James
Robinson
Born about in Leiden, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
Ancestors 
Son of John Robinson
and Bridget (White) Robinson
Brother of
Ann Robinson, William Robinson [half], Johannes Robinson III, Bridget (Robinson) Lee, Isaac Robinson, Mercy Robinson, John Robinson, Samuel Robinson [half], Favor Robinson, James Robinson [half], Jacob Robinson [half], William Robinson [half], Fear (Robinson) Jennings and Jacob Robinson
[spouse(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
Died
at about age 26
in Leiden, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands [uncertain]
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Biography
" James Robinson of Blue Point was the "cooper" tried for the murder of Collins and acquitted in 1666. He lived near his father-in-law Richard Foxwell, whose second daughter, Lucretia, was his wife. He continued here until the war of 1675 broke out, when he removed to New Castle, N. H., where he and his wife died. They left four daughters in New Castle, three of whom were married. James Robinson " COLLECTIONS OF THE MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 1853 Volume III page 80
Origin
James was born probably c. 1612 at Leiden, Holland, and was burried on 26 May 1638 St. Peter's in Leiden, Holland. He was a son of John Robinson and Bridget White.[1]
Uncertain Marriage
This profile currently connects him in marriage to Lucretia Foxwell, but this is clearly impossible. James was buried on 26 May 1638 at St. Peter's in Leiden, Holland.[1] Lucretia Foxwell married to a different James Robinson by 1668.
Death and Legacy
James Robinson was buried on 26 May 1638 at St. Peter's in Leiden, Holland.[1]
Research Notes
Per Torrey:
James Robinson (-1710?) & Lucretia [FOXWELL] (1644-) 16 Jan 1667/70?; Blue Point/Scarborough, ME/Newcastle NH {GDMNH 244: 591; Robinson (#2) 56, Robinson (#3) 80; Reg 39:344; Kittery 702}[2]
James Robinson married by 1668 to Lucretia Foxwell (b c. 1644 "aged 24 at marriage," Blue Point/Scarborough, ME) daughter of Richard Foxwell and Susanna Bonython.[3] Her father had emigrated by about 1632, probably from England.
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Holman, Mary Loverling, "The Robinson Family." The American Genealogist. NEHGS AmericanAncestors.org. accessed 10 Nov 2016 (Vol 17, Pages 207-15).
- ↑ Torrey’s New England Marriages Prior to 1700. AmericanAncestors.org. NEHGS (Vol 2, Pg 1285).
- ↑ Anderson, Robert Charles, (1995-) The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Volumes I-III. AmericanAncestors.org NEHGS (Volumes I-III, Page 695).
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