John ROBINSON [Parents].
He had the following children:
F i Betsy ROBINSON F ii Rachel ROBINSON M iii Moses E. ROBINSON M iv James ROBINSON M v John R. ROBINSON M vi Elon ROBINSON M vii Ebenezar Alexander ROBINSON M viii Geon ROBINSON M ix David ROBINSON
Mitchel ROBINSON [Parents].
He had the following children:
F i Jane E. ROBINSON M ii John ROBINSON F iii Rachel ROBINSON M iv Moses E. ROBINSON M v Alexander ROBINSON F vi Edward C. ROBINSON F vii Elizabeth ROBINSON F viii Sarah ROBINSON
ROBINSON [Parents]. married James ROBINSON.
Mitchel ROBINSON [Parents] was born on 15 Jun 1811 in , Washington, Virginia. He died on 9 Jan 1900 in Winterset, Madison, Iowa. He was buried on 10 Jan 1900 in Winterset, Madison, Iowa. He married Priscilla LESTER on 6 Feb 1834 in Washington, Virginia.
Other marriages:CART, Elizabeth
BURIAL: Winterset Cemetery
NEWSPAPER: The Winterset Madisonian, Winterset, Iowa, Thursday, January 18, 1900, p.1: "An Old Citizen Gone -- Mitchell Robinson was born in Virginia June 15th, 1811, and died at his home in Winterset, Iowa, January 9, 1900, aged 88 years, 6 months and 24 days. His last sickness was of thirteen days duration, being the disease known as capillary bronchitis. Mr. Robinson was twice married. His first wife in 1834. They had four children three of whom are dead. In 1843 he moved to Illinois, and in 1852 to Iowa, and settled in Madison county nine miles south of Winterset. After the death of his first wife, sometime in the year 1860 he married Elizibeth [sic] Cart who survives him. Mr. Robinson was a life-long christian and a faithful member of the Christian church till 1871 when he united with the Seventh Day Adventist church of which he remained a faithful and exemplary member till his death. He often called attention to the passage of scripture reading: "I have been young, and now am old; yet have I not seen the righteous forsaken or his seed begging bread". In all his dealings with men Mitchell Robinson was never knowm [sic] to take advantage in a trade. He never let his accounts go unpaid and he would himself suffer wrong rather than do his neighbors wrong. He often spoke of his hope to see the Savior come in the clouds of heaven to take his people home and be with the 144,000 who stand on Mount Zion with the lamb as spoken of in Revelations XIV. After a Short prayer at the house the remains were taken to the Adventist church, where words of comfort were spoken by Elder G. A. Larrison from Revelations XIV, 13-15, bringing to the mind the historic facts of the 12th, 13th, and 14th chapters of the same book, following the well known teachings of the church of which deceased had so long been a member. After the service at the church the remains were laid to rest in Winterset cemetery, to await the morning of the Resurrection."
NEWSPAPER: The Winterset Madisonian, Winterset, Iowa, Friday, April 5, 1895, p.2: "Mr. Mitchell Robinson, of this city, paid this week for the Madisonian to January, 1896. He began with the first number of "The Iowa Pilot" in 1856, which afterwards became The Madisonian, and has taken every number since. His present payment will take him to within a few months of forty years. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Robinson's sight has failed him very badly of late. His wife's eyes must be depended on for any information obtained by reading. He is otherwise in apparently good health for one of his advanced years. May many years of peace and happiness and Godly example to family and friends yet be the lot of him and his noble companion."
NEWSPAPER: The Winterset Madisonian, Winterset, Iowa, Thursday, January 18, 1900, p.5: "Mitchell Robinson, whose death occurred on the 9th, was one of the original subscicers [sic] to the Iowa Pilot, and his subscription to its successor, the Madisonian, was never allowed to lapse, having thus been a constant subscriber for forty-three years and fourteen weeks."
Priscilla LESTER was born on 28 Aug 1818 in Washington, Virginia. She died on 8 Oct 1859 in , Madison, Iowa. She was buried in Scott, Madison, Iowa. She married Mitchel ROBINSON on 6 Feb 1834 in Washington, Virginia.
BURIAL: Beem Cemetery
They had the following children:
M i William A. ROBINSON. M ii James Tyler ROBINSON was born on 25 Feb 1844. He died on 31 Mar 1861. F iii Priscilla ROBINSON was born on 27 Jul 1847. She died on 8 Oct 1859. M iv Josiah Goodman ROBINSON
Mitchel ROBINSON [Parents] was born on 15 Jun 1811 in , Washington, Virginia. He died on 9 Jan 1900 in Winterset, Madison, Iowa. He was buried on 10 Jan 1900 in Winterset, Madison, Iowa. He married Elizabeth CART on 20 Mar 1860 in Madison, Iowa.
Other marriages:LESTER, Priscilla
BURIAL: Winterset Cemetery
NEWSPAPER: The Winterset Madisonian, Winterset, Iowa, Thursday, January 18, 1900, p.1: "An Old Citizen Gone -- Mitchell Robinson was born in Virginia June 15th, 1811, and died at his home in Winterset, Iowa, January 9, 1900, aged 88 years, 6 months and 24 days. His last sickness was of thirteen days duration, being the disease known as capillary bronchitis. Mr. Robinson was twice married. His first wife in 1834. They had four children three of whom are dead. In 1843 he moved to Illinois, and in 1852 to Iowa, and settled in Madison county nine miles south of Winterset. After the death of his first wife, sometime in the year 1860 he married Elizibeth [sic] Cart who survives him. Mr. Robinson was a life-long christian and a faithful member of the Christian church till 1871 when he united with the Seventh Day Adventist church of which he remained a faithful and exemplary member till his death. He often called attention to the passage of scripture reading: "I have been young, and now am old; yet have I not seen the righteous forsaken or his seed begging bread". In all his dealings with men Mitchell Robinson was never knowm [sic] to take advantage in a trade. He never let his accounts go unpaid and he would himself suffer wrong rather than do his neighbors wrong. He often spoke of his hope to see the Savior come in the clouds of heaven to take his people home and be with the 144,000 who stand on Mount Zion with the lamb as spoken of in Revelations XIV. After a Short prayer at the house the remains were taken to the Adventist church, where words of comfort were spoken by Elder G. A. Larrison from Revelations XIV, 13-15, bringing to the mind the historic facts of the 12th, 13th, and 14th chapters of the same book, following the well known teachings of the church of which deceased had so long been a member. After the service at the church the remains were laid to rest in Winterset cemetery, to await the morning of the Resurrection."
NEWSPAPER: The Winterset Madisonian, Winterset, Iowa, Friday, April 5, 1895, p.2: "Mr. Mitchell Robinson, of this city, paid this week for the Madisonian to January, 1896. He began with the first number of "The Iowa Pilot" in 1856, which afterwards became The Madisonian, and has taken every number since. His present payment will take him to within a few months of forty years. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Robinson's sight has failed him very badly of late. His wife's eyes must be depended on for any information obtained by reading. He is otherwise in apparently good health for one of his advanced years. May many years of peace and happiness and Godly example to family and friends yet be the lot of him and his noble companion."
NEWSPAPER: The Winterset Madisonian, Winterset, Iowa, Thursday, January 18, 1900, p.5: "Mitchell Robinson, whose death occurred on the 9th, was one of the original subscicers [sic] to the Iowa Pilot, and his subscription to its successor, the Madisonian, was never allowed to lapse, having thus been a constant subscriber for forty-three years and fourteen weeks."
Elizabeth CART was born in 1841 in West Virginia. She married Mitchel ROBINSON on 20 Mar 1860 in Madison, Iowa.
They had the following children:
F i Verna M. HOLE was born in 1870 in Iowa. She was related to her parents by adoption.
David E. ROBINSON [Parents] was born on 24 Jun 1829 in , Washington, Virginia. He died in Apr 1871. He married Temperance BARBARY on 10 Dec 1846 in , Washington, Virginia.
CENSUS: 1860 US Federal, Virginia, Washington, Western District, Post Office - Liberty Hall, 4 Aug 1860, p.161: "David E. Robinson, age 45, Male, Farmer, born: Virginia"
Temperance BARBARY was born on 24 Jan 1829 in Washington, Virginia. She died on 2 May 1893. She married David E. ROBINSON on 10 Dec 1846 in , Washington, Virginia.
CENSUS: 1860 US Federal, Virginia, Washington, Western District, Post Office - Liberty Hall, 4 Aug 1860, p.161: "Temerance Robinson, age 30, Female, House Keeper, born: Virginia"
They had the following children:
M i John W. C. ROBINSON. M ii James E. A. ROBINSON was born on 5 Apr 1854. M iii James ROBINSON. U iv ROBINSON. F v Mary Jane ROBINSON was born on 22 Sep 1847 in , , Virginia.
CENSUS: 1860 US Federal, Virginia, Washington, Western District, Post Office - Liberty Hall, 4 Aug 1860, p.161: "Mary Robinson, age 13, Female, born: Virginia"F vi Nancy Caroline ROBINSON M vii John Wesley ROBINSON was born on 9 Jan 1853 in Washington, Virginia. F viii Rachel H. V. ROBINSON was born on 16 Mar 1856 in Washington, Virginia. M ix William Andrew ROBINSON M x Charles Jackson ROBINSON M xi David Wiley ROBINSON was born on 5 Feb 1864. M xii Mitchell Mactier ROBINSON M xiii Asbury Russell ROBINSON was born 1 on 11 Jul 1869 in , Madison, Iowa. He died on 7 Apr 1934.
James ROBINSON [Parents].James married Mary ROUSE.
Isabel ROBINSON [Parents].Isabel married KIRK.
Levina ROBINSON [Parents].Levina married JAMES.
David G. HILLEN was born in 1809. He died on 20 May 1854 in Washington, Virginia. He was buried in Green Spring Cem, Virginia. He married Nancy Jane FARNSWORTH on 10 Mar 1853 in Washington, Virginia.
Nancy Jane FARNSWORTH [Parents] was born in 1834 in Washington, Virginia. She died in 1857 in Washington, Virginia. She married David G. HILLEN on 10 Mar 1853 in Washington, Virginia.