Dr. Jeremiah Robinson, son of John Robinson and Mehitable Stanyan, was born after 1697.[1] He died at Westford, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, 19 October 1771.
Dr. Robinson married (1) Lydia Norris, daughter of Jonathan Norris and Lydia Heard, say 1732;[2] he married (2) Eunice Amsden, daughter of Captain Thomas Amsden and Eunice Howe, at Marlborough, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, 14 October 1746.[3].[4]
There are several deeds that place and identify Jeremiah. The first was dated 12 Jun 1748 from John Robinson of Exeter to Jeremiah Robinson of Marlboro, but it was not recorded until 17 July 1762. Other deeds show he lived in Littleton in 1733, Marlboro in 1747, Haverhill in 1762, and Westford in 1767.
He sold to his brother his right to their father's pew on 17 Jul 1762. That was done by deed and reads: "Jeremiah Robinson of Westford, Mass Bay, physician, for twenty shillings sold to Daniel Robinson of Exeter, yeoman, his right into a certain pew in the old meeting house, which formerly belonged to our honored father John Robinson of Exeter"
His record as physician while in Westford is curious: in 1767 the town voted "not to pay Dr. Jeremiah Robinson for doctoring the town poor."
Known Children
With Lydia
John Robinson b. 26 Dec 1733
Mary Robinson b. 13 Nov 1735
Olive Robinson b. 10 Sep 1737
John Robinson b. 11 Nov 1739
Jeremiah Robinson b. 4 Apr 1742, d. 16 Jul 1815
Zebulon Robinson b. 9 Feb 1743
With Eunice
Thomas Amsden Robinson b. 23 May 1747, d. 1748
Thomas Robinson b. 27 Oct 1748
Eunice Robinson b. 13 Oct 1750, d. 11 Sep 1786
Bradbury Robinson b. 8 Aug 1752, d. Jun 1801
Caine Robinson b. 15 Sep 1754
Lydia Robinson b. 14 Aug 1757
Winthrop Robinson b. 23 Jul 1760, d. bef. Aug 1763
Winthrop Robinson b. 12 Aug 1763
Sources
↑ Estimated from sometime after parents probable date of marriage (1696)
↑ Leonard Allison Morrison, Lineage and Biographies of the Norris Family in America: From 1640 to 1892, with references to the Norrises of England as early as 1311, with illustrations (Boston, Massachusetts: Damrell & Upham, 1892), 19
↑ Andrew H. Ward, "Amsden Family," The New England Historical and Genealogical Register 15 (Jan 1861): 21-22,
↑ "Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FCSC-RM2 : 3 November 2017), Jeremiah Robinson and Eunice Amsden, 14 Oct 1746; citing Marriage, Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States, , town clerk offices, Massachusetts; FHL microfilm 892,249.
Harriet H. Robinson, "John Robinson of Exeter, and Some of His Descendants," The Robinsons and Their Kin Folk Third Series (July 1906): 99-123, at 115-117
Robinson-10941 was created by Debarah Hunt through the import of Texas Greathouse-Robinson Fami.ged on Aug 31, 2014.
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