Mary Hayward married Charles Robbins around 1840. There were probably married in New York or Ohio. Most of their children were born in Ohio.
From family notes, the ancestry of Mary's family originated in England. She is listed that she was 71 when she died, so the 1889 date is an approximation. Contacted Huntington County records, and no death record could be located.
In 1850 census, Mary, Charles and the family had moved to Huntington County, along with Mary's parents and maternal grandmother.
Other children:
Candance Robbins Graves (1853 - 1930)
Benjamin Franklin Robbins (1858 -
In notes, there was a set of twins George and Georganna born. Assumption that children died as babies as they are not listed on census records. No other records could be located.
From family notes, the ancestry of Mary's family originated in England. She is listed that she was 71 when she died, so the 1889 date is an approximation. Contacted Huntington County records, and no death record could be located.
In 1850 census, Mary, Charles and the family had moved to Huntington County, along with Mary's parents and maternal grandmother.
Other children:
Candance Robbins Graves (1853 - 1930)
Benjamin Franklin Robbins (1858 -
In notes, there was a set of twins George and Georganna born. Assumption that children died as babies as they are not listed on census records. No other records could be located.
Mary Hayward married Charles Robbins around 1840. There were probably married in New York or Ohio. Most of their children were born in Ohio.
From family notes, the ancestry of Mary's family originated in England. She is listed that she was 71 when she died, so the 1889 date is an approximation. Contacted Huntington County records, and no death record could be located.
In 1850 census, Mary, Charles and the family had moved to Huntington County, along with Mary's parents and maternal grandmother.
Other children:
Candance Robbins Graves (1853 - 1930)
Benjamin Franklin Robbins (1858 -
In notes, there was a set of twins George and Georganna born. Assumption that children died as babies as they are not listed on census records. No other records could be located.
From family notes, the ancestry of Mary's family originated in England. She is listed that she was 71 when she died, so the 1889 date is an approximation. Contacted Huntington County records, and no death record could be located.
In 1850 census, Mary, Charles and the family had moved to Huntington County, along with Mary's parents and maternal grandmother.
Other children:
Candance Robbins Graves (1853 - 1930)
Benjamin Franklin Robbins (1858 -
In notes, there was a set of twins George and Georganna born. Assumption that children died as babies as they are not listed on census records. No other records could be located.
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