Genealogy

Robinson

JOHN Mercer m HANNAH ROBINSON 16 OCT 1752 Treeton.

Ann Robinson m. JOSEPH TAYLOR 30 NOV 1777 Treeton

Child of William Robinson:

• Sarah c.05 OCT 1794 Treeton

Thomas Robinson m. MARY MERCER 22 SEP 1828 Treeton. Children:

• George c.24 DEC 1828 Treeton

Children of Samuel and Hannah Robinson:

• Samuel c.10 AUG 1834 Treeton

Children of William and Mary Robinson:

• Elizabeth c. 23 JUL 1837 Treeton
• Isaac c.20 SEP 1840 Treeton
• Sarah c.09 APR 1843 Treeton
• Mary c.01 AUG 1847 Treeton

Children of Samuel and Susan Robinson:

• Rhoda c. 15 FEB 1839 Treeton
• Joseph c.15 FEB 1846 Treeton
• Mary Ann c.08 APR 1849 Treeton

Children of William and Ellen Robinson:

• Julia c.03 FEB 1850 Treeton
• John c.03 FEB 1850 Treeton

Child of Rebecca Robinson:

• Ann c.06 JUL 1851 Treeton

Children of William and Jane Robinson:

• Fanny c. 28 SEP 1856 Treeton

Children of Joseph and Sarah Robinson:

• John James c.08 APR 1860
• Sarah Ann c.03 MAY 1863 Treeton

John James Robinson was a Commercial Traveller in 1891 living at Main Street, Catcliffe with his wife Annie, age 33, and daughter Ethel Annie age 5. He was a Parish Councillor in 1897, in 1901, Clerk to the School Board at Catcliffe.

Child of Ann Robinson:

• William c.13 DEC 1868 Treeton

In 1891 Isaac Robinson, a general labourer age 50 and his wife Martha, age 46 (born Navenby, Lincs) were living at Colleys Yard with Isaac's mother Jane Robinson, a widow, age 77, born Handsworth and children:

• William E Robinson, Colliery Banksman,born Sheffield
• Mary H Robinson, age 14, born Sheffield
• Catherine J Robinson,age 8, Scholar, born Treeton

On their Golden Wedding Anniversary, Isaac and Martha Robinson received the congratulations of their many relatives and friends. They were married in Lincolnshire at Navenby Parish Church on 18th February, 1867. Mrs. Robinson was a native of Navenby while her husband was born in 1840 at Cockholme, Treeton, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Manship in 1917. Well known Wesleyans, Mrs. Robinson did good work for the District Nursing Association and at the time of her golden wedding anniversary still served on the committee. They both worked for the Rother Vale Colliery Company.

William Edward Robinson b.30 Jun 1872 in Sheffield, son of Isaac Robinson and Martha. He married 27/06/78 to Jane Revell, known as Jinny. Children:

• GLADYS b. 13 Apr 1899 m.Fred Exley, daughter Susan Exley
• KATE b. 18 Mar 1901 m.Percy Manship daughter Joan Manship
• BILL b. 06 Apr 1903 m. Win. Children:Roy; June b. 11 Jan 1933
• EVA b. 05 Dec 1905 m.James Horace Taylor (b.29 Dec 1892). Children:Jim; Bill
• VERA b. 22 Apr 1908 m.Ben Billingsley. Children:Ben; Barbara; Alan

William died 04 Nov 1945 and was buried St. Helens Churchyard Treeton with Jane

Wedding of William Robinson and Winifred Bilton, 1933, photograph taken outside the home of William and Jane Robinson's home on Flatts Lane Treeton

Back Row left - right: Ben Billingsley snr., Fred Bilton, Lottie Bilton, Jane Robinson, William E. Robinson, H. Bilton jnr.
Second Row: Madge Bilton, William Robinson (Billie) Winifred Bilton, ?. ?
Front Row: Beryl Bilton, Ben Billingsley Jnr.

Living at 83 Wood Lane Treeton in 1891 was Walter Robinson,a Coal Miner, age 40 from Mansfield Woodhouse, his wife Hannah age 35, from Ripley Derbyshire and their children and brothers-in-law:

• Samuel Robinson, age 17,Coal Miner, born Brightside Lane Sheffield
• William H Robinson,Son, age 15, Coal Miner, born Brightside Lane
• Walter Robinson,Son, age 16,Coal Miner,born Parkgate
• John Robinson,Son, age 13,born Dronfield Derbyshire
• Sarah Robinson,Dau,age 8,born Leeds
• Elizabeth Robinson,Dau, age 7, born Attercliffe
• Lilly Robinson,Dau, age 5,born Attercliffe
• George Robinson,Son, age 3,born Attercliffe
• Rosa Robinson,Dau, age 2,born Attercliffe
• Ethel Robinson,Dau,age 3months,born Treeton
• John Stacey,Brolaw,Widoweer, age 37,Coal Miner,born Stockport Cheshire
• Henry Stacey,Brolaw,age 12,Scholar,born Dronfield Derbyshire

Mrs. Robinson and Rosie

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