. The Robinsons and their kin folk. we authenticatenothing. Mr. Nathan Goold, Portlands historian and a de-scendant of John Robinson, gives permission to quote him asfollows: John Robinson who married Sarah Jordan was no doubtson of John the tanner, or John who worked on Ft. WilliamHenry at Great Island in 1723, selling articles to the Ft. as lateas 1744. Perhaps they were one and the same. I think ourJohn was a grandson of Stephen of Oyster River (Dover. N. H.).He was received as an inhabitant Mar. 1, 1666, and was a tax-payer at Exeter, N. H., in 1662. He had a brother Jonathan,and probably
. The Robinsons and their kin folk. we authenticatenothing. Mr. Nathan Goold, Portlands historian and a de-scendant of John Robinson, gives permission to quote him asfollows: John Robinson who married Sarah Jordan was no doubtson of John the tanner, or John who worked on Ft. WilliamHenry at Great Island in 1723, selling articles to the Ft. as lateas 1744. Perhaps they were one and the same. I think ourJohn was a grandson of Stephen of Oyster River (Dover. N. H.).He was received as an inhabitant Mar. 1, 1666, and was a tax-payer at Exeter, N. H., in 1662. He had a brother Jonathan,and probably lived at Exeter and removed from there to Robinsons I presume to be the descendants of John Rob-inson of Haverhill, Mass., who Savage thinks was father ofDavid, Jonathan and Stephen. John of Haverhill was the emigrant ancestor of this familyand a blacksmith by trade, living at Newbury, Mass., and in1640 with eleven others struck the first blow toward erecting asettlement in the woods of Pentucket (Haverhill.) They went. CELLAR OF JOHN ROBINSON HOUSE
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