Families of NY" Pages 411-412.
SLC FHC US/BOOK AREA #974.7 D2j, Vols 1 & 2.
2. "Minkler in America: A Genealogy"
SLC FHC US/CA BOOK #929.273 M665m. 29 Mar 1995 LAST UPDATE: 7 May 1995.

NOTES:
Marianne says they have three children.

Note: !INFO SOURCES (Donna):
BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. "The Palatine Families of NY" Pages 411-412.
SLC FHC US/BOOK AREA #974.7 D2j, Vols 1 & 2.
2. "Minkler in America: A Genealogy"
SLC FHC US/CA BOOK #929.273 M665m. 29 Mar 1995 LAST UPDATE: 7 May 1995.

Nickname "Lena".

Note: !BURIAL: "Kosciusko County, Indiana Cemetery Records", v1, Franklin and Seward Twps, by Lester H. Binnie, Oct 1974, 977-282 V3k v1; p 80, Franklin Cemetery, Lot 20, Row 6;
Nancy Robinson died 1857 age 71 years, Mother; buried next to husband.

CENSUS:
1850, Frankin Twp, Kosciusko Co, IN 18 Oct 1850, p 392b, ln 7;
ROBINSON, Nancy, age 69, F, b VA.
(living with her are Sarah, George, & Andrew; lives next to sons Wm. and Henry and their families).

SOURCE (from Marianne):
Nancy Miller, b 1781/8 Feb 1782, Bedford Co., VA, d Kosciusko, IN dau of Henry Miller and Sarah Pearcy, m 4 Dec 1780, Bedford, VA (source: Sec IV, Ch 7, Bedford, VA records).

AFN: 4KW3-H3; no work done, dates not verified.

NOTES:
Submitted by Donna. Included were b 1781 in VA, d place Kosciusko Co, IN.

Note: MARRIAGE: Info from Marianne; Sec IV, Ch 7, Bedford, VA records.

BIRTH: Abt 1755, <VA> from Ancestral files 2/1996; AFN: CQPZ-D4.

MILITARY-CHILDREN: In the Revolutionary War; The World Family Tree, Vol 3 (record 6594); same record also lists the names of 8 of his children (though only the first name of Nancy & no additional info on her), and lists some of thier kids.

Note: SOURCE: (from Marianne)
The World Family Tree Vol 3 (record 4707) lists Sarah Pearcy's father as John Pearcy Jr., b 1337, Devon, Eng., d 1834 in Bedford Co., VA, m 29 Dec 1758 in VA Anna Margaret Spencer, b 1738 in VA, d 1836 in Bedford. It lists 11 kids.

John Pearcy's father was John, b 1755, and mother was Elizabeth Webber, b 1755.

Note: !INFO SOURCES:
BIRTH: 1
1860 CENSUS: To be researched.
1880 CENSUS: Dayton, Richland, Wisconsin
Source: FHL Film 1255445 National Archives Film T9-1445 Page 49C
Enumerated with husband and 3 children;
Eliza ROBINSON Wife F M W 50 INDIANA
Occ: Keeps House Fa: KENTUCKY Mo: KENTUCKY.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. "History of Crawford and Richland Counties, Wisconsin"
Publisher: Union Publishing Co., Springfield, IL, 1884.
Pages 1018-1019. SLC FHC US/CAN BOOK AREA - 977.57 H2g.
LAST UPDATE: 20 Feb 1994.

Note: !INFO SOURCES (Donna):
BIRTH: Census & 1.
DEATH: 1

MARRIAGE: Kosciusko Co, IN Marriage Book 3:193, http://user.ctlnet.com/gan155/marR.htm; 9/98; William F Robinson + Eliza Jane Robinson, m 9 Dec 1851.

1860 CENSUS: Address; Not enumerated with parents.
1880 CENSUS: Dayton, Richland, Wisconsin
Source: FHL Film 1255445 National Archives Film T9-1445 Page 49C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
William ROBINSON Self M M W 51 KENTUCKY
Occ: Farmer Fa: KENTUCKY Mo: KENTUCKY
Eliza ROBINSON Wife F M W 50 INDIANA
Occ: Keeps House Fa: KENTUCKY Mo: KENTUCKY
Elmer ROBINSON Son M S W 17 WISCONSIN
Fa: KENTUCKY Mo: IND
Milton ROBINSON Son M S W 14 WISCONSIN
Occ: At School Fa: KENTUCKY Mo: IND
Adella ROBINSON Dau F S W 11 WISCONSIN
Occ: At School Fa: KENTUCKY Mo: IND.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. "History of Crawford and Richland Counties, Wisconsin"
Publisher: Union Publishing Co., Springfield, IL, 1884.
Pages 1018-1019. SLC FHC US/CAN BOOK AREA - 977.57 H2g.
"Their son [Henry Robinson & Sarah Farmer], William F, now resides on section 29. He was born in Anderson Co., Ky., in September, 1828. He was but one year old when his pioneer life began in Tippecanoe county, and but eleven years of age when his parents removed to Kosciusko county, where he grew to manhood. He was joined in marriage in 1851 to Eliza J. Robinson. She was born in Washington Co., Ind. He purchased timber land in Franklin town and cleared a portion of it, remaining there until 1854, when he came to Richland county. He purchased land on section 4 of the town of Eagle, and lived there until 1862, when he came to Dayton and purchased eighty acres of land on section 29, in the portion of the town known as Fox Hollow. He has since that time purchased other land, and his farm now contains 180 acres. He has engaged in raising grain and stock. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson have three children living - James E., Alfred M., and Adello M."

CONFLICT: Is William's mother Sarah FARMER or Sarah L ROBERT?

Note: CONFLICT: John S. Robinson is most likely a son of Henry Robinson, though Donna's genealogist had him as a son of his uncle William.

MARRIAGE: m 18 Nov 1827 in Monroe Co, IN; info from Donald Matson, E-mail donmatson@hotmail.com, 3/98; also same found in Indiana Marriage Through 1850 at http://www.statelib.lib.in.us/tango/marriage.

DEATH: d 16 May 1871 at Fremont, NE; book Cedar Rapids, Nebraska 1884-1984, p 204.

1830 CENSUS: Perry Twp, Tippecanoe, IN, p 240; next door to William;
Robinson, Henry, male 2 -5 1 20-30
female 1 20-30

1840 CENSUS: Franklin Twp, Kosciusko Co, IN, p 22, ln 25;
Robinson, Henry, 1 M 30-40, 1 F 30-40, 1 M 10-15, 1 M 5-10, 1 F und 5, 1 M und 5;
This is likely: Henry, Sarah, Wm. F, James H, Nancy J, John S, & Rbt. T. 1850 CENSUS: Franklin Twp, Kosciusko Co, IN, 18 Oct 1850, p 392b, ln 11-21;
11) ROBINSON, Henry, age 46, M, Coper, $400 RE, b KY;
12) Sarah, age 46, F, b KY;
13) Wm. P., age 22, M, Farmer, b KY;
14) James H., age 20, M, Farmer, b IN;
15) Nancy J., age 16, F, b IN;
16) John S., age 13, M, b IN;
17) Rbt. T., age 11, M b IN;
18) Mary E., age 9, F, b IN;
19) Frier B., age 6, M, b IN;
20) Jeremiah B., age 4, M, b IN;
21) Andrew T., age 8/12, M, b IN.
1860 CENSUS: Address; Dayton, Richland Co., WI
Age 55 in 1860. Farmer.
Real Estate - $1,500. Personal Estate - $500.
Enumerated with wife & children.
Roll ?, PG 120, LN 40.
1870 CENSUS: Address; Dayton, Richland Co., WI.
Age 65 in 1870. Farmer.
Real Estate - $2,000. Personal Estate - $500.
Enumerated with wife & children.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. "History of Crawford and Richland Counties, Wisconsin"
Publisher: Union Publishing Co., Springfield, IL, 1884.
Pages 1018-1019. SLC FHC US/CAN BOOK AREA - 977.57 H2g.
"Henry Robinson, deceased, an early settler of the town of Dayton, was born in Anderson Co., Ky., in September, 1805. He was joined in marriage to Sarah Farmer. In 1829, in company with his brother William and some others, he emigrated to Indiana and settled in Tippecanoe county, near the line of Clinton county, and was one of the pioneers in that section of the country. He remained there about ten years, then removed to Kosciusko county; he was also an early settler there. He then purchased timber land, cleared a farm, and made that his home until the fall of 1854, when he sold out and started for Wisconsin, traveling overland, bringing his family and household goods along. After three weeks travel he arrived at the home of his brother William, at Pleasant Hill, in the town of Eagle, and there spent the winter. In the spring of 1855 he removed to Dayton and entered land on section 28, as before stated, remaining here until 1871, then sold and moved to Boone Co., Neb, where he died two years later. His wife died in 1876. They were the parents of eleven children, six of whom are now living."

BIBLIOGRAPHY: 2. "History of Richland Counties, Wisconsin" Film #1869865, item 3;
p 199;
"From 1852 until 1856 the settlement of the town [Dayton] progressed rapidly, the following named coming during that period: ... William Robinson, Henry Robinson...Levi Leslie..."
p 200-201;
"Henry Robinson, also an early settler of the town of Dayton, was, born in Anderson county, Ky., in September, 1805. In 1829, in company with his brother William and some others, he emigrated to Indiana and settled in Tippecanoe county, near the line of Clinton County, and was one of the pioneers in that section of the county. He remained there about ten years and then removed to Kosciusko county, where he was also an early settler. He there purchased timber land, cleared a farm, and made that his home until the fall of 1854, when he sold out and started for Wisconsin, traveling overland, bringing his family and household goods with him. After three weeks travel he arrived at the home of his brother William, at Pleasant Hill, in the town of Eagle, and there spent the winter. In the spring of 1855 he removed to Dayton and entered land on section 28, remaining there until 1871, then sold out and moved to Boone county, Nebraska, where he died two years later."

BIOGRAPHY: Cedar Rapids, Nebraska 1884-1984, 978.251/C1 H2C;
p 204, "Robinson Family, Henry Robinson was born in Kentucky; died May 16, 1872 at Fremont, Nebraska. Married Sarah Farmer - eleven children. Sarah, born in Indiana; died at Dayton, Nebraska in 1877.
"The family settled at Richland Center, Wisconsin in 1854. In 1871, some of the family left Wisconsin for Nebraska, where they stopped briefly in the Fremont area. In 1872 they moved on to Boone County where five of the sons established homesteads in the Cedar Valley." (more about the sons, etc).

RESIDENCES:
1805- Anderson Co, KY
1829-1839 Tippecanoe Co, IN (near Clinton Co)
1839-1854 Franklin, Kosciusko Co, IN
Fall 1854 Pleasant HIll, town of Eagle, WI
Spring 1855-1871 Dayton, Richland, WI
1871-1872 Boone Co, NE

IGI: 1903657.

Note: BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. "History of Crawford and Richland Counties, Wisconsin"
Publisher: Union Publishing Co., Springfield, IL, 1884.
Pages 1018-1019. SLC FHC US/CAN BOOK AREA - 977.57 H2g.

BIRTH: b 25 Dec 1808 in KY, info: Donald Matson, E-mail donmatson@hotmail.com, 3/98; b Abt 1804 according to 1850 census.

NOTES: Someplace her name was "Sarah L ROBERT". Name of Sarah FARMER used in source 1.

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Note: !INFO SOURCES:
BIRTH: Date and place from census and 1.
1860 CENSUS: Address: Dayton, Richland Co., WI
Age 16 in 1860. Attending school.
Enumerated with parents & siblings.
Roll ?, PG 122, LN 12.
1870 CENSUS: Address; Not listed with family. To be researched.
BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. "History of Crawford and Richland Counties, Wisconsin"
Publisher: Union Publishing Co., Springfield, IL, 1884.
Pages 1018-1019. SLC FHC US/CAN BOOK AREA - 977.57 H2g.
LAST UPDATE: 20 Feb 1994.

Note: BURIAL: Sunrise Cemetery, Cedar Rapids, Boone, NE; p 65, ln 30, Sgt. J. H. Robinson (Co. D), b 6 Jun 1830, d 6 Jan 1897, GAR 4th Wis. Inf.

BIRTH: b 1830/31 or 1846/7 .

!INFO SOURCES:
BIRTH: Date and place from census and 1.
1850 CENSUS: Address; To be researched.
1860 CENSUS: Address; Dayton, Richland Co., WI
Age 13 in 1860. Attending school.
Enumerated with parents & siblings.
Roll ?, PG 122, LN 13.
1870 CENSUS: Address; Dayton, Richland Co., WI.
Age 23 in 1870. Farm Laborer.
Enumerated with parents & siblings.
Roll ?, PG 8, LN 6.
1880 CENSUS: Address; Cedar, Boone Co., NE, 4 Jun 1880.
Age 49 in 1880. Married. Farmer.
Has 2 servants and 4 boarders in household.
Roll T779 #37, VOL 1, ED 126, SH 7, LN 1.
1 Robinson H, James WM 49 Married Farmer IN KY IN.
2 Jane WF 48 Wife Keeping house IN Ireland ??.
3 Herbert WM 19 Son Single At home WI IN IN.
4 Franklin WM 10 Son At home Atten sch WI IN IN.
5 Edwin WM 9 Son Attending school WI IN IN.
1890 CENSUS: Union Veterans, Cedar Pct, Boone, NE, ln 13.
1900 CENSUS: Address; To be researched.

MILITARY: Sergeant, Co. D, 11th Wisconsin Infantry, Civil War, Aug 1861-Dec 1864, 3y4m; chronic lumbago diarrhea.

OCCUPATION: First postmaster of Boone County, with office in his home; Dayton, NE 1873-1882; Cedar Rapids, NE 1882-1885.

BIOGRAPHY:
History of Richland County, Wisconsin; Film #1869865, item 3; p 200-201;
"From 1850 to 1856 came still greater acquistions to the prospering colonists, and requiring more room they stepped further into the wilderness parts. Among the families who came to the town about this time were... James H. Robinson...[15 in all]. These make up the principal part of the early pioneers of Eagle, who braved the dangers and hardships incident to the settlement of a wilderness, and carved out of it for themselves and their growing families a home, a comfortable home, which they left as legacies to those who followed them on earth's stage of action." p 211;
"James H. Robinson, a native of Indiana, came in 1854 and settled on section 4. He was a single man at the time, but married soon afterward and lived there a number of years, then sold out and removed to Nebraska, where he became a prominent citizen."

BIOGRAPHY: Cedar Rapids, Nebraska 1884-1984, 978.251/C1 H2C, p 7
"On August 17, 1873, a postoffice was officially established by the U.S. Government. The postoffice, in the kitchen of the James H. Robinson home, was loacated...[in Dayton]. Strong sticks were driven into the walls of the sod house to designate the postoffice area. A cracker box was divided into sections and used to take care of the mail. Mr. Robinson was the first and only postmaster of Dayton." Through various petitions, the postoffice was eventually moved. ...the postoffice was moved to Cedar Rapids from Dayton. "The official date for operation to being was September 30, 1882. James H. Robinson was retained as postmaster, a position he held until 1885." p 8, Pioneer Sketches;
"James H. Robinson -- born June 6, 1830 in Indiana. He married Jane S. McClintick May 15, 1851. The family moved to Wisconsin in 1854, then came to Nebraska in 1871, moving to Cedar Valley in 1872. Seven children were born to James and Jane. She died in Cedar Rapids in 1913. He died in 1897.
"Robinson's homestead was Section 32, Township 19, Range 7, north of Cedar Rapids. James was postmaster of the Dayton postoffice from 1873 till 1882, then became the first postmaster in Cedar Rapids. He served here from 1882 until 1885. He was a Civil War veteran and served in Company D, 11th Wisconsis Infantry as Sergeant."
p 71, listed as attending the first service of the Methodist Church, in the dugout of Mr. Robinson, along with R.T, Beecher, John and Arthur Robinson, Jim & Morton McClintick, etc. After the meeting in the dugout, services were held in the Robinson schoolhouse, a sod building located east of the town of Dayton. The Robinson's are listed as members of the congregation who helped the building committee.
p 98, Civil War Vetrans, in 1881, a G.A.R. Post was organized, J.H. Robinson listed as a member, along with R.T. and G.A. Robinson. Also listed as a member of the post in 1887.

Note: BURIAL: Sunrise Cemetery, Cedar Rapids, Boone, NE; p 65, ln 29; Jane S. Robinson (wife of James H.), b 15 May 1831, d 26 Jun 1913.

!INFO SOURCES:
BIRTH: Date and place from census.
1880 CENSUS: Address; Cedar, Boone Co., NE.
Age 48 in 1880. Married. Keeping House.
Roll T779 #37, VOL 1, ED 126, SH 7, LN 2.
LAST UPDATE: 29 Mar 1994.

BIOGRAPHY: Cedar Rapids, Nebraska 1884-1984, 978.251/C1 H2C,
p 8, Pioneer Sketches; "...He [James H. Robinson] married Jane S. McClintick May 15, 1851... Seven children were born to James and Jane. She died in Cedar Rapids in 1913."
p 204, under Robinson Family, "Wife, Jane, born May 15, 1831, in Indiana; died June 26, 1913. Parents of Jane: father, Hugh McClintick, born in Ireland; died 1890 in Cedar Rapids, Nebraska. Mother, Nancy Steen, born in Pennsylvania."

Note: BIOGRAPHY: Cedar Rapids, Nebraska 1884-1984, 978.251/C1 H2C, p 9, Pioneer Sketches;
"Elias and Amelia Aldrich Burkman - came to Boone County from northern Iowa and took up a homestead claim on 160 acres about two miles southeast of Cedar Rapids, land now owned by Robert Kayton. They made their home here until Mrs. Burkman's death in 1879. Mr. Burkman died in 1882 at Palmer, Nebraska at the home of a son, Warren Burkman. They were the parents of Mrs. G. H. Cox."

Note: 1880 CENSUS: Dayton, Richland, Wisconsin
Source: FHL Film 1255445 National Archives Film T9-1445 Page 48A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Edwin ROBINSON Self M M W 25 WISCONSIN
Occ: Farmer Fa: KENTUCKY Mo: INDIANA
Mary ROBINSON Wife F M W 25 INDIANA
Occ: Keeps House Fa: N. J. Mo: N.J.
William ROBINSON Son M S W 3 WISCONSIN
Fa: WISCONSIN Mo: INDIANA
Frank ROBINSON Son M S W 2 WISCONSIN
Fa: WIS Mo: IND
Sarah FREED Other F S W 12 INDIANA
Occ: At School Fa: INDIANA Mo: INDIANA.

Note: NOTES: Came from Grandma Helen's stuff.

The back of a family photo of parents and 3 oldest sons says, "Lewis died in Canada at 70 years".

Note: !BURIAL: "Kosciusko County, Indiana Cemetery Records", v1, Franklin and Seward Twps, by Lester H. Binnie, Oct 1974, 977-282 V3k v1; p 79, Franklin Cemetery, Lot 1, Row 7;
Robert Robinson died 20 Aug. 1874, 63-9-27 (23 Oct 1810).

CENSUS:
1850, Franklin Twp, Kosciusko Co, Indiana, 17 Oct 1850, p 392a, ln 5-12;
5) ROBINSON, Robert, age 39, M, Farmer, $2500 RE, b KY;
6) Frances, age 33, F, b SC;
7) Nancy J, age 11, F, b IN, attended school;
8) Martha A, age 10, F, b IN, attended school;
9) Wm. H, age 6, M, b IN, attended school;
10) James N, age 4, M, b IN;
11) Geo. A., age 2, M, b IN;
12) Anna E. age 3/12, F, b IN.

WILL:
Written 13 Aug 1873 in Koscuisko County, Indiana. Wife Frances, son Charles, son Joseph, daughter Caroline, and Laura E., heirs of daughter Martha A. Miller.
Heirs William H? Robinson, Martha Ann Miller heirs, James Sr?, George A, Charles, Caroline, Joseph A. And Laura E. Robinson. Witnesses Milo R. Barber, Andrew Robinson, & William Sugger?. In probate 24 Aug 1874.

DEATH: from AFN #4KW3-DK as of 2 Jan 1996.

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Note: NOTE: This may be the same Martha Sharp, married previously to Robert's brother, John, except that Martha supposedly died in 1875...? Should Martha be removed from marriage to Robert? Don't have sources to know why she's here.

Note: MARRIAGE: Ann Robinson + Danforth Hurlburt, m 18 Dec 1839, Kosciusko Co Marriage Book 1:49; don't know if this is our Annie Robinson...? .

Note: CENSUS:
1850, Franklin Twp, Kosciusko Co, Indiana, 18 Oct 1850, p 392b, ln 8;
ROBINSON, Sarah, age 41, F, b KY;
living with mother and 3 brothers, living next door to 2 brothers and their families.

Note: !BURIAL: "Kosciusko County, Indiana Cemetery Records", v1, Franklin and Seward Twps, by Lester H. Binnie, Oct 1974, 977-282 V3k v1; p 79, Franklin Cemetery, Lot 5, Row 6;
George M. Robinson, died 15 Apr 1894, 74-8-29 (17 Jul 1819); buried next to wife.

MARRIAGE: Kosciusko Co, IN Marriage Book 3:136; George M. Robinson + Sarah Lewis, m 11 Nov 1850.

CENSUS:
1850, Franklin Twp, Kosciusko Co, Indiana, 18 Oct 1850, p 392b, ln 9;
9) ROBINSON, George, age 30, M, Farmer, $500 RE, b KY;
(living by brothers William, Andrew, and Henry).
1880; Seward, Kosciusko, Indiana
Source: FHL Film 1254290 National Archives Film T9-0290 Page 188A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
George ROBINSON Self M M W 60 KY
Occ: Farmer Fa: PA Mo: PA
Sarah ROBINSON Wife F M W 67 PA
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NJ Mo: PA
Johnathan ROBINSON Son M S W 25 IN
Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: PA
Retta BROKAW Other F S W 15 IN
Occ: Servant Fa: IN Mo: IN.