This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Crocker, Marple Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/wNC.2ACE/1078.2 Message Board Post: Hope this helps, but note I haven't verified all the info. yet. Robinson Crocker, b. 3 Dec 1757, Falmouth, Mass., was a son of Timothy Crocker and Susanna Robinson. He was supposedly buried at the Kirk McColl Church in St. Stephen, NB on 18 Nov 1824. He married Jane Marple on 10 Nov 1791. She was born 13 Feb 1765, and was also buried at the Kirk McColl Church on 4 Jun 1817. The burial info. I got from http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~aek740/kirk-Mccoll.html which are scanned images of the Kirk McColl Church Records. So far I have found seven children for them, all born St. Stephen, NB. 1. Timothy, b. 5 Nov 1792, d. 3 Jul 1869, St. Stephen, NB, m(1) Jane F. Berry, m(2) Julia C. Andrews, m(3) Sarah Hanson 2. David Robinson, b. 15 Sep 1795, d. 1 Aug 1856, Derby, NB, m. Mary Newcomb 3. Rowland, b. 3 May 1798, m(1) Jane Bartley or Bartlet, m(2) Margaret A. Parker 4. Susannah Ann, b. 13 Aug 1799, m. Joseph Crockett 5. Mary, b. 9 Apr 1802, m. John Earle 6. Jane, b. 31 May 1804, m. Henry Albee 7. Lucrecia "Lucy" Freeman, b. 31 Mar 1806, m. William Parker Libby Robinson Crocker is listed in "The Loyalists of New Brunswick" by Esther Clark Wright written in 1955 as getting his first Loyalist grant in St. Andrews, Charlotte Co., NB, but nothing further is mentioned. Jane Marple is probably a daughter of Northrup Marple, also a Loyalist from New York. He served as a guide during the Revolution. He received his first grant in Charlotte Co., NB, and later resided in Kingston, Kings Co., NB. Robinson's father Timothy Crocker was b. 23 Aug 1728, Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Mass. He was the son of Deacon John Crocker and Mary Hinckley. He died 17 Oct 1800 in Falmouth, Mass. Susannah Robinson was b. Nov 1738, the daughter of Roland Robinson and his wife Thankful. She died 22 Jan 1809 in Falmouth, Mass. I'm related to Robinson Crocker through Rowland's son Rowland.