>Date: Sat, 22 Apr 2000 09:17:32 -0700 >From: [email protected] >Subject: New Catawba County, NC Query Forum Post > >Catawba County, NC Query Forum >A new message, "John & Jane Robinson," was posted by Rosemary Moore on >Sat, 22 Apr 2000 It is a response to "John and Jane Robinson," posted >by Dan Robinson on Sat, 22 Apr 2000 > >Surname: Milligan, McCorkle, Ward, Turner, Costner, Abernathy, Moore, >Sherrill, >Saunders, White, Allison, Neill > > > >--- >NAME: Rosemary Moore >EMAIL: [email protected] >DATE: Apr 22 2000 >QRYTEXT: Hi Dan, >Have you seen the book, Through the Years with Jane and John Robinson, by >Marie Beatty, Pauline Gilleland Drum, and Shirley V. Beatty ? >In it, they list the will of Adam Perkins (July 16, 1794, Lincoln Co, Book >17, Pgs 124-124) who lists John as the son of Isaac and Rachel Robinson, >Also in the book a family report of W.A. Day, lists Isaac's mother as a >sister of Adam Perkins, and Isaac's wife Rachel as a Simpson). John lived >and grew up with this Adam Perkins, a batchelor, and inherited his land. >He lived a short time with Isaac in Haywood during his (Isaac's) latter >years but moved back to Catawba County after his death. >Also from Haywood county, are land deeds from Isaac Robinson to Isaac Jr., >John Robinson, Aaron Robinson, William Robinson, and Richard Robinson, and >the authors say they believe these men to be John Robinson's brothers. >As far as Jane Robinson's parentage, in the book, WA Day lists her as an >orphan girl, living with her uncle, Captain Crawford, a Rev. soldier, in >Iredell Co., across the Catawba River from the Long Island Cotton Mill. >This is all the authors say on the ancestors of the Robinson couple. >This is not one of my lines, but I have the book as it has some allied >lines of my family. >Hope this helps. >Rosemary M > >. > > >This is an automatically-generated notice. > ><http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Catawba?admin>