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born on 20 Dec 1878 in Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire. She
died about 1880 in Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire. Parents:
George Alexander ROBINSON and Jane Morris HAYLES. Annie Ethel (Ethel) ROBINSON was christened on 10 Jun 1877 in St Patrick's Cathedral, Auckland, New Zealand. The two sponsors were: Daniel McNamara and Caroline Kay (Kaine is recorded). She was recorded as four weeks old at the time of her christening. She was born about 1877 in Auckland, New Zealand. She died on 2 Dec 1966 in Auckland, New Zealand. She never married. Parents: William ROBINSON and Julia MCNAMARA. Beryl ROBINSON was born about 1931 in Bury, Lancashire. She died about 1984. Parents: George Alexander ROBINSON and Mary FLETCHER. Caroline ROBINSON was born on 9 Jun 1846 in Doon, Limerick, Ireland. She was christened on 28 Jun 1846 in Doon, Limerick, Ireland. She emigrated on 22 Jul 1865 from London to Auckland, New Zealand. The family sailed from London on the 22nd July 1865 on the Aliquis (1121 tons, Captain John Davidson) with 125 passengers on board. It arrived in Auckland ninety one days later on 25 October 1865. Parents: John ROBINSON and Johanna CURTAIN. Spouse: Robert KAY. Robert KAY and Caroline ROBINSON were married on 19 Mar 1873 in St Francis of Assisi Church, Thames, Auckland, New Zealand. The priest was Father Nivard Jourdan. The three witnesses were: William Robinson a Reporter from Shortland (her brother), Annie Kay from Parnell (Robert's sister) and Julia McNamara (soon to be William's wife) from Parawai. They had no children. Catherine Alice ROBINSON was born on 19 Apr 1880. She was christened on 15 May 1880. Parents: William ROBINSON and Julia MCNAMARA. Charles Ernest ROBINSON was born about 1898 in Barnsley, Yorkshire. Spouse: Florrie WALSHAW. Charles Ernest ROBINSON and Florrie WALSHAW were married. They had three sons and a daughter between 1923 and 1935. Children were: Roy ROBINSON, Doreen May ROBINSON, Jack ROBINSON, Terry ROBINSON. Cinderella ROBINSON was born about 1851 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. After her mother's marriage she was known as Cinderella Danforth. Parents: Julia ROBINSON. Clara ROBINSON was born about 1839. Parents: John ROBINSON and Mary BEAUMONT/WALSHAW. Clarence ROBINSON. Parents: David ROBINSON and Unknown UNKNOWN. Clarence Anthony (Bill) ROBINSON was born on 2 Oct 1911 in Auckland, New Zealand. He served in the military between 1939 and 1945. About 1960 he was a Car Dealer in Auckland, New Zealand. He was named in the probates of his aunts (Ethel and Florence Katherine) and his uncle Frederick between 1960 and 1966 in Auckland, New Zealand. He died of Cancer about 1984 in Auckland, New Zealand. Parents: Clarence Harold ROBINSON and Kathleen MEEHAN. Spouse: Jean Ann CAMERON. Clarence Anthony (Bill) ROBINSON and Jean Ann CAMERON were married about 1949 in Auckland, New Zealand. Children were: Kerry Ann Therese ROBINSON. Clarence Harold ROBINSON was born on 31 Jul 1886 in Auckland, New Zealand. He was christened on 22 Aug 1886. In 1910 he was a Clerk in Parnell, Auckland, New Zealand. He lived in Parnell, Auckland, New Zealand in 1910. He was sentenced to reformatory treatment on 26 Aug 1914. A report in the Evening Post vol. LXXXVI issue 49 of 26 August 1913 reported "EMBEZZLEMENT : AUCKLAND, This Day. At the Supreme Court, Clarence Harold Robinson, charged with having embezzled £328 from the Auckland City Council was sentenced to reformatory treatment not exceeding three years." He died on 10 Nov 1918 in Auckland, New Zealand. Parents: William ROBINSON and Julia MCNAMARA. Spouse: Kathleen
MEEHAN. Clarence Harold ROBINSON and Kathleen MEEHAN were married on 22 Dec
1910 in Roman Catholic Church, Ellerslie, New Zealand. Apparently
after Clarence Harold's death Kathleen married John Henry Robinson (a relative?)
and they had five children.
David ROBINSON was born on 13 Mar 1848 in Doon, Limerick, Ireland. He was christened on 14 May 1848 in Doon, Limerick, Ireland. He emigrated on 22 Jul 1865 from London to Auckland, New Zealand. The family sailed from London on the 22nd July 1865 on the Aliquis (1121 tons, Captain John Davidson) with 125 passengers on board. It arrived in Auckland ninety one days later on 25 October 1865. He may have moved on to Boston, America later. Parents: John ROBINSON and Johanna CURTAIN. Spouse: Unknown UNKNOWN. David ROBINSON and Unknown UNKNOWN were married. Children were: Clarence ROBINSON, Sylvia ROBINSON. David ROBINSON was born after 1880 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA. Parents: John Charles ROBINSON and Johanna UNKNOWN. David ROBINSON was born on 23 Apr 1882 in Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire. In 1901 he was a Plumber's Apprentice in Southport, Lancashire. He died in 1972 in Southport, Lancashire. Parents: George Alexander ROBINSON and Jane Morris HAYLES. Spouse: Margaret MAYSON. David ROBINSON and Margaret MAYSON were married. Children were: David Mayson ROBINSON, Henry Charles (Harry) ROBINSON, Alice ROBINSON. David Anthony ROBINSON. Parents: Martin David ROBINSON and Jean Mary MEAR.  David Mayson
ROBINSON was born on 4 Dec 1909 in Southport, Lancashire. He
died on 6 Jul 2007 in Southport, Lancashire. Parents: David ROBINSON and Margaret
MAYSON.Spouse: Marion BRETHERTON. David Mayson ROBINSON and Marion BRETHERTON were married on 16 Sep 1943 in St. Andrew's Church, Southport, Lancashire. Children were: Martin David ROBINSON, Joyce Marion ROBINSON. Doreen May ROBINSON. Parents: Charles Ernest ROBINSON and Florrie WALSHAW. Edith (Edythe) ROBINSON was born on 1 Oct 1898 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA. She lived in Lincoln Avenue, Belleview Borough, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA between 1910 and 1920. She lived with her mother, brother and step father. By 1920 she was known as Lambe. In 1920 she was a Stenographer at the Steel/Car Works in Pennsylvania, USA. She died on 7 Jun 1991 in Howland Township, Warren, Trumbull, Ohio, West Virgina, USA. She was buried in Coral Ridge Cemetery, Florida. Her death was recorded as Edithe but she was buried as Edythe L. and with her husband Elmer S. Coral Ridge Cemetery is relatively new, with the earliest graves dating back to the late 1960s. The privately owned cemetery does not allow standing grave stones. Parents: William H ROBINSON and Laura UNKNOWN. Spouse: Elmer S UTZLER. Elmer S UTZLER and Edith (Edythe) ROBINSON were married about 1923 in Pennsylvania, USA. They lived in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA in 1930. She was recorded as Edythe Etzler. Edith lived with her husband, daughter and brother William H. Robinson. Children were: Laura Jane UTZLER. Elizabeth (Lizzie) ROBINSON was born about 1899 in Southport, Lancashire. Parents: John Jeremiah Michael Albert ROBINSON and Phoebe Ellen SAGAR. Spouse: William HOWARD. William HOWARD and Elizabeth (Lizzie) ROBINSON were married about 1923 in Southport, Lancashire. Children were: Elizabeth M. HOWARD, Cicely HOWARD, (Male) HOWARD, James HOWARD, William HOWARD. Emma ROBINSON was born on 17 Dec 1835 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. She was christened on 14 Feb 1836 in Kirkburton, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. She died before 1841 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: John ROBINSON and Mary BEAUMONT/WALSHAW. Florence Katherine (Florrie) ROBINSON was born about 1881 in Auckland, New Zealand. She was a school teacher. She died on 22 Sep 1961 in Auckland, New Zealand. She never married. Parents: William ROBINSON and Julia MCNAMARA. Frederick Charles (Fred) ROBINSON was born about 1876 in Auckland, New Zealand. He died on 23 Jun 1965 in Auckland, New Zealand. He never married. Parents: William ROBINSON and Julia MCNAMARA. George ROBINSON. Parents: George Francis ROBINSON and Ida Mae COYLE.  George Alexander
ROBINSON was born about 1839 in Doon, Limerick, Ireland. In 1858
he was a Policeman in the Royal Irish Constabulary in Doon, Limerick, Ireland.
He served in the military between 1 Oct 1859 and 22 Oct 1878. George
was a Policeman when he attested for the 30th Foot Regiment at Curragh Camp,
County Kildare on 1 October 1859 at the age of 20.
At his own request he asked for discharge after serving 19 years and 22 days (Canada four years and 9/12). His conduct had been good and had one Good Conduct Badge and would would have had four if he had not been promoted. He also had a Second Class School Certificate. He was 39 on discharge and was 5 feet 10 1/2 inches tall with a fresh complexion, grey eyes and fair hair. His career included with the 30th Foot: Private 1 October 1859 to 3 January 1861 Corporal 4 January 1861 to 22 August 1865 Sergeant 23 August 1865 to 31 July 1871 Colour Sergeant 1 August 1871 to 31 January 1875 Sergeant 1 February 1875 to 8 April 1876 His career included with the 5th Lancs Militia: Sergeant 9 April 1876 to 22 October 1878 In 1863 he was a Sergeant in the 30th Regiment in Newport, Isle of Wight. In the 1860s the British Army was a volunteer army. George was stationed at Parkhurst Barracks, Newport, Isle of Wight. The 30th (Cambridgeshire) Regiment of Foot was formed in 1702 and designated as the 30th regiment in 1751.During the early part of the American War of Independence the Thirtieth was in Ireland; but it sailed from Cork with other reinforcements in 1781 arriving in Charleston in June 1781 and made one campaign in Carolina. When the Carolina Loyalists abandoned their old homes, in December, 1782, the 30th accompanied part of the convoy to Jamaica. As a single battalion corps, the 30th arrived in Canada in 1842. The 30th Foot fought in the Crimea in 1854 and from 1860 to 1870 the battalion served in Canada and Nova Scotia. In New York city in 1859 The Fenian Brotherhood decided to further the Irish cause for independence. In 1865 a plan was made for the Fenians to invade Canada. The planned date was 17th March 1866 (St Patrick's Day). As events have it this was not the actual day for the invasion as they were not ready. The planned elaborate attacks were not the same when put into effect due to the lack of Fenian support. The initial Fenian raid took place on the night of May 31st 1866 and the final engagement was 22nd June 1866. In 1870 the Fenians tried again with two further raids, the first on 25th May and the second 27th May. The 30th Foot were involved in the Fenian raids of 1866 in Canada (then called British North America). Only 1,368 Canadian General Service Medals were awarded to British soldiers. George was No.487 and was a Sergeant at the time. The 30th Foot then went to Jersey and were stationed at St. Peter's Barracks. George was sent to Fort Southwick in the 1870s. In the late 1870s the regiments were renamed and the 30th Foot became the 1st Battalion the East Lancashire Regiment and their depot was in Burnley. In 1881 he was a Pensioner (Colour Sergeant 5th Royal Lancashire Militia) in Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire. In 1891 he was a Bookseller and Publisher of Weekly Paper in Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire. In 1901 he was an Army Pensioner and worker in Southport, Lancashire. He died of valvular (mitral) disease of the heart and acute bronchitis (6 days) on 30 Jan 1922 in 10 Olive Grove, Southport, Lancashire. Parents: John ROBINSON and Johanna CURTAIN. Spouse: Jane Morris HAYLES. George Alexander ROBINSON and Jane Morris HAYLES were married on 26 May 1863 in St James' Church, East Cowes, Isle of Wight. As Jane worked at Osborne House she received an inscribed clock as a wedding present from the Royal Household. They lived in 10 Hardy Street, Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire in 1881. They lived in 7 Hattersley Street, Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire in 1891. They lived in 72 Chester Road, Southport, Lancashire in 1901. They lived in 50 Zetland Street, Southport, Lancashire in 1911. George Alexander was a 71 year old Army Pensioner and had been married for 48 years to Jane Morris. Jane was 67 and had had 13 live children of whom 7 were still alive. Their daughter, Alice Adelaide (25; single; upholsteress) lived with them as did a grandson, Alexander George Henry Ryder (3), who had been born in Zetland Street, Southport. The house had 5 rooms. Children were: John Jeremiah Michael Albert ROBINSON, William George ROBINSON, Alexander Henry W ROBINSON, Henry Charles (Harry) ROBINSON, Kathleen ROBINSON, Annie Elizabeth ROBINSON, Mary Jane (Theresa) ROBINSON, David ROBINSON, Alice Adelaide ROBINSON, Georgina Victoria (Gina) ROBINSON.  George Alexander
ROBINSON was born about 1894 in Southport, Lancashire. Between
1930 and 1935 he was a Policeman in Bury, Lancashire. He died about
1935 in Bury, Lancashire. After his death his widow remarried. Parents:
John Jeremiah Michael Albert ROBINSON
and Phoebe Ellen SAGAR.Spouse: Mary FLETCHER. George Alexander ROBINSON and Mary FLETCHER were married about 1926 in Doncaster, Yorkshire. Children were: Mary ROBINSON, Beryl ROBINSON.  George Francis
ROBINSON was born on 29 Jan 1871 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania,
USA. In 1910 he was a Municipal Constable in Pittsburgh, Allegheny,
Pennsylvania, USA. He had been out of work 10 days in the previous
year. In 1920 he was a Municipal Inspector in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania,
USA. In 1930 he was a Building Carpenter in Pittsburgh, Allegheny,
Pennsylvania, USA. Parents: John
Charles ROBINSON and Johanna UNKNOWN.Spouse:
Ida Mae COYLE. George Francis ROBINSON
and Ida Mae COYLE were married on 17 Apr 1895 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania,
USA. In 1930 he said that his age at marriage was 24 and Ida said
that her age was 22. They lived in 610 Morgan Street, Pittsburgh, Allegheny,
Pennsylvania, USA in 1910. It was a rented house. Ida had had 7 children
and all 7 were still alive. They lived in 2527 Charles Street, Pittsburgh, Allegheny,
Pennsylvania, USA in 1920. It was a rented house. George and Ida
had all their nine children still living at home.
George Robert ROBINSON was born on 22 Dec 1878 in Auckland, New Zealand. The family's usual residence was Newton. He was christened on 19 Jan 1879. He died about 1880 in Auckland, New Zealand. Parents: William ROBINSON and Julia MCNAMARA. Georgina Victoria (Gina) ROBINSON was born on 31 May 1887 in Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire. She emigrated on 11 Aug 1910 from Liverpool, Lancashire to Montreal, Canada. She went on the "Corsican", an Allan Line ship whose master was E. Cook. The journey was 21 days and there were 1,300 adults on board. Georgina travelled with Miss N. Johnson. (Was this Nancy Johnson daughter of Nicholas Johnson (b.1864 Southport) and Ann Rimmer (b.1865 Southport)? Nicholas was one of the seven children of Richard Johnson and Elizabeth Wright. In 1881 Nicholas was a farm servant (indoor) for the Rimmer family. In 1884 Nicholas and Ann Rimmer had married and in 1891 they had Nancy (1886), Elizabeth (1887), Richard (1890) and Hannah (1890). Richard and Hannah were triplets with John. John died soon after birth. Hannah died in 1891 and Richard died in 1892. In 1891 Nicholas was a coal dealer and in 1901 he was a general labourer in Southport and he lived with Ann and their remaining two daughters.) She arrived in Montreal from Liverpool on 18 Aug 1910. On her immigration record was noted that Georgina was 23 and the reason for coming to Canada was "to be married". She was a clerk and Church of England but has no job just before leaving England and did not envisage having one in Canada. She left Liverpool for Montreal on 27 Sep 1913. Fred, Georgina and Muriel returned on the "Megantic", a ship of the White Star Dominion Line The crossing was from Liverpool to Montreal and it lasted 21 days and they arrived on 5 October 1913. She arrived in Montreal on 18 Aug 1920. Georgina Johnson (33; married; arrived in Montreal initially in 1910 and lived there for 10 years; Canadian citizen; housewife) and her children Muriel (8), Eileen (4) and Frederick (11 months) returned to Quebec on the "Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm". She left Liverpool for Montreal on 7 Sep 1935. Georgina V. Johnson (48; b. Burnley, England) and her husband Frederick of 30 Kindersley Avenue, Mount Royal, Montreal) and their children Muriel (23), Eileen (19), Frederick (16) and David (7) arrived in Montreal on 15 September 1935 on the "Athenia". She arrived in Southampton from Quebec on 10 Aug 1939. Georgina Johnson (52; housewife; Canada House, Trafalgar Square, London; Canadian citizen) travelled cabin class on the "Empress of Australia" (Canadian Pacific Line) with her husband Frederick. She arrived in Liverpool from Montreal on 29 May 1953. Georgina V.Johnson (65; Waterloo Place, London; Canadian citizen) travelled cabin class on the "Empress of France" with her husband Frederck. She died about 1988 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. She went to New Zealand to track down family members In the 1950s. She met Clarence Anthony Robinson's wife, Jean, and they corresponded for many years. She also visited Jean and Ray Owers and their family in Bexleyheath several times. In 1975 she went to Southport and Lyn and Jim Owers went to visit her there. Parents: George Alexander ROBINSON and Jane Morris HAYLES. Spouse: Frederick JOHNSON. Frederick JOHNSON and Georgina Victoria (Gina) ROBINSON were married about 1910 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Children were: Muriel Edith JOHNSON, Eileen Norma JOHNSON, Frederick George JOHNSON, David Morris JOHNSON. Harriet ROBINSON was born about 1805 in Denby, Yorkshire. Her father was John Robinson, a Farmer. Spouse: Joseph MALLINSON. Joseph MALLINSON and Harriet ROBINSON were married on 27 Dec 1824 in St John the Baptist Church, Penistone,Yorkshire. After her husband, Joseph Mallinson's death in 1830 Harriet remained a widow until 8 May 1842 when she married William Wade, a widower. He was a Cloth Finisher and his father, Thomas, had been a Cordwainer. The witnesses to the marriage were Isaac Hinchcliffe and Benjamin Milnes. William Wade was an Agricultural Labourer who had been born in Shelley. They set up home in Denby Dale and they had two children, Joe (b.1842) and Fanny (b.1845) and James Mallinson (Harriet's son) lived with them in 1851. William died in 1858 and Harriet was, once again, a widow. In 1861 she, Joseph Wade (a Cloth Finisher) and Fanny Wade (a Factory Girl) lived at Hinchcliffe Bottom, Denby Dale, with James Mallinson. Children were: Thomas (Tom) MALLINSON, James MALLINSON, Mary Ann MALLINSON. Heather Margaret ROBINSON was born on 7 Oct 1978 in Halifax, Yorkshire. She died on 24 Jan 1996 in Killingbeck Hospital, Leeds, Yorkshire. Parents: Martin David ROBINSON and Jean Mary MEAR. Helena Mary (Mary) ROBINSON was born on 5 Feb 1913 in Auckland, New Zealand. She died about 1988 in Auckland, New Zealand. Parents: Clarence Harold ROBINSON and Kathleen MEEHAN. Spouse: Reginald (Reg) TAPPENDEN. Reginald (Reg) TAPPENDEN and Helena Mary (Mary) ROBINSON were married. Mary and Reginald had no children and then divorced. Henrietta (Pop) ROBINSON was born about 1900 in Southport, Lancashire. Henrietta was known as “Pop” as she said “pop, pop, pop” when bounced on her parents' knees when a child. She had ginger hair. Parents: John Jeremiah Michael Albert ROBINSON and Phoebe Ellen SAGAR. Spouse: James Arthur MOSS. James Arthur MOSS and Henrietta (Pop) ROBINSON were married about 1924 in Southport, Lancashire. Children were: John A. MOSS, Brian MOSS.  Henry Charles
(Harry) ROBINSON was born about 1874 in Southwick, Hampshire.
In 1891 he was a Joiner's Apprentice in Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire.
About 1912 he was an Actor. Harry was with a Repertory Company when
he met an actress called Daisy. He gave Alice Jean Derbyshire away and was
a witness at her wedding. about 1943. He died about 1961 in Derby,
Derbyshire. Parents: George
Alexander ROBINSON and Jane Morris HAYLES.Spouse:
Charlotte Emmeline (Daisy) COOK. Henry
Charles (Harry) ROBINSON and Charlotte Emmeline (Daisy) COOK were married about
1961 in Derby, Derbyshire. Charlotte had married Charles Groves in
1900 in Chorlton, Lancashire. By 1913 Harry and Daisy lived as a couple but they
waited until 1961 before marrying. Family sources say that they went for their
pensions before going to get married. The marriage was registered as Henry Charles
Robinson marrying Groves/Robinson.
Henry Charles (Harry) ROBINSON was born on 10 Sep 1911 in Southport, Lancashire. He died in 1976. Parents: David ROBINSON and Margaret MAYSON. Henry Gisborne ROBINSON was born about 1881 in Gisborne, Auckland, New Zealand. He was born after his father died. He died about 1883 in Gisborne, Auckland, New Zealand. He was one year and nine months old. He was buried with his grandmother, Johanna Robinson (nee Curtain). Parents: Henry William ROBINSON and Elizabeth Harriet REYNELL.  Henry James
ROBINSON was born on 31 Oct 1913 in Northampton, Northamptonshire.
He was registered as having a mother's name of Cook. He was sent to boarding
school about 1923. Family sources suggest that he was very unhappy
with the arrangement and had nothing more to do with his parents. Parents:
Henry Charles (Harry) ROBINSON and Charlotte Emmeline (Daisy) COOK.Spouse:
Doris May CALVERT. Henry James ROBINSON
and Doris May CALVERT were married about 1935 in Scarborough, Yorkshire.
They had one daughter, Patricia Ann in 1936. By 1939 Henry was in the King's
Royal Rifle Corps but was captured in Calais and spent six years in a P.O.W.
Camp. After being demobbed in late 1945 he went back to Scarborough and bought
a business jointly with his wife's brother. He sold his part of the business
to his brother-in-law about a year later and disappeared.
Henry William ROBINSON was born on 27 Apr 1851 in Doon, Limerick, Ireland. He was christened on 4 May 1851 in Doon, Limerick, Ireland. He emigrated on 22 Jul 1865 from London to Auckland, New Zealand. The family sailed from London on the 22nd July 1865 on the Aliquis (1121 tons, Captain John Davidson) with 125 passengers on board. It arrived in Auckland ninety one days later on 25 October 1865. In 1878 he was a Printer in Shortland, Thames, New Zealand. He died about 1881 in Gisborne, Auckland, New Zealand. Parents: John ROBINSON and Johanna CURTAIN. Spouse: Elizabeth Harriet REYNELL. Henry William ROBINSON and Elizabeth Harriet REYNELL were married on 27 Aug 1878 in St Francis of Assisi Church, Thames, Auckland, New Zealand. The two witnesses to the marriage were Edward Haydon, a Saddler from Grahamstown, and Annie Twohill from Shortland. Children were: Henry Gisborne ROBINSON. Ida Mae ROBINSON. Parents: George Francis ROBINSON and Ida Mae COYLE. Jack ROBINSON. Parents: Charles Ernest ROBINSON and Florrie WALSHAW. Spouse: Velma May EASTWOOD. Children were: Lynn ROBINSON. Jacob (Jack) ROBINSON. Parents: George Francis ROBINSON and Ida Mae COYLE. James ROBINSON. Parents: George Francis ROBINSON and Ida Mae COYLE. Joe ROBINSON was born about 1833. He was christened on 17 Nov 1833 in Kirkburton, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. Parents: John ROBINSON and Mary BEAUMONT/WALSHAW. In 1841 John ROBINSON was a Farmer in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Spouse: Mary BEAUMONT/WALSHAW. John ROBINSON and Mary BEAUMONT/WALSHAW were married on 7 Jun 1824 in St John the Baptist Church, Penistone,Yorkshire. Children were: Anne ROBINSON, John ROBINSON, Mary Ann ROBINSON, Julia ROBINSON, Joe ROBINSON, Emma ROBINSON, Clara ROBINSON, Joseph SILVERWOOD. John ROBINSON was christened on 8 Mar 1813 in St Michael's Church, Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. He was born about 1813 in Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. In 1844 he was a Policeman in the County Limerick Police in Doon, Limerick, Ireland. He may have enlisted in Louth in 1837 when he was listed as married. He died on 7 Nov 1854 in Doon, Limerick, Ireland. At his death, he was noted as being a 'Pensioner of the Constabulary'. He was buried on 8 Nov 1854 in Doon, Limerick, Ireland. Parents: Joseph ROBINSON and Mary UNKNOWN. Spouse: Johanna CURTAIN. John ROBINSON and Johanna CURTAIN were married on 13 Feb 1836 in St. Michael's Church, Limerick, Ireland. Children were: John Charles ROBINSON, Mary Jane Frances (Jane) ROBINSON, George Alexander ROBINSON, William ROBINSON, Caroline ROBINSON, David ROBINSON, Henry William ROBINSON. John ROBINSON was christened on 4 Mar 1827 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. He was born about 1827 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. In 1841 John was a farmer near Denby Dale. Parents: John ROBINSON and Mary BEAUMONT/WALSHAW. John Albert (Jack) ROBINSON was born about 1897 in Southport, Lancashire. Jack emigrated to Australia and may have had a son. Parents: John Jeremiah Michael Albert ROBINSON and Phoebe Ellen SAGAR.  John Charles
ROBINSON was born on 11 Aug 1837 in Limerick, Limerick, Ireland.
He emigrated in May 1864 from Ireland to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
In 1870 he was a Clerk in a Store in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA.
John recorded in the column "Value of Real Estate Owned" that he had
a personal estate of $200 but no real estate. The area was in the Second Ward
and his neighbours were all born abroad, mostly in Ireland, but one family came
from Scotland and one family was from Prussia. Most of the children were born
in Pennsylvania. In 1880 he was an Accountant in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania,
USA. He was recorded in a volume of the History of Allegheny County,
Genealogy and Biography about 1880 in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA.
"John C. Robinson, accountant, was born in the city of Limerick, Ireland,
on 11 Aug., 1837, the eldest of six children. His father died when John C. was
seventeen years of age, leaving him the only support of his family. He was educated
in the schools of the National Board of Education, Ireland, and at the normal
training establishment of Dublin. At the age of seventeen he was appointed postmaster
in charge of the money order post office of Pallas Green, County Limerick. He
was appointed a teacher under the National Board of Education in 1856? and continued
as such for a period of eight years. Came to this country in May, 1864. He
was employed soon after landing in Pittsburgh (where he has resided since 1864
in the grocery and wine-store of David Haworth, in the Diamond, as bookkeeper
and manager , until 1870. After leaving the place, he opened an office on Fifth
Avenue, and adopted the profession of expert accountant, which he has since
followed with success. He has been engaged in some of the largest cases in equity,
such as David Hostetter vs. the Standard Oil Company, Warden, Frew & Co.
et al, the Harmony Savings Bank of Butler County, Phillip vs. the Allegheny Valley
railroad , and others. He connected with several religious and beneficial societies.
In religion he is Roman Catholic, in politics a democrat. He was married in
May 1867 and has now 6 children, all living." In 1900 he was an Accountant
in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA. He lived in Frankstown
Road, 1st Precinct, Penn Township, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA in 1910.
John was living with John Hood and his wife Adelaide A (his daughter). Did John
and Johanna live apart so that they could be taken care of by separate daughters?
The transcription is John C RALIMAN. He stated that he had immigrated in 1860.
He lived in Westmoreland Avenue, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA in
1920. John lived with another daughter, Margaret, and her husband
and children. He was a widower. He said that he had arrived in the USA in 1858,
had been naturalised in 1859. Parents: John
ROBINSON and Johanna CURTAIN.Spouse: Johanna UNKNOWN. John Charles ROBINSON and Johanna UNKNOWN were married about 1865 in Pennsylvania, USA. They lived in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA in 1870. At the Census John and Johanna were recorded with three sons, Patrick (4), William (2) and John P (10 months - born August 1869). They lived in America in 1876. John was a witness at the christening of his niece, Anna Edith Kay, on 5 June 1876 in Hamilton, Auckland, New Zealand and he was recorded as "John Robinson of America". They lived in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA in 1880. By 1880 the family had movd to 5th Street, 8th Ward, and their neighbours were still mostly from Ireland or Holland. John and Johanna had six children, John (14), William (13), George (9), Maggie (7), Mary (4) and Annie (3). They lived in East End Avenue, 22nd Precinct, Pittsburgh, Pennslyvania, USA in 1900. John's record is transcribed as ROBENSON. He was 62 and had been married for 35 years and had arrived in the USA in 1864 and had been 36 years in Pennsylvania. He had been naturalised. He owned his own house for which he had a mortgage. He lived with Johanna and his daughters Margaret and Mary as well as his son, William H. and his wife, Laura, and their daughter Edith. Johanna was 54 and she had arrived in the USA in 1862 and had lived in Pennsylvania for 38 years. Children were: John Patrick (Patrick) ROBINSON, William H ROBINSON, John J. ROBINSON, George Francis ROBINSON, Margaret (Maggie) ROBINSON, Mary ROBINSON, Adelaide Ann (Annie) ROBINSON, David ROBINSON.  John J. ROBINSON
was born about 1869 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA.
He died before 1880 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA.
Parents: John Charles ROBINSON and Johanna UNKNOWN.John Jeremiah Michael Albert ROBINSON was born on 20 Jan 1868 in Quebec, Canada. In 1881 he was a Printer's Apprentice in Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire. In 1891 he was a Printer Compositor in Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire. Parents: George Alexander ROBINSON and Jane Morris HAYLES. Spouse: Phoebe Ellen SAGAR. John Jeremiah Michael Albert ROBINSON and Phoebe Ellen SAGAR were married about 1892 in Burnley, Lancashire. Children were: George Alexander ROBINSON, Phoebe ROBINSON, John Albert (Jack) ROBINSON, Elizabeth (Lizzie) ROBINSON, Henrietta (Pop) ROBINSON. John Patrick (Patrick) ROBINSON was born in Jun 1867 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA. In 1900 he was an Insurance Agent in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA. Parents: John Charles ROBINSON and Johanna UNKNOWN. Spouse: Sarah RILEY. John Patrick (Patrick) ROBINSON and Sarah RILEY were married about 1899 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA. They lived in 18th Street, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pensylvania in 1900. John and Sarah lived with her parents Matthew (b.1837) and Mary (b.1842) Riley and her siblings. Her parents had both been born in Pittsburgh of Irish parents. They had had ten children of whom six were still alive and living at home - Sarah herself (1875), Alice (1876), Henrietta (1879), James (1881), Florence (1882) and Thomas (1885).
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