Source: History of Muscatine County Iowa, Biographical Section, 1879, page 659
GEORGE W. ROBINSON, far., Sec. 23; P. O. Buffalo, Scott Co., Iowa;
in the fall of 1854, he removed thence to Iowa, locating first at Blue Grass, Scott Co. The same fall or winter, he returned to New York,
where he married Miss Phebe C. Boyce, daughter of Jacob Boyce of Ulster Co., N.Y.,
and returned to Iowa shortly after; they have three children---Weller, Rosa and Lilly.
In 1876, he removed to Muscatine Co., where they now reside on a fine farm, consisting of 307 acres, lying along the Mississippi River, with a fine river view;
GEORGE W. ROBINSON, far., Sec. 23; P. O. Buffalo, Scott Co., Iowa;
in the fall of 1854, he removed thence to Iowa, locating first at Blue Grass, Scott Co. The same fall or winter, he returned to New York,
where he married Miss Phebe C. Boyce, daughter of Jacob Boyce of Ulster Co., N.Y.,
and returned to Iowa shortly after; they have three children---Weller, Rosa and Lilly.
In 1876, he removed to Muscatine Co., where they now reside on a fine farm, consisting of 307 acres, lying along the Mississippi River, with a fine river view;
Source: History of Muscatine County Iowa, Biographical Section, 1879, page 659
GEORGE W. ROBINSON, far., Sec. 23; P. O. Buffalo, Scott Co., Iowa;
in the fall of 1854, he removed thence to Iowa, locating first at Blue Grass, Scott Co. The same fall or winter, he returned to New York,
where he married Miss Phebe C. Boyce, daughter of Jacob Boyce of Ulster Co., N.Y.,
and returned to Iowa shortly after; they have three children---Weller, Rosa and Lilly.
In 1876, he removed to Muscatine Co., where they now reside on a fine farm, consisting of 307 acres, lying along the Mississippi River, with a fine river view;
GEORGE W. ROBINSON, far., Sec. 23; P. O. Buffalo, Scott Co., Iowa;
in the fall of 1854, he removed thence to Iowa, locating first at Blue Grass, Scott Co. The same fall or winter, he returned to New York,
where he married Miss Phebe C. Boyce, daughter of Jacob Boyce of Ulster Co., N.Y.,
and returned to Iowa shortly after; they have three children---Weller, Rosa and Lilly.
In 1876, he removed to Muscatine Co., where they now reside on a fine farm, consisting of 307 acres, lying along the Mississippi River, with a fine river view;
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