James Robinson
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Birth Date: 1792 - Pitt Co., NC 54
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1. *Easter O'steen
Marriage: 1820 54
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1. Emaliza Robinson
2. Nancy Robinson
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ROBINSON, JAMES.1792-1874 CHARLTON
James Robinson of Charlton County is the progenitor of a very large number of descendants in Charlton, Brantley, Wayne and nearby counties of today. He was born in Pitt County, N. C., in 1792, a son of James Robinson, R. S. He was a first cousin to James Thomas Robeson, they being brothers' children. The Robeson (or Robinson) family moved to Georgia from Pitt County, N. C., around 1810. James, the subject, was married in 1820 to Easter O'Steen, born 1800 in South Carolina, daughter of John O'Steen. They had nineteen children but the Compiler has been able to obtain names of only sixteen, the other three probably dying in infancy. The sixteen known children were:
1. Wileyb. 1821, m. Mary Altman, dau. of Thomas.
2. Emelizab. 1822, m. Micajah Crews, Sept. 21, 1837.
3. Elizabethb. 1824, m. Washington Petty.
4. Civilb. 1825, m. Jimpsey Harris.
5. Cassieb. 1828, never married.
6. Catherineb. 1829, m. James B. Ammons.
7. John A.b. 1830, never married.
8. Noahb. 1831, m. (unknown) .
9. Anselb. 1832, never m. Lost In Civil War.
10. Matthewb. 1834, never married. Killed in C. S. Army.
11 Markb. 1834, m. Sarah Jane Barber, Nov. 30, 1854.
12: Robertb. 1836, m. (unknown).
13. Hansfordb. 1835, never m. Died In C. S. Army.
14. Curtisb. 1841, m. - Brown.
15. Jesseb. 1844, never m. Killed In C. S. Army.
16. Jamesb. 1845, m. Mary 1. Raulerson, dau. of David.
James Robinson was Clerk of the Superior Court and Inferior Courts of Wayne County, 1820-1822, being commissioned as "James Robinson, Jr." He served as Justice of Peace, 334th district, Wayne County, 1825-28, and as Representative from Wayne County in the legislative sessions of 1827, 1828, and 1830.
Mr. Robinson's home was on Cow-house Creek In present Charlton County where he lived until his death about 1874. He and his wife were buried at Sardis Primitive Baptist Church in Charlton County, of which church they were members many years. The Robinson residence was in Wayne ounty until about 1830 when he appears to have either moved to Camden County or have been placed in it by change in county lines. He was cut out of Camden into Charlton in the latter's creation in 1854.
Civil War record of three sons lost in the war: Matthew enlisted Aug. 15, 1861, in Co. "F", 26th Georgia Infantry Regiment, and was killed at Fredericksburg, Virginia, Dee, 13, 1862. Jesse enlisted in same company and at same time, and was killed in the battle of 2nd Manasses in Virginia, Aug. 28, 1862. Hansford enlisted in same company and at same time, and was wounded at 2nd Manasses, Aug. 28, 1862 but recovered; however, he died nert year, 1863, of disease. The son John A., who survived the war, enlisted in the same cormpany, same time, and was captured in the battle of Spottsylvania Court-house, Va., May 20, 1864, He took the oath of allegiance to the United States, and was released from Elmira, N. Y., Prison, Sept. 30, 1864. Descendants say that Ansel was probably lost in the war but no record has been found as yet of his service or death.
John Robinson
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Birth Date: Abt 1790 - Pitt Co., NC 4
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1. *Elizabeth Carter
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ROBINSON, JOHN.John Robinson (or Robeson) was born in Pitt County, N. C., about 1790, a son of James Robeson, R. S. He came to Georgia with his parents in his youth, and was married, probably in Tattnall County, to Elizabeth, daughter of Isaac Carter, youngest brother of George Carter (q. v.). To them were born the following children:
1790-1835
APPLING
1. William.b. 1808, m. Sarah Carter, dau. of William (Vol. ll)
2. Lazarusb. 1811, m. Eady
3. Civilityb. 1815, m. Stogner Harris.
4. Jamesb. 1818, m. Mary
5. Molsy Annb. 1824, m. William. Carter, son of Wm. (Vol. ll).
The 1820 Census indicates John Robinson and wife had eight children at that time, but deed records showing disposition of lands owned by him at his death, show the above were all the surviving heirs in 1836. John Robeson lived in the 3rd district of Appling County and died there about 1835. He was first cousin to the above James T. Robinson.
Nancy Robinson
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Father: William Robinson
Mother: Minerva Carter
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1. *John C. Carter
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Nancy Robinson
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Father: James Robinson
Mother: Easter O'steen
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1. *Thomas Mathis
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Judge Walter Robinson
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1. *Jane Fortune
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1. Eliza Jane Robinson
William Robinson
Sex: M
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Birth Date: Nov 1809 - North Carolina 1
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Death: 10 May 1882 - Lowndes Co., GA ( at age 72) 1
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Father: Frederick Robinson 1
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1. *Minerva Carter
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1. Nancy Robinson
William Roe
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1. *Maria Van Deuser
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Catharine Rogers
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1. *Peter Carter
Marriage: 23 Sep 1712 25
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Daniel Babcock Rogers
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1. *Mary Ann Titsworth
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1. Julia Amanda Rogers
Frances Rebecca Rogers
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1. *Isaac Conner Cason
Marriage: 14 Oct 1878
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