Looking for parents of William ROBINSON

Question

William  Robinson 

1816–1868

BIRTH 6 MAR 1816 • Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania

DEATH 21 APR 1868 • New Albany Tp., Floyd Co., Indiana

2nd great-grandfather

Answer 1

Did not find his parents, but their Family Bible is was found in the National Archive file, which might include his parents names. 

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=78348601

William Robinson

Birth:	Mar. 5, 1816 Philadelphia Philadelphia County Pennsylvania, USA
Death:	Apr. 21, 1868 New Albany Floyd County Indiana, USA
William Robinson and Nancy Elender Bloor married on Feb. 11, 1844 in Clark Co., Indiana. William worked as a farmer. The Robinsons had an affliation with the Christian Church. Military: Scott Co., Indiana--30 Sept. 1862, New Albany Indiana mustered in as Private, Co., B, 93 Indiana Infantry. Mustered out 28 Jun 1865, Louisville Kentucky. The below information was borrowed from: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/clark/cemeteries/plumruncem.html ROBINSON William (Co. B., 93rd Indiana Infantry)  No dates No dates "Family historian Aleita King-Huguenin reports to us that the above William Robinson was born March 1816 and died April 1868. Aleita also reports that she has visited the National Archives and has reviewed William Robinson's pension file there. Her research indicates that "his wife was Nancy Elendor Bloor. The Dept. of the Interior granted her a pension on June 9, 1876. Their marriage license, a doctor's affidavit and their Family Bible and her personal affidavit were all in the National Archives file."      Family links:   Spouse:   Nancy Elender Bloor Robinson (1822 - 1908)    Children:   John Wesley Robinson (1852 - ____)*   *Calculated relationship
Burial: Plum Run Cemetery  Clark County Indiana, USA
Created by: Marsha Baker Record added: Oct 13, 2011  Find A Grave Memorial# 78348601

Comments

Thank you, the information from findagrave.com is mine. The family Bible pages are included in the images for his profile, it does not include his parents.

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I should have paid more attention to that.