Children of "Old" Nancy and A. Robbins:
Richard ROBBINS 1785–1844 m. Nancy Richards (d. Washington Co., AR)
George Monroe Robbins 1792–1857 m. Orry/Aurry Skein (d. Williamson Co., TX)
John ROBBINS @ 1796– d. @ 1832 (d. Washington Co., AR)
Aaron R Robbins 1804-1866 (d. Williamson Co., TX
Among their descendants are at least six 'Aarons' in the next three generations - no other names that begin with an "A" among the men, which suggests that the husband of Old Nancy was likely an "Aaron" as well.
His actual place of birth and death are not certain. His wife was born in NC, and his last child was born in TN. This marker is placed in Williamson Co., TX, with that of his wife, who was laid to rest in the old Robbins Cemetery soon after her arrival in Texas, according to a local historical account that focused on her grandson, Aaron R. Robbins, b. 1826.
Richard ROBBINS 1785–1844 m. Nancy Richards (d. Washington Co., AR)
George Monroe Robbins 1792–1857 m. Orry/Aurry Skein (d. Williamson Co., TX)
John ROBBINS @ 1796– d. @ 1832 (d. Washington Co., AR)
Aaron R Robbins 1804-1866 (d. Williamson Co., TX
Among their descendants are at least six 'Aarons' in the next three generations - no other names that begin with an "A" among the men, which suggests that the husband of Old Nancy was likely an "Aaron" as well.
His actual place of birth and death are not certain. His wife was born in NC, and his last child was born in TN. This marker is placed in Williamson Co., TX, with that of his wife, who was laid to rest in the old Robbins Cemetery soon after her arrival in Texas, according to a local historical account that focused on her grandson, Aaron R. Robbins, b. 1826.
Children of "Old" Nancy and A. Robbins:
Richard ROBBINS 1785–1844 m. Nancy Richards (d. Washington Co., AR)
George Monroe Robbins 1792–1857 m. Orry/Aurry Skein (d. Williamson Co., TX)
John ROBBINS @ 1796– d. @ 1832 (d. Washington Co., AR)
Aaron R Robbins 1804-1866 (d. Williamson Co., TX
Among their descendants are at least six 'Aarons' in the next three generations - no other names that begin with an "A" among the men, which suggests that the husband of Old Nancy was likely an "Aaron" as well.
His actual place of birth and death are not certain. His wife was born in NC, and his last child was born in TN. This marker is placed in Williamson Co., TX, with that of his wife, who was laid to rest in the old Robbins Cemetery soon after her arrival in Texas, according to a local historical account that focused on her grandson, Aaron R. Robbins, b. 1826.
Richard ROBBINS 1785–1844 m. Nancy Richards (d. Washington Co., AR)
George Monroe Robbins 1792–1857 m. Orry/Aurry Skein (d. Williamson Co., TX)
John ROBBINS @ 1796– d. @ 1832 (d. Washington Co., AR)
Aaron R Robbins 1804-1866 (d. Williamson Co., TX
Among their descendants are at least six 'Aarons' in the next three generations - no other names that begin with an "A" among the men, which suggests that the husband of Old Nancy was likely an "Aaron" as well.
His actual place of birth and death are not certain. His wife was born in NC, and his last child was born in TN. This marker is placed in Williamson Co., TX, with that of his wife, who was laid to rest in the old Robbins Cemetery soon after her arrival in Texas, according to a local historical account that focused on her grandson, Aaron R. Robbins, b. 1826.
Inscription
Wife's headstone was transcribed in 1959, which included the line 'Wife of A. Robbins". Her headstone is now partially obscured.
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